Tim Toon Head Volleyball Coach (17th Year) Vince Ruzicka Assistant Volleyball Coach (2nd Year) Michael Tyas Volleyball Manager (2nd Year)

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1 Tim Toon Head Volleyball Coach (17th Year) M.Ed. * Stephen F. Austin State University B.S. * Brigham Young University - Hawaii Walla Walla community college 2009 Volleyball coaches Vince Ruzicka Assistant Volleyball Coach (2nd Year) B.S. * Eastern Washington University Tim Toon enters his 17 th year as head coach of the Warrior program, and is in his 26 th year as a collegiate volleyball coach. Before coming to WWCC, Tim spent 2 years at Whitman College, 5 years at Rice University and 2 years at Stephen F. Austin State University. During his tenure at WWCC, Toon has guided Warrior teams to twelve NWAACC tournament appearances. Four out of the last five years, the WWCC volleyball program has placed 3 rd or better competing against all Oregon & Washington Community Colleges. In 2004, the Warriors were within a few points of claiming the NWAACC Championship, losing to Clackamas Community College in 5 games. In 2005, the Warriors claimed their first NWAACC Championship with a 4-game win over Mt. Hood Community College. In 2006, Toon guided a team with 9 freshmen to a 3 rd place finish at the Championship tournament. The 2007 Warrior squad finished 7th, losing to the top 2 teams In the NWAACC. The 2008 Warrior squad finished 2nd In the NWAACC, losing to a Chemeketa team that capped off a perfect 50-0 season. Toon was named Eastern Region Coach of the Year 4 times & NWAACC Coach of the Year twice. Also during this span, 5 Warriors players have been named to the AVCA All-American Team. Toon expects his players to compete as hard in the classroom as they do on the volleyball court. The majority of his players graduate with their AA degrees, earning GPAs well above 3.0. In 17 years, 34 WWCC Merit Scholars and one NWAACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year have represented the volleyball program. Toon is also known for helping players find 4-year schools to continue their academic and volleyball careers. He has not only helped WWCC players, but has been called on to help numerous other athletes throughout the Walla Walla area find places to play. In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, Tim has spent many years as a volleyball clinician in Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii, Indiana and Texas. In 1991, he worked with the Houston Juniors, an Olympic development volleyball program, then helped established a similar program in Walla Walla. At WWCC, Tim is the Chairman of the Physical Education Department and teaches a variety of Recreation and Activity classes. He has served on many committees at WWCC and the NWAACC. Tim grew up in Santa Barbara, California, distinguishing himself as an outstanding high school basketball and volleyball athlete. As a collegiate volleyball player at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, Toon was twice named to the All-Western Collegiate Volleyball Conference Team. He later completed his playing career at Brigham Young University-Hawaii, earning a degree in physical education. In 1986, Toon received his masters degree in physical education at Stephen F. Austin. Tim has been married for twenty one years to his wife, Beth. She is a licensed mental health therapist and has a private practice in Walla Walla. Tim and Beth are involved in a local Christian church and are raising their two high school aged sons, Kevin & Parker. Walla Walla Community College is a great place, states Toon. This institution values its employees and has created an atmosphere conducive to athletic and academic success for its students. I am proud to be a Warrior. Several years ago I was burned out on coaching and was interviewing for other jobs until God told me to relax and that He wanted me to coach. Since that time, I realized that coaching was not about me being successful, but about working hard for every player in my program so they can have a great experience. Unprecedented success has followed. It is with great excitement that Vince returns as the Assistant Volleyball Coach at Walla Walla Community College. Although he had not coached volleyball before, his lifetime devotion to sports and his training in Psychology proved to be a valuable asset to a Warrior volleyball team that finished 2nd in the NWAACC last Fall. During the off-season, Vince played a key role in recruiting and used his strong administrative skills to prepare the volleyball program for the upcoming season. A great assistant is hard to find states Head Volleyball Coach Tim Toon. Vince is an exceptionally hard worker and is very loyal to WWCC and our volleyball program. His personality meshes very well with our players and he has learned a lot about volleyball In the past year. Vince s performance as an Assistant Coach has exceeded expectations in every area of responsibility. As a WWCC student from , Vince was a fixture at all sporting events on campus. He, along with super fan Sean McKillip, started the WARRIOR RUMBLE - a student pep group famous for creating a home court advantage for the Warriors in the Dome. After graduation from WWCC, Vince ventured to Eastern Washington University, earning his Applied Psychology degree in Vince is employed full-time at Walla Walla Community College, working as a Educational Talent Search Advisor. In October, Vince will be married to the girlfriend he met while attending WWCC. Michael Tyas Volleyball Manager (2nd Year) Michael joined the Warrior staff last year and returns for an encore performance in He is a student at Walla Walla Community College studying to be a Veterinarian Assistant and will turn 22 this Fall. Michael is an inspiration to all that come into contact with him. While riding his bicycle in 2002, Michael was struck by a drunk driver and suffered a long list of permanent injuries. Despite the scares on his body, Michael never seems to run out of energy states Head Volleyball Coach Tim Toon. He has a true servant s heart and enjoys sharing his passion for life with those involved in the volleyball program. Michael helps run drills in practice and runs the scoreboard during matches and tournaments. While attending Walla Walla High School, Michael spent 2 years as a Student Athletic Trainer. He graduated with his diploma in In his spare time, Michael can be found hiking out at Bennington Lake, enjoying all the wildlife in the area. Women s Volleyball Media Guide

2 Walla Walla community college 2009 VOLLEYBALL TEAM # Name Yr Ht Pos Hometown High School 1 Ashley VanCurler Fr. 6 0 RS Liberty Lake, WA Central Valley 2 Corrine Holbrook Fr. 5 7 OH Walla Walla, WA Walla Walla 3 Emilee Toft Fr MB Spokane Valley, WA University 4 Megan Tompkins Soph 5 4 Lib. Walla Walla, WA DeSales 5 Nikki Long Fr OH Genesee, ID Genesee 6 Brandie Riggs Soph 5 5 S Mt. Home, ID Mountain Home 7 Carley Miller Fr. 5 6 Lib. LaGrande, OR LaGrande 8 Sarah McLean Soph 5 5 S Kennewick, WA Kamiakin 9 Ashley Magee Soph 5 11 MB Spokane, WA North Central 10 MJ Celentano Fr. 5 9 RS Nampa, ID Nampa 12 Brittany Carcich Fr. 5 8 Lib. Genesee, ID Genesee 16 Cassie Phippen Soph 6 0 MB Boise, ID Capital 20 Sharsti Goff Fr. 5 4 S Horseshoe Bend, ID Horseshoe Bend 33 Madison Baxter Fr OH Walla Walla, WA Walla Walla Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Tim Toon Vince Ruzicka v i s i t u s a t : h t t p : / / w w w. w w c c. e d u / a t h l e t i c s / Walla Walla Community College Warriors

3 Walla Walla community college 2009 SEASON OUTLOOK Head Coach Tim Toon, now in his 17 th year at WWCC, is very excited about the season ahead. Toon states that we are going to be young in a few key positions, but by the end of the year, should be a top 5 team in the NWAACC. Our sophomores are strong and steady players. They had a great off-season and are ready to lead this team to a great season. The freshmen come into the program with quality high school and club experience. Blending the freshmen and sophomores might mean a slow start, but we ll be tough at the end of the season. The Warriors will compete with seven other NWAACC Eastern Region teams to qualify for the conference championships in November. League play is always tough. We have a good shot at securing one of the top play-off spots from the East. Once you get to the NWAACC Tournament, anything can happen. The hottest team that weekend wins the NWAACC title. The non-conference schedule for the Warriors is tough on purpose. Playing the best teams is the only way to get better. Every tournament will match WWCC against top 10 teams in the NWAACC. In tournament play, we will play most matches with a split squad, meaning a lot of players will get court time. Despite this depth-building philosophy, we should compete for the tournament championship at every event. This will be another fun year. We have a great group of young women representing WWCC on the court, in the classroom and in our community. This 2009 team is one all of us will be proud of. Date Opponent Site Time AUGUST 24 at Yakima (scrimmage) Yakima TBA 28 & 29 at Chemeketa Tournament Salem, OR TBA SEPTEMBER 1 at Whitman College Sherwood Center 7:00 9 * Blue Mountain Home 6:00 11 & 12 at Spokane Tournament Spokane Falls TBA 16 * at Big Bend Moses Lake 6:00 17 Southwestern Oregon Home 2:30 17 Chemeketa Home 5:00 18 & 19 WWCC Crossover Home TBA 23 * at Treasure Valley Ontario (pacific) 5:00 25 * Spokane Home 6:00 28 at Walla Walla University College Place 7:00 30 * Wenatchee Home 6:00 OCTOBER 2 * at Yakima Yakima 6:00 7 * Columbia Basin Home 6:00 12 Walla Walla University Home 6:00 14 * at Blue Mountain Pendleton 6:00 16 & 17 at Pierce Crossover Lakewood (Tacoma) TBA 21 * Big Bend Home 6:00 22 * Treasure Valley Home 6:00 28 * at Spokane Spokane Falls 6:00 NOVEMBER 4 * at Wenatchee Wenatchee 6:00 6 * Yakima Home 6:00 11 * at Columbia Basin Pasco 6:00 13 or 14 Possible Tiebreaker Play-Off Match TBA TBA at NWAACC Tournament Gresham, OR TBA DECEMBER 5 at Sophomore All-Star Event Moses Lake 12:00 Hosted by Big Bend CC * Denotes Conference Match 2009 Volleyball Schedule Women s Volleyball Media Guide

4 President s Message Coach Tim Toon and his group of nine freshmen and five sophomores are anticipating a winning volleyball season after last year s excellent 35 win-10 loss overall record. This talented team will provide high level competition in a skilled league and they re looking forward to the challenge. Athletics play an important role in the collegiate experience, and as these student athletes succeed in their sport, they also move toward rewarding careers and futures. That is why WWCC continues to provide extracurricular opportunities that enhance student success in the classroom as they focus on their educational goals. As we reach into the community and beyond with our athletic prowess, your support for WWCC s athletic programs is outstanding and appreciated by all concerned. Special thanks also goes to Warrior Club members for their financial assistance, volunteer hours and dedication to providing a high quality athletic program. Additionally, the Associated Student Body and student athletes themselves contribute to the financial viability of athletics on campus. Thank you for your continued support of our athletes and our College. Sincerely, Steven L. VanAusdle President Vice President of Student Services Let s go Warriors! The season is here, and the staff and administration are excited to welcome you to another season of Walla Walla Community College Athletics. Your support for our Women s Volleyball team this year will be an essential ingredient in the team s success. Our College believes that athletics contributes to a great campus atmosphere. Our studentathletes regularly match or exceed the academic performance of our general student population. These same student-athletes are often active in community service besides their classroom and athletic competition activities. Walla Walla Community College is all about creating opportunities, and the women you will see on the volleyball court are taking advantage of one such opportunity. Coach Toon has put together a tough schedule. His team has worked hard to prepare for the season. They appreciate your support and everyone is ready for a great season. Dr. Clint Gabbard Vice President of Student Services Athletic Director Welcome to the 2009 fall sports season. The athletic department is very excited about the groups of outstanding student-athletes that our fall coaches have put together to compete for the Warriors this year. Warrior fans can expect a great deal of excitement in the athletic arena this fall. Our coaching staff is dedicated to excellence in the classroom as well as on the playing fields and courts, and our college and community can feel proud of their association with these fine young people. Walla Walla Community College and the Warrior Athletic Program are committed to providing quality opportunities for men and women to receive an education and compete in the athletic arena. We believe that athletics are an integral part of the overall education of our student-athletes, and that their involvement in our athletic programs will provide them with life skills that will help them achieve success throughout their lives. We thank you for coming out and supporting our hard-working and dedicated student-athletes and coaches. We also want to invite you to take membership in our Warrior Club. This organization provides support for our student-athletes and programs, and plays an instrumental role in helping our studentathletes to achieve the kind of success they desire. Join the Warrior Club by calling , and become a part of the excitement today. GO WARRIORS! Jeff Reinland Director of Athletics Walla Walla Community College is committed to provide equal opportunity and nondiscrimination for all educational and employment applicants as well as for its students and employed staff, without regard to race, color, creed, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, including gender expression/identity, marital status, age (over 40), the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, the use of trained guide dog or service animal by a person with a disability, or status as a Vietnam and/or disabled veteran, National Guard member or reservist in accordance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Federal Rehabilitation of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and any other applicable Federal and Washington State laws against discrimination. For further information or to request accommodation, contact WWCC s Disabilities Support Services Office: Walla Walla Campus (509) Clarkston Campus (509) TDD (509) Walla Walla Community College Warriors

5 Walla Walla community college 2009 Player Profiles Madison Baxter 5 10 Outside Hitter from Walla Walla, WA 33 Up very high Dominate net player Excellent High School career Will be an excellent collegiate outside hitter Interested in Business & Interior Design Walla Walla High School: 3.77 Grade Point Average Scholar-Athlete Award 2 Times named All-Conference Varsity Track athlete. Brittany Carcich 5 8 Libero from Genesee, ID 12 Great attitude & desire to play collegiate volleyball Solid ball control Mean jump float serve Interested in Elementary Education Genesee High School: Most Improved Player Most Inspirational Player Best Defensive Player 6 years of club experience State qualifier as a Senior Also participated In Varsity Cheer & Softball. MJ Celentano 5 9 Right Side Hitter from Nampa, ID 10 WWCC Merit Scholar Jumps very well Takes advantage of being left handed Raw now but will develop into an excellent collegiate player Interested in the Sciences Nampa High School: 4.0 Grade Point Average 4 years on Honor Roll All-Academic Team Team Captain All- Conference 4A All-Star Team Lots of club experience Also played Varsity Basketball. Sharsti Goff 5 4 Setter from Horseshoe Bend, ID 20 Great High School career playing on a very good team Competitive Polished setter ready to make the jump to the collegiate game Interested in Nursing & Sports Medicine Horseshoe Bend High School: Honor Roll 4 times named All-State Idaho Statesman Player of the Week 4 year Varsity starter 4 times All-League 3 times Most Valuable Player 3 times Team Captain Multiple League & District Championships State Champions as Senior - 3rd as a Junior Accomplished Basketball & Track Athlete. Women s Volleyball Media Guide

6 Walla Walla community college 2009 Player Profiles Corrine Holbrook 5 7 Outside Hitter from Walla Walla, WA 2 WWCC Merit Scholar Will switch from the middle position in high school to an outside hitter at WWCC Outstanding ball control & defense Solid all-round skill Interested In Sciences & Interior Design Walla Walla High School: 3.93 Grade Point Average Ranked #18 in a class of 472 Scholar-Athlete Award National Honor Society Academic State Champion Team. Nikki Long 5 10 Outside Hitter from Genesee, ID 5 Great High School career will springboard her into an outstanding collegiate career Impact Player Pounds the ball and is a solid blocker Highly recruited Interested in Elementary Education & Physical Education Genesee High School: Rookie of the Year 3 year Varsity starter 3 times All-League 3 times All-State 2 times All-Palouse Offensive Player of the Year Bulldog Player of the Year Team Player of the Year Holds 3 school records KLEWE TV Player of the Week Qualified for State 4 years - Best finish was 2nd Team Academic Award Accomplished Basketball & Softball player. Ashley Magee * Team Captain 5 11 Middle Blocker from Spokane, WA 9 Smart hitter & blocker Very quick in the middle Will be a big part of our offense Tough serve Wants to be a Social worker North Central High School: All-Conference Team Captain Twice named Most Improved Player 5 years of club experience AP Honor Roll Last Season at WWCC:.247 Hitting Percentage 218 Kills 13 Service Aces 94 Digs 125 Blocks.91 Blocks per Game Most Improved Player. Sarah McLean 5 5 Setter from Kennewick, WA 8 Polished collegiate setter Tough serve Exceptionally steady on and off the court Taking Prerequisites for Dental Hygiene Kamiakin High School: Team Captain All-Conference Sportsmanship Award 6th at State in years of club volleyball Honor Roll & National Honor Society Also played Varsity Tennis Last Season at WWCC: 837 Setting Assists 6.29 Assists per Game 49 Service Aces.37 Aces per Game 224 Digs All-Tournament at Chemeketa Invitational 2nd Team All-Star at NWAACC Tournament Coaches Award. Walla Walla Community College Warriors

7 Walla Walla community college 2009 Player Profiles Carley Miller 5 6 Libero from LaGrande, OR 7 WWCC Merit Scholar Solid ball control and overall skill Mean jump float serve Scrappy & aggressive Interested in Biology LaGrande High School: 3.97 Grade Point Average 4 years on Honor Roll Twice named All-League Team Captain Defensive Most Valuable Player Scholar-Athlete Award. Cassie Phippen 6 0 Middle Blocker from Boise, ID 16 Offensive skills have Improved a ton Big and strong hands for blocking Tough jump floater serve Interested in Health & Psychology fields Capital High School: State Academic Champions 3rd & 5th Place at State Tournaments Most Stuff Blocks (50) Most Service Aces (44) 4 years of club volleyball Last Season at WWCC:.193 Hitting Percentage 73 Kills 13 Service Aces 27 Digs 32 Blocks.43 Blocks per Game. Brandie Riggs * Team Captain 5 5 Setter from Mountain Home, ID 6 Setting skills have Improved a ton Very strong and fit Great all-round athlete Competitive spirit Mountain Home High School: Twice named All-Conference Most Valuable Player Twice named Team Captain All-Time Assist Leader Spirit Award 2 years of club volleyball Numerous Basketball awards Last Season at WWCC: 193 Setting Assists 3.71 Assists per Game 10 Kills 9 Service Aces 46 Digs. Emilee Toft 5 11 Middle Blocker from Spokane Valley, WA 3 Excellent jumper Raw but will develop into very good collegiate player Solid hitter & blocker Interested in Nursing University High School: Honor Roll Team Captain 2 year Varsity starter 21 kills against Ferris Lots of club experience Participated at Nationals with her club team. Women s Volleyball Media Guide

8 Walla Walla community college 2009 Player Profiles Megan Tompkins * Team Captain 5 4 Libero from College Place, WA 4 Great leader Excellent ball control skills Flies around on defense Greatly Improved back row hitting & serve Pre-Pharmacy Major WWCC Merit Scholar with 3.96 GPA DeSales High School: Twice named Most Valuable Player 4 All-Conference Awards Named Best Defender 4 times Team Captain 3 years 3 years of club volleyball 4th & 5th place finishes at State Sportsmanship Award Numerous Softball Awards Last Season at WWCC: 11 Kills 13 Service Aces 522 Digs 4.35 Digs per Game 2.4 Serve Receive. Ashley VanCurler 6 0 Right Side Hitter from Liberty Lake, WA 1 Raw & waiting to explode as a collegiate player Takes advantage of being left handed Up high at the net Solid all-round player Interested in the Dental field Central Valley High School: 6 years of club experience 2 years of Varsity volleyball Most Improved Player Team 2nd at District play-offs in Walla Walla Community College Warriors

9 COLLEGE PROFILE/ATHLETICS PROGRAM OUTLINE AND CONTACTS Located at the foot of the Blue Mountains in Southeastern Washington, Walla Walla Community College offers a variety of academic transfer programs and over 30 technical and paraprofessional programs. The twin communities of Walla Walla and College Place house a wide variety of agriculture, manufacturing, business and government employers. The communities are also home to Whitman College, Walla Walla College, and Walla Walla Community College, adding an educational base and cultural opportunities to the historic region. Warm Summers, crisp Winters, and beautiful Spring and Fall months provide four distinct seasons to enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities. Walla Walla Community College is also home to ten varsity sports with highly competitive programs in Men s and Women s Soccer, Volleyball, Men s and Women s Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Men s and Women s Golf, and Rodeo. Athletic Department Directory Men s and Women s Soccer Chad Bodnar... TEL: chad.bodnar@wwcc.edu Volleyball Tim Toon... TEL: tim.toon@wwcc.edu Men s Basketball Jeff Reinland... TEL: jeff.reinland@wwcc.edu Women s Basketball Bobbi Hazeltine... TEL: bobbi.hazeltine@wwcc.edu Baseball Dave Meliah... TEL: david.meliah@wwcc.edu Softball Mike Staudenmaier... TEL: mike.staudenmaier@wwcc.edu Men s and Women s Golf Mike Rostollan... TEL: mike.rostallan@wwcc.edu Rodeo Buster Barton... TEL: buster.barton@wwcc.edu Women s Volleyball Media Guide

10 2008 Season Volleyball Team Records Individual Records Number Student-Athlete Year Career Digs 2061 Danielle Porter Career Aces 181 Lindsey Robertson Career Assists 2515 Lindsey Robertson Career Blocks 491 Brittney Kubik Career Kills 948 Aubrey Harding Season Digs 1034 Danielle Porter 2007 Season Kills 577 Aubrey Harding 2004 Season Aces 107 Lindsey Robertson 2004 Season Assists 1618 Lindsey Robertson 2004 Season Blocks 308 Brittney Kubik 2004 Season Serve Receive Rating 2.52 Danielle Porter 2007 Season Hitting Percentage.419 Brittney Kubik 2005 Season Kills per Game 4.17 Dana VanAusdle Amanda Grumbach 2007 Season Assists per Game Lindsey Robertson 2004 Season Digs per Game 8.14 Danielle Porter 2007 Season Blocks per Game 2.17 Brittney Kubik 2004 Season Aces per Game.84 Maggie Gerling 2003 Match Assists 72 Lindsey Robertson 2004 Match Blocks 16 Elizabeth Shuyler 2005 Match Kills 33 Aubrey Harding 2004 Match Digs 47 Nicole Engeberg 2004 Match Aces 11 Amanda Grumbach 2008 WWCC Volleyball A Pattern of Success * Team GPA of 3.4 * All Sophomores from last year graduated with AA degrees * Overall Record * 4 Players on All-Academic Team * 4 Merit Scholars * 3 All-Conference Players * Including the MVP * 3 Sophomore All-Stars * 2 All-Americans * East Region Champions * East Region Coach of the Year * 2nd Place finish in the NWAACC (Oregon & Washington) * Ranked #2 in the NWAACC - Final Coaches Poll ACCOMPLISHMENTS OVER LAST 5 YEARS * WWCC - One of the Elite Teams In the NWAACC * NWAACC Champions in 2005 * 2nd Place at NWAACC Championships in 2004 * 2nd Place at NWAACC Championships in 2008 * 3rd Place at NWAACC Championships in 2006 * Top 5 in the NWAACC Every Year * Finished Higher at NWAACC Tournament Than Any East Region Team 4 out of the last 5 years * Best Team In Washington 4 out of the Last 5 Years * Overall Record (.784 Win %) * 3 Eastern Region Championships * 5 All-Americans * 3 Times East Region Coach of the Year * 2 Times NWAACC Coach of the Year * NWAACC Tournament Coach of the Year WWCC VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS THAT HAVE GONE ON TO PLAY AT 4-YEAR SCHOOLS 1994 Cori Amos Western Montana 1996 Katie Lathrop Nevada-Las Vegas Stacie Rogers NcNeese State Tricia Carlisle Northwest College 1997 Mindy John Northwest Nazarene 1998 Angie Reed Tennessee State Meghan Muxen Pacific University 1999 Jody Roy South Carolina -Spartanburg 2000 Jaime Bishop Western Montana Courtney Brandon Evergreen State Emily Avery Savannah College of Art & Design Tracy Hilton William Penn Mandee Romero Whitman College 2001 Angie Smetana Mesa State Tyger Spencer Lewis-Clark State 2002 Dana VanAusdle Mesa State Breayn Bussell College of the Ozarks 2003 Heidi Fritchman Montana State Northern 2004 Lindsey Robertson Alaska Anchorage Aubrey Harding Albertson 2005 Brittney Kubik Lewis-Clark State Elizabeth Shuyler Univ. of Indianapolis 2006 Amy Small Washington State Sarah Rusch Whitworth 2007 Jennifer Muzzall Univ. of Great Falls Danielle Porter Central Washington University Noelle Carstens Eastern Oregon University Julie Butterfield Eastern Oregon University 2008 Jenna Kragt Univ. of Tennessee - Martin 10 Walla Walla Community College Warriors

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12 2009 Season Record Date Opponent W or L Scores Overall Conf Chemeketa L 25-15, 25-18, Green River W 25-12, 25-19, 22-25, Shoreline W 25-20, 25-23, Mt. Hood W 25-19, 25-12, Tacoma W 25-14, Spokane W 27-25, 25-19, 14-25, CBC W 25-15, Wenatchee W 25-16, 12-25, Treasure Valley L 25-17, Clackamas L 25-22, 11-25, Wenatchee L 25-20, 25-16, Big Bend W 25-15, 25-16, Linn-Benton W 25-8, 25-16, Edmonds L 18-25, 25-19, 25-27, 25-19, Green River W 25-20, 25-20, SW Oregon L 25-22, 25-23, Skagit Valley W 23-25, 25-16, 25-20, Umpqua W 25-12, 25-9, Evergreen St. W 25-18, 25-16, Treasure Valley W 25-19, 25-23, 20-25, CBC L 25-19, 25-14, 18-25, Wenatchee W 22-25, 25-16, 25-23, Walla Walla U. W 25-14, 16-25, 25-19, Yakima W 25-11, 25-16, Blue Mt. W 20-25, 25-12, 25-13, Spokane W 29-31, 25-20, 18-25, 25-17, Tacoma W 25-19, Olympic W 25-6, SW Oregon W 25-14, 21-25, Mt. Hood W 25-15, 25-19, Edmonds L 25-13, 25-21, Walla Walla U W 25-14, 25-20, 22-25, Big Bend W 25-21, 25-22, Treasure Valley W 25-20, 25-20, Columbia Basin W 25-22, 25-12, Wenatchee W 25-18, 25-15, 22-25, Yakima W 25-18, 17-25, 25-18, Blue Mt. W 25-16, 21-25, 17-25, 25-20, EAST REGION CHAMPIONS NWAACC CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT Skagit Valley W 25-22, 25-20, Clackamas W 25-22, 16-25, 24-26, 29-27, Edmonds L 15-25, 25-22, 21-25, 25-22, Columbia Basin W 28-30, 25-23, Clackamas W 25-21, Edmonds W 25-22, Chemeketa L 25-22, 15-25, 25-17, nd Place * NWAACC Championships 12 Walla Walla Community College Warriors

13 ESTABLISHED Walla Walla Community College Campus Map Information FAX Web Site OLLEGE 1967 C WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY Tausick Way To Airport 1 Main Entrance New Construction Softball 2 Campus Drive Soccer Fields Baseball Isaacs Avenue Tennis Courts To Craik Building 5 To Highway Interchange Golf Campus Drive j k Titus Creek Titus Creek N 9 TDD Mill Creek 1. Center for Enology & Viticulture ( ) 2. Auto Technology ( ) 3. Health Science and Performing Arts ( ) 4. Technology Center ( ) 5. Turf Equipment / Maintenance (Craik Building) 6. First Flight Child Center 7. John Deere Training Center ( ) 8. Diesel Mechanics ( ) 9. Farrier & Grounds Maintenance ( ) 10 Applied Technology Training Center ( ) 11. Greenhouse 12. Water and Environmental Center ( ) 13. Auto Body ( ) 14. Welding & Precision Machining Tech ( ) 16. Music & ESL Offices ( ) 17. Cosmetology ( ) 18. China Pavillion ( ) 19. Conference Center & ITV ( ) 20. Bookstore, Business Office, Cafeteria 21. Administration, Library, Sciences & Student Services ( ) 22. Business Ed, Academic Ed, & Transitional Studies ( ) 23. Women s Center 24. Parent Child Center 25. Dietrich Activity Center (Gym) DRIVING DIRECTIONS TO Walla Walla Community College From Tri-Cities 1. Drive east on Highway Take the Port of Walla Walla Airport exit. 3. Turn right onto Airport Way and cross Isaacs Avenue (four-way stop). Airport Way turns into Tausick Way. 4. The entrance to the campus is 100 yards beyond Isaacs Avenue. Turn left and proceed to the large parking lot in front of the main college complex. 5. There is no reserved parking in the parking lots. No parking permit is required. From Spokane 1. Drive west on Highway Take the Port of Walla Walla Airport exit. 3. Turn left onto Airport Way and cross Isaacs Avenue (four-way stop). Airport Way turns into Tausick Way. 4. The entrance to the campus is 100 yards beyond Isaacs Avenue. Turn left and proceed to the large parking lot in front of the main college complex. 5. There is no reserved parking in the parking lots. No parking permit is required. From the Walla Walla Airport 1. Take a right out of the airport parking lot. 2. Follow Airport Way through the underpass and to the four-way stop. 3. Continue to go straight at the four-way stop. Airport Way turns into Tausick Way. 4. The entrance to the campus is 100 yards beyond Isaacs Avenue. Turn left and proceed to the large parking lot in front of the main college complex. 5. There is no reserved parking in the parking lots. No parking permit is required. Women s Volleyball Media Guide 13

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15 NEW SCORING CHANGE All non-deciding games will now be played to 25 points (instead of 30) Deciding game still played to 15 points Hepler s Big Cheese Pizza Serving Contest In addition to watching exciting volleyball, fans will have the opportunity to participate in the WWCC Volleyball Serving Contest at all regular season home matches. Our generous sponsor for this event is Hepler s Big Cheese Pizza. LIBERO The Libero is a defensive & passing specialist that can enter the back row for any player. They wear a different color jersey to set them apart from the rest of the team. The addition of the Libero will make for better team ball control and longer rallies. x x Line of Servers x x x NET = Hula Hoop Hepler s Big Cheese Pizza Eastgate WE NOW DELIVER! Restrictions on the Libero: Can t play front row Can t jump and hit the ball if the ball is above the height of the net Can t set the balls with their fingers Libero can serve for one designated player Rules-Serving Contest Event will take place immediately after all 2009 home volleyball matches. Tournaments and scrimmages excluded. Fans will register their names at the front door. Only one entry per person per match will be allowed. Before prizes are awarded to the winners, eligibility will be verified. Immediately after each match, five names will be drawn and called out by the PA announcer. Those called will attempt two serves. The ball must travel over the net and directly hit one of the hula hoops. The ball may not bounce before hitting one of the targets. PRIZES: Hitting Inside Hula Hoop Free Pizza! The mission of Walla Walla Community College is to provide comprehensive educational programs and essential support services to meet the individual and community needs of a diverse population throughout the four-county district. While carrying out this mission, the College strives to be an accessible, community-based and performance-oriented institution. Walla Walla Community College has rapidly grown from 850 students in 1967 to a present annual enrollment of 12,000. Beautifully located on approximately 100 acres, the Walla Walla campus has become an educational and cultural center for Southeastern Washington. Extending its facilities and programs throughout its four-county district, Walla Walla Community College s Clarkston Center, located in Clarkston, Washington, is the hub of educational activity in Asotin and Garfield counties. WWCC also maintains a Downtown Center campus in Walla Walla, and a facility at the Washington State Penitentiary. For more information about transfer or vocational programs contact the Student Development Center (509) , the Student Support Services Office (509) , or admissions@mail. wwcc.edu For student information visit the Student Kiosk. Women s Volleyball Media Guide 15