Table of Contents. On the Cover: The front cover of the 2005 media guide features seniors Jennifer Randall, Katie Mohs and Lindsey Laband

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1 Table of Contents 2005 Quick Facts... 2 Media Information Roster... 4 Radio/TV Roster Season Outlook Head Coach Bond Shymansky Q&A with Coach Shymansky Assistant Coach Ben Bodipo-Memba Assistant Coach Sally Schulte Lindsey Laband Katie Mohs Jennifer Randall Abby Showers Lindsey Gray Nikki Kaminskas Ulrike Stegemann Laura DeMichelis Michelle Kandell/Talisa Kellogg Callie Miller/Allie Niekamp Stephanie Robbins/GT Support Staff. 24 Georgia Tech Administration Georgia Tech Administration This is Georgia Tech All-Americas All-ACC Selections O Keefe Gymnasium O Keefe Lockerroom Point Tech Match Day Atmosphere Athletic Success Academics/Campus Life Athletic Facilities A Degree - The Ultimate Trophy Alumni Reflections Georgia Tech Tradition Georgia Tech Tradition in Review Results Statistics ACC Standings/Statistics The Atlantic Coast Conference ACC Opponents Non-Conference Opponents Career Records Season Records Single Match/Miscellaneous Records Individual Season Records Honors Tournament History Series Record Year-by-Year Results Letterwinners Mizuno Advertisement Schedule... Back Cover Credit edits: s: Written by Melissa Jenkins with assistance from Cheryl Watts; Photography by Christopher Gooley, Stanley Leary, and Rob Skinner; Printing by Ebsco Media On the Cover: The front cover of the 2005 media guide features seniors Jennifer Randall, Katie Mohs and Lindsey Laband The Yellow Jackets are proud to wear products of Russell Athletic, the official uniform of the Georgia Tech volleyball team and Mizuno, the official footwear of the Georgia Tech volleyball team.

2 Quick Facts Full Name... Georgia Institute of Technology Location... Atlanta, Ga. Founded President... Dr. G. Wayne Clough Athletic Director... Dave Braine Enrollment... 16,000 Conference... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Nickname... Yellow Jackets Mascot... Buzz, Ramblin Wreck Colors... Old Gold and White Home Arena... O Keefe Gymnasium (2,000) 2004 Record & Information Overall Record ACC Record/Finish /1st... ACC Quarterfinals Starters Returning/Lost... 4/4+libero Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 7/6 Returning Starters (Name, Position, Height, Year): Lindsey Laband (S, 5-11, Sr.); Jennifer Randall(LIB, 5-10, Sr.); Abby Showers (OH/ S, 6-0, Jr.); Ulrike Stegemann (MH, 6-0, So.) Top Newcomers (Name, Position, Height, Year, Hometown): Michelle Kandell (L, 5-6, Fr., Manhattan Beach, Calif.); Talisa Kellogg (OH, 6-1, Fr., Westerville, Ohio.); Callie Miller (MB, 6-1, Fr., Whitehouse, Ohio); Allie Niekamp (S, 6-0, Fr., Findlay, Ohio) Coaching Staff Head Coach... Bond Shymansky Alma Mater, Year... Iowa, 1995 Phone Number... (404) Fax Number... (404) Record at Ga. Tech (Yrs.) (3 years) ACC Record (3 years) Assistant... Sally Schulte, 4th Year Phone Number... (404) Alma Mater, Year... Xavier, 1997 Assistant...Ben Bodipo-Memba, 4th Year Phone... (404) Important Phone Numbers/Information Athletic Department... (404) Sports Information Office... (404) Sports Information Fax... (404) Sports Information Contact.. Melissa Jenkins... (678) (c) Volleyball Athletic Trainer... Josephine Lee... (404) (w) Mailing Address Bobby Dodd Way... Atlanta, GA Website Address.. 2

3 COVERING THE YELLOW JACKETS Press Services The Georgia Tech Sports Information office provides up-to-date statistics and information on Yellow Jacket volleyball throughout the season. Media personnel covering Georgia Tech volleyball are provided press guides, game programs, pre-match notes and post-game statistics for matches that they attend. For additional information, please contact volleyball SID Melissa Jenkins. Player and Coach Interviews The Georgia Tech Sports Information office requires media personnel to arrange interview requests through the Sports Information staff for all student-athlete and coach interviews. In most situations, the most convenient opportunity for media interviews is during the morning or prior to practice sessions. Please contact Melissa Jenkins, or another member of the Sports Information staff to arrange interviews. Post-Match Procedures No formal press conference is held after matches. Coaches and players are generally available after they have gone to the locker room and returned to the court. All requests for post-match interviews should be handled through Melissa Jenkins. O Keefe Gymnasium Press Row Press seating in O Keefe Gym will be provided as needed and all efforts will be made to accomodate radio, print and television. During home matches, the sports information staff may be reached at (404) Live Stats Fans unable to attend home matches may follow the games by logging onto and clicking on the appropriate link for the desired match to see live in-game statistics. For the most up-to-the minute coverage of Georgia Tech women s volleyball, click on the official website of the Georgia Tech Athletic Department. In addition to updated results, statistics and game stories, you can find photos, player and coach biographies, schedule and roster information. WREK Radio Georgia Tech volleyball returns to the air on WREK Radio, Tech s student radio station. WREK will broadcast all home matches during the season, and selected away matches for the Jackets. Fans may tune into 91.1 FM and in streaming audio over the internet at Check the WREK sports page ( for game times and updates throughout the season. Tech Hotline A voice report following each game of the 2005 season is available on the Georgia Tech Sports Hotline. Call (404) and select option 55. The Georgia Tech volleyball team receives ample media exposure during the season through sources like Volleyball Magazine, local television and radio coverage, and national television stations. 3

4 2005 Georgia Tech Roster ers ALPHABETICAL No. Name Position Height Class Hometown (High School/Club Team) 1 Laura DeMichelis OH 5-10 Fr. Aurora, Colo. (Overland/Colorado Jrs.) 7 Lindsey Gray* OH 6-0 So. Lenexa, Kansas (Olathe East/Team KC) 5 Nikki Kaminskas* MB 6-3 So. Flagstaff, Ariz. (Flagstaff/Arizona Foothills) 6 Michelle Kandell LIB/DS 5-6 Fr. Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa/Mizuno Beach) 24 Talisa Kellogg OH 6-1 Fr. Westerville, Ohio (St. Francis Desales/Central Ohio) 15 Lindsey Laband*** S 5-11 Sr. Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer/Colorado Juniors) 4 Callie Miller MB 6-1 Fr. Whitehouse, Ohio (Anthony Wayne/Toledo) 8 Katie Mohs** DS 5-7 Sr. Roswell, Ga. (Pope/Atlanta Juniors/Wingate) 2 Allie Niekamp S 6-0 Fr. Findlay, Ohio (Findlay/Toledo) 21 Jennifer Randall*** LIB 5-10 Sr. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly/California Juniors) 9 Stephanie Robbins DS 5-7 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. (North Springs/Atlanta Jrs.) 3 Abby Showers** OH/S 6-0 Jr. Vandalia, Ohio (Vandalia-Butler/Dayton Juniors) 20 Ulrike Stegemann* MB 6-0 So. Schwerin, Germany (Schwerin Gymnasium/Parchim VBC) NUMERICAL No. Name Position Height Class Hometown (High School/Club Team) 1 Laura DeMichelis OH 5-10 Fr. Aurora, Colo. (Overland/Colorado Jrs.) 2 Allie Niekamp S 6-0 Fr. Findlay, Ohio (Findlay/Toledo) 3 Abby Showers** OH/S 6-0 Jr. Vandalia, Ohio (Vandalia-Butler/Dayton Juniors) 4 Callie Miller MB 6-1 Fr. Whitehouse, Ohio (Anthony Wayne/Toledo) 5 Nikki Kaminskas* MB 6-3 So. Flagstaff, Ariz. (Flagstaff/Arizona Foothills) 6 Michelle Kandell LIB/DS 5-6 Fr. Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa/Mizuno Beach) 7 Lindsey Gray* OH 6-0 So. Lenexa, Kansas (Olathe East/Team KC) 8 Katie Mohs** DS 5-7 Sr. Roswell, Ga. (Pope/Atlanta Juniors/Wingate) 9 Stephanie Robbins DS 5-7 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. (North Springs/Atlanta Jrs.) 15 Lindsey Laband*** S 5-11 Sr. Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer/Colorado Juniors) 20 Ulrike Stegemann* MB 6-0 So. Schwerin, Germany (Schwerin Gymnasium/Parchim VBC) 21 Jennifer Randall*** LIB 5-10 Sr. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly/California Juniors) 24 Talisa Kellogg OH 6-1 Fr. Westerville, Ohio (St. Francis Desales/Central Ohio) Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: * denotes letters earned Bond Shymansky Ben Bodipo-Memba Sally Schulte BY CLASS (13) Seniors (3): Lindsey Laband, Katie Mohs, Jennifer Randall Juniors (1): Abby Showers Sophomores (3): Lindsey Gray, Nikki Kaminskas, Ulrike Stegemann Freshman (6): Laura DeMichelis, Michelle Kandell, Talisa Kellogg, Callie Miller, Allie Niekamp, Stephanie Robbins A CLOSER LOOK AT THE YELLOW JACKETS BY STATE (12): Arizona (1): Nikki Kaminskas California (2): Michelle Kandell, Jennifer Randall Colorado (2): Laura DeMichelis, Lindsey Laband Georgia (2): Katie Mohs, Stephanie Robbins Kansas (1): Lindsey Gray Ohio (4): Talisa Kellogg, Callie Miller, Allie Niekamp, Abby Showers INTERNATIONAL (1): Germany (1): Ulrike Stegemann PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Ben Bodipo-Memba... Bo-DEE-po Nikki Kaminskas... Ka-MEN-skas Michelle Kandell... can-dell Talisa Kellogg... tah-lee-sah Lindsey Laband... Lah-BAND Katie Mohs... M o w s Allie Niekamp... KNEE-camp Sally Schulte... SHULL-tee Bond Shymansky... Sha-MAN-ski Ulrike Stegemann... OO-lee RETURNING STARTERS (4): Lindsey Laband, Jennifer Randall, Abby Showers, Ulrike Stegemann STARTERS LOST (5): Marisa Aston, Jayme Gergen, Laura Kuhn, Lynnette Moster, Lauren Sauer NEWCOMERS (6): Laura DeMichelis, Michelle Kandell, Talisa Kellogg, Callie Miller, Allie Niekamp, Stephanie Robbins 4

5 Radio/TV V Roster er 1 Laura DeMichelis Fr. OH Aurora, Colo. 2 Allie Niekamp Fr. S Findlay, Ohio 3 Abby Showers Jr. OH/S Vandalia, Ohio 4 Callie Miller Fr. MB Whitehouse, Ohio 5 Nikki Kaminskas So. MB Flagstaff, Ariz. 6 Michelle Kandell Fr. LIB/DS Manhattan Beach, Calif. 7 Lindsey Gray So. OH Lenexa, Kansas 8 Katie Mohs Sr. DS Roswell, Ga. 9 Stephanie Robbins Fr. DS Atlanta, Ga. 15 Lindsey Laband Sr. S Monument, Colo Ulrike Stegemann So. MB Schwerin, Germany 21 Jennifer Randall Sr. LIB Long Beach, Calif Talisa Kellogg Fr. OH Westerville, Ohio Bond Shymansky Head Coach Ben Bodipo- Memba Assistant Coach Sally Schulte Assistant Coach 5

6 MAKING AN IMPACT TOGETHER AS ONE To look at the 2005 Georgia Tech volleyball team and consider them a young team would be an understatement. With only four upperclassmen (three seniors and one junior) on a 13-man roster, the Yellow Jackets will have to rely on the play of several sophomores and freshman to maintain the level of success it has experienced the past three seasons under head coach Bond Shymansky. The Yellow Jackets do return four starters to a team which finished with a 27-7 record, including a perfect 16-0 season in ACC play, and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season, but have the challenge of replacing five starters, including all- Americans Lynnette Moster and Jayme Gergen, from the 2004 squad. When you look at our roster, there s no doubt that we are young, but we are reloading, not rebuilding, said head coach Bond Shymansky, who begins his fourth season at the helm of the Yellow Jackets. However, this year s team is one of the most athletic teams I ve ever coached and I m very excited about what they have a chance to accomplish. We have the opportunity to test our skills against the best this season and know that remaining a top competitor Abby Showers in the ACC will be an even bigger challenge this season with so many strong teams, said Shymansky. The Jackets return four starters in Lindsey Laband (Monument, Colo.), Jennifer Randall (Long Beach, Calif.), Abby Showers (Vandalia, Ohio, and Ulrike Stegemann (Schwerin, Germany). The four returning starters have gained a great deal of experience and played in some big matches over the last few years, said Shymansky. But every player on our roster has a chance to make significant contributions to our team this year and we will have new players stepping up to fuel our success. Laband, a senior, returns as Tech s setter, and was named to the preseason all-acc team earlier this year. Last season, Laband had a breakout year, earning AVCA Honorable Mention All- America honors after leading the nation in assists per game. There s no question that Lindsey turned a lot of heads last season and surprised a number of people, said Shymansky. She is the key to our offensive efficiency and does a fantastic job of making sure our offense runs at the fastest pace in the nation. Showers returns for her junior campaign and after a season as a starter at defensive specialist, will see playing time on the rightside and at setter for the Yellow Jackets this year. Abby knows what it is like to be a starter and was a big reason why our passing efficiency was strong last season, said Shymansky. She continued to improve during the spring and has become a leader for our team on and off the court. She s so gifted athletically that there are a number of positions she will see time at this year as she is versatile and exceptional in every skill. Returning for her fourth year as a starter but moving to libero for the first time in her career is Randall, who has been a vital part of the Jackets success the last three years and was named to the All-ACC Preseason team this year. Last season, Randall finished the year third on the team in digs per game (2.44) and her ball control is one of the reasons why Tech s offense has been nationally ranked the last three years. Jennifer has been a quiet player for us the last three seasons and probably hasn t gotten the recognition that she Lindsey Laband deserves. She plays with a great deal of confidence and on the court is in control of the game and that adds stability to our team, said Shymansky. She knows how to anticipate the opponent and has a gift for ball control and now at libero, her passing and defense will be an integral factor in our team s success. Setters What was once a position which lacked depth, has become one filled with the possibility of three players in just one year. Laband returns to the team with a year of starting experience under her belt, after running an offense which led the nation in kills per game in Lindsey did such a great job last year of stepping in and running our team and I have no doubt that she ll do it again this season, said Shymansky. She possesses speed, agility, great decision-making skills, and has a great comfort level with her hitters. She always strives to be the best. In addition to Laband, joining the Yellow Jackets this fall is Allie Niekamp (Findlay, Ohio), a Fab 50 selection by Volleyball Monthly. Standing at six feet tall, Niekamp has great hands and 6

7 vision on the court and could allow Tech to run a 6-2 offense. Allie has smooth hands and a big heart, said Shymansky. She will learn our offense quickly and will be a key to the future of our program. She wants to be the best but wants her teammates to be their best too, which is a great quality to have as as setter. Another player who could see time at the setting position is Showers, who gained experience in the spring season as a setter. Abby has a knack for setting and very strong hands, said Shymansky. Her athleticism allows her to take risks and that s what our offense is all about. No matter what position she plays, Abby will shine. Outside Hitters The biggest challenge facing the Yellow Jackets this year is filling the void at the outside hitting positions left by the graduation of Laura Kuhn, Lynnette Moster, and Lauren Sauer. Fortunately, Tech has a number of options at the position in Lindsey Gray (Lenexa, Kansas), Laura DeMichelis (Aurora, Colo.), Talisa Kellogg (Westerville, Ohio) and Showers. Gray enters her sophomore season after a year of experience as a backup behind Moster and Sauer. Although she played in only 13 matches, in the two matches she started, she averaged 4.67 kills per game and hit over.350. Lindsey showed us what she is capable of last season, said Ulrike Stegemann Lindsey Gray Shymansky. Her all-around game will make her a terminating force as an outside hitter and a stabilizing force as a passer. Although listed as a freshman, DeMichelis joins the team after enrolling at Tech in January and going through the spring season with the Jackets. A Fab 50 selection by Volleyball Magazine, DeMichelis should instantly add power and experience at the outside hitting position. It was huge having Laura here this spring, said Shymansky. She improved so much and is one of the most explosive athletes we ve ever had at Georgia Tech. I expect her to make an immediate impact on our team. Kellogg joins the team for her first season and has a chance to immediately compete for playing time at outside hitter. The daughter of CBS Basketball Analyst Clark Kellogg, she is an explosive hitter who will add a great deal to the outside hitting position for the Jackets. Talisa has a ton of power and surprising skill, said Shymansky. What stands out the most about her though, is her passion. She will make players around her better and be a force to be reckoned with as a hitter and a blocker. Also returning as a hitter to Tech s lineup is Showers, who trained during the spring season on the rightside for the Jackets. Abby is a gamer and knows how to hit around, through, and off the block, said Shymansky. She finds a way to score and will be a good tool in our offense. Middle Blockers The other major challenge facing the Jackets this season is replacing Jayme Gergen, who was a three-year starter for Tech and finished 11th in the nation in hitting percentage in The Jackets do return Stegemann, who broke into the starting lineup in September and was to the All-ACC Freshman team a year ago. Ulli has a fast arm swing and quickly learned how to use it in our fast offense last season, said Shymansky. She will be a go-to hitter for us this year and I suspect will emerge as a team leader as the year progresses. In addition to Stegemann, the Jackets return Nikki Kaminskas (Flagstaff, Ariz.), who started three matches for Tech last season and who made great strides in the off-season. Nikki is such a hard worker and has improved so much in the last year, said Shymansky. She possesses an amazing work ethic and plays with a great deal of determination and with her height, is sure to be a presence on the court as a blocker. Tech also adds Callie Miller (Whitehouse, Ohio), the fourth Fab 50 selection by Volleyball Magazine to join the team this year. Miller stands at 6-1, but is a quick and explosive athlete who jumps well. Callie can jump out of the gym and has some great instincts, said Shymansky. She will be hard for opponents to handle and will be a joy to have on our team and has a great future in our program. Nikki Kaminskas 7

8 Jennifer Randall Backcourt As has been the case the last few years, Tech s backcourt possesses a great deal of experience, which is sure to help the Jackets with their offensive execution. Though we are known for our high powered offense, our ball control and defense will be the key to remaining an elite team, said Shymansky. Although Randall enters her first year as the libero for the Jackets, she has been a three-year starter as a defensive specialist and will be expected to be an even bigger piece to the Jackets serve reception and defense. Jennifer grew up with volleyball and has played since the third grade, said Shymansky. Her understanding of the game and touch on the ball are a result of more than a decade of training. She will be an anchor and will need to take over the backrow this year for us. A huge addition to the backcourt this year is Michelle Kandell (Manhattan Beach, Calif.), who was listed as one of the top defensive players by prepvolleyball.com and spent time last summer with the USA Junior National team. Michelle is a great defensive specialist, said Shymansky. She is highly skilled and highly motivated and I expect her to compete for time this season and make a serious contribution to our team this year. Also returning as defensive specialists are Showers, senior Katie Mohs (Atlanta, Ga.) who joined the team as a walk-on in 2003, and local player Stephanie Robbins (Atlanta, Ga.). Katie is one of the hardest working players on our team and established herself as a valuable backrow player for us this spring, said Shymansky. She will have a great senior year and inspire her teammates as well. Stephanie is an energetic and talented defensive specialist, said Shymansky. She plays with brains, heart and guts and will give us another strong option in the backrow. Schedule The 2005 schedule for Georgia Tech will again be a challenge for the Jackets as their schedule features seven matches against teams that participated in the 2004 NCAA Tournament, including opening the season at the University of Arizona tournament in Tucson, Arizona. Now that the ACC has gone to a double round robin format, our conference will be stronger than ever this year so it is crucial for us to be playing against strong competition early in the preseason, said Shymansky. To open play against a team from the Pac-10 will give us a great measuring stick and it s a chance to play in the home state of Nikki, which is something that we like to try and do, said Shymansky. Following the University of Arizona tournament, the Jackets will take part in tournaments at home in Atlanta on Sept. 9 and 10 and then in Athens, Ga. Sept. 17 and 18. We are excited to be hosting a tournament in O Keefe Gymnasium this year and also to have a chance to play at the University of Georgia, said Shymansky. The tournament in Athens features Michigan and Georgia, both of whom played in the NCAA Tournament Katie Mohs 2005 ACC Preseason All-Conference Team All Conference Selections Amy Beaver, North Carolina Carrie DeMange, Duke Katie Esbrook, Virginia Tech Ali Hausfeld, Duke Tealle Hunkus, Duke Karla Johnson, Miami Sarah Kirkwood, Virginia Lindsey Laband, Georgia Tech Melissa Markowski, Virginia Tech Dani Nyenhuis, North Carolina Brittany Ross, Clemson Kristin Rust, Florida State Andreza Santos, Florida State Stephanie Smith, Maryland Ulrike Stegemann, Georgia Tech Rachel Wagener, Maryland Defensive Selections Melissa Caldwell, Virginia Jennifer Randall, Georgia Tech last year and is great chance for us to get ready for the ACC which starts the following week. The Atlantic Coast Conference was ranked as the fifth toughest conference in the nation last season and Tech opens its conference schedule at home against Wake Forest and Duke before hitting the road to play against Florida State and Miami. As a conference, we graduated a number of key players, but this year s freshman class across the board is very talented and every team has a new player who will make an impact, said Shymansky. Without a tournament this year, we will have a chance to play every team in the ACC at home and away which is exciting. It would not surprise me to see three to four teams competing for the top spot in November. The NCAA Tournament begins Dec. 4th with the Final Four being held in San Antonio, Texas. We want to continue to improve each match and be playing at our best by the end of the season. The NCAA Tournament is a great opportunity to showcase our skills, said Shymansky. It will be important for our team to remain focused throughout the season and really work to improve each time we step on the court to achieve those goals. We expect to be right back in the same picture again this season. 8

9 HEAD COACH BOND SHYMANSKY Bond Shymansky Head Coaching File 2004 ACC Coach of the Year 2004 AVCA East Region Coach of the Year Career Record 44-4 ACC Record 6 AVCA All-Americans 6 players that have earned AVCA East Region Honors on 11 occassions 2 ACC Players of the Year 7 players that have earned All-ACC honors on 13 occassions Bond Shymansky, who in his first three years as the head coach at Georgia Tech has directed the Yellow Jackets to their most successful seasons in school history, enters his fourth year at the helm of the Yellow Jackets. Following two remarkable seasons in 2002 and 2003, Shymansky was just as impressive in his third season as the head coach. After opening the 2004 campaign with a preseason ranking of No. 12, the highest in school history, the Jackets began the year with a 2-5 record which included losses to nationally ranked USC, Colorado State, Wisconsin and Ohio State. Following the setback to the Buckeyes, Tech reeled off 21 straight victories, the second most in school history. Included in that run was 16 straight ACC wins, marking the first time in school history that had been achieved, and the first time since 1996 that it had been accomplished by an ACC school. Despite a disappointing ACC Tournament, the Jackets received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, their sixth straight, and upset No. 13 seed Santa Barbara to advance to the Sweet Sixteen for the second consecutive year, before losing at No. 4 Minnesota in a thrilling fivegame match. Along the way, the Jackets had three players earn AVCA All-America honors, including Lynnette Moster, who finished her career as the most decorated volleyball player in school history, earning All-America honors three times. In addition, Shymansky s team once again led the nation in assists per game (17.34) and kills per game (18.64) and ended the year seventh in hitting percentage (.300) while Lindsey Laband finished the year leading the nation in assists per game (15.40). For his efforts, Shymansky was named the 2004 AVCA East Region Coach of the Year and the 2004 ACC Coach of the year. His 2003 team began the season with a school-record 23 straight wins and went on to win a school-best 34 matches, advancing to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament before falling to No. 2 Hawai i. The Jackets showing in the NCAA Tournament marked the first time that a team from the Atlantic Coast Conference competed for the right to play in the Final Four. During the year, the Jackets began the season ranked 12th in the nation and moved up to as high as No. 4 in the polls, marking the highest ranking in ACC history. In the final poll of the year, Tech finished No. 8, again representing the highest final ranking in ACC history, and marking the first time that the Jackets had been ranked in every poll during a season. In addition, the team defeated four nationally-ranked opponents during the year and advanced to the ACC finals for the second straight season. Statistically, Shymansky s team finished the year leading the nation in assists per game (17.05) and kills per game (18.26) and finished fifth in 2 All-ACC Freshman Selections 2002 ACC Tournament Champions 2003 ACC Regular Season Championship 2004 ACC Regular Season Championship Assistant coaches Sally Schulte and Ben Bodipo-Memba with head coach Bond Shymansky make up one of the top coaching staffs in the nation. 9

10 HEAD COACH BOND SHYMANSKY hitting percentage (.331) while Kele Eveland ended the season leading the nation in assists per game (14.93). Shymansky also coached a school-record four AVCA all-americans, including first-team selection Kele Eveland, second-team all- American Lynnette Moster and Alexandra Preiss and Lauren Sauer, who each earned honorable mention all-america accolades. In his first season, Shymansky coached the team to a 33-6 record and to the 2002 ACC Championship. The 2002 team advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament and finished ranked No. 17 in the final AVCA/USA Today Coaches Poll, which was the first time in seven years that Tech had been ranked in the final poll. In addition, Shymansky coached the program s first ever AVCA All-America in Moster and had four players earn all-acc honors. In just three seasons, Shymansky has averaged 31 wins and has posted a.847 winning percentage while each team he has coached has appeared in the top 25 of the final AVCA USA Today/Coaches Poll. Perhaps just as impressive as his success on the court, has been his recruiting classes. His 2005 class was ranked fourth by Volleyball Magazine, marking the highest class in school history and eighth by Prepvolleyball.com. The class also contains four Fab 50 selections, including Laura DeMichelis, Talisa Kellogg, Allie Niekamp and Callie Miller. The 2002 class, his first recruiting class as a head coach, was ranked 12th in the nation, the second highest ranked recruiting class at Georgia Tech, by Volleyball Magazine, and signees Blair Moon and Jennifer Randall were both named to the Fab 50 recruiting list by the same publication, while in 2003, in his first full year of recruiting, he signed two Fab 50 recruits in Sarah Hale and Abby Showers and had his recruiting class ranked No. 19 by PrepVolleyball.com. Shymansky, who initially joined the Tech coaching staff as an assistant coach in February of 2000, was the team s Bond Shymansky All-Time vs. Opponents Alabama Alabama A&M California-Berkley California-Santa Barbara Central Florida Chattanooga Clemson Coastal Carolina Colorado State Cornell Duke Florida A&M Florida International Florida State George Mason Georgia Georgia State Hawaii IPFW Kansas State Long Beach State Louisville Maryland Miami (FL) Miami (Ohio) Michigan State Middle Tennessee State Minnesota Nebraska North Carolina North Carolina State Northern Iowa Northwestern Ohio State Purdue Rice San Jose State Santa Clara South Florida Southern California Temple Tennessee Tech Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Western Carolina Western Michigan Winthrop Wisconsin Xavier Overall Record: (.847) ACC Record: 44-4 (.917) defensive and blocking coordinator and handled a number of administrative responsibilities, including the scouting of opponents, team travel and summer camps. In addition, he helped train Maja Pachale, the 2001 Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year, and Sauer, the 2001 ACC Rookie of the Year, as well as Eveland, the 2003 ACC Player of the Year and 2000 ACC Rookie of the Year. The Jackets experienced two of their finest seasons in the program s history with Shymansky as an assistant. In 2000, Tech finished the season with a 25-8 record, earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, and won the ACC regular- season championship. In 2001, the Jackets went 19-8 and earned their second consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. Prior to his arrival at Georgia Tech, Shymansky spent two seasons on the coaching staff at Iowa State, including a fourmonth stint as the interim head coach in In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Shymansky has coached in the high school and club ranks. He was the head coach at Iowa City High School from , guiding his squad to the state semi-finals in his second season while also earning a nomination for Mississippi Valley Conference Coach of the Year. A native of Iowa City, Iowa, Shymansky began his volleyball career at the University of Iowa, where he participated on the men s volleyball club team as a setter and outside hitter from He earned a bachelor s degree in communications in 1995 and a master s degree in secondary English education in 1998 from Iowa. Shymansky, 33, is married to the former Catherine Cruikshank of Iowa City, Iowa. The couple has an 10-year old daughter, Corrina, and a seven-year old son, Nicholas. 10

11 Q&A with HEAD COACH BOND SHYMANSKY Q: This year s roster is comprised mostly of underclassmen. How will a young team respond to being the hunted instead of the hunters? A: We are very excited about our sophomore and freshman classes and they will prove to be the backbone of our future. But for this season we are relying heavily on the leadership of our standout upperclassmen as they will provide the stability, maturity and skill needed to keep us as one of the top teams in the nation. Q: O Keefe Gym has earned the reputation of being one of the toughest places for opponents to play and continues to be an intergral part of your program s success. Do you anticipate record setting attendance again this season? A: We really feel that we have the greatest fans in the nation. They are always loud, are very loyal and have a huge impact on the opponent. The 25-member Pep Band brings the crowd to a frenzied roar. In addition, we have created a new spectator area for our Swarm fans so they can be right on top of the action. I expect, just as in past seasons, O Keefe Gym will be rocking again this year. Q: How has the addition of the new lockerroom changed your program? A: Our new lockerroom is a first class facility and is indicative of the way our program is supported by our school, fans, and community. Our facility is now on par with the other top facilities around the country and recruits will walk in the door of the new lockerroom and will see first-hand how special it is. Q: What impact will the new round robin format have on the ACC? A: The ACC has risen to become one of the top four conferences in the nation and the level of play will make for a more challenging and exciting season playing a total of 22 matches in the regular season. We have enough depth in the conference to be tested week in and week out to prepare for the NCAA Tournament. Q: For the third straight year you finished ranked in the Top 20 and having an RPI in the Top 10. Can the program maintain that achievement level this year? A: We are always competing against the best to be the best and we want to challenge ourselves to be a better team every time we play. Our program has reached a level of respect and recognition that we will no longer be underestimated when we face our opponents and it will require us to elevate our level of play this season. Q: What are your needs for the future of Georgia Tech volleyball? A: We are actively recruiting a setter and some athletic middles and outside hitters. We have big shoes to fill, but we know that prospects around the country are taking note of our style of play and enthusiasm on the court. Q: Your staff has been together since you started as the head coach at Georgia Tech. How do they contribute to the program s success? A: Ben and Sally are indespensible and have worked extremely hard to elevate our program to where it is. They are a great combination who bring leadership, experience, understanding, skill and energy to every task we face. I know that the most successful programs are ones who have been together the longest and our staff intends to stay together for a very long time. Q: Can you define your kind of player? A: We are a close team at Georgia Tech and I think that it is important that we continue to recruit athletes who can become part of our family but also add new dimensions to it. Every coach tries to recruit great volleyball players. But, there are so many more things that make up a player than just statistics. I like players who are verbal on the court and aggressive in practices as well as games and who are unselfish. In addition, our philosophy at Georgia Tech is built on the foundation of student-athletes, and our recruits must be students first and athletes second. Q: Georgia Tech volleyball was ranked as high as No. 12 last season and finished in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament. Can those same results be achieved this year? A: We believe that we will be good at the beginning of the season but the most exciting part for us as a staff is that we believe we will be great by the end of the season. We fully intend to work hard throughout the season and expect to be right back in the hunt again this season. 11

12 ASSISTANT COACH BEN BODIPO-MEMBA Ben Bodipo-Memba begins his fourth season as an assistant coach at Georgia Tech. A former member of the U.S. National team, Bodipo-Memba joined the Yellow Jacket program in February of 2002 and helped coach Tech to the ACC Regular Season title in 2003 and 2004 and the 2002 ACC Championship. At Tech, Bodipo-Memba helps coordinate the offense and is in charge of training the middle blockers. In 2002, Georgia Tech was the only school in the ACC to have two middle blockers ranked in the top 10 statistically in blocks per game and hitting percentage while in 2003, Tech s middle blockers finished first and second in hitting percentage. In addition, the Jackets finished third in the conference and 46th in the nation in 2003 in blocks per game (2.69). In 2004, the Jackets again had a middle blocker lead the conference in hitting percentage and was also 11th in the nation at the end of the season. In the three years Bodipo-Memba has been at Tech, two middle blockers have earned all-america honors. This past summer, Bodipo-Memba had the opportunity to coach with the U.S. Women s National Team and accompanied the team to the Dominican Republic, helping them qualify for the 2006 World Grand Prix. For the past three seasons, Bodipo-Memba has also served as the representative for the ACC AVCA Assistant Coaches Committee. Bodipo-Memba s playing career was highlighted by a stint on the U.S. National team from He also started at middle blocker on the Silver Medal team in the 1990 U.S. Olympic Festival. He played collegiately at San Diego State and Grossmont College and he also has one year of professional experience (1996) in Finland as a member of Raison Loimu. A native of Novato, Calif., Bodipo-Memba was an assistant coach at Western Carolina from Prior to that, he spent eight years coaching various high schools and club teams in the San Diego area. His last prep assignment was at Francis Parker High School, where he served as the head junior varsity coach and assisted with the varsity team, which won a C.I.F. Championship. In addition, he coached with the San Diego Volleyball club from , guiding the program s top 17-and-under and 14-and-under teams. Bodipo-Memba, 35, is single and continues to play in the annual U.S. Open Adult Championships where his 2005 squad won the bronze medal. He also enjoys playing the guitar in his spare time. Ben Says... No one knows how much I... love Sushi...and cartoons Place that you would like to visit one day: Australia Since I ve come to Tech, I ve... learned how everyone treats you like you are family What is your dream job: I m doing it now! I love coaching. I can not imagine life without: music Favorite memory of playing collegiately: team bonding and the friendships I ve developed One thing about the South that surprised me: how great sweet tea is! First concert I attended: Run DMC and The Beastie Boys Favorite TV show: Smallville What have you grown to love about Atlanta: the people, the weather and the food Actor who would play you in a movie: Chris Tucker Favorite sport to play growing up: basketball Favorite movie: The Usual Suspects What makes Georgia Tech special: the people, the tradition and the pride Most memorable sports moment: first time putting on my uniform with the U.S. National team What I love about coaching: being a part of helping athletes grow on and off the court 12

13 ASSISTANT COACH SALLY SCHULTE Sally Schulte was added to the Georgia Tech volleyball coaching staff in February of 2002 and enters her fourth season with the Yellow Jackets. A former standout outside hitter for Xavier University, Schulte joined Georgia Tech after serving two years as an assistant coach at Indiana. One of the up-and-coming coaches in America, Schulte s main responsibility at Tech is recruiting and during her time at Tech, the Jackets have signed four of the top recruiting classes in the ACC while the 2004 recruiting class was ranked as high as No. 8 by PrepVolleyball.com. On the court, she helps train the outside hitters and works with the team on defense and passing while serving as defensive coordinator during matches. A native of Fort Wright, Kentucky, Schulte was a four-time all-conference selection for the Musketeers, earning all-midwestern Collegiate Conference honors in 1993 and 1994 and first-team all-atlantic 10 honors in 1995 and She finished her career as the school s career kill leader (1,749), while ranking second in career digs (1,338), and she also owns the school record for kills in a match (35). In 2005, Schulte was inducted into the Xavier Athletic Hall of Fame, becoming the first volleyball player to be inducted into her alma-mater s Athletic Hall of Fame. Prior to her stint with the Hoosiers, Schulte spent three years at the University of Dayton, serving as the recruiting coordinator. Schulte graduated from Xavier in 1997 with a bachelor s degree in health and physical education and earned a master of science in educational administration from Dayton in Schulte, 29, lives in Atlanta and is engaged to be married in January to Stephen Polhamus. In her free time she enjoys playing recreational sports and spending time with friends and family. Sally Says... No one knows how much I... love my family What I love about coaching: working with and for wonderful people Since I ve come to Georgia Tech, I ve... learned how amazing the support is here What makes Georgia Tech special: support, people, academics, tradition, the family One thing about the South that surprised me: how friendly eveyone is Favorite Halloween costume: computer You were surprised to learn Tech... is tucked inside downtown Atlanta First concert I attended: New Kids On the Block Favorite movies: Braveheart, Old School, Everafter Your favoite athlete: Dirk Nowitzki Your most prized possession: my friends Actress who would play you in a movie: Sandra Bullock (off the court); Kathy Bates (on the court) What have you grown to love about Atlanta: weather and the endless list of things you can do If you could have one superpower, what would it be? the ability to be in more than one place at a time 13

14 PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Kills... 7 at Georgia State (10/19/04) Attempts... 13, twice, last at Wisconsin (9/04/04) Hit. % ,four times, last at NC State (10/22/04) Assists vs. Clemson (11/19/04) Digs at Minnesota (12/10/04) Service Aces... 2, twice, last at UNC (10/23/04) Block Assists... 4, twice, last vs. Tenn. Tech (09/11/04) NCAA Tournament Statistics MP GP K E TA Pct. A SA D TB At Tech: Talented athlete who in her first season as a starting season led the nation in assists per game (15.40)... Made improvements during the spring season in her strength and position of sets... Earned AVCA all-america honors in Also named District III all-region in Garnered 2nd team all-acc honors... After only one season as a starting setter, she enters her senior year ranked sixth on the Tech career assist list and needs 901 to move into fifth... Dean s list student who was named to the 2003 ACC Honor Roll... Part of Tech s recruiting class which was ranked No. 12 by Volleyball Magazine in Teammates named her Best Practice Player following the 2003 season. 2004: Ran an offense which was ranked first in the nation in kills per game (18.64) and assists per game (17.34) and was fifth in the nation in hitting percentage (.300)... Had a career high 77 assists against Clemson in the ACC Tournament... Had a career high 19 digs against Minnesota on 12/10... Had 10 matches in which she posted "doubledouble s... Was named ACC Player of the Week twice during the season... Had 16 matches that she recorded 50 or more assists and three which she recorded 70 or more... Also had 10 matches with double-figure digs... Recorded a career-best four block assists twice during the year. 2003: Spent the entire season as backup to all-america performer Kele Eveland... Saw action in eight matches, including the final game of Tech s victory over Alabama A&M in the NCAA Tournament... Recorded a career-high 17 assists in match against Coastal Carolina... Had four matches with double-figure assists... Posted a season high four digs in match against Temple... Also had a career-high three block assists against the Owls. 2002: Saw action in 11 matches... Recorded a then career-high 13 assists in the match at NC State on Nov Came into the match against North Carolina playing back row and recorded a career high six digs... Notched two kills against Miami (Ohio)... Kills... 5 at Minnesota (12/10/04) Attempts... 6, twice, last at Minnesota (12/10/04) Hit. %... (10/22/04) Assists at Minnesota (12/10/04) Digs at Minnesota (12/10/04) Block Assists... 3 vs. UC Santa Barbara (12//04) Block Solos... 1 vs. Minnesota (12/10/04) Total Blocks... 3 vs. UC Santa Barbara (12//04) Also tallied 12 assists in a match against Villanova... Recorded block assists against Cornell and Virginia. High School/Personal: Decorated athlete who starred in volleyball, basketball and soccer at Lewis Palmer High School... Played club volleyball for the Colorado Juniors Volleyball Club and led them to nationals three straight years... Led Lewis Palmer High School to the state volleyball title in Captain of the volleyball, soccer and basketball teams her senior year... Participated in the Colorado High School Association all-state Game her senior year... Named to Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News all-state teams in 2000 and Was also named to the Class 4A soccer all-state teams from Earned all-state honors in basketball... Member of the academic all-state volleyball, basketball and soccer teams during high school... Earned the Gatorade Will to Win Athlete Award in 2001 and Named the Athlete of the Year at Lewis Palmer High School... A strong student, she graduated in the top 15 percent of her class of Member of the National Honor Society, serving as vice president her senior year... Also was class president her sophomore year and class vice president her freshman year... Member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes... Full name is Lindsey Christine Laband... Parents are Patrick and Carolyn Laband... Born April 9, Has two brothers, Scott and Michael, and two sisters, Stephanie and Natalie... Enjoys outdoor activities including rock climbing, snowboarding, and camping... Also enjoys cooking and spending time with her friends... Majoring in management while at Tech and has interests in a career in public relations. LABAND S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA A A/GM Digs Digs/Gm , Totals , ACC Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA A A/GM Digs Digs/Gm Totals

15 PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Kills... 1 vs. Alabama A&M (12/04/03) Attempts... 2 vs. Alabama A&M (12/04/03) Assists... 1, twice, last vs. Central Fla. (11/01/04) Service Aces... 3 vs. NC State (9/25/04) Digs... 4, twice, last vs. NC State (10/25/03) *Career highs are at Georgia Tech NCAA Tournament Statistics MP GP K E TA Pct. A SA D At Tech: Defensive specialist who joined the team as a walk-on in 2003 after spending a year on scholarship at Wingate University, a Division II school... Excellent student who was named to the ACC Honor Roll during the year. 2004: Saw action in 14 games during the year... Had a season-best three digs in matches against Middle Tennessee State and Central Florida... Also recorded digs in matches against Miami (Ohio), at Wake Forest and at NC State... Posted a career-best three service aces against NC State on 9/25... Recorded her only assist of the season against Central Florida. 2003: Saw action in 16 games... Recorded a career-high four digs against Georgia State and NC State... In her only appearance on the front row, she notched her only kill of the season against Alabama A&M in the NCAA Tournament... Posted service aces during the season against Temple, Western Carolina and Florida State... Also notched an assist and a dig at home against the Seminoles (At Wingate): Defensive specialist and libero who saw action in 107 games as a freshman and was voted MVP by her teammates... Named second team all-south Atlantic as a libero in her first season... Led the team in digs with 419 while averaging 3.92 digs per game, which was second on the team... Helped the team to a 22-8 record, one of the best seasons in school history. Kills... 1 vs. Alabama A&M (12//03) Attempts... 2 vs. Alabama A&M (12//03) Hit. % vs. Alabama A&M (12//03) Digs... 1 vs. Alabama A&M (12/ /03) High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at outside hitter for Pope High School who also served as the team s captain and was named Most Valuable Player in Named the Defensive Player of the Year by the Atlanta Journal Constitution following the 2001 season... Also earned all-state honors in 2000 and Recorded 27 kills in a single match, which was a state record when she graduated from high school... Finished as the career leader in digs at Pope High School... Also earned a letter in tennis... Bright student who graduated with a 4.0 G.P.A. and in the top 10 percent of her class of Member of the Beta Club, National Honor Society, German Club and served as treasurer of the Young Republicans in high school... Participated in the Senior All-Star game for Georgia... Was born on September 27, Has interests in politics and German and is majoring in management at Tech... Daughter of Thomas and Rita Mohs... Has an older brother, Brian, who graduated from Tech in 2002 and a younger brother, Geoff... Full name is Catherine Mary Mohs, but prefers to be called Katie. MOHS CAREER STATISTICS TISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA A Digs Digs/Gm 2002* Totals** * 2002 Statistics at Wingate University ** Career Stats are at Tech only ACC Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA A Digs Digs/Gm Totals

16 PLAYER PROFILES At Tech: Strong, physical athlete who has seen action in every match in her first three seasons as a defensive specialist and primary passer for the Jackets... Enters her final season as the starting libero... Has excellent skills and instincts as a passer and on defense... If not the libero, she will play as a defensive specialist and could also play front row... Needs 254 digs in her last season to move into 10th on Tech s career dig list... Also needs 23 service aces to move into 10th on the career service ace list... One of two recruits in the 2002 class that was named a Fab 50 by Volleyball Magazine... Part of a recruiting class that was ranked No. 12 by Volleyball Magazine in Represents the volleyball team on the Georgia Tech Student Athlete Advisory Board. 2004: Third on the team with 271 digs... Recorded a season-high 18 digs in match at Wisconsin... Led the team in digs in 4 matches during the year... Had 13 matches with 10 or more digs... Second on the team with 32 service aces... Had a career-high 4 service aces against Xavier... In the NCAA Tournament, she averaged 3.00 digs per game and.27 service aces per game. 2003: Played the entire season as a backrow substitute for Laura Kuhn... Third on the team with 329 digs while averaging 2.59 digs per game... Recorded a career-high 23 digs in win at Nebraska... Led the team in digs in 7 matches... Had 17 matches with 10 or more digs... Recorded a career-high nine kills in match against Georgia State... Matched her career-high of three service aces three times during the year... Fourth on the team with 28 service aces... Had a career-high five set assists in win over Santa Clara. 2002: Played in 39 matches in her rookie season... Recorded a then career-high 15 digs in the match against Virginia on Oct Tallied double-figure digs in 10 matches during the year... Led the team in digs three times during the season... Finished the year fifth on the team in digs with Recorded a career-high three service aces against Alabama, Florida State and Maryland... Was second on the team in service aces with 38. Career Highs Kills... 9, twice, last vs. Midd. Tenn. State (9/18/04) Attempts vs. Georgia State (10/04/03) Hit. % vs. Middle Tennessee State (9/18/04) Assists... 5 vs. Santa Clara (09/13/03) Digs at Nebraska (09/14/03) Block Assists... 4 vs. Georgia State (10/04/03) Block Solos... 2 vs. Middle Tennessee State (9/18/04) Service Aces... 4 vs. Xavier (9/10/04) NCAA Tournament Statistics MP GP K E TA Pct. SA A D TB Kills... 4 vs. Alabama A&M (03) Attempts... 9 vs. Alabama A&M (9/04/04) Hit. % vs. Florida A&M (12//03) Assists... 4 vs. Florida A&M (12//02) Digs vs. California (12//03) Service Aces... 2 vs. UC Santa Barbara (12//04) Total Blocks... 3 vs. Florida A&M (12//03) High School/Personal: Outside hitter who earned four letters at Long Beach Polytechnic... Helped lead her team to the California Interscholastic Federation division title in 2000, and the C.I.F. championship game in Named the 2001 C.I.F. Division I Player of the Year... Two-time all-state selection ( 00 and 01)... Named to the Century Club as the Female High School Athlete of the Year... Member of the all-moore League from and earned MVP honors in Invited to participate at the U.S.A. High Performance Camp in Earned all-america honors at the 00 Junior Olympics... Named the Long Beach Poly Athlete of the Year... Named to the Honor Roll each year of high school... Served as the business editor for her school yearbook for three years... Has a sister, Melanie, who lettered in volleyball at Colgate University from Also has a brother, Matthew... Daughter of Nancy and Larry Randall... Her father has been a NCAA umpire for the past 15 years for college baseball games... Jennifer Ann Randall... Born on July 21, Would like to work in sports following graduation... Majoring in management... Enjoys baking, gardening, babysitting, baseball and basketball in her spare time... Teammates have coined the nickname Slash for her. RANDALL S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA SA/GM BS BA A Digs Digs/Gm Totals ACC Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA SA/GM BS BA A Digs Digs/Gm Totals

17 PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Kills... 4 vs. NC State (9/28/03) Attempts... 6 vs. Middle Tennessee State (9/18/04) Hit. % vs. NC State (9/28/03) Assists vs. Middle Tennessee State (9/18/04) Digs at Minnesota (12/10/04) Block Assists.. 2 vs. Middle Tennessee State (9/18/04) Service Aces... 2 at Miami (Ohio) (9/17/04) NCAA Tournament Statistics MP GP K E TA Pct. A SA D At Tech: Talented and versatile athlete who in her second season at Tech saw action as a defensive specialist on the rightside and also was the team s backup setter... One of two recruits in the 2003 class that was named a Fab 50 by Volleyball Magazine... Part of a recruiting class that was ranked No. 19 by PrepVolleyball.com in Was featured as the No. 70 college prospect by Student Sports Magazine. 2004: Played the entire season as a defensive specialist for rightside hitter Laura Kuhn... Fourth on the team with 269 digs... Recorded a careerhigh 16 digs in match against Minnesota... Had had 14 matches this season with 10 or more digs.....started some matches on the rightside, or when team ran out of substitutions, stayed on the front row for former Yellow Jacket Laura Kuhn... Posted a career-best 40 assists in win over Middle Tennessee State... Also had a career-high two service aces in match against Miami (Ohio). 2003: Saw action in 13 matches and 20 games during the season... Posted a career high four kills on five attempts against NC State on Sept Also recorded 13 assists and four digs in the same match against the Wolfpack... Notched a career high 15 assists and five digs against Georgia State on Oct In the NCAA match against Alabama A&M, she recorded one kill, three assists and four digs. Kills... 1, three times, last at Minnesota (12/10/04) Attempts... 5 at Minnesota (12/10/04) Hit. % , twice, last vs. Georgia (12/03/04) Assists... 3, three times, last at Minnesota (12/10/04) Digs at Minnesota (12/10/04) High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at setter and outside hitter for Vandalia-Butler high school who was named the 2002 Greater Western Ohio Conference Player of the Year... Earned MVP honors for her high school her junior and senior years and established a school record for highest hitting percentage (.351) in a career... Also earned first-team all- District 15 honors and was named the District 15 Player of the Year in 01 and Named first-team all-area in 01 and Also earned all-state honors in 01 and Competed in track in high school in the high jump... An excellent student, she graduated in the top 10 percent of her class of 282 and was on the 4.0 Honor Roll every year... Was a member of the National Honor Society, the Student Government and the Ohio High School Athletic Association Sportsmanship Committee... Majoring in management at Tech and has interests in marketing and is working towards a certificate in applied physiology... Full name is Abby Lynn Showers... Born October 15, Daughter of Thomas and Mary Showers... Has an older sister, Amanda, who attended the University of Dayton... Enjoys playing tennis in her spare time... Played for Dayton Juniors and was coached by current assistant coach Sally Schulte during the 2000 club season. SHOWERS CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA A A/Gm Digs Digs/Gm Totals ACC Year GP MP Kills Err Att Pct SA BS BA A A/Gm Digs Digs/Gm Totals

18 PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Kills at Georgia State (10/19/04) Attempts vs. Georgia State (10/04/03) Hit. % at Georgia State (10/19/04) Assists... 5 vs. Ohio State University (09/12/04) Digs... 9, twice, last vs. UCF (11/01/04) Block Assists... 3 vs. UCF (11/01/04) Service Aces... 2 vs. UCF (11/01/04) At Tech: Dynamic athlete who will look to be in the starting lineup after spending a year as a backup to all-americans Lynnette Moster and Lauren Sauer... Possesses skills very similar to Lynnette Moster in that she s an explosive and smart hitter and has excellent passing skills... Member of the Team KC Club team who was selected for the Junior Olympic A-2 training team in 2002 and attended the USA High Performance camp in Part of a recruiting class which was listed as a Best of the Rest by Prepvolleyball.com. 2004: Saw action in 13 matches and 30 games during her rookie season... Best match of the season came against Georgia State, where in a starting role she recorded 17 kills, hit.467 and had eight digs... Also had 11 kills and hit.346 with nine digs in a starting role against UCF... Recorded a career-high nine digs against Tennessee Tech and UCF... Also had a career-best two service aces against the Knights... Notched three block assists against UCF. High School/Personal: Three-year letterwinner at Olathe East High School in volleyball as an outside hitter and in softball as a first baseman... Helped Olathe East to a state championship in softball in 2001 and the volleyball substate championship in Set the school record at Olathe East for kills in a season with 423 in Also is the career kill leader at Olathe East with 1, Participated in the MO-KAN all-star game... Named the Olathe Player of the Year in 02 and 1st Team all-johnson County in 02 and Also named to the Kansas City Star all- Metro teams in 02 and Received all-state honors in volleyball in 02 and Also earned all-conference honors in softball in 01 and Excellent student who was named to the Principal s Honor Roll each year of high school... Intends to major in management while at Tech and has interests in dentistry... Enjoys ceramics outside of athletics... Received the Army female athlete award in Born October 20, Daughter of Richard and Sharon Gray... Has two younger sisters, Jordan (14) and Elena (9)... Full name is Lindsey Rochelle Gray. GRAY S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA A Digs Digs/Gm Totals ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA A Digs Digs/Gm Totals

19 PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Kills at Georgia State (10/19/04) Attempts vs. Georgia State (10/04/03) Hit. % vs. UCF (11/01/04) Assists... 1, twice, last at Miami (Ohio) (09/17/04) Digs... 2 vs. UCF (11/01/04) Block Solos... 1 vs. UCF (11/01/04) Block Assists... 5 vs. UCF (11/01/04) Service Aces... 2 vs. UCF (11/01/04) At Tech: Powerful middle blocker who made tremendous improvements during her freshman year and is expected to immediately compete for a starting position this season... Has an excellent attitude and work ethic... Named to the Fab 50 list by Volleyball Magazine in Featured as the No. 38 college prospect in Prepvolleyball.com s Top 100 College Prospect List... Part of a recruiting class which was listed as a Best of the Rest by Prepvolleyball.com. 2004: Saw action in 17 matches and 35 games during the season... Had the her best match of the season against Georgia State when she posted a career high 11 kills... Also had nine kills and hit a career-best.615 against Central Florida... Had a career best five block assists on that same night... In matches against Wake Forest and Winthrop she notched four block assists. High School/Personal: Three-year letterwinner at Flagstaff High School in volleyball... Helped her high school to the Grand Canyon Region volleyball championship in Set school records at Flagstaff for kills in a season with 316 and blocks in a season with Also holds the school record for blocks in a career with Participated in the Arizona High School all-star Team Tournament... Member of the Arizona High Performance Team in 03 who was awarded Best Blocker of the Volley Classic... Received all-state, all-region and all-city honors in Also named the Grand Canyon Region MVP in Received the Dr. Voie Stuart Chase Coy Scholar-Athlete Award from Bright student who graduated in the top five percent of her class... Member of the National Honor Society and named Who s Who Among High School students... Intends to major in biology while at Tech and has interests in pre-med... Lists boating, water skiing, reading and dancing as favorites outside of athletics... Named Homecoming Queen her senior year... Served as the chairperson of a local benefit fashion show in 02 and Born March 28, Daughter of Dan and Julie Kaminskas... Has two younger sisters, Megan (16) and Stephanie (12)... Full name is Nicole Robin Kaminskas. KAMINSKAS S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs Totals ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs Totals

20 PLAYER PROFILES Career Highs Kills at Minnesota (12/10/04) Attempts at Minnesota (12/10/04) Hit. % at Virginia (11/13/04) Assists. 1, 9 times, last vs. UC Santa Barbara (12/04/04) Digs... 9 at North Carolina (10/23/04) Block Solos... 1 vs. Duke (11/05/04) Block Assists... 5, twice, last vs. Clemson (11/19/04) Service Aces... 2 vs. IPFW (9/18/04) NCAA Tournament Statistics MP GP K E TA Pct. A SA BS BA D At Tech: Quick middle blocker who became a starter for the Jackets at the Wisconsin Badger Challenge and saw action in 30 matches... Named ACC all-freshman... Part of a recruiting class which was listed as a Best of the Rest by Prepvolleyball.com... Is the third player from Germany to play at Tech and hails from the same hometown as former standout Maja Pachale ( ). 2004: Recorded a career-high 16 kills in match against Minnesota in the NCAA Tournament... Posted a career-best five block assists against Clemson in the ACC Tournament and also against Miami... Ended the season fifth on the team in kills with Had seven matches that she has hit over.500, including against Winthrop (4-0-4)... After struggling offensively at the start of the season, she ended the year third on the team in hitting percentage (.291)... Had six matches that she recorded doublefigure kills... Was fourth on the team in kills per game (2.38) and third in blocks per game (0.67)... In the last seven matches of the season, she hit.323 and averaged 3.05 kills per game. Kills at Minnesota (12/10/04) Attempts at Minnesota (12/10/04) Hit. % vs. Georgia (12/03/04) Assists... 1 vs. UC Santa Barbara (12/04/04) Block Assists... 3, twice, last at Minnesota (12/10/04) High School/Personal: Member of the Volleyball Club Parchim in the second division in Germany... Helped her team to a first place finish at the German Junior Championship... Born August 4, 1984 in Greifswald, Germany... Daughter of Harald and Marga Stegemann... Father is a former standout runner in the 110 meter hurdles... Has two older sisters, Birgit (24) and Katrin (26)... Full name is Ulrike Stegemann but is called Ulli by her teammates. STEGEMANN S CAREER STATISTICS OVERALL Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs Totals ACC Year GP MP Kills K/Gm Err Att Pct SA BS BA B/Gm A Digs Totals

21 PLAYER PROFILES At Tech: Dynamic and explosive athlete who enrolled at Tech in January and participated in spring practice... Will compete for a starting position as an outside hitter for the Yellow Jackets in her first full season... Member of the Colorado Jrs. club program, who advanced to the 2004 Junior Olympics National Division... Was a member of the USA Youth National team in 2002 and 2003 helping the squad to the NORCECA championship in 02 and a third place finish in One of three recruits in this year s class who was named a Fab 50 by Volleyball Magazine... Part of a recruiting class which was listed as the eighth best class by Prepvolleyball.com. High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at Overland High School in volleyball as an outside hitter, serving as captain for three years... Led her high school to a fifth place finish in the Colorado 5A state playoffs in Also helped Overland to the Regional Championship in Named first team all-district, all-conference and all-state and to the Rocky Mountain News all-state team in Also received first team all-conference and all-district honors as well as second team all-state accolades in Participated in the 5A all-state all-star game in Was a volunteer at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science in the Hall of Life for five years and was also a member of the Pre-Med Club in high school... Intends to major in management while at Tech... Enjoys yoga, traveling, reading, art and shopping in her spare time... Born October 15, Daughter of Ramona and Bernard DeMichelis... Her mother participated in the 400 meters while her father while a pole vaulter at the University of Arizona... Is a cousin of Dennis Norman, who is a center for the Jacksonville Jaguars... Has two younger sisters, Chrissy and Gracie... Full name is Laura Anne Rose DeMichelis. 21

22 PLAYER PROFILES At Tech: Talented athlete who will compete for a starting position as a defensive specialist for the Yellow Jackets in her first season... Member of the prestigious Mizuno Long Beach Volleyball Club, leading her team to a third place finish at the Junior Olympics 18 Open Division in Also helped them to a bronze medal at the 2004 Junior Olympics in the 17 Open Division while earning all-america honors... Her club team was ranked No. 1 in the nation by Prepvolleyball.com in April, Was a member of the USA Women s Junior National team in 2004 and also attended the USA Volleyball High Performance Camp in Named to the Second Team on Prepvolleyball.com Defensive Dandies List... Part of a recruiting class which was listed as the eighth best class by Prepvolleyball.com. High School/Personal: Three-year letterwinner at Mira Costa High School in volleyball as defensive specialist, serving as captain in Led her high school to the California Interscholastic Federation Division I title and the state championship in Her high school team was ranked No. 2 in the nation by Prepvolleyball.com following the 2004 campaign... Named the Bay League Defensive Player of the Year by The Daily Breeze and 1st team all-area as a defensive specialist by The Daily Breeze in Also helped Mira Costa to the CIF Division II Southern Section championship in Played soccer at Mira Costa her freshman year as a middle back... Enjoys playing beach volleyball, finishing 4th at the AAU Jr. National Beach Volleyball Championship in Was a Scholar Athlete Award winner in 2002 and 2003 and a member of the Honor Roll from Intends to major in management while at Tech... Enjoys shopping, dancing, hanging out with friends and going to the beach in her spare time... Born August 17, Daughter of Michael and Linda Kandell... Has an older brother, Jeff... Full name is Michelle Susan Kandell. At Tech: Dynamic athlete who could compete for a starting position as an outside hitter for the Yellow Jackets in her first season... Member of the Central Ohio Volleyball Club team, earning all-america honors at the Junior Olympics for the American Division in Was also a member of the USA Volleyball Junior A-2 training team in Noted as the No. 19 recruit on Prepvolleyball.com Senior Aces List... Also a Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 selection... Part of a recruiting class which was listed as the eighth-best class by Prepvolleyball.com. High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at Saint Francis Desales High School in volleyball as an outside hitter where she earned MVP honors her junior and senior years... Helped her high school to the regional and district championship in Earned first team all-state, all-league and all-district honors her senior year... Named the Suburban News Fall Athlete of the Year in Also received all-district and all-league honors in 2001 and Selected to play in the State and District all-star games in Was named the Most Offensive Player following the 2003 season and was the MVP of the Friendship Cup Tournament in 2003 and Served as the secretary of the Student Council and was a member of the Ambassadors Club, Spanish Club, STARS and the Math Club... Was a member of the Honor Roll, receiving perfect conduct... Named recipient of the 2005 St. Francis Desales Service Award... Intends to major in communications while at Tech... Enjoys music, speaking and writing in her spare time... Received the U.S. Army Reserve Female National Scholar Award for her high school... Born March 15, Daughter of Rosy and Clark Kellogg... Has two younger brothers, Alex and Nick... Her father was a standout basketball player at Ohio State from and played with the Indiana Pacers from and is now a college basketball analyst for CBS Sports... Full name is Talisa Lynne Kellogg. 22

23 PLAYER PROFILES At Tech: Explosive athlete who possesses incredible jumping ability... Will add depth to the Jacket s lineup as a middle hitter... Member of the Toledo Volleyball Club team who was a member of the USA Volleyball Junior A-2 training team in 2003 and Listed as the No. 37 recruit on Prepvolleyball.com Senior Aces List and as the No. 10 middle hitter in her class by the same organization... Also a Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 selection... Part of a recruiting class which was listed as the eighth best class by Prepvolleyball.com... Has been a member of the Toledo Volleyball Club, the same club team as Allie Niekamp and the two have played together for the past three years. High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at Anthony Wayne High School in volleyball as a middle blocker and in track as a sprinter... Helped her high school to the Northern Lakes league and district championships in 2001 and Received Honorable Mention all-northern Lakes League accolades her senior year while being named the MVP of her school s team... Named 1st team all-northern Lakes League and received all-ohio Honorable Mention honors at the conclusion of the 2004 season... Also named the Most Improved Player of her team following the 2001 season and received the Coach s Award in Named 2nd team all-northern Lakes League after the 2002 year... Competed on the track team in high school in the 100, 200 and 400 meters as well as the 4x200 and 4x400 relays... Recorded a in the 200 meters which tied the school record... Received the Academic Award for maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 during high school... Graduated with honors and was a member of the Senior all-academic Team... Member of the National Honor Society, Young Life and Campaigners... Enjoys shopping, hanging out with friends and rollerblading in her spare time... Born July 23, Daughter of Gary and Kim Miller... Has a younger brother, Will... Full name is Callie Marie Miller. At Tech: Talented athlete who brings excellent credentials as a setter into the program... Will train behind all-american Lindsey Laband... Participant on the Toledo Volleyball Club team who was a member of the USA Volleyball Junior A-2 training team in 2003 and Listed as the No. 46 recruit on Prepvolleyball.com Senior Aces List... Also a Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 selection... Part of a recruiting class which was listed as the eighth best class by Prepvolleyball.com... Has been a member of the Toledo Volleyball Club, the same club team as Callie Miller and the two have played together for the past three years. High School/Personal: Two-year letterwinner at Findlay High School in volleyball as a setter and in basketball as a forward... Helped Findlay to a 24-2 record and the Great Buckeye Conference Championship in volleyball her senior year marking the first time in 20 years that her high school had advanced to the state regionals... Also helped her basketball team to a 22-3 record and to the Great Buckeye Conference Championship in 2005 and to the school s first appearance in the Elite Eight in state playoffs... Participated in the Ohio all-star Volleyball Classic and was invited to play in the Indiana-Ohio all-star Classic in basketball... Named the Greater Buckeye Conference Player of the Year and the District 8 Player of the Year and Also named to 1st-team Greater Buckeye Conference and 2nd- team District 8 honors in basketball... Also earned two letter in volleyball and two letters in basketball at Liberty Benton High School... Excellent student who was named to the Honor Roll each year of high school and graduated in the top 15% of her class... Intends to major in management while at Tech... Enjoys watching movies, traveling and hanging out with friends in her spare time... Received the U.S. Army Reserve Female National Scholar Award for her high school... Born February 10, Daughter of Ron and Doris Niekamp... Has an older brother, Arnie, and two older sisters, Julie and Sherry... Her father played basketball at Miami (Ohio) from and is the head men s basketball coach at the University of Findlay... Her sister Sherry played volleyball at Cincinnati from Also has several uncles and cousins who played college athletics... Full name is Allison Louise Niekamp. 23

24 PLAYER PROFILES/SUPPORT STAFF FACES BEHIND GEORGIA TECH VOLLEYBALL At Tech: Local athlete who joins the team as a walk-on as a defensive specialist this fall... Member of the Atlanta Juniors Volleyball Club... Excellent student who graduated sixth in a class of 383. MARISA ASTON Student Assistant SCOTT CIOFFARI Volunteer Assistant High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at North Springs High School in volleyball as an outside hitter who also earned letters in swimming and soccer... Was the captain of the volleyball team as a junior and senior... Earned all-county honors as a junior and senior and was named all-area in Was named the team s Most Offensive Player following the 2003 season... Earned Rookie of the Year honors in swimming and was named Most Valuable Player of her soccer team in Enjoys reading in her spare time... Member of the National Honor Society and Beta Club... Received the Sewanee Book Award for Excellence in Member of the Super Honor Roll and Principal s List every year in high school... Born January 6, Daughter of Rick and Cindy Robbins... Has an older sister, Jennifer, who is a swimmer at the University of Texas, and a younger brother, Brian... Her father played baseball for the Jackets from and her uncle Andy Hearn lettered on the football team in 1984 and In addition, her mother graduated from Tech in 1980 as did her grandfather, Drew Hearn in Full name is Stephanie Francis Robbins. JENNIFER CONDARAS Compliance MELISSA JENKINS Sports Information SCOTT MCDONALD Strength Coach LYNN HOUSTON Academics JOSEPHINE LEE Sports Medicine LYNNETTE MOSTER Student Assistant ETHAN SHAPIRO Administrative Assistant LEAH THOMAS Nutritionist 24

25 ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Dr. Wayne Clough President The chief engineer of Georgia Tech s determined effort to provide technological leadership in a changing world is Dr. G. Wayne Clough, the Institute s 10th president and the first alumnus to serve in that capacity. Dr. Clough received a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering in 1964 and then added a master of science in civil engineering from the Institute in He later earned his Ph.D. in 1969 from the University of California at Berkeley. Clough s skills as a civil engineer are evident in reshaping the campus to meet the needs of Tech s world-class programs and students. He has overseen the construction of more than a dozen academic and research buildings, with several more on the drawing board. The campus is fully wired with 1,700 miles of fiber-optic cable and offers a comprehensive wireless environment as well. To provide the additional resources required to reach this goal, Clough engineered the Campaign for Georgia Tech, which raised a record $712 million in five years for 54 endowed faculty chairs, 233 endowed scholarships, 11 new buildings, and a host of academic, research and athletic programs. Beyond campus, he gives Georgia Tech a face and voice in Washington, D.C., as a member of the President s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology and the executive committee of the U.S. Council of Competitiveness, and as chair of the National Academy of Engineering committee on the Engineer of Clough came to Georgia Tech from the University of Washington, where he was Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs. In this capacity, he served as chief budget officer and chief academic officer for the University, with responsibility for all budget and capital planning as well as the implementation of academic programs. Before moving to Seattle, Clough spent 10 years at Virginia Tech, first as Head of the Department of Civil Engineering, then as Dean of the College of Engineering. He has also been a member of the faculties of Duke University and Stanford University. Dr. Clough has been the recipient of numerous awards and honors for teaching and research, including the 1986 George Westinghouse Award from the American Society of Engineering Education and the 1991 State-of-the Art Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers. He was elected to the National Academy for Engineering in In addition, he has served on the NCAA Division I Board of Directors since September of 2001, representing the ACC. A native of Douglas, Ga., Dr. Clough has been married to Anne Robinson Clough for more than 30 years, and the couple has two grown children. Dave Braine Director of Athletics A national leader in his field, Georgia Tech Director of Athletics Dave Braine has made a career out of building successful programs. As he enters his ninth year at Tech, he has overseen tremendous growth in the Yellow Jackets overall athletics program while positioning Tech for the future with ambitious building projects. Braine s commitment to excellence in a total athletics program is exhibited by his belief in the Total Person Concept. Through the Total Person Program, Tech student-athletes benefit from a number of enrichment programs ranging from life skills and career planning to wellness and community outreach. The Homer Rice Center offers a motion analysis lab, a medical clinic and psychology lab which features the latest cardiology techniques, a nutrition center and a sports vision center. In addition, Georgia Tech is one of just six schools which is 100 percent in compliance with Title IX. The school year proved to be one of the most successful campaigns in Tech history. During that yea, eight Tech programs finished ranked among the nation s Top 25, iether in the final polls or NCAA standings: men s basketball, volleyball, golf, baseball, softball, women s tennis, women s indoor track and women s outdoor track, including Top 10 NCAA finishes by golf, baseball, volleyball and women s tennis. Tech teams captured ACC Tournament titles in women s tennis, softball and baseball along with regular-season championships in those three sports as well as volleyball. Yellow Jacket teams combined for a school-record 31st place finish in the annual NACDA Director s Cup standings, which rank the overall success of athletics programs based on NCAA finishes in each sport. Tech s No. 31 ties its finish from and shatters its previous high of 45th place in Now in his 22nd year as an athletics director, Braine began his administrative career in 1978 when he was named an assistant director of athletics at Virginia. He then took a similar post at Fresno State in 1983 and was promoted to associate athletics director a year later. In 1985, Braine became Director of Athletics at Marshall University, where he remained until he was named Director of Athletics at Virginia Tech on January 1, The Grove City, Pa., native earned both his bachelor s (1965) as well as a master s of arts and teaching (1966) degrees from the University of North Carolina, where he was a three-time football letterman. Braine has four children and eight grandchildren. 25

26 ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Paul Griffin Senior Associate Director of Athletics Paul Griffin, formerly the Director of Athletics at Arkansas State University and the University of South Florida, is in his fourth year as Senior Associate Director of Athletics of Georgia Tech. Griffin is responsible for the Athletic Association budget and oversees several departments, including the ticket office, sales and marketing, sports information and several Olympic sports, including volleyball. Previously a member of the Tech staff as Special Consultant to the Director of Athletics from July through December of 2001, Griffin assisted with Tech s efforts in hosting the 2002 NCAA Men s Basketball Final Four until he was named Director of Athletics at Arkansas State in January of Griffin earned a bachelor s degree in education from the University of Maryland in 1969 and added a master s degree in education from Long Island University (C.W. Post Center) in A native of Baldwin, N.Y., Griffin and his wife, Maureen, have one son, Michael. Dr. George Nemhauser Faculty Representative George Nemhauser, a professor in Georgia Tech s School of Industrial and Systems Engineering and co-director of the Logistics Engineering Center, is in his 11th year as the Rambling Wreck s Faculty Representative for Athletics. Nemhauser, who has served on the Georgia Tech Athletic Board since 1989, has been a member of the Tech faculty since He came to the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering as the A. Russell Chandler Professor and was appointed Institute Professor in The author of three books and more than 100 research papers, Nemhauser s principal research interests lie in the area of discrete optimization. He is currently working on several applications for large-scale mixed integer programming problems, especially in the area of crew and fleet scheduling in the airline industry, and he is one of the developers of MINTO, a software system for solving mixed-integer programs. His software has also been used to develop basketball schedules for the ACC and other leagues. 26

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44 2004 Season Review Sweet Sixteen for Second Straight Year For the second time in as many seasons, the Yellow Jackets advanced to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament, falling to eventual national runner-up, Minnesota, in five games. This was the first time that a team from the ACC made a repeat appearance in the Sweet Sixteen and was the third consecutive year that a team from the ACC had a team as a representative. Tech is now 1-1 in third round matches in the NCAA Tournament. NCAA Tourney Appearances By virtue of an at-large bid, the Jackets made their fifth-consecutive and eighth overall appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The Jackets are 9-8 in NCAA tournament action, including a 6-3 record under head coach Bond Shymansky. Jackets Perfect in Capturing Fifth ACC Regular Season Title For the fifth time in school history, Georgia Tech won the regular season of the ACC. The Jackets finished the year with a perfect 16-0 record in conference play for the first time in school history. In addition, Tech became just the third team in the ACC to accomplish the feat of ending the regular season without a blemish on its record. Jayme Gergen was one of three players to earn all-america honors during the 2004 season. Tech Ranked 17th in Final Poll Tech ended the 2004 season ranked 17th in the final USA Today/AVCA poll, marking the third-consecutive year and fourth time in school history that the Jackets have ended the season in the top 25. In the final Ballicora Computer Rankings, Tech was ranked seventh, the highest finish in school history. In addition, six of Tech s opponents during the 2004 season finished the year ranked in the Top 25, including three who finished in the top six. Jackets Post 21Straight Victories After beginning the 2004 season with a 2-5 record, the Jackets won 21 straight matches, which is the second longest win streak in school history and the fourth longest in ACC history. Shymansky Named AVCA East Region Coach of the Year For his efforts in leading the Yellow Jackets to a 27-7 record and to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament, head coach Bond Shymansky was named the AVCA East Region Coach of the Year. Following his third season as the head coach, Shymansky now has a overall record and has led the Jackets to two ACC regular season titles, one ACC tournament title and three NCAA appearances. AVCA All-American Lynnette Moster (3rd team) Jayme Gergen (Hon. Men.) Lindsey Laband (Hon. Men.) AVCA East Region Coach of the Year Bond Shymansky AVCA District III all-region Jayme Gergen Lindsey Laband Lynnette Moster Lauren Sauer (Hon. Men.) ACC Coach of the Year Bond Shymansky ACC Player of the Week Jayme Gergen (Oct. 12 & Nov. 8) Lindsey Laband (Oct. 4 & Nov. 15) Lynnette Moster (Sept. 27 & Oct. 19) All-ACC Jayme Gergen (1st Team) Lynnette Moster (1st Team, Player of the Year) Marisa Aston (2nd Team) Lindsey Laband (2nd Team) Lauren Sauer (2nd Team) Ulrike Stegemann (All-Freshman) 2004 Honors and Awards Wisconsin Badger Challenge all-tournament Lynnette Moster Georgia Tech Invitational all-tournament Jayme Gergen Laura Kuhn Miami University Invitational all-tournament Jayme Gergen Lynnette Moster (MVP) Lauren Sauer NCAA all-region Team Lynnette Moster CoSIDA Academic all-district Jayme Gergen (2nd team) Lauren Sauer (2nd team) ACC Academic Honor Roll Jacqui Beebe Jayme Gergen Lindsey Laband Katie Mohs Lauren Sauer Ulrike Stegemann Weaver-James-Corrigan Scholar Athlete Award Jayme Gergen Shymansky Does it Again In just three seasons as a head coach, Bond Shymansky has experienced remarkable success. Under Shymansky, the Jackets have won an average of 31 matches, while recording a.847 winning percentage. In addition, Tech has finished in the Top- 25 all three seasons with Shymansky at the helm and has posted a 44-4 record in ACC matches. Laband Leads the Land in Assists Junior setter Lindsey Laband finished the year averaging assists per game, which was tops on the final NCAA stastistical rankings list for This marks the second consecutive year that a player from Tech has led the nation in assists per game as Kele Eveland did so in NACWAA Classic all-tournament Team Jayme Gergen 44

45 2004 Season Review Four Players Standout on Honors List Seniors Jayme Gergen, Lynnette Moster, Lauren Sauer and junior Lindsey Laband led the list of Yellow Jackets who received postseason honors for the Yellow Jackets. Moster earned third-team all-america accolades and became the first player in Georgia Tech and ACC history to be named a three-time all-american. She was also named ACC Player of the Year and received first team all-acc honors while being named an AVCA District III all-region honoree. Gergen, a 6-0 middle blocker, earned honorable-mention AVCA all-america accolades, while also being named first team all-acc and an AVCA District III all-region honoree. Sauer, a 6-4 outside hitter, was named an AVCA District IIII honorable-mention all- Region list and 2nd team all-acc. Laband, a 5-11 setter, was named an AVCA honorable-mention all-america, while also earning second-team all-acc accolades and AVCA District II all-region honors. O Keefe Gym Tough for the Opposition Once again, O Keefe Gym proved to be a difficult place for opponents to enter during the 2004 season as the Jackets compiled a 14-1 record against teams in O Keefe Gym. Over the last three seasons, the Jackets are 45-2 on O Keefe s floor, a.957 winning percentage. Tech Tops in the Nation Statistically In the final NCAA statistics, the Yellow Jackets ranked as one of the country s best offensive teams in three statistical categories. Tech finished the year ranked first in the nation in assists per game (17.34), first in kills per game (18.64) and fifth in hitting percentage (.300). Individually, setter Lindsey Laband led the nation in assists per game (15.40) while Jayme Gergen ended the year 11th in hitting percentage (.393) and Lynnette Moster finished the year 14th in kills per game (5.27). Jackets Win Sixth and Seventh Straight Over Bulldogs For the sixth-consecutive year, Tech defeated its arch-rival, Georgia, only this year the Jackets did it twice. The Jackets won the first match in Athens in three games by the scores of 30-24, 30-23, Then a week later, the Jackets faced the Bulldogs in Atlanta in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, defeating Georgia in three games, 30-21, 30-21, Tech now trails in the series between the two schools, Tech Leads ACC, Ranks 31st in the Nation in Attendance The Yellow Jackets averaged 1,015 fans during the year, which led the ACC and ranked 31st in the nation. Tech had a season-high 1,452 fans attend the match against North Carolina in O Keefe Gym, which marked the second straight year that the Jackets played a match in O Keefe in a standing- room only capacity. In addition, the Jackets played in seven home matches with more than 1,000 fans in attendance. Aston Digs Herself Out of Hole Although Tech traditionally known for its quick offense, the defense of libero Marisa Aston shone throughout the season. Aston led the team in digs with 4.58 per game, which ranked fifth in the ACC. In addition, she finished her career ranked second on Tech s career dig list with 1,583, which ranks ninth on the ACC career dig list. Finally, Aston recorded a school-best 522 digs during 2004, breaking the record she set in 2003 of One for the Record Books In Tech s final match of the season against Minnesota in the NCAA Tournament, the two teams set an NCAA record in game four for most points in a single game. In that single game alone, there were 62 total kills recorded, 179 attempts posted, 11 total blocks and 84 digs. What s even more remarkable is that the Jackets rallied from a deficit to force the overtime in the game. The record breaks the previous best of set by San Jose State and Fresno State during the 2003 season. Moster Tops Tech Career Kill List With 15 kills in the NCAA Tournament against UC Santa Barbara, Lynnette Moster surpassed former standout Maja Pachale ( ) as the all-time career kill leader at Georgia Tech. The ACC Player of the Year, Moster finished her career with 1,859 kills, which is ranked fourth on the ACC career kill list. Six Named to ACC Academic Honor Roll Just as important as the success on the court, the volleyball team had six players who during the year carried at least a 3.0 grade point average. Earning ACC Academic Honor Roll accolades for the year were Jacqui Beebe, Jayme Gergen, Lindsey Laband, Katie Mohs, Lauren Sauer and Ulrike Stegemann. USA Today/AVCA Top 25 Coaches Poll School Record Points LW 1 Stanford , Minnesota , Washington , USC , Nebraska , Ohio State , Penn State , Hawai i , UCLA , Tennessee Texas San Diego Saint Mary s (Calif.) Wisconsin Florida Louisville Georgia Tech California Colorado State Texas A&M UC Santa Barbara Arizona Kansas State Missouri tie 25 Florida A&M tie Others receiving votes: Purdue, Ohio, Long Beach State, Utah, Wichita State, Kansas, Maryland, Notre Dame, Pacific, Santa Clara RichKern.com Top 25 Poll School Points 1 Stanford Minnesota Washington USC Nebraska Ohio State Penn State UCLA Hawai i Texas Tennessee St. Mary s (Calif.) San Diego Florida Wisconsin Georgia Tech Louisville Texas A&M Arizona UC Santa Barbara California Colorado State Kansas State Missouri Ohio 59 Others receiving votes: Long Beach State, Santa Clara, Utah, Kansas, Purdue, Wichita State, Florida A&M, Michigan, Illinois, Notre Dame, Maryland, Rice 45

46 2004 RESULTS 27-7 Overall, 16-0 ACC (1st) Home: 13-1, Away: 12-3, Neutral: 2-3 Date Opponent Match Game Scores Kill Leader Dig Leader Aug. 27 #1 USC% nl , 24-30, Moster-16 Aston-15 Aug. 28 #11 Colorado State% al , 30-28, 26-30, Gergen-20 Aston-17 Sept. 3 Purdue# nl , 26-30, 30-27, Moster-21 Aston-18 Sept. 4 #23 Wisconsin# al , 30-26, 22-30, 30-19, Moster-26 Aston-26 Sept. 10 Xavier^ hw , 30-12, Sauer-13 Aston-13 Sept. 10 Tennessee Tech^ hw , 30-21, Sauer-14 Aston-12 Sept. 11 Ohio State^ hl , 28-30, Moster-18 Aston-11 Sept. 17 Miami (Ohio)* aw , 30-23, Moster-14 Laband/Moster-9 Sept. 18 Middle Tennessee St.* nw , 30-19, Moster-13 Aston/Moster-10 Sept. 18 IPFW* nw , 30-27, Sauer-15 Randall-13 Sept. 24 North Carolina hw , 30-26, Moster-25 Aston-16 Sept. 25 NC State hw , 30-18, Moster-16 Moster-9 Sept. 28 Clemson aw , 30-23, 30-26, Moster/Sauer-24 Aston-15 Oct. 3 Virginia Tech aw , 30-22, Moster-19 Aston-16 Oct. 8 Wake Forest aw , 30-14, Sauer-16 Moster-14 Oct. 9 Duke aw , 30-21, Moster-21 Aston-17 Oct. 15 Virginia hw , 30-25, 29-31, Moster-29 Aston-23 Oct. 16 Maryland hw , 30-21, Sauer-19 Moster-18 Oct. 19 Georgia State aw , 30-22, 30-21, Moster-25 Moster-14 Oct. 22 NC State aw , 30-16, Sauer-18 Aston-21 Oct. 23 North Carolina aw , 30-24, 23-30, Sauer-24 Aston-27 Oct. 29 Florida State hw , 30-28, 29-31, Moster-21 Aston-19 Oct. 30 Miami hw , 30-18, Moster-20 Randall-13 Nov. 1 UCF hw , 30-18, Gray/Sauer-13 Aston-12 Nov. 5 Duke hw , 30-26, Moster-21 Aston-20 Nov. 7 Wake Forest hw , 30-22, Sauer-17 Aston-13 Nov. 12 Maryland aw , 35-33, Moster/Sauer-15 Aston-18 Nov. 13 Virginia aw , 30-22, Moster-18 Aston-23 Nov. 19 Clemson@ nl , 30-27, 28-30, Moster-25 Aston-19 Nov. 23 Georgia aw , 30-23, Moster/Sauer-18 Randall-11 Nov. 26 Winthrop hw , 30-22, Moster-20 Moster-9 Dec. 3 Georgia! hw , 30-21, Sauer-15 Randall/Showers-12 Dec. 4 #16 UC Santa Barbara! hw , 30-28, Sauer-16 Aston-16 Dec. 10 #4 Minnesota! al , 22-30, 24-30, 48-46, 9-15 Sauer-25 Aston-36 % NACWAA Classic (0-2; Jayme Gergen, all-tournament); #Badger Challenge (0-2, Lynnette Moster, all-tournament); ^Renaissance Georgia Tech Invitational (Jayme Gergen, Laura Kuhn, all-tournament); *Miami University Invitational (Jayme Gergen, Lauren Sauer, Lynnette Moster, all-tournament; Kele Eveland, Tournament (0-1);! NCAA Tournament (2-1, Lynnette Moster, all-region) SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Kills: 29-Moster, vs. Virginia, Kill Attempts: 67-Sauer at Minnesota, Hitting Percentage:.667-Stegemann at Virginia, # Assists: 77-Laband at Clemson, Digs: 36-Aston at Minnesota, Aces: 4-Moster, 3x last vs. Duke, Jennifer Randall, vs. Xavier, Block Solos: 4-Sauer, at NC State, Block Assists: 10-Gergen at Colorado State, Total Blocks: 10-Gergen, twice, last at Miami (Ohio), #-Minimum 10 kills Individual Team Kills: 88 at Clemson, Kill Attempts: 235 at Minnesota, Hitting Percentage:.393 ( ) at Georgia State, Assists: 82 at Clemson, Digs: 114 at Minnesota, Aces: 12 vs. Xavier, Total Blocks: 15 vs. Virginia,

47 2004 STATISTICS OVERALL NO PLAYER MP/GP K E TA PCT AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE TB 1 Jacquelyn Beebe 8/ Lynnette Moster 33/ Abby Showers 32/ Jayme Gergen 34/ Nikki Kaminskas 17/ Lindsey Gray 13/ Katie Mohs 11/ Laura Kuhn 34/ Lauren Sauer 33/ Lindsey Laband 33/ Ulrike Stegemann 30/ Jennifer Randall 34/ Marisa Aston 34/ Team 5 TOTALS 34/ OPPONENTS 34/ ACC STATISTICS NO PLAYER MP/GP K E TA PCT AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE TB 1 Jacqui Beebe 3/ Lynnette Moster 16/ Abby Showers Jayme Gergen 16/ Nikki Kaminskas 7/ Lindsey Gray 6/ Katie Mohs 4/ Laura Kuhn 16/ Lauren Sauer 16/ Lindsey Laband 16/ Ulrike Stegemann 15/ Jennifer Randall 16/ Marisa Aston 16/ Team 4 TOTALS 16/ OPPONENTS 16/ ACC HONORS AND AWARDS MARISA ASTON 2nd Team all-acc JACQUI BEEBE ACC Academic Honor Roll JAYME GERGEN 1st Team all-acc ACC Player of the Week (twice) ACC Academic Honor Roll LINDSEY LABAND 2nd Team all-acc ACC Player of the Week (twice) ACC Academic Honor Roll KATIE MOHS ACC Academic Honor Roll LYNNETTE MOSTER ACC Player of the Year 1st Team all-acc ACC Player of the Week (twice) LAUREN SAUER 2nd Team all-acc ACC Player of the Week (twice) ACC Academic Honor Roll ULRIKE STEGEMANN ACC all-freshman team ACC Academic Honor Roll 47

48 2004 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE TEAM STANDINGS Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Georgia Tech Miami Duke Florida State North Carolina Virginia Virginia Tech Maryland Clemson Wake Forest NC State ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS HITTING PERCENTAGE Jayme Gergen, Georgia Tech Amanda Santos, Florida State Lori Ashton, Clemson Carrie DeMange, Duke Rachel Wagener, Maryland Morgan Havig, Wake Forest Aisha Carr, Florida State Valeria Tipiana, Miami Lynnette Moster, Georgia Tech Katie Esbrook, Virginia Tech SERVICE ACES PER GAME Valeria Tipiana, Miami Tealle Hunkus, Duke Lynnette Moster, Georgia Tech Leslie Mansfield, Clemson Emily Kirkwood, Virginia Sarah Kirkwood, Virginia Stephanie Istvan, Duke Kristen Rust, Florida State Sue Eckman, Clemson Leslie Finn, Clemson KILLS PER GAME Leslie Finn, Clemson Lynnette Moster, Georgia Tech Sarah Kirkwood, Virginia Lauren Sauer, Georgia Tech Valeria Tipiana, Miami Molly Pyles, North Carolina Dani Nyenhuis, North Carolina Carrie DeMange, Duke Annie Spicer, Virginia Tech Lori Ashton, Clemson DIGS PER GAME Stephanie Istvan, Duke Melissa Caldwell, Virginia Anna Vallinch, Clemson Caroline deroeck, North Carolina Marisa Aston, Georgia Tech Jamie Grass, Miami Amanda Cloyd, Virginia Tech Mollyl Pyles, North Carolina Valerie Rydberg, Wake Forest Lynnette Moster, Georgia Tech BLOCKS PER GAME Stefani Eddina, NC State Stephanie Smith, Maryland Ciara Michel, Miami Rachel Wagener, Maryland Amanda Santos, Florida State Alexis Geocaris, Virginia Jayme Gergen, Georgia Tech Morgan Havig, Wake Forest Katie Wright, North Carolina Lori Ashton, Clemson ASSISTS PER GAME Lindsey Laband, Georgia Tech Jill Robinson, Miami Ali Hausfeld, Duke Emily Kirkwood, Virginia Jessica Skower, Florida State McKenzie Byrd, North Carolina Aimee Huddleston, Maryland Melissa Markowski, Virginia Tech Erin Borhart, Wake Forest Lauren Markowski, NC State ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE TEAM LEADERS KILLS PER GAME Georgia Tech Duke Clemson Miami North Carolina Florida State Virginia Wake Forest Maryland Virginia Tech NC State ASSISTS PER GAME Georgia Tech Duke Miami Clemson Virginia North Carolina Florida State Maryland Wake Forest Virginia Tech NC State SERVICE ACES PER GAME Duke Virginia Clemson Miami Florida State NC State North Carolina Georgia Tech Wake Forest Virginia Tech Maryland DIGS PER GAME Duke North Carolina Georgia Tech Clemson Maryland Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Florida State Miami NC State BLOCKS PER GAME Maryland NC State Florida State Miami Georgia Tech Wake Forest North Carolina Virginia Clemson Duke Virginia Tech HITTING PERCENTAGE Georgia Tech Duke Miami Clemson Florida State Maryland Wake Forest North Carolina Virginia NC State Virginia Tech

49 THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Consistency. It s the mark of true excellence in any endeavor. However, in today s intercollegiate athletics, competition has become so balanced and so competitive that it is virtually impossible to maintain a high level of consistency. Yet the Atlantic Coast Conference has defied the odds. Now in its 53rd year of competition, the ACC has long enjoyed the reputation as one of the strongest and most competitive intercollegiate teams in the nation. And that is not mere conjecture, the numbers support it. Since the league s inception in 1953, ACC schools have captured 94 national championships, including 49 in women s competition and 45 in men s. In addition, NCAA individual titles have gone to ACC student-athletes 119 times in men s competition and 61 times in women s action. The ACC has had six AVCA All-Americans, including Georgia Tech s Kele Eveland, who in 2003 became the league s first palyer to earn first-team accolades. In addition, in 2004 Georgia Tech s Lynnette Moster became the ACC s only three-time recipient of All-America honors In Review The academic year concluded with the league pocketing three more national team titles and seven individual NCAA crowns. In all, the ACC has won 51 national team titles ACC Champions Men s Champions Football... Virginia Tech Cross Country... NC State Soccer...Virginia Indoor Track & Field... Florida State Wrestling... North Carolina Swimming...Virginia Basketball... Duke Lacrosse... Maryland Outdoor Track & Field... Florida State Tennis...Virginia Golf... Duke Baseball... Georgia Tech Women s Champions Cross Country... Duke Field Hockey... North Carolina Volleyball... Maryland Soccer...Virginia Indoor Track & Field... Miami Swimming... Maryland Basketball... North Carolina Lacrosse... Duke Outdoor Track & Field... Miami Tennis... Georgia Tech Golf... Duke Softball... Georgia Tech Rowing...Virginia over the last 15 years. The ACC s national champions were Wake Forest in field hockey, North Carolina in men s basketball and Duke in women s golf. A total of 181 student-athletes from the ACC earned first, second, or third-team all-america honors this past year. The Championships The conference will conduct championship competition in 25 sports in , including 12 for men and 13 for women. The first ACC championship was held in swimming on February 25, The conference did not conduct championships in cross country, wrestling or tennis during the first year. The 12 sports for men include football, cross country, soccer, basketball, swimming, indoor and outdoor track, wrestling, baseball, tennis, golf and lacrosse. Fencing, which was started in 1971, was discontinued in Women s sports were initiated in 1977 with the first championship being held in tennis at Wake Forest University. Championships for women are currently conducted in cross country, volleyball, field hockey, soccer, basketball, swimming, indoor and outdoor track, tennis, golf, lacrosse, softball and rowing. A History The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro, N.C. with seven charter members Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest - drawing up the conference by-laws. The withdrawal of seven schools from the Southern Conference came early on the morning of May 8, 1953, during the Southern Conference s annual spring meeting. On June 14, 1953, the seven schools met in Raleigh, N.C., where a set of bylaws was adopted and the name officially became the Atlantic Coast Conference. Suggestions from fans for the name of the new conference appeared in the region s newspapers prior to the meeting in Raleigh. Some of the names suggested were: Dixie, Mid South, Mid Atlantic, East Coast, Seaboard, Colonial, Tobacco, Blue-Gray, Piedmont, Southern Seven and the Shoreline. Duke s Eddie Cameron recommended that the name of the conference be the Atlantic Coast Conference, and the motion was passed unanimously. The meeting concluded with each member institution assessed $ to pay for conference expenses. On December 4, 1953, conference officials met again at Sedgefield and officially admitted Virginia. The first, and only, withdrawal of a school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971 when South Carolina tendered its resignation. The conference operated with seven members until April 3, 1978, when Georgia Tech was admitted. The Atlanta school had withdrawn from the Southeastern Conference in January of 1964.The ACC expanded to nine members on ACC MEMBERS BOSTON COLLEGE: Charter member of the Big East Conference in 1979; joined the ACC in July, 2005 CLEMSON Charter member of the SIAA in 1894, charter member of the SC in 1921, charter member of the ACC in DUKE Joined the SC in December, 1928; charter member of the ACC in FLORIDA STATE Charter member of the Dixie Conference in 1948, joined the Metro Conference in July, 1976; joined the ACC September 15, GEORGIA TECH Charter member of the SIAA in 1894, charter member of the SC in 1921, charter member of the SEC in 1932, joined the ACC in July, MARYLAND Charter member of the SC in 1921, charter member of the ACC in MIAMI-Charter member of the Big East Football Conference in 1991; joined the ACC in July, NORTH CAROLINA Charter member of the SIAA in 1894, charter member of the SC in 1921, charter member of the ACC in NC STATE Charter member of the SC in 1921, charter member of the ACC in VIRGINIA Charter member of the SIAA in 1894, charter member of the SC in 1921, resigned from SC in December 1936, joined the ACC in December, VIRGINIA TECH-Charter member of the Southern Conference in 1921; withdrew from the Southern Conference in June, 1965; became a charter member of the Big East Football Conference on Feb. 5, 1991; joined the ACC in July, WAKE FOREST Joined the SC in February, 1936, charter member of the ACC in July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State. The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the addition of the University of Miami and Virginia Tech. On October 17, 2003, Boston College accepted an invitation to become the league s 12th member starting with the academic year. 49

50 ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE OPPONENTS BOSTON COLLEGE CLEMSON DUKE FLORIDA STATE Location: Chestnut Hill, Mass Matches: Home - Oct. 8, 8 p.m.; Away - Nov. 18, 8 p.m Record: Big East Record/Finish: 6-4/4th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Georgia Tech leads 2-0 Last Match: Tech, 3-0, Sept. 17, 1995 Head Coach: Andrea Leonard Record at School/Years: 37-24/2 years Starters Returning/Lost: 3+libero/1 SID Contact: Caroline Cottet SID cottetc@bc.edu SID Phone: (617) SID Fax: (617) AthleticWebsite: Location: Clemson, S.C Matches: Home - Oct. 18, 7 p.m.; Away - Nov. 15, 7 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 7-9/T-8th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Clemson leads Last Match: Clemson, 3-1, Nov. 19, 2004 Head Coach: Jolene Jordan Hoover Record at School/Years: /12 years Starters Returning/Lost: 2+libero/4 SID Contact: Philip Sikes SID philips@clemson.edu SID Phone: (864) SID Fax: (864) AthleticWebsite: Location: Durham, N.C Matches: Home - Sept. 24, 7 p.m.; Home - Oct. 28, 7 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 10-6/3rd 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Duke leads Last Match: Tech, 3-0, Nov. 5, 2004 Head Coach: Jolene Nagel Record at School/Years: /6 years Starters Returning/Lost: 6/2 SID Contact: John Holinka SID jholinka@duaa.duke.edu SID Phone: (919) SID Fax: (919) Athletic Website: Location: Tallahassee, Fla Matches: Away - Sept. 30, 7 p.m.; Home - Nov. 5, 7 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 9-7/T-4th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Tech leads 22-6 Last Match: Tech, 3-1, Oct. 29, 2004 Head Coach: Todd Kress Record at School/Years: 55-41/3 years Starters Returning/Lost: 2+libero/4 SID Contact: Tamara Metcalfe SID tmetcalf@mailer.fsu.edu SID Phone: (850) SID Fax: (850) Athletic Website: MARYLAND MIAMI NORTH CAROLINA NC STATE Location: College Park, Md Matches: Home - Oct. 7, 7 p.m.; Away - Nov. 20, 1 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 7-9/T-7th 2004 Postseason: NCAA 2nd Round Series Record: Maryland leads Last Match: Ga. Tech, 3-0, Nov. 12, 2004 Head Coach: Janice Kruger Record at School/Years: /17 years Starters Returning/Lost: 2+libero/4 SID Contact: Amy Mulligan SID mulligan@umd.edu SID Phone: (301) SID Fax: (301) Athletic Website: Location: Miami, Fla Matches: Away - Oct. 2, 1 p.m.; Home - Nov. 4, 7 p.m Record: ACC Record: 11-5/2nd 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Georgia Tech leads, 1-0 Last Match: Ga. Tech, 3-0, Oct. 30, 2004 Head Coach: Nicole Lantagne Welch Record at School/Years: 83-31/4 years Starters Returning/Lost: 4/2+libero SID Contact: Elaine Cardenas SID ecardenas@miami.edu SID Phone: (305) SID Fax: (305) Athletic Website: Location: Chapel Hill, N.C Matches: Away - Oct. 14, 6:30 p.m.; Home - Nov. 12, 7 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 9-7/T-4th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: UNC leads Last Match: Georgia Tech, 3-1, Oct. 23, 2004 Head Coach: Joe Sagula Record at School/Years: /15 years Starters Returning/Lost: 4/2+libero SID Contact: Bobby Hundley SID bhundley@uncaa.unc.edu SID Phone: (919) SID Fax: (919) Athletic Website: Location: Raleigh, N.C Matches: Away - Oct. 15, 5 p.m.; Home - Nov. 12, 7 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 0-16/11th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Ga. Tech leads series Last Match: Georgia Tech, 3-0, Oct. 22, 2004 Head Coach: Mary Byrne Record at School/Years: 26-99/4 years Starters Returning/Lost: 2+libero/4 SID Contact: Bill Newton SID bill_newton@ncsu.edu SID Phone: (919) SID Fax: (919) Athletic Website: VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH WAKE FOREST Location: Charlottesville, Va Matches: Home - Oct. 22, 6 p.m.; Away - Nov. 26, 5 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 8-8/6th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Georgia Tech leads Last Match: Georgia Tech, 3-0, Nov. 13, 2004 Head Coach: Melissa Aldrich Shelton Record at School/Years: /10 years Starters Returning/Lost: 6+libero/1 SID Contact: Bill Hurd SID wlh4q@virginia.edu SID Phone: (434) SID Fax: (434) Athletic Website: Location: Blacksburg, Va Matches: Home - Oct. 21, 7 p.m.; Away - Nov. 25, 3 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 7-9/T7th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Georgia Tech leads, 2-1 Last Match: Tech, 3-0, Oct. 3, 2004 Head Coach: Greg Smith Record at School/Years: 68-76/5 years Starters Returning/Lost: 3+libero/3 SID Contact: Brooke Frederickson SID bmfreder@vt.edu SID Phone: (540) SID Fax: (540) Athletic Website: Location: Winston-Salem, N.C Matches: Home - Sept. 23, 7 p.m.; Away - Oct. 29, 6 p.m Record: ACC Record/Finish: 4-12/10th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Georgia Tech leads, 18-6 Last Match: Tech, 3-0, Nov. 7, 2004 Head Coach: Heather Kahl Record at School/Years: 0-0/1st year Starters Returning/Lost: 4/3 (includes libero) SID Contact: Samantha Perry SID perrysgb@wfu.edu SID Phone: (336) SID Fax: (336) AthleticWebsite: 50

51 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS ARIZONA GEORGE WASHINGTON GEORGIA Location: Tucson, Ariz. Conference: Pacific-10 Match Date/Time: Away - Sept. 2, 10 p.m Record: Pacific-10 Record/Finish: 10-8/6th 2004 Postseason: NCAA Second Round Series Record: First meeting Last Meeting/Year: First meeting Head Coach: David Rubio Record at School/Years: /13 years Starters Returning/Lost: 4/2+libero SID Contact: Hope Nsiah-Kumi SID hwagner1@ .arizona.edu SID Phone: (520) SID Fax: (520) AthleticWebsite: Location: Washington, DC Conference: Atlantic 10 Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 9, 7:30 p.m Record: Atlantic 10 Record/Finish: 3-11/7th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: First meeting Last Meeting/Year: First meeting Head Coach: Jojit Coronel Record at School/Years: 78-71/5 years Starters Returning/Lost: 4+libero/1 SID Contact: Brad Bower SID bbower@gwu.edu SID Phone: (202) SID Fax: (202) Athletic Website: Location: Athens, Ga. Conference: Southeastern East Match Date/Time: Away - Sept. 18, 5 p.m Record: SEC Record/Finish: 9-7/3rd East 2004 Postseason: NCAA First Round Series Record: Georgia leads, 20-7 Last Meeting/Year: Georgia Tech, 3-0, Dec. 4, 2004 Head Coach: Steffi Legall Record at School/Years: 1st year Starters Returning/Lost: 4+libero/1 SID Contact: Tyler Sabo SID tyler@sports.uga.edu SID Phone: (706) SID Fax: (706) Athletic Website: GEORGIA STATE LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN Location: Atlanta, Ga. Conference: Colonial Match Date/Time: Home - Oct. 2, 12 p.m Record: Atlantic Sun Record/Finish: 8-2/T-2nd 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Georgia Tech leads, 30-3 Last Meeting/Year: Tech, 3-1, Oct. 19, 2004 Head Coach: Michael Webster Record at School/Years: 14-18/1 year Starters Returning/Lost: 6/1 SID Contact: Jason Hanes SID jhanes@gsu.edu SID Phone: (404) SID Fax: (404) Athletic Website: Location: Brooklyn, NY Conference: Northeast Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 10, 12 p.m Record: Conference Record/Finish: 7-1/2nd 2004 Postseason: NCAA First Round Series Record: First meeting Last Meeting/Year: First meeting Head Coach: Toby Rens Record at School/Years: /6 years Starters Returning/Lost: 6/1 SID Contact: Derek Crudele SID dcrudele@liu.edu SID Phone: (718) SID Fax: (718) Athletic Website: Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan Conference: Big Ten Match Date/Time: Neutral - Sept. 17, 7 p.m Record: Big Ten Record/Finish: 9-11/T-6th 2004 Postseason: NCAA Second Round Series Record: First meeting Last Meeting/Year: First meeting Head Coach: Mark Rosen Record at School/Years: /6 years Starters Returning/Lost: 6+libero/3 SID Contact: Richard Retyi SID rretyi@umich.edu SID Phone: (734) SID Fax: (734) Athletic Website: NORTHWESTERN WESTERN KENTUCKY WINTHROP Location: Evanston, Illinois Conference: Big Ten Match Date/Time: Sept. 2, 3 p.m Record: Big Ten Record/Finish: 5-15/9th 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: Georgia Tech leads, 1-0 Last Meeting/Year: Georgia Tech, 3-0, 2003 Head Coach: Keylor Chan Record at School/Years: 62-91/5 years Starters Returning/Lost: 4+libero/2 SID Contact: Doug Meffley SID d-meffley@northwestern.edu SID Phone: (847) SID Fax: (847) Athletic Website: Location: Bowling Green, Kentucky Conference: Sun Belt (East) Match Date/Time: Home - Sept. 10, 7:30 p.m Record: Sun Belt Record/Finish: 11-3/1st East 2004 Postseason: DNP Series Record: First meeting Last Meeting/Year: First meeting Head Coach: Travis Hudson Record at School/Years: /10 years Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3+libero SID Contact: Chris Glowacki SID chris.glowacki@wku.edu SID Phone: (270) SID Fax: (270) Athletic Website: Location: Rock Hill, SC Conference: Big South Match Date/Time: Sept. 3, 8 p.m Record: Big South Record/Finish: 14-0/1st 2004 Postseason: NCAA First Round Series Record: Georgia Tech leads, 9-1 Last Meeting/Year: Georgia Tech, 3-0, Nov. 26, 2004 Head Coach: Joel McCartney Record at School/Years: /4 years Starters Returning/Lost: 5/2 SID Contact: Jack Frost SID frostj@winthrop.edu SID Phone: (803) ext SID Fax: (803) Athletic Website: 51

52 INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS (MINIMUM TWO YEARS) K ILLS Y EARS EARS N O. 1. Lynnette Moster , Maja Pachale , Cris Omiecinski , Lauren Sauer , Kerry Annel , Wendy Malins , Rochelle Komula , Carla Gartner , Kyleen Bell , Alexandra Preiss ,251 ASSISTS YEARS NO. 1. Kele Eveland , Andrea Nachtrieb , Margaret Gales , Carolyn Clevenger , Jennifer Castillo , Lindsey Laband , Amanda Sabo , Courtney Adler Jaime Keating Jennifer Matullo BLOCKS PER GAME YEARS AVG. 1. Anna Nedderman Dena Schorn Kerry Annel Jayme Gergen Rochelle Komula Alexandra Preiss Kyleen Bell Carla Gartner Angee Coman Lisa Kofskey KILLS PER GAME YEARS AVG. 1. Maja Pachale Lynnette Moster Cris Omiecinski Lauren Sauer Kerry Annel Rochelle Komula Alexandra Preiss Kyleen Bell Wendy Malins Carla Gartner HITTING PERCENTAGE YEARS PCT. 1. Alexandra Preiss Jayme Gergen Kerry Annel Angie Propp Lynnette Moster Rochelle Komula Danielle Olein Marta Bickert Carla Gartner Kyleen Bell DIGS YEARS NO. 1. Jennifer Beemsterboer , Marisa Aston , Lynnette Moster , Wendy Malins , Jennifer Wagner , Cris Omiecinski , Margaret Gales , Kele Eveland , Andrea Nachtrieb , Maja Pachale ,132 DIGS PER GAME YEARS AVG. 1. Marisa Aston Jennifer Beemsterboer Lynnette Moster Wendy Malins Cris Omiecinski Jennifer Wagner Amanda Hess Margaret Gales Andrea Nachtrieb Kele Eveland ASSISTS PER GAME YEARS AVG. 1. Lindsey Laband Kele Eveland Andrea Nachtrieb Jennifer Castillo Courtney Adler Amanda Sabo Carolyn Clevenger Margaret Gales Jaime Keating Michelle Drummond TOTAL BLOCKS YEARS BLOCKS 1. Kerry Annel Rochelle Komula Carla Gartner Kyleen Bell Jayme Gergen Alexandra Preiss Lauren Sauer Lisa Kofskey Kele Eveland Teryl Townsend SOLO BLOCKS YEARS NO. 1. Lisa Kofskey Lauren Sauer Kerry Annel Laura Rullman Angee Coman Kyleen Bell Wendy Malins Rochelle Komula Erica Organ Jennifer Wagner BLOCK ASSISTS YEARS NO. 1. Rochelle Komula Kerry Annel Carla Gartner Kyleen Bell Jayme Gergen Alexandra Preiss Lauren Sauer Kele Eveland Teryl Townsend 1996, Laura Kuhn SERVICE ACES YEARS ACES 1. Jennifer Wagner Wendy Malins Lynnette Moster Cris Omiecinski Margaret Gales Amanda Medrow Jennifer Beemsterboer Erica Organ Rochelle Komula Andrea Nachtrieb SERVICE ACES PER GAME YEARS AVG. 1. Jennifer Wagner Cris Omiecinski Lynnette Moster Amanda Medrow Wendy Malins Erica Organ Marta Bickert Jennifer Beemsterboer Lynnette Anderson Rochelle Komula Jennifer Randall Lynnette Moster finished her career as the school s kill leader and ranked third on the career dig lsit. 52

53 INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM SINGLE SEASON LEADERS Individual Season Leaders Team Records TOTAL KILLS NO. YEAR BLOCK ASSISTS NO. YEAR KILLS DIGS Lynnette Moster Lynnette Moster Rochelle Komula Lynnette Moster Lauren Sauer Maja Pachale Cris Omiecinski Lauren Sauer Kerry Annel Jennifer Wagner Jayme Gergen Dena Schorn Anna Nedderman Rochelle Komula Alexandra Preiss Kyleen Bell Carla Gartner Rochelle Komula Alexandra Preiss Jayme Gergen HITTING PERCENTAGE PCT. YEAR SOLO BLOCKS NO. YEAR KILL ATTEMPTS BLOCK ASSISTS Alexandra Preiss Jayme Gergen Jayme Gergen Rochelle Komula Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Alexandra Preiss Angie Propp Kyleen Bell Lynnette Moster Lisa Kofskey Lauren Sauer Angee Coman Lisa Kofskey Lauren Sauer Marta Bickert Jessica Smith Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Jennifer Wagner ASSISTS NO. YEAR TOTAL BLOCKS NO. YEAR ATTACK PERCENTAGE BLOCK SOLOS Kele Eveland 1, Andrea Nachtrieb 1, Kele Eveland 1, Kele Eveland 1, Andrea Nachtrieb 1, Kele Eveland 1, Carolyn Clevenger 1, Jennifer Castillo 1, Andrea Nachtrieb 1, Andrea Nachtrieb 1, Jayme Gergen Rochelle Komula Kyleen Bell Alexandra Preiss Carol Smith Anna Nedderman Jayme Gergen Jayme Gergen Kerry Annel Alexandra Preiss ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) DIGS NO. YEAR SERVICE ACES NO. YEAR ASSISTS TOTAL BLOCKS Marisa Aston Marisa Aston Jennifer Beemsterboer Cindy Felling Marisa Aston Jennifer Beemsterboer Lynnette Moster Jennifer Wagner Wendy Malins Kele Eveland Jennifer Wagner Cris Omiecinski Andrea Nachtrieb Wendy Malins Wendy Malins Lynnette Moster Lynnette Moster Eida Mabry Lynnette Moster Aimee Boulet SERVICE ACES Danielle Olein Marisa Aston Kyleen Bell 53

54 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE MATCH & MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS KILLS Player Opponent Date No. Maja Pachale NC State 10/08/99 38 Kerry Annel NC State 10/28/95 36 Kerry Annel Duke 11/03/93 35 Maja Pachale Arkansas 10/14/01 34 Cris Omiecinski Auburn 9/14/95 34 ATTEMPTS Player Opponent Date No. Cris Omiecinski Auburn 8/19/95 90 Maja Pachale Wake Forest 10/20/00 81 Jennifer Wagner Georgia 10/15/91 77 Cris Omiecinski Kentucky 10/03/93 73 Cris Omiecinski Tennessee 10/20/93 72 ATTACK PERCENTAGE Player Opponent Date Pct. K-E/TA Alexandra Preiss Virginia 10/04/ C. Omiecinski W. Georgia 10/10/ Lauren Sauer NC State 10/01/ Wendy Malins Mercer 11/11/ C. Omiecinski Coastal Car. 9/04/ Angie Propp Mercer 10/18/ SOLO BLOCKS Player Opponent Date No. Lisa Kofskey Tenn. Tech 11/15/87 5 Angee Coman Baptist 9/15/90 5 Lisa Kofskey Georgia State 11/03/87 4 Kerry Annel Clemson 10/05/93 4 Lauren Sauer Wake Forest 10/08/04 4 Lauren Sauer NC State 10/22/04 4 BLOCK ASSISTS Player Opponent Date No. R. Komula Maryland 10/04/96 12 Kerry Annel North Carolina 11/04/94 11 Carla Gartner North Carolina 11/05/95 11 A. Preiss Wake Forest 10/19/01 11 R.Komula Cincinnati 8/30/96 10 Carla Gartner Cal-Fullerton 9/02/97 10 Kyleen Bell Duke 10/10/97 10 Kyleen Bell Illinois State 9/16/99 10 A. Preiss Florida State 10/06/02 10 Jayme Gergen Colorado State 08/28/04 10 MISCELLANEOUS TEAM SEASON RECORDS Winning Percentage: (.895), 2003 Wins:... 34, 2003 Consecutive Wins:... 23, Aug. 29-Oct. 31, 2003 Consecutive Games Won:... 23, Aug. 29-Sept. 14, th Win (Division I):... vs. Lake Erie, 10/19/91 200th Win (Division I):... vs. Boston College, 9/17/95 300th Win (Division I):... vs. Air Force, 9/17/99 400th Win (Division I):... vs. Georgia State, 10/04/03 Home Win Streak:... 27, Oct. 6, 2002-Sept. 12, 2004 Home Record: , 2003 Atlantic Coast Conference Wins: , 2004 Conference Finish:... 1st, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2004 First Postseason Appearance:... NIVC, 1993 First NCAA Appearance:... vs. George Mason, 11/30/94 Last NCAA Appearance:... at Minnesota, 12/10/04 Attendance (O Keefe):... 1,849 vs. Georgia, 11/26/99 Attendance (AMC):... 3,211 vs. FSU, 10/06/02 DIGS Player Opponent Date No. Jenn. Beemsterboer W. Carolina 11/02/88 43 Marisa Aston Minnesota 12/10/04 36 Jennifer Wagner Maryland 10/03/92 35 Heidi Grunwald Wake Forest 11/04/84 33 Shelley Abery Furman 9/29/87 31 Jenn. Beemsterboer James Madison 10/08/88 31 Margaret Gales Maryland 11/05/88 31 Cris Omiecinski Clemson 9/29/92 31 Amanda Hess Wake Forest 10/20/00 31 ASSISTS Player Opponent Date No. Kele Eveland North Carolina 11/11/00 93 Amanda Sabo Clemson 11/20/98 87 Kele Eveland Wake Forest 10/20/00 84 Andrea Nachtrieb North Carolina 11/04/94 82 Andrea Nachtrieb Auburn 9/14/95 82 Lindsey Laband Clemson 11/19/04 77 SERVICE ACES Player Opponent Date No. Jennifer Wagner Georgia State 10/01/91 10 Cris Omiecinski Georgia State 9/22/93 10 Cris Omiecinski Georgia State 10/03/93 8 Jennifer Wagner USC-Aiken 9/07/91 8 Jennifer Wagner Morehead St. 9/12/92 7 Wynne Wycoff Tenn. Temple 10/08/85 7 Elaine Griffith East Carolina 9/26/87 7 Jennifer Smith Charlotte 9/27/91 7 Amanda Medrow Mercer 9/06/97 7 TOTAL BLOCKS Player Opponent Date No. Rochelle Komula Maryland 10/04/96 13 Lisa Kofskey W. Carolina 11/09/87 12 Rochelle Komula Cincinnati 8/30/96 12 Lisa Kofskey Tenn. Tech 11/11/87 11 Laura Rullman Georgia 9/22/88 11 Kerry Annel North Carolina 10/21/94 11 Rochelle Komula North Carolina 10/21/94 11 Rochelle Komula North Carolina 11/05/95 11 Kyleen Bell Illinois State 9/16/99 11 Alexandra Preiss Wake Forest 10/19/01 11 Chelle Komula TRIPLE DOUBLES Kele Eveland... 1 (11 k, 52 a, 12 d) vs. California (12/12/03) Rochelle Komula... 1 (27 k, 12 b, 10 d) vs. Cincinnati (8/30/96) 20/20 DOUBLE DOUBLES Cris Omiecinski... 4 (21k, 20d) vs. NC State (11/11/95) (34k, 20d) vs. Auburn (9/14/95) (24k, 21d) vs. Maryland (11/19/93) (20k, 25d) vs. Maryland (10/03/92) Wendy Malins... 3 (21k, 22d) at Furman (10/09/90) (24k, 21d) at Georgia State (9/27/89) (22k, 20d) vs. Southern Mississippi (9/22/89) Maja Pachale... 3 (23k, 20d) vs. North Carolina (11/11/00) (22k, 29d) vs. Pacific (9/10/00) (21k, 27d) vs. Clemson (11/21/98) Lynnette Moster... 3 (20k, 20d) vs. Michigan State (9/13/02) (25k, 22d) at Hawaii (12/13/03) (20k, 22d) at Minnesota (12/10/04) Shelia Abery... 1 (23k, 28d) vs. Tennessee Tech (11/15/87) Jennifer Beemsterboer... 1 (20k, 23d) vs. Georgia (9/29/89) Marta Bickert... 1 (23k, 20d) at NC State (10/23/93) Heidi Grunwald... 1 (25k, 33d) vs. Wake Forest (11/04/84) Teryl Townsend... 1 (27k, 24d) vs. Clemson (11/20/98) Wendy Malins GEORGIA TECH ELITE PERFORMANCE CLUB 30 KILL CLUB Maja Pachale vs. NC State (10/08/99) Kerry Annel at NC State (10/25/95) Kerry Annel vs. Duke (11/03/94) Maja Pachale vs. Arkansas (10/14/01) Cris Omiecinski vs. Auburn (9/14/95) Kerry Annel vs. Notre Dame (10/13/95) Lynnette Moster at South Florida (9/14/02) Cris Omiecinski vs. Florida State (11/05/93) Eida Mabry vs. Wake Forest (10/20/00) Lauren Sauer vs. Wisconsin (9/19/03) 30 DIG CLUB J. Beemsterboer vs. W. Carolina (11/02/88) Marisa Aston at Minnesota (12/10/04) Jennifer Wagner vs. Maryland (10/03/92) Heidi Grunwald vs. Wake Forest (11/04/84) Sheila Abery vs. Furman (10/29/87) Margaret Gales vs. Maryland (11/05/88) J. Beemsterboer vs. James Madison (10/08/88) Cris Omiecinski vs. Clemson (9/29/92) Amanda Hess vs. Wake Forest (10/20/00) 11 BLOCK CLUB Rochelle Komula at Maryland (10/04/96) Rochelle Komula vs. Cincinnati (8/30/96) Lisa Kofskey vs. Western Carolina (11/09/87) Alexandra Preiss at Wake Forest (10/19/01) Kyleen Bell vs. Illinois State (9/16/99) Carla Gartner vs. North Carolina (11/05/95) Rochelle Komula at North Carolina (11/05/95) Rochelle Komula at North Carolina (10/21/94) Kerry Annel at North Carolina (10/21/94) Laura Rullman vs. Georgia (9/22/88) Lisa Kofskey vs. Tennessee Tech (11/15/87) 54

55 INDIVIDUAL SEASON LEADERS KILLS ACES TOTAL BLOCKS Andrea Nachtrieb 1985 Sheila Abery Robin Swats Sheila Abery Wendy Malins Wendy Malins Wendy Malins Jennifer Wagner Cris Omiecinski Cris Omiecinski Cris Omiecinski Kerry Annel Rochelle Komula Rochelle Komula Carla Gartner Maja Pachale Eida Mabry Maja Pachale Lynnette Moster L. Moster & L. Sauer Lynnette Moster Wynne Wycoff Margaret Gales Jennifer Beemsterboer Wendy Malins Wendy Malins Wendy Malins Jennifer Wagner Cris Omiecinski Andrea Nachtrieb Marta Bickert Lynnette Anderson Carla Gartner Carla Gartner Aimee Boulet Maja Pachale Eida Mabry Lynnette Moster Lynnette Moster Lynnette Moster Lynnette Moster Wynne Wycoff Laura Rullman Lisa Kofskey Lisa Kofskey Angee Coman Angee Coman Jennifer Smith Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Rochelle Komula Dena Schorn Danielle Olein Kyleen Bell Anna Nedderman Kyleen Bell Alexandra Preiss Jayme Gergen Jayme Gergen Jayme Gergen 134 HITTING PERCENTAGE DIGS BLOCK ASSISTS Maja Pachale 1985 Sheila Abery Lisa Kofskey Lisa Kofskey Lisa Kofskey Angee Coman Wendy Malins Erica Organ Angie Propp Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Rochelle Komula Danielle Olein Carla Gartner Maja Pachale Kyleen Bell Alexandra Preiss Alexandra Preiss Alexandra Preiss Jayme Gergen Robin Swats Margaret Gales Margaret Gales Jennifer Beemsterboer Jennifer Beemsterboer Wendy Malins Jennifer Wagner Jennifer Wagner Marta Bickert Cris Omiecinski Cris Omiecinski Andrea Nachtrieb Carla Gartner Carla Gartner Maja Pachale Maja Pachale Amanda Hess Marisa Aston Marisa Aston Marisa Aston Wynne Wycoff Laura Rullman Lisa Kofskey Laura Rullman Angee Coman Angee Coman Jennifer Smith Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Rochelle Komula Dena Schorn Carla Gartner Kyleen Bell Anna Nedderman Kyleen Bell Alexandra Preiss Jayme Gergen Alexandra Preiss Jayme Gergen 148 KILL ATTEMPTS ASSISTS BLOCK SOLOS Jennifer Castillo 1985 Wynne Wycoff Elaine Griffith Jennifer Beemsterboer Wendy Malins Wendy Malins 1, Wendy Malins 1, Jennifer Wagner 1, Jennifer Wagner 1, Cris Omiecinski 1, Cris Omiecinski 1, Cris Omiecinski 1, Carla Gartner 1, Rochelle Komula Maja Pachale 1, Maja Pachale 1, Maja Pachale 1, Maja Pachale 1, Lynnette Moster 1, Lynnette Moster 1, Lynnette Moster 1, Robin Swats Margaret Gales Margaret Gales Margaret Gales Margaret Gales 1, Jaime Keating Jennifer Castillo 1, Jennifer Castillo 1, Andrea Nachtrieb 1, Andrea Nachtrieb 1, Andrea Nachtrieb 1, Andrea Nachtrieb 1, Carolyn Clevenger 1, Amanda Sabo Courtney Adler Kele Eveland 1, Kele Eveland 1, Kele Eveland 1, Kele Eveland 1, Lindsey Laband 1, Sheila Abery Laura Rullman Lisa Kofskey Lisa Kofskey Jessica Smith Angee Coman Jennifer Wagner Kerry Annel Marta Bickert Kerry Annel Kerry Annel Rochelle Komula Danielle Olein Kyleen Bell Kyleen Bell Kyleen Bell Kyleen Bell Lauren Sauer Lauren Sauer Lauren Sauer 38 Carla Gartner 55

56 HONORS Kerry Annel Lauren Sauer Alexandra Preiss AVCA All-America Kele Eveland , 1st Jayme Gergen , HM Lindsey Laband , HM Lynnette Moster , 2nd 2003 & 2004, 3rd Alexandra Preiss , HM Lauren Sauer , HM CSTV All-America Kele Eveland AVCA All-District III Region Kerry Annel nd, st Kyleen Bell st Kele Eveland st, 02 1st. 03 Carla Gartner , 1st, nd Jayme Gergen Rochelle Komula st, st Lindsey Laband Lynnette Moster st, 2003, 2004 Andrea Nachtrieb & 96 1st Danielle Olein st Maja Pachale nd, st Alexandra Preiss st, 2003 Lauren Sauer HM AVCA District III Rookie of the Year Kele Eveland AVCA Coach of the Year Shelton Collier , South Region Bond Shymansky , East Region AVCA Player of the Week Kerry Annel... Oct. 13, 1995 Kele Eveland... Sept. 15, 2003 Rochelle Komula... Sept. 7, 1996 Lynnette Moster... Sept. 16, 2002 Cris Omiecinski... Nov. 8, 1993 ACC All-Tournament Kerry Annel , 1995 Marisa Aston Carolyn Clevenger Kele Eveland Rochelle Komula , 1997 Lynnette Moster Andrea Nachtrieb , 1996 Cris Omiecinski Alexandra Preiss Lauren Sauer Teryl Townsend ACC Tournament MVP Andrea Nachtrieb Lynnette Moster ACC Coach of the Year Shelton Collier Bond Shymansky ACC Rookie of the Week Kyleen Bell... Sept. 21, 1998 Kele Eveland (5 times) Carla Gartner... Sept. 25, 1995 Rochelle Komula (3 times) Sara McKee (twice) Maja Pachale (3 times) Dena Schorn... Nov. 19, 1996 ACC Player of the Week Lynnette Anderson... Oct. 3, 1997 Nov. 12, 1995 Kerry Annel (3 times) 1994 (twice) Nov. 16, 1993 Kyleen Bell (twice) Jennifer Castillo... Sept. 9, 1991 Nov. 16, 1992 Kele Eveland... Sept. 30, 2002 Sept. 15, 2003 Jayme Gergen... Oct. 12 & Nov. 8, 2004 Rochelle Komula... Nov. 6, (4 times) Oct. 27, 1997 Lindsey Laband... Oct. 4 & Nov. 15, 04 Eida Mabry... Oct. 23, 2000 Wendy Malins... Oct. 29, 1991 Sara McKee (twice) Lynnette Moster (4 times) Oct. 27, 2003 Sept. 27 & Oct. 19, 2004 Andrea Nachtrieb... Nov. 3, 1996 Oct. 18, 1995 Maja Pachale... Oct. 16, (twice) Alexandra Preiss... Nov. 11, 2002 Oct. 6, 2003 Danielle Olein... Nov. 10, 1997 Cris Omiecinski... Oct. 9, 1995 Nov. 8, 1993 Lauren Sauer... Sept. 22, 2003 Nov. 19, 2003 Teryl Townsend... Nov. 1, 1999 Jennifer Wagner... Sept. 30, 1991 ACC Academic Honor Roll Courtney Adler , 00 Lynnette Anderson , 95, 96 Kerry Annel Geeske Banck Jennifer Beemsterboer , 90 Kyleen Bell , 99, 00, 01 Marta Bickert , 94 Heather Bradley ,97,98 Carolyn Clevenger , 97,98 Jessica Dickerson Haley Dorminy Kele Eveland , 01, 02, 03 Margaret Gales , 88 Jayme Gergen , 02, 03 Elaine Griffith Heidi Grunwald Amanda Hess , 01 Melissa Jenkins Jaime Keating , 92 Lisa Kofskey Lindsey Laband Jennifer Matullo , 93, 95 Amanda Medrow Sara McKee Katie Mohs Andrea Nachtrieb Danielle Olein Cris Omiecinski , 94, 95 Jennifer Orr , 94, 95, 96 Maja Pachale , 99, 00 Dori Pap Nicole Pierce Laura Rullman Amanda Sabo Lauren Sauer , 02, 03 Robin Swats Keight Vincent , 02 Jennifer Wagner , 92, 93, 94 Georgia Collegiate Coach of the Year Shelton Collier Jefferson-Pilot Athlete of the Week J. Beemsterboer... Oct. 27, 1990 NIVC All-Tournament Team Kerry Annel Tachikara Coach of the Year Shelton Collier Seast Region Verizon Academic All-America Kyleen Bell , 2001 Carolyn Clevenger , 1999 Kele Eveland (3rd) Verizon Academic District Lynnette Anderson nd Kyleen Bell nd, 00 & 01 1st Carolyn Clevenger , 98, 99 1st Kele Eveland nd, st Jayme Gergen , 2nd Cris Omiecinski st Lauren Sauer st, nd Weaver-James-Corrigan Scholar-Athlete Award Kyleen Bell Carolyn Clevenger Kele Eveland Jayme Gergen Cris Omiecinski 56

57 TOURNAMENT HISTORY POST SEASON RESULTS ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS NCAA TOURNAMENT 2004 W-Georgia, 3-0, 1st Round W-UC Santa Barbara, 3-0, 2nd Round L-Minnesota, 2-3, Region Semifinals 2003 W-Alabama A&M, 3-0, 1st Round W-Florida A&M, 3-0, 2nd Round W-California, 3-1, Region Semifinals L-Hawaii, 1-3, Region Finals 2002 W-Florida A&M, 3-0, 1st Round L-Minnesota, 1-3, 2nd Round 2001 L-Louisville, 2-3, 1st Round 2000 L-Colorado, 1-3, 1st Round 1996 W-Coastal Carolina, 3-0, 1st Round L-Penn State, 0-3, 2nd Round 1995 W-Siena, 3-0, 1st Round L-Penn State, 0-3, 2nd Round 1994 W-George Mason, 3-1, 1st Round L- UCLA, 0-3, 2nd Round NIVC 1993 W-Kansas 3-0 L-Louisiana State 1-3 W-Siena 3-0 W-Bowling Green 3-0 R EGULAR SEA EASON C HAMPIONSHIPS 2004 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) Miami University Invitational 2003 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) Courtyard by Marriott Classic Ohio State Buckeye Classic US Bank/Arby s Invitational Georgia Tech Invitational 2002 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Tournament) Courtyard by Marriott Classic Georgia Tech Invitational South Florida Invitational 2000 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) Davidson Wildcat Classic 1999 Crimson Tide Classic Jason s Deli/Texas-Arlington Tournament 1998 Courtyard by Marriott Classic Eugene Stone Memorial/Furman Invit Kentucky Classic Furman Invitational Minnesota Tournament 1995 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season Atlantic Coast Conf. (Tournament) Georgia State Invitational Courtyard by Marriott Classic 1994 Atlantic Coast Conf. (Regular Season) UNC-Charlotte Classic Davidson Invitational 1993 Courtyard by Marriott Classic Auburn Classic Georgia State Invitational 1992 Coastal Carolina Beach Classic Courtyard by Marriott Classic 1991 Coastal Carolina Beach Classic UNC-Charlotte Invitational Davidson Invitational 2002 ACC Tournament Champions ACC-SEC CHALLENGE Andrea Nachtrieb Rochelle Komula Cris Omiecinski Marta Bickert Cris Omiecinski Andrea Nachtrieb AUBURN CLASSIC Cris Omiecinski MVP Marta Bickert Andrea Nachtrieb UNC-CHARLOTTE CLASSIC Jennifer Castillo Jennifer Wagner Wendy Malins COORS LIGHT/COLORADO STATE CLASSIC Kyleen Bell COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT CLASSIC Kyleen Bell , 2001 Marta Bickert Jennifer Castillo MVP Kele Eveland , 2003 Carla Gartner MVP Amanda Medrow Lynnette Moster MVP, 2003 Andrea Nachtrieb , 1996 Cris Omiecinski MVP, 1992 Erica Organ Danielle Olein Maja Pachale , 2000, 2001 Alexandra Preiss , 2003 MVP CRIMSON TIDE CLASSIC Kyleen Bell Maja Pachale MVP COASTAL CAROLINA BEACH CLASSIC Jennifer Castillo MVP 1992 MVP Jennifer Wagner , 1991 DAVIDSON INVITATIONAL Kele Eveland Rochelle Komula Eida Mabry Cris Omiecinski MVP Maja Pachale EUGENE STONE MEMORIAL/FURMAN INVITATIONAL Kyleen Bell Carla Gartner MVP, 1996 Sara McKee Andrea Nachtrieb MVP Maja Pachale GEORGE MASON PATRIOT INVITATIONAL Lynnette Moster Alexandra Preiss MVP GEORGIA STATE INVITATIONAL Rochelle Komula Kerry Annel Lynnette Anderson Cris Omiecinski Marta Bickert Andrea Nachtrieb GEORGIA TECH INVITATIONAL Marisa Aston Kele Eveland , MVP Jayme Gergen Laura Kuhn Lynnette Moster Alexandra Preiss , 2003 Lauren Sauer , MVP HAWAIIAN AIRLINES CLASSIC Marta Bickert HILTON HEAD SUPER-SMASH TOURNAMENT Jennifer Wagner ILLINOIS CLASSIC Cris Omiecinski JASON S DELI/TEXAS-ARLINGTON TOURNAMENT Kyleen Bell MVP Maja Pachale KENTUCKY CLASSIC Rochelle Komula Andrea Nachtrieb MVP MIAMI UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL Jayme Gergen Lynnette Moster MVP Lauren Sauer MINNESOTA TOURNAMENT Rochelle Komula Sara McKee Andrea Nachtrieb MVP MIZUNO CLASSIC Andrea Nachtrieb NACWAA CLASSIC Jayme Gergen UNO/DAYS INN CLASSIC Wendy Malins OHIO STATE/BUCKEYE CLASSIC Jayme Gergen (MVP) Lynnette Moster Lauren Sauer PACIFIC-NIKE TOURNAMENT Maja Pachale PEACH STATE TOURNAMENT Robin Swats First Team Margaret Gales First Team Lisa Kofskey Second Team POWERBAR COLORADO INVITATIONAL Andrea Nachtrieb SOUTH FLORIDA INVITATIONAL Lynnette Moster MVP Lauren Sauer UTAH CLASSIC Kyleen Bell Maja Pachale Keight Vincent US BANK/ARBY S INVITATIONAL (NEBRASKA) Kele Eveland (MVP) Lynnette Moster Lauren Sauer WISCONSIN BADGER CHALLENGE Lynnette Moster

58 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS Matches Games Last Meeting Air Force W, 1999 Alabama W, 2003 Alabama A&M W, 2003 Alabama-Birmingham W, 1998 Alabama-Huntsville W, 1987 Alabama State L, 1982 Appalachian State W, 1992 Arkansas W, 2001 Arkansas-Little Rock W, 1999 Arizona First Meeting Arizona State L, 1999 Auburn L, 1996 Augusta W, 1989 Baptist W, 1990 Belmont W, 1999 Bethune-Cookman W, 1997 Boston College W, 1995 Bowling Green W, 1993 Bryan L, 1982 California-Berkley W, 2003 California-Los Angeles L, 1994 California-San Diego L, 1992 Cal-Santa Barbara W, 2004 Cal. State-Fullerton W, 1997 Cal. State-Northridge L, 1992 Campbell W, 1996 Central Florida W, 2004 Charleston Southern W, 1996 Chattanooga W, 2002 Chicago State W, 1995 Cincinnati W, 1996 Clemson L, 2004 Coastal Carolina W, 2003 College of Charleston W, 1998 Colorado L, 2000 Colorado State L, 2004 Columbus W, 1982 Cornell W, 2002 Creighton W, 1998 Davidson W, 2000 DePaul W, 1995 Duke W, 2004 East Carolina W, 1993 East Tennessee State W, 1994 Erskine L, 1983 Evansville L, 1990 Flagler W, 1982 Florida A&M W, 2003 FloridaAtlantic W, 1994 Florida International W, 2002 Florida State W, 2004 Fontebonne L, 1984 Furman W, 1998 George Mason W, 2002 Georgetown W, 2001 George Washington First Meeting Georgia W, 2004 Georgia Southern W, 1992 Georgia State W, 2004 Hawaii L, 2003 Huntington W, 1982 Illinois L, 1997 Illinois State W, 1999 IPFW W, 2004 Jacksonville W, 1992 Matches Games Last Meeting Jacksonville State W, 1996 James Madison L, 1990 Kansas W, 1993 Kansas State W, 2002 Kentucky W, 1995 Lake City L, 1981 Lake Erie W, 1991 Liberty L, 1988 Long Beach State L, 2003 Long Island University First Meeting Louisiana State W, 2001 Louisville W, 2002 Loyola-Chicago W, 2000 Marshall W, 1996 Maryland W, 2004 Massachusetts W, 2000 Mercer W, 1998 Miami W, 2004 Miami-Ohio W, 2004 Michigan First Meeting Michigan State W, 2003 Middle Tennessee State W, 2004 Minnesota L, 2004 Mississippi L, 1991 Mississippi State L, 1986 Montana L, 1992 Montevallo L, 1981 Morehead State W, 1992 Nebraska W, 2003 New Orleans L, 1990 Nicholls State W, 1991 North Alabama L, 1982 North Carolina W, 2004 N.C. State W, 2004 NC-Wilmington W, 2000 North Carolina A&T W, 1993 Northeastern Illinois W, 1995 Northeastern Louisiana W, 1992 Northern Iowa L, 2002 North Florida W, 1997 North Georgia W, 1982 Northwestern W, 2003 Notre Dame W, 1995 Ohio State L, 2004 Oglethorpe W, 1982 Pacific L, 2000 Pennsylvania L, 1987 Penn State L, 1996 Pepperdine L, 1997 Providence W, 1995 Purdue L, 2004 Radford L, 1986 Rhode Island W, 2001 Rice W, 2002 Rollins L, 1984 St. Mary s L, 1998 Samford W, 1993 Sam Houston State L, 1990 San Jose State W, 2003 Santa Clara W, 2003 Siena College W, 1995 South Alabama W, 1998 South Carolina L, 1999 South Carolina State W, 1998 South Florida W, 2003 Matches Games Last Meeting Southern California L, 2004 Southern Mississippi W, 1989 Southern Methodist W,1997 Southwest Texas State W, 1992 Spelman W, 1981 Stanford L, 1995 Stetson W, 1992 Syracuse L, 1989 Temple W, 2003 Tennessee L, 1993 Tennessee Nazarene W, 1984 Tennessee Tech W, 2004 Tennessee Temple W, 1985 Texas L, 1995 Texas A&M L, 1998 Texas-Arlington W, 1999 Texas-El Paso W, 1999 Texas Tech W, 2001 Toledo W, 1998 Troy State L, 1983 Tuskegee W, 1982 UNC Asheville W, 1996 UNC Charlotte W, 1992 UNC Greensboro W, 1992 USC-Aiken W, 1991 Utah L, 2001 Valdosta W, 1981 Villanova W, 2002 Virginia W, 2004 Virginia Commonwealth W, 1992 Virginia Tech W, 2004 Wake Forest W, 2004 Wesleyan W, 1982 Western Carolina W, 2003 Western Kentucky First Meeting West Georgia W, 1992 Western Michigan W, 2003 William and Mary W, 1998 Winthrop W, 2004 Wisconsin L, 2004 Wisc.-Milwaukee L, 1997 Xavier W, 2004 Yale W, Georgia Tech Opponents are in Bold Jennifer Tebelak 58

59 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Overall Record: (.586)/ 25 years Division I Record: (.591)/22 years 1980 (23-16) GAIAW Division III Coach: David Houser Erskine... L 0-2 Georgia... L 0-2 Valdosta State... W 2-0 Mercer (Atlanta)... W 2-0 Oglethorpe... W 2-0 North Georgia... W 2-0 Columbus... L 1-2 Mercer (Atlanta)... W 3-0 Jacksonville State... L 0-2 Florida Junior... L 0-2 Columbus... W 2-1 Valdosta State... W 2-1 Mercer (Atlanta)... W 2-0 North Georgia... W 2-0 Oglethorpe... W 2-0 Daytona Junior... L 0-2 Valdosta State... W 2-0 Tennessee Temple... L 1-2 Mercer (Atlanta)... W 2-0 Wesleyan... W 3-2 Wesleyan... W 3-0 Clemson... L 0-2 Duke... L 0-2 N.C. State... L 0-2 Oglethorpe... W 2-0 Mercer (Atlanta)... W 2-0 North Alabama... L 0-2 UT-Chattanooga... L 0-2 Montgomery... L 0-2 North Georgia... W 2-0 West Georgia... L 1-2 Judson W Mercer (Atlanta)... W 3-0 North Georgia... W 3-1 Rawlins L Florida Tech... W 2-0 North Georgia... W 2-0 North Georgia... W 2-0 Rollins... L (20-20) GAIAW Division III Coach: David Houser S. 26 Flagler... W 2-1 S. 26 Valdosta... W 2-1 S. 26 Lake City... L 0-2 S. 30 Mercer (Atlanta)... W 3-1 O. 1 North Georgia... W 2-0 O. 1 West Georgia... L 1-2 O. 5 West Georgia... L 1-2 O. 5 Georgia... L 0-2 O. 8 Oglethorpe... W 2-1 O. 8 Spelman... W 2-0 O. 9 West Georgia... L 0-2 O. 10 Valdosta... W 2-0 O. 10 Montevallo... L 0-2 O. 10 Tuskegee... L 1-2 O. 10 Troy State... L 0-2 O. 14 North Georgia... W 2-1 O. 16 Valdosta... W 2-0 O. 16 Columbus... L 1-2 O. 16 West Georgia... L 0-2 O. 20 Spelman... W 2-0 O. 20 Wesleyan... W 2-0 O. 22 Augusta... W 2-1 O. 24 UT-Chattanooga... L 0-2 O. 24 UNC Asheville... L 0-2 O. 24 Bryan... L First Volleyball Team O. 27 West Georgia... L 1-2 O. 27 Mercer... W 2-1 O. 30 North Carolina... L 0-2 O. 30 Maryland... L 0-2 O. 30 Duke... L 0-2 N. 3 Augusta... W 2-0 N. 3 North Georgia... W 2-0 N. 3 Georgia... L 0-2 N. 5 Valdosta... W 2-0 N. 5 Mercer... W 2-0 N. 6 Lake City... L 1-2 N. 6 North Alabama... W 2-0 N. 6 Alabama State... L 1-2 N. 9 Columbus... W 2-1 N. 9 Huntington... W (22-16) GAIAW Division II Coach: Mary Ann Ingram S. 28 UT-Chattanooga... L 0-2 S. 28 Tennessee Temple... W 2-0 S. 30 WEST GEORGIA... L 1-2 S. 30 NORTH GEORGIA... W 2-0 O. 1 AUGUSTA... W 2-0 O. 1 TUSKEGEE... L 0-2 O. 4 Georgia... L 0-2 O. 4 West Georgia... W 2-0 O. 7 MERCER... W 3-1 O. 8 Augusta %... W 2-0 O. 8 Lake City CC %... L 0-2 O. 8 Huntington %... W 2-0 O. 9 Jacksonville State %... L 0-2 O. 9 Columbus %... W 2-0 O. 12 Oglethorpe... W 2-0 O. 12 MERCER (Atlanta)*... W 2-0 O. 13 West Georgia... L 1-2 O. 13 Columbus... W 2-0 O. 13 Wesleyan... W 2-0 O. 22 #Jacksonville... L 0-2 O. 22 #Georgia... L 0-2 O. 22 #Bryan... L 0-3 O. 22 #North Alabama... L 0-2 O. 26 Huntington... W 2-0 O. 26 Columbus... L 1-2 O. 27 SPELMAN... W 2-0 O. 27 MERCER... W 2-1 O. 29 L 0-2 O. 29 Alabama L 0-2 O. 30 Florida W 2-1 O. 30 Florida W 1-0 O. 30 W 2-1 O. 30 Alabama L 0-2 O. 30 W 1-0 N. 3 Mercer... L 1-2 N. 3 Augusta... W 0-0 N. 11 COLUMBUS... W 2-1 N. 11 WESLEYAN... W 2-0 *at Oglethorpe University % Columbus Tournament # West Georgia Tuskegee Tournament 1983 (3-24, 0-7 ACC) NCAA Division I Coach: Mary Ann Ingram S. 21 Furman... L 0-2 S. 21 USC-Aiken... L 0-2 S. 23 UNC CHARLOTTE... L 0-2 S. 23 TROY STATE... L 0-2 S. 24 ERSKINE... L 0-2 S. 30 Morehead State... L 0-3 S. 30 NC State... L 0-3 S. 30 Mississippi State... L 0-3 O. 3 WEST GEORGIA... L 1-3 O. 6 TENN. TEMPLE... L 1-2 O. 6 MERCER... W 2-0 O. 7 UAB... L 1-3 O. 14 NEW ORLEANS... L 0-3 O. 16 Duke... L 0-3 O. 16 North Carolina... L 0-3 O. 20 UT-Chattanooga... L 1-3 O. 21 GEORGIA... L 0-3 O. 28 WAKE FOREST... L 1-3 O. 29 CLEMSON... L 0-3 O. 31 UAB... L 0-3 N. 2 MERCER... W 2-0 N. 2 NORTH GEORGIA... W 2-0 N. 4 Maryland... L 0-3 N. 5 Virginia... L 0-3 N. 5 Clemson... L 0-3 N. 8 WEST GEORGIA... L 1-3 N. 11 NC State %... L 0-3 % ACC Tournament 1984 (4-22, 0-7 ACC) Coach: Terry Chambers S. 28 DUKE... L 0-3 S. 29 CENTRAL FLORIDA... L 0-3 O. 4 Tennessee Temple... W 2-0 O. 4 Tennessee Nazarene... W 2-0 O. 5 GEORGIA... L 0-3 O. 9 FURMAN... L 0-3 O. 9 UAB... L 0-3 O. 11 UT-CHATTANOOGA... W 3-2 O. 13 NORTH CAROLINA... L 0-3 O. 16 Clemson... L 1-3 O. 19 Samford %... W 2-0 O. 19 Montevallo %... L 0-2 O. 20 Mississippi State %... L 1-2 O. 20 UAB %... L 0-2 O. 20 Rollins %... L 0-2 O. 23 WEST GEORGIA... L 2-3 O. 25 Georgia... L 0-3 O. 26 Furman #... L 0-3 O. 26 Stetson #... L 2-3 O. 27 Fontebonne #... L 0-3 N. 1 MARYLAND... L 0-3 N. 2 NC State... L 0-3 N. 3 Virginia... L 1-3 N. 4 Wake Forest... L 2-3 N. 8 UAB... L 0-3 N. 8 L 0-3 % West Georgia Invitational # Furman ACC Tournament 1985 (4-26, 0-7 ACC) Coach: Judy Sackfield S. 20 UAB %... L 0-3 S. 20 Mississippi State %... L 0-3 S. 21 Tennessee Tech %... L 0-3 S. 21 South Alabama %... L 0-3 S. 26 Georgia State... W 3-0 S. 28 TENNESSEE TECH... L 0-3 O. 1 UT-Chattanooga... L 0-3 O. 3 Georgia... L 0-3 O. 5 WAKE FOREST... L 1-3 O. 8 TENN. TEMPLE... W 3-1 O. 8 WEST GEORGIA... W 2-0 O. 11 Central Florida #... L 0-3 O. 11 South Alabama #... L 1-3 O. 12 UAB #... L 0-3 O. 12 Stetson #... L 0-3 O. 15 Georgia State... W 2-1 O. 19 VIRGINIA... L 0-3 O. 21 W. CAROLINA... L 0-3 O. 22 CLEMSON... L 0-3 O. 25 SOUTH FLORIDA... L 0-3 O. 25 UT-CHATTANOOGA... L 0-3 O. 26 NC STATE... L 0-3 O. 29 GEORGIA... L 0-3 N. 2 Maryland... L 0-3 N. 5 UAB... L Team N. 7 Duke... L 0-3 N. 8 North Carolina... L 0-3 N. 15 MOREHEAD STATE... L 0-3 N. 19 West Georgia... L 1-3 N. 22 L 0-3 % Alabama-Birmingham Tournament # Central Florida ACC Tournament 1986 (8-20, 0-7 ACC) Coach: Judy Sackfield S. 23 UNC-Asheville... W 3-1 S. 24 Furman... W 3-1 S. 30 W. CAROLINA... L 0-3 O. 1 Georgia State... W 3-1 O. 3 Wake Forest... L 0-3 O. 4 NC State... L 0-3 O. 7 at UAB... L 0-3 O. 10 WINTHROP... W 3-1 O. 14 Georgia... L 1-3 O. 16 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 O. 18 NORTH CAROLINA... L 0-3 O. 19 MISSISSIPPI STATE... L 0-3 O. 22 Clemson... L 0-3 O. 24 Coastal Carolina %... L 0-2 O. 24 Appalachian State %... L 0-2 O. 24 Baptist %... L 1-2 O. 25 West Georgia %... W 2-0 O. 25 Campbell %... W 3-1 O. 27 UAB... L 1-3 O. 28 Western Carolina... L 0-3 N. 1 DUKE... L 0-3 N. 3 UNC-ASHEVILLE... W 3-0 N. 4 GEORGIA... L 0-3 N. 7 MARYLAND... L 0-3 N. 11 Tennessee Tech... L 0-3 N. 14 Virginia... L 0-3 N. 15 Radford... L 0-3 N. 21 North Carolina #... L 0-3 % Winthrop Tournament # ACC Tournament 1987 (18-20, 0-6 ACC) Coach: Judy Sackfield S. 19 Furman %... W 3-1 S. 19 Jacksonville %... L 0-3 S. 20 Georgia State %... W 3-0 S. 20 Winthrop %... W 3-2 S. 20 Coastal Carolina %... W 3-1 S. 22 UNC Asheville... W 3-0 S. 23 Western Carolina... L 2-3 S. 25 Furman #... L 1-3 S. 25 Western Carolina #... L 1-3 S. 26 East Carolina #... W 3-1 S. 29 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 S. 30 Auburn... L 0-3 O. 3 Maryland... L 1-3 O. 5 MERCER... W 3-0 O. 7 Alabama-Huntsville... W 3-0 O. 10 VIRGINIA... L 0-3 O. 12 UNC-Charlotte... L 0-3 O. 13 Augusta... W 3-1 O. 13 South Carolina State... W 3-0 O. 15 UAB... L 1-3 O. 18 PENN... L 1-3 O. 21 CLEMSON... L 1-3 O. 23 GEORGIA SOUTHERN... W 3-0 O. 23 WINTHROP... W 3-2 O. 24 EAST TENN. STATE... L 1-3 O. 27 GEORGIA... L 1-3 O. 29 FURMAN... L 2-3 O. 30 AUGUSTA... W 3-0 N. 2 Mercer... W 3-0 N. 3 Georgia State... W 3-1 N. 4 AUBURN... L 0-3 N. 6 NC STATE... L 0-3 N. 9 WESTERN CAROLINA... W 3-1 N. 10 UAB... L

60 YEAR EAR-BY-YEAR RESUL ESULTS TS N. 12 Duke... L 0-3 N. 13 North Carolina... L 0-3 N. 15 TENNESSEE TECH... W 3-2 N. 20 North L 0-3 % Jacksonville Tournament # UNC Charlotte ACC Tournament 1988 (20-16, 0-6 ACC) Coach: Judy Sackfield S. 13 Coastal Carolina... W 3-0 S. 13 South Carolina State... W 3-0 S. 14 Furman... W 3-0 S. 17 Davidson... W 3-0 S. 17 East Carolina... W 3-0 S. 20 Winthrop... W 3-1 S. 22 Georgia %... L 1-3 S. 23 Georgia State %... W 3-0 S. 23 Mercer %... W 3-0 S. 24 Augusta %... W 3-0 S. 27 UNC Asheville... W 3-0 S. 28 Samford... W 3-0 O. 2 DUKE... L 1-3 O. 5 Augusta... W 3-0 O. 7 Virginia... L 0-3 O. 8 Liberty... L 1-3 O. 8 James Madison... W 3-1 O. 11 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 O. 12 UAB... L 2-3 O. 15 Tennessee Tech... W 3-1 O. 18 Clemson... L 2-3 O. 19 SAMFORD... W 3-0 O. 21 East Tennessee State... W 3-0 O. 24 UAB... L 1-3 O. 25 W. CAROLINA... W 3-1 O. 27 Mercer... W 3-0 O. 29 NORTH CAROLINA... L 0-3 O. 30 CINCINNATI... L 1-3 N. 2 Western Carolina... L 2-3 N. 5 MARYLAND... L 1-3 N. 8 Georgia... L 0-3 N. 9 Georgia Southern... W 3-0 N. 11 NC STATE... L 0-3 N. 12 UNC Charlotte... L 2-3 N. 14 AUBURN... L 0-3 N. 19 North L 0-3 % Peach State ACC Tournament 1989 (17-20, 0-6 ACC) Coach: Judy Sackfield S. 13 UNC Asheville... W 3-0 S. 15 WINTHROP... W 3-0 S. 15 S. CAROLINA ST.... W 3-0 S. 19 Mercer... W 3-0 S. 22 Alabama %... W 3-1 S. 22 Southern Miss. %... L 2-3 S. 23 Sam Houston State %... L 0-3 S. 23 New Orleans %... L 0-3 S. 29 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-1 S. 29 NC STATE... L 0-3 S. 30 UNC ASHEVILLE... W 3-0 S. 30 SAMFORD... W 3-1 O. 3 CLEMSON... L 0-3 O. 4 AUGUSTA... W 3-0 O. 6 JAMES MADISON... L 0-3 O. 7 UAB... L 1-3 O. 7 FURMAN... W 3-0 O. 8 GA. SOUTHERN... W 3-0 O. 10 Western Carolina... W 3-2 O. 13 Maryland... L 0-3 O. 13 Syracuse... L 0-3 O. 14 Southern Mississippi... W 3-1 O. 14 South Carolina... L 0-3 O. 16 Georgia State... W 3-2 O. 18 GEORGIA... L 1-3 O. 20 VIRGINIA... L Yellow Jackets O. 26 W. CAROLINA... L 1-3 O. 27 TENNESSEE TECH... W 3-2 O. 27 EAST CAROLINA... L 1-3 O. 31 Auburn... L 1-3 N. 3 Duke... L 0-3 N. 4 North Carolina... L 0-3 N. 7 AUBURN... L 0-3 N. 11 MERCER... W 3-0 N. 11 UNC-CHARLOTTE... W 3-1 N. 13 Samford... L 1-3 N. 18 L 0-3 % New Orleans/Days Inn ACC Tournament 1990 (8-30, 0-6 ACC) Coach: Judy Sackfield S. 12 UNC Asheville... W 3-0 S. 15 BAPTIST %... W 3-1 S. 16 TENN. TECH %... L 0-3 S. 18 South Carolina State... W 3-1 S. 19 at UAB... L 0-3 S. 21 Nicholls W 3-2 S. 21 New L 0-3 S. 21 Sam Houston L 0-3 S. 22 Tennessee L 0-3 S. 22 Midd. Tenn. W 3-0 S. 25 GEORGIA STATE... L 1-3 S. 28 W. Carolina#... W 3-1 S. 28 Appalachian State #... L 1-3 S. 29 Furman #... L 1-3 S. 29 UNC Charlotte #... L 0-3 O. 1 Georgia State... L 0-3 O. 3 Auburn... L 0-3 O. 6 NORTH CAROLINA... L 1-3 O. 7 DUKE... L 0-3 O. 9 Furman... L 1-3 O. 13 Evansville ^... L 0-3 O. 13 E. Tenn. State ^... L 1-3 O. 14 Tennessee Tech ^... L 0-3 O. 16 Clemson... L 0-3 O. 20 at UNC Charlotte!... L 0-3 O. 30 Western Carolina... L 0-3 O. 22 Georgia Southern... W 3-0 O. 23 Mercer... W 3-0 O. 28 MARYLAND... L 0-3 O. 30 W. CAROLINA... L 0-3 N. 2 NC State... L 0-3 N. 3 Winthrop... L 0-3 N. 5 SOUTH CAROLINA... L 1-3 N. 9 James Madison... L 0-3 N. 10 Virginia... L 0-3 N. 10 Virginia Tech+... L 0-3 N. 14 Georgia... L 0-3 N. 16 Duke &... L 0-3 % Peach State New Orleans/Days Inn Classic # UNC Charlotte/Tachikara Invitational ^ Tennessee Tech Invitational & ACC Tournament! at Western Carolina +at Virginia 1991 (27-9, 3-4 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier A. 31 UT-Chattanooga... W 3-0 S. 6 Charleston %... W 3-0 S. 6 South Carolina %... W 3-1 S. 7 Coastal Carolina %... W 3-0 S. 7 USC-Aiken %... W 3-0 S. 13 L 2-3 S. 14 L 1-3 S. 17 GA. SOUTHERN... W 3-0 S. 20 at Western Carolina... W 3-0 S. 21 WINTHROP!... W 3-0 S. 25 WEST GEORGIA... W 3-0 S. 27 Coastal Carolina #... W 3-1 S. 27 UNC Charlotte #... W 3-1 S. 28 UNC Wilmington #... W 3-1 S. 28 Nicholls State #... W 3-2 O. 1 Georgia State... W 3-1 O. 4 Georgetown... L 2-3 O. 5 Maryland... L 1-3 O. 10 CLEMSON... L 2-3 O. 12 W. CAROLINA... W 3-0 O. 15 GEORGIA... L 2-3 O. 18 Charleston ^... W 3-0 O. 18 UNC Greensboro ^... W 3-0 O. 19 Lake Erie ^... W 3-2 O. 19 Davidson ^... W 3-0 O. 19 Winthrop ^... W 3-0 O. 23 UT-CHATTANOOGA... W 3-1 O. 26 NC STATE... W 3-0 O. 27 VIRGINIA... W 3-1 N. 1 Duke... L 0-3 N. 2 North Carolina... L 0-3 N. 5 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 N. 10 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-2 N. 12 MERCER... W 3-2 N. 22 NC State &... W 3-2 N. 23 Duke &... L 0-3 % Coastal Carolina Beach Hilton Head Super Smash Tournament # UNC Charlotte/Tachikara Invitational ^ Davidson Invitational & ACC Tournament! at Marist School 1992 (30-10, 4-3 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier S. 2 UT-Chattanooga... W 3-0 S. 4 Campbell %... W 3-0 S. 4 Appalachian State %... W 3-1 S. 5 UNC Greensboro %... W 3-1 S. 5 VCU %... W 3-2 S. 5 at Coastal Carolina... W 3-0 S. 9 at #20 Pepperdine... L 1-3 S. 11 L 0-3 S. 11 Cal St. L 0-3 S. 12 UC-San L 0-3 S. 12 Morehead W 3-0 S. 17 NE LOUISIANA... W 3-0 S. 18 Western Carolina #... W 3-0 S. 18 Stetson #... W 3-0 S. 18 Georgia State #... W 3-0 S. 19 Mercer #... W 3-0 S. 20 Jacksonville #... W 3-0 S. 23 AUBURN... W 3-1 S. 26 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 S. 26 YALE... W 3-0 S. 29 CLEMSON... L 2-3 O. 2 VIRGINIA... W 3-0 O. 3 MARYLAND... W 3-2 O. 7 #19 Georgia... L 0-3 O. 10 West Georgia... W 3-2 O. 10 Jacksonville State!... W 3-0 O. 10 UNC WILMINGTON... W 3-0 O. 10 GA SOUTHERN... W 3-2 O. 11 UT-Chattanooga... W 3-1 O. 17 Florida State... L 2-3 O. 18 Mercer... W 3-0 O. 20 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 O. 30 Duke... L 0-3 O. 31 North Carolina... L 2-3 N. 7 NC STATE... W 3-2 N. 10 Clemson... W 3-1 N. 13 SW TEXAS ^... W 3-0 N. 14 GEORGE MASON ^... W 3-0 N. 14 UNC-Charlotte ^... W 3-0 N. 20 North Carolina &... L 1-3 % Coastal Carolina Beach UC-Santa Barbara Invitational # Georgia State Invitational ^Courtyard by Marriott Classic & ACC Tournament! at West Georgia 1991 Yellow Jackets 1993 (25-13, 8-6 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier NIVC Participant S. 1 UT-CHATTANOOGA... W 3-0 S. 1 Georgia State... W 3-0 S. 4 EAST CAROLINA %... W 3-0 S. 4 DAVIDSON %... W 3-0 S. 4 COASTAL CAROLINA %... W 3-0 S. 5 EAST CAROLINA %... W 3-0 S. 9 #14 L 0-3 S. 10 #4 L 1-3 S. 11 #12 Penn L 0-3 S. 17 Western Carolina #... W 3-0 S. 17 South Alabama #... W 3-0 S. 18 Auburn #... W 3-1 S. 22 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 S. 25 #25 Florida State... L 0-3 S. 28 CLEMSON... L 0-3 O. 1 Georgia State ^... W 3-0 O. 2 Samford ^... W 3-0 O. 2 Florida Atlantic ^... W 3-1 O. 3 KENTUCKY... L 2-3 O. 5 Clemson... L 0-3 O. 8 VIRGINIA... W 3-0 O. 9 MARYLAND... W 3-1 O. 15 North Carolina... L 2-3 O. 16 Duke... L 0-3 O. 20 TENNESSEE... L 2-3 O. 23 NC State... W 3-1 O. 29 NORTH CAROLINA... W 3-0 O. 30 #22 DUKE... L 2-3 O. 31 NC A&T... W 3-0 N. 5 #23 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-1 N. 6 NC STATE... W 3-0 N. 12 Maryland... W 3-0 N. 13 Virginia... W 3-1 N. 19 Maryland &... L 2-3 D. 3 Kansas!... W 3-0 D. 3 Louisiana State!... L 1-3 D. 4 Siena!... W 3-0 D. 4 Bowling Green!... W 3-0 % Courtyard by Marriott Hawaiian Airlines Classic # Auburn Classic ^Georgia State Invitational & ACC Tournament! NIVC Tournament 1994 (26-9, 11-3 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier ACC Regular Season Champions NCAA Second Round S. 1 Charleston So. %... W 3-0 S. 1 UNC Charlotte %... W 3-0 S. 2 Tennessee W 3-1 S. 2 W 3-0 S. 2 William & W 3-0 S. 3 E. Tennessee W 3-0 S. 3 Davidson... W 3-0 S. 7 #16 Notre Dame... L 0-3 S. 9 #1 Stanford ^... L 0-3 S. 10 #21 Illinois ^... L 0-3 S. 11 #21 Illinois... L 1-3 S. 17 ALABAMA!... W 3-1 S. 18 AUBURN!... W 3-2 S. 23 Virginia... W 3-0 S. 24 Maryland... L 1-3 S. 28 CLEMSON... W 3-0 O. 1 Florida State... W 3-0 O. 6 CENTRAL FLORIDA... W 3-0 O. 9 FLORIDA ATLANTIC... W 3-0 O. 11 Clemson... L 0-3 O. 14 VIRGINIA... W 3-1 O. 15 MARYLAND... W 3-0 O. 21 North Carolina... W 3-1 O. 22 #18 Duke... L 0-3 O. 26 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 O. 28 NC State... W 3-0 N. 3 #22 DUKE... W

61 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS N. 4 NORTH CAROLINA... W 3-0 N. 7 Georgia State... W 3-0 N. 11 NC STATE... W 3-1 N. 12 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-0 N. 18 NC State &... W 3-0 N. 19 Clemson &... L 0-3 N. 30 GEORGE MASON +... W 3-1 D. 3 #3 UCLA $... L 0-3 % UNC Charlotte Davidson Invitational ^Illinois Classic! Courtyard by Marriott Classic & ACC Tournament +NCAA First Round $ NCAA Second Round 1995 (29-7, 12-2 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier ACC Tournament Champions NCAA Second Round S. 1 Kentucky %... W 3-1 S. 2 #10 Ohio State %... L 0-3 S. 3 #12 Colorado %... W 3-2 S. 7 N.E. Illinois... W 3-0 S. 8 #22 L 0-3 S. 9 #5 L 2-3 S. 10 DePaul... W 3-0 S. 10 Chicago State... W 3-0 S. 14 AUBURN... W 3-2 S. 16 Boston College ^... W 3-0 S. 16 Providence ^... W 3-0 S. 17 PROVIDENCE ^... W 3-0 S. 17 BOSTON COLLEGE ^... W 3-0 S. 22 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-1 S. 23 NORTH CAROLINA... W 3-1 S. 26 Clemson... L 2-3 S. 29 Maryland... L 1-3 S. 30 Virginia... W 3-0 O. 6 Florida State... W 3-0 O. 10 CLEMSON... W 3-0 O. 13 #8 NOTRE DAME... W 3-2 O. 15 #11 TEXAS... L 0-3 O. 17 Georgia State... W 3-0 O. 20 MARYLAND... W 3-0 O. 21 VIRGINIA... W 3-0 O. 27 Duke... W 3-2 O. 28 NC State... W 3-1 O. 31 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 N. 5 North Carolina... W 3-0 N. 10 DUKE... W 3-0 N. 11 NC STATE... W 3-1 N. 16 Virginia &... W 3-0 N. 17 North Carolina &... W 3-0 N. 18 Maryland &... W 3-0 N. 29 SIENA (25) +... W 3-0 D. 3 #12 Penn St. (26) $... L 0-3 % Powerbar Colorado Mizuno USA Cup ^ Courtyard by Marriott Classic & ACC Tournament + NCAA First Round $ NCAA Second Round 1996 (32-8, 11-5 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier NCAA Second Round A. 30 Cincinnati %... W 3-1 A. 31 Miami-Ohio %... W 3-1 A. 31 Kentucky %... W 3-1 S. 5 W 3-0 S. 5 Western W 3-0 S. 6 UNC W 3-0 S. 6 Jacksonville W 3-0 S. 6 College of W 3-0 S. 7 College of W 3-0 S. 7 W 3-0 S. 7 UNC W 3-0 S. 13 Minnesota ^... W 3-2 S. 14 Arkansas ^... W Yellow Jackets S. 14 Marshall ^... W 3-2 S. 20 WISC.-MILWAUKEE #... W 3-0 S. 21 WISC.-MILWAUKEE #... W 3-1 S. 21 AUBURN #... L 1-3 S. 25 Clemson... W 3-0 S. 29 Florida State... W 3-1 O. 4 Maryland... L 1-3 O. 5 Virginia... L 1-3 O. 9 NORTH CAROLINA... W 3-1 O. 12 NC STATE... W 3-1 O. 13 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-1 O. 18 Wake Forest... W 3-0 O. 19 Duke... L 0-3 O. 23 CLEMSON... W 3-0 O. 25 CENTRAL FLORIDA... W 3-0 N. 1 VIRGINIA... W 3-1 N. 2 MARYLAND... L 1-3 N. 4 Georgia State... W 3-0 N. 8 NC State... W 3-2 N. 9 North Carolina... L 1-3 N. 15 DUKE... W 3-0 N. 16 WAKE FOREST... W 3-0 N. 22 FLORIDA STATE &... W 3-0 N. 23 DUKE &... W 3-0 N. 24 #22 MARYLAND &... L 0-3 D. 4 COASTAL CAROLINA +... W 3-0 D. 8 #7 Penn State $... L 0-3 % Kentucky Furman Invitational ^Minnesota Invitational # Courtyard by Marriott Classic & ACC Tournament + NCAA First Round $ NCAA Second Round 1997 (19-15, 10-6 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier A. 29 #5 Long Beach State %... L 0-3 A. 30 #9 UC-Santa Barbara %... L 1-3 S. 1 Pepperdine... L 0-3 S. 2 Cal. State Fullerton... W 3-2 S. 5 BETHUNE COOKMAN... W 3-0 S. 5 W 3-0 S. 6 W 3-1 S. 6 L 0-3 S. 10 Illinois State... L 2-3 S. 12 Illinois ^... L 0-3 S. 13 Duke ^... L 0-3 S. 14 Wisc.-Milwaukee... L 0-3 S. 19 NORTH FLORIDA... W 3-0 S. 20 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 S. 20 SMU... W 3-0 S. 26 DUKE... L 1-3 S. 27 WAKE FOREST... W 3-1 S. 30 Clemson... L 1-3 O. 5 Florida State... L 1-3 O. 10 NC State... W 3-0 O. 11 North Carolina... W 3-2 O. 17 MARYLAND... L 2-3 O. 18 VIRGINIA... L 2-3 O. 24 NORTH CAROLINA... W 3-2 O. 25 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-1 O. 26 N.C. STATE... W 3-0 O. 31 Virginia... W 3-0 N. 1 Maryland... L 2-3 N. 6 CLEMSON... W 3-1 N. 14 Wake Forest... W 3-0 N. 15 Duke... W 3-0 N. 21 North Carolina &... W 3-2 N. 22 Florida State &... W 3-1 N. 23 Clemson &... L 1-3 % Long Beach State Courtyard by Marriott Classic ^ Mizuno USA Cup & ACC Tournament 1998 (22-13, 10-6 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier S. 2 Arizona State... L 1-3 S. 3 Saint Mary s... L 1-3 S. 5 #11 Pacific %... L 0-3 S. 6 #19 Texas A&M %... L 1-3 S. 6 Creighton %... W 3-0 S. 9 Georgia State... L 1-3 S. 11 TEXAS W 3-1 S. 12 SOUTH W 3-0 S. 12 W 3-0 S. 17 Furman... W 3-0 S. 18 South Carolina State ^... W 3-0 S. 18 Alabama-Birmingham ^... W 3-0 S. 18 William and Mary ^... W 3-1 S. 19 College of Charleston^... W 3-0 S. 19 Alabama-Birmingham ^... W 3-0 S. 19 William and Mary ^... W 3-0 S. 25 NORTH CAROLINA... L 1-3 S. 27 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-1 S. 29 NC STATE... W 3-0 O. 2 Maryland... W 3-2 O. 3 Virginia... L 1-3 O. 9 WAKE FOREST... W 3-0 O. 10 DUKE... W 3-2 O. 14 Clemson... L 0-3 O. 20 Wake Forest... W 3-2 O. 25 Duke... W 3-0 O. 27 CLEMSON... W 3-1 O. 30 Florida State... L 0-3 N. 3 MERCER... W 3-0 N. 6 VIRGINIA... L 2-3 N. 7 MARYLAND... W 3-1 N. 12 NC State... W 3-0 N. 13 North Carolina... L 0-3 N. 21 Clemson &... L 2-3 N. 27 Georgia... L 1-3 % Pacific-Nike Courtyard by Marriott Classic ^ Furman Invitational & ACC Tournament 1999 (17-14, 6-10 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier S. 3 Texas-El Paso &... W 3-0 S. 4 Arkansas-Little Rock &... W 3-0 S. 4 Texas-Arlington &... W 3-0 S. 10 SOUTH L 2-3 S. 10 #9 UC-SANTA L 0-3 S. 11 VIRGINIA W 3-0 S. 11 ARIZONA L 0-3 S. 14 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 S. 16 ILLINOIS STATE... W 3-1 S. 17 Winthrop ^... W 3-0 S. 17 Air Force ^... W 3-0 S. 18 Belmont ^... W 3-0 S. 18 Alabama ^... W 3-1 S. 24 Wake Forest... W 3-1 S. 28 Duke... W 3-1 O. 1 #13 CLEMSON... L 1-3 O. 5 NORTH CAROLINA... L 1-3 O. 8 NC STATE... L 2-3 O. 9 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-0 O. 15 Virginia... L 1-3 O. 16 Maryland... L 2-3 O. 22 NC State... L 2-3 O. 23 #25 North Carolina... L 1-3 O. 29 MARYLAND... W 3-0 O. 30 VIRGINIA... W 3-1 N. 2 #14 Clemson... L 0-3 N. 7 Florida State... W 3-1 N. 12 DUKE... L 1-3 N. 13 WAKE FOREST... L 0-3 N. 19 Wake Forest &... L 0-3 N. 26 GEORGIA... W 3-1 % Jason s Deli/UT- Arlington Courtyard by Marriott Classic ^ Crimson Tide Classic & ACC Tournament 1995 Yellow Jackets 2000 (25-8, 13-3 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier ACC Regular Season Co-Champs NCAA First Round S. 1 Davidson... W 3-0 S. 1 UNC-Wilmington %... W 3-0 S. 2 Georgia State %... W 3-0 S. 2 Davidson %... W 3-1 S. 8 #10 L 1-3 S. 9 COASTAL W 3-0 S. 10 #9 L 2-3 S. 12 Georgia State... W 3-0 S. 12 UT-Chattanooga... W 3-0 S. 15 Loyola-Chicago ^... W 3-0 S. 16 Massachusetts ^... W 3-0 S. 16 #3 Colorado State ^... L 0-3 S. 22 North Carolina... L 2-3 S. 23 NC State... W 3-1 S. 29 VIRGINIA... W 3-1 S. 30 MARYLAND... W 3-1 O. 4 Wake Forest... W 3-0 O. 6 Duke... W 3-0 O. 10 CLEMSON... W 3-0 O. 13 Florida State... W 3-2 O. 15 Florida A&M... W 3-0 O. 20 WAKE FOREST... W 3-1 O. 21 DUKE... W 3-2 O. 27 Clemson... W 3-0 N. 3 Maryland... W 3-0 N. 4 Virginia... L 2-3 N. 7 NC STATE... W 3-0 N. 10 FLORIDA STATE... L 1-3 N. 11 NORTH CAROLINA... W 3-2 N. 16 NC State &... W 3-0 N. 17 Duke &... L 2-3 N. 24 Georgia... W 3-0 D. 1 Colorado +... L 1-3 % Davidson Courtyard by Marriott Classic ^ Colorado State/Coors Light Classic & ACC Tournament + NCAA First Round 2001 (19-8, 12-4 ACC) Coach: Shelton Collier NCAA First Round A.31 Texas Tech %... W 3-0 A. 31 #21 Utah %... L 0-3 S. 1 Rhode Island %... W 3-0 S. 7 #12 COLO L 1-3 S. 8 W 3-0 S. 9 W 3-0 S. 18 DUKE... L 2-3 S. 22 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-0 S. 23 WAKE FOREST... W 3-1 S.. 28 CLEMSON... W 3-0 O. 2 NC State... W 3-1 O. 7 North Carolina... L 0-3 O. 12 MARYLAND... W 3-2 O. 13 VIRGINIA... W 3-0 O. 14 ARKANSAS... W 3-1 O. 19 Wake Forest... W 3-2 O. 20 Duke... L 1-3 O. 23 Clemson... W 3-1 O. 27 Florida A&M... W 3-1 O. 28 Florida State... L 2-3 N. 2 NORTH CAROLINA... W 3-2 N. 3 NC STATE... W 3-0 N. 9 Virginia... W 3-0 N. 10 Maryland... W 3-1 N. 16 Maryland &... L 2-3 N. 23 GEORGIA... W 3-0 D. 1 Louisville +... L 2-3 % Utah Classic Courtyard by Marriott Classic & ACC Tournament + NCAA First Round 61

62 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS A LL-T IME COACHING RECORDS David Houser ( ) (.544) (.589) (.500) Mary Ann Ingram ( ) (.385) (.579) (.111) Terry Chambers (1984) 4-22 (.154) (.154) 2002 (33-6, 13-3 ACC) Coach: Bond Shymansky ACC Tournament Champions NCAA Second Round A. 30 Villanova %... W 3-0 A. 30 Rice %... W 3-0 A. 31 #14 Northern Iowa %... L 1-3 A. 31 George Mason %... W 3-0 S. 6 FLORIDA W 3-1 S. 6 #22 W 3-0 S. 7 W 3-1 S. 10 Georgia... W 3-1 S. 13 #19 Michigan State ^... W 3-1 S. 14 South Florida ^... L 2-3 S. 14 #24 Kansas State ^... W 3-1 S. 17 Georgia State... W 3-0 S. 17 Chattanooga... W 3-0 S. 20 ALABAMA!... W 3-2 S. 21 FLA. INTL!... W 3-0 S. 21 CORNELL!... W 3-0 S. 27 Maryland... W 3-1 S. 28 Virginia... W 3-0 O. 1 NC STATE... W 3-0 O. 5 #11 N. CAROLINA... L 2-3 O. 6 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-2 O. 11 Clemson... W 3-2 O. 15 Duke... L 2-3 O. 19 Wake Forest... W 3-1 O. 25 VIRGINIA... W 3-0 O. 26 MARYLAND... W 3-1 N. 1 #13 North Carolina... L 2-3 N. 2 NC State... W 3-0 N. 5 CLEMSON... W 3-1 N. 8 Florida State... W 3-0 N. 10 Florida A&M... W 3-0 N. 15 WAKE FOREST... W 3-0 N. 16 DUKE... W 3-1 N. 22 WAKE FOREST &... W 3-0 N. 23 DUKE &... W 3-1 N. 24 FLORIDA STATE &... W 3-1 N. 29 FLORIDA A&M... W 3-0 D. 5 Florida A&M +... W 3-0 D. 6 #10 Minnesota ~... L 1-3 % George Mason Courtyard by Marriott Classic ^ South Florida Tournament! Georgia Tech Invitational & ACC Tournament + NCAA First Round ~ NCAA Second Round 2003 (34-4, 15-1 ACC) Coach: Bond Shymansky ACC Regular Season Champions NCAA Region Final A. 29 NWESTERN %... W 3-0 A. 30 COASTAL CAr.%... W 3-0 A. 30 ALABAMA %... W 3-0 S. 5 W 3-0 S. 7 W. W 3-0 S. 12 #17 Michigan St. ^... W 3-0 S. 13 #13 Santa Clara ^... W 3-0 S. 14 #5 Nebraska ^... W 3-0 S. 19 #24 WISCONSIN!... W 3-2 S. 20 W. CAROLINA!... W 3-0 S. 20 SOUTH FLORIDA!... W 3-0 S. 23 NC State... W 3-0 S. 28 North Carolina... W 3-0 O. 3 MARYLAND... W 3-1 O. 4 GEORGIA STATE... W 3-0 O. 4 VIRGINIA... W 3-0 O. 10 Wake Forest... W 3-0 O. 11 Duke... W 3-0 O. 14 Clemson... W 3-0 O. 18 Florida State... W 3-0 O. 24 NORTH CAROLINA... W Yellow Jackets O. 25 NC STATE... W 3-1 O. 31 Virginia... W 3-0 N. 1 Maryland... L 2-3 N. 4 DUKE... W 3-0 N. 8 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-0 N. 9 WAKE FOREST... W 3-0 N. 12 GEORGIA... W 3-0 N. 15 CLEMSON... W 3-1 N. 21 Florida State &... W 3-1 N. 22 Virginia &... W 3-0 N. 23 Maryland &... L 1-3 N. 28 Long Beach St. *... L 2-3 N. 29 San Jose State *... W 3-0 D. 4 ALABAMA A&M +... W 3-0 D. 5 FLORIDA A&M ~... W 3-0 D. 12 #8 California =... W 3-1 D. 13 #2 Hawaii?... L 1-3 % Courtyard by Marriott Ohio State Buckeye Classic ^ US Bank/Arby s Nebraska Invitational! Georgia Tech Invitational & ACC Tournament * Baden Thanksgiving Tournament + NCAA First Round ~ NCAA Second Round = NCAA Region Semifinals? NCAA Region Finals 2004 (27-7, 16-0 ACC) Coach: Bond Shymansky ACC Regular Season Champions NCAA Region Semifinals A. 27 #1 USC %... L 0-3 A. 28 #11 Colorado State%... L 1-3 S. 3 L 1-3 S. 4 #23 L 2-3 S. 10 XAVIER^... W 3-0 S. 11 TENNESSEE TECH ^... W 3-0 S. 12 OHIO STATE ^... L 0-3 S. 17 Miami (Ohio)!... W 3-0 S. 18 Middle Tenn. State!... W 3-0 S. 19 IPFW!... W 3-0 S. 24 NORTH CAROLINA... W 3-0 S. 25 NC STATE... W 3-0 S. 28 Clemson... W 3-1 O. 3 Virginia Tech... W 3-0 O. 8 Wake Forest... W 3-0 O. 9 Duke... W 3-0 O. 15 VIRGINIA... W 3-1 O. 16 MARYLAND... W 3-0 O. 19 Georgia State... W 3-1 O. 22 NC State... W 3-0 O. 23 North Carolina... W 3-1 O. 29 FLORIDA STATE... W 3-1 O. 30 MIAMI... W 3-0 N. 1 UCF... W 3-0 N. 5 DUKE... W 3-0 N. 7 WAKE FOREST... W 3-0 N. 12 Maryland... W 3-0 N. 13 Virginia... W 3-0 N. 19 Clemson &... L 1-3 N. 23 Georgia... W 3-0 N. 26 WINTHROP... W 3-0 D. 3 GEORGIA +... W 3-0 D. 4 #16 UCSB ~... W 3-0 D. 10 #4 Minnesota =... L 2-3 % NACWAA Badger Challenge ^ Georgia Tech Invitational! Miami University Invitational & ACC Tournament + NCAA First Round ~ NCAA Second Round = NCAA Region Semifinals Judy Sackfield ( ) (.362) (.133) (.286) (.473) (.556) (.459) (.211) Shelton Collier ( ) (.704) (.750) (.750) (.658) (.743) (.750) (.800) (.559) (.657) (.548) (.758) (.704) Bond Shymansky (2002-Present) (.847) (.846) (.895) (.794) 2004 Yellow Jackets 62

63 YELLOW JACKET LETTERWINNERS AAA Abery, Sheila Adler, Courtney Anderson, Lynnette Annel, Kerry Armstrong, Luann Aston, Marisa BBB Banck, Geeske Beebe, Jacqui Beemsterboer, Jennifer Bell, Kyleen Bickert, Marta Boulet, Aimee Bradley, Heather Brown, Mandy Bruton, Bridget CCC Carter, Mia Castillo, Jennifer Clevenger, Carolyn Coman, Angee DDD Dickerson, Jessica Dorminy, Haley Drummond, Michelle Duncan, Rachelle EEE Eveland, Kele FFF Felling, Cindy Fitts, Susan GGG Gales, Margaret Gartner, Carla Gergen, Jayme Gergesha, Carol Gillespie, Jennifer Golson, Katie Gray, Lindsey Griffith, Elaine Grubka, Laura Grunwald, Heidi HHH Haught, Emily Henson, Linda Hess, Amanda Hinesley, Kristine Holder, Sherri Hood, Michelle JJJ Jenkins, Melissa KKK Kaminskas, Nikki Kearns, Lee Ann Keating, Jaime Kofskey, Lisa Komula, Rochelle Kray, Lisa Kuhn, Laura LLL Laband, Lindsey Lindsay, Laura MMM Mabry, Eida Malins, Wendy Martin, Kim McKee, Sara Medrow, Amanda Mesquita, Tina Miller, Merran Mills, Melinda Matullo, Jennifer Mohs, Katie Moon, Blair Moore, Karla Moran, Alexis Moster, Lynnette NNN Nachtrieb, Andrea Nedderman, Anna OOO Olein, Danielle Olszowka, Donna Omiecinski, Cris Organ, Erica Orr, Jennifer PPP Pachale, Maja Pap, Dori Perrou, Beth Peters, Linda Pierce, Nicole Preiss, Alexandra Prida, Liana Propp, Angie RRR Randall, Jennifer Rullman, Laura SSS Sabo, Amanda Sartor, Sandra Sauer, Lauren Schmid, Sharon Schorn, Dena Scott, Sara Shelby, Christine Shelton, Shannon Showers, Abby Shuchart, Sylvia Smith, Carol Smith, Jennifer Smith, Jessica Smith, Shellee Stegemann, Ulrike Swats, Robin TTT Tebelak, Jennifer Townsend, Teryl VVV Vincent, Keight WWW Wagner, Jennifer Watson, Lori Weston, Jaime Williams, Bessie Wycoff, Wynne ZZZ Zerbi, Mariangeli ALL-T IME CAPTAINS 1980 Cindy Filling 1981 Cindy Filling 1982 Sylvia Shuchart 1983 Sylvia Shuchart 1984 Sheila Abery 1985 Kim Martin 1986 Wynne Wycoff 1987 Robin Swats 1988 Lisa Kofskey 1989 Margaret Gales 1990 Shannon Shelton 1991 Wendy Malins 1992 Jennifer Castillo Melissa Jenkins Jennifer Wagner 1993 Cris Omiecinski Erica Organ Jennifer Wagner 1994 Cris Omiecinski Jennifer Wagner 1995 Kerry Annel 1996 Rochelle Komula Jennifer Orr 1997 Rochelle Komula 1998 Carla Gartner 1999 Kyleen Bell Carolyn Clevenger 2000 Kyleen Bell Kele Eveland Teryl Townsend 2001 Kyleen Bell Kele Eveland 2002 Kele Eveland Alexandra Preiss Lauren Sauer 2003 Kele Eveland Jayme Gergen Alexandra Preiss 2004 Marisa Aston Jayme Gergen Lindsey Laband Most Improved Lindsey Laband MVP Lynnette Moster Best Practice Player Jayme Gergen Coaches Award Marisa Aston Presented to the player who has demonstrated the most improvement in practice and competition Recognizing a player for her personal achievements and outstanding performance Recognizing a player for her stellar efforts in practice in the fall and spring season Given to the player who embodies the spirit of the game and epitomizes what it means to be a Yellow Jacket 1991 Haley Dorminy 1992 Kristine Hinesley 1993 Melissa Jenkins 1994 Andrea Nachtrieb 1995 Lynnette Anderson 1996 Heather Bradley 1997 Danielle Olein 1998 Amanda Sabo 1999 Anna Nedderman 2000 Alexandra Preiss 2001 Alexandra Preiss 2002 Jayme Gergen 2003 Laura Kuhn 2004 Lindsey Laband 1991 Wendy Malins 1992 Jennifer Castillo 1993 Cris Omiecinski 1994 Kerry Annel 1995 Andrea Nachtrieb 1996 Andrea Nachtrieb 1997 Rochelle Komula 1998 Carla Gartner 1999 Maja Pachale 2000 Kele Eveland 2001 Maja Pachale 2002 Lynnette Moster 2003 Kele Eveland/Alexandra Preiss 2004 Lynnette Moster 1991 Jennifer Wagner 1992 Jennifer Wagner 1993 Jennifer Orr 1994 Jennifer Wagner 1995 Rochelle Komula 1996 Sara McKee 1997 Christine Shelby 1998 Anna Nedderman 1999 Kyleen Bell 2000 Courtney Adler 2001 Jayme Gergen 2002 Kele Eveland 2003 Lindsey Laband 2004 Jayme Gergen 1991 Melissa Jenkins 1992 Jennifer Matullo 1993 Kerry Annel 1994 Jennifer Tebelak 1995 Jennifer Orr 1996 Teryl Townsend 1997 Lynnette Anderson 1998 Maja Pachale 1999 Sara McKee 2000 Christine Shelby 2001 Dori Pap 2002 Alexandra Preiss 2003 Jayme Gergen 2004 Marisa Aston 63

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