BUFFALO VOLLEYBALL - Buffalo Athletics - University at Buffalo

Al p h A b e t i c A l Ro s t e R 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Class-Elig. Hometown High School/Previous School 

7 Tori Beckman DS 5-8 Fr.-Fr. Kansas City, MO Park Hill 

11 Kristin Bignell MB 6-3 Jr.-Jr. Drayton, ON Norwell District 

5 Lauren Fensten L/S 5-10 Sr.-Sr. Centennial, CO Smoky Hill 

4 Jenna Gabello L/DS 5-6 Jr.-Jr. Rochester, NY West Irondequoit 

17 Kayla Govier MB 6-3 Jr.-Jr. Arvada, CO Arvada West/Wyoming 

13 Marisa Hornbaker OH 6-0 Jr.-Jr. Colorado Springs, CO Colorado Springs Christian 

6 Kelsey Lueders MB 6-2 Sr.-Jr. Littleton, CO Chatfield 

16 Maria Mezzadri OH 5-10 Sr.-Sr. Livonia, MI Livonia Stevenson 

15 Abby Niekamp MB 6-1 So.-So. Celina, OH Marion Local/Florida State 

3 Heather Pyle L/DS 5-3 So.-So. Westlake, OH Westlake 

1 Ellen Robertson L/DS 5-2 Sr.-Sr. Middle Island, NY Longwood 

10 Lindsey Schlegel S 5-9 Jr.-Jr. Lancaster, NY Lancaster 

14 Dani Silvers OH/MB 6-0 Sr.-Sr. Waynesville, NC Tuscola/Mars Hill 

Head Coach: Todd Kress (First season, Cincinnati, ‘92) 

Assistant Coaches: Jenni Horvath, Andreza Santos 

Student Assistant: Bethany Prather 

University at Buffalo 

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Location .....................................................................Buffalo, NY 14260 

Founded ...........................................................................................1846 

Enrollment .....................................................................................28,192 

Nickname ......................................................................................... Bulls 

Colors .................................................... Royal Blue (PMS 293) and White 

Affiliation ....................................................................... NCAA Division I 

Conference ........................................................................ Mid-American 

Facility ................................................................................ Alumni Arena 

Capacity ..........................................................................................6,100 

President .........................................................................John B. Simpson 

Athletic Director ................................................................Warde Manuel 

Athletic Department Phone ..............................................(716) 645-3141 

Website .................................................................www.buffalobulls.com 

Athletic Communications 

Address ........................................................................175 Alumni Arena 

Buffalo, NY 14260 

Office Phone ....................................................................(716) 645-6311 

Office Fax .........................................................................(716) 645-6840 

Associate AD/Communications ............................................ Paul Vecchio 

E-mail .................................................................... pvecchio@buffalo.edu 

Athletic Communications Director ............................................ Jon Fuller 

E-mail ....................................................................... jfuller3@buffalo.edu 

Athletic Communications Asst. Director/ 

Volleyball SID ........................................................................Brian Wolff 

E-mail .......................................................................bcwolff@buffalo.edu 

Office Phone ....................................................................(716) 645-6993 

Cell Phone ........................................................................(716) 359-2750 

Photographer/Designer ......................................................Paul Hokanson 

BUFFALO 

VOLLEYBALL 

Qu i c k FA c t s 

Nu m e R i cA l R o s t e R 

1 Robertson 

3 Pyle 

4 Gabello 

5 Fensten 

6 Lueders 

7 Beckman 

10 Schlegel 

11 Bignell 

13 Hornbaker 

14 Silvers 

15 Niekamp 

16 Mezzadri 

17 Govier 

Mid-American Conference 

Address ....................................................... 24 Public Square, 15th Floor 

Cleveland, OH 44113 

Office Phone ....................................................................(216) 566-4622 

Office Fax .........................................................................(216) 696-2622 

Volleyball Contact .................................................................. Erin Dugan 

E-mail ................................................................ edugan@mac-sports.com 

Website .................................................................. www.mac-sports.com 

Volleyball Information 

Head Coach .................................................. Todd Kress (Cincinnati, ‘92) 

Record at UB ..........................................................................First Season 

Career Record .............................................................255-156 (14 years) 

Assistant Coach ...............................................................Jennifer Horvath 

(Xavier, ‘08) 

Assistant Coach ................................................................Andreza Santos 

(Florida State, ‘06) 

Volleyball Office Phone ....................................................(716) 645-3149 

2008 Record ......................................................................................6-25 

2008 MAC Record .............................................................1-15 (6th, East) 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..............................................................12/3 

Starters Returning/Lost ..............................................................5+libero/1 

Newcomers ............................................................................................3

The University at Buffalo women’s volleyball team begins a new 

chapter in its program’s history this year as the Bulls welcome firstyear 

head coach Todd Kress. Kress, who has 14 years of Division I head 

coaching experience, has taken three different programs to the NCAA 

Tournament in his career. 

“I am thrilled to be here coaching at Buffalo and back in the Mid- 

American Conference,” said Kress. “We are working hard and preparing 

our team for what should be an exciting season of volleyball.” 

The Bulls return most of their team from a season ago, including 

junior middle blocker Kristin Bignell, who led the Bulls in numerous 

categories last season. Bignell hit .307 on the year, the highest for any 

UB player in its Mid-American Conference era. Bignell also had several 

benchmark matches led by a .882 hitting mark against Butler. She was 

twice named MAC East Player of the Week and was named to the alltournament 

team in all four of UB’s non-conference tournaments. Bignell 

also led the team in kills and blocks. 

While Bignell was a force in the middle, the Bulls were missing the 

services of Kelsey Lueders, who was forced to redshirt the year after a 

season-ending foot injury in the third match of the year. Lueders had 

22 kills in two and a half matches before the injury. 

Getting the ball into the middle will be the job of junior setter Lindsey 

Schlegel. Schlegel is beginning her third year running the UB offense 

and she will look to not only get the middles involved, but also 

work with Buffalo’s outside hitters. Schlegel is a threat for a triple-double 

on any night as she covers a lot of ground digging balls and also has 

a keen ability to know when to take it herself for a kill. The Lancaster, NY 

native also led the Bulls in service aces last season with 32. 

Schlegel will also be getting her outside hitter involved as the Bulls 

return four outside hitters from last season. Junior Marisa Hornbaker 

finished second on the team last season in kills with 172 and also finished 

second on the team in service aces with 26. Hornbaker was recognized 

early in the season when she was named to the all-tournament 

team of the Air Force Invitational, which was in the Colorado Spring, CO 

2009 Buffalo VolleyBall 

A New Era Of UB Volleyball Begins In 2009 

Head coach Todd Kress brings over 250 victories to Buffalo 

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natives’ backyard. Hornbaker was also selected to the Academic All- 

MAC Team. 

Also returning is senior Maria Mezzadri who finished fourth on the 

team with 159 kills last season. After not playing her freshman season, 

Mezzadri has made an impact for UB in each of the last two years as one 

of the hardest hitters on the team. 

Senior Dani Silvers moves back to the outside hitter position after 

seeing some action in the middle last year. Silvers missed half the season 

due to injury last year, but when she was active she showed some 

excellent athleticism on the court. Her 2.21 kills per set were second on 

the team only behind Bignell. 

“We have a lot of experience out on the court in all three of these 

positions,” said Kress. “These players know the conference very well and 

we look to their experience to help some of our younger players.” 

Returning for the Bulls in the back row are four players that have 

seen a lot of action in their careers. Senior Lauren Fensten, who served 

as the libero last season, led the Bulls with 330 digs a year ago. She also 

finished second on the team with 90 assists and added 13 service aces. 

It was Fensten’s first year as libero at the collegiate level as she replaced 

one of the top liberos in school history in Lizaiha Garcia. 

Senior Ellen Robertson also returns for the Bulls and saw action in 

28 matches for UB last season. She had 63 digs on the season and six 

service aces. Junior Jenna Gabello saw limited action in 2008, but she 

provides some depth. 

One of the biggest bright spots in 2008 was the play of Heather 

Pyle, who returns for her sophomore season. Pyle saw action in 28 

matches, including a few at libero while Fensten was injured. Pyle had 

128 digs and four service aces, as well as her first career kill. 

“We also have a lot of depth in our back row and they worked extremely 

hard this past spring to make better passes,” said Kress. “I am 

happy with the way that they are progressing.” 

Kress is also welcoming three newcomers for the upcoming sea-

son, including two transfers. Sophomore Abby Niekamp joins the Bulls 

from Florida State where she was originally recruited by Kress when he 

was with the Seminoles. Niekamp is a 6-1 middle blocker from Celina, 

OH and she will figure in to the rotation in the middle. 

True freshman to join the team is Tori Beckman, who hails from 

Kansas City, MO. Beckman is a 5-8 defensive specialist, who brings a lot 

of athleticism to the floor. 

“I am please with the addition of Abby and Tori to our team,” said 

Kress. “They all bring something different to the table and I think they 

will learn a lot from our veterans on the team. I also expect them all to 

come in and compete for playing time right away.” 

Kress also brings in two new assistant coaches for the upcoming 

season. Jenni Horvath joins the Bulls from Toledo, where she coached 

the Rockets last season. Horvath is a 2008 graduate from Xavier where 

she was a four-year letterwinner for the Musketeers. Horvath is UB’s 

recruiting coordinator. 

Also on the coaching staff is Andreza Santos, who joins the staff 

from Florida A&M, where she coached the Rattlers to two NCAA Tournament 

appearances. Santos played for Kress at Florida State she led the 

Seminoles in hitting percentage at .278 and her 356 kills were also tops 

on the team. She also added 127 digs and 66 total blocks for Florida 

State. 

“I am extremely happy to have Jenni and Andreza on staff with me,” 

said Kress. “They both bring extensive knowledge of the game of volleyball 

and I believe that our players will learn a lot from them.” 

The Bulls have also put together a strong non-conference schedule, 

which will prepare the team for Mid-American Conference play, which 

starts in late September. 

UB opens its season with a home tournament, hosting the University 

at Buffalo Invitational. UB opens up on Aug. 28 with Boston College 

and then hosts Fordham and Seton Hall on Aug. 29. 

The opening weekend will prepare UB for its greatest challenge in 

its Division I history as the Bulls travel to Penn State to take on the twotime 

defending National Champions in the Nittany Lion Invitational. UB 

will face Penn State on Sep. 4 and then face Pittsburgh and Robert Morris 

on Sep. 5. 


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Lueders 

The Bulls will then have a four-match homestand, including a twomatch 

set with Youngstown State, before heading to the Cornell Tourney, 

for an all0New York battle. UB will face St. John’s, Colgate and Cornell 

at the tournament. The Bulls will have one more non-conference 

match later in October at Canisius, but following the Cornell Tournament, 

UB will begin Mid-American Conference play. 

Buffalo’s Mid-American Conference schedule will begin on the 

weekend of Friday, September 25 and Saturday, September 26 when 

the Bulls travel to Miami (OH) and Bowling Green, respectively. The 

16-match conference slate will see the Bulls play each member of the 

East Division (Akron, Bowling Green, Kent State, Miami and Ohio) twice, 

both home and away, and each member of the West Division once (on 

the road against Ball State, Central Michigan and Eastern Michigan and 

at home against Northern Illinois, Toledo and Western Michigan). The 

Bulls end the regular season at home, hosting Toledo on Sat., Nov. 14. 

For the seventh season, every MAC school will qualify for the Mid- 

American Conference Tournament, and first-round matches will take 

place on Tuesday, November 17 on the campus sites of the higher 

seeds. The quarterfinals, semifinals and final match will be on Friday, 

November 22, Saturday, November 23 and Sunday, November 24 in Toledo, 

OH. 

“I think we put together a good schedule that will prepare us physically 

and mentally for the Mid-American Conference,” said Kress. “I am 

looking forward to hosting the tournament the opening weekend and 

show our fans what Buffalo volleyball is all about.” 

For Kress and the 2009 Bulls this season is about unveiling a new 

era of Buffalo Volleyball. One that is just beginning to evolve.

Todd Kress begins his first season as head coach of the UB 

Volleyball team. Kress has won more than 250 matches as a head 

coach and has led three teams to the NCAA Tournament, while 

coaching a trio of All-Americans. 

Kress has a career record of 255-159 in 14 years as a head coach at 

the Division I level. He became the second youngest head coach 

in NCAA volleyball history to win 200 matches, which he did so 

in October 2004. He served as head coach at Florida State from 

2002-2007 where he took the Seminoles to the NCAA Tournament 

in his very first season in 2002. He coached NCAA All-Americans 

in three seasons and first-team All-ACC players in five straight 

years, while also mentoring the ACC’s Freshman of the Year in 

2003. In the classroom, he had seven players named to the ACC 

Academic Honor Roll and the first player at Florida State since 

1993 to be named to the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic 

All-District Team in 2007. 

Prior to moving to Florida State, Kress served as head coach at 

fellow MAC member, Northern Illinois from 1999-02. His 2001 

team won the Mid-American Conference and represented the 

league at the NCAA Tournament. He had the MAC Player of the 

Year and MAC Freshman of the Year during that 2001 season. 

Kress began his head coaching career at Fairfield University where 

he led the team to MAAC Championships in 1997 and 1998, 


Todd 

Kress 

Head Coach • First Season 

Cincinnati ‘92 

Kress’ Career 

Fairfield (1995-98) 

Head Coach; Record: 94-45 

Northern Illinois (1999-01) 


Florida State (2002-07) 


Career Collegiate Head Coaching Record 

255-159 (14 years) 

making trips to the NCAA Tournament in both years. At Fairfield, 

he coached the conference player of the year and rookie of the 

year in two different seasons. 

Kress began his coaching career at the University of Cincinnati. 

While completing his undergraduate education, he was a two-year 

starter for the Bearcats’ club squad and served as head coach for 

two Junior Olympic programs and as an assistant for the Seton 

High School junior varsity. After completing an associate of arts 

degree in communications from Edison State College in Ohio in 

June of 1988, Kress, a native of Sidney, OH, earned a bachelor 

of fine arts degree in broadcasting from Cincinnati in June of 

1992. 

Kress has two sons, Trevor (8) and Trajan (5).

Jenni 

Jenni Horvath is in her first season as assistant coach on the Bulls’ 

volleyball staff. Horvath comes to UB after spending the last 

season as an assistant coach at fellow MAC member, Toledo. 

In her first season with the Rockets, Horvath helped lead the team 

to a 14-17 record and a first round victory in the Mid-American 

Conference Tournament. 

Horvath played a key role at right-side hitter for the Musketeers’ 

2007 NCAA Tournament squad as a senior, ranking third on the 

team in digs (2.88) and service aces (0.19) per game and posting 

2.27 kills per game and a .206 hitting percentage for a balanced 

offensive attack. She received A-10 All-Tournament Team honors 

after posting 14 kills and 20 digs in a semifinal win over Saint Louis 

and nine terminations and 11 digs in the championship match vs. 

Dayton. Horvath also earned A-10 All-Tourney honors as a junior 

when she tallied a then-career high 19 digs against Dayton in the 

semifinals. During her playing career, Xavier posted a 83-45 (.648) 

Andreza Santos is in her first season as assistant coach with the 

Bull. Santos, a native of Brazil, comes to Buffalo after spending the 

last two seasons as an assistant coach at Florida A&M. Prior to that 

she played for Kress at Florida State. She joins a coaching staff that 

already includes Jenni Horvath, who was hired in the Spring. 

This past season, Santos helped coach Florida A&M to its eighth 

consecutive Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Championship 

and an appearance in the NCAA Tournament where they played 

Florida in the first round. The Lady Rattlers finished the season 

14-13, but did post a 7-1 mark in league play. In 2007, Florida 

A&M also won the MEAC title falling to Oklahoma in the first 


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overall mark and an impressive 43-10 (.811) Atlantic 10 ledger. 

A native of Oxford, OH, Horvath holds the school record for kills at 

Stephen T. Badin High School (Hamilton, OH). She was selected to 

the Cincinnati Enquirer’s All-Star Volleyball First-Team two years 

in a row and also was named to the Southwest Ohio Volleyball 

Coaches Association’s First-Team All-City as a senior. 

Horvath comes from an athletic family with her grandfather, 

Bob Ptacek, earning team MVP honors as a quarterback at the 

University of Michigan in 1958 before playing professionally 

with the Cleveland Browns (1959) and the CFL’s Saskatchewan 

Roughriders (1960-65). In addition, her father, Thomas, played 

baseball at Eastern Kentucky, and her sister, Allie, is a junior on the 

University of Pittsburgh women’s swimming and diving team. 

Horvath graduated from Xavier in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree 

in advertising. 

round of the NCAA Tournament, 3-1. The Lady Rattlers finished 

that season 18-8. 

Santos played two seasons for Florida State, beginning in 2004. 

In 2005, Santos led the Seminoles in hitting percentage at .278 

and her 356 kills were also tops on the team. She also added 127 

digs and 66 total blocks for Florida State. 

Santos received a Bachelor’s Degree in International Affairs from 

Florida State in December 2006.


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lauren 

fensTen 

Senior • 5-10 • L/S 

Centennial, CO/Smoky Hill 

2008: Saw action in 102 sets as the team’s primary libero...led the team 

in digs with 330...set a career high with 19 digs in a five-game match 

against Ohio (10/31)...had 18 digs against High Point (9/19) and Bowling 

Green (10/11)...had a career-high six assists on three separate occasions, 

against Akron (10/3), Ball State (10/4) and Bowling Green (10/11)...UB 

Scholar Athlete. 

2007: Saw action in 34 games for the Bulls during the season...recorded 

a season-high nine digs and a service ace against Delaware (9/14)...also 

scored service aces against Baylor (8/24) and Bowling Green (11/9)....UB 


2006: One of three players to play in all 117 games for UB...voted team’s 

Top Newcomer...finished fourth on the team with 222 digs...had a careerhigh 

18 digs against Ball State (11/14)...had 12 digs against Canisius 

(9/12)...had 42 assists on the year including four against High Point (8/26) 

and Ball State (11/14)...finished tied for third on the team with 35 services 

aces...had a season-high five aces against Central Michigan (10/28). 

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maria 

mezzadri 

Senior • 5-10 • OH 

Livonia, MI/Livonia Stevenson 

2008: Saw action in 78 sets and finished fourth on the team with 159 

kills... had a season-high 12 kills against Bowling Green (10/11) and had 

11 kills against St. Francis (9/20)...had a career-high three blocks against 

Ohio (9/27) and Kent State (11/1)...had two service aces against St. 

Francis (9/20) and Bowling Green (11/14)...recorded a career-high five 

digs against Ohio (10/31)...UB Scholar Athlete. 

2007: Saw action in 91 games for the Bulls this season...finished third on 

the team with 174 kills...had a career-high 21 kills against Geroge Mason 

(9/7), the highest single-match total for any UB player during the season... 

recorded 13 kills in a win over Akron (9/27)...added 18 total blocks on 

the season, including two total blocks on four separate occassions...UB 


2006: Did not see any action during the season...was voted team’s Most 

Improved Player...UB Scholar Athlete. 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 1, three times 

Attempts: 3, two times 

Aces: 5 vs. Central Michigan, 10/28/06 

Digs: 19 vs. Ohio, 10/31/08 

Blocks: 0 

Assists: 6, three times 

High School: Earned seven letters and was a two-time captain for 

coaches Steve Huntingdale and Katie Hagen at Smoky Hill High School... 

as a senior, her team was a regional and district winner, while appearing 

in the state final four...after recording 197 kills and 186 digs as a senior, 

was named Rocky Mountain News “Best of the Best Outside Hitter” and 

named to the RMR All-Star Club, as well as the All-State squad...the 

team also reached the state final four in 2003 and 2004, where she was 

named second-team All-Conference...also excelled as a goalie on the 

school soccer team, helping her team reach the final four twice and the 

final eight once. 

Personal: Born December 11, 1987...daughter of Michael and Tamera... 

has one sister (Cally)...nickname is Lo Lo...chose UB over Hawaii and Cal 

State Fullerton...favorite food is sushi...her dream as a college athlete 

is to be in the NCAA Championship Game...three words she says best 

describe her are outgoing, spontaneous and loving...three people she 

would invite to dinner are Oprah Winfrey, Nolan Ryan and George Bush... 

cartoon character she would be is Betty Boop. 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 21 vs. George Mason, 9/7/07 


Aces: 2, two times 

Digs: 5 vs. Ohio, 10/31/08 

Blocks: 3, two times 

Assists: 3 vs. Miami, 10/5/07 

High School: Earned three letters for head coach Kelly Graham at Livonia 

Stevenson where the Spartans went 41-11-3 during her senior year... 

recorded 63 aces, 185 digs, 532 kills and 78 blocks during her senior year, 

setting the school record for kills in a game and most kills in a season... 

was named third-team All-State...was also a scholar-athlete as a member 

of the high school diving team. 

Personal: Born November 3, 1987...daughter of Robert and Mary... 

has two brothers (Jonathan and Steven)...nickname is M&M...chose UB 

over East Tennessee State and because of the excellent academics and 

the coaching staff...would like to break the single-season kills record at 

UB...favorite movie is Pretty Woman...favorite foods are potatoes and ice 

cream...if she could be a cartoon character, she would be Chip from Chip 

‘n Dale Rescue Rangers.


1 

ellen 

roberTson 

Senior • 5-2 • L/DS 

Middle Island, NY/Longwood 

2008: Saw action in 63 sets and had a season-high eight digs against 

Kennesaw State (8/31) and seven digs against Kent State (9/26)...also 

added six digs against St. Francis (9/20)...recorded a career-high three 

assists against Air Force (9/1). 

2007: Played in 83 games for the Bulls and finished with 16 service aces 

on the year...was fifth on the team with 120 digs...had a career-high 11 

digs against Akron (9/27)...recorded two service aces on five separate 

occasions during the season and also added 13 assists on the year. 

2006: Saw action in 72 games and finished sixth on the team with 23 

service aces...had a career-high three service aces against Binghamton 

(9/16)...had 26 digs on the season, including four in a victory over North 

Carolina A&T (8/26)...also finished with two assists on the season. 

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dani 

silvers 

Senior • 6-0 • OH/MB 

Waynesville, NC/Tuscola/Mars Hill 

2008: Was limited to just 48 sets on the season due to injury...had a 

career-high 14 kills and added eight digs against UM-Eastern Shore 

(9/12)...had 12 kills and five digs against Ball State (10/4) and added 11 

kills in her final match of the season against Bowling Green (10/11)... 

had 10 kills and eight digs against Canisius (9/10) and 10 kills and three 

digs against Maine (9/13)...also had eight digs against Butler (9/13)...had 

a season-high three blocks against Air Force (9/1), Ball State (10/4) and 

Bowling Green (10/11). 

Previous College: Played for two seasons at Division II Mars Hill College... 

led the team with 385 kills and 10 solo blocks in 2007...also recorded 117 

digs and 40 total blocks on the season...finished second on the team in 

kills and had a team-high 45 solo blocks in 2006. 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 1, two times 

Attempts: 2 vs. Niagara, 9/5/07 

Aces: 3 vs. Binghamton, 9/16/06 

Digs: 11 vs. Akron, 9/27/07 

Blocks: 0 

Assists: 3 vs. Air Force, 9/1/08 

High School: Four-year letterwinner and two-year captain for head 

coach Jessica Serano at Longwood High School...was a two-time All- 

League and All-Conference selection...was named Defensive Player of 

the Year as a senior...was named Team MVP as a senior and won the 

Bulldog award as a junior...also played two seasons of varsity softball, 

playing third base. 

Personal: Born March 15, 1988...daughter of John and Kathleen...has 

one brother (John)...nickname is Swiffer...chose UB because of the great 

academic programs, the volleyball team and the coaching staff...lists her 

favorite movie as The Sandlot...would like to set the career digs mark at 

UB...her greatest athletic influence is her club coach Rick Cole...if she could 

be any cartoon character she would be Minnie Mouse. 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 14 vs. UM-Eastern Shore, 9/12/08 

Attempts: 38 vs. Ball State, 10/4/08 

Aces: 1, three times 

Digs: 8, three times 

Blocks: 3, three times 

Assists: 3 vs. Canisius, 9/10/08 

High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coach Courtney Clinard 

at Tuscola High School...was named All-Conference Honorable Mention 

in 2004...also lettered for four seasons in basketball where she was a 

Gatorade Rookie of the Year in 2004 and two seasons in track where she 

was All-Conference and a Regional Champion in the 100m hurdles. 

Personal: Born April 11, 1988...daughter of Dewayne and Donna...full 

name is Danielle Nichole Silvers...has one brother (Adam) and one sister 

(Colby)...enjoys doing anything outdoors...favorite movie is Remember 

The Titans...enjoys all types of music...greatest athletic influence is her 

dad...favorite quote is “Attitude is a reflection of leadership”...was once a 

snowboarding and ski instructor.


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Kelsey 

lueders 

R-Junior • 6-2 • MB 

Littleton, CO/Chatfield 

2008: Saw action in the first 10 sets of the season before a foot injury 

forced her to redshirt the 2008 season...UB Scholar Athlete. 

2007: One of four players to see action in all 110 games for the Bulls...led 

the team in hitting percentage (.172), solo blocks (11) and total blocks 

(76)...had a career-high 13 kills and three service aces against Toledo 

(11/3)...recorded a season-high eight total blocks against Niagara (9/5). 

2006: Saw action in 68 games for UB, but missed 15 matches due to a 

knee injury...had 121 kills on the year, including 12 against Army (9/9)... 

Despite missing the time, finished tied for second in solo blocks (14) 

and third in total blocks (85)...had nine total blocks against High Point 

(8/26) and again against Coastal Carolina (9/2)...finished with seven total 

blocks in a three-game victory over Syracuse (9/5) and a victory over 

Holy Cross (9/9). 

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marisa 

HornbaKer 

Junior • 6-0 • OH 

Colorado Springs, CO/Colorado Springs 

Christian 

2008: Played in 89 sets for the Bulls and finished second on the team 

with 172 kills...was named to the All-Tournament team of the Air Force 

Invitational...tied her career high with 13 kills against Davidson (9/20)... 

had 11 kills and 14 digs against Bowling Green (10/11)...added 10 kills 

and 13 digs against Kent State (11/1)...had a career-high three blocks 

against Western Michigan (10/18)...recorded a career-high four service 

aces against St. Francis (9/20)...named to the Academic All-MAC Team... 

UB Scholar Athlete. 

2007: Saw action in 70 games for the Bulls during the season and 

recorded 134 kills...had career highs with 13 kills and 15 digs against 

Niagara (9/5)...recorded a double-double with 11 kills and 10 digs and 

six assists against George Mason (9/7)...recorded 11 kills against South 

Florida (9/1) and Albany (9/2) and had 10 kills against West Virginia (9/1) 

and Delaware (9/14).... UB Scholar Athlete. 

High School: Earned four letters and was a two-year captain for head 

coach Verlyn Rosenthal at Colorado Springs Christian...helped lead her 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 13 vs. Toledo, 11/3/07 

Attempts: 31 vs. Akron, 9/27/07 

Aces: 3 vs. Toledo, 11/3/07 

Digs: 4, two times 

Blocks: 9, two times 

Assists: 2 vs. Kent State, 10/26/07 

High School: Four-year letterwinner and two-year captain for head coach 

Tom Paszko at Chatfield Senior High School...helped lead the team to a 

23-3 record as a senior and a league championship...was named first-team 

All-Conference as a senior and second-team All-Conference as a junior. 

Personal: Born March 9, 1988...daughter of Shelly Johnson...has one 

brother (Owen)...favorite movie is Shawshank Redemption...chose UB 

because of the volleyball team and the academics...favorite food is twicebaked 

potato...her greatest athletic influence is her mom...her dream as 

a college athlete is to help her team reach its highest potential. 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 13, two times 

Attempts: 41 vs. Niagara, 9/5/07 

Aces: 4 vs. St. Francis, 9/20/08 

Digs: 15 vs. Niagara, 9/5/07 

Blocks: 3 vs. Western Michigan, 10/18/08 

Assists: 6 vs. George Mason, 9/7/07 

team to a 31-0 record as a junior and a 29-2 mark as a senior...her team 

won district, regional, league and state titles in 2004, 2005 and 2006...was 

an All-State selection in 2006, as well as an All-State Tourney selection in 

2005 and 2006...was named a Prepvolleyball.com Academic All-American 

in 2006 and was selected as the Best of the Best middle blockers in 2004, 

2005 and 2006...also lettered for four seasons on the high school tennis 

team where she played number three singles for a year and number one 

singles for three years, qualifying for the states three times. 

Personal: Born January 8, 1990...daughter of Charles and Connie... 

has four brothers and two sisters...full name is Marisa Janelle Lynne 

Hornbaker...nickname is Reese...chose UB over George Washington, 

Campbell, William and Mary and James Madison because of the 

combination of academics and volleyball, as well as the coaches and 

team...favorite foods are coconut, pineapple and dark chocolate...served 

as the school’s team mascot for three years...lists her favorite TV show 

as John & Kate Plus 8...says her favorite thing about Buffalo is that it is 

close to Canada.


11 bignell 

KrisTin 

Junior • 6-3 • MB 

Drayton, ON/Norwell District 

2008: One of just two players to play in all 108 sets on the season...led the 

Bulls in kills (252), hitting percentage (.307) and total blocks (1.01)...was named 

MAC East Player of the Week twice and was named to the All-Tournament 

team in all three of UB’s non-conference tournaments...had a career-high 16 

kills, 30 attempts and five digs against UM-Eastern Shore (9/12)...set a school 

record for individual hitting percentage with her .882 game against Butler 

(9/13), the highest hitting percentage in the MAC over the season...had 15 

kills against Butler (9/13) and Bowling Green (10/11)...had 13 kills and just 

one error against Kennesaw State (8/31) and 11 kills and no errors against 

Albany (9/5)...had a career-high eight blocks against Ball State (10/4) and 

seven blocks against Akron (10/3) and Northern Illinois (10/17)...was named 

to the Academic All-MAC Team...UB Scholar Athlete. 

2007: One of four players to see action in all 110 games for the Bulls...was 

named the team’s Most Improved Player...was fifth on the team with 171 kills 

and first on the team with 89 block assists...had a career-high 12 kills against 

Miami (11/10) and also added 10 kills against Niagara (9/5)...recorded a careerbest 

six block assists against Toledo (11/3)...UB Scholar Athlete. 

10 

lindsey 

scHlegel 

Junior • 5-9 • S 

Lancaster, NY/Lancaster 

2008: One of just two UB players to play in all 108 sets...finished the 

season with 907 assists...had a career-high 54 assists against UM-Eastern 

Shore (9/12)...had 36 assists and 17 digs against Ball State (10/4)...had six 

kills, 46 assists and 19 digs against Bowling Green (10/11)...recorded seven 

kills, 38 assists and nine digs against Canisius (9/10)...recorded six total 

blocks against Kennesaw State (8/31)...finished first on the team with 32 

service aces, including a career-high six against Kennesaw State (8/31)... 

had four service aces against Albany (9/5)...UB Scholar Athlete. 

2007: Saw action in all 110 games as UB’s primary setter during the 

season...was named the team’s Top Newcomer...recorded 955 assists 

including a career-high 51 assists against Miami (11/10)...nearly recorded 

a triple-double with nine kills, 41 assists and 11 digs in a win over Akron 

(9/27)...had a career-high 15 digs with 36 assists at Akron (11/2)...was 

named to the All-Tournament Team of the University at Buffalo Classic 

after a 35-assist and 14-dig performance against North Carolina (8/25). 

High School: Earned eight letters and captained two seasons for head 

coach Sue Pernick at Lancaster High School...helped lead the team to two 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 16 vs. UM-Eastern Shore, 9/12/08 

Attempts: 30 vs. UM-Eastern Shore, 9/12/08 

Aces: 2 vs. Northern Illinois, 10/17/08 

Digs: 5 vs. UM-Eastern Shore, 9/12/08 

Blocks: 8 vs. Ball State, 10/4/08 

Assists: 1, seven times 

High School: Helped lead her team to a 30-0 record as a senior for head coach 

Jeff Shortt at Norwell District...was named Most Valuable Player in 2006-07, 

as well as an All-Star..helped lead her team to two consecutive titles at the 

Central Western Ontario Secondary School Association Championships and 

twice to the consolation finals at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic 

Association Championships...was also a member of the basketball team at 

Norwell District...played for the Waterloo Tigers Volleyball Club. 

Personal: Born December 6, 1989...daughter of Robert and Sheila...has 

one brother (Matthew) and one sister (Stephanie)...full name is Laura Kristin 

Bignell...chose UB over Cornell, Kent State and St. Francis because of the 

academics, athletics, location and atmosphere...greatest athletic experience 

was winning the CWOSSA Championships as a senior...three words to describe 

her are competitive, determined and quiet...professional goal is to become 

a physical therapist...favorite food is chinese...if she could be on any reality 

television show, it would be Survivor. 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 9 vs. Akron, 9/27/07 

Attempts: 18 vs. Miami, 11/10/07 

Aces: 6 vs. Wright State, 9/6/08 

Digs: 20 vs. South Florida, 9/1/07 

Blocks: 6 vs. Kennesaw State, 8/31/08 

Assists: 54 vs. UM-Eastern Shore, 9/12/08 

Class AA State titles during her sophomore and senior seasons...was a 

first-team All-Western New York selection in 2004, 2005 and 2006 and an 

All-State selection in each of her four years...was named to the 2006 NYS 

All-Tournament team...was a Buffalo News All-WNY selection in 2004, 2005 

and 2006...named a Super Sophomore and a Senior Ace by Prepvolleyball. 

com and was also a finalist for the Andi Collins Award, which goes to the 

nation’s best setter....was also a forward on the Lancaster basketball team 

where she was an All-ECIC First Team selection and a pitcher/outfielder 

on the softball team. 

Personal: Born April 26, 1989...daughter of Ronald and Cheryl...has 

one brother (Eric) and one sister (Bethany)...chose UB because of the 

academics and the quality of the volleyball coaches...describes herself 

as focused, hard-working and caring...would like to set the single-season 

and career assists records at UB...plans to major in business with the hopes 

of running an athletic facility in the area.


4 

Jenna 

gabello 

Junior • 5-6 • L/DS 

Rochester, NY/West Irondequoit 

2008: Saw action in nine sets...had four digs and two service aces against 

Eastern Michigan (10/25)...UB Scholar Athlete. 

2007: Saw action in 53 games for the Bulls and recorded 80 digs on the 

season...had a career-high 14 digs and two service aces against Niagara 

(9/5)...also added 12 digs against North Carolina (8/25) and 11 digs 

and a career-high three service aces against Akron (9/27)...UB Scholar 

Athlete. 

High School: Earned five letters and spent two years as captain for head 

coach Marc Callari at West Irondequoit High School...helped lead her team 

to a 21-2 record as a senior and her team was Monroe County Division II 

Champions in 2003, 2005 and 2006...team was New York State Section V 

17 

Kayla 

govier 

Junior • 6-3 • MB 

Arvada, CO/Arvada West/Wyoming 

2008: Saw action in 73 sets, but missed most of October due to injury... 

had 91 kills on the season, including a career-high 10 kills against Wright 

State (9/6)...finished fourth on the team in total blocks with a career-high 

seven blocks against Ohio (9/27)...had eight kills and three blocks against 

UM-Eastern Shore (9/12)...UB Scholar Athlete. 

Previous College: Played in 82 games for Wyoming, finishing with 94 kills 

on the year...had a career-high eight kills in back-to-back matches against 

Morehead State and Kansas...finished the season with five solo blocks 

and 44 block assists, having a career-best six total blocks against Utah... 

had 12 digs on the year, including three against St. Peter’s College. 

High School: A two-time letterwinner in volleyball and a second-team 

All-Jeffco Conference selection while attending Arvada West High 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 1 vs. Akron, 11/2/07 


Aces: 3 vs. Akron, 9/27/07 

Digs: 14 vs. Niagara, 9/5/07 

Blocks: 0 

Assists: 1, seven times 

Class AA Champions in 2006...holds 16 school records including career 

records for aces (204), digs (858), most attacks attempted and most serves 

attempted...was a NYS second-team All-State selection in 2006 and was a 

first-team All-Monroe County Team selection for three seasons...was also 

a member of her high school cheerleading squad for two years. 

Personal: Born July 18, 1989...daughter of Chris and Laurie...has one 

brother (Joe)...chose UB because of the great academics, competitive 

team, passionate and inspiring coaches and it was close to home... 

enjoys shopping and loves to laugh...would like to break the single-game 

digs record at UB...plans to major in exercise science with the hopes of 

becoming a physical therapist...favorite food is tacos...lists Cindy D’Errico 

as her greatest athletic influence. 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 10 vs. Wright State, 9/6/08 


Aces: 2 vs. Bowling Green, 11/18/08 

Digs: 2 vs. UM-Eastern Shore, 9/12/08 

Blocks: 7 vs. Ohio. 10/31/08 

Assists: 2 vs. Wright State, 9/6/08 

School...helped her team in 2006 to an 11-10 overall record and a third 

place finish in the conference with a 7-3 mark...as a senior, she averaged 

2.1 kills and 1.2 digs, while adding 27 solo blocks and 18 block assists... 

during her junior year, she tallied 43 kills, 11 digs, 19 block assists and 

nine solo blocks...was coached in high school by Debbie Pospicil...also 

played club volleyball with the Juggernaut Volleyball Club and the Elite 

18 Team for two seasons...was coached by Tom Paszko. 

Personal: Born June 7, 1989...daughter of Tom and Jane...full name 

is Kayla Marie Govier...has one sister (Jamie)...favorite athlete is Philip 

Rivers and favorite food is mashed potatoes...chose UB because of the 

coaches and the team...lists her dream as a college athlete is to go to 

the NCAA Tournament.


3 

HeaTHer 

pyle 

Sophomore • 5-3 • L/DS 

Westlake, OH/Westlake 

2008: Played in 94 sets for the Bulls and recorded 128 digs on the year... 

had a career-high 10 digs against Bowling Green (11/18)...added eight 

digs against Niagara (9/16), Ohio (10/31) and Kent State (11/1)...recorded 

four services aces on the season and had her first career kills against Kent 

State (9/26)...recorded a career-high four assists against Ohio (10/31). 

High School: Earned three letters and captained one season for Daniel 

Berkheimer at Westlake High School...holds the school record for most 

digs in a single game and a match...was named All-Conference and All- 

District First Team in 2007 and to the West Sun Northwest All-Star Team... 

was named the Westlake Defensive Player of the Year in 2006 and 2007... 

named All-Conference and All-District Honorable Mention in 2006. 

7 

Tori 

becKman 

Freshman • 5-8 • DS 

Kansas City, MO/Park Hill 

High School: Was a three-year captain for head coach Janell DeVille 

at Park Hill High School...set a school record with 656 digs her senior 

season...was named to the All-Conference First Team in 2007 and 2008 

and was named to the All-District First Team in 2008 and Second Team 

in 2007..named to the All-Region Second Team in 2008 and was a MO- 

KAN All-Star Game participant in 2008...also played basketball and ran 

track where she was an All-Conference selection in the 200m, 400m and 

discus...played club volleyball for KC Extreme. 

Personal: Born June 14, 1991...daughter of Jonathan Bechman and 

Michelle Young...has one brother (JJ) and three sisters (Ashlie, Cally, 

Katelynn...full name is Victoria Beckman...favorite athlete is Misty May- 

Treanor...favorite food is pasta and seafood...chose Buffalo because of 

MATCH HIGHS 

Kills: 1 vs. Kent State, 9/26/08 

Attempts: 2 vs. Albany, 9/5/08 

Aces: 1, four times 

Digs: 10 vs. Bowling Green, 11/18/08 

Blocks: 0 

Assists: 4 vs. Ohio, 10/31/08 

Personal: Born January 29, 1990...daughter of Thomas and Debby... 

full name is Heather Nicole Pyle...has one brother (Jason) and one 

sister (Cassie)...favorite athlete is Misty May-Treanor...favorite movie 

is Anchorman...chose Buffalo because it isn’t too far from home, has a 

good volleyball program and the nursing school...would like to set the 

UB school record for digs in a match...lists greatest athletic experience 

as finishing fifth in Gold at Nationals. 

the coaching staff and the team...three words to describe herself are 

outgoing, spontaneous and energetic...would like to set the UB school 

record for digs in a season.


abby 

15 nieKamp 

Sophomore • 6-1 • MB 

Celina, OH/Marion Local/Florida 

State 

Previous College: Played in 37 sets for Florida State in 2008...had seven 

kills and two blocks against Virginia (10/25)...had six kills and three blocks 

against Niagara (9/12)...also recorded six kills in back-to-back matches 

against Boston College (11/7) and Maryland (11/8)...recorded three kills 

and three digs against Clemson (11/14). 

High School: Was a first-team All-Ohio selection in 2006 and 2007 for 

head coach Amy Steininger... named to the Ohio All-Star team in 2007... 

earned a spot on the District All-Star team in 2006 and 2007 and was 

awarded with the District 8 Player of the Year award in 2007... made 

the All-Conference team from 2005-07...was chosen as the MVP of her 

team at Marion Local in 2006 and 2007...team named her as the Most 

Inspirational Player her senior year in 2007...set records in six categories 

at Marion Local - blocks in a game, blocks in a season, career blocks, kills 

in a game, kills in a season and career kills... guided her Team Atlantis 

Elite Club team to the national championship in 2004...named to the 

Prepvolleyball.com 2005 `Top High School Sophomores’...earned 2007 

Prepvolleyball.com High School All-American accolades 

Personal: Born April 15, 1990...full named is Abigail J. Niekamp...daughter 

of Barry and Linda Niekamp...has three brothers (Noah, Nick and Zack... 

enjoys watching basketball and football with her family...her favorite 

food is anything her mother cooks...chose UB because of the academic 

programs and the volleyball program...three words to describe her are 

determined, hard-working and passionate...most impressive person she 

has ever met is LeBron James.

LuEDERS’ CAREER STATS 

YEAR GP K E TA Pct. A SA BS BA D 

2006 68 121 51 343 .204 5 1 14 71 10 

2007 110 189 84 609 .172 10 14 11 65 41 

2008 Medical Redshirt 

Totals 178 310 135 952 .184 15 15 25 136 51 

FENSTEN’S CAREER STATS 


2006 117 2 5 22 -.136 42 35 0 0 222 

2007 34 0 0 1 .000 8 3 0 0 39 

2008 102 1 0 18 .058 90 13 0 0 330 

Totals 257 3 5 41 -.049 140 51 0 0 591 

ROBERTSON’S CAREER STATS 


2006 72 0 0 1 .000 2 23 0 0 26 

2007 83 1 1 4 .000 13 16 0 0 120 

2008 63 1 2 4 -.250 14 6 0 0 63 

Totals 218 2 3 9 -.111 29 45 0 0 209 

MEZZADRI’S CAREER STATS 


2007 91 174 118 549 .102 8 1 1 17 37 

2008 78 159 88 490 .145 1 9 2 13 44 

Totals 169 333 206 1039 .122 9 10 3 30 81 

BIGNELL’S CAREER STATS 


2007 110 171 91 491 .163 2 0 5 69 11 

2008 108 252 74 579 .307 5 17 12 97 45 

Totals 218 423 165 1070 .241 7 17 17 166 56 

HORNBAKER’S CAREER STATS 


2007 70 134 74 514 .117 18 13 0 9 96 

2008 89 172 96 639 .119 16 26 2 17 130 

Totals 159 306 170 1153 .118 34 39 2 26 226 


cA R e e R st A t s 

SCHLEGEL’S CAREER STATS 


2007 110 85 47 253 .150 955 37 5 34 263 

2008 108 101 48 268 .198 907 32 2 52 254 

Totals 218 186 95 521 .175 1862 69 7 86 517 

GABELLO’S CAREER STATS 


2007 53 1 2 11 -.091 7 11 0 0 80 

2008 9 0 0 0 .000 0 2 0 0 5 

Totals 62 1 2 11 -.091 7 13 0 0 85 

SILvERS’ BuFFALO CAREER STATS 


2008 48 106 87 325 .058 8 3 1 14 49 

Totals 48 106 87 325 .058 8 3 1 14 49 

GOvIER’S BuFFALO CAREER STATS 


2008 73 91 45 253 .182 3 2 3 36 9 

Totals 73 91 45 253 .182 3 2 3 36 9 

PYLE’S CAREER STATS 


2008 94 1 3 9 -.222 29 4 0 0 128 

Totals 94 1 3 9 -.222 29 4 0 0 128


co A c h i N g Re c o R d s te A m Re c o R d s 

Ree K. Spaeth (one year, 12-4) 

Year Record Affiliation 

1966 12-4 AIAW 

Dianne Hall (two years, 5-3-1) 


1967 3-2 AIAW 

1968 2-1-1 AIAW 

Irene Shea (one year, n/a) 


1969 n/a AIAW 

Cynthia Anderson (five years, 25-13) 


1970 5-4 AIAW 

1971 4-2 AIAW 

1972 9-3 AIAW 

1973 n/a AIAW 

1974 7-4 AIAW 

Peter Weinrich (six years, 107-121-4) 


1975 17-16 AIAW 

1976 19-11 AIAW 

1977 17-24 AIAW 

1978 12-24-2 AIAW 

1979 19-23 New York State AIAW 

1980 23-23-2 New York State AIAW 

Robert Maxwell (18 years, 409-285-8) 


1981 23-16-5 New York State AIAW 

1982 11-25-1 NCAA Division III 

1983 17-29 NCAA Division III 

1984 20-23-2 NCAA Division III 

1985 43-12 NCAA Division III 

1986 52-6* NCAA Division III 

1987 26-13* NCAA Division III 

1988 24-14 NCAA Division II 



1991 18-13, 3-3 East Coast NCAA Division I 

1992 17-15 NCAA Division I 

1993 18-17, 1-1 East Coast NCAA Division I 

1994 11-21, 0-6 Mid-Continent NCAA Division I 




1998 10-23, 0-18 Mid-American NCAA Division I 

Nadine Lilavois (three years, 20-70) 





Sally Kus (three years, 28-65) 





Jim Lodes (three years, 33-96) 






42 Seasons: 639-657-13 

*NCAA Tournament Appearance 

MATCHES PLAYED 

1. 1986 .............................................. 58 

2. 1985 .............................................. 55 

3. 1980 .............................................. 48 

4. 1983 .............................................. 46 

5. 1984 .............................................. 45 

6. 1981 .............................................. 44 

7. 1979 .............................................. 42 

8. 1989 .............................................. 40 

9. 1987 .............................................. 39 

10. 1988 .............................................. 38 

1978 .............................................. 38 

MATCHES WON 

1. 1986 .............................................. 52 

2. 1985 .............................................. 43 

3. 1989 .............................................. 34 

4. 1990 .............................................. 28 

5. 1987 .............................................. 26 

6. 1988 .............................................. 24 

7. 1980 .............................................. 23 

1981 .............................................. 23 

9. 1995 .............................................. 22 

10. 1984 .............................................. 20 

KILLS 

1. 1989 ........................................ 1,836 

2. 1986 ........................................ 1,728 

3. 1988 ........................................ 1,661 

4. 1995 ........................................ 1,643 

5. 2003 ........................................ 1,628 

6. 2005 ........................................ 1,617 

7. 2006 ........................................ 1,597 

8. 2002 ........................................ 1,583 

9. 1997 ........................................ 1,573 

10. 1992 ........................................ 1,564 

ATTACKS 

1. 1995 ........................................ 5,110 

2. 1989 ........................................ 4,923 

3. 1993 ........................................ 4,710 

4. 2005 ........................................ 4,661 

5. 1985 ........................................ 4,652 

6. 2002 ........................................ 4,633 

7. 2003 ........................................ 4,544 

8. 2006 ........................................ 4,458 

9. 1998 ........................................ 4,454 

10. 1991 ........................................ 4,407 

ASSISTS 

1. 2003 ........................................ 1,477 

2. 2005 ........................................ 1,450 

3. 2002 ........................................ 1,446 

4. 1995 ........................................ 1,436 

2006 ........................................ 1,436 

6. 1989 ........................................ 1,433 

7. 1986 ........................................ 1,380 

8. 1992 ........................................ 1,376 

9. 1997 ........................................ 1,359 

10. 1993 ........................................ 1,309 

SERvICE ACES 

1. 1986 ............................................419 

2. 1987 ............................................373 

3. 1989 ............................................359 

4. 1985 ............................................341 

5. 1988 ............................................299 

6. 1991 ............................................283 

7. 1997 ............................................277 

8. 1995 ............................................267 

9. 1983 ............................................258 

10. 1984 ............................................242 

DIGS 

1. 1989 ........................................ 2,529 

2. 1993 ........................................ 2,186 

3. 1986 ........................................ 2,119 

4. 1995 ........................................ 1,965 

5. 1998 ........................................ 1,931 

6. 1990 ........................................ 1,899 

7. 1997 ........................................ 1,895 

8. 2005 ........................................ 1,876 

9. 1999 ........................................ 1,839 

10. 1991 ........................................ 1,828 

BLOCK SOLOS 

1. 1990 ............................................249 

2. 1985 ............................................212 

3. 1987 ............................................208 

4. 1989 ............................................182 

5. 1991 ............................................177 

6. 1986 ............................................152 

7. 1992 ............................................116 

8. 1988 ............................................115 

1984 ............................................115 

1983 ............................................115 

BLOCK ASSISTS 

1. 1995 ............................................728 

2. 1993 ............................................517 

3. 1994 ............................................507 

4. 2003 ............................................484 

5. 2005 ............................................450 

6. 2002 ............................................437 

7. 1997 ............................................421 

8. 2006 ............................................416 

9. 2000 ............................................377 

10. 1990 ............................................371 

TOTAL BLOCKS 

1. 1995 ........................................ 447.0 

2. 1990 ........................................ 434.5 

3. 1994 ........................................ 354.5 

4. 1993 ........................................ 349.5 

5. 1991 ........................................ 338.0 

6. 1985 ........................................ 335.0 

7. 2003 ........................................ 326.0 

8. 1997 ........................................ 320.5 

9. 2005 ........................................ 305.0 

10. 1989 ........................................ 299.5

1966-1975 

No Game By Game Records Available 

1976 

Record: 19-11 

1977 

Record: 17-24 

Buffalo State W, 2-0 

Geneseo State W, 2-0 

Niagara W, 3-0 

Cortland State L, 2-0 

Brooklyn College W, 2-0 

Brockport State L, 2-1 

Houghton College W, 2-1 

Binghamton W, 2-0 

Syracuse L, 2-0 

Canisius W, 2-0 

Ithaca L, 2-1 

Laurentian University L, 2-1 

Brock University L, 2-1 

McMaster University L, 2-0 


Oswego State W, 3-0 




Genesee CC W, 3-2 


Fredonia State L, 2-1 


Niagara Community W, 2-0 



Erie CC W, 3-1 



Houghton College L, 2-0 



Edinboro L, 1-0 



Hofstra T, 1-1 

State Island T, 1-1 

Fairleigh-Dickinson W, 2-0 

City College W, 2-0 

Dutchess Community W, 2-0 

Brooklyn T, 1-1 



Cornell University L, 2-0 


Oneonta State L, 2-0 

Geneseo State L, 2-0 

Geneseo L, 2-0 

Alfred Tech W, 2-1 

Cleveland State L, 2-0 

Maryland L, 2-0 

Penn State L, 2-0 

Pennsylvania L, 2-0 

Chatham University W, 2-0 

Cortland W, 2-1 

Houghton W, 3-1 


Oswego W, 2-0 

Syracuse L, 2-0 

Mansfield L, 2-1 

East Stroudsburg L, 2-0 

Oswego L, 3-1 


Oakville VB Club L, 2-0 

Laurier University L, 2-0 

Laurentian University L, 2-1 

Elmira CC W, 2-0 

St Bonaventure W, 2-0 

St John Fisher L, 2-1 



1978 

Record: 12-24-2 

1979 

Record: 19-23 

Niagara L, 2-1 

Buffalo State L, 2-0 



Ithica L, 3-1 

Genesee CC L, 2-1 




D’Youville W, 2-0 

Alfred W, 2-0 

Fredonia L, 2-0 



St. John Fisher L, 2-0 

Cortland L, 2-0 

Bernard L, 2-1 

Potsdam L, 2-1 


Brockport L, 2-0 

Buffalo State T, 1-1 

Colgate L, 2-0 

Cornell W, 3-2 

Houghton L, 3-1 

Pittsburgh L, 2-0 

Indiana University (PA) L, 2-0 

Rutgers L, 2-0 

Virginia Commonwealth L, 2-0 

Pennsylvania L, 2-0 

Indiana University (PA) W, 2-1 

Gannon College W, 3-0 

Oswego W, 3-2 

Rochester L, 3-1 

Syracuse University L, 3-0 

Windsor VB Club L, 2-0 

Brock Universiy W, 2-1 

Queens L, 2-0 







McMaster L, 2-0 


Guelph University L, 2-0 

York University L, 2-0 


Ithaca L, 2-0 

Nazareth L, 2-0 




D’Youville W, 2-1 





Geneseo W, 3-0 


Pittsburgh L, 2-0 

Rutgers L, 2-0 

Penn State L, 2-0 

Pennsylvania W, 2-0 

Howard W, 2-1 

Houghton College L, 2-0 

Ithaca College L, 2-0 

Brockport St. L, 2-0 




Mansfield State W, 2-0 

1980 

Record: 23-23-2 

New Paltz W, 2-0 

Oswego W, 2-0 

Gannon W, 2-0 

Guelph University L, 2-1 


York University L, 2-0 

Queens University L, 2-0 

St. John Fisher L, 3-1 




Scarborough L, 2-0 

Salem W, 2-0 



Toronto University L, 2-0 

Brock University W, 2-0 

Edinboro State L, 2-0 

Nazareth College L, 3-0 

St. Bonaventure W, 2-0 






9/17 Canisius W, 2-1 

9/17 Geneseo CC W, 2-1 

9/19 St. Francis L, 2-0 

9/19 Pennsylvania L, 2-0 

9/19 Edinboro State L, 2-0 

9/19 Slippery Rock State L, 2-0 

9/23 Buffalo State L, 2-1 

9/23 Geneseo State W, 2-0 

9/26 Alfred L, 2-0 

9/26 Scranton W, 2-0 

9/27 Oswego State W, 2-0 

9/27 Mansfield State L, 2-1 

9/27 Barnard College W, 2-0 

10/4 Colgate W, 2-1 

10/4 Brockport State L, 2-1 

10/4 Cornell L, 2-0 


10/7 Oswego W, 3-2 

10/10 Nazareth College L, 3-0 

10/14 Niagara W, 2-0 

10/14 Rochester L, 2-0 

10/18 Laurentian College L, 2-0 

10/18 University of Waterloo L, 2-0 

10/18 Brock University W, 2-0 

10/18 Scarborough College L, 2-0 

10/18 McMaster University L, 2-0 

10/21 St. John Fisher L, 2-0 

10/21 Alfred L, 2-1 

10/25 Slippery Rock T, 1-1 

10/25 Brockport State T, 1-1 

10/25 McMaster University L, 2-0 

10/25 University of Toronto W, 2-0 

10/25 Brock University W, 2-0 

10/29 Gannon University W, 2-0 

10/29 Houghton College W, 2-1 

10/31 Buffalo State W, 2-0 

10/31 Niagara L, 2-0 



11/4 St. Bonaventure W, 2-1 

11/4 Alfred W, 2-0 

11/11 Fredonia State L, 3-0 

11/14 Albany L, 2-0 

11/14 Oneonta State W, 2-0 

11/14 Rochester W, 2-0 


11/15 Fredonia State W, 2-1 

11/15 Nazareth College L, 2-1

1981 

Record: 23-16-5 


9/22 Geneseo CC W, 2-0 

9/25 St John Fisher L, 2-0 



9/27 Mansfield State W, 2-1 



10/3 Army T, 1-1 

Colgate L, 2-0 

Brockport State W, 1-0 

Mercyhurst College W, 2-0 

Cornell L, 2-0 

Cornell L, 2-0 

10/6 Niagara W, 2-1 



St John Fisher W, 2-1 

10/17 Brock University T, 1-1 

Waterloo L, 2-0 

Toronto T, 1-1 




10/24 Cornell L, 2-0 

Wilfred Laurier W, 2-0 

Toronto L, 2-0 




Canisius T, 1-1 



11/3 Alfred University L, 2-1 


11/6 St Bonaventure L, 2-1 

Fredonia State W, 2-0 


Canisius T, 1-1 

11/13 Stony Brook L, 2-1 

Albany State W, 2-1 

11/14 Queens W, 2-0 

Stony Brook L, 2-0 


Nazareth College W, 2-1 

1982 

Record: 11-25-1 

9/17 LeMoyne College L, 2-0 

Shippensburg State L, 2-0 

Elmira College W, 2-1 

Salisbury State L, 2-1 

9/21 D’Youville W, 2-0 




Army L, 2-1 

Brocport State L, 2-0 

Mercyhurst College L, 2-0 

10/15 Oswego State L, 3-2 

10/8 Slippery Rock State W, 2-0 

Robert Morris W, 2-0 

Youngstown State T, 1-1 

Indiana University (PA) L, 2-0 

Edinboro State L, 2-0 

Akron L, 2-0 





10/23 Kutztown State W, 2-0 

Army L, 2-0 



Brockport State W, 2-0 







11/2 Alfred L, 2-0 

St Bonaventure L, 2-1 

11/6 Canisius L, 2-1 

Alfred L, 2-0 


1983 

Record: 17-29 

9/16 Gannon L, 2-1 

Howard W, 2-0 

9/17 Mansfield State L, 2-0 

Susquehanna W, 2-1 

9/20 Geneseo State L, 2-1 

Cortland State L, 2-0 

Alfred University W, 2-0 


Rochester Tech W, 2-0 







10/10 Houghton College L, 2-0 



10/15 Brockport State L, 2-0 






Elmira College L, 2-1 



University of Guelph W, 2-0 


Rochester Tech L, 2-0 

10/27 Niagara W, 2-0 




10/28 Albany L, 2-0 



10/29 Geneseo State L, 2-0 


Oneonta State W, 2-1 

11/1 Alfred W, 2-0 

St Bonaventure L, 2-0 


Oneonta State L, 2-1 


Binnghamton W, 2-1 

1984 

Record: 20-24-2 

9/14 Liberty Baptist L, 2-0 

Mansfield University L, 2-1 

Susquehanna L, 2-0 



9/22 Rochester Tech W, 3-0 

Fredonia State W, 2-1 

Elmira College L, 2-0 


9/28 Skidmore W, 2-0 

Western Conneticut W, 2-1 





LeMoyne College L, 2-1 

Potsdam State L, 2-0 



10/13 Toronto Solars L, 2-0 

Waterloo L, 2-0 

Windsor T, 1-1 

Western Ontario T, 1-1 

Wilfred Laurier L, 2-0 




10/20 Brok University L, 2-0 

University of Guelph W, 2-1 






10/26 Albany State L, 2-0 

Stony Brook L, 2-0 

10/27 Oneonta L, 2-0 


Albany L, 2-1 

11/2 Fredonia L, 2-1 

Albany L, 2-1 

11/3 Oswego L, 2-0 

Potsdam W, 2-1 

11/6 St Bonaventure L, 2-1 

Alfred W, 2-1 

1985 

Record: 43-12 

9/13 St Bonaventure W, 2-0 

Susquehanna W, 2-0 



9/14 Mansfield L, 2-0 

Gannon L, 2-1 

9/17 Alfred W, 2-0 







9/25 Houghton College L, 2-1 



St Lawrence W, 2-1 

Glassboro State L, 2-1 

Alfred W, 2-0 

9/28 Brockport W, 2-1 

St Lawrence W, 2-0 

10/1 Oswego W, 3-1 

10/2 Brockport L, 2-0 








10/8 Fredonia W, 2-0 



Fredonia W, 2-0 

10/17 St John Fisher W, 2-0 


10/19 Genesseo W, 3-0 




Oneonta W, 2-0 

10/26 Alfred W, 2-0 

New Paltz W, 2-0 

Brockport W, 2-1 




Niagara W, 2-1



Oneonta W, 2-0 



11/5 Alfred W, 2-0 


1986 

Record: 52-6 

9/12 Marywood College W, 2-0 

Glassboro W, 2-0 

Binghamton L, 2-1 

9/13 Geneseo W, 2-0 

Swarthmore W, 2-0 

Cortland W, 2-0 

9/16 Alfred W, 2-0 


9/20 Nazareth W, 2-0 



LeMoyne W, 2-0 

Nazareth W, 2-0 

9/23 Penn State-Behrend W, 2-0 

Baldwin-Wallace W, 2-0 

9/26 Rochester Tech W, 2-0 


St Lawrencce W, 2-0 



Rochester W, 2-0 





LeMoyne W, 2-0 

Mercyhurst W, 2-0 


10/7 Fredonia W, 2-0 


10/10 Concordia College W, 3-0 

10/11 Mansfield University W, 3-1 




10/16 Elmira College W, 2-0 





Buffalo W, 2-0 

10/24 Ithaca L, 2-0 


Messiah College W, 2-1 


Eastern Conneticut L, 2-0 

10/28 Niagara W, 2-0 



10/31 Plattsburgh W, 2-0 

Brockport W, 2-0 

11/1 Cortland W, 2-0 



11/4 Alfred University W, 2-0 


11/14 Western Maryland W, 3-1 

11/15 Calvin College L, 3-0 

1987 

Record: 26-13 

9/11 Pace W, 2-0 

Swarthmore College W, 2-0 

Alfred W, 2-0 

9/12 St Lawrence L, 2-1 

Pace W, 2-0 

9/18 Gannon L, 3-0 

Southhampton W, 3-1 


9/19 Mansfield W, 3-0 



9/30 Gannon W, 2-1 

Clarion L, 2-1 

10/2 Mercyhurst W, 3-0 



10/9 Slippery Rock W, 2-0 

Gannon W, 2-1 

Seton Hill L, 2-0 

10/10 Juniata College L, 2-1 

10/13 Penn State-Behrend W, 3-0 

10/17 LeMoyne W, 3-1 

10/19 Hougton College W, 3-0 



10/24 St Lawrence L, 2-1 

Messiah College W, 2-0 

10/25 Albany L, 3-0 




10/30 LeMoyne W, 3-0 

10/31 Edinboro State W, 3-2 



Gannon L, 3-1 

11/12 Hope College L, 3-1 

11/20 Army L, 3-0 

Minnesota-Duluth L, 3-0 

New York Tech L, 3-0 

1988 

Records: 24-14 


9/10 Elizabethtown L, 3-2 

9/14 Mercyhurst L, 3-2 

9/16 St. Francis College W, 3-1 

9/16 California (PA) W, 3-2 

9/16 Clarion L, 3-0 


9/23 Clarion L, 3-0 

9/23 Indiana University (PA) W, 3-0 

9/24 Youngstown State W, 3-0 

9/24 Gannon L, 3-0 

9/28 Gannon L, 3-0 

9/30 Bloomsburg W, 3-1 



10/7 Shippensberg L, 3-1 


10/8 Slippery Rock L, 3-0 

10/11 Penn State Behrend W, 2-0 

10/11 Allegheny College L, 2-1 

10/15 LeMoyne W, 3-0 


10/21 Shippensberg W, 3-2 

10/21 Guelph W, 3-1 

10/21 Edinboro L, 3-1 



10/25 Niagara W, 2-0 



10/26 Gannon W, 3-2 


10/28 LeMoyne W, 3-0 

10/29 Youngstown St. W, 3-1 

11/4 Oakland L, 3-0 

11/5 Ashland L, 3-1 



1989 

Record: 34-6 


9/9 Dowling W, 3-0 

9/9 Worcester Polytech W, 3-0 


9/15 Bentley W, 3-0 

9/15 Army W, 2-1 

9/16 Lowell W, 2-0 

9/16 New York Tech W, 2-0 

9/16 South Hampton W, 2-1 

9/20 Gannon W, 3-2 


9/22 Ashland W, 3-1 


9/23 Gannon L, 3-0 

9/27 St. Rose W, 2-0 

9/27 LeMoyne W, 2-0 



9/30 Clarion W, 3-0 




10/6 Gannon L, 3-0 




10/21 Clarion L, 3-1 

10/21 Youngstown St. L, 3-2 


10/25 Gannon W, 3-2 

10/27 LeMoyne W, 3-0 


10/28 Indiana University (PA) L, 3-2 





11/14 Edinboro W, 3-0 

11/18 East Stroudsburg W, 3-0 

11/18 Southampton W, 3-2 

1990 

Record: 28-6 


9/14 California W, 3-0 

Kutzstown W, 3-0 

9/15 Ashland L, 3-0 

Clarion W, 3-2 



9-28 Mercyhurst W, 3-1 

9/29 LeMoyne W, 3-0 

Youngstown St. W, 3-0 

10/3 Gannon L, 3-2 


10/6 CW Post W, 3-0 



10/11 LeMoyne W, 3-0 

10/12 Bently L, 2-0 

CW Post W, 2-0 

10/13 American Int. W, 2-0 

Concordia W, 2-0 



10/20 Youngstown W, 3-1 

10/24 Niagara W, 3-1 


10/27 Clarion W, 3-1 



11/7 Gannon W, 3-2 

11/9 Navy W, 3-0 

11/10 Bently W, 3-2 

New Haven L, 3-0 

11/18 Lowell W, 3-1 

Springfield W, 3-1

1991 

Record: 18-13 


9/13 Northeastern L, 3-0 

9/14 Syracuse L, 3-0 

9/14 Rutgers W, 3-1 


9/21 Towson L, 3-2 

9/21 Navy W, 3-2 



9/28 Duquesne W, 3-1 

10/2 Gannon W, 3-0 

10/5 Central Conneticut St. W, 3-0 

10/5 Rider W, 3-2 

10/6 UM-Baltimore County L, 3-2 


10/21 Temple L, 3-1 

10/21 St. Peter’s W, 3-1 

10/22 Niagara W, 3-1 


10/26 Robert Morris W, 3-1 


11/1 Fordham W, 3-1 

11/2 Xavier L, 3-0 

11/3 Loyola W, 3-0 

11/5 Gannon L, 3-2 


1992 

Record: 17-15 

9/5 Rider W, 3-1 

9/5 St. Francis (PA) W, 3-0 


9/6 Duquesne L, 3-2 


9/19 Manhattan W, 3-0 

9/20 Iona W, 3-1 


9/26 Marshall W, 3-1 





10/2 Hofstra L, 3-0 

10/3 Central Conneticut St. L, 3-1 

10/3 Yale L, 3-0 

10/4 George Washington L, 3-0 

10/11 West Virginia L, 3-0 

10/13 Niagara W, 3-0 

10/16 Siena W, 3-0 


10/18 Faifield W, 3-0 


10/23 Navy L, 3-0 


10/31 Duquesne W, 3-2 

11/1 Loyola (MD) L, 3-1 

11/6 UW-Milwaukee L, 3-1 

11/7 Akron L, 3-1 

11/7 Kent State L, 3-1 


1993 

Record: 18-17 

9/4 Akron L, 3-0 




9/11 Delaware W, 3-2 

9/11 Providence L, 3-0 








10/2 Fairfield W, 3-1 

10/3 St. Peter’s W, 3-0 

10/6 Cornell W, 3-2 

10/9 Dayton L, 3-1 

10/10 Xavier L, 3-0 

10/10 Cincinnati W, 3-2 

10/15 Hofstra L, 3-0 

10/16 New Mexico L, 3-0 

10/16 Pittsburgh L, 3-0 



10/23 Vermont W, 3-1 



11/5 Rutgers W, 3-1 

11/13 Virginia Commonwealth L, 3-0 

11/13 Providence L, 3-0 


11/19 Troy State L, 3-1 

11/19 Northeastern Illinois L, 3-0 

11/19 Hofstra L, 3-0 

1994 

Record: 11-21 

9/2 Cincinnati L, 3-2 


9/4 St. Bonaventure L, 3-2 


9/10 Ohio L, 3-0 

9/10 Georgetown L, 3-0 






9/23 Manhattan L, 3-1 

9/23 Princeton L, 3-0 

9/24 Fordham W, 3-1 

9/24 Colgate L, 3-0 





10/9 St. John’s L, 3-2 


10/15 Troy L, 3-0 



10/30 Loyola (MD) W, 3-1 


11/4 Troy L, 3-0 





11/12 Seton Hall L, 3-0 

1995 

Record: 22-13, 3-3 Mid-Continent 


9/2 Northeastern Illinois W, 3-0 

9/2 East Tennessee St. L, 3-1 

9/8 LaSalle W, 3-1 

9/9 Long Island W, 3-0 

9/9 Seton Hall L, 3-1 



9/15 Chicago State W, 3-0 

9/15 Howard W, 3-1 




9/22 UMKC W, 3-1 


9/23 Loyola (MD) W, 3-1 



9/30 Eastern Illinois L, 3-0 

9/30 Western Illinois L, 3-1 

10/5 Colgate L, 3-0 



10/8 Troy State W, 3-2 

10/11 Niagara W, 3-1 


10/20 Chicago State W, 3-0 

10/21 Valparaiso L, 3-0 








1996 



8/31 Eastern Michigan L, 3-2 


9/6 Toledo L, 3-1 

9/7 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W, 3-2 



9/13 Indiana State L, 3-2 

9/14 Coastal Carolina W, 3-2 

9/14 Eastern Kentucky L, 3-0 

9/18 Syracuse W, 3-2 


9/20 Eastern Tennessee St. L, 3-2 

9/21 Western Kentucky L, 3-0 

9/21 UAB L, 3-0 




10/5 Hofstra L, 3-1 


10/11 Youngstown State W, 3-2 


10/13 Central Connecticut St. W, 3-0 

10/18 Niagara W, 3-0 




10/26 Siena W, 3-2 




11/8 Missouri-Kansas City W, 3-2 

11/9 Oral Roberts L, 3-0 

1997 


8/29 Navy W, 3-1 

8/30 Toledo L, 3-1 

8/30 American W, 3-1 


9/1 Montana State L, 3-0 

9/5 Wright State L, 3-1 


9/6 UMBC L, 3-1 

9/12 Toledo L, 3-1 

9/12 Kansas L, 3-0 

9/13 UMKC L, 3-1 

9/13 Butler L, 3-1 

9/19 Mississippi State L, 3-1 

9/19 Southwest Louisiana L, 3-0 


9/20 Austin Peay W, 3-2 




10/10 Valparaiso W, 3-1 




10/22 St. Bonaventure L, 3-2


10/25 Saint Francis (PA) W, 3-1 








11/21 UMKC L, 3-2 

1998 

Record: 10-23, 0-18 Mid-American 

9/4 Virginia L, 3-0 

9/5 Minnesota L, 3-0 

9/5 Loyola-Maryland W, 3-2 

9/6 Navy W, 3-1 


9/11 Northeastern L, 3-0 


9/12 Lafayette W, 3-0 


9/19 St Francis W, 3-0 

9/19 Columbia W, 3-0 



9/26 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 


10/2 Bowling Green L, 3-0 

10/3 Akron L, 3-1 

10/9 Northern Illinois L, 3-0 

10/10 Ball State L, 3-0 

10/16 Ohio L, 3-0 

10/18 Marshall L, 3-1 

10/23 Western Michigan L, 3-1 

10/24 Central Michigan L, 3-0 

10/28 Toledo L, 3-0 

10/31 Akron L, 3-1 




11/11 Niagara W, 3-0 

11/13 Ohio L, 3-0 




1999 





9/5 Navy W, 3-0 

9/10 Villanova L, 3-1 

9/11 Montana St L, 3-0 

9/11 New Orleans L, 3-1 


9/18 San Diego State L, 3-1 


9/19 Stony Brook W, 3-0 



10/1 Northern Illinois W, 3-2 


10/9 Akron L, 3-0 

10/10 Kent State W, 3-0 





10/29 Central Michigan W, 3-1 

10/31 Ohio W, 3-1 

11/1 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 


11/9 Toledo L, 3-0 

11/12 Kent L, 3-1 

11/13 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 

11/19 Toledo L, 3-0 



2000 





9/5 Navy W, 3-0 

9/10 Villanova L, 3-1 


9/11 New Orleans L, 3-1 


9/18 San Diego State L, 3-1 







10/9 Akron L, 3-0 







10/31 Ohio W, 3-1 

11/1 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 


11/9 Toledo L, 3-0 


11/13 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 

11/19 Toledo L, 3-0 


2001 



9/1 St. John’s L, 3-0 


9/7 New Hampshire L, 3-2 

9/8 Massachusetts L, 3-1 

9/8 Dartmouth L, 3-1 



9/22 Ohio L, 3-1 

9/28 Toledo L, 3-0 




10/7 Miami (OH) L, 3-1 





10/20 Akron L, 3-0 

10/24 Binghamton W, 3-1 






11/10 Akron L, 3-1 

11/16 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 

11/18 Ohio L, 3-1 

2002 


8/30 Coastal Carolina L, 3-2 

8/31 Bucknell W, 3-2 


9/3 Cleveland State L, 3-0 

9/6 UIC L, 3-0 

9/7 Iowa L, 3-1 

9/7 Binghamton L, 3-2 


9/14 Brown W, 3-1 






9/26 Akron L, 3-0 


10/2 Kent State L,3-1 

10/4 Norhtern Illinois L, 3-1 


10/11 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 


10/18 Toledo W, 3-2 






11/9 Ohio L, 3-1 

11/12 Akron L, 3-2 


11/22 Ohio L, 3-0 

11/23 Miami L, 3-1 

2003 


8/29 North Carolina St. W, 3-1 

8/29 Siena W, 3-1 

8/30 Boston College L, 3-1 


9/5 Southern Illinois W, 3-1 

9/6 Duke L, 3-0 

9/6 Charlotte W, 3-0 

9/12 Central Florida L, 3-1 

9/13 Georgia Southern L, 3-0 


9/20 Bucknell W, 3-0 





10/3 Miami (OH) W, 3-2 

10/5 Bowling Green W, 3-2 

10/11 Toledo L, 3-0 

10/15 Niagara W, 3-0 

10/17 Akron L, 3-0 




10/29 Akron L, 3-2 



11/7 Ohio L, 3-0 



11/15 Ohio L, 3-0 


2004 




9/4 Texas-Arlington L, 3-0 



9/10 Boise State L, 3-0 


9/11 Dartmouth W, 3-2 

9/11 Portland L, 3-0 


9/17 Campbell W, 3-0 

9/18 N Carolina A&T W, 3-0 

9/18 James Madison L, 3-2 




10/2 Ohio L, 3-0 

10/8 Kent State L, 3-2

10/10 Akron L, 3-1 



10/22 Ohio L, 3-0 

10/23 Akron L, 3-0 



11/4 Toledo L, 3-1 

11/5 Miami (OH) W, 3-2 




2005 


8/27 Marist W, 3-0 

8/28 Albany L, 3-1 

9/2 MD Eastern Shore W, 3-0 

9/3 Army W, 3-2 


9/9 Idaho L, 3-0 

9/10 Washington State L, 3-1 

9/10 Oral Roberts L, 3-1 



9/17 Memphis W, 3-1 

9/17 Duguesne W, 3-1 


9/24 Ohio L, 3-0 

9/29 Akron L, 3-2 



10/7 Miami (OH) L, 3-1 



11/14 Ohio L, 3-0 



10/22 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 



11/3 Toledo L, 3-2 

11/5 Akron W, 3-1 



11/15 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 

2006 


8/25 Charlotte L, 3-0 

8/25 Davidson L, 3-0 

8/26 North Carolina A&T W, 3-0 

8/26 High Point W, 3-1 

9/1 Quinnipiac W, 3-0 


9/2 Coastal Carolina W, 3-2 

9/5 Syracuse W, 3-0 

9/8 Rhode Island W, 3-2 

9/9 Holy Cross W,3-0 

9/9 Army W, 3-0 


9/15 St. John’s L, 3-0 

9/16 Binghamton L, 3-2 




9/23 Ohio L, 3-1 

9/29 Akron W, 3-0 


10/6 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 



10/13 Ohio L, 3-0 

10/14 IPFW L, 3-0 


10/21 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 




11/3 Toledo L, 3-1 

11/4 Akron W, 3-0 




2007 


8/24 Baylor L, 3-0 


8/25 North Carolina L, 3-0 



9/1 South Florida W, 3-2 


9/2 Albany L, 3-1 

9/5 Niagara L, 3-2 

9/7 Alabama-Birmingham L, 3-0 

9/7 George Mason L, 3-1 

9/8 Pittsburgh L,3-0 


9/14 Delaware L, 3-1 

9/14 Coastal Carolina L, 3-0 

9/15 Gardner-Webb L, 3-1 

9/21 Ohio L, 3-0 


9/27 Akron W, 3-1 


10/5 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 







10/27 Ohio L, 3-0 

11/2 Akron L, 3-0 

11/3 Toledo L, 3-1 


11/10 Miami (OH) L, 3-1 


2008 


8/31 Southern Mississippi L, 3-1 

8/31 Kennesaw State W, 3-1 

9/1 Air Force W, 3-0 

9/5 Albany L, 3-0 

9/6 Connecticut L, 3-0 

9/6 Wright State L, 3-1 


9/12 UM-Eastern Shore W, 3-1 

9/13 Butler L, 3-1 

9/13 Maine L, 3-1 

9/16 Niagara L, 3-1 

9/19 High Point L, 3-0 

9/20 St. Francis (NY) W, 3-0 

9/20 Davidson W, 3-0 


9/27 Ohio L, 3-1 

10/3 Akron L, 3-0 


10/10 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 






10/31 Ohio L, 3-2 


11/7 Akron L, 3-0 

11/8 Toledo L, 3-1 


11/15 Miami (OH) L, 3-0 

11/18 Bowling Green L, 3-1

MATCH 

20 Kills/20 Digs Paula Collins (4 times) 

Candie Hirst (3 times) 

Lindsay Matikosh (2 times) 

Laurie Santelli (2 times) 

Karen Goetz (1 time) 

Rebecca Meade (1 time) 

Molly Schrantz (1 time) 

50 Assists/20 Digs Somer Deschambault (4 times) 

Mary Tocke (2 times) 

Cheryl Glose (2 times) 

SEASON 

400 Kills/400 Digs Barb Shiesley (422 kills/418 digs, 1985) 

Laurie Santelli (410 kills/400 digs, 1994) 

Lindsay Matikosh (441 kills/450 digs, 2002) 


INDIvIDuAL THREE-GAME MATCH (minimum 10 attacks) 

Kills .........................................19 ................... Dionne Glose vs. Youngstown State (9/28/91) 

Total Attacks .......................61 ................................... Candie Hirst vs. Valparaiso (10/21/95) 

Attack Pct. ....................... .882 ........................................... Kristin Bignell vs. Butler (9/13/08) 

Assists ...................................57 .................... Somer Deschambault vs. Canisius (11/11/98) 

Service Aces .......................... 8 .................................... Patty Dennison vs. Niagara (9/18/91) 

Digs ........................................32 ...................................Lizaiha Garcia vs. Kent State (9/22/06) 

Block Solos ............................ 9 .................................. Kristin Drabczyk vs. Gannon (10/2/91) 

Block Assists .......................11 ....................................Brandie Clark vs. Syracuse (10/11/05) 

Total Blocks .........................15 .................................. Kristin Drabczyk vs. Gannon (10/2/91) 

Points* .............................. 19.0 ...............................Lindsay Matikosh vs. Bucknell (9/20/03) 

INDIvIDuAL FOuR-GAME MATCH (minimum 20 attacks) 

Kills .........................................27 ............................. Candie Hirst vs. Pennsylvania (10/13/95) 

Total Attacks .......................76 ............................. Candie Hirst vs. Pennsylvania (10/13/95) 

Attack Pct. ....................... .657 .....................................Lindsay Matikosh vs. Siena (8/29/03) 

Assists ...................................60 ................ Somer Deschambault vs. Kent State (11/12/99) 

Service Aces .......................... 8 .....................Paula Collins vs. Youngstown State (10/7/89) 

Candie Hirst vs. Loyola (MD) (10/30/94) 

Digs ........................................32 ................ Somer Deschambault vs. Kent State (11/12/99) 

Block Solos ............................ 9 .......................Kristin Drabczyk vs. Slippery Rock (10/5/90) 

Block Assists .......................13 ................................. Kristin Drabczyk vs. Clarion (10/27/90) 

Total Blocks .........................19 ................................. Kristin Drabczyk vs. Clarion (10/27/90) 

Points* .............................. 27.5 .....................................Lindsay Matikosh vs. Siena (8/29/03) 

INDIvIDuAL FIvE-GAME MATCH (minimum 30 attacks) 

Kills .........................................31 ......................Candie Hirst vs. Youngstown State (11/5/95) 

Total Attacks .......................85 .................................Laurie Bulger vs. Duquesne (10/31/92) 

Candie Hirst vs. Youngstown State (11/5/95) 

Attack Pct. ....................... .740 ............................Karen Goetz vs. Southampton (11/18/89) 

Assists ...................................81 ...........................Cheryl Glose vs. Southampton (11/18/89) 

Service Aces .......................... 8 .................................. Heather Barfuss vs. Canisius (9/20/98) 

Digs ........................................44 .............................................Ann Reed vs. Edinboro (10/4/89) 

Block Solos ............................ 9 ........................... Kristin Drabczyk vs. Mercyhurst (9/12/90) 

Kristin Drabczyk vs. Gannon (11/7/90) 

Block Assists .......................17 ............. Kathy Brinkworth vs. St. Bonaventure (10/25/95) 

Total Blocks .........................20 ............. Kathy Brinkworth vs. St. Bonaventure (10/25/95) 

Points* .............................. 27.0 ...............................Nikki Morzenti vs. Dartmouth (9/11/04) 

mi s ce l l A N e o u s Re c o R d s 

mA t c h Re c o R d s 

CAREER 

1,000 Kills/1,000 Digs Tracey Quider (1,075 kills/1,061 digs, 1983-86) 

Laurie Santelli (1,072 kills/1,317 digs, 1991-95) 

Candie Hirst (1,641 kills/1,377 digs, 1992-95) 

Lindsay Matikosh (1,450 kills/1,414 digs, 2000-03) 

Nikki Morzenti (1,366 kills/1,126 digs, 2003-06) 

TEAM THREE-GAME MATCH (minimum 50 attacks) 

Kills .........................................76 .................................... vs. Canisius (11/11/98) 

Total Attacks .................... 191 .................................... vs. Canisius (11/11/98) 

Attack Pct. ....................... .481 ................................... vs. St. Francis (9/20/08) 

Assists ...................................67 .................................... vs. Canisius (11/11/98) 

Service Aces ........................29 ........................................vs. Niagara (9/18/91) 

Digs ..................................... 102 .................................... vs. Canisius (11/11/98) 

Block Solos ..........................12 ............................................. vs. Navy (11/9/90) 

vs. Northeastern (9/13/91) 

vs. Gannon (10/2/91) 

Block Assists .......................34 .......................................vs. Canisius (9/27/00) 

Total Blocks .........................25 ............................................. vs. Navy (11/9/90) 

Points* .............................. 74.0 .........................................vs. Akron (10/17/03) 

vs. Marshall (10/24/03) 

TEAM FOuR-GAME MATCH (minimum 75 attacks) 

Kills .........................................74 .. vs. Kent State (two times, last:10/12/06) 

Total Attacks .................... 237 ........................................... vs. Akron (10/3/98) 

Attack Pct. ....................... .400 .................vs. Youngstown State (10/20/90) 

Assists ...................................69 .. vs. Kent State (two times, last:10/12/06) 

Service Aces ........................25 .................................vs. Mercyhurst (11/4/89) 

Digs ..................................... 129 ................................ vs. Kent State (11/12/99) 

Block Solos ..........................17 ............................ vs. Slippery Rock (10/5/90) 

Block Assists .......................36 .......................................vs. Clarion (10/27/90) 

Total Blocks .........................30 .......................................vs. Clarion (10/27/90) 

Points* .............................. 97.0 ......................................vs. Syracuse (8/30/03) 

TEAM FIvE-GAME MATCH (minimum 100 attacks) 

Kills ...................................... 101 .........................vs. Southampton (11/18/89) 

Total Attacks .................... 268 .................................. vs. Edinboro (10/30/91) 

Attack Pct. ....................... .343 ...................................... vs. Marshall (9/18/94) 

Assists ...................................87 .........................vs. Southampton (11/18/89) 

Service Aces ........................16 .............................. vs. Binghamton (9/16/06) 

Digs ..................................... 145 .....................................vs. Edinboro (10/4/89) 

Block Solos ..........................14 .................................vs. Mercyhurst (9/12/90) 

Block Assists .......................42 .........................................vs. Cornell (9/27/95) 

vs. St. Bonaventure (10/15/95) 

Total Blocks .........................26 ..................... vs. St. Bonaventure (10/25/95) 

Points* ............................107.0 .......................................vs. Canisius (10/5/05) 

*Beginning with 2003 season

ATTACK ATTEMPTS 

1. Candie Hirst (1995) ..................................1,618 

2. Candie Hirst (1994) ..................................1,318 

3. Lindsay Matikosh (2002) ........................1,291 

4. Kelley Brennan (1989) .............................1,242 

5. Tracey Quider (1985) ...............................1,233 

6. Dionne Glose (1991) ................................1,222 

7. Candie Hirst (1993) ..................................1,212 

8. Laurie Santelli (1994) ...............................1,192 

9. Jenna Mapé (2006) ..................................1,191 

10. Barb Shiesley (1985) ................................1,131 

KILLS 

1. Candie Hirst (1995) ..................................... 510 

2. Kelley Brennan (1989) ................................ 459 

3. Lindsay Matikosh (2002) ........................... 441 

4. Candie Hirst (1994) ..................................... 437 

5. Barb Shiesley (1985) ................................... 422 

6. Paula Collins (1990) .................................... 412 

7. Laurie Santelli (1994) .................................. 410 


9. Jenna Mapé (2006) ..................................... 401 

10. Paula Collins (1989) .................................... 400 

KILLS PER GAME 

1. Candie Hirst (1995) ..................................4.146 

2. Paula Collins (1990) .................................3.815 

3. Candie Hirst (1994) ..................................3.672 

4. Kelley Brennan (1989) .............................3.656 

5. Lindsay Matikosh (2002) ........................3.615 


7. Keri Shiels (1999) ......................................3.462 

8. Jenna Mapé (2006) ..................................3.456 

9. Rebecca Meade (1999) ...........................3.455 

10. Laurie Bulger (1992) ................................3.389 

KILL PERCENTAGE 

1. Stacey Striegel (1986) ............................... .415 

2. Beth Mattfeld (1986) ................................. .371 

3. Kristin Drabczyk (1991) ............................ .359 

4. Karen Goetz (1989) .................................... .358 

5. Karen Goetz (1987) .................................... .356 

6. Tina Kier (1992)............................................ .355 

7. Faye Hertel (1990) ...................................... .333 

8. Tracey Quider (1986) ................................. .321 

9. Karen Goetz (1988) .................................... .318 

10. Kristin Drabczyk (1990) ............................ .315 

BLOCK SOLOS 

1. Kristin Drabczyk (1991) ............................. 102 

2. Kristin Drabczyk (1990) ................................93 

3. Jen Romanowski (1990) ...............................58 

4. Karen Goetz (1987) ........................................54 

5. Beth Mattfeld (1987) .....................................51 

6. Stacey Striegel (1985) ...................................49 

7. Karen Goetz (1989) ........................................48 

Paula Collins (1990) .......................................48 

9. Jen Romanowski (1989) ...............................46 

10. Mary Jo Vullo (1984) ......................................45 


si N g l e -se A s o N Re c o R d s 

BLOCK ASSISTS 

1. Kathy Brinkworth (1995) ........................... 186 

2. Candi Sims (1996) ........................................ 138 



Katie Weekley (2003) .................................. 130 

6. Michelle Osterman (1993) ........................ 129 

7. Candi Sims (1995) ........................................ 128 

8. Aprille Sweeting (1995) ............................. 127 

9. Katie Weekley (2005) .................................. 124 

10. Aprille Sweeting (1996) ............................. 117 

TOTAL BLOCKS 




4. Michelle Osterman (1993) ........................ 163 





Candi Sims (1996) ........................................ 149 

10. Jen Romanowski (1990) ............................ 147 

BLOCKS PER GAME 

1. Kathy Brinkworth (1995) ..................... 1.843# 

2. Kristin Drabczyk (1990) ..........................1.718 

3. Kristin Drabczyk (1991) ..........................1.716 

4. Katie Weekley (2003) ...............................1.486 

5. Jen Romanowski (1990) .........................1.427 


7. Kathy Brinkworth (1994) ........................1.367 


9. Paula Collins (1990) .................................1.296 

10. Michelle Osterman (1993) .....................1.273 

ASSISTS 

1. Amy Brown (2003) ....................................1,288 

2. Amy Brown (2005) ....................................1,284 

3. Brandie Clark (2006) ................................1,235 

4. Barb Tinus (1986) ......................................1,192 

5. Cheryl Glose (1989)..................................1,148 

6. Candi Sims (1995) .....................................1,104 

7. Somer Deschambault (1998) ...............1,085 

8. Barb Tinus (1985) ......................................1,059 

9. Larissa LaCour (2000) ..............................1,040 

10. Larissa LaCour (2001) ..............................1,009 

ASSISTS PER GAME 

1. Amy Brown (2003) ................................. 11.103 

2. Amy Brown (2005) ................................. 11.071 

3. Brandie Clark (2006) ............................. 10.555 

4. Amy Brown (2004) ....................................9.753 

5. Somer Deschambault (1998) ...............9.688 

6. Barb Tinus (1986) ......................................9.613 

7. Larissa LaCour (2001) ..............................9.610 

8. Mary Tocke (1990) ....................................9.248 

9. Larissa LaCour (2000) ..............................9.123 

10. Somer Deschambault (1999) ...............9.061 

DIGS 

1. Lizaiha Garcia (2006) .................................. 545 

2. Laurie Santelli (1993) .................................. 522 

3. Ann Reed (1989) .......................................... 521 


5. Barb Shiesley (1986) ................................... 464 


7. Candie Hirst (1993) ..................................... 441 


9. Barb Shiesley (1985) ................................... 418 

10. Ann Reed (1991) .......................................... 407 

Lizaiha Garcia (2004) .................................. 407 

DIGS PER GAME 

1. Lizaiha Garcia (2006) ...............................4.658 


3. Ann Reed (1989) .......................................4.236 

4. Laurie Santelli (1993) ...............................4.015 



7. Ann Reed (1991) .......................................3.839 

8. Barb Shiesley (1986) ................................3.712 


10. Rebecca Meade (1999) ...........................3.663 

SERvICE ACES 

1. Barb Tinus (1987) ............................................96 

2. Tracey Quider (1985) .....................................87 

3. Barb Shiesley (1985) ......................................78 

4. Barb Shiesley (1986) ......................................74 

5. Karen Goetz (1987) ........................................73 

6. Barb Tinus (1986) ............................................70 

7. Cheryl Glose (1988)........................................67 

8. Barb Tinus (1985) ............................................66 

9. Mary Jo Vullo (1984) ......................................63 

10. Amy Burda (1997) ...........................................62 

SERvICE ACES PER GAME 

1. Barb Tinus (1987) ........................................ .873 

2. Tracey Quider (1983) ................................. .663 

3. Tracey Quider (1985) ................................. .659 

4. Karen Goetz (1987) .................................... .640 

5. Val Schlicht (1983) ...................................... .608 

6. Barb Shiesley (1986) .................................. .592 

7. Barb Shiesley (1985) .................................. .591 

8. Barb Tinus (1986) ........................................ .565 

9. Dionne Glose (1988) .................................. .545 

10. Amy Burda (1997) ....................................... .544 

POINTS* 


2. Jenna Mapé (2006) ..................................461.5 


4. Nikki Morzenti (2006) ..............................438.5 

5. Nikki Morzenti (2005) ..............................414.0 

POINTS PER GAME* 

1. Lindsay Matikosh (2003) .......................... 4.12 

2. Jenna Mapé (2006) .................................... 3.98 

3. Katie Weekley (2005) ................................. 3.89 

4. Nikki Morzenti (2006) ................................ 3.81 

5. Nikki Morzenti (2005) ................................ 3.57 

#Led all of NCAA Division I 


ATTACK ATTEMPTS 

1. Candie Hirst (1992-95) ............................4,990 

2. Lindsay Matikosh (2000-03) ..................4,099 

3. Nikki Morzenti (2003-06) .......................4,020 

4. Laurie Santelli (1991-95) ........................3,393 

5. Kelley Brennan (1986-89) ......................3,176 

6. Tracey Quider (1983-86) .........................3,138 

7. Molly Schrantz (2001-04) .......................3,026 

8. Keri Shiels (1998-01) ................................2,953 

9. Paula Collins (1987-90) ...........................2,925 

10. Laurie Bulger (1988-92) ..........................2,578 

KILLS 

1. Candie Hirst (1992-95) ............................1,641 



4. Kelley Brennan (1986-89) ......................1,133 

5. Paula Collins (1987-90) ...........................1,111 

6. Tracey Quider (1983-86) .........................1,075 


8. Keri Shiels (1998-01) ................................1,019 

9. Katie Weekley (2002-05) ........................... 997 

10. Molly Schrantz (2001-04) .......................... 994 

KILLS PER GAME 

1. Candie Hirst (1992-95) ............................3.440 

2. Lindsay Matikosh (2000-03) ..................3.187 

3. Nikki Morzenti (2003-06) .......................3.069 

4. Kelley Brennan (1986-89) ......................2.976 

5. Paula Collins (1987-90) ...........................2.901 

6. Keri Shiels (1998-01) ................................2.831 

7. Laurie Santelli (1991-95) ........................2.777 

8. Kristin Drabczyk (1990-91) ....................2.759 

9. Laurie Bulger (1988-92) ..........................2.621 

10. Barb Shiesley (1983-86) ..........................2.429 

KILL PERCENTAGE 

1. Tina Kier (1991-92) ..................................... .355 

2. Kristin Drabczyk (1990-91) ...................... .341 

3. Karen Goetz (1986-89) .............................. .336 

4. Erin Klein (1990-92).................................... .275 

5. Nancy Pebbles (1992-93) ......................... .267 

6. Mary Tocke (1989-91) ................................ .266 

Danielle Gianino (1989-93) ..................... .266 

Kathy Brinkworth (1994-97) ................... .266 

9. Beth Mattfeld (1984-87) ........................... .263 

Candi Sims (1993-96) ................................ .263 

BLOCK SOLOS 

1. Kristin Drabczyk (1990-91) ....................... 195 

2. Karen Goetz (1986-89) ............................... 148 

3. Beth Mattfeld (1984-87) ............................ 127 


5. Jen Romanowski (1987-90) ...................... 115 

6. Kathy Brinkworth (1994-97) .................... 114 

7. Paula Collins (1987-90) .............................. 112 

8. Barb Tinus (1984-87)......................................84 

9. Alexis Bouie (2000-03) ..................................81 

10. Mary Jo Vullo (1983-84) ................................79 

Maria Perry (1984-87) ....................................79 

BLOCK ASSISTS 


2. Candi Sims (1993-96) ................................. 463 


4. Aprille Sweeting (1995-98) ...................... 392 


cA R e e R Re c o R d s 

5. Alexis Bouie (2000-03) ............................... 284 

6. Paula Collins (1987-90) .............................. 258 

7. Candie Hirst (1992-95) ............................... 238 

8. Nancy Rose (1994-97) ................................ 233 

9. Michelle Osterman (1990-93) ................. 209 

10. Brandie Clark (2003-06) ............................. 198 

TOTAL BLOCKS 



3. Candi Sims (1993-96) ................................. 510 


5. Kristin Drabczyk (1990-91) ....................... 371 

6. Paula Collins (1987-90) .............................. 370 

7. Alexis Bouie (2000-03) ............................... 365 

8. Karen Goetz (1986-89) ............................... 331 

9. Jen Romanowski (1987-90) ...................... 285 

10. Michelle Osterman (1990-93) ................. 279 

BLOCKS PER GAME 

1. Kristin Drabczyk (1990-91) ....................1.718 

2. Kathy Brinkworth (1994-97) .................1.365 

3. Katie Weekley (2002-05) ........................1.277 

4. Tina Kier (1991-92) ...................................1.185 

5. Barb Gesl (1985-86) .................................1.137 

6. Cathy Novocilsky (1991-95) ..................1.055 

7. Candi Sims (1993-96) ..............................1.014 

8. Alexis Bouie (2000-03) ............................1.006 

9. Michelle Osterman (1990-93) ................ .972 

10. Paula Collins (1987-90) ............................. .966 

ASSISTS 

1. Amy Brown (2002-05) .............................4,349 

2. Barb Tinus (1984-87)................................3,848 

3. Somer Deschambault (1996-99) .........3,699 

4. Candi Sims (1993-96) ..............................2,407 

5. Larissa LaCour (1998-01) ........................2,381 

6. Cheryl Glose (1986-89) ...........................2,174 

7. Lindsey Schlegel (2007-) ................ 1,862 

7. Sandie Harrigan (1991-93) ....................1,536 

8. Brandie Clark (2003-06) ..........................1,520 

9. Patty Dennison (1987-91) ......................1,203 

ASSISTS PER GAME 

1. Amy Brown (2002-05) .............................10.08 

2. Mary Tocke (1989-91) ..............................8.758 

3. Lindsey Schlegel (2007-) ................ 8.541 

4. Somer Deschambault (1996-99) .........8.238 

5. Barb Tinus (1984-87)................................8.000 

6. Larissa LaCour (1998-01) ........................6.962 

7. Sandie Harrigan (1991-93) ....................6.243 

8. Cheryl Glose (1986-89) ...........................5.908 

9. Candi Sims (1993-96) ..............................4.785 

10. Brandie Clark (2003-06) ..........................4.750 

DIGS 

1. Lizaiha Garcia (2004-07) .........................1,884 

2. Ann Reed (1988-91) .................................1,525 


4. Candie Hirst (1992-95) ............................1,377 


6. Somer Deschambault (1996-99) .........1,231 


8. Barb Shiesley (1983-86) ..........................1,117 

9. Candi Sims (1993-96) ..............................1,081 

10. Tracey Quider (1983-86) .........................1,061 

DIGS PER GAME 

1. Lizaiha Garcia (2004-07) .........................4.205 

2. Laurie Santelli (1991-95) ........................3.412 

3. Ann Reed (1988-91) .................................3.352 

4. Lindsay Matikosh (2000-03) ..................3.108 

5. Barb Shiesley (1983-86) ..........................3.052 

6. Kathryn Henry (2001-02) .......................2.967 

7. Rebecca Meade (1997-99) .....................2.934 

8. Candie Hirst (1992-95) ............................2.887 

9. Somer Deschambault (1996-99) .........2.742 

10. Paula Collins (1987-90) ...........................2.554 

SERvICE ACES 

1. Barb Tinus (1984-87)................................... 274 

2. Tracey Quider (1983-86) ............................ 233 

3. Karen Goetz (1986-89) ............................... 186 

4. Amy Burda (1995-98) ................................. 185 

5. Candie Hirst (1992-95) ............................... 184 

6. Barb Shiesley (1983-86) ............................. 179 

7. Somer Deschambault (1996-99) ............ 172 

8. Maria Perry (1984-87) ................................. 159 

9. Lindsay Matikosh (2000-03) ..................... 154 

10. Candi Sims (1993-96) ................................. 151 

SERvICE ACES PER GAME 

1. Barb Tinus (1984-87).................................. .569 

2. Tracey Quider (1983-86) ........................... .514 

3. Miyo Konno (1981-83) .............................. .511 

4. Barb Shiesley (1983-86) ............................ .489 

5. Traci Illig (1986-89) ..................................... .483 

6. Karen Goetz (1986-89) .............................. .455 

7. Mary Jo Vullo (1983-84) ............................ .433 

8. Dionne Glose (1988-91) ........................... .432 

9. Amy Burda (1995-98) ................................ .424 

10. Somer Deschambault (1996-99) ........... .383 

POINTS* 

1. Nikki Morzenti (2003-06) ................... 1,576.5 

2. Katie Weekley (2002-05) .................... 1,154.0 

3. Jenna Mapé (2003-06) ............................795.0 

4. Molly Schrantz (2001-04) .......................652.5 

5. Lauren Burd (2003-05) ............................613.5 

POINTS PER GAME* 

1. Lindsay Matikosh (2000-03) .................... 4.12 

2. Nikki Morzenti (2003-06) ......................... 3.54 

3. Katie Weekley (2002-05) .......................... 3.52 

4. Jenna Mapé (2003-06) .............................. 3.38 

5. Alexis Bouie (2000-03) .............................. 3.04 

6. Molly Schrantz (2001-04) ......................... 2.97 

GAMES PLAYED 

1. Candi Sims (1993-96) ................................. 503 


3. Barb Tinus (1984-87)................................... 481 

4. Candie Hirst (1992-95) ............................... 477 


6. Ann Reed (1988-91) .................................... 455 

Lindsay Matikosh (2000-03) ..................... 455 

8. Tracey Quider (1983-86) ............................ 453 

9. Somer Deschambault (1996-99) ............ 449 

10. Lizaiha Garcia (2004-07) ............................ 448 


-A- 

Cris Adomeit .................................. 1983 

Maureen Alhart ............................ 1980 

Anne Alley ...................................... 1979 

Dawn Anton ............................1985-86 

Rebecca Ashare ..........1999, 2001-02 

-B- 

Kathy Baginski .............................. 1974 

Lorraine Bailey .............................. 1980 

Debbie Bang.................................. 1968 

Judi Bardak ..............................1974-78 

Heather Barfuss ......................1998-01 

Debi Bateman .........................1977-78 

Jenna Beichner .......................2007-08 

Richelle Bigelow .....................2007-08 

Kristin Bignell ..................... 2007- 

Alexis Bouie .............................2000-03 

Jennifer Brannan .......................... 1985 

Colleen Brennan .......................... 1974 

Kelley Brennan ........................1986-89 

Kathy Brinkworth...................1994-97 

Amy Brown ..............................2002-05 

Laurie Bulger ...........................1988-92 

Lauren Burd .............................2003-05 

Amy Burda ...............................1995-98 

Judy Burnfield ............................... 1983 

Martha Burns................................. 1983 

-C- 

Katie Cahill ...............................1996-98 

Katie Cardina ...........................1983-84 

Dana Chadwick ......................1976-78 

Debbie Clafin ................................ 1986 

Brandie Clark ...........................2003-06 

Judy Coates ................................... 1974 

Dottie Coleman ............................ 1968 

Paula Collins ............................1987-90 

Christine Connery ....................... 1993 

Candi Cook ...............................1992-93 

Robin Cooksey .............................. 1979 

Danielle Cota ................................. 2007 

Sasha Courbat .........................1999-00 

Debbie Cowell .............................. 1984 

Sandy Cross .............................1988-91 

Maria Cruz ...................................... 1974 

Kathy Cunningham ...............1994-97 

-D- 

Debra Davis ................................... 1980 

Marilyn Dellwardt ..................1974-76 

Terri Demler ................................... 1967 

Patty Dennison .......................1987-91 

Somer Deschambault ..........1996-99 

Katherine Diduck ......................... 2004 

Emily Dills .................................2000-02 

Kristen Drabczyk ....................1990-91 

Colleen Durham ........................... 1988 

-E- 

Airin Edrosolan ............................. 2001 

Colleen Egan ................................. 2006 

Julia Eisenbach .......................1994-96 

Beth Eldridge ................................ 1979 

Linda Epstein................................. 1974 

Andrea Equinozzi ........................ 1985 

Dee Dee Errico .............................. 1986 

Mary Evanco ............................1976-79 

-F- 

Sheryl Felegy ................................. 1994 

Lauren Fensten ................... 2006- 

Barb Fislar .................................1975-76 

Alyssa Fitchette ............................ 2006 

Jane Froelich ................................. 1968 


-G- 

Jenna Gabello ..................... 2007- 

Lizaiha Garcia ..........................2004-07 

Barb Gesl ...................................1985-86 

Christina Gianino ...................1996-97 

Danielle Gianino ....................1989-93 

Cheryl Glose ............................1986-89 

Dionne Glose...........................1988-91 

Abby Goettsch .............................. 2003 

Karen Goetz .............................1986-89 

Shirley Goldin ............................... 1967 

Felicia Goldman .....................1981-82 

Sheryl Goller ............................1980-81 

Kayla Govier ........................ 2008- 

Laurie Griffith ................................ 1982 

Rose Guzzetta ............................... 1982 

-H- 

Ellen Haas ....................................... 1985 

Kim Hall .....................................1983-84 

Judy Halpern ................................. 1967 

Lora Hansen .............................1978-81 

Sandie Harrigan .....................1991-93 

Nan Harvey ..............................1974-75 

Wendy Haskell ........................2003-05 

Kathryn Henry ........................2001-02 

Tanya Hermos ............................... 1980 

Faye Hertel ...............................1987-90 

Kate Hetzel ...............................1991-92 

Candie Hirst .............................1992-95 

Corinn Hirst ..............................1995-98 

Kathlene Hockaday ..................... 2002 

Kay Hoftiezer ................................. 1982 

Nicole Hooker ............................... 1994 

Mary Ann Horey ........................... 1967 

Marisa Hornbaker ............... 2007- 

Sara Hotz ..................................2004-05 

-I- 

Traci Illig ....................................1986-88 

-J- 

Roberta Jakubowski ................... 1979 

Maria Johnson .............................. 1986 

Tammy Julé .................................... 2004 

Lismaida Jusino ............................ 1993 

-K- 

Kim Kassabasian .......................... 1985 

Karen Kazmierczak ...................... 1974 

Tina Kier ....................................1991-92 

Erin Klein ...................................1990-92 

Karen Knortz............................1974-75 

Miyo Konno .............................1981-83 

Kristin Krause ..........................1995-97 

Shelly Kulp ...............................1974-75 

-L- 

Larissa LaCour .........................1998-01 

Marcie Langenbach ..............1986-87 

Denise LaRusch ............................ 1973 

Amy Lass ...................................1980-81 

Kemllen Lee .............................1992-94 

Johanna Lehman ...................1995-98 

Amelia Liddle ..........................1998-01 

Janet Lilley ..................................... 1977 

Sheri Loessl .................................... 1978 

Kate Love ..................................2006-08 

Amanda Luebstorff ...............1993-94 

Kelsey Lueders .................... 2006- 

Courtney Lugert.....................1996-99 

-M- 

Joan Maitino .................................. 1979 

Ann Maloney ...........................1974-75 

Jenna Mapé .............................2003-06 

Gretchen March ........................... 1979 

Lindsay Matikosh ...................2000-03 

Beth Mattfeld ..........................1984-87 

Jean McGovern............................. 1982 

Rebecca Meade ......................1997-99 

Wanda Lee Mesmer ..............1976-79 

Maria Mezzadri ................... 2006- 

Trisha Miazga ..........................2004-06 

Kathy Milligan ............................... 1968 

Nikki Morzenti ........................2003-06 

Pat Moyers .................................... 1973 

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Claudia Neba ...........................2006-08 

Diane Nelson ...........................1978-80 

Arlene Norman ............................. 1973 

Laura Noronis ..........................1979-81 

Cathy Novocilsky ...................1991-95 

Patricia Nowakowski .................. 1979 

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Linda Oakley.................................. 1974 

Mary Ellen O’Malley .................... 1974 

Michelle Osterman ................1990-93 

Amy Ostrin ..................................... 1976 

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Dee Palladino ................................ 1986 

Katie Passmore ............................. 2002 

Sue Patterson ................................ 1973 

Cam Pawlaczyk ............................. 1967 

Nancy Pebbles ........................1992-93 

Susan Pels .................................1974-76 

Maria Perry ...............................1984-87 

Cathy Plewak ................................. 1978 

Jen Polzin........................................ 1994 

Bethany Prather .................. 2008- 

Alexandrina Price......................... 1975 

Heather Pyle ........................ 2008- 

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Tracey Quider ..........................1983-86 

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Heidi Rauth .................................... 1987 

Jessica Redding ............................ 2000 

Ann Reed ..................................1988-91 

Kay Richard ..............................1967-70 

Sue Rinere ...................................... 1984 

Ellen Robertson .................. 2006- 

Jennifer Romanowski ...........1987-90 

Nancy Rose ..............................1994-97 

Erin Rourke...............................1993-94 

Karen Rowles ................................. 1987 

Wendy Ryder ...........................2000-01 

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Michele Saffire .............................. 1975 

Laurie Santelli .........................1991-95 

Lindsey Schlegel ................. 2007- 

Hilary Schlesinger..................1974-77 

Val Schlicht ..................................... 1983 

Molly Schrantz ........................2001-04 

Catherine Schrauth ..................... 1984 

Judy Schunk .................................. 1985 

Glenda Sealy.................................. 1985 

Becky Segina ...........................1986-87 

Jennifer Seitz ................................. 1981 

Ingrid Setiadi ................................. 1978 

Keri Shiels .................................1998-01 

Meghan Shiels .............................. 2003 

Barb Shiesley ...........................1983-86 

Carol Shifrin ................................... 1975 

Dani Silvers ......................... 2008- 

Elizabeth Simmons ..................... 1979 

Candi Sims ...............................1993-96 

Kathy Smith .............................1984-85 

Rachel Smith ...........................2005-07 

Barb Staebell ...........................1974-77 

Barb Starbuck................................ 1977 

Trisha Strasser .........................1997-98 

Sarah Streib .............................2004-07 

Maureen Strick ............................. 1978 

Stacey Striegel ........................1984-86 

Chassey Stubler ......................1995-98 

Aprille Sweeting .....................1995-98 

Bonnie Sylcox ......................... 1980, 83 

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Tami Thompson .....................1974-75 

Barb Tinus .................................1984-87 

Mary Tocke ...............................1989-91 

Sue Trabert ...............................1975-78 

Akemi Tsuji ...............................1977-80 

Christelle Tucker .....................1989-91 

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Carolyn Viskocil ............................ 1975 

Mary Jo Vullo ...........................1983-84 

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Amie Wall ........................................ 2002 

Debbie Wdzieczny ....................... 1968 

Jan Weber .................................1974-76 

Mary Ellen Weber ...................1977-81 

Katie Weekley ..........................2002-05 

Lynn Weidrich ............................... 1973 

Jane Wenner .................................. 1985 

Kris Westfall..............................1981-84 

Tammy White ......................... 1982, 84 

Ellie Whitescarver ........................ 2000 

Tracey Wiexlmann ....................... 1984 

Jennifer Wilcox .......................1990-92 

Linda Willis ...............................1981-82 

Jamie Wilson ................................. 1994 

Lindsay Wolfe ................................ 1977 

Alleine Wood ................................. 1968 

Joanne Wroblewski ...............1974-75 

Robin Wurl ..................................... 1982 

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Amy Zamoiski .........................1982-83 

The records included in this media 

guide are compiled from all available 

archival information. Please contact 

the University at Buffalo Athletic 

Communications Office (716- 

645-6311) with any additions or 

corrections. We apologize for any 

inaccuracies or omissions.

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