Volleyball Sports Guide

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Name
Height Year
Position High School
Hometown
1
MaKenna McNulty
6'1"
FR
MB/RS
Magnolia West
Magnolia, TX
2
Cassidy Fly
5'10"
FR
RS/MB
West Hardin
Saratoga, TX
3
Shelby Wade
5'1"
SO
L/DS
James E. Taylor
Katy, TX
4
Raegan Hargis
5'8"
SO
OH
Deer Park
Deer Park, TX
5
Hannah Larsen
5'9"
SO
OH/DS
Bay Area Christian
Dickinson, TX
6
Maggie Timmerman
5'10"
SO
OH/DS/S
Mercy
Waterloo, NE
8
Gabbi Chavez
5'8"
SO
S
Johnson
San Antonio, TX
10
Madison Guerra
5'11"
FR
OH
Clear Brook
Friendswood, TX
11
Liane Moser
6'1"
SO
MB/RS
Deer Park
Deer Park, TX
12
Mallory Morin
5'6"
FR
DS
Goose Creek Memorial
Baytown, TX
13
Ruth Ard
6'1"
FR
MB/RS
North Shore
Houston, TX
17
Shaila Rivon
5'8"
FR
OH/RS
Goose Creek Memorial
Baytown, TX
21
Ally Herrera
5'1"
FR
S
Conroe
Conroe, TX
22
Unica Quezada
5'3"
FR
L/DS
Clear Brook
Friendswood, TX
HEAD COACH: Tracie Johnson
ASSISTANT COACH: Paige Sorge
VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: Whitney Moffitt
AUGUST
8/12
8/13
St. Thomas (Scrimmage)
St. Thomas (Scrimmage)
Houston, TX
Baytown, TX
6:00 pm
10:00 am
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas, NV
3:00 pm
7:00 pm
12:00 pm
2:00 pm
Pasadena, TX
Pasadena, TX
Pasadena, TX
Pasadena, TX
Pasadena, TX
Baytown, TX
Baytown, TX
Pasadena, TX
5:00 pm
11:00 am
5:00 pm
11:00 am
5:00 pm
6:00 pm
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
College of Southern Nevada Tournament
8/26
8/26
8/27
8/27
Utah State University - Eastern
Arizona Western
Yavapai
Snow College
SEPTEMBER
San Jacinto College Tournament
9/1
9/2
9/2
9/3
9/3
9/9
9/10
9/14
North Central Texas College
Panola
Hill College
Brookhaven
Victoria
Coastal Bend
Laredo
San Jacinto College
Lee College 28th Annual Volleyball Invitational Tournament
9/16
9/16
9/17
9/17
9/20
9/22
9/23
9/24
Midland
Panola
Victoria
Navarro
Wharton
Blinn
Western Texas
Temple
Baytown, TX
Baytown, TX
Baytown, TX
Baytown, TX
Wharton, TX
Baytown, TX
Baytown, TX
Baytown, TX
12:00 pm
6:00 pm
12:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
4:00 pm
Midland, TX
Midland, TX
10:00 am
2:00 pm
Midland, TX
Midland, TX
Beeville, TX
Laredo, TX
Baytown, TX
Baytown, TX
Brenham, TX
Baytown, TX
Baytown, TX
8:00 am
10:00 am
6:00 pm
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
Midland College Invitational Tournament
9/30
9/30
Western Texas
Midland
OCTOBER
10/1
10/1
10/7
10/8
10/13
10/18
10/20
10/25
10/27
Otero
Odessa College
Coastal Bend
Laredo
San Jacinto College
Wharton
Blinn
Houston Community College
Victoria
NOVEMBER
11/4-6
Regional Tournament
11/17-20 National Tournament
Baytown, TX
Casper, WY
TBA
TBA
FRESHMAN | MAGNOLIA, TX
MaKenna McNulty is a 6’1” hitter who graduated from Magnolia West in 2016. A resident of
Magnolia, Texas, MaKenna received many accolades during high school. In volleyball, she was selected
to the All-District 1st Team in her sophomore, junior and senior years. As a junior she also was named
1st Team All-County, was the District’s MVP-Blocker and was named to the Honorable Mention TSWA
Team. In her senior campaign, MaKenna was named 1st Team All-County, Montgomery County Fan
Favorite and to the VYPE Magazine Houston Area Honorable Mention Team. In addition, she was
named her team’s Offensive MVP during her junior and senior years. Academically, MaKenna was
on the A/B Honor Roll and was named to the All-Academic Teams for 2012-2015. A participant in
USA volleyball, MaKenna competed with the Renegades and the TAV volleyball clubs. At Lee College,
MaKenna will major in Kinesiology. During her spare time, she enjoys playing sand volleyball, music,
working out and spending time with family and friends.
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FRESHMAN | SARATOGA, TX
Cassidy Fly joins the Lady Rebels from Saratoga, Texas. The 5’10” freshman hitter is a 2016 graduate
of West Hardin High School. During her senior season, Cassidy was a key contributor on her high
school team’s successful season as they were a bi-district qualifier. For her talents, she was chosen
as a 1st Team All District recipient, Offensive MVP and West Hardin’s Athlete of the Year. Cassidy also
competed in varsity track and softball where she was a regional qualifier and the Defensive Player of
the Year, respectively. Cassidy’s competitive volleyball experience is vast as she played USA volleyball
with both Texas Eastside and Xcel volleyball clubs. An excellent student, Cassidy was on the A Honor
Roll and was selected to the National Honor Society. At Lee College, she will major in Biology. She
enjoys eating, playing volleyball, watching Netflix and hanging out with family and friends.
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SOPHOMORE | KATY, TX
Shelby Wade, a sophomore returner from Katy, Texas, is looking forward to the 2016 season. The
5’1” libero played large in her freshman year as she finished the season as the team digs leader with
383, averaging 4.61 per set. She also was the team’s best overall passer with a .960 efficiency on servereceives. Shelby’s college major is Allied Health and she aspires to be a nurse. She has many favorite
activities. These include traveling, playing volleyball, reading and hanging out with family and friends.
She also enjoys her family.
Coach Johnson states, “Shelby is key defensive player for the team and she had a very good freshman
season. I look for her to build on it and step her game up even more this fall, leading the team by example
and helping the freshman learn their defensive roles as well. I know I can depend on her. ”
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SOPHOMORE | DEER PARK, TX
Raegan Hargis returns for her sophomore season in Baytown as a 5’8” outside hitter. She
contributed as a freshman in 72 sets finishing the season with 79 kills and a .219 hitting efficiency. She
also passed well with a .953 serve-receive efficiency and 123 total digs. Raegan, a pre-dental major,
was awarded the Class Act Award for academic excellence due to her high GPA. In her free time,
Raegan likes to play sand volleyball, go to the mall, hang out with friends, watch scary movies and eat
at Ichibon.
Coach Johnson comments, “Raegan was a very good contributor to the team during her freshman year.
She started at times and came in off of the bench at times when an offensive spark was needed. She has
good offensive and defensive skills, so there are no limits to how she can help out the team.”
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SOPHOMORE | DICKINSON, TX
Hannah Larsen is a 5’9” hitter and has opted to return to Lee College for her sophomore year.
As a freshman, Hannah played in 23 sets in a mostly defensive role, finishing the season with 30
digs, averaging 1.30 per set. She also contributed with her serve-receive passing, finishing with a .974
passing efficiency. With a year of collegiate experience, Hannah has progressed tremendously in her
skills and she is expected to be a huge contributor in her sophomore campaign. Academically, Hannah
has excelled while at Lee College, earning a 4.0 GPA and receiving the Class Act Award in 2015. A
nursing major, Hannah was also chosen by her peers to receive the 2015 Team Sportsmanship Award.
Some of her favorite activities are reading books, drinking coffee and playing beach volleyball.
Coach Johnson commented, “Hannah should be a huge contributor to the team this season. She has
grown and developed more as a player than any of the other sophomores and I fully expect her to be an
on court leader this fall.”
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SOPHOMORE | WATERLOO, NE
Maggie Timmerman, a 5’10” outside hitter from Waterloo, Nebraska, returns to Baytown for her
sophomore season. As a freshman, Maggie was an asset to the Lady Rebels in multiple positions.
Maggie came to Lee College already having experience in playing middle blocker, outside and right
side hitters, as well as defensive specialist. She proved herself a utility player when she stepped into
the setting role in the spring of 2016. Maggie finished the fall 2015 season with 25 digs and 3 aces and
her versatility is expected to help the Lady Rebels soar in 2016. A pre-nursing major, Maggie earned
the Class Act Award in 2015 as a result of her high grades. In her free time, Maggie likes to travel, go
to the beach and spend time with her friends, family and dogs.
Coach Johnson states, “Maggie is a pleasure to work with. She is one of the hardest workers on the
team and she is a team player all of the way. She will see increased court time as a sophomore and I will
be looking toward her to be a leader.”
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SOPHOMORE | SAN ANTONIO, TX
Gabbi Chavez, a returning sophomore, is a 2015 graduate of Johnson High School and is a native
of San Antonio, Texas. She is a 5’8” setter who will start as a sophomore and is expected to be a
catalyst for the Lady Rebels. As a freshman, Gabbi completed the season with 99 assists, 94 digs
and 14 aces. With a GPA above 3.00, Gabbi received the Class Act Award. An Allied Health major, she
enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching Law and Order SVU and eating grapefruit.
Coach Johnson concludes, “Gabbi is set to do great things this fall as she prepares to be the sophomore
floor leader for the Lady Rebels. She is an excellent setter, she understands our offense and knows how
best to use it. I look forward to watching her compete.”
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FRESHMAN | BAYTOWN, TX
Mallory Morin, a 5’6” defensive specialist, opted to sign with Lee College for her freshman
campaign. As a senior member of her varsity high school team at GCM, Mallory was a key component
to a team which finished the 2015 season undefeated in district play. She competed in USA Volleyball
for many years with memberships with Texas Eastside Volleyball Club and Gulf Coast Volleyball
Association. At Lee College, Mallory’s major will be Biology. Her favorite things to do include playing
volleyball, traveling and spending time with family and friends.
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FRESHMAN | FRIENDSWOOD, TX
Madison Guerra, a 5’11” outside and right side hitter, opted to sign with Lee College for her
freshman campaign. Her high school volleyball accolades included being named 1st Team All-District,
All-Tournament at the Dickinson tournament and her team’s Best Offensive Player for 2015. Madison
was a member of the Shockwave Volleyball Club throughout her USA/AAU club career. At Lee College,
Madison’s intended college major is General Studies. Finally, her favorite things to do include playing
volleyball, spending time with friends, eating and watching good movies.
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SOPHOMORE | DEER PARK, TX
Liane Moser a sophomore returner from Deer Park, Texas, is looking forward to the 2016 season.
The 6’1” hitter looks to expand her role from her freshman season where she saw action in 13 games,
and finished the season with 16 kills and a 40% hitting efficiency. With an excellent freshman GPA,
Liane received the Class Act award as recognition of her excellent academic accomplishment. Liane’s
college major is Physical Therapy. Her favorite activities outside of volleyball include basketball,
traveling and playing the piano.
Coach Johnson states, “Liane is expected to play a much larger role on the court this season. Her skills
are more advanced now and I see her as being a great and optimistic leader for the team. In 2016, I feel
the sky is the limit for Liane.”
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FRESHMAN | HOUSTON, TX
Ruth Ard is a 6’1” hitter who graduated from North Shore High School, Houston, Texas, in 2016.
In the fall of 2016, she is expected to compete strongly for one of the team’s starting middle blocker
positions. As her high school squad’s leader, Ruth was a leader both on the court and in the classroom.
The 1st Team All District Awardee was also named to the All-District Academic Team. A member of
the National Honor Society and the Math and Science Club, Ruth is a Business/Accounting major. A
former USA Volleyball competitor linked to the Texas Coastal Volleyball Club, Ruth enjoys spending
time with her family and friends in her spare time.
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FRESHMAN | BAYTOWN, TX
Shaila Rivon, a 5’8” outside hitter, decided to remain in her hometown to start out her college
career. A 2016 graduate of Goose Creek Memorial, Shaila was a leader on her high school team
which finished as District Champ with an overall record of 28-8 (14-0 in district play). Shaila’s playing
experience in USA and AAU volleyball was with Texas Coastal Volleyball Club in Mont Belvieu. Shaila
is a Kinesiology major. She enjoys spending time with family, playing volleyball, listening to music,
dancing, sleeping and making people laugh.
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FRESHMAN | CONROE, TX
Ally Herrera, a 5’1” setter from Conroe, Texas, comes to Lee College as a graduate of Conroe High
School. During her high school career, Ally was rewarded for her contributions to her team as she
was named 1st Team All-District, All-District Setter, MVP Setter of the District and her team’s Best
Setter for two years. Regarding academics, Ally was on the A/B Honor Roll. She played USA Volleyball
with Texas Advantage Volleyball- Houston. In her down time, Ally likes to spend time with family, play
volleyball, travel and listen to music.
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FRESHMAN | FRIENDSWOOD, TX
Unica Quezada, a 5’3” defensive specialist from Friendswood, Texas, comes to the Lady Rebels in
2016 and is expected to be an immediate contributor on the back row. A talented student and athlete,
Unica led her team defensively and was named 1st Team All-District. She also received the Mental
Toughness Award. Academically, Unica was a member of the National Technological Honor Society
and she was a member of the Safe School Ambassadors. Unica competed in USA Volleyball with the
Shock Wave Volleyball Club and the Gulf Coast Volleyball Association. A General Studies major, Unica
enjoys listening to music, painting (watercolor) and playing sand volleyball.
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campus. As evidence of this fact, the 2014 and 2015
Lee College Lady Rebels teams earned the prestigious
NJCAA Academic Team Award, an honor awarded
annually to only a few, elite squads in the nation.
Since 1988, Head Coach Tracie Johnson, the current
NJCAA (Division 1) volleyball coach with the most
overall wins (636), has led the Lee College volleyball
program and has developed teams that compete for the
Region XIV and NJCAA National championships, year
in and year out. Coach Johnson’s program consistently
seeks young women who excel on the court and in the
classroom. Realizing that collegiate athletic success
is no substitute for lifetime goals, the program at Lee
College stresses the pursuit of academic success
foremost. As a result, Lee College administrators and
faculty traditionally have recognized the volleyball
program as consistently possessing one of the highest
grade point averages among all scholarship groups on
For the 2016 Lady Rebels, the goal is to win their
conference title and advance to the NJCAA National
Tournament! With a very talented recruiting class
arriving on campus, Johnson asserts the 2016 version
of the Lady Rebels will be both talented and deep. The
team will consist of fourteen roster spots, to include six
sophomores and eight freshman. Johnson states, “I am
confident this team will be competitive in our conference
and exciting to watch for the fans. Coach Sorge took on
a larger role in recruiting this past off season and she
was rewarded for her efforts by helping to bring in an
outstanding freshman class of recruits. In addition, our
sophomores are much more experienced and advanced
now with their skills and they will be exceptional leaders
for the team. The fall 2016 season should be fun for the
student-athletes and our fans!”
ince 1977, the Lee College volleyball program
has competed in the NJCAA, Division 1 level.
During this time period, the program has
consistently performed at a high level, earning high
national rankings and receiving many invitations to
annual NJCAA national tournaments.
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T
racie Johnson, now entering
her 29th year as the Lady
Rebel’s head coach, leads the
Lee College volleyball team. Coach
Johnson joined Lee College in 1988 after
a successful two-year stint coaching
volleyball, basketball and track for the
Sheldon Independent School District.
Coach Johnson graduated from Lee
College in 1984 with an associate of arts
degree, and then received a bachelor’s
of arts degree in teaching (with an
emphasis in physical education) from
Sam Houston State University in 1986.
Coach Johnson earned a master’s of
science in physical education from
Texas Southern University.
During her tenure at Lee College,
Coach Johnson has increased the
competitiveness of the program to
a national level. Coach Johnson’s
leadership has awarded the Lady
Rebels six trips to the NJCAA National
Tournament (1997, 1999-2003).
Coach Johnson’s devotion to the
Lady Rebels has earned her an AVCA
Regional Coach of the Year Award in
2001 and six NJCAA District Coach
of the Year awards (1997, 1999-2003).
Additionally, Coach Johnson has led the
Lady Rebels to the Region XIV playoffs
22 times in her 28 years of coaching.
Coach Johnson’s career record at
Lee College is an impressive 636-392
(.619), the highest win total among all
active NJCAA coaches. She also has
the longest tenure, the most wins and
the highest winning % of all coaches
in Lee College history, inclusive of all
sports past and present.
With her own roots being firmly planted
in the Baytown area, Coach Johnson is
a firm believer in recruiting the best
local talent available. During her years
at Lee College, she has coached 39
players that were products of Baytown
high schools.
In addition, Coach
Johnson has had over 50 players play
for her that reside in the Lee College
service area.
Along with leading the Lady Rebels into
future success, Coach Johnson believes
very strongly about giving back to the
community. In 1989, Coach Johnson
started summer volleyball camps for
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area teens. What once started small
in numbers, Coach Johnson’s volleyball
camps have now grown enormously
with the growing success and interest
the surrounding areas have had with
the sport of volleyball. Additionally,
from 2002-2014, Coach Johnson
served as executive director of a nonprofit volleyball club she founded for
the benefit of adolescent girls in the
Baytown and surrounding communities.
Dubbed “Texas Eastside”, the club is
associated with USA Volleyball and
provided opportunities to hundreds of
girls, during the years she ran the club,
with dozens of girls eventually earning
college athletic scholarships.
In addition to her coaching duties,
Coach Johnson is an instructor in the
Kinesiology Division where she teaches
Community First Aid and Safety, CPR
for the professional rescuer, Sports
Safety and a number of activity courses.
Coach Johnson is a native of Highlands,
a graduate of Ross S. Sterling High,
is married to David, and has one son,
Adam.
Year:1988
Overall Record:7-20
Conference Record: 5-5 (5th place)
Post-Season Finish: Regional Qualifier (4th place)
Year:1989
Overall Record:22-19
Conference Record: 6-4 (3rd place)
Year:1990
Year:1991
Post-Season Finish:Non-Qualifier
Year:1992
Year:1993
Post-Season Finish: Regional Qualifier (3rd place)
Year:1994
Year:1995
Year:1996
Post-Season Finish:Non-Qualifier
Year:1997
Conference Record: 8-6 (Conference Champion)
Post-Season Finish: Region XIV Champion, District 6 Champion,
National Qualifier
Year:1998
Overall Record:24-9
Conference Record: 7-7 (Conference Runner-Up)
Post-Season Finish: Region XIV and District 6 Runner-Up
Year:1999
Overall Record:47-2
Post-Season Finish: Region XIV and District 7 Champion, Nationals –
4th place
Year:2000
Overall Record:36-4
Post-Season Finish: Region XIV and District 7 Champion, Nationals –
9th place
Year:2001
Overall Record:47-1
Post-Season Finish: Region XIV and District G Champion, Nationals –
2nd place
Year:2002
Overall Record:35-5
Post-Season Finish: Region XIV and District I Champion, Nationals –
4th place
Year:2003
Overall Record:27-8
Post-Season Finish: Region XIV and District I Champion, Nationals –
11th place
Year:2004
Conference Record: 10-2 (2nd place)
Year:2005
Post-Season Finish: Regional Qualifier (2nd place)
Year:2006
Year:2007
Overall Record:8-25
Post-Season Finish:Non-Qualifer
Year:2008
Post-Season Finish: Regional Qualifier
Year:2009
Year:2010
Post-Season Finish: Regional Qualifier
Year:2011
Year:2012
Overall Record:4-22
Year:2013
Overall Record:
*2-24 (15 wins were forfeited)
Year:2014
Year:2015
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P
aige Sorge is entering her 4th
year as the assistant volleyball
coach at Lee College. She
graduated from Deer Park High
School in 2007 after an accoladefilled prep career and upon being
heavily recruited she chose to become
a Lady Rebel. Coach Sorge was a
scholarship student-athlete at Lee
College from 2007-2009 where she
was named to the All-Conference team
and All-Region team in 2008.
She
was also named the team’s MVP her
sophomore season. After earning her
Associate’s Degree from Lee College,
Coach Sorge transferred to Houston
Baptist University (HBU) where she
continued her volleyball career at the
NCAA Division I level. At HBU, she
majored in Psychology and minored
in Mathematics earning her Bachelor’s
degree in 2011. Coach Sorge received
Academic All-Conference honors
during her senior season, and was
also an active member of PsyChi, the
Psychology Honor Society. In 2013,
she furthered her education by earning
her Master’s degree in Developmental
Psychology at Durham University
in England. While at Durham, she
competed and assisted with coaching
the institution’s volleyball team.
Coach Sorge’s experience as an elite
collegiate middle blocker and outside
hitter at NJCAA Division I and NCAA
Division I programs, while coaching
USAV club volleyball for eight years, has
prepared her with a good foundation
of knowledge for coaching multiple
positions on the court.
Coach Johnson states, “I am fortunate
to have Coach Sorge assisting me in
all aspects of the program as we strive
to train, develop and support these
young ladies into not only becoming
elite athletes, but also as they mature
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and reach for their respective academic
and life goals. Coach Sorge is a great
role model and mentor for the studentathletes as she has been where they are
currently and she has been successful
in meeting her goals. She is a great
asset to me as we coach, teach and
direct the team. I look forward to our
continued professional and personal
relationships.”
At Lee College, Coach Sorge is involved
with all aspects of the volleyball
program, including recruiting, technical
support, scouting and game analysis,
involvement with camps, monitoring
of the student-athletes’ academic
progress, conducting practices and
handling administrative tasks. Sorge,
the former Paige Jenkins, is married to
Garrett and has one daughter, Cooper
Grace.
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hitney Moffitt is entering
her 1st season as a
volunteer assistant coach
for the Lady Rebels. She graduated
from Corpus Christi Calallen High
School in 2012 where she earned
many athletic and academic awards.
Coach Moffitt, a highly recruited prep
star, signed with Lee College as a
middle blocker and was an integral
part (Career .305 hitting efficiency) of
the 2012-2013 teams where she was
named to the All-Conference and AllRegion teams for both seasons, as
well as being named the team’s MVP
during her freshman season. Also,
while at Lee College, Coach Moffitt
was a member of Phi Theta Kappa,
the president of Alpha Beta Gamma,
received the 2013 Volleyball Award at
the Presidential Honors Day and was a
part of the 2013 NJCAA All-Academic
Team. After earning her Associate’s
Degree from Lee College, Coach
Moffitt transferred to the University of
St. Thomas (UST) where she continued
her volleyball career at the NAIA level
in the Red River Athletic Conference
(RRAC). In 2014, Coach Moffitt was
named MVP of her team and awarded
2nd team RRAC honors. In 2015, she
was named 1st Team All-Conference,
finished 2nd in the NAIA in overall
blocks, and became the UST All-Time
blocks leader per set and per season.
Academically, Coach Moffitt earned her
Bachelor’s degree in 2016, majoring in
Business Administration in Marketing
with a minor in Economics. Currently,
Coach Moffitt is a graduate student
at the University of Houston where
she is pursuing a Master’s Degree in
Hospitality Management.
Coach Johnson states, “Coach Moffitt
has been a winner in everything she
has set her mind to accomplish. She,
like Coach Sorge, is a prime example of
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how a high school graduate can come
into our program, attain her goals by
working hard and focusing, and then
return to the program to give back
and pay it forward by mentoring her
successors. Coach Moffitt is mature
beyond her years, yet due to her age
being relatively close to those on the
team, she has the best opportunity of all
of us to be a positive influence on those
she coaches. I am thrilled Coach Moffitt
has decided to return to Baytown to
assist Coach Sorge and I in our efforts.”
In addition to her volunteer duties in
coaching, Moffitt will also serve as the
volleyball program’s academic tutor
and will monitor the student-athletes in
their housing. Moffitt, formerly known
as Whitney Cornett, is married to
Jordan and lives in Baytown.
DateOpponentGame Scores
08/21/15
Richland
25-11, 25-8, 25-13
08/21/15
Midland
22-25, 25-23, 23-25, 25-22, 15-9
08/22/15
Temple
25-20, 25-18, 25-22
08/22/15
Coastal Bend
25-18, 25-16, 25-21
08/28/15
Victoria
23-25, 25-19, 25-19, 25-22
08/28/15
Wharton
26-24, 18-25, 21-25, 20-25
08/29/15
Garden City
25-19, 25-19, 27-25
08/29/15
Cisco
25-14, 25-23, 25-18
08/31/15
Vernon
27-25, 25-15, 25-13
08/31/15
Cedar Valley
25-14, 23-8, 25-12
08/31/15 Arlington Baptist
25-10, 25-13, 25-22
09/04/15
Yavapai
25-16, 25-8, 25-18
09/04/15
Central Arizona
25-22, 25-22, 25-9
09/05/15
South Mountain
25-21, 25-23, 21-20
09/05/15
Seward
17-25, 25-20, 25-20, 25-16
09/10/15
Coastal Bend
25-10, 25-12, 25-18
09/11/15
Laredo
25-14, 25-21, 25-16
09/15/15
San Jacinto
25-23, 13-25, 18-25, 20-25
09/22/15
Wharton
22-25, 18-25, 22-25
09/25/15
Blinn
21-25, 26-24, 17-25, 22-25
09/26/15
Midland
19-25, 25-20, 25-20, 25-19
10/03/15
Cedar Valley
25-5, 25-10, 25-9
10/08/15Laredo25-17, 25-13, 25-15
10/09/15
Coastal Bend
25-20, 25-16, 25-15
10/13/15
San Jacinto
25-27, 20-25, 15-25
10/16/15
Tyler
25-21, 25-20, 25-23
10/20/15
Wharton
23-25, 21-25, 13-25
10/23/15Blinn19-25, 19-25, 15-25
10/29/15
Victoria
25-18, 25-17, 25-15
11/05/15
Tyler
16-25, 15-25, 23-25
11/05/15
Navarro
24-26, 25-23, 25-22, 25-21
11/06/15
Panola
22-25, 23-25, 23-25
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SERVICE
Player
Bautista
Charles
Chavez
Covington
Deese
Hare
Hargis
Larsen
Mauer
Moser
Otis
Timmerman
Wade
Team (83)
Attempts
149
1
240
411
35
8
173
42
267
24
26
4
287
1944
Errors
14
0
8
14
2
0
21
4
13
5
1
8
14
117
Aces
15
0
14
31
4
0
7
4
12
0
2
3
12
125
Aces/Game
.19
.00
.23
.40
.05
.00
.10
.17
.16
.00
.28
.1
.14
1.51
Receptions
223
5
30
489
9
0
21
39
3
3
16
3
407
1471
Attempts
526
217
2
598
380
93
247
15
292
35
179
17
6
2611
Kills
217
90
6
219
192
27
79
3
117
16
56
7
4
1029
Kills/Game
2.75
1.18
.0
2.84
2 .3
1.17
1.10
.13
1.56
1.23
.69
.28
.05
10.40
Errors
76
44
1
108
52
18
25
3
38
2
18
3
1
389
Hitting
Efficiency
.268
.212
.167
.186
.368
.097
.219
.000
.271
.400
.212
.235
.500
.245
Solo
4
13
0
1
5
1
0
0
8
1
1
0
0
34
Assists
43
78
2
21
55
11
5
0
62
9
18
0
0
152
Total Blocks
7
91
2
22
60
12
5
0
70
10
19
0
0
186
Attempts
Assists
Assists/Game
Assist %
1896
584
2480
719
170
889
8.88
2.0
10.71
.379
.225
.358
HITTING
Player
Bautista
Charles
Chavez
Covington
Deese
Hare
Hargis
Larsen
Mauer
Moser
Otis
Timmerman
Wade
Team (83)
BLOCKING
Player
Bautista
Charles
Chavez
Covington
Deese
Hare
Hargis
Larsen
Mauer
Moser
Otis
Timmerman
Wade
Team (83)
DIGGING
Player
Bautista
Charles
Chavez
Covington
Deese
Hare
Hargis
Larsen
Mauer
Moser
Otis
Timmerman
Wade
Team (83)
SETTING
Player
Otis
Others
Team (83)
RE
14
1
2
22
1
0
10
1
0
0
2
3
16
72
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Total
135
22
94
292
28
7
123
30
65
6
287
25
383
149
Digs/Game
1.71
.29
1.54
3.79
.35
.30
1.71
1.30
.87
.46
3.54
1.00
4.61
18.04
LEE COLLEGE PRESIDENT
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
D
r. Dennis Brown currently serves as the President of Lee College,
a comprehensive community college of 6,500 credit students in
Baytown, Texas, located 25 miles east of Houston. Lee College
serves a population of over 220,000 people in Baytown and its surrounding
communities. Located in the center of the Texas petrochemical industry,
the college prepares workers for the ever increasing technologically based
industry led by ExxonMobil, Bayer, Chevron Phillips and Enterprise.
Dr. Brown has 38 years of administrative and teaching experience in
community colleges. He was Vice President of Instruction at El Paso
Community College (EPCC) in El Paso, Texas, before joining Lee College. He
has an Associate Degree from Arizona Western College, a Bachelor’s degree
from Northern Arizona University, a Master’s degree from Arizona State University, and a Ph.D. from New Mexico
State University.
S
teve Evans has served as the Vice President of Finance and
Administration since April 2009. Prior to that, he held the position
of Dean of Financial Services since 1991. As Vice President of
Finance and Administration, Evans oversees the Business Office, Payroll,
Human Resources, Purchasing, Grant Accounting, Security, Shipping and
Receiving, Maintenance, and Bookstore and Food Services. In addition to
his current duties, Steve has recently been appointed Athletic Director for
the institution.
Evans also served as Interim President for Lee College from January 2002
until July 31, 2002 and served again as interim president in 2012, prior to the
arrival of the current President, Dr. Dennis Brown.
Locally, Evans serves on the Board of Directors of the Texas Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ).
Evans earned his Bachelor of Business Administration degree in accounting from Angelo State University.
Evans is proud to be a product of community colleges and earned his associate degree from Howard College in
Big Spring, Texas before attending Angelo State University.
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The Lady Rebels play in a state-of-the-art 26,000
square foot arena with seating to accommodate 1,500
raging Rebel fans. The facility features a 3,800 square
foot wellness center, indoor walking track, VIP and
conference room, concession areas, and locker rooms
fit for visiting teams, official students and employees.
Lee College athletes and students can use the
Wellness Center by joining classes that will help
develop the body and strength they choose to have.
The Wellness Center provides a variety of weight
lifting equipment as well as treadmills, stationary bikes
and stepper machines.
Along with the Wellness Center, the Gymnasium has a
complete weight lifting facility that will accommodate
the needs of anyone who likes to use free weights.
Tracie Johnson
Head Volleyball Coach
Paige Sorge
Assistant Volleyball Coach
Ha Nguyen
Athletic Trainer
Roy Champagne
Head Basketball Coach
Jason Summers
Wellness Center
Graeme Cox
Division Chair
Kinesiology,
Athletics, & Wellness
Felicia Thomas
Kinesiology Instructor
Karen Guthmiller
Kinesiology Instructor
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GENERAL RECORDS
ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS
Highest National JUCO Ranking: 2nd – 2002
Best Record: 47-1 (.979) – 2001
Worst Record: 4-22 (.181) – 2012
Most Losses: 28 – 1991
Most Matches (season): 57 (35-22) – 1992
Fewest Matches (season): 27 – 1988, 2008, 2014
Most Consecutive Matches Won: 50 – 2000-2001
Most Consecutive Matches Lost: 10 – 2007
Most Consecutive Conference Matches Won: 57 – 1999-2003
Most Consecutive Conference Matches Lost: 5 – 2007
Most Consecutive Games Won: 61 – 1999
Most Consecutive Games Lost: 15 – 1988
Most Consecutive Home Matches Won: 32 – 1999-2003
Most Consecutive Home Matches Lost: 6 – 1988
Best Conference Record: 14-0 – 1999-2001
Worst Conference Record: 2-8 – 2012
1977 – Debra Joseph, Robbie Page
1978 – Dona Juch
1979 – Sylvia Tristan
1980 – Alma Richardson
1981 – Shawn Irwin
1982 – Lisa Barraza, Shawn Irwin, Arlene Land, Sharon Pflughaupt
1983 – Kerry Wells
1984 – Teresa McLain
1988 – Regina Gaston, Nelda Navar
1990 – Michelle Bird, Candy Flores (academic), Laurie Hamilton
1991 – Lisa Gerdes, Laurie Hamilton, Melissa Smaistrla (academic)
1992 – Stephanie Jones
1993 – Carissa Cannon, Renee Simpson
1994 – Carissa Cannon, Carissa Cannon (academic)
1995 – Jennifer Anderson (academic), Ashley Hardin, Ashley Hardin
(academic), Traci Melancon, Mandy Perry (academic)
1996 – Bonnie Fregia (academic), Traci Melancon, Amber Overstreet
(academic), Meredith Phillips, Libra Taylor
1997 – Jennifer Gary (academic), Nathana Janca (honorable mention),
Ruthie Johnson, Ruthie Johnson (academic), Audra Lusby
(academic), Meredith Phillips, Meredith Phillips (academic),
Heather Willis
1998 – Abby Davis (academic), Jennifer Gary (academic), Nathana Janca,
Aleshia Lincoln (honorable mention), Audra Lusby (academic),
Kristy Merling (academic), JaSara Scates (academic), Heather Willis
1999 – Abby Davis (academic), Jaime Brentzel (academic), Carey
Dias (academic), Kristy Merling (academic), Tammi Hargraves
(academic), Elele Ekadeli, Jackie Johnson, Aleshia Lincoln
(honorable mention)
2000 – Carey Dias (academic), Elele Ekadeli (academic), Katy Fielder
(academic), Tammi Hargraves (academic), Stephanie Thompson
(academic),
Elele Ekadeli
2001 – Katy Fielder (academic), Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda Wandera
2002 – Phylis Anyango, Tami Harvey, Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda
Wandera
2003 – Andrea Bishop, Jessica Hollums, Iulia Porumbescu, Nancy Wataka
2004 – Jennifer Arnold, Andi Bishop, Monica Simiyu, Nancy Wataka
2005 – Jennifer Arnold, Edith Musebe, Monica Simiyu
2006 – Judith Boel, Abby Farmer, Jacqueline Sparks
2007 – Mercedes Langley, Jacqueline Sparks
2008 – Paige Jenkins, Mercedes Langley, Julisa Ocasio
2009 – Tamara Kitic, Jasmine Marta, Julisa Ocasio, Tiara Robinson,
Stephany Salas
2010 – Kelsey Boyd, Jasmine Marta, Yormarie Rosado, Stephany Salas,
Jaymie Bauman
2011 – Janette Batista, Rachel Dunlap, Avery Lewis, Monecia Preston
2012 – Trisha Buchanan, Whitney Cornett, Adria Morales
2013 – Whitney Cornett, Helena Gunnarsdottir, Tori Herbert,
Adria Morales, Leiyona Young
2014 – Alondra Bautista, Candace Grosjean, Tori Herbert, Von Marie
Torres-Irizarry, Alyzabeth Vincent, Paola Virella-Marcano
2015 – Alondra Bautista, Bethany Covington, Allie Deese, Julia Mauer,
Madison Otis
INDIVIDUAL – SINGLE SEASON
Most Kill Attempts: 1,681 – Elele Ekadeli – 2000
Most Kills: 964 – Elele Ekadeli – 2000
Best Kills Per Game Average: 7.84 – Elele Ekadeli –2000
Best Hitting Efficiency: .547 – Nasikanda Wandera –2001
Most Block Solos: 51 – Lisa Gerdes – 1991
Most Block Assists: 183 – Judith Boel – 2006
Most Total Blocks: 219 – Judith Boel – 2006
Best Blocks Per Game Average: 1.63 – Judith Boel –2006
Most Service Aces: 152 – Judith Boel – 2006
Best Service Aces Per Game Average: 1.13 – Judith Boel – 2006
Most Digs: 626 – Stephany Salas – 2009
Best Digs Per Game Average: 5.91 – Stephany Salas –2009
Most Assists: 1,940 – Tami Harvey – 2001
Best Assists Per Game Average: 12.68 – Tami Harvey –2001
Best Assist Percentage: . 494 – Tami Harvey – 2001
TEAM – SINGLE SEASON
Most Kill Attempts: 4,630 – 2003
Most Total Blocks: 315 – 2001
Fewest Kill Attempts: 1,723 – 1988
Fewest Total Blocks: 95 – 1988
Best Kills Per Game Avg: 16.12 – 2001
Bests Blocks Per Game Avg: 3.75 – 1992
Most Kills: 2,467 – 2001
Best Assists Per Game Avg: 14.01 – 2001
Fewest Kills: 800 – 1988
Best Assist Percentage: . 466 – 2001
Best Attack Percentage: . 400 – 2001
Most Service Aces: 435 – 1992
Worst Attack Percentage: . 144 – 1988
Fewest Service Aces: 118 – 1988
Most Block Solos: 110 – 1992
Best Service Aces Per Game Avg: 3.02 – 1992
Fewest Block Solos: 30 – 2013
Most Digs: 2,581 – 2003
Most Block Assists: 316 – 1995
Fewest Digs: 681 – 1988
Fewest Block Assists: 106 – 1988
Best Digs Per Game Avg: 20.98 – 2003
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ALL-REGION SELECTIONS
ALL-AMERICAN SELECTIONS
1977 – Laura Beal
1978 – Laura Beal
1979 – Del Simmons, Sylvia Tristan
1980 – Alma Richardson
1981 – Shawn Irwin, Arlene Land
1982 – Lisa Barraza, Arlene Land
1983 – Robin Semien
1985 – Teresa McLain
1990 – Michelle Bird, Laurie Hamilton
1991 – Lisa Gerdes, Laurie Hamilton
1993 – Carissa Cannon, Renee Simpson
1994 – Carissa Cannon
1995 – Ashley Hardin, Traci Melancon
1996 – Traci Melancon, Meredith Phillips, Libra Taylor
1997 – Nathana Janca (honorable mention), Ruthie Johnson,
Meredith Phillips, Heather Willis (honorable mention)
1998 – Nathana Janca, Aleshia Lincoln (honorable mention),
Heather Willis
1999 – Elele Ekadeli, Jackie Johnson, Aleshia Lincoln
2000 – Elele Ekadeli, Katy Fielder (honorable mention),
Stephanie Thompson (honorable mention)
2001 – Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda Wandera, Phylis Anyango (honorable
mention), Katy Fielder (honorable mention)
2002 – Phylis Anyango, Tami Harvey, Jacqueline Makokha,
Nasikanda Wandera
2003 – Andrea Bishop, Jessica Hollums, Iulia Porumbescu, Nancy Wataka
2004 – Jennifer Arnold, Andi Bishop, Monica Simiyu, Nancy Wataka
2005 – Jennifer Arnold, Edith Musebe, Monica Simiyu
2006 – Judith Boel, Abby Farmer, Jacqueline Sparks
2007 – Mercedes Langley, Jacqueline Sparks
2008 – Paige Jenkins, Mercedes Langley, Julisa Ocasio
2009 – Tamara Kitic, Jasmine Marta, Julisa Ocasio, Tiara Robinson,
Stephany Salas
2010 – Kelsey Boyd, Jasmine Marta, Yormarie Rosado, Stephany Salas,
Jaymie Bauman
2011 – Janette Batista, Rachel Dunlap, Avery Lewis, Monecia Preston
2012 – Whitney Cornett, Adria Morales
2013 – Whitney Cornett, Adria Morales
2014 – Alondra Bautista, Candace Grosjean, Tori Herbert, Von Marie Torres-Irizarry
2015 – Alondra Bautista, Bethany Covington, Allie Deese, Julia Mauer,
Madison Otis
1977 – Debra Joseph
1990 – Laurie Hamilton
1993 – Renee Simpson
1997 – Ruthie Johnson (distinguished academic), Meredith Phillips
1998 – Jennifer Gary (academic), Nathana Janca
1999 – Elele Ekadeli, Jackie Johnson, Kristy Merling (distinguished academic)
2000 – Elele Ekadeli, Tammi Hargraves (distinguished academic)
2001 – Nasikanda Wandera
2002 – Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda Wandera
2003 – Iulia Porumbescu
2004 – Andi Bishop (academic), Nancy Wataka (academic)
2006 – Judith Boel, Abby Farmer (academic), Jessica Yorga (academic)
2008 – Melissa Silva (distinguished academic)
2009 – Julisa Ocasio
2011 – Avery Lewis
2014 – Candace Grosjean (Academic), Tori Herbert (Academic)
2015 – Allie Deese (Academic), Hannah Larsen (Academic),
Julia Mauer (Academic)
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MOST ATTACK ATTEMPTS
MOST KILLS
(minimum 1,200 attempts)
(minimum of 600)
1. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 2,902
2. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) 2,358
3. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) 2,043
4. Traci Melancon (1995-06) 2,006
5. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 1,988
6. Renee Simpson (1992-93) 1,969
7. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 1,895
8. Jacqueline Sparks (2006-07) 1,887
9. Laurie Hamilton (1990-91) 1,857
10. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) 1,811
11. Heather Willis (1997-98) 1,738
12. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 1,681
13. Jennifer Arnold (2004-05) 1,642
14. Carrisa Cannon (1993-94) 1,560
15. Nathana Janca (1997-98) 1,485
16. Aleshia Lincoln (1998-99) 1,468
17. Jacque Makokha (2001-02) 1,467
18. Katy Fielder (2000-01) 1,375
19. Becky Dudley (1992-93) 1,368
20. Jasmine Marta (2009-10) 1,364
21. Alyzabeth Vincent (2013-14) 1354
22. Regina Gaston (1988-89) 1,361
23. Mercedes Langley (2007-08) 1,340
24. Nelda Navar (1988-89) 1,322
25. Aimee Tresierra (2006-07) 1,321
26. Libra Taylor (1995-96) 1,311
27. Meagan Monk (2005-06) 1,310
1. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 1,662
2. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) 1,537
3. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) 1,001
4. Renee Simpson (1992-93) 979
5. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) 977
6. Traci Melancon (1995-96) 969
7. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 885
8. Heather Willis (1997-98) 794
9. Jacque Makokha (2001-02) 752
10. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 746
11. Jacqueline Sparks (2006-07) 740
12. Nathana Janca (1997-98) 735
13. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 720
14. Aleshia Lincoln (1998-99) 713
15. Regina Gaston (1988-89) 680
16. Jennifer Arnold (2004-05) 641
17. Libra Taylor (1995-96) 630
18. Judith Boel (2006) 623
19. Laurie Hamilton (1990-91) 602
MOST ASSISTS
(minimum of 1,000)
1. Tami Harvey (2001-02) 3,359
2. Andi Bishop (2003-04) 2,696
3. Kristy Merling (1998-99) 2,514
4. Meredith Phillips (1996-97) 2,381
5. Ashley Hardin (1994-95) 2,345
6. Abby Farmer (2005-06) 2,183
7. Candy Flores (1989-90) 1,989
8. Julisa Ocasio (2008-09) 1,879
9. Stephanie Thompson (2000) 1,495
10. Misty Moreno (1992) 1,405
11. Adria Morales (2012-13) 1,400
12. Lovette McKenzie (1992-93) 1,249
BEST HITTING EFFICIENCY
(minimum .300 with 500 attempts)
1. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) .542
2. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) .455
3. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) .405
4. Libra Taylor (1995-96) .393
5. Judith Boel (2006) .374
6. Jackie Johnson (1998-99) .359
7. Carissa Cannon (1993-94) .346
8. Jacqueline Makokha (2001-02) .344
9. Aleshia Lincoln (1998-99) .335
10. Renee Simpson (1992-93) .332
11. Iulia Porumbescu (2003) .331
12. Nathana Janca (1997-98) .324
13. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) .324
14. Rachel Dunlap (2011) .323
15. Traci Melancon (1995-96) .320
16. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) .318
17. Whitney Cornett (2012-13) .305
18. Regina Gaston (1988-89) .300
MOST BLOCK ASSISTS
(minimum of 140)
1. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) 258
2. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) 236
3. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 226
4. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 225
6. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 188
7. Judith Boel (2006) 183
8. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 171
10. Becky Dudley (1992-93) 161
11. Missy Thompson (1992-93) 159
12. Jackie Johnson (1998-99) 148
14. Edith Musube (2004-05) 144
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MOST TOTAL BLOCKS
MOST DIGS
(minimum of 180)
(minimum of 500)
2. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 326
4. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 282
6. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 264
10. Judith Boel (2006) 219
11. Becky Dudley (1992-93) 211
12. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 209
14. Regina Gaston (1988-89) 189
15. Carissa Cannon (1993-94) 186
16. Nathana Janca (1997-98) 185
17. Edith Musube (2004-05) 180
1. Stephany Salas (2009-10) 1,141
2. Jacqueline Makokha (2001-02) 1,117
3. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 1,024
4. Katy Fielder (2000-01) 882
5. Julisa Ocasio (2008-09) 875
6. Avery Lewis (2010-11) 848
7. Sommer Hatcher (2004-05) 721
8. Jacqueline Sparks (2006-07) 720
9. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 719
10. Tami Harvey (2001-02) 690
11. Ruthie Johnson (1996-97) 674
14. Candace Grosjean (2013-14) 655
15. Andi Bishop (2003-04) 653
16. Shelley Padgett (2000-01) 638
18. Meagan Monk (2005-06) 624
19. Adria Morales (2012-13) 616
20. Mandy Perry (1994-95) 613
21. Julie Westerman (1994-95) 607
22. Kristy Merling (1998-99) 582
23. Iulia Porumbescu (2003) 582
24. Shannon Garner (1996-97) 579
25. Candace Stapp (2006-07) 562
26. Faith Drews (2013-14) 554
27. Abby Farmer (2005-06) 531
MOST SERVICE ACES
(minimum of 75)
2. Lori Davis (1989-90) 166
4. Jacqueline Makokha (2001-02) 148
6. Tami Harvey (2001-02) 138
7. Avery Lewis ( 2010-11) 132
8. Renee Simpson (1990-91) 128
9. Nelda Navar (1988-89) 122
10. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 118
11. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 118
13. Abby Farmer (2005-06) 113
14. Becky Dudley (1992-93) 110
15. Julisa Ocasio (2008-09) 102
17. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 99
18. Bonnie Fregia (1995-96) 94
21. Stephany Salas (2009-10) 81
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Debra Joseph
1977
Laurie Hamilton
1990
Stephanie Jones
1992
Renee Simpson
1993
Meredith Phillips
1997
Ruthie Johnson
1997
Nathana Janca
1998
Jennifer Gary
1998
Elele Ekadeli
1999-2000
Jackie Johnson
1999
Kristy Merling
1999
Tami Hargraves
2000
Nasikanda Wandera
2001
Jacqueline Makokha
2002
Julia Porumbescu
2003
Andi Bishop
2004
Nancy Wataka
2004
Abby Farmer
2006
Judith Boel
2006
Jessica Yorga
2006
Melissa Silva
2008
Julisa Ocasio
2009
Avery Lewis
2011
Faith Drews
2014
Tori Herbert
2014
Allie Deese
2015
Julia Mauer
2015
Hannah Larsen
2015
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