Lewis University. Located on the University Green, Time Plaza commemorates Lewis University s 75th anniversary.

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2 Lewis University Located on the University Green, Time Plaza commemorates Lewis University s 75th anniversary. Now celebrating its 75th anniversary, Lewis University offers a quality values-centered education, inspired by its Catholic heritage and the teachings of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, patron saint of teachers and founder of the De La Salle Christian Brothers who sponsor the University. The 12th largest among more than 80 private universities and colleges in Illinois, Lewis offers each of its approximately 5,200 students personalized attention while providing the resources of a comprehensive university. Conveniently located on Illinois Route 53 in southwest suburban Romeoville, Lewis is linked by expressways to the extensive resources of Chicago and surrounding suburbs. Adjacent to the Lewis University Airport, the University s spacious 376-acre campus features the Harold E. White Aviation Center, Student Recreation and Fitness Center, Learning Resource Center, Philip Lynch Theatre, modern computer labs, 11 residence halls, Sancta Alberta Chapel, athletic facilities, and more. Lewis offers bachelor s degrees in more than 70 majors and programs of study including aviation, athletic training, biology, business, criminal/social justice, education, nursing and sport management. Working adults are offered accelerated bachelor s degree completion options, with weekend options for business students. Lewis also offers graduate programs in aviation, business administration, counseling psychology, management, education, organizational leadership, public safety administration, nursing, information security, finance, criminal/social justice, and school counseling & guidance, plus a dual MSN/MBA option and a post-master s certificate of study in education. A Doctorate of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Leadership for Teaching and Learning program was initiated in the fall of Lewis attends to each student s development and growth, and its 13:1 student-faculty ratio encourages plenty of classroom interaction. Faculty are known for being caring, approachable, competent teachers. Each student receives a broad, solid foundation in the liberal arts with an emphasis on ethics and critical thinking, plus career/profession-oriented education and opportunities for spiritual development. Lewis maintains high-quality, modern studios in art, theatre, music, television and radio and invites all students to become involved in these rewarding activities. A wide variety of campus organizations offer enriching collegiate experiences. Eighteen Flyer intercollegiate athletic teams (nine men s, nine women s) provide excitement and high-level competitive opportunities in NCAA Division II and the highly regarded 14- team Great Lakes Valley Conference, and intramural sports are enjoyed by many students. For more information about what Lewis University can offer you, visit

3 Lewis University...Inside front cover 2007 Roster... 1 Media Information/Quick Facts Season Outlook Head Coach Dan Friend...4 Assistant Coach Cody Chamberlain... 5 Assistant Coach Gerard Weik... 5 Team Manager Dan Nelson Delahanty Award Recipients MIVA Academic All-Conference Selections... 5 Athlete Profiles Sean Phillips...6 Jared Dayton...6 David Kyner... 7 Craig Boller... 7 Tom Garvey...8 David Kelnhofer...8 Zak Krumlinde...9 Nick Perakes...9 No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School) 1 Nick Perakes L So. Orlando, Fla. (Cypress Creek) 2 Jake Conrad L Fr. Libertyville, Ill. (Libertyville) 3 Alex Vigansky MB So. Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper) 4 Jared Dayton OH Sr. (RS Jr.) Laguna Hills, Calif. (Mission Viejo) 5 Sean Phillips Opp Sr. Chesapeake, Va. (Great Bridge) 6 David Taylor S So. St. Louis, Mo. (CBC) 7 Mykolai Zerebeckyj OH So. Westminster, Colo. (Pomona) 8 Jonathan Vazquez OH Fr. Miami, Fla. (Christopher Columbus) 10 David Kelnhofer Opp So. Waukesha, Wis. (Catholic Memorial) 11 Duri Balat - RS OH Fr. Taegu, Korea (Taegu American School) 12 Craig Boller MB So. Bartlett, Ill. (Bartlett) 13 Tom Garvey - RS OH So. Lombard, Ill. (Willowbrook) 14 Billy Sahagian MB So. Bartlett, Ill. (Bartlett) 15 Nathan Klaas OH Fr. Orland Park, Ill. (Sandburg) 16 Zak Krumlinde OH So. Channahon, Ill. (Minooka) 22 Drew Pickering OH So. Wauwatosa, Wis. (Wauwatosa West) 24 David Kyner MB Jr. South Holland, Ill. (Marian Catholic) 33 Jordan Vidovic S So. Blue Island, Ill. (Brother Rice) Head Coach: Dan Friend (3rd season) Team Manager: Dan Nelson (2nd season) Table of Contents Drew Pickering...10 Billy Sahagian...10 David Taylor Jordan Vidovic Alex Vigansky...12 Mykolai Zerebeckyj...12 Duri Balat...13 Jake Conrad...13 Nathan Klaas...13 Jonathan Vazquez...13 NCAA Championship Teams Athlete Honors Season in Review...18 All-Time Series Records vs. Opponents Season-by-Season Results Rally-Scoring Record Book...22 All-Time Record Book...23 Frequent Flyer Club Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Numerical Roster Assistant Coaches: Cody Chamberlain (3rd season), Gerard Weik (3rd season) Flyer Volleyball Quick Facts Location...Romeoville, Illinois Founded Enrollment...5,200 Nickname...Flyers Colors... Red and White Home Arena (Capacity)... Neil Carey Arena (855) National Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...MIVA President...Brother James Gaffney, FSC Faculty Athletics Rep... Dr. Pat Vidmar-Scubic Director of Athletics...Dan Schumacher Associate Director of Athletics...Tim Gotto Assistant Director of Athletics...Brian Summers Senior Woman Administrator... Dawn Erickson Athletics Telephone...(815) Men s Volleyball Telephone... (815) Head Coach... Dan Friend (3rd season) Alma Mater...Washburn (Kan.), 1997 Career Record (men) , 5 seasons Career Record (M/W) , 9 seasons Asst. Coaches...Cody Chamberlain,Gerard Weik Team Manager...Dan Nelson 2006 Players Returning/Lost... 14/ Starters Returning/Lost... 7/ Overall Record MIVA Record (T-5th place) Trainer...Liz D Elia (MED, ATC) Assistant Trainer...Becky Northrup (MS, ATC) Sports Information Director...Mickey Smith Office Telephone... (815) Home Telephone...(815) Fax...(815) Address...smithmh@lewisu.edu Assistant SID (contact)...ron Deuter Office Telephone...(815) Home Telephone...(847) Address... deuterro@lewisu.edu Athletics Web site... Lewis Men s Volleyball would like to extend a special thank you to Kevin Miller for his design work on the front and back covers. The 2007 Lewis University Men s Volleyball Media Guide was produced by the Lewis University Sports Information Office, Mickey Smith, Director, and Ron Deuter, Assistant Director. Compiled by Ron Deuter with assistance from Mickey Smith. Photos by Ron Molk, Steve Woltmann, Yary Photography.

4 For the first time in two years, the Lewis men s volleyball team is eligible for postseason play, and head coach Dan Friend plans to take the Flyers there. Friend, who got his first taste of NCAA postseason play after leading the Flyers women s team to an unexpected conference championship and subsequent NCAA berth last fall, has been waiting for the 2007 season since he took the men s job two seasons ago. To say I m excited for postseason play would probably be an understatement, said Friend. The key is just getting there. Once we re there, anything can happen. Getting there is a real possibility for Lewis. While still a young team, the Flyers possess experience and all-conference talent. Last year s squad went but took away more positives than negatives from the season Season Outlook Flyers Eyeing Return to Postseason Drew Pickering, an All-MIVA second-team selection, was first among freshmen fourth overall in the conference with 4.90 points per game last season. Dan Friend is in his third season as head coach of the Flyers. He entered the season 14 wins shy of 200 for his career. The 2006 Flyers earned five wins in their last 12 matches, and knocked off IPFW, which advanced to the NCAA semifinals. Two Flyers earned All-MIVA recognition, and 11 landed on the All- MIVA Academic team. We started all freshmen last year, said Friend. Most freshmen don t get that kind of playing time so early in their career. We gained tremendous experience. Walking into this season, we re not going to be intimidated by anyone. These guys believe in themselves. They have that winning attitude. The Flyers 2007 roster consists of two seniors, one junior, 11 sophomores and four freshmen. Lewis three all-conference players figure to see many starts, but the entire starting lineup is by no means set in stone. Possessing talent and depth at each position, Friend figures to have a number of players competing for starts. Outside Hitters Jared Dayton and Drew Pickering are two of Lewis all-conference players, and they will be looked to for the bulk of the team s offensive production in Dayton, a senior with junior playing eligibility after taking a redshirt last season, earned All-MIVA second-team honors and totaled 358 kills in He will serve as one of the Flyers two team captains this season. We re looking for great things from 2 Jared, said Friend. He s a smart player with final four experience from his freshmen year. His leadership is going to be a great asset to this team. Pickering, an All- MIVA second-team selection in 2006, emerged as a true star last season. He led the Flyers with 395 kills and all freshmen in the conference with 4.29 kills per game. Drew is a fantastic and exciting player to watch, said Friend. He has a great work ethic. Watch for him to take it to another level this season. He s definitely an All- America type of player. Adding depth behind Dayton and Pickering are sophomores Mykolai Zerebeckyj and Zak Krumlinde and freshmen Nathan Klaas and Jonathan Vazquez. Zerebeckyj registered 183 kills and was third on the team with 110 digs last season. Mykolai has really improved physically, said Friend. He jumps and touches higher, and he s developed into a better defensive player. Krumlinde saw action in 21 games last season. Zak is the kind of guy I can plug into just about any position on the floor and not miss a beat, said Friend. He gives us good depth in that respect. Klaas comes to Lewis with impressive high school credentials, registering a team-best 233 kills his senior season. Nathan is a local standout, said Friend. He swings at a high ball. He got some playing time in Canada in the fall and I expect he ll make a solid impact this season. Sophomore Tom Garvey and freshman Duri Balat will take redshirts this season. Middle Blockers The Flyers third all-conference player, sophomore Alex Vigansky, resides in the middle. Vigansky, an imposing middle at 6-foot-9, made the All-MIVA second

5 Alex Vigansky (right) averaged 1.10 blocks per game last season, finishing ninth overall and second among freshmen in the conference. He was selected to the All-MIVA second team. team last season. He totaled 194 kills and led the Flyers with 99 blocks. Vigansky ranked second among freshmen in the conference with his.348 hitting percentage and 1.10 blocks-per-game average. Alex provides a big presence in the middle, said Friend. He worked extremely hard in the offseason and has come back bigger and stronger. Sophomore Billy Sahagian will serve as the Flyers other captain this season. In 25 matches last season he notched 105 kills and averaged 0.88 blocks per game, making it tough for Friend to keep him off the floor. Billy has a great energetic presence, said Friend. He hits a heavy ball and plays at another level of intensity. Additional support in the middle will come from junior David Kyner and sophomore Craig Boller. David is super energetic, said Friend. He plays with a lot of heart and has the ability to fill another leadership role on this team. Boller produced quality numbers for the Flyers last season, totaling 142 kills and 42 blocks. Now completely healthy, he ll be looked upon for even more contributions this season. Craig s shoulder is healthy, said Friend. He is a phenomenal blocker. He gets his hands in the right spots. He ll certainly push for some starts in the middle this season Season Outlook Opposites Senior Sean Phillips is another player the Flyers will lean on for leadership in Like Dayton, Phillips was around for the 2004 run to the national semifinals. Sean s experience and leadership will no doubt help this team, said Friend. He s a great team guy who has made some valuable contributions to the team s success. Sophomore David Kelnhofer proved a potent offensive weapon for the Flyers last season. He finished second to Pickering in total kills (236) and averaged 0.67 blocks per game. David is an athletic guy who has continually gotten better, said Friend. I m looking for him to step up and have a big impact this season. Liberos Sophomore Nick Perakes stepped up into the starting role last season, finishing with a team-best 215 digs. His 2.56 digs-per-game average was third overall and first among freshmen in the MIVA. Nick worked extremely hard to earn the starting spot last season, said Friend. He s a great passer and does a good job of controlling the defensive flow. Behind Perakes is freshman Jake Conrad. A former Pioneer Press Player of the Year runner-up, Conrad will push for time this season. Once Jake can become adjusted to the college game, he should see some good time, said Friend. Setters The starting setter position appears to be an open competition between sophomores Jordan Vidovic and David Taylor. Vidovic handled the bulk of the load last season, finishing with 870 assists. Jordan has great hands, said Friend. He runs a great tempo offense and has good control of the offense. Taylor, a late addition to the roster last year, earned a handful of starts toward the end of the season. He finished with 319 assists, hitting a season high of 38 at Mercyhurst. David is a great physical setter and strong net player, said Friend. He s a great competitor and plays with a lot of intensity. Schedule Regular-season action begins January 11 when the Flyers head east for matches against Springfield College and Rutgers- Newark. Lewis opens its home portion of the schedule with a Wednesday night 3 match against St. Ambrose on January 17. Conference play kicks off two nights later as the Flyers host Mercyhurst on January 19. From there the Flyers are on the road for five conference matches before returning home to host Loyola Chicago on February 6. Another highlight of the 2007 schedule is a two-match swing in Hawaii on March Lewis longest homestand comes at the end of the regular season when the Flyers host five consecutive matches and push for a postseason berth. The homestand begins with a match against Ohio State on March 30 and concludes April 13 against 2006 national runner-up Penn State. Our schedule presents us with a number of tests, said Friend. We have some winnable conference matches early and good balance throughout the schedule. We have some great competition at home at the end of the season which will serve as an ideal tune-up heading into the conference tournament. We have a young, talented team which has physically gotten better, said Friend. We believe we can win, and we re going to surprise some people. A winning attitude fosters a winning environment, and that is what brings championships. Billy Sahagian (left) and Craig Boller combined for 101 blocks last season. Sahagian led the Flyers with seven solo blocks.

6 Head Coach Dan Friend Dan Friend is in his third season at the helm of the Lewis University men s volleyball program. In his 10th season as a head coach, Friend began the 2007 season with a overall record. Last season, Friend guided the Flyer men to a mark, upping his win-loss total to with Lewis. Presiding over a team of all freshmen starters in 2006, Friend led the young squad to several successes. The Flyers won five of their last 12 and went 3-3 during their final six home matches. Lewis also claimed a 3-1 win over eventual MIVA champion and NCAA tournament qualifier IPFW. Friend had two players named to the all-conference team, and he saw 11 players land on the conference s all-academic list. In his first season with the Lewis men, Friend guided a veteran club with four allconference players to a overall record and a 10-6 mark in the MIVA. Friend s first taste of NCAA postseason play came last fall when he took over as interim head coach of the Lewis women s team and led the Flyers to their first conference championship in 14 years. The women s team went 17-3 under Friend, finishing with a 25-6 overall record and a trip to the NCAA tournament. Before arriving at Lewis, Friend served as the men s and women s volleyball head coach at Newman University. Friend started the men s volleyball program at Newman in 2002 and led the team to the NAIA national championship match in its third year. He coached the Jets to a 20-win season in 2003 and was named NAIA National Coach of the Year after leading the 2004 squad to a mark and national runner-up finish. As Newman s women s head volleyball coach, Friend guided the program to 22 or more wins in each of his three seasons at the helm. He coached 15 all-conference, eight all-region and two All-America players. In 2003, the Jets posted a 32-8 overall record and 14-2 league mark. Friend s combined record in the two positions, was (.637), including a (.623) record with the men s team. Before coaching at Newman, Friend spent three seasons as an assistant women s volleyball coach at Washburn University. Prior to that, Friend was a student assistant at Washburn for four years. Friend also coached and played for a college-age men s team called USA Athletes on three different summer tours. That team took first at the 2004 Aruba Invitational and the 2002 Down Under Games (Australia). In 2003 the team finished third in the DKV Invitational (Netherlands). Friend is a native of Topeka, Kan., and a graduate of Washburn University. He earned a bachelor s degree in athletic training and exercise physiology at Washburn before completing a master s degree in sports administration at the University of Kansas. Friend is a certified athletic trainer who has worked in a rehabilitation clinic and at the University of Kansas. Friend is a member of the AVCA and the United States Volleyball Association. He also competes in the summer months on the EVP and AVP. Friend is just the second head coach in the 14-year history of the Lewis program, which has become a national power. The Flyers have made three NCAA Championship appearances, making trips to the NCAA semifinals in 1996, 1998 and The Friend File Women s Record Year School Record 2001 Newman (.579) 2002 Newman (.564) 2003 Newman 32-8 (.800) 2006 Lewis 17-3 (.850) Women s Total (.679) Men s Record Year School Record 2002 Newman (.500) 2003 Newman (.625) 2004 Newman (.725) 2005 Lewis (.548) 2006 Lewis (.357) Men s Total (.564) Overall Record (.616) MIVA Record Year School Record 2005 Lewis 10-6 (.625) 2006 Lewis 3-9 (.250) MIVA Total (.464)

7 Assistant Coaching Staff Assistant Coach Cody Chamberlain Cody Chamberlain is in his third season as an assistant coach at Lewis University. Chamberlain s main duties are on-floor coaching, recruiting, arranging travel and day-to-day office responsibilities. Chamberlain came to Lewis after completing a four-year playing career at MIVA member Clarke College. He was named Clarke s Senior Male Athlete of the Year and was a three-time team captain. In addition, he was chosen as the team s Most Valuable Player three times and was an All-MIVA Academic team selection. Following his 2004 graduation from Clarke, Chamberlain earned jobs with the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, American Volleyball Coaches Association and USA Volleyball. At the RMAC, Chamberlain was a media relations and championships assistant. During concurrent internships, he aided with membership and convention services and performend and calculated surveys at the AVCA, and supported the Director of Coaching Education and was involved with coaching-education publications at USA Volleyball. Chamberlain has assisted with the tryouts for the USA Youth and Junior Boys National Teams. Chamberlain resides in Romeoville and is taking graduate classes at Lewis. Assistant Coach Gerard Weik Gerard Weik is in his third season as an assistant coach with the Lewis University men s volleyball team. Weik s main duties are onfloor coaching and recruiting. Weik s experience includes two years as a boys volleyball coach at Lockport High School. He also has coached boys and girls junior club teams for six years. Weik has played in USAV tournaments and helped his team win a regional championship and two zonal championships. In addition, his team has placed in the top 5 three times at the USAV national tournament. He currently serves as club director for CVC. Weik grew up in nearby Lockport, graduated from Lockport High School in 1991, and now resides in Joliet. Team Manager Dan Nelson Dan Nelson, a sophomore biology major, is in his second season as the volleyball manager at Lewis University. Nelson assists head coach Dan Friend with numerous duties, including the taping and coding of each match. Nelson earned two varsity letters in volleyball as a junior and senior at Antioch Community High School, and he played with the Wisconsin Juniors in 2004 and Academic Honors 2006 Delahanty Award Recipients Jared Dayton (Gold Medallion) Tom Garvey (Silver Medallion) Sean Phillips (Bronze Medallion) Jordan Vidovic (Bronze Medallion) Alex Vigansky (Silver Medallion) The Brother David Delahanty Awards are given to Lewis student athletes who exhibit academic excellence. The awards are categorized Bronze, Silver and Gold with each level associated with a grade-point average; Bronze ( ), Silver ( ) and Gold ( ). The awards were created in 1988 in memoriam to Lewis President Brother David Delahanty, FSC, who died in October MIVA All-Academic Team The Lewis University men s volleyball team had 11 players earn recognition as members of the 2006 Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Academic All-Conference team. A total of 87 players throughout the MIVA received recognition. To be eligible for MIVA Academic All-Conference, athletes must have achieved a career 3.0 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale after the completion of the fall semester. Aaron Beik Jared Dayton Tom Garvey Chris Gorman Chase Grinnell Zak Krumlinde David Kyner Sean Phillips Ryan Roschman Jordan Vidovic Alex Vigansky

8 #5 Sean Phillips Senior Opp Chesapeake, Va. Great Bridge H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 5-vs. MSOE 3/21/06. Assists: 1-at NJIT 3/12/05. Attempts: 8-vs. MSOE 1/21/05. Digs: 5-vs. MSOE 3/21/06. Aces: 1-vs. Clarke 3/23/04. Blocks: 2-twice last vs. NJIT 3/12/05. Solo: 2-vs. NJIT 3/12/05. Assists: 2-vs. MSOE 1/21/ : Deans List student both semesters and a recipient of Lewis Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes member of MIVA Academic All-Conference team reserve middle hitter played in two games had five kills and five digs against MSOE (March 21). 2005: Spring Deans List student reserve middle hitter played in seven games in six matches registered four kills against MSOE (Jan. 21) had two kills, two block solos and one assist against NJIT (March 12) had two kills in two attempts against Clarke (Feb. 8). 2004: Reserve middle hitter played in three games in two matches had a kill against Findlay (March 13) recorded an ace vs. Clarke (March 23). High School: Earned three varsity letters... helped team win district championship three times... was named all-district second team, while leading his team to a 24-1 record, a regional championship and a second-place finish in the state tournament... led team to a 22-4 record and a third-place finish in the state tournament as a junior... team boasted an record during his career... member of honor roll and National Honor Society. Club/Other: Played for the under-16 s team that finished third at the 2000 Junior Olympics... as a member of his under-18 s club team, he helped the squad to a fifth-place national finish in 2001 and a third-place showing in Personal: Son of Kathy and Pat Phillips... history and accounting double major. PHILLIPS CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / / / Totals 10/ #4 Jared Dayton RS Junior OH Laguna Hills, Calif. Mission Viejo H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 22-at IPFW 1/28/05. Assists: 5-vs. Ball State 5/1/04. Attempts: 34-twice; last at IPFW 1/28/05. Digs: 8-at IPFW 1/28/05. Aces: 3-vs. Brigham Young 1/5/05. Blocks: 7-vs. UC San Diego 2/6/04. Solo: 2-vs. Clarke 2/8/05. Assists: 6-vs. UC San Diego 2/6/ : Redshirt. Deans List student both semesters and a recipient of Lewis Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes named to MIVA Academic All-Conference team. 2005: A Deans List student both semesters and a Delahanty Award recipient... starting outside hitter named to All-MIVA second team was second on team in kills and fourth in digs posted 10 or more kills in 23 matches tallied 15 or more kills in a match seven times set career highs with 22 kills and eight digs against IPFW (Jan. 28) had 21 kills, two aces, four blocks and a.486 hitting percentage against Pacific (Feb. 4) in the Lewis Invitational and was named to the all-tournament team had 17 kills and six digs against USC (March 1) had a team-high 17 kills against Long Beach State (March 2) posted 16 kills, five digs and three blocks against Findlay (March 20) had 15 kills and hit.591 against Carthage (Feb. 23) posted 12 kills and a.600 hitting percentage against Ball State (Jan. 18) had 13 kills, four digs and five blocks against Mercyhurst (Feb. 19) tallied three aces and a team-high four blocks against Clarke (Feb. 8) recorded a match-high five digs against MSOE (Jan. 21). 2004: A Deans List student both semesters and a Delahanty Award recipient starting outside hitter ranked fifth on the team in kills per game and sixth in hitting percentage named to All-MIVA Tournament team after helping Lewis win the title; had six kills against Ohio State (April 30) in the semifinal and posted 12 kills, seven digs and six blocks against Ball State (May 1) in the tournament championship had season-high 16 kills vs. Ohio State (Feb. 1) tallied 13 kills and five blocks against Loyola Chicago (April 14) had nine kills and seven blocks against UC-San Diego (Feb. 6) had eight kills and seven digs against USC (Mar. 3) posted eight kills and three blocks vs. BYU (May 6) in the NCAA semifinals. High School: Earned three varsity letters... earned first-team All-CIF, all-county and league MVP honors as a senior... helped team to the school s first-ever semifinals appearance in the CIF playoffs in Club/Other: Played for Balboa Bay Volleyball Club and helped the team to a third-place finish at nationals, while earning All-America recognition... in 2002, helped Balboa Bay to a fifth-place finish at nationals... as a sophomore, played for the under-16 s Saddleback Volleyball Club; helped the team to second place at nationals and earned All-America honors. Personal: Son of Carol and Dave Dayton... business administration and international business double major. DAYTON S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / / Totals 59/

9 #24 DAVID KYNER Junior MB South Holland, Ill. Marian Catholic H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 3-three times; last vs. MSOE 3/21/06. Assists: 1-at Carthage 2/23/05. Attempts: 7-twice; last vs. MSOE 3/21/06. Digs: 2-at Mercyhurst 1/29/05. Aces: 2-at Mercyhurst 1/29/05. Blocks: 6-at Mercyhurst 1/29/05. Solo: 1-at Mercyhurst 1/29/05. Assists: 5-at Mercyhurst 1/29/ : Deans List student both semesters selected to MIVA Academic All-Conference team reserve middle hitter played in 10 games in seven matches had 11 kills and four assisted blocks had three kills against MSOE (March 21) posted two kills and two assisted blocks at California Baptist (March 10) and against Lindenwood (March 18). 2005: Reserve middle hitter played in 19 games in 11 matches had three kills, two service aces, two digs, one block solo and five block assists against Mercyhurst (Jan. 29) recorded three kills, one dig and one block assist against Carthage (Feb. 23) had three kills against MSOE (Jan. 21). High School: Earned four varsity letters... as a junior, averaged 2.5 kills and 1.4 blocks per game and hit.390; also was named all-tournament at the Holy Trinity Tournament... was named a Player to Watch by The Times and Other Top Performers by the Chicago Tribune in as a senior, was chosen all-conference and all-area honorable mention after helping his team to its first-ever IHSA regional victory... was a member of the National Honor Society and was an Illinois State Scholar. Club/Other: Played for the Flyers 16 s and helped the team to first place in the Bronze Division at the Louisville Junior Olympics... played for Ultimate 17 s and helped the squad to third place in the Gold Division at the Asics Junior National Championships. Personal: Son of L.G. and Donna Kyner... aviation flight major. KYNER S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / / Totals 18/ #12 CRAIG BOLLER Sophomore MB Bartlett, Ill. Bartlett H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 14-twice; last vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Assists: 2-at UC Santa Barbara 3/7/06. Attempts: 26-twice; last vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Digs: 2-twice; last at Carthage 3/15/06. Aces: 3-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Blocks: 7-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Solo: 2-at UC Santa Barbara 3/7/06. Assists: 7-vs. NJIT 1/20/ : Played in all 28 matches with 16 starts ranked fifth on the team with 0.57 blocks per game and was fifth with 142 kills set a career high with 14 kills in collegiate debut against Rutgers-Newark (Jan. 6) matched career high with 14 kills and had career-best seven blocks against New Jersey Tech (Jan. 20) had 12 kills against Carthage (March 1) posted 10 kills against George Mason (Feb. 4). High School: Earned three varsity letters as a senior, was academic all-conference and all-conference as a junior, was named MVP, academic all-conference and all-conference averaged 12 kills and 2.6 blocks per match was a member of the honor roll. Club/Other: Played for Sports Performance Volleyball Club for three years won Flight One at Junior Nationals in 2005, totaling 655 kills in 11th grade, registered 564 kills and helped club to a fifth-place finish at the Junior Nationals in Texas. Personal: Son of Larry Boller and Kathy Boller undecided on major. BOLLER S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 28/

10 #13 Tom GARVEY Sophomore OH Lombard, Ill. Willowbrook H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 4-vs. MSOE 3/21/06. Assists: None. Attempts: 9-vs. MSOE 3/21/06. Digs: 1-eight times; last vs. Ohio State 4/14/06. Aces: 1-twice; last at Penn State 4/8/06. Blocks: None. Solo: None. Assists: None. 2006: Dean List both semesters and a recipient of Lewis Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes MIVA Academic All-Conference selection... saw action in 22 matches, playing in 51 games totaled eight digs, five kills and two service aces had four kills against MSOE (March 21). High School: Earned two varsity letters as a senior, named MVP earned all-academic and all-conference honors received blocking award named team captain of all-tournament team at the Downers Grove North tournament amassed 153 kills, 71 solo blocks, seven assists, 141 digs and 30 aces won Coach s Award as a junior listed on the distinction honor roll member of the National Honor Society named Illinois State Scholar member of Civitas earned PSAE awards. Club/Other: Helped Lions 18 s to third place in the Great Lakes Invitational and fifth place at the Wisconsin tournament. Personal: Son of Michael and Janice Garvey physics major. GARVEY S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 22/ #10 DAVID KELNHOFER Sophomore Opp Waukesha, Wis. Catholic Memorial H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 19-vs. Rutgers-Newark 1/6/06. Assists: 1-three times; last at Penn State 4/8/06. Attempts: 41-vs. Carthage 3/1/06. Digs: 7-at Clarke 2/9/06. Aces: 3-vs. MSOE 3/21/06. Blocks: 6-twice; last at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Solo: 1-twice; last at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Assists: 6-vs. UC Santa Cruz 3/28/ : Started 26 matches was second on team with 236 kills and fourth with 0.67 blocks per game posted double-digit kill totals in nine matches had 15 or more kills five times posted career-high 19 kills in collegiate debut against Rutgers-Newark (Jan. 6) had 15 kills and a career-best six blocks against UC Santa Cruz (March 28) also had six blocks at Mercyhurst (April 7) hit.423 with 13 kills and had a career-high seven digs at Clarke (Feb. 9) set career high with three aces against MSOE (March 21) totaled 17 kills against Carthage (March 1) had 15 kills and four blocks against IPFW (Jan. 27) had 15 kills at Ohio State (March 25) had 14 kills and five blocks against Clarke (March 17). High School: Earned three varsity letters as a senior, named to Volleyball Magazine s FAB 50 list was first in state with 470 kills and 142 blocks during state tournament established records for kills in three games (22) and five games (40) also set record for attack attempts in five games (74) holds the all-time state tournament record for kills (81) and attack attempts in three matches (164) named all-state first team, conference player of the year, team MVP, and team captain also named to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel s all-area first team and the Waukesha Freeman s High School Athletes of the Fall Season. Club/Other: Played three seasons with the Southwest Volleyball Club and one season with the North Shore Volleyball Club helped North Shore finish third in the 2005 Junior Nationals tournament. Personal: Son of Ron and Jeanne Kelnhofer finance major. KELNHOFER S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 28/ The official Web site of the Flyers. Now providing LIVE STATS during all home matches! 8

11 #16 ZAK KRUMLINDE Sophomore OH Channahon, Ill. Minooka H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 7-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Assists: 1-at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Attempts: 24-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Digs: 6-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Aces: 2-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Blocks: 1-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Solo: None. Assists: 1-vs. NJIT 1/20/ : Selected to MIVA Academic All- Conference team played in 13 matches and started one had 15 kills, 11 digs and three service aces had career bests of seven kills, six digs, two service aces and one block against New Jersey Tech (Jan. 20). High School: Earned two varsity letters as a senior, named all-conference and conference MVP listed on the Herald News all-area team selected to the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times all-state teams helped team go undefeated in conference on its way to a championship as a junior, was Herald News all-area and all-conference member of the honor roll named Who s Who Among High School Athletes. Club/Other: Played with the Adrenaline Volleyball Club for three years. Personal: Son of Jeff and Natalie Krumlinde aviation flight major. KRUMLINDE S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 13/ #1 NICK PERAKES Sophomore L Orlando, Fla. Cypress Creek H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 1-at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Assists: 4-at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Attempts: 1-twice; last at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Digs: 16-twice; last at Clarke 2/9/06. Aces: None. Blocks: None. Solo: None. Assists: None. 2006: Starting libero who played in all 28 matches ranked 10th in the conference with 2.56 digs per game led team with 215 digs had 10 or more digs in 10 matches set career high with 16 digs at Harvard (Jan. 7) matched career high with 16 digs at Clarke (Feb. 9) had 13 digs at Quincy (Jan. 13) and again against Quincy (Feb. 17). High School: Earned three varsity letters as a senior, served as co-captain and was named MVP as a junior, part of state championship runner-up team won Coach s Award as a sophomore, won Most Improved Player award made Dean s List for seven semesters earned Bright Future Scholarship. Club/Other: Played four seasons with Orlando Gold Volleyball Club helped team finish 13th in the 16 s Open Division at the Junior National Championship in Personal: Son of Susan Weinger and Nick Perakes undecided on major. PERAKES CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 28/

12 #22 DREW PICKERING Sophomore OH Wauwatosa, Wis. Wauwatosa West H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 28-at Carthage 3/15/06. Assists: 2-three times; last at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Attempts: 51-vs. Carthage 3/1/06. Digs: 15-vs. Clarke 3/17/06. Aces: 3-twice; last vs. Clarke 3/17/06. Blocks: 6-three times; last vs. UC Santa Cruz 3/28/06. Solo: 1-three times; last vs. UC Santa Cruz 3/28/06. Assists: 6-three times; last at Harvard 1/7/ : Named to the All-MIVA second team started 27 matches, playing in a team-high 92 games ranked first among freshmen in the conference in kills per game (4.29) and points per game (4.90) led team in kills (395) and was second in digs (152), blocks (67) and service aces (21) named MIVA Player of the Week after averaging 6.45 points, 5.73 kills, 2.28 digs and.73 blocks per game while hitting.285 to help the Flyers to a 2-1 record (March 21) posted double-digit kill totals in all but three matches registered 15 or more kills in 12 matches and registered 20 or more four times hit.460 and set career high with 28 kills at Carthage (March 15) had 22 kills at Clarke (Feb. 9) totaled 21 kills against New Jersey Tech (Jan. 20) posted a double-double of 21 kills and a career-best 15 digs along with three service aces and three blocks against Clarke (March 17) hit.520 with 16 kills at Penn State (April 8) hit.500 with 17 kills against George Mason (Feb. 4) hit.429 with 19 kills, nine digs and career-best six blocks at Harvard (Jan. 7) also had six blocks against Rutgers-Newark (Jan. 6) and UC Santa Cruz (March 28). High School: Earned four varsity letters as a senior, named to all-state and allconference first team led state in kills (425) and was first on team in digs (118) helped team to 12-1 record and first state appearance since 1978 named team captain sophomore-senior seasons earned team MVP those three seasons as a junior, named all-conference second team member of the honor roll. Club/Other: Played with North Shore in 2005 helped team to a third-place finish at the Junior Nationals named to all-tournament team played on Southwest Volleyball Club went to Nationals in 2003 and Personal: Son of Duane and Mary Pickering computer science major. PICKERING S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 28/ #14 BILLY SAHAGIAN Sophomore MB Bartlett, Ill. Bartlett H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 10-vs. Clarke 3/17/06. Assists: 1-twice; last vs. Loyola Chicago 4/11/06. Attempts: 21-vs. Clarke 3/17/06. Digs: 5-at Quincy 1/13/06. Aces: 1-seven times; last vs. Ohio State 4/14/06. Blocks: 7-vs. Clarke 3/17/06. Solo: 3-at UC Santa Barbara 3/7/06. Assists: 6-vs. Clarke 3/17/ : Played in 25 matches with 17 starts ranked second on team in blocks per game (0.88) and third in total blocks (59) was one of six Flyers to surpass 100 kills for the season set career highs with 10 kills and seven blocks against Clarke (March 17) had nine kills and two blocks at Penn State (April 8) had career-best five digs at Quincy (Jan. 13)... had eight kills, three blocks and an ace at UC Santa Barbara (March 7)... totaled eight kills and five blocks at Mercyhurst (April 7)... registered seven kills and five blocks at Ball State (April 10)... had four blocks at UCLA (March 8). High School: Earned three varsity letters as a senior, received special mention on Chicago Tribune s allstate team and the Chicago Sun-Times all-area team named all-conference and MVP for Bartlett had a.550 hitting percentage led his team in blocks part of conference co-championship team helped team win first place in Bartlett and Streamwood tournaments as a junior, received all-conference honorable mention member of the honor roll. Club/Other: Participated in High Performance 17 s and 18 s. Personal: Son of Bill and Sue Sahagian undecided on major. SAHAGIAN S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 25/

13 #6 DAVID TAYLOR Sophomore S St. Louis, Mo. CBC H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 5-at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Assists: 38-at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Attempts: 8-at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Digs: 5-twice; last at Ball State 4/1/06. Aces: 2-twice; last vs. Clarke 3/17/06. Blocks: 5-at Mercyhurst 4/7/06. Solo: 1-three times; last vs. Ohio State 4/14/06. Assists: 4-at Mercyhurst 4/7/ : Played in 17 matches with five starts totaled 319 assists had five kills and five blocks at Mercyhurst (April 7) set career high with 38 assists at Mercyhurst (April 7) had 35 assists against Ohio State (April 14) had 30 assists at Penn State (April 8) averaged assists per game over last five matches of the season. High School: Earned four varsity letters... named team captain junior and senior seasons. Club/Other: Played four years for St. Louis High Performance... helped team to a fifth-place finish in the 2005 Nationals. Personal: Son of Mike and Joan Taylor business administration major. TAYLOR S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 17/ #33 JORDAN VIDOVIC Sophomore S Blue Island, Ill. Brother Rice H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 2-twice; last at UCLA 3/8/06. Assists: 61-vs. Rutgers- Newark 1/6/06. Attempts: 5-at Loyola Chicago 2/21/06. Digs: 6-four times; last at Carthage 3/15/06. Aces: 4-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Blocks: 5-twice; last vs. Quincy 2/17/06. Solo: 1-three times; last at UC Santa Barbara 3/7/06. Assists: 5-vs. Mercyhurst 1/28/ : Fall Deans List student and a recipient of Lewis Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes selected to MIVA Academic All-Conference team started 22 matches ranked fourth overall and first among freshmen in the conference in assists per game (12.08) had a team-best 870 assists was fifth on team with 67 digs set career high with 61 assists and six digs against Rutgers-Newark (Jan. 6) had 56 assists against IPFW (Jan. 27) totaled 53 assists and three digs against Clarke (March 17) registered 47 assists and three digs at Ohio State (March 25) had 47 assists and four digs at Clarke (Feb. 9) set career high with five blocks against Mercyhurst (Jan. 28) and Quincy (Feb. 17). High School: Earned four varsity letters as a senior, named to Volleyball Magazine s FAB 50 list was all-state in the Chicago Tribune and all-area in the Chicago Sun Times named Player of the Year in the Daily Southtown and Star named conference Player of the Year registered the most career assists in state history (4,230)... as a junior, named all-conference, all-area and all-state second team was Best of Illinois all-tournament and Lincoln-Way all-tournament registered 1,329 assists (secondhighest single-season total in state history) helped team to a 37-5 record team won conference and sectional championships and finished third in the state earned four varsity letters for golf and was named Catholic League Golf Champion as a freshman member of honor roll (high honors). Club/Other: Played for Premier Volleyball Club 12 s through 16 s played with Chicago Volleyball Club 17 s and 18 s, finishing ninth at the 2005 Junior Nationals. Personal: Son of Jerry and Pam Vidovic business administration major. VIDOVIC S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 27/

14 #3 ALEX VIGANSKY Sophomore OH Kenosha, Wis. Tremper H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 14-vs. NJIT 1/20/06. Assists: 1-four times; last vs. Loyola Chicago 4/11/06. Attempts: 24-vs. Mercyhurst 1/28/06. Digs: 5-at Harvard 1/7/06. Aces: 3-vs. IPFW 1/27/06. Blocks: 9-at Carthage 3/15/06. Solo: 1-six times; last at Ball State 4/1/06. Assists: 8-twice; last vs. UC santa Cruz 3/28/ : Deans List student both semesters and a recipient of Lewis Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes named to MIVA Academic All-Conference team selected to the All-MIVA second team started 27 matches in conference matches only, ranked eighth overall and first among freshmen in blocks per game (1.16) and was ranked 14th overall and second among freshmen in hitting percentage (.284) was first on team in blocks (99), blocks per game (1.10) and hitting percentage (.348) was third on team with 194 kills hit.524, set a career high with 14 kills and registered four blocks against New Jersey Tech (Jan. 20) posted a career-best nine blocks at Mercyhurst (April 7) hit a Flyers season-best.611 with 13 kills and eight blocks against UC Santa Cruz (March 28) had 11 kills and seven blocks against Mercyhurst (Jan. 28) had 11 kills and two blocks against Ohio State (April 14) posted 10 kills and five blocks at Ball State (April 1) had nine blocks at Carthage (March 15). High School: Earned four varsity letters as a senior, named all-conference first team, all-state honorable mention and team MVP served as team captain registered 136 kills and 21 service aces in 52 games as a junior, earned all-conference first team and team defensive MVP member of the honor roll and National Honor Society graduated in top 10 percent of class. Club/Other: Has three seasons of club experience part of North Shore Milwaukee Volleyball Club 18 s that finished third at the Junior Nationals in Personal: Son of Franz and Diane Vigansky history major. VIGANSKY S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 28/ #7 MYKOLAI ZEREBECKYJ Sophomore OH Westminster, Colo. Pomona H.S. Career Highs: Kills: 20-vs. IPFW 1/27/06. Assists: 2-twice; last vs. Lindenwood 3/18/06. Attempts: 30-at Quincy 1/13/06. Digs: 13-vs. IPFW 1/27/06. Aces: 3-twice; last vs. Clarke 3/17/06. Blocks: 3-at Ball State 4/1/06. Solo: None. Assists: 3-at Ball State 4/1/ : Started 21 matches and was third on team with 87 games played ranked 13th overall and third among freshmen in the conference in service aces per game (0.25) was first on team in service aces (22), third in digs (110) and fourth in kills (183) set career highs by hitting.607 with 20 kills and 13 digs against IPFW (Jan. 27) had a career-best three service aces at Harvard (Jan. 7) and against Clarke (March 17) totaled 11 kills at Quincy (Jan. 13) registered 10 kills vs. Rutgers-Newark (Jan. 7), against George Mason (Feb. 4) and at Clarke (March 15). High School: Earned four varsity letters as a senior, was all-state helped team to second-place finish at state named all-league and team MVP as a junior, named all-league and team MVP helped team to league championship all four years sophomore team finished third at state member of the National Honor Society made the Black Honor Roll (3.5 GPA or higher) all eight semesters earned three letters for academics (3.7 GPA or higher) earned Lake Arbor Optimist Award in 2004 won academic achievement award in Club/Other: Played club ball with Colorado Gold since 1998 helped 18 s team to first place in the Silver Division in 2004 was a member of the USA High Performance camp in Personal: Son of John and Renee Zerebeckyj biology major. ZEREBECKYJ S CAREER STATISTICS Year MP/GP K K/gm E Att. Pct. Ast. A/gm Aces SA/gm SE RE Digs D/gm BS BA Blk/gm / Totals 28/

15 #11 DURI BALAT Freshman OH Taegu, Korea Taegu American School High School: Earned four varsity letters during a decorated high school career in Korea... named all-conference for three straight seasons... earned the conference s MVP award as a senior after helping his team claim the conference championship... member of the honor roll ( GPA) his first three years... made the Principal s Honor Roll ( GPA) as a senior. Personal: Son of David and Songsin Balat... undecided on major. #2 JAKE CONRAD Freshman L Libertyville, Ill. Libertyville H.S. High School: Earned four varsity letters as a senior, selected to all-area and all-conference teams... was runner-up for Pioneer Press Player of the Year as a junior... served as team captain during his final two seasons, helping his club to a combined record of during that span... member of the high honor roll and the National Honor Society. Club/Other: Has more than 12 years of club experience. Personal: Son of Jerry and Jan Conrad... biology major. #15 NATHAN KLAAS Freshman OH Orland Park, Ill. Sandburg H.S. High School: Earned two varsity letters as a senior, helped his team to a 30-7 record and a regional championship... led team with 233 kills and totaled 51 blocks and 25 aces... was an honorable mention to the Chicago Tribune s all-state team, an all-area selection by The Star and an all-conference pick... earned high honors and was a PSAE Scholar Award recipient... named an Illinois State Scholar. Club/Other: Played for the Chicago Volleyball Club during his high school years. Personal: Son of Bob and Renay Klaas finance major. #8 JONATHAN VAZQUEZ Freshman OH Miami, Fla. Christopher Columbus H.S. High School: Earned three varsity letters as a senior, named to the Miami Herald All-Dade first team and listed by the paper as one of the top five players to watch in Miami... won the Best Hitter Award... named team MVP... selected to play in the Miami-Dade 2006 All-Star Game. Club/Other: Has four years of club experience with the Borinquen Coqui Volleyball Club in Puerto Rico. Personal: Son of Daniel and Jeannette Vazquez biology major. 13

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17 Lewis at NCAA Championship 2004 NCAA Semifinalist MIVA Tournament Champions Honolulu, Hawaii - Lewis fell to top-ranked Brigham Young 30-21, 30-28, in the NCAA semifinals Jeff Soler led the Flyer offense with 12 kills and a.360 hitting percentage, while Fabiano Barreto collected 11 kills and hit Lewis hit.182 as a team Jared Dayton and Greg Pochopien each had three blocks, and Barreto and Ryan Stuntz registered six digs apiece to pace the Lewis defensive effort The Flyers defeated second-seeded Ball State 34-32, 30-24, 26-30, 26-30, in the MIVA championship match for their third conference championship and NCAA Championship berth. Seated, from left, Matt Mueller, Jeff Soler, Fabiano Barreto, James Elsea, J.R. Martins, Ryan Stuntz, Gustavo Meyer, J.J. Castellano. Standing, from left, Assistant Coach Ryan McNeil, Sean Phillips, Darek Stieber, Jared Dayton, Greg Pochopien, Enrique Escalante, Jon Bergmann, Konrad Dickenscheidt, Brandon Sisk, Head Coach Dave Deuser. Seated, from left, Craig Madson, Ken Regan, Edgardo Déniz, Troy Hari, Tim Casey, Victor Rivera, Eduardo Quiñones, Ryan Schmidt, Ryan McNeil, Kevin Ludden. Standing, from left, Student Assistant Coach Keith Kujawa, Assistant Coach Scott Mebruer, Chris Haworth, Bryan Johnwick, Guy Nembhard, Eric Simms, Paul Avilés, Marty Zambo, Zach Corsten, Jeff Getz, Head Coach Dave Deuser NCAA Semifinalist MIVA West Division/Tournament Champions Honolulu, Hawaii - Lewis earned a trip to Hawaii and won over the local fans with a spectacular five-set match against UCLA in the NCAA semifinals; the Flyers lost 15-13, 9-15, 6-15, 15-13, and led 8-6 at the changeover in game 5... Victor Rivera posted a match-high 43 kills and 19 digs, while adding five blocks (four solo)... Eduardo Quinones had 26 kills, Ryan McNeil tallied 16 kills and Edgardo Deniz registered 100 assists... Since that match, Lewis has had a welcoming fan base any time the team has made a trip to the island... Lewis qualified for the NCAA Championship for a second time in three years by beating Loyola Chicago in a fivegame thriller for the MIVA championship; trailing two games to none, the Flyers stormed back to claim a 12-15, 15-17, 15-10, 15-12, victory NCAA Semifinalist MIVA Regular Season/Tournament Champions Los Angeles, Calif. - Three years since the inception of the program, Lewis qualified for its first NCAA Championship... The team met UCLA on the Bruins home floor and lost 7-15, 8-15, in its NCAA Championship debut... Lewis middles carried the team as Victor Rivera and Chris Borden each had 11 kills and a.450 hitting percentage... The Flyers beat Ball State 4-15, 15-12, 15-6, in the MIVA championship match to claim their first MIVA title... Lewis was led by Borden, who became the first player in program history to be named an AVCA All-American. Seated, from left, Scott Dau, Troy Hari, Sinisha Dordevic, Ryan Schmidt. Kneeling, from left, Jeff Sauck, Scott Mebruer, Doug McBride, Chris Borden, Victor Rivera, Mike Prosek, Steve Ijams. Standing, from left, Assistant Coach Chris Federico, Strength and Conditioning Coach Creig Federico, Bart Bachorski, John Krejczyk, Pat Damm, Ben Wilson, Head Coach Dave Deuser. 15

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19 Athlete Honors AVCA All-Americans Chris Borden Second Team 1996 Victor Rivera Second Team 1997 First Team 1998 First Team 1999 Eduardo Quinones Second Team 2000 Fabiano Barreto First Team 2001 Second Team 2002 Ryan Stuntz First Team 2002 Second Team 2003 All-MIVA Jorge Alifonso First Team 2001 Fabiano Barreto First Team 2001, 02, 03, 04 Grant Bindon Honorable Mention 2000 Victor Bird Third Team 2002 Chris Borden Second Team 1995 First Team 1996 J.J. Castellano Second Team 2005 Jared Dayton Second Team 2005 Edgardo Déniz Second Team 1998, 99, 2000 Enrique Escalante Second Team 2005 James Elsea Second Team 2003 Anthony Fenton Second Team 1994 Doug McBride Honorable Mention 1996 First Team 1997 Kevin Miller Third Team 2001 Guy Nembhard Second Team 1998 Drew Pickering Second Team 2006 Mike Prosek Honorable Mention 1996 Second Team 1997 Eduardo Quiñones Second Team 1998 First Team 2000 Victor Rivera First Team 1996, 97, 98, 99 Jeff Soler Second Team 2004 First Team 2005 Ryan Stuntz First Team 2003, 04 Sean Sultan Second Team 1994, 95 Alex Vigansky Second Team 2006 MIVA Player of the Year Victor Rivera 1998, 1999 MIVA Newcomer of the Year Victor Rivera 1996 Edgardo Déniz 1998 Fabiano Barreto 2001 MIVA Tournament MVP Mike Prosek 1996 Victor Rivera 1998 Fabiano Barreto 2003 Jeff Soler 2004 MIVA All-Tournament Team Chris Borden 1995, 96 Jeff Sauck 1996 Mike Prosek 1996, 97 Victor Rivera 1997, 98 Edgardo Déniz 1998 Guy Nembhard 1998 James Elsea 2003 Fabiano Barreto 2003 Jeff Soler 2004 Ryan Stuntz 2004 Jared Dayton AVCA Rookie of the Year Fabiano Barreto 2001 Volleyball Magazine All-America Chris Borden Third Team 1996 Doug McBride Third Team 1997 Victor Rivera Second Team 1997 First Team 1998, 99 Eduardo Quiñones Second Team 2000 Fabiano Barreto Second Team 2002 Ryan Stuntz Honorable Mention 2002 Jeff Soler Second Team 2005 Volleyball Magazine All-Freshman Team Victor Rivera 1996 Victor Bird 2002 Vball Magazine All-America Fabiano Barreto Second Team 2003 Ryan Stuntz Libero of the Year 2003 AVCA Player of the Week Anthony Fenton March 14, 1994 Doug McBride April 22, 1996 January 27, 1997 Mike Prosek March 25, 1996 Victor Rivera February 2, 1998 January 25, 1999 Paul Avilés February 28, 2000 Fabiano Barreto February 5, 2001 Brandon Sisk April 5, 2004 Jeff Soler May 3, 2004 NCAA All-Tournament Team Ryan Stuntz 2003 Fabiano Barreto 2003 Jeff Soler 2004

20 2006 Season in Review 2006 Overall Statistics ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING Player G K K/Gm E TA Pct A A/Gm SA SE SA/Gm RE DIG Dig/Gm BS BA Total B/Gm BE BHE 22 Pickering,Drew Kelnhofer, David Vigansky, Alex Zerebeckyj, Mykolai Boller, Craig Sahagian, Billy Krumlinde, Zak Taylor, David Vidovic, Jordan Kyner, David Garvey, Tom Phillips, Sean Colombo, Rob Perakes, Nick TEAM 13 LEWIS Opponents Schedule/Results Jan. 6 vs. Rutgers-Newark# W, ,31-33,30-28,30-24 Jan. 7 at Harvard# W, ,30-25,32-30 Jan. 13 at Quincy* L, ,27-30,23-30 Jan. 20 NEW JERSEY TECH L, ,26-30,30-26,30-27,10-15 Jan. 27 IPFW* W, ,30-28,30-27,30-26 Jan. 28 MERCYHURST* L, ,27-30,30-20,16-30 Feb. 3 BALL STATE* L, ,24-30,14-30 Feb. 4 GEORGE MASON L, ,22-30,28-30 Feb. 9 at Clarke W, ,30-20,31-29 Feb. 17 QUINCY* W, ,30-22,30-26 Feb. 18 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST L, ,30-32,22-30 Feb. 21 at Loyola Chicago* L, ,14-30,21-30 Mar. 1 CARTHAGE L, ,25-30,34-36,23-30 Mar. 7 at UC Santa Barbara L, ,25-30,16-30 Mar. 8 at UCLA L, ,25-30,18-30 Mar. 10 at California Baptist L, ,25-30,26-30 Mar. 15 at Carthage W, ,23-30,30-25,30-28 Mar. 17 CLARKE W, ,30-27,26-30,30-24 Mar. 18 LINDENWOOD L, ,22-30,14-30 Mar. 21 MSOE W, ,30-19,30-18 Mar. 25 at Ohio State* L, ,25-30,17-30 Mar. 28 UC SANTA CRUZ W, ,30-27,25-30,30-26 Mar. 31 at IPFW* L, ,16-30,17-30 Apr. 1 at Ball State* L, ,24-30,26-30 Apr. 7 at Mercyhurst* W, ,30-26,30-25 Apr. 8 at Penn State L, ,24-30,22-30 Apr. 11 LOYOLA CHICAGO* L, ,26-30,22-30 Apr. 14 OHIO STATE* L, ,25-30,19-30 Home matches in BOLD CAPS * Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association match # Crimson Classic, Cambridge, Mass Team Statistics Overall record: 10-18; Conf: 3-9; Home: 5-9; Away: 4-9; Neutral: 1-0 Lewis Opp Kills Hitting Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Game Assists Assists/Game Aces Aces/Game Service Errors Reception Errors Reception Errors/Game Reception Attempts Reception Pct Digs Digs/Game Block Solos Block Assists Total Blocks Blocks/Game Block Errors Ball Handling Errors MATCH WINS BY GAMES Total Lewis Opponents GAMES WON BY GAME Total Lewis Opponents POINTS BY GAME Total Lewis Opponents MIVA Final Standings Shondell/Dunlap Division Conference Overall Won Lost Pct. Won Lost Pct. Loyola Chicago *IPFW Ball State Ohio State Quincy Lewis Mercyhurst *MIVA Tournament Champion

21 All-Time Series Records Ambassador American-Puerto Rico Ball State (3) Brigham Young (1) California Baptist (1) California-Irvine California-San Diego (1) California-Santa Barbara California-Santa Cruz Cal State-Northridge Carthage Clarke (7) Columbia (Mo.) Concordia (N.Y.) (1) East Stroudsburg Eastern Montana Findlay (6) George Mason (4) Graceland (1) Hawaii Harvard Illinois Tech IPFW (7) Juniata La Verne Lees-McRae Lindenwood (1) LIU-Southampton Long Beach State Loyola Chicago (5) Loyola Marymount Marycrest International (1) Mercyhurst (7) Milwaukee Engineering New Jersey Tech Ohio State (6) Pacific (1) Park Penn State (2) Pepperdine (1) Quincy (7) Rutgers-Newark (6) Saint Francis (Pa.) San Diego State Springfield Stanford (2) Thomas More Tri-State Trinity International UCLA (1) USC William Woods (1) Wisconsin-Milwaukee Records DO NOT reflect forfeited matches from the seasons. Numbers in parentheses indicate how many wins were forfeited. For example, Lewis is 26-1 all-time against Quincy, but 19-8 when forfeited matches are taken into account. Year-by-Year Results Season-by-Season Records Year Overall Pct. MIVA Pct. MIVA/MIVA Tourn. Coach Final AVCA Poll th / T-3rd Dave Deuser received votes T-3rd / T-3rd Dave Deuser received votes T-1st / 1st* Dave Deuser 7th nd / 2nd Dave Deuser 10th st W. Division / 1st* Dave Deuser 4th rd / T-3rd Dave Deuser 9th rd / T-3rd Dave Deuser 10th st / T-3rd Dave Deuser 11th th / T-3rd Dave Deuser 11th st / 1st Dave Deuser 1st th / 1st* Dave Deuser 9th T-3rd/DNP Dan Friend not listed T-5th/DNP Dan Friend not listed Totals coaches Note: MIVA regular-season titles from 2001 and 2003 and the 2003 Tournament championship were vacated due to use of ineligible players. * Qualified for NCAA Championship 1994 (20-12 overall, 5-5 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: Receiving Votes Head Coach: Dave Deuser Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-22 Quincy* W 15-1,15-9,15-17, Illinois Tech W 15-1,15-1, St. Francis (Pa.)@ W 15-11,15-5,11-15, LIU-Southampton@ W 15-7,10-15,15-13, at Juniata@ L 15-7,10-15,9-15,17-15, at UW-Milwaukee* W 15-13,15-13,12-15, at IPFW* L 7-15,4-15, at Trinity W 15-3,15-10, at Pacific L 10-15,17-15,9-15, vs. Cal-Santa Cruz W 15-3,16-14, at Quincy* W 15-2,15-13, at Tri-State W 15-13,6-15,15-6, at Ohio State* L 15-13,4-15,8-15, at Ohio State* W 12-15,15-7,15-10,10-15, at East Stroudsburg L 8-15,3-15, at Rutgers-Newark L 10-15,5-15, at George Mason L 13-15,7-15,16-14, at St. Francis (Pa.) W 15-6,15-12, Ambassador W 15-8,15-4, IPFW* L 8-15,13-15,15-13, at Ball State* L 4-15,5-15, Graceland$ W 15-5,15-4, East Stroudsburg$ W 17-15,15-9,13-15, Eastern Montana$ W 15-8,15-3, UW-Milwaukee* W 15-13,15-4, Eastern Montana W 15-8,15-4, Park W 15-8,15-9, Ball State* L 4-15,12-15,15-13, Tri-State W 15-6,15-7,14-16, at Penn State L 9-15,5-15, UW-Milwaukee# W 15-7,15-12, at IPFW# L 15-9,8-15,11-15,2-15 * MIVA match $ Flyer Juniata Tournament # MIVA Tournament (28-12 overall, 8-4 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: Receiving Votes Head Coach: Dave Deuser Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-22 Thomas More* W 15-1,15-2, St. Francis (Pa.)@ L 15-5,10-15,10-15, LIU-Southampton@ W 15-11,15-5,7-15, at Juniata@ W 15-7,15-6, Quincy* W 15-1,15-5, Ball State* W 15-13,9-15,15-8, Loyola Marymount% L 16-14,15-3,2-15,15-17, Rutgers-Newark% W 15-11,10-15,10-15,15-10, Penn State# L 11-15,9-15,17-15, LIU-Southampton# W 15-5,15-9, George Mason# L 15-13,9-15,8-15, at UW-Milwaukee* W 15-11,7-15,15-7, Penn State! L 1-15,9-15,16-14, Ball State! W 17-15,15-10,8-15, at Ohio State* L 15-13,6-15,8-15, at California-Irvine L 6-15,14-16, at Cal-San Diego W 10-15,15-7,15-11, at San Diego State W 15-10,12-15,16-14, at La Verne W 15-2,12-15,15-6, at UCLA L 2-15,2-15, at Teikyo Marycrest^ W 15-8,15-10,13-15, Thomas More^ W 15-1,15-4, Graceland^ W 15-4,15-10, Park^ W 15-13,15-6, IPFW* L 13-15,15-8,12-15,15-10, Ill. Inst. of Tech. W 15-7,15-7, Tri-State& W 15-5,11-15,15-3, LIU-Southampton& W 15-2,14-16,15-2, Graceland& W 15-5,15-7, St. Francis (Pa.)& W 15-4,15-9, at Ball State* L 14-16,4-15, Trinity International W 15-7,15-2, Ohio State* W 15-11,10-15,15-10, at Quincy* W 15-2,15-4,11-15, Ambassador W 15-4,15-10, at IPFW L 12-15,10-15, at Thomas More* W 15-7,15-1, UW-Milwaukee* W 15-6,15-12, UW-Milwaukee~ W 15-6,15-7, Ball State~ L 3-15,13-15,15-13,2-15 * MIVA Juniata Tournament #MIVA-EIVA Tournament at Lewis % IPFW Tournament;! Rutgers-Newark Tournament ; ^Teikyo Marycrest Tournament & Flyer Festival ~ MIVA Tournament at Ball State

22 1996 (31-5 overall, 12-2 MIVA) NCAA Semifinalist MIVA Regular Season/ MIVA Tournament Champions Final National Poll Ranking: 7th Head Coach: Dave Deuser Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-20 Tri-State W 15-9,15-7, Teikyo Marycrest W 15-4,9-15,15-5, Park W 15-1,15-13, Quincy* W 15-5,15-10,11-15, Rutgers-Newark W 15-10,15-7, at Loyola Chicago* W 15-10,15-17,15-8, at Quincy* W 15-12,15-9, at UW-Milwaukee* W 15-4,15-4, IPFW* W 14-16,15-11,15-3, Ball State* W 15-9,16-14, at Ohio State* L 11-15,7-15, at UC-Santa Barbara W 2-15,15-11,15-7,13-15, at San Diego State W 15-11,15-8, at UCLA L 9-15,4-15, at La Verne W 15-13,15-12, Thomas W 15-7,15-8, Teikyo W 15-3,15-7, W 15-13,13-15,15-5, W 15-5,15-5, Loyola Chicago* W 15-3,15-5, St. Francis (Pa.)% W 15-4,15-8, Ambassador% W 15-5,15-2, Park% W 15-4,15-5, Southampton% W 15-11,15-9, at Rutgers-Newark W 15-13,8-15,13-15,15-13, at George Mason W 15-13,15-5, at Penn State L 15-4,13-15,4-15, UW-Milwaukee* W 15-2,15-11, Ohio State* W 15-17,10-15,15-6,15-12, at Ball State* L 4-15,5-15, at IPFW* W 15-10,4-15,8-15,15-13, at Thomas More* W 15-7,15-8, IPFW# W 15-12,15-13, Ohio State# W 15-9,11-15,15-9, Ball State# W 4-15,15-12,15-6, UCLA$ L 7-15,8-15,10-15 * MIVA match Teikyo Marycrest Tournament % Flyer Festival; # MIVA Tournament at Ohio State $ NCAA Championship at UCLA 1997 (25-10 overall, 14-2 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: 10th Head Coach: Dave Deuser Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-18 Park W 15-9,15-4, at Brigham Young L 8-15,5-15,15-6,15-10, Rutgers-Newark W 15-11,15-7, at Quincy* W 15-1,15-4, at Quincy* W 14-16,15-3,15-8, at UW-Milwaukee* W 15-5,12-15,15-11, Mercyhurst* W 15-9,15-4, Ball State* L 12-15,14-16, at OhioState* W 15-12,15-12,11-15,11-15, at Rutgers-Newark W 15-13,15-6, Penn State@ L 5-15,13-15, Thomas More* W 15-10,15-2, Thomas More* W 15-6,15-10, at Mercyhurst* W 15-9,17-15, Loyola Chicago* W 15-13,15-13,7-15, IPFW* W 15-5,15-9, at Cal St.-Northridge W 15-6,15-8, at UCLA L 9-15,15-6,8-15,16-14, /6 at UC-Santa Barbara L 16-14,10-15,15-17,7-15 3/8 at San Diego State W 15-5,15-10,15-9 3/12 Ohio State* W 15-3,12-15,15-5, /14 at Hawaii L 13-15,5-15,6-15 3/15 at Hawaii L 9-15,6-15,15-9, /19 at Loyola Chicago* W 15-17,15-12,15-9, /22 Graceland W 15-10,15-6,15-8 3/22 Southampton W 15-8,17-16,15-6 3/27 George Mason W 15-0,15-2,9-15, /28 Penn State L 10-15,15-8,13-15, /29 LaVerne W 15-7,15-1,15-9 4/1 UW-Milwaukee* W 15-6,15-5,15-13 Year-by-Year Results 4/2 at Ball State* W 15-12,15-5, /5 at IPFW* L 17-15,13-15,4-15,15-9, /11 Mercyhurst# W 15-4,15-5,15-3 4/18 IPFW# W 7-15,15-5,15-8,15-1 4/19 Ball State# L 13-15,15-12,8-15,14-16 * MIVA at Rutgers-Newark # MIVA Tournament at IPFW 1998 (25-9 overall, 8-2 MIVA) NCAA Semifinalist MIVA West Division/MIVA Tournament Champions Final National Poll Ranking: 4th Head Coach: Dave Deuser Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-17 Clarke* W 15-6,15-4, Marycrest Intl. W 15-7,15-0, Rutgers-Newark W 15-8,17-15, at Clarke* W 16-17,15-5,15-2, Graceland W 15-13,15-12, Quincy* W 16-14,15-8, Ohio State L 13-15,12-15,15-12,15-8, at IPFW L 5-15,15-12,6-15, at Ball State W 10-15,15-5,15-7, at Loyola Chicago* L 11-15,16-14,12-15, at Quincy* W 15-10,14-16,15-5, Park W 16-14,15-1, at Rutgers-Newark L 8-15,11-15, Penn State@ W 15-6,8-15,17-15, at George Mason W 17-16,15-10, at UCLA L 8-15,4-15,16-14, at San Diego State W 9-15,7-15,15-6,15-10, at Long Beach State L 16-17,3-15, at UC-Santa Barbara W 15-11,16-14,12-15, Concordia (N.Y.)& W 15-9,15-11, American-Puerto Rico& L 13-15,8-15, Loyola Chicago* W 15-9,15-8,15-17, George Mason W 11-15,15-13,15-4,9-15, New Jersey Tech W 16-14,13-15,15-3, Ball State* W 15-7,16-14, IPFW* W 12-15,15-9,15-6,12-15, Columbia (Mo.) W 15-8,15-7, Tri-State W 15-3,15-11, at Ohio State* L 17-15,8-15,15-6,6-15, at Mercyhurst* W 15-13,6-15,16-14, Mercyhurst## W 15-13,15-3, IPFW# W 15-7,11-15,15-5, Loyola Chicago# W 12-15,15-17,15-10,15-12, UCLA$ L 15-13,9-15,6-15,15-13,11-15 * MIVA at Rutgers-Newark & at Puerto Rico Classic ## MIVA Tournament at Lewis # MIVA Championship at Ball State $ NCAA Championship at Hawaii 1999 (23-8 overall, 10-4 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: 9th Head Coach: Dave Deuser Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-16 Rutgers-Newark W 15-11,15-10, at Hawaii@ L 12-15,15-8,9-15,15-10, UCLA@ W 15-13,7-15,15-5,7-15, Penn State@ W 7-15,15-6,15-8, Ball State* W 15-6,10-15,15-12, Quincy* W 15-5,15-7,12-15, Park W 15-8,15-2, at Clarke* W 15-4,15-6, at IPFW* L 11-15,15-6,14-16, Loyola Chicago* W 15-7,15-10, at Rutgers-Newark W 15-9,7-15,15-11, at George Mason W 15-7,15-12, Marycrest Intl. W 15-10,15-9, Ohio State* L 9-15,13-15,15-10, Mercyhurst* W 15-7,15-11, IPFW* L 12-15,15-6,12-15,16-14, at Long Beach State L 12-15,6-15, at San Diego State W 15-10,15-9, at UCLA L 15-9,13-15,7-15, at Cal St.-Northridge W 16-14,15-12, at Quincy* W 15-9,15-6, Clarke* W 15-8,15-8, Juniata W 15-2,15-9, LIU-Southampton W 15-2,15-3, at Penn State W 15-4,15-6,12-15, at Ball State* W 15-13,8-15,15-9,10-15, at Loyola Chicago* L 3-15,11-15, at Mercyhurst* W 15-12,15-11, at Ohio State* W 7-15,14-16,16-14,15-13, Mercyhurst+ W 15-7,15-2, IPFW+ L 15-6,7-15,13-15,15-10,7-15 * MIVA match; + MIVA Tournament at at Hawaii Outrigger Tournament 2000 (21-11 overall, 9-5 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: 10th Head Coach: Dave Deuser Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-14 at Brigham Young L 11-15,8-15, at Brigham Young L 9-15,10-15, at Mercyhurst* W 15-3,17-15, Ball State* L 13-15,15-9,10-15,15-12, Rutgers-Newark W 15-9,15-8, Stanford@ W 15-11,15-9,5-15, Rutgers-Newark@ W 15-7,15-13, at Clarke* W 15-8,15-8, Loyola Chicago* W 15-10,13-15,15-6, New Jersey Tech# W 15-6,15-11,13-15, at Springfield W 15-7,15-6, Quincy* W 15-11,15-8, Ohio State* L 5-15,13-15,15-11, Penn State W 15-11,15-8, IPFW* L 17-15,3-15,6-15,15-7, at UCLA L 15-12,9-15,1-15, at Cal St.-Northridge W 15-9,15-7,13-15, at San Diego State W 10-15,15-5,15-12, at UC-Santa Barbara L 16-14,15-15,15-13,13-15, Concordia (N.Y.) W 11-15,15-13,15-9, Mercyhurst* W 15-4,15-10, Clarke* W 15-2,15-6, at Quincy* W 15-9,15-6,6-15, at Loyola Chicago* W 15-4,15-11, at IPFW* L 15-11,12-15,12-15, George Mason W 15-3,15-9, at Hawaii L 4-15,4-15,15-5, at Hawaii W 15-12,15-12, at Ball State* W 17-15,16-17,15-6, at Ohio State* L 7-15,11-15, Loyola Chicago& W 15-4,15-8,8-15, IPFW^ L 11-15,5-15,15-10,15-9,10-15 * MIVA at Muncie, Ind. # at Springfield, Mass. &MIVA Championship first round ^MIVA Championship semifinals, Columbus, Ohio 2001 (24-6 overall, 15-1 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: 11th Head Coach: Dave Deuser Note: The team s official record for the 2001 season is 0-30, 0-16 MIVA. All victories were forfeited due to use of an ineligible player. The program vacated the MIVA regular-season championship as well. Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-10 at Hawaii L 30-26,21-30,21-30, at Hawaii L 20-30,20-30, Rutgers-Newark W 30-20, 30-23, 31-33, at Brigham Young L 24-30,27-30,30-23,30-28, Marycrest Intl. W 30-28,30-23,26-30, Concordia (N.Y.)@ W 30-28,30-27, at Rutgers-Newark W 39-37,30-25, IPFW* W 30-24,26-30,30-21,25-30, at Clarke* W 30-18,30-15, Quincy* W 34-32,30-23, Ball State* W 30-24,30-27,30-32, Ohio State* W 28-30,34-32,30-25, Mercyhurst* W 30-16,30-12, at Cal St-Northridge L 25-30,25-30, at California Baptist W 30-23,30-25, at Cal-San Diego W 30-17,30-24, Loyola Chicago* W 26-30,30-26,30-20,30-21

23 3-17 at IPFW* W 30-22,26-30,30-27, Findlay* W 30-22,30-15, Clarke* W 30-19,30-14, at Ball State* L 26-30,30-27,30-22,27-30, at Quincy* W 30-28,33-31, at Ohio State* W 33-31,32-30, at Mercyhurst* W 30-21,30-19, at Findlay* W 30-11,30-19, at Penn State W 30-28,30-27, at George Mason W 30-26,30-27,26-30, at Loyola Chicago W 30-28,30-28, Clarke& W 30-18,30-17, Loyola Chicago^ L 22-30,30-27,30-24,23-30,12-15 * MIVA at Newark, N.J. & MIVA Championship first round ^ MIVA Championship semifinals, Quincy, III (21-10 overall, 14-2 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: 11th Head Coach: Dave Deuser Note: The team s official record for the 2002 season is 0-31, 0-16 MIVA. All victories were forfeited due to use of ineligible players. Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-17 UCLA& L 25-30,30-23,24-30, at Hawaii& L 31-29,31-29,29-31,27-30, Penn State& L 20-30,27-30, Graceland W 30-16,33-31, at Clarke* W 30-17,30-10, Findlay* W 30-25,30-22, Stanford% W 30-24,32-30,28-30,32-34, George Mason% W 26-30,30-24,28-30,30-24, at Ball State* L 20-30,22-30,32-30, Rutgers-Newark# W 31-29,30-24, Pacific# W 30-20,30-28, at IPFW* W 30-22,30-23,28-30, at Mercyhurst* W 30-28,30-20, at Loyola Chicago* W 30-19,30-28, at Quincy* W 24-30,29-31,30-18,30-27, Mercyhurst* W 30-23,30-22, at California-Irvine L 33-31,23-30,20-30, at UCLA L 21-30,32-34, at Brigham Young L 30-27,25-30,23-30, Ohio State* W 30-25,25-30,25-30,30-27, IPFW* W 30-17,30-25, Ball State* W 30-21,30-21, Penn State L 25-30,27-30, Loyola Chicago* L 26-30,30-24,30-32, Clarke* W 30-13,30-23, at Ohio State* W 32-30,26-30,30-23, at Findlay* W 30-21,30-26, Rutgers-Newark W 30-26,30-26, Quincy* W 30-17,30-23, Quincy@ W 30-22,30-20, at Ball State$ L 34-36,28-30,30-25,22-30 * MIVA match # Hall of Fame Tournament, Springfield, Mass. % Penn State Tournament& Outrigger MIVA Championship first round $ MIVA Championship semifinals, Quincy, Ill (29-5 overall, 15-1 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: 1st Head Coach: Dave Deuser Note: The team s official record for the 2003 season is 0-34, 0-16 MIVA. All victories were forfeited due to use of ineligible players. The program vacated the NCAA championship, MIVA regular-season championship and MIVA Tournament championship as well. Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-8 at Hawaii L 17-30,21-30, at Hawaii L 35-37,22-30,30-25, William Woods W 30-27,27-30,30-20, Lindenwood W 32-30,30-25, George Mason W 30-23,30-19, Laval (exhibition) W 30-26,30-24,32-34, Findlay* W 30-24,30-23, at Ball State* W 30-23,30-28,30-25 Year-by-Year Results 2-7 vs. Rutgers-Newark# W 30-27,30-22, at Penn State# W 21-30,30-27,30-21, at Clarke* W 30-17,30-27, Loyola Chicago* W 30-25,24-30,27-30,30-23, Rutgers-Newark% W 30-23,30-28, George Mason% W 30-25,30-27,26-30, at Findlay* W 30-19,30-20, Quincy* W 30-22,30-27, at USC L 30-22,28-30,30-25,21-30, at UCLA W 25-30,30-26,25-30,30-25, at Stanford W 30-22,30-28, Pacific (at Stanford) L 24-30,27-30, Ball State* W 30-25,30-28, at Mercyhurst* W 30-20,30-14, at IPFW* W 30-24,30-21, Clarke* W 30-16,30-18, Ohio State* W 30-28,31-29, Mercyhurst* W 30-18,30-17, IPFW* W 30-17,30-21, at Loyola Chicago* L 27-30,30-32,30-21, at Ohio State* W 30-26,30-24, at Quincy* W 30-28,30-25, vs. Mercyhurst@ W 30-16,30-16, vs. IPFW@ W 30-22,30-27, vs. Loyola Chicago@ W 30-27,30-25, vs. Pepperdine$ W 30-27,29-31,30-27,25-30, vs. Brigham Young$ W 42-44,30-27,30-21,23-30,15-12 * MIVA match % Hall of Fame Tournament, Springfield, Mass. # Penn State MIVA Championship $ NCAA Championship, Long Beach Calif (19-14 overall, 11-5 MIVA) NCAA Semifinalist MIVA Tournament Champions Final National Poll Ranking: 9th Head Coach: Dave Deuser Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-9 vs Penn State# W 24-30,30-27,30-28, at Hawai`i# L 30-26,23-30,31-33,30-28, Pepperdine L 23-30,28-30, Penn State L 31-29,19-30,26-30,37-35, at Rutgers-Newark L 25-30,30-22,23-30, at George Mason W 31-29,30-28, IPFW* L 25-37,25-30,31-29, Mercyhurst* W 30-22,30-23, Ohio State* W 30-25,23-30,30-26,28-30, vs UC San Diego@ W 30-27,22-30,30-23, vs USC@ W 26-30,22-30,30-28,30-20, at Clarke* W 30-19,30-22, at IPFW* L 14-30,27-30, Findlay* W 30-23,30-20, at Loyola Chicago* L 22-30,31-29,19-30, at USC L 28-30,30-27,27-30, at UCLA L 18-30,27-30, at California Baptist L 27-30,36-34,22-30, at Ball State* W 30-26,30-20, at Findlay* W 30-22,30-27, at Quincy* W 30-22,29-31,30-27, Clarke* W 30-22,30-23, vs George Mason W 32-30,30-21, at Brigham Young L 30-28,25-30,28-30, Quincy* W 30-20,30-12, Ball State* W 22-30,30-24,30-23, at Ohio State* L 28-30,32-34, Loyola Chicago* L 24-30,21-30,30-17, at Mercyhurst* W 30-20,30-27, at IPFW% W 30-20,30-27,22-30, at Ohio State& W 26-30,32-30,30-22, vs Ball State& W 34-32,30-24,26-30,26-30, vs Brigham Young$ L 21-30,28-30,21-30 * MIVA match # Outrigger Invitational, Honolulu, Penn State Tournament, University Park, Pa. % MIVA Tournament first round & MIVA Tournament, semis/final $ NCAA Tournament, Honolulu, Hawaii (17-14 overall, 10-6 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: Not Listed Head Coach: Dan Friend Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-5 at Brigham Young# L 26-30,32-30,32-34, at Hawai`i# L 31-33,25-30, vs Penn State# L 36-34,30-26,31-33,17-30, Ball State* W 30-25,30-23, MSOE W 30-12,30-23, at IPFW* W 30-20,26-30,30-21,26-30, at Mercyhurst* W 30-22,25-30,30-22, Pacific@ L 33-35,30-24,28-30,30-22, Cal Baptist@ L 26-30,22-30, Clarke* W 30-18,30-20, at Loyola Chicago* L 31-33,27-30, Quincy* W 30-25,30-23, Mercyhurst* W 30-15,28-30,30-18, at Carthage W 30-25,30-19, at USC L 30-26,19-30,23-30,30-28, at Long Beach State L 20-30,25-30, at Cal Baptist L 29-31,27-30, at Saint Francis (Pa.) W 30-24,30-22, vs NJIT W 30-21,30-24, at George Mason W 30-27,31-33,28-30,30-23, at Clarke* W 30-22,29-31,28-30,30-22, Ohio State* W 30-26,30-19, Findlay* L 26-30,28-30,30-25,30-26, Loyola Chicago* L 31-29,29-31,28-30, at Ball State* L 24-30,17-30, Carthage W 30-28,30-26, at Ohio State* L 23-30,32-34, at Findlay* L 26-30,31-29,32-34,30-23, IPFW* W 30-28,40-38, at Quincy* W 27-30,30-22,30-27, vs Lees-McRae W 26-30,25-30,30-24,30-27,15-11 * MIVA match # Outrigger Invitational, Honolulu, Lewis Tournament, Romeoville, Ill (10-18 overall, 3-9 MIVA) Final National Poll Ranking: Not Listed Head Coach: Dan Friend Date Opponent W-L Scores 1-6 vs Rutgers-Newark# W 30-27,31-33,30-28, at Harvard# W 30-18,30-25, at Quincy* L 23-30,27-30, NJIT L 29-31,26-30,30-26,30-27, IPFW* W 28-30,30-28,30-27, Mercyhurst* L 26-30,27-30,30-20, Ball State* L 25-30,24-30, George Mason L 32-34,22-30, at Clarke W 30-15,30-20, Quincy* W 30-26,30-22, California Baptist L 24-30,30-32, at Loyola Chicago* L 27-30,14-30, Carthage L 30-23,25-30,34-36, at UC Santa Barbara L 25-30,25-30, at UCLA L 22-30,25-30, at California Baptist L 30-32,25-30, at Carthage W 30-28,23-30,30-25, Clarke W 30-20,30-27,26-30, Lindenwood L 33-35,22-30, MSOE W 30-17,30-19, at Ohio State* L 24-30,25-30, UC Santa Cruz W 30-26,30-27,25-30, at IPFW* L 16-30,16-30, at Ball State* L 24-30,24-30, at Mercyhurst* W 30-28,30-26, at Penn State L 28-30,24-30, Loyola Chicago* L 23-30,26-30, Ohio State* L 24-30,25-30,19-30 * MIVA match # Crimson Classic, Cambridge, Mass.

24 Rally Scoring Record Book (2001-present) Team Season Records Most matches (2003) Fewest matches...28 (2006) Longest winning streak (2003) Longest losing streak...6 (2006) Longest home winning streak (1/31/01-3/23/02) Longest home losing streak...3 (2004 and 2006) Longest conference winning streak...17 (4/4/02-4/1/03) Longest conference losing streak... 5 (2005) Most wins...29 (2003) Fewest wins...10 (2006) Most wins to start a season...2 (2006) Most losses (2002) Fewest losses...5 (2003) Highest winning percentage (2003) Lowest winning percentage (2002) Most match shutouts...22 (2003) Most kills...1,945 (2003) Fewest kills...1,319 (2006) Most attack errors (2004) Fewest attack errors (2003) Most attempts...3,914 (2004) Fewest attempts...3,072 (2006) Highest attack percentage (2003) Lowest attack percentage (2006) Most assists...1,807 (2003) Fewest assists... 1,249 (2006) Most aces (2003) Fewest aces (2006) Most service errors (2003) Fewest service errors (2002) Most digs...1,074 (2003) Fewest digs (2006) Most block solos (2003) Fewest block solos (2006) Most block assists (2005) Fewest block assists (2006) Most total blocks (2003) Fewest total blocks (2006) Team Match Records Most kills vs. Pacific (2/4/05) Most attempts vs. Pepperdine (5/1/03) Highest attack percentage vs. Clarke (4/20/02) Most assists...86 vs. Pacific (2/4/05) Most aces twice; last vs. NJIT (1/20/06) Most digs vs. Pepperdine (5/1/03) Most block solos... 9 vs. Lees-McRae (4/16/05) 9 vs. Ball State (5/1/04) 9 vs. USC (3/3/03) 9 vs. Cal Baptist (3/7/01) Most block assists...33 vs. Concordia (N.Y.) (2/2/01) Most total blocks vs. USC (2/7/04) Individual Match Records Most kills...fabiano Barreto, 35 vs. Ohio State (2/24/01) Fabiano Barreto, 35 vs. Ohio State (3/15/02) Most attempts...jeff Soler, 62 vs. Penn State (1/7/05) Fabiano Barreto, 62 vs. Pepperdine (5/1/03) Most assists...tom Mendoza, 67 vs. Lees-McRae (4/16/05) Most aces...enrique Escalante, 6 vs. Mercyhurst (2/19/05) Jorge Perez, 6 vs. Clarke (4/20/01) James Elsea, 6 vs. Findlay (4/1/01) Most digs...ryan Stuntz, 19 vs. Pepperdine (5/1/03) Most block solos...paul Avilés, 4 vs. Ball State (3/23/01) Most block assists...james Elsea, 12 vs. Concordia (N.Y.) (2/2/02) Fabiano Barreto, 12 vs. Concordia (N.Y.) (2/2/02) Most total blocks...fabiano Barreto, 13 vs. Concordia (N.Y.) (2/2/02) 22 Individual Season Records Games played Brandon Sisk (2004) Jeff Soler (2004) Ryan Stuntz (2004) Fabiano Barreto (2004) Enrique Escalante (2005) Matches played 34...James Elsea (2003) Fabiano Barreto (2003) Jeff Soler (2004) 33...Ryan Stuntz (2003) Brandon Sisk (2004) 33...Jeff Soler (2003) Kills Fabiano Barreto (2003) Fabiano Barreto (2002) Fabiano Barreto (2001) Fabiano Barreto (2004) Jeff Soler (2004) Kills per game (min. 100 kills) Fabiano Barreto (2001) Fabiano Barreto (2002) Fabiano Barreto (2003) Drew Pickering (2006) Fabiano Barreto (2004) Attack attempts Fabiano Barreto (2004) Fabiano Barreto (2003) Jeff Soler (2004) Fabiano Barreto (2002) Drew Pickering (2006) Attack pct. (min. 275 attempts) kevin Miller (2001) James Elsea (2003) Kevin Miller (2003) James Elsea (2002) Enrique Escalante (2004) Assists Brandon Sisk (2004) Jordan Vidovic (2006) Brandon Sisk (2005) Tom Mendoza (2005) David Taylor (2006) Assists per game (min. 500) Brandon Sisk (2004) Jordan Vidovic (2006) Brandon Sisk (2005) Tom Mendoza (2005) Service aces 47...Enrique Escalante (2005) 41...Jorge Perez (2001) Jeff Soler (2004) Fabiano Barreto (2003) 27...Jeff Soler (2003) Digs Ryan Stuntz (2003) Ryan Stuntz (2004) Ryan Stuntz (2002) J.J. Castellano (2005) Nick Perakes (2006) Digs per game (min. 75 digs) Ryan Stuntz (2003) Nick Perakes (2006) Ryan Stuntz (2002) Ryan Stuntz (2004) J.J. Castellano (2005) Block solos 29...Kevin Miller (2003) 24...James Elsea (2002) 24...Greg Pochopien (2004) 23...Enrique Escalante (2004) 20...James Elsea (2003) 20...Jorge Alifonso (2001) Block assists Kevin Miller (2002) Enrique Escalante (2004) Greg Pochopien (2005) 98...Greg Pochopien (2004) 93...Alex Vigansky (2006) 93...Enrique Escalante (2005) Total blocks Kevin Miller (2002) Enrique Escalante (2004) Greg Pochopien (2004) Greg Pochopien (2005) Kevin Miller (2003) Blocks per game (min. 25 blks) Greg Pochopien (2003) Greg Pochopien (2004) Kevin Miller (2002) Kevin Miller (2003) James Elsea (2001) Points Fabiano Barreto (2003) Fabiano Barreto (2002) Fabiano Barreto (2001) Fabiano Barreto (2004) Jeff Soler (2004) Points per game (min. 50 pts) Fabiano Barreto (2001) Fabiano Barreto (2002) Fabiano Barreto (2003) Drew Pickering (2006) Fabiano Barreto (2004)

25 All-Time Record Book Individual Season Records Most kills...victor Rivera, 915, 1998 Most attempts...victor Rivera, 1,568, 1998 Highest attack percentage... Paul Avilés,.493, 2000 (min. 325 attempts) Most assists...edgardo Déniz, 1,974, 1998 Most aces...bart Bachorski, 63, 1997 Most digs... Eduardo Quiñones, 307, 2000 Most block solos...sean Sultan, 58, 1994 Most block assists... Guy Nembhard, 167, 1998 Most total blocks... Guy Nembhard, 186, 1998 Most matches played...mike Prosek, 40, 1995 Individual Match Records Most kills... Victor Rivera, 54 vs. Ohio State, 4/4/98 Most attempts...victor Rivera, 90 vs. Loyola Chicago, 4/18/98 Highest attack pct...victor Rivera,.941 vs. Mercyhurst, 4/17/99 (min. three attempts per game) Most assists...edgardo Déniz, 140 vs. Loyola Chicago, 4/18/98 Most aces... Five tied with 6 Enrique Escalante, vs. Mercyhurst, 2/19/05 (most recent) Most digs...eduardo Quiñones, 22 vs. Stanford, 2/4/00 Most block solos... Chris Borden, 8 vs. Quincy, 4/1/95 Victor Rivera, 8 vs. Loyola Chicago, 2/7/96 Most block assists...guy Nembhard, 14 vs. Quincy, 2/13/98 Most total blocks...guy Nembhard, 16 vs. Quincy, 2/13/98 Individual Career Records Most kills... Victor Rivera, 2,521, Most attempts...victor Rivera, 4,381, Highest attack percentage... Chris Borden,.458, (min. 1,220 attempts) Most assists...doug McBride, 6,507, Most aces...victor Rivera, 153, Most digs...victor Rivera, 893, Most block solos...victor Rivera, 149, Most block assists... Victor Rivera, 418, Most total blocks... Victor Rivera, 567, Most matches played... Doug McBride, 132, Victor Rivera, 132, Team Match Records Most kills vs. Loyola Chicago (4/18/98) Most attempts vs. Loyola Chicago (4/18/98) Highest attack percentage vs. Illinois Tech (1/25/94) Most assists vs. Loyola Chicago (4/18/98) Most aces Twice; last vs. NJIT (1/20/06) Most digs...94 vs. Juniata (1/29/94) Most block solos...24 vs. Quincy (4/1/95) Most block assists...45 vs. Quincy (2/13/98) Most total blocks...28 vs. Quincy (1/22/94) 28 vs. New Jersey Tech (2/18/00) 23 Team Season Records Most matches (1995) Fewest matches...28 (2006) Longest winning streak (2003) Longest losing streak...6 (2006) Longest home winning streak...28 (3/19/95-2/4/97) Longest home losing streak...3 (2004) Longest conference winning streak...17 (4/4/02-4/1/03) Longest conference losing streak... 5 (2005) Most wins...31 (1996) Fewest wins...10 (2006) Most wins to start a season...10 (1996) Most losses (2002) Fewest losses... 5 (1996, 2003) Highest winning percentage (1996) Lowest winning percentage (2002) Most match shutouts...22 (2003) Most kills...2,669 (1998) Fewest kills...1,319 (2006) Most attack errors (1998) Fewest attack errors (2003) Most attempts...4,945 (1998) Fewest attempts...3,072 (2006) Highest attack percentage (2003) Lowest attack percentage (2006) Most assists... 2,472 (1998) Fewest assists... 1,249 (2006) Most aces (1996) Fewest aces (2006) Most service errors (1997) Fewest service errors (1994) Most digs... 1,297 (1997) Fewest digs (2006) Most block solos (1995) Fewest block solos (2006) Most block assists (1998) Fewest block assists (2006) Most total blocks (1998) Fewest total blocks (2006) Active Ankle T2 The patented Performance Hinge design of the Active Ankle allows virtually unlimited ankle flexibility while providing greater comfort and support. To find the nearest retailer in your area, call PLAY WITHOUT FEAR

26 Frequent Flyer Club The Lewis University men s volleyball team would like to thank the following friends of the program: Jabin and Jana Cook Mom and Dad Friend Nancy Zacher Dave and Teri Dayton Russell and Mary Roschman Brad and Tina Hedstrom Robert Klaas Jeanne Vidovic Allan Doute Robert Dayton Diane Liljestrom Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Perakes Jodi Dayton Dean and Carole McNair Cori Dayton Chelsea Hill Holly Pickering James and Jeanie Bevins Michael Boertje Ron Koehler Jacob Boertje Tim and Kathy Kulak Amy Goeb Cindy Caliendo Mary Deiters Margaret Hughes Stefanie Karabin Florence Wilkinson Pat and Kathy Phillips Raymond and Nancy Doute William Sahagian David Balat Mike Doute Robert Wilkinson Noreen McNitt Mike and Joan Taylor Jan Conrad Matt and Gina Pfingsten John S. Nelsen Jerry and Pam Vidovic Duane and Mary Pickering Dan Nelson Loretta Life Lesa Vidovic Jerry Lemon Franz and Diane Vigansky James Schmidt Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Seven schools met Saturday, February 4, 1961 at Michigan State University to form the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association. Schools constituting the membership were: Ball State Teachers College, Detroit Institute of Technology, Earlham College, George Williams College, Michigan State University, Ohio State University and Wittenberg College. The purpose of the Association as stated in its constitution was to promote volleyball in colleges and regulate by wise and prudent measures the college competition in the area. The MIVA was the first college group to organize collegiate volleyball competition. More than 30 institutions have been involved since the founding of the Association. The MIVA is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and is bound by its standards and rules unless each institution s rules or standards are more demanding or strict. The MIVA is a Division I conference within the NCAA and has been granted an automatic bid from the NCAA, which allows the MIVA to send a representative to the NCAA Championship. Year Regular Season Tournament 2006 Loyola Chicago IPFW 2005 Loyola Chicago Ohio State 2004 Ohio State LEWIS 2003 Lewis (vacated) Lewis (vacated) 2002 Loyola Chicago Ball State Ball State 2001 Lewis (vacated) Ohio State 2000 Ohio State Ohio State 1999 IPFW IPFW Ohio State 1998 Ohio State LEWIS LEWIS 1997 Ball State Ball State 1996 Ball State LEWIS LEWIS 1995 Ball State Ball State Ohio State 1994 IPFW Ball State 1993 Ohio State Ohio State IPFW 1992 IPFW IPFW 1991 IPFW IPFW 1990 Ball State Ball State IPFW 1989 Ball State Ball State 1988 Ball State Ball State 1987 Ohio State Ohio State 1986 Ohio State Ohio State 1985 Ball State Ball State 1984 Ball State/Ohio State Ball State MIVA Champions Year Regular Season Tournament 1983 Ohio State Ohio State 1982 Ohio State Ohio State 1981 Ohio State Ohio State 1980 Kellogg Kellogg 1979 Ball State 1978 Ohio State 1977 Ohio State 1976 Ball State Ohio State 1975 Ball State Ohio State 1974 Ball State 1973 George Williams 1972 Ball State Ohio State 1971 Ball State 1970 Ball State 1969 Ohio State Ohio State 1968 Ball State Ball State 1967 Ball State Ball State 1966 Ball State Ball State 1965 Ball State Ball State 1964 Ball State Ball State 1963 George Williams 1962 George Williams 1961 George Williams NOTE: There was no MIVA tournament from and Member Institutions Shondell/Dunlap Division Ball State (Muncie, Ind.) IPFW (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Lewis (Romeoville, Ill.) Loyola Chicago (Chicago, Ill.) Mercyhurst (Erie, Pa.) Ohio State (Columbus, Ohio) Quincy (Quincy, Ill.) Coleman Division Carthage (Kenosha, Wis.) Clarke (Dubuque, Iowa) Central State (Wilberforce, Ohio) MSOE (Milwaukee, Wis.)

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