SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS 2017 MATCH NOTES

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1 SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS 2017 MATCH NOTES Beach Volleyball Contact: Joe Kepler Rice Athletics Center, 1304 Heyward Street, Columbia, S.C Office: SCHEDULE WEEKEND OPPONENTS Date Opponent Time/Result UNF SAND INVITATIONAL (St. Augustine, Fla.) 3/4 vs. 11 FIU * W, 3-2 vs. Spring Hill College 3/5 vs. College of Charleston * at North Florida GAMECOCK CHALLENGE (Columbia, S.C.) 3/11 MERCER 11 GRAND CANYON 3/12 UAB * CANCELLED JACKSONVILLE 3/14 COASTAL CAROLINA Dual Match 10 FIU (21-12) Friday, April 21, 10:30 AM UNC Wilmington (13-9) Friday, April 21, 1:30 PM Florida State (21-7) Satuday, April 22, 9:00 AM Tulane (20-11) Saturday, April 22, 1:30 PM Series is tied, 3-3 Gamecocks won, 5-0 (4/7/17) South Carolina leads, 3-0 Gamecocks won, 5-0 (4/14/17) Florida State leads, 8-0 Seminoles won, 5-0 (3/20/16) South Carolina leads, 5-1 Gamecocks won, 4-1 (4/14/17) TIGER BEACH CHALLENGE (Baton Rouge, La.) 3/19 vs. Tulane * at 8 LSU * L, 4-1 3/20 vs. Florida Gulf Coast vs. UAB * GAMECOCK GRAND SLAM (Columbia, S.C.) 3/25 13 STETSON L, SOUTHERN CAL L, 5-0 3/26 4 FLORIDA STATE * L, GEORGIA STATE * L, 3-2 UNCW BEACH BLAST (Wilmington, N.C.) 4/1 vs. Coastal Carolina vs. Mercer 4/2 vs. College of Charleston * at UNC-Wilmington * STAYBRIDGE SUITES INVITE (Tallahassee, Fla.) 4/7 vs. 13 Florida International * vs. 14 Florida Atlantic 4/8 at 4 Florida State * L, 5-0 vs. 10 Georgia State * L, 3-2 PALMETTO INVITATIONAL (Columbia, S.C.) 4/14 UNC-WILMINGTON * TULANE * (SENIOR NIGHT) 4/15 JACKSONVILLE STATE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON * CCSA TOURNAMENT POOL PLAY (Emerson, Ga.) 4/21 vs. 10 Florida International 10:30 AM vs. UNC-Wilmington 1:30 PM 4/22 vs. 4 Florida State 9:00 AM vs. Tulane 1:30 PM 5/5-7 at NCAA Championship Gulf Shores, Ala. TBA All times Eastern Home matches in BOLD * - CCSA Conference match ROSTER NAME Shannon Williams Julia Mannisto Caroline Skaff Delaney Wood Macie Tendrich Jade Vitt Adrianna Culbert AJ Baumann Katie Zimmerman Erin Neuenfeldt Sarah Nacouzi Carly Schnieder Jordan Wilson-Talmadge Ali Denney Helen Recaborde Franky Harrison Hannah Sorensen Abby Feruck Hannah Edelman Katie Smith HT YR. So. Jr. So. Jr. Gr. So. Gr. Gr. EXP. 2L 2L TR TR 2L HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Ashburn, Va. (Stone Bridge) Westlake Village, Calif. (Mater Dei) Haymarket, Va. (Battlefield) Westlake, Texas (Westlake Academy) Boynton Beach, Fla. (Saint Andrews) San Diego, Calif. (La Costa Canyon) Delton, Mich. (Colorado State) Roswell, Ga. (Fellowship Christian) Cypress, Texas (Wichita State) Birmingam, Mich. (Seaholm) Raleigh, N.C. (Cardinal Gibbons) Cincinnati, Ohio (Mother of Mercy) Orlando, Fla. (First Academy) Jupiter, Fla. (The Pine School) Atlanta, Ga. (Atlanta International) Knoxville, Tenn. (Webb School) Wilmington, N.C. (Mercer) Atlanta, Ga. (Blessed Trinity) Hilton Head Island, S.C. (Hilton Head Island) West Chester, Ohio (Lakota West) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Moritz Moritz (4th season, Colorado State, 2006) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: RJ Abella (4th season, Wichita State, 2009) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Luke Higgs (1st season) Director of Operations: Alyssa Taylor (2nd season) 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 Senior Associate AD/SWA... Judy Van Horn Faculty Athletics Representative...Dr. Valinda Littlefield Home Court... Wheeler Beach 2016 Record Conference Record Conference Finish... 5th Starters Returning/Lost... 7/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 8/4 Newcomers...9 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 AJ Baumann...Bow-men Abby Feruck...Fair-Rick Sarah Nacouzi...Nah-coo-zee Carly Schnieder...Sh-NEE-der NOTEWORTHY GAMECOCKS COLLECT FOUR POSTSEASON HONORS The CCSA announced its end-of-the-year awards on Wednesday and Thursday, and the Gamecocks picked up four honors. On Wednesday, junior Julia Mannisto and grad student Katie Zimmerman made the conference s All-Academic team. Mannisto carries a 3.6 GPA as a finance major, while Zimmerman is finishing her master s degree in exercise science this spring with a GPA. On Thursday, the All-Freshman team was announced, with Ali Denney and Katie Smith making the five-woman group. Denney holds a 21-7 overall record this season, while Smith is 19-9, with 15 wins coming at the number one flight. SCOUTING 10 FIU After briefly dropping out of the national rankings, the Panthers have roared back in April and now sit at No. 10 after four wins over AVCA Top 15 teams in the last two weeks. Last weekend, the team went to Florida State for a tournament and picked up wins over Stetson and Grand Canyon, and lost 3-2 decisions to Florida State and Pepperdine. Sophomore Margherita Bianchin and freshman Federica Frasca have been the team s hot pair, recording a 16-3 record this season with six coming out of the number one flight. The Panthers biggest strength has been their unpredictable lineups - nine different pairs have played in the number one flight, two different pairs have played at least one dual in all five flights, and two others have played in four different flights. SCOUTING UNC-WILMINGTON The Seahawks are 13-9 this season, with a 5-5 record so far in April after a 2-2 weekend at in Columbia at the Palmetto Invitational. UNCW has a fairly consistent lineup, with the top two pairs for the most part unchanged. Tanna Aljoe/Nicole Lott have been in the top spot, and are 12-8 so far as a pair. The team s top pair so far in 2017 has been Sydney Alvis/Sarah Kelly, who have 15 wins between the threes and fours pair. Wilmington is in its first season as a member of the CCSA, and second year overall as a beach volleyball program. SCOUTING 4 FLORIDA STATE The Seminoles are the defending CCSA champions and were the national runner-up to Southern Cal at last season s national championship. This spring, Florida State is 21-7 and remains in No. 4 spot in the latest AVCA coaches poll. Last weekend at its home tournament, the team defeated No. 14 FIU, No. 10 Grand Canyon and split two matches with No. 2 Pepperdine. The team s winningest pair so far this season has been Victoria Paranagua and Macy Jerger, who come into the weekend with a 19-7 record in the threes. Leigh Andrew and Brooke Kuhlman have locked down the top pairing, and have a 10-9 record. SCOUTING TULANE Tulane enters the tournament with an overall record, after a 2-2 weekend at the Palmetto Invitational. Last season, Tulane went overall and do return the top two players from last season in Tea Juric (26 wins at the number one pairing) and Madeline Mertz (20 wins at the number two pairing). Juric has locked down the 2s position with current partner Kaylie McHugh, entering the weekend with a 25-6 record as a pair. Mertz and Lan Nguyen have been mainstays in the top flight, and are this season. Tarin Mergener has also shined for the Green Wave, with a record split between the 3s and 4s. South Carolina leads the all-time series 5-1. GAMECOCKS CONQUER CHALLENGING 2017 SCHEDULE Despite facing a schedule that featured 11 opponents in the AVCA Coaches Top-15 poll, South Carolina set a new program record for wins in a season on Sunday in the finale of the Palmetto Invitational. After a 5-0 sweep of Charleston, the Gamecocks broke 2016 s record of 20 wins, and now have four more duals in the conference tournament to set a new high-water mark for the future. CAROLINA S BIGGEST LITTLE Though she stands just 5-feet, 3-inches tall, junior Macie Tendrich is already the program s winningest studentathlete, and has written her name all over the record book. The Boynton Beach, Fla. native s career wins (68), and career winning percentage of.764 (68-21) are both tops in South Carolina history. She is also part of the winningest pair in school history, teaming with Katie Zimmerman in 2016 and part of 2017 to go So far this season, Tendrich is 24-4 as an individual, splitting time in the 2s, 3s, and 4s position; she already shares the program s single-season win record of 26 with Zimmerman, and could break it during the CCSA tournament. FRESHMEN PHENOMS South Carolina s seven-member freshman class has been one of the biggest keys to the team s rise in the national polls. To this point in the season, the Gamecocks have a freshman locked in to four of the top five pairs: Ali Denney is just one win away from matching the program s freshmen record for wins, Katie Smith is 15-5 this season at the number one flight, Carly Schnieder has won 20 matches in the third/fourth flights, and Franky Harrison has 19 wins with the fives pair. GAMECOCKS IN THE NATIONAL RANKS For the seventh straight week, the Gamecocks made the AVCA national rankings. After a 4-0 weekend at the Palmetto Invite, South Carolina stand 12th in the country. The Gamecocks have four wins over AVCA-ranked opponents this season, after beating just one ranked opponent in the program s first three seasons combined. 2

3 NOTEWORTHY SOUTH CAROLINA STAT LEADERS (AS OF 4/17) Kills: Katie Smith (435) Attacks: Katie Smith (935) Hitting Percentage (Min. 500 Attacks): Shannon Williams (.399) Assists: Katie Zimmerman (375) Digs: Katie Smith (401) Service Aces: Ali Denney (78) Blocks: Adrianna Culbert (63) CRUNCHING THE NUMBERS For the season, the Gamecocks as a team are out-hitting opponents.354 to.261. In sets won, the team is hitting.412, but in sets lost the percentage drops out to.231. Errors per set go from 5.8 in sets won up to 8.5 in sets lost. Offensively, South Carolina s five pairs combine to average 26 kills and 4.1 aces per match, opponents stand at 21.6 and 2.7, respectively. The single-match high for kills this season is 41, put together by Macie Tendrich and Katie Zimmerman against Georgia State on April 9. The Gamecocks have four matches this season where a pair recorded double-figure aces: Macie Tendrich and Shannon Williams against North Florida (10, 3/6), Carly Schnieder and Julia Mannisto twice (11 vs. Jackonville, 10 vs. Tulane) and Adrianna Culbert and Ali Denney against Florida State (10, 3/28). WELCOME TO THE GREAT OUTDOORS! After finding tremendous success converting Wichita State indoor volleyball standout Katie Zimmerman to the beach last season, the coaching staff will try that same formula this season with Adrianna Culbert. While playing indoors for Colorado State, Culbert earned 2015 Mountain West Player of the Year honors and was a three-time AVCA All-Pacific Northwest Region Team member for the Rams. Her experience indoors as a setter and pin hitter has prepared her well for the outdoor lifestyle, as Culbert has racked up an 21-7 record so far this season (14 wins in the 1s pair, seven in the 2s). Additionally, she leads the team in blocks (averaging one per set) and is hitting.399 with 4.8 kills and 6.2 assists per set. THE ROARING 60s Two Gamecocks have crossed the 60-career-win plateaus for the first time in program history. Junior Macie Tendrich holds the program record for career wins with 68, and right behind her is senior Jade Vitt with 66. Earlier this season, Tendrich also became the first junior in program history to make it to 50 career wins. YEAR TWO OF CONFERENCE ACTION HEATS UP South Carolina s 2017 slate will feature a number of brewing rivalries thanks to an expanded conference this season. The Coastal Collegiate Sports Association added two more programs this past fall, welcoming College of Charleston and UNC Wilmington to push the conference up to 10 teams. The Gamecocks finished 5-5 in CCSA matches during the regular season, and made the semifinal round of the conference s first-ever postseason tournament. Heading into its second conference postseason tournament, Carolina is 11-5 in the CCSA and is the tournament s fourth seed. STRONG SUMMER EARNS GAMECOCK DUO ALL-AMERICA HONORS Freshmen Carly Schnieder and Katie Smith come to Carolina with accomplished prep careers on the beach. The duo won the AAU Jr. National Beach Volleyball Championship as well as the USA Volleyball Junior Beach Volleyball Tour Championship. For their efforts, Carly and Katie made the six-member AVCA High School Beach All-America Team. South Carolina Beach Volleyball now has three first-team All-Americans on the roster, as the two freshmen joined junior Julia Mannisto, who was on the four-member 2014 All-America team. South Carolina is the only school in the country to have three AVCA Beach All-Americans on their roster. 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 (.721). Moritz Moritz is entering his fourth season as head coach of the Gamecocks, spanning the young history of the program. He earned his 50th career win against UAB on March 19, 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. The CCSA postseason tournament is held at LakePoint Sports Complex in Emerson, Ga. The CCSA is one of the country s strongest beach conferences, boasting six teams currently ranked in the AVCA Coaches Top-15 Poll. AVCA RANKINGS WEEK SEVEN (4/17/17) RANK SCHOOL RECORD PREVIOUS 1 Southern Cal * UCLA 25-2 t-2 3 Pepperdine 21-3 t-2 4 Florida St. * Long Beach St t-5 6 Hawai i 23-5 t-5 7 LSU * Arizona Georgia St. * t-10 t-10 FIU * t-10 Grand Canyon * 15-8 t South Carolina Stetson * TCU Florida Atlantic * Receiving votes: Saint Mary s, Arizona State, Loyola Marymount, California, Stanford, Mercer*, San Jose State, Coastal Carolina*, Cal Poly, Pacific, Washington * 2017 Gamecocks Opponent SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook.../SouthCarolinaBeachVolleyball Snapchat... GamecockBeachVB 3

4 2017 PAIRS RECORDS PAIR DUAL PAIR PLAY NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3 NO. 4 NO. 5 Katie Smith / Katie Zimmerman Katie Smith / Adrianna Culbert Adrianna Culbert / Ali Denney Katie Zimmerman / Ali Denney Shannon Williams / Ali Denney Julia Mannisto / Carly Schnieder Macie Tendrich / Shannon Williams Macie Tendrich / Katie Zimmerman Franky Harrison / Jade Vitt Franky Harrison / Hannah Edelman Hannah Edelman / Caroline Skaff Hannah Edelman / AJ Baumann Delaney Wood / Sarah Nacouzi Hannah Sorensen / Jade Vitt Hannah Sorensen / Hannah Edelman TOTALS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL OVERALL DUAL PAIR PLAY NO. 1 NO. 2 NO. 3 NO. 4 NO. 5 Katie Smith Katie Zimmerman Adrianna Culbert Ali Denney Julia Mannisto Carly Schnieder Macie Tendrich Shannon Williams Jade Vitt Franky Harrison Hannah Edelman Caroline Skaff AJ Baumann Delaney Wood Sarah Nacouzi Hannah Sorensen ACTIVE CAREER RECORDS INDIVIDUAL YEAR TOTAL WIN PCT. Macie Tendrich Jr Jade Vitt Julia Mannisto Jr Katie Zimmerman Grad Shannon Williams So Delaney Wood So Adrianna Culbert Grad Ali Denney Carly Schnieder Erin Neuenfeldt Katie Smith Franky Harrison Hannah Sorensen Jr Hannah Edelman Sarah Nacouzi Caroline Skaff AJ Baumann So Helen Recaborde

5 CAREER RECORDS PAIRS WINS - OVERALL 1. Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), 2016, Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, 2014, Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, Jade Hayes/Macie Tendrich, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Sarah Blomgren/Jade Vitt, Julia Mannisto/Shannon Williams, Koko Atoa-Williams/Allie Monserez, Shannon Williams/Macie Tendrich, Maddie Frome/Julia Mannisto, PAIRS WINS - DUAL ONLY 1. Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), 2016, Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, 2014, Jade Hayes/Macie Tendrich, Julia Mannisto/Shannon Williams, Shannon Williams/Macie Tendrich, Koko Atoa-Williams/Allie Monserez, INDIVIDUAL WINS - OVERALL 1. Macie Tendrich, Jade Vitt, Sarah Blomgren, Julia Mannisto, Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Shannon Williams, Paige Wheeler, Megan Kent, Delaney Wood, Koko Atoa-Williams, INDIVIDUAL WINNING PERCENTAGE - OVERALL (Minimum two seasons and 20 career matches played) 1. Macie Tendrich, (68-21) Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), (46-18) Delaney Wood, (24-16) Shannon Williams, (38-26) Jade Vitt, (66-52) Sarah Blomgren, (50-44) Julia Mannisto, (49-44) Koko Atoa-Williams, (23-24) Paige Wheeler, (25-28).472 Megan Kent, (25-28).472 INDIVIDUAL WINS - DUAL ONLY 1. Macie Tendrich, Jade Vitt, Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Julia Mannisto, Sarah Blomgren, Shannon Williams, Aubrey Ezell, Adrianna Culbert, Ali Denney, Carly Schnieder, INDIVIDUAL WINNING PERCENTAGE - DUAL ONLY (Minimum two seasons and 20 career matches played) 1. Macie Tendrich, (66-19) Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), (46-18) Aubrey Ezell, 2016 (22-14) Shannon Williams, (38-26) Sarah Blomgren, (41-31) Jade Vitt, (56-44) Delaney Wood, (18-15) Koko Atoa-Williams, (19-18) Julia Mannisto, (41-40) Erin Neuenfeldt, (17-31).354 * - Active Players in BOLD ITALICS SINGLE SEASON RECORDS PAIRS WINS - OVERALL 1. Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Macie Tendrich/Jade Hayes, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Sarah Blomgren/Jade Vitt, Julia Mannisto/Shannon Williams, Shannon Williams/Macie Tendrich, Maddie Frome/Julia Mannisto, Koko Atoa-Williams/ Allie Monserez, PAIRS WINNING PERCENTAGE - OVERALL (Must have played in at least half of team s duals) 1. Shannon Williams/Macie Tendrich, 2017 (14-3) Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, 2017 (20-7) Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), 2016 (26-10) Macie Tendrich/Jade Hayes, 2015 (18-7) Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, 2017 (18-8) Adrianna Culbert/Ali Denney, 2017 (11-5) Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, 2015 (20-10) Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, 2016 (22-14) Koko Atoa-Williams/Allie Monserez, 2015 (14-9) Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, 2016 (18-13).581 Katie Zimmerman (Reilly)/Katie Smith, 2017 (9-7).563 Sarah Blomgren/Jade Vitt, 2015 (16-14).533 PAIRS WINS - DUAL ONLY 1. Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, Carly Schnieder/Julia Mannisto, Jade Vitt/Delaney Wood, Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, Macie Tendrich/Jade Hayes, Julia Mannisto/Shannon Williams, Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, Shannon Williams/Macie Tendrich, Koko Atoa-Williams/Allie Moserez, PAIRS WINNING PERCENTAGE - DUAL ONLY (Must have played in at least half of team s duals) 1. Shannon Williams/Macie Tendrich, 2017 (14-3) Macie Tendrich/Jade Hayes, 2015 (16-5) Julia Mannisto/Carly Schnieder, 2017 (20-7) Macie Tendrich/Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), 2016 (26-10) Franky Harrison/Jade Vitt, 2017 (18-8) Adrianna Culbert/Ali Denney, 2017 (11-5) Paige Wheeler/Megan Kent, 2015 (14-7) Koko Atoa-Williams/Allie Monserez, 2015 (13-7) Sarah Blomgren/Aubrey Ezell, 2016 (22-14) Katie Zimmerman (Reilly)/Katie Smith, 2017 (9-7).563 INDIVIDUAL WINS - OVERALL 1. Macie Tendrich, Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), Macie Tendrich, Shannon Williams, Sarah Blomgren, Aubrey Ezell, Adrianna Culbert, Ali Denney, Carly Schnieder, Julia Mannisto, Katie Zimmerman, Jade Vitt, Paige Wheeler, Megan Kent, INDIVIDUAL WINNING PERCENTAGE - OVERALL (Must have played in at least half of team s duals) 1. Macie Tendrich, 2017 (24-4) Shannon Williams, 2017 (23-5) Adrianna Culbert, 2017 (21-7).750 Ali Denney, 2017 (21-7) Julia Mannisto, 2017 (20-7).741 Carly Schnieder, 2017 (20-7) Macie Tendrich, 2016 (26-10).722 Katie Zimmerman (Reilly), 2016 (26-10) Macie Tendrich, 2015 (18-7).720 Jade Hayes, 2015 (18-7).720 5

6 MATCH NOTES: WEEK SEVEN (CCSA TOURNAMENT) SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS TEAM/STAFF SPOT CHART 2 Shannon Williams So. Ashburn, Va. 11 Jade Vitt 5-7 San Diego, Calif. 21 Sarah Nacouzi Raleigh, N.C. 33 Franky Harrison Knoxville, Tenn. 3 Julia Mannisto 5-11 Jr. Westlake Village, Ca. 13 Adrianna Culbert Gr. Delton, Mich. 23 Carly Schnieder Cincinnati, Ohio 34 Hannah Sorensen Gr. Wilmington, N.C. HC 4 Caroline Skaff 5-11 Haymarket, Va. 14 AJ Baumann 5-7 So. Roswell, Ga. 25 Jordan Wilson-Talmadge 5-7 Orlando, Fla. 41 Abby Feruck Atlanta, Ga. AC Moritz Moritz Head Coach 4th Season 6 5 Delaney Wood So. Westlake, Texas 15 Katie Zimmerman Gr. Cypress, Texas 30 Ali Denney 5-6 Jupiter, Fla. 44 Hannah Edelman 5-5 Hilton Head Isl, S.C. 10 Macie Tendrich 5-3 Jr. Boynton Beach, Fla. 20 Erin Neuenfeldt Birmingham, Mich. 32 Helen Recaborde Atlanta, Ga. 50 Katie Smith 5-9 West Chester, Ohio RJ Abella Assistant Coach 4th Season