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C.W. POST
PIONEERS
2011 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
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2011 Women’s VOLLEYBALL Media Guide
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PIONEERS
C.W. POST ATHLETICS
2010-11 QUICK FACTS:
Overall Record: 188-127-6 (.595 winning pct.)
Conference Record: 103-51-1 (.667 winning pct.)
• 30 student-athletes were named All-Americans.
• 60 student-athletes received All-Conference recognition.
• Five programs won their conference championships
(men’s cross country, women’s soccer, men’s basketball,
women’s basketball, and men’s lacrosse).
• Eight programs participated in NCAA Championships.
• Softball won its third NCAA East Regional in the last five
seasons, advancing to the College World Series
WOMEN’S SPORTS
Basketball
Cross Country
Field Hockey
Lacrosse
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Tennis
Volleyball
MEN’S SPORTS
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Football
Lacrosse
Soccer
C.W. POST ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT
Intercollegiate athletics is a key component to the success of Long Island University. The Intercollegiate Athletics Program at C.W. Post develops leadership skills, personal character, discipline and competitiveness in an environment where the foremost goal is academic achieve
ment
and the successful completion of the University’s academic requirements for graduation.
Each student-athlete is a representative of the University and C.W. Post, and will conform to the letter and spirit of all rules and regulations,
including those contained in the Campus Ethos Statement and will reflect the University’s commitment to excellence and access.
The Intercollegiate Athletics Program strives to offer a wide range of opportunities in an environment that encourages diversity; remain responsive to student, faculty and public interest; inspire the belief that the success of the overall department is greater than that of the individu
al team; and create an enduring source of pride for student-athletes, alumni and the greater communities in which the program is a part.
The Program endorses the following Foundations of Athletic Excellence:
• Leadership
• Accountability
• Pride
• Competitiveness
• Integrity
• Service
• Respect
• Commitment
• Sportsmanship
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION
2010 All-Conference
ECC Second Team
Makamae Namahoe
Conference ................................East Coast Conference
Head Coach .................. Shellane Ogoshi (Hofstra ‘07)
Phone Number ..................................... (516) 299-3854
Best Time to Reach Shellane..................... Afternoons
Record at C.W. Post................................................14-14
Overall Collegiate Coaching Record ................... Same
Assistant Coaches ........................................... Jose Brito
Arena (Capacity) ......Pratt Recreation Center (3,000)
2010 Overall Record ...............................................20-13
2010 ECC Record ........................................................6-6
For more Pioneers info:
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Visit www.cwpostpioneers.com
Rosters • Scores
Schedules • Statistics
Credits
The 2011 C.W. Post Volleyball media guide was written,
edited and designed by the C.W. Post Athletic Media Relations
Office. Design and layout by Patrick McWalters using InDesign CS3 and Photoshop CS3. Special thanks to Sarah Ralls,
Jill Fisher, Marie Guarnieri, and Shellane Ogoshi for their
assistance.
Individual headshots, cover photos and action photography
by Joe Rogate.
Cover design by Patrick McWalters.
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2011 C.W. POST VOLLEYBALL OVERVIEW
Long Island/New York City .......................................... 2
This is C.W. Post ............................................................. 3
Pioneers in the Community .......................................... 4
Coaching Staff .................................................................. 5
2011 C.W. Post Roster ................................................... 6
Season Outlook................................................................ 7
Pioneer Profiles.......................................................... 8-11
2010 Statistics ................................................................12
2010 Results....................................................................13
History and Records .....................................................14
East Coast Conference .................................................15
C.W. Post Administration .....................................16-17
Athletics Staff .................................................................18
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C.W. POST
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FIRSTRATE
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RATE FACIL
FACILITIES
The C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University is known
for small classes and personal attention from dedicated and highly
credentialed professors. C.W. Post offers more than 250 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degree programs, many of which carry the
endorsement of the world’s top accrediting agencies, including the
American Psychological Association, the American Library Association, AACSB International – the Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business, and many more.
The safe and secure, 307-acre C.W. Post Campus is widely
acclaimed for its scenic beauty and distinguished architecture.
Its academic, cultural and recreational facilities include three
art galleries, 80 student organizations, the world-class Tilles
Center for the Performing Arts and a premier research library
with more than three million volumes.
SCHOOLS OF STUDY
C.W. Post is located on Long Island in the Village of
Brookville, one of the most sought-after residential
communities in the United States. Our location, just 10
minutes by car from the Long Island Expressway, means that
you can quickly get to major shopping malls, beautiful beaches,
parks and gardens, historic landmarks that include the former
homes of U.S. presidents, multiplex movie theaters, sports
centers, planetariums and museums. The campus is just 50
minutes from the corporate and entertainment capital of the
world – New York City.
The C.W. Post Campus includes six schools of study: the College
of Information and Computer Science, including the acclaimed Palmer School of Library and Information Science; the College of Management, including the schools of Business, Professional Accountancy
and Public Service; the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, with 13
academic departments; the School of Education; the School of Health
Professions and Nursing, and the School of Visual and Performing
Arts. For more information visit our Web site at www.liu.edu/academics.
IDEAL LOCATION
PERSONALIZED EDUCATION
The academic and personal support provided to C.W. Post
students is second to none. Each undergraduate is assigned to
a full-time, professional academic counselor to help them stay
on course to successful completion of their degrees. C.W. Post’s
award-winning Cooperative Education program provides
students with the opportunity for internships related to their
studies, and the Office of Professional Experience and Career
Planning maintains a wide array of services to help graduates
enter meaningful and rewarding careers.
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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
C.W. POST
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PIONEERS IN THE COMMUNITY
15 Teams
389 Student-Athletes
2,640 hours of community service
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SHELLANE OGOSHI
Head Coach • Third Season • Hofstra ‘07
HEAD COACH SHELLANE OGOSHI
Coach Shellane Ogoshi enters her third season as the head coach of the women’s voll
leyball
squad. The 2010 season was even better than the first season of 2009 for Ogoshi,
aas the Pioneers earned a berth to the NCAA Tournament with 20-13 overall record for
tthe year. A combination of leadership and youth helped propel C.W. Post to the big dance
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with senior Marilena Guadagnini and freshman Makamae Namahoe earning All-Confereence nods.
At the conclusion of the 2010 season, Coach Ogoshi was named a Thirty Under 30
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Recipient. The award was featured in the 210 April/ May edition of Coaching Volleyball
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magazine. Shellane was one of three NCAA Division II coaches recognized for the award.
The 2009 season was a productive year for Ogoshi, as the Pioneers finished with a record
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of 14 wins and 14 losses, earning her Coach of the Year honors within the Conference.
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Also, two Pioneer players were named All-Conference Selections. Senior middle blocker
Kerry Heitner and Freshman middle blocker Kirsten Taylor represented the Pioneers.
Ogoshi spent one season as an assistant coach at her alma mater Hofstra University, where she assisted with all facets of the
program.
The Hawaii native put together a standout four year career for the Pride, as evidenced by her jersey retirement in the fall of 2008.
Ogoshi played in 118 matches during her career and tallied 4,597 assists and 1,660 digs. She was a two-time Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Setter of the Year (2005 and 2006) and also earned 2005 CAA Player of the Year accolades. The 2004 CAA Rookie of
the Year and a CAA All-Rookie team selection, Ogoshi went on to earn All-CAA first team honors in each of her next three seasons.
In addition, she was an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Honorable Mention All-Region pick as a sophomore and
was the CAA Championship Most Outstanding Player in 2006.
In addition to her coaching stint at Hofstra, Ogoshi has also coached club volleyball with the Pakela Volleyball Club (Honolulu,
Hawaii) since 2004 and the TCA Volleyball Club (Hempstead, NY) since 2008.
A two-time ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District selection, Ogoshi graduated with a degree in International
Business and Finance in 2007 and currently resides in Levittown, N.Y.
JOSE BRITO
Assistant Coach • Third Season • Hofstra ‘07
Jose Brito begins his third year on the staff, offering over six years of prior coaching experience. Brito, a 2007 graduate of
Hofstra University, coached junior varsity volleyball at Hewlett High School and currently serves as a clinic coach and trainer at
Sportime in Bethpage, N.Y.
Brito remains a coach at the LIBA Volleyball Club, as well as coaching junior varsity boy’s volleyball at Uniondale High
School. He has a Bachelor’s degree in math and finished with his maters’s degree in Physical Education and is certified by the
state of New York in Physical Education K-12, as well as Adult CPR and First Aid..
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No. Name
1
3
5
7
8
9
11
12
14
15
Yr. Pos.
Heather Adams
Fr.
Andrea Nolan
Sr.
Stephanie Schwarz So.
Emily Hoehn
Jr.
Laura Garbarino
Sr.
Kaiulani Kaalekahi Fr.
Shayla Hixson
So.
Makamae Namahoe So.
Jordan Schroer
So.
Lisa Delfs
Jr.
MB
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S
L/DS
MH
S/DS
OH
OH
OH
MB
Ht.
Hometown/High School
6-1
5-7
5-10
5-3
5-10
5-1
5-10
5-10
5-9
6-0
Centerville, Ohio / Centerville
Ridgefield, N.J. / Immaculate Heart Acad. (Southern Conn.)
Hoffman Estates, Ill. / Hoffman Estates (Eastern New Mexico)
Kearney, Neb/Kearney Catholic (Western Nebraska)
Nutley, N.J./Immaculate Heart Acad.(Southern Conn.)
Waimanaio, Hawaii/University High
Honolulu, Hawaii / La Pietra
Hilo, Hawaii / Hilo
Kailua, Hawaii / La Pietra
Canandaigua, NY / Our Lady of Mercy (Dowling)
By State
Hawaii (4)
Shayla Hixson
Makamae Namahoe
Jordan Schroer
Kaiulani Kaalekahi
New Jersey (2)
Andrea Nolan
Laura Garbarino
Illinois (1)
Stephanie Schwarz
Head Coach – Shellane Ogoshi (Hofstra ‘07)
Assistant coach- Jose Brito
Nebraska (1)
Emily Hoehn
New York (1)
Lisa Delfs
2011 ROSTER
Ohio (1)
Heather Adams
By Class
Senior (2)
Andrea Nolan
Laura Garbarino
Junior (2)
Lisa Delfs
Emily Hoehn
Sophomore (4)
Shalya Hixson
Makamae Namahoe
Jordan Schroer
Stephanie Schwarz
Freshman (2)
Heather Adams
Kaiulani Kaalekahi
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saw her accumulate 44 blocks, including 21 solo
blocks. She will not only be counted as a top middle
player for the Pioneers at the net, but also try to fill
the void of a vocal leader and communicator left by
the 2010 senior class.
Incoming athletes include a pair of transfers, as
well as a pair of freshman. Junior transfer Emily
Hoehn (Kearney, Neb.) comes to C.W. Post after winning a NJCCA Championship at Western Nebraska.
Hoehn is looking to come in a fill the libero spot for
the Pioneers. Her hard work and intensity bring
needed variables, as well as her good court discipline
and strong personality. She also brings experience
to a generally young Pioneer squad, which will create
chemistry and show her strength as a team player.
Fellow transfer, sophomore Stephanie Schwarz
(Hoffman Estates, Ill.), will also look to figure into the
Pioneer rotation at the setter position.
Schwarz comes into C.W. Post after
redshirting at Easter New Mexico
University. She also comes from a
strong club team out of Illinois, Club
Fusion, which she was a part of for
three years. Her quick offense along
with consistency will be looked at as a
strong point of the Pioneer offense.
Freshman Heather Adams
(Centerville, Ohio) comes in adding
good height at the net in the middle.
Like Schwarz, Adams comes from a
good club team and is already demonstrating solid potential. Kaiulani
Kaalekahi (Waimanaio, Hawaii) also
comes to the Pioneers as a freshman,
looking to add depth to the setter and
libero positions. Her position flexibility and playmaking abilities should
work well for the Pioneers.
The Pioneers come into 2011 with no really weakness, establishing a solid core and adding variables
that should blend and create a good on court chemistry. Having depth and options at many positions will
allow Coach Ogoshi to juggle things around and find
the best fit for various situations.
The schedule for 2011 should prove to be another
competitive year for the Pioneers, as the season will
begin in tournament play at both Kutztown and West
Chester with an ECC and home opener game put in
between on Sept. 7 against Dowling. The 33 game
schedule includes 14 conference matches to go along
with 19 non-conference matches, including a rematch
from last year’s NCAA East Regional at Adelphi on
Sept. 27.
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2011 SEASON OUTLOOK
Coming off a 2010 season that resulted in a NCAA
Tournament appearance, the Pioneer volleyball team
is looking for much of the same success in 2011. After
completing the regular season 20-11 and a fourth
place finish in the ECC standings, the Pioneers earned
a fifth seed in the NCAA East Region Tournament
and two players being named to the ECC All-Conference Teams. The team ended up losing the opening
round match of the NCAA Tournament to Adelphi in
five sets, however, the Pioneers showed some promise
for 2011 with some young talent despite the departure
of four seniors from the 2010 squad.
Makamae Namahoe (Hilo, Hawaii) was one of the
two Pioneers named to an ECC All-Conference Team,
as she earned a spot on the Second Team after a solid
freshman year season. Receiving Rookie of the Week
honors twice during the season, Namahoe completed
the season second on the team in kills
with 292 and first with her 60 blocks.
The sophomore will be looked upon
to become another top performer on
the court, as she will be used in many
position changes and rotate along the
hitter positions.
Fellow returning sophomores,
Shayla Hixson (Honolulu, Hawaii)
and Jordan Schroer (Kailua, Hawaii),
are also going to be looked at as the
core of the Pioneer squad that led to
success of last year and help capture
that success once again this year.
Hixson is coming into 2011 with an
increase in explosiveness, as well as
her vertical that, which will help her
make the move to the outside. Schroer will rotate to the middle, offering a
good blocking set that saw increased
improvement during offseason training. The trio of
Namahoe, Hixson, and Schroer are expected to move
around on the court, as they count as the top attackers
returning from last year.
Last year’s team also returns three upperclassmen,
with seniors Andrea Nolan (Ridgefield, N.J.) and
Laura Garbarino (Nutley, N.J.) along with junior Lisa
Delfs (Canandaigua, N.Y.) returning for their second
years in Pioneer uniforms. Nolan, however, will most
likely miss the 2011 campaign due to an injury.
Garbarino is going to be counted on for her excellent work ethic and dedication, looking to fill in wherever the team may need her. Her main position will
be in the middle, looking to add depth behind Delfs
but also adding a utility type to various positions on
the court.
Delfs comes into 2011 in good shape after a solid
offseason after adding depth to the 2010 season that
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#3
player profiles
#8
Laura GARBARINO
Andrea NOLAN
Senior • 5-10 • Middle Hitter
Nutley, N.J./Immaculate Heart Acad.
(Southern Conn)
Senior • 5-7 • Setter
Ridgefield, N.J./Immaculate Heart Acad.
2010: Played in 19 sets in 13 different matches … recorded a .343
hitting percentage on the year … had season-highs in both kills, seven,
and blocks, four, in a win against Southern Connecticut (Sept. 11) …
finished the year with 16 kills and seven total blocks.
Prior to C.W. Post: Attended Southern Connecticut for two years,
where the Owls made the semi-finals of the Northeast-10 Conference
Tournament ... won a league title in all four years at Immaculate Heart
... team attained a number one ranking in New Jersey ... also was an
All-League selection in basketball.
Personal: Daughter of Louis and Anna Garbarino ... second oldest of
four children ... majoring in Political Science, while also minoring in
Business ... plans to attend law school after college.
2010: Appeared in nine matches, playing in 17 sets … recorded a
season-high six assists in a win over Felician (Oct. 7) … had 8 digs
against Pace in a 3-0 win (Sept. 10) … tallied 19 assists and 21 digs on
the season.
Prior to C.W. Post: Transfer from Southern Connecticut State ...
team advanced to the Northeast-10 semi-finals ... league champion all
four years at Immaculate Heart ... was ranked #1 in New Jersey by the
Bergen Record and Star Ledger.
Personal: Youngest child of James and Maria Nolan ... older brother
Joseph, 28 ... brother Joe is also the person she admires the most ...
coached by her mother in high school ... majoring in Elementary
Education, while minoring in psychology ... plans to attend graduate
school for teaching and to become a coach.
GARBARINO
NOLAN
BY THE NUMBERS
Year
2010
TOTAL
SP
19
19
MP
13
13
K
16
16
Pct.
.343
.343
A
2
2
BY THE NUMBERS
SA
0
0
Dig Blk
4
7
4
7
Year
2010
TOTAL
SP
17
17
MP
9
9
K
2
2
10
Pct.
.250
.250
A
19
19
SA
4
4
Dig Blk
21
3
21
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#15
#11
Shayla
Junior • 6-0 • Middle Blocker
Canandaigua, N.Y./Our Lady of Mercy
Sophomore • 5-10 • Outside Hitter
Honolulu, Hawaii/La Pietra
2010: Finished the 2010 campaign second on the team in blocks with
46 … appeared in 31 matches, including 93 sets … averaged .49 blocks
per set … put up 18 kills at Kutztown (Sept. 4) … accumulated six
blocks versus Felician (Sept. 8) … had nine kills in the NCAA regionl
match versus Adelphi (Nov. 18).
2010: Totaled 115 sets played in 32 matches … averaged 1.90 kills per
set with 218 total kills … had 201 digs and 39 total blocks on the defensive side … accumulated 36 services aces … first collegiate doubledouble came against Kings (Tenn.) when she recorded 12 kills and 14
digs (Oct. 1) … put together a season-high 19 digs vs. West Chester
(Sept. 7) … recorded five service aces vs. Felician (Sept. 8).
Prior to C.W. Post: Played one year at Dowling where the team
advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight ... led team to four Conference
Championships at Our Lady of Mercy High School ... captain of Junior
Olympic Team, as well as varsity captain in 2008.
Prior to C.W. Post: Played three years of varsity volleyball at La Pietra … named volleyball MVP in 2009 … also was an outrigger canoeist and played soccer and basketball … named soccer MVP in 2007.
Personal: Daughter of Kenneth and Melody Delfs ... two older brothers, Kenny, 26, and Mike, 24 ... majoring in accounting ... plans to
become a CPA following school ... favorite athlete is Tom Brady.
Personal: Youngest child of Murray and Yvelise Hixson … likes to
surf, snorkel, read and plan events … favorite athlete is Lance Armstrong … member of the Red Cross Club … representative for the Leo
Club … plans for a career in business … majoring in business.
DELFS
HIXSON
BY THE NUMBERS
Year
2010
TOTAL
SP
93
93
MP K Pct.
31 134 .163
31 134 .163
A
5
5
BY THE NUMBERS
SA
0
0
Dig Blk
30 46
30 46
Year
2010
TOTAL
SP
115
115
MP K Pct.
32 218 .138
32 218 .138
11
A
11
11
SA
36
36
Dig Blk
201 39
201 39
PLAYER PROFILES
HIXSON
Lisa DELFS
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#12
Makamae
NAMAHOE
#14
Jordan
SCHROER
Hilo, Hawaii/Hilo
Kailua, Hawaii/La Pietra
2010: An ECC All-Conference Second Team selection … garnered
ECC Rookie of the Week honors twice during the year … finished
second on the team with 292 kills … appeared in 32 matches and
117 sets … averaged 2.50 kills per set, as well as 1.79 digs per set …
finished first on the team in total blocks with 60 (14 solo, 46 assisted)
… recorded a season-high 16 kills twice during the season … accumulated 17 digs at Kutztown (Sept. 4) … put together four
2010: Appeared in 89 sets across 27 matches … recorded her first
double-doubles during the year.
Prior to C.W. Post: Played four years of varsity volleyball at Hilo
High School in Hawaii … three time Big Island Interscholastic Federation (BIIF) Division Two Champions … named BIIF Division Two first
team junior and senior years in volleyball … also played water polo.
Personal: Middle child of Maxfield and Luahiwa Namahoe …uncle,
Reed was a two-time All American in volleyball at UCLA in 1982 and
1984 and played professionally in Spain in 1988 … fluent in English,
Hawaiian, and Pidgin … enjoys listening to music, spending time with
family and reading … favorite athlete is Steve Nash … admires her
grandfather, Paka … majoring in health sciences.
Year
2010
TOTAL
double-double in a Pioneer uniform on Sept. 17 at Merrimack with
11 kills and 11 digs … had a season-high 20 kills to go along with nine
digs in the NCAA tournament against Adelphi (Nov. 18) … totaled
150 kills and 139 digs on the season … put together five total blocks
versus Bridgeport (Oct. 5).
Prior to C.W. Post: Four year varsity volleyball player at La Pietra
High School … volleyball second team all state in 2008 and first team
all state in 2009 … was a paddler and played soccer.
Personal: Youngest child of Richard and Pamela Schroer … member
of the Leo Club, Red Cross Club, Green Club and the International
Cinema Club … enjoys paddling, surfing and snorkeling … favorite
athlete is Shaun White…wants to be a producer after college.
NAMAHOE
SCHROER
BY THE NUMBERS
BY THE NUMBERS
SP
117
117
MP K Pct.
32 292 .233
32 292 .233
A
18
18
SA
16
16
Dig Blk
209 60
209 60
Year
2010
TOTAL
SP
80
80
MP K Pct.
27 150 .175
27 150 .175
12
A
11
11
SA
15
15
Dig Blk
139 25
139 25
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#7
Emily
Hoehn
Junior • 5-3 • Libero/Dig Specialist
Kearney, Nebraska/Kearney Catholic (Western
Nebraska)
munity College, winning the 2010 NJCAA National Championship …
was a 2010 Academic All-American … a four-year honorable mention
selection at Kearney Catholic for the Lou-Platte conference … won a
state basketball championship in high school as well.
Personal: Youngest of Pat and Cris Hoehn’s three children … has two
older siblings, Tyler and Mikki … favorite athlete is Abby Wambach
… says she admires her dad the most outside of sports … major is
Environmental Science.
Heather
Freshman • 6-1 • Middle Blocker
Centerville, Ohio/Centerville
Prior to C.W. Post: Three-year varsity member for Centerville in
Ohio … team won the GWOC conference championship all three
years, as well as being State District runner-up in those years … qualified for the State Team and was named First Team All-Conference and
District her senior year.
Personal: Oldest of Roger and Karen Adams’ two children … one
brother, K.C. … admires her father the most … majoring in International Business while minoring in Chinese … enjoys snow and water
skiing.
#5
Stephanie
Schwarz
Adams
#9
Kaiulani Kaalekahi
Sophomore • 5-10 • Setter
Hoffman Estates, Ill./Hoffman Estates
Freshman •5-1 • Setter/DigSpecialist
Waimanaio, Hawaii/University High
Prior to C.W. Post: Spent the 2010 season as a redshirt at Eastern
New Mexico University … played four years of varsity at Hoffman
Estates for Dan Hufton … was an All-Conference selection … also was
part of the Club Fusion travel squad for three years.
Prior to C.W. Post: Two year co-captain at University High … won
the division championship in 2010 ... also a state championship runner
up … First-Team All Star in 2010 … Second-Team All Star in 2008 and
2009 … team MVP in 2008.
Personal: Middle child of Raymond and Sharon Schwarz … has an
older sister, Natalie, and a younger brother, Connor … desires after
college to work at a children’s hospital, promoting good health and
nutrition … major is nutrition with a Spanish minor.
Personal: Daughter of Rod and Joan Kaalekahi … born in Honolulu,
Hawaii … admires her grandparents the most outside of sports …
hobbies outside of sports include listening to music and spending time
with family and friends ... major is undecided.
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PLAYER PROFILES
Prior to C.W. Post: Played two years at Western Nebraska Com-
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PLAYER STATISTICS
Name
16
12
4
11
14
15
9
7
8
10
3
1
Marilena Guadagnini
Makamae Namahoe
Geony Fisher
Shayla Hixson
Jordan Schroer
Lisa Delfs
Amanda Ostapow
Sammy Figliolia
Laura Garbaino
Stephanie Coufal
Andrea Nolan
Kim Lubeski
S/M
K
E
TA
Pct.
A
SA
D
B (S/A)
123/33
117/32
103/29
115/32
89/27
93/31
124/33
103/32
19/13
94/25
17/9
43/15
345
292
226
218
150
134
92
53
16
5
2
1
113
112
83
129
66
67
35
26
4
2
0
0
1021
771
672
643
479
411
263
188
35
33
8
5
.227
.233
.213
.138
.175
.163
.217
.144
.343
.091
.250
.200
36
18
27
11
11
5
1124
9
2
12
19
1
54
16
25
36
15
0
52
22
0
1
4
6
416
209
232
201
139
30
242
201
4
376
21
41
22(8/14)
60(14/46)
24(6/18)
39(4/35)
25(3/22)
46(21/25)
30(7/23)
8(1/7)
7(4/3)
0(0/0)
3(0/3)
0(0/0)
2010 STATISTICS
KEY ( M-Matches Played, S-Sets Played, K-Kills, E-Errors, TA-Total Attacks, Pct.-Hitting Percentage,
A-Assists, SA-Service Aces, D-Digs, B (S/A)-Blocks (Solo/Assisted)
2010 STATISTICAL LEADERS
KILLS
Marilena Guadagnini
Makamae Namahoe
Geony Fisher
Shayla Hixson
Jordan Schroer
SERVICE ACES
Marilena Guadagnini
Amanda Ostapow
Shayla Hixson
Geony Fisher
Sammy Figliolia
ASSISTS
Amanda Ostapow
Marilena Guadagnini
Geony Fisher
Andrea Nolan
Makamae Namahoe
S
K
KPS
123
117
103
115
89
345
292
226
218
150
2.80
2.50
2.19
1.90
1.69
S
SA
SAPS
123
124
115
103
103
54
52
36
25
22
0.44
0.42
0.31
0.24
0.21
S
A
APS
124
123
103
17
117
1124
36
27
19
18
9.06
0.29
0.26
1.12
0.15
DIGS
Marilena Guadagnini
Stephanie Coufal
Amanda Ostapow
Geony Fisher
Makamae Namahoe
BLOCKS
Makamae Namahoe
Lisa Delfs
Shayla Hixson
Amanda Ostapow
Jordan Schroer
S
D
DPS
123
94
124
103
117
416
376
242
232
209
3.38
4.00
1.95
2.25
1.79
S
B
BPS
117
93
115
124
89
60
46
39
30
25
0.51
0.49
0.34
0.24
0.28
14
C.W. POST
PIONEERS
Opponent
Sept. 3
Sept. 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept. 8
Sept. 11
Sept. 11
Sept. 15
Sept. 17
Sept. 18
Sept. 18
Sept. 19
Sept. 23
Sept. 28
Oct. 1
Oct. 2
Oct. 2
Oct. 5
Oct. 7
Oct. 8
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 19
Oct. 23
Oct. 23
Oct. 24
Oct. 28
Nov. 2
Nov. 5
Nov. 9
Nov. 12
Nov. 18
vs Saint Rose$
vs West Chester$
vs LeMoyne$
at Kutztown$
at Georgian Court Univ
FELICIAN
PACE
SOUTHERN CONN.
NEW HAVEN
at Merrimack%
at Bentley%
vs UMass-Lowell
LEMOYNE
*at Molloy
*at Dowling
vs. King College (Tenn.)#
vs Alderson-Broaddus#
at East Stroudsburg Univ.#
*NYIT
*at Mercy
ADELPHI
*BRIDGEPORT
*QUEENS
*MOLLOY
*DOWLING
AMERICAN INT’L
STONEHILL
*at NYIT
*MERCY
*at Bridgeport
*at Queens
vs Dowling^
vs Adelphi@
W/L
Games
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
3-0
1-3
3-2
2-3
3-0
3-0
3-0
3-0
1-3
3-1
3-1
3-2
3-2
3-0
0-3
2-3
3-1
3-0
1-3
3-0
2-3
2-3
3-1
3-0
0-3
3-2
3-0
1-3
3-0
1-3
3-0
0-3
2-3
Scores
25-16, 25-13, 25-20
17-25, 25-10, 22-25, 23-25
25-20, 21-25, 27-29, 25-21, 18-16
20-25, 27-25, 26-24, 25-27, 11-15
28-15, 25-10 , 25-19
25-15, 25-9, 25-10
25-21, 25-22, 25-19
25-13, 25-21, 25-13
18-25, 17-25, 25-20, 23-25
25-18, 26-24, 17-25, 25-17
25-18,15-25,25-23,25-16
25-12, 25-19, 24-26, 15-25, 15-8
25-18, 25-17, 20-25, 23-25, 15-7
25-9, 25-20, 25-23
17-25, 21-25, 14-25
19-25, 25-20, 22-25, 25-20, 13-25
26-24, 17-25, 25-14, 25-22
27-25, 25-23, 25-16
25-20, 22-25, 23-25, 22-25
25-19, 25-14, 25-11
28-26, 21-25, 18-25, 25-17, 12-15
25-18, 17-25, 20-25, 25-23, 12-15
25-22, 25-18, 23-25, 25-7
25-20, 25-16, 25-21
15-25, 23-25, 16-25
25-23, 25-17,25-12
25-18, 25-21 , 34-32
25-11, 36-38, 22-25, 20-25
25-9, 25-11, 25-12
20-25, 20-25, 25-17, 18-25
25-15, 25-13, 25-20
11-25, 15-25, 15-25
18-25, 18-25, 25-17, 25-17, 10-15
* denotes East Coast Conference game
$ denotes Kutztown Tournament Game
% denotes NE-10/ECC Challenege Game
# denotes East Stroudsburg Tournament Game
^ East Coast Conference Championships
@ NCAA Tournament Game
15
2010 RESULTS
Date
C.W. POST
PIONEERS
SEASON COACH
HISTORY & RECORDS
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
TOTALS
Lorraine Quinn
Lorraine Quinn
Lorraine Quinn
Kathy Solano
Kathy Solano
Kathy Solano
Debra Intorcia
Debra Intorcia
Debra Intorcia
Rosa Tirado
Rosa Tirado
Rosa Tirado
Rosa Tirado
Susan Von Leer
Scott Davern
Paul Read
Paul Read
Paul Read
Arnie Rosenbaum
Arnie Rosenbaum
Arnie Rosenbaum
Sean Haas
Susan Cassidy
Susan Cassidy
Susan Cassidy
Susan Cassidy
Susan Cassidy
Susan Cassidy
Susan Cassidy
Susan Cassidy
Susan Cassidy
Russi Villalta
Russi Villalta
Russi Villalta
Shellane Ogoshi
Shellane Ogoshi
36 Seasons
W-L
5-8
9-8
10-15
6-18
16-8
25-12
30-15
47-5
41-15
21-19
26-19
22-16
17-15
32-8
10-25
17-19
23-24
23-16
22-12
27-10
11-21
9-20
10-19
8-25
25-17
20-19
22-18
14-21
9-23
12-21
21-15
23-13
17-16
14-14
14-14
20-13
678-576
COACHING CHRONOLOGY
COACH
Lorraine Quinn
Kathy Solano
Debra Intorcia
Rosa Tirado
Susan Von Leer
Scott Davern
Paul Read
Arnie Rosenbaum
Sean Haas
Susan Cassidy
Russi Villalta
Shellane Ogoshi
YEARS
1975-77
1978-80
1981-83
1984-87
1988
1989
1990-92
1993-95
1996
1997-05
2006-08
2009-
W-L
24-31
47-38
118-35
86-69
32-8
10-25
63-59
60-43
9-20
141-178
54-43
34-27
TEAM RECORDS
MOST WINS IN A SEASON
47 (1982)
LONGEST WINNING STREAK
18 (1982)
HIGHEST HITTING PERCENTAGE
.355 (1995)
BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE
.904, 47-5 (1982)
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
HITTING PERCENTAGE, SEASON
Iris Sepulveda, 1995
.445
KILLS, SEASON
Sybil Dilucchio, 2000
631
ASSISTS, SEASON
Aisha Sealy, 2005
1,645
DIGS, SEASON
Iris Sepulveda, 1995
592
ASSISTS, CAREER
Wendy Begay, 1999-02
4,555
KILLS, CAREER
Sybil Dilucchio, 1998-2001
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2,220
C.W. POST
PIONEERS
(Rockville Centre, N.Y.); New York Institute of Technology (Old
Westbury, N.Y.); Queens College (Flushing, N.Y.); and St. Thomas
Aquinas College (Sparkill, N.Y.).
The ECC sponsors the following championship sports: baseball;
men’s and women’s basketball; men’s and women’s cross country;
men’s and women’s lacrosse; softball; men’s and women’s tennis;
men’s and women’s soccer; and women’s volleyball.
The East Coast Conference is a proud member of the NCAA
and Division II. Division II is a dynamic and engaging group of colleges, institutions and conferences of varying sizes and educational
missions. Division II members encourage and support diversity;
value sportsmanship, fairness and equity; and place the highest
priority on the overall educational excellence of the student-athlete.
2010 ECC FINAL STANDINGS
C.W. POST 201011 ECC CHAMPIONS
Conference
W-L
Pct.
School
Dowling%$*
11-1
Bridgeport*
11-1
NYIT
8-4
C.W. Post*
6-6
Queens (N.Y.) 4-8
Molloy
2-10
Mercy
0-12
.917
.917
.667
.500
.333
.167
.000
Overall
W-L
Pct.
31-2 .
25-5
20-12
20-13
9-16
8-24
4-25
939
.833
.625
.606
.360
.250
.138
2010 Women’s Soccer
2010 Men’s Cross Country
2011 Women’s Basketball
2011 Men’s Basketball
%Regular Season Conference Champions
$Tournament Champion
*NCAA Bid
ECC ALL-CONFERENCE
Player of the Year
Maja Potpara, Dowling
Libero of the Year
Lisa Peacock, NYIT
Rookie of the Year
Shelby Cable, NYIT
Coach of the Year
Gail Wasmus, NYIT
First Team
Second Team
Agatha Baliddawa, Bridgeport
Shelby Cable, NYIT
Monika Kasperek, Dowling
Patrycja Klekotka, Dowling
Terry Masava, Bridgeport
Maja Potpara, Dowling
Damla Albayrak, NYIT
Marilena Guadignini, C.W. Post
Ivana Kovacevic-Jurasin, Bridgeport
Makamae Namahoe, C.W. Post
Angelica Nicalek, Molloy
Bethany Shepard, Dowling
EAST COAST CONFERENCE
Founded as the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference in
1989 and rechristened the East Coast Conference in July 2006, the
ECC was formed to enhance intercollegiate athletic competition
among member institutions and to assist them in integrating athletics into their academic program in a fiscally sound way. The ECC
is committed to the highest standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, teamwork, and citizenship. Its mission is to promote the total
person concept in its student-athletes, which stresses the abilities to
excel in academic achievement, athletic competition, and positive
character traits. East Coast Conference (www.eccsports.org) members for 2011-12 include: University of Bridgeport (Conn.); C.W.
Post Campus of Long Island University (Brookville, N.Y.); University
of the District of Columbia (Washington D.C.); Dowling College
(Oakdale, N.Y.); Mercy College (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.); Molloy College
2011 Men’s Lacrosse
17
C.W. POST
PIONEERS
David Steinberg - President, Long Island University
Dr. David J. Steinberg, the ninth president of Long Island University, has served the institution
since 1985. The son of the late Rabbi Milton Steinberg of Manhattan’s Park Avenue Synagogue, he
was born in New York City and was educated at Phillips Academy at Andover, Malvern College in
England and Harvard College, from which he graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa.
After a Fulbright year at the University of the Philippines and a year at Columbia University on
a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, he returned to Harvard, where he earned an M.A. in East Asian
studies in 1963, and a Ph.D. in history in 1964. Dr. Steinberg also has received several honorary
degrees.
He began his teaching career in the Department of History at the University of Michigan, where
he rose to the rank of full professor. In 1973, he joined the administration of Brandeis University as
executive assistant to the president, becoming vice president and university secretary in 1977.
ADMINISTRATION
The author of numerous books and articles on Southeast Asia and, in particular, Philippine history, Dr. Steinberg has taught,
lectured and written about this important area of the world for a third of a century. His first book, “Philippine Collaboration in
World War II,” won the University Press Award in 1969. “The Philippines: A Singular and a Plural Place,” now in its third edition, was described by U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines Nicholas Platt as “the best single-volume guide to understanding the
Philippines, past and present.” He also edited and co-authored both editions of “In Search of Southeast Asia,” one of the major
textbooks on the area. Dr. Steinberg recently collaborated with top scholars from around the world to co-author “The Emergence
of Modern Southeast Asia,” a new and multifaceted history of this complex region. In addition, he is a co-author of “Religion and
Religiosity in the Philippines and Indonesia: Essays on State, Society and Public Creeds,” which was published in 2005.
Dr. Steinberg was a member of the international observer team that monitored the Philippine presidential elections when
Corazon Aquino defeated Ferdinand Marcos. He has written numerous op-ed pieces and has been a consultant to UN agencies,
the United States government, the Ford Foundation and others.
He and his wife, Joan, a chanteuse and real estate executive, reside in McGrath House on the C.W. Post Campus. The couple
has two Cavalier King Charles spaniels, whom they sometimes bring to football games on campus. His greatest personal accomplishment: raising his two superb sons, Noah and Jonah. His greatest pleasure: watching his grandchildren grow.
Paul H. Forestell - Provost, C.W. Post
Paul H. Forestell, a professor of psychology and an internationally renowned marine mammal
scientist, was appointed provost of the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University in July 2008.
A seasoned administrator, Dr. Forestell served as vice president of the Pacific Whale Foundation
in Hawaii, as dean of undergraduate programs at Southampton College of Long Island University,
and as associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at C.W. Post.
As provost, Dr. Forestell leads one of the New York metropolitan area’s most respected private
university campuses, with an enrollment of nearly 5,700 undergraduate, 3,100 graduates and 2,300
continuing education students. He is responsible for campus operations, program development,
admissions and recruitment, retention, financial aid, athletics, student affairs, public safety, and
buildings and grounds.
His collaborative leadership style has contributed greatly to enhancing the student-centered mission of the University. In
2008, Dr. Forestell established the Division of Student Retention & Academic Support Services at C.W. Post to assist students in
achieving academic and career success. A champion of experiential learning, he coordinates study abroad and field research opportunities for students, and teaches classes in whale and dolphin behavior.
Dr. Forestell graduated from the University of New Brunswick in Canada with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and philosophy in 1972 and a master’s degree in experimental psychology in 1976. He earned a Ph.D. in comparative psychology from the
University of Hawaii in 1988. He is the author of several peer-reviewed science articles and four books, including “Humpbacks of
Hawai’i: The Long Journey Back.”
18
C.W. POST
PIONEERS
Bryan Collins, Director of Athletics
Bryan Collins enters his sixth year as the Director of Athletics at C.W. Post. Under Collins’
leadership, the Pioneers’ athletic programs have seen a continual rise in both the regional and
national levels of athletic performance and academics.
During Collins’ tenure, the Pioneers have achieved both athletic and academic success.
Notable achievements include 26 conference titles as well as NCAA championship titles from the
2007 women’s lacrosse and 2009 and 2010 men’s lacrosse teams.
ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION
This past season, the men’s and women’s cross country, women’s swimming, men’s lacrosse,
softball all participated in NCAA tournaments.
C.W. Post boasts some of top-ranked programs in the country that are frequently ranked in
national polls. The Pioneers finished first in the East Coast Conference Commissioner’s Cup
standings for 2009-10 - the second Cup win (2006-07) during Collins’ tenure. Prior to the 2007-08 academic year, the football and
field hockey programs gained admission into the esteemed Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference.
Off the field, Collins has included community service as a part of his players’ responsibilities. Among the efforts since his
arrival have been visitations to the St. Mary’s Children’s Hospital in Bayside, N.Y., while also volunteering with other charitable
organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. During the 2008-09 academic year, C.W. Post
student-athletes completed over 3,200 hours of service.
Collins is responsible for the creation of a department mission statement based on the foundation of athletic excellence as
well as the initiation of the Academic Commitment Excellence (ACE) program, designed to improve attendance and academic
achievements in the classroom. In addition, C.W. Post athletic programs are mentored by campus faculty and staff through the
Adopt-A-Faculty program.
During 2007-08, Collins established a Student-Athlete
Orientation seminar and handbook as well as an annual studentathlete awards banquet to recognize both athletic and academic
success. The department also established an Academic Honor
Roll to honor student-athletes’ who receive a minimum 3.0 grade
point average.
Collins has overseen improvements to the athletic facilities on campus, including the installation of FieldTurf on Hickox
Field as well as a brand new state-of-the art sound system for
the stadium. In addition, all of the outdoor athletic fields have
undergone improvements to their playing surface. The Pratt
Recreation Center Gymnasium, home to the basketball and volleyball teams, received a new sound system as well as a working
press row table for media and game operations staff.
A former student-athlete at St. John’s University, Collins
played linebacker on the Red Storm’s football team and was the
recipient of the Dr. Peter Vitulli Award, given to the St. John’s
student-athlete who demonstrated the most courage, perseverance, dedication and spirit of self-sacrifice in seeking to attain the
highest ideals of sportsmanship. Collins received his bachelor’s
degree in Business Administration in 1987.
Collins and his wife, Patti, reside in Sayville, N.Y. with their
son, Tyler (16) and daughter, Megan (11).
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C.W. POST
PIONEERS
ATHLETICS STAFF
Jamie Apicella
Melissa Beausoleil
Chris Casey
Mark Dawson
Jill Fisher
Jim Gibbons
Jonathan Gill
Associate AD,
Head Coach, Softball
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Head Coach,
Men’s Basketball
Head Coach,
Women’s Soccer
Assistant Director,
Athletic Media Relations
Asst. Football Coach,
Community Service
Coordinator
Strength & Conditioning
Coordinator
Assistant Football Coach
Sean Grennan
Marie Guarnieri
Matt Guercio
Shantey Hill
Brian Hughes
John Jez
Andreas Lindberg
Faculty Athletic
Representative
Athletic Administrative
Assistant
Coordinator of
Athletic Operations &
Special Events
Sr. Associate AD, Senior
Woman Administrator
Associate AD,
Asst. Football Coach
Head Coach,
Lacrosse
Head Coach,
Men’s Soccer
Meghan McNamara
Deirdre Moore
Rob Morris
Shellane Ogoshi
Sarah Ralls
Kathy Renton
Raenee Savin
Head Coach,
Women’s Lacrosse
Head Coach,
Women’s Basketball
Head Coach,
Cross Country
Head Coach,
Volleyball
Director,
Athletic Media Relations
Head Coach,
Field Hockey
Bob Sugar
Carl Summerlin
Maureen Travers
Head Coach,
Tennis
Pete Timmes
Bob Tirado
Equipment Manager
Head Coach,
Swimming
Head Coach,
Baseball
20
C.W. POST
PIONEERS
ATHLETICS FACILITIES
HICKOX FIELD
SOFTBALL COMPLEX
ROBERT BLITZ FIELD
BASEBALL FIELD
PRATT RECREATION CENTER
FITNESS CENTER
NATATORIUM
21
C.W. POST
PIONEERS
2011 PIONEERS SCHEDULE
Sept. 2
Sept. 3
Sept. 7
Sept. 9
Sept. 10
Sept. 16
Sept. 17
Sept. 24
Sept. 27
Sept. 29
Oct. 1
Stonehill%
Saint Rose%
Kutztown (Pa.)%
DOWLING*
Philadelphia$
West Chester (Pa.)$
Chestnut Hill $
Stonehill $
FRANKLIN PIERCE
at New Haven
LeMoyne (at New Haven)
at Pace
Merrimack (at Pace)
Adelphi
at NYIT*
at Millersville
West Liberty (at Millersville)
5 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m
7 p.m.
5 p.m.
7 p.m.
10 a.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
TBA
TBA
11 a.m.
1 p.m.
TBA
7 p.m.
TBA
TBA
Oct. 4
Oct. 7
Oct. 11
Oct. 13
Oct. 15
Oct. 16
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Oct. 27
Oct. 28
Oct. 29
Nov. 1
Nov. 3
Nov. 8
MERCY*
7 p.m.
at Bridgeport*
6 p.m.
at Queens*
7 p.m.
MOLLOY*
7 p.m.
at AIC
TBA
Saint Michaels (at AIC)
TBA
UNIV of D.C.*
2 p.m.
at Dowling*
7 p.m.
NYIT*
7 p.m.
at Mercy*
7 p.m.
at Univ of D.C.
7 p.m.
at Georgian Court
TBA
Concordia (at Georgian Court) TBA
BRIDGEPORT*
7 p.m.
QUEENS*
7 p.m.
at Molloy*
7 p.m.
*East Coast Conference game
All home games in CAPS
% Kutztown (Pa.) Tournament
$ West Chester Tournament
Coach Ogoshi
Lisa
Andrea
Makamae
Shayla
Jordan
Laura
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