2008 VB Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

#4 Laticia Lehman 

5-6 Fr, Setter 

Caldwell, Idaho 

#8 Brianna Cox 

6-0 Fr, MB 

Bothell, Wash. 

#12 Amanda Filiaga 

5-11 Fr, RS 

Pocatello, Idaho 

#1 Brianne Barton 

5-11 So, OH 

Lebanon, Ore. 

#5 Alyssa Wistrick 

6-0 So, MB 

Longview, Wash. 

#9 Alex Van Dyke 

5-10 Fr, RS 

Hillsboro, Ore. 

#13 Nathy Fogo Neres 

6-1 So, OH 

Sao Paulo, Brazil 

#2 Samantha Misa 

5-11 Fr, OH 

St. George, Utah 

#6 Jessica Peacock 

6-1 Fr, OH 

Summertown, Australia 

#10 Jazmine Ma’afala 

5-10 So, OH 

Ewa Beach, Hawaii 

#14 Shanae Astle 

5-9 Fr, L/DS 

Filer, Idaho 

#3 Britani Hathorn 

5-4 Fr, Libero 

Gresham, Ore. 

#7 Jelena Savic 

5-9 So, Setter 

Rijeka, Croatia 

#11 Santia Sanders 

5-8 So, OH 

Olympia, Wash. 

#15 Torrey Hulsey 

6-1 Fr, MB 

Sutter, Calif.

Guide Directory ....................................................................................................................... 1 

Quick Facts .............................................................................................................................. 2 

2008 Team Roster .................................................................................................................... 3 

2008 Outlook ........................................................................................................................... 4 

Head Coach Profile .................................................................................................................. 6 

Assistant Coach Profile ............................................................................................................ 8 

Player Profiles .......................................................................................................................... 9 

2007 Stats and Region 18 Standings ...................................................................................... 20 

2007 Leaders .......................................................................................................................... 21 

2007 Match Results ................................................................................................................ 22 

2008 Schedule ........................................................................................................................ 23 

Topping the Charts ................................................................................................................. 24 

NJCAA History ...................................................................................................................... 25 

Continuing Success ................................................................................................................ 26 

CSI In the Polls ...................................................................................................................... 27 

President and Athletic Director .............................................................................................. 28 

Behind the Scenes .................................................................................................................. 29 

CSI Athletic Success .............................................................................................................. 30 

CSI Athletic Facilities ............................................................................................................ 32 

CSI Campus ........................................................................................................................... 34 

Twin Falls and the Magic Valley ............................................................................................ 36 

Volleyball Records ................................................................................................................. 38 

Past Match Results ................................................................................................................. 47 

Region 18 Opponents ............................................................................................................. 52 

About the Cover: Six returning sophomores return to build upon the 10th-place national tournament finish they 

were a part of last season. 

This publication was produced by Karen Baumert, CSI sports information director. Doug Maughan did the photography 

for the mug shots. Graphic design on the cover and pages 30-37 was done by Tereasa Bendele. 

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Location: Twin Falls, Idaho 

Founded: 1964 

Enrollment: 7,500 

President: Jerry Beck 

Athletic Director: Joel Bate 

Conference: Scenic West Athletic Conference 

Region: 18 

Athletic Affiliation: NJCAA, Division I 

Nickname: Golden Eagles 

Colors: Gold and Black 

Website: www.csi.edu 

Home Facility: CSI Gymnasium (3,500 capacity) 

Athletics Office Manager: Ginger Nukaya, 732-6486 

Team Physicians: Dr. Thad Scholes 

Dr. Mark McKain 

Orthopedic Surgeon: Dr. William May 

Athletic Trainer: Richard Bingham, 732-6481 

Physical Therapist: Julie Ellis 

Team Chiropractor: Dr. David Long 

Academic Advisor: Kat Powell, 732-6548 

Head Men’s BB Coach: Steve Gosar, 732-6498 

Asst. Men’s BB Coaches: Russ Beck, 732-6476 

Josh Dees, 732-6496 

Head Women’s BB Coach: Randy Rogers, 732-6480 

Asst. Women’s BB Coach: Merrilee Sears, 732-6490 

Head Baseball Coach: Boomer Walker, 732-6491 

Asst. BB Coaches: Aaron Bond, 732-6491/732-6650 

Skip Walker, 732-6477/732-6650 

Head Softball Coach: Nick Baumert, 732-6494 

Asst. Softball Coach: Debbie Dodds, 732-6495 

Head Rodeo Coach: Steve Birnie, 732-6620 

Asst. Rodeo Coach: Brian Tubbs, 732-6620 

CSI Board of Trustees: Chairman Leroy Craig, Al 

Frost, Donna Brizee, Chuck Lehrman and Dr. Thad 

Scholes 

SID: Karen Baumert 

Office Phone: (208) 732-6493 

E-mail Address: kbaumert@csi.edu 

Fax: (208) 734-0245 

Website: www.csi.edu 

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2007 Record: 39-13 

Returning Starters: 5 

Returning Non-Starters: 1 

Newcomers: 9 

NJCAA Division I National Titles: 8 

NJCAA Post-Season Appearances: 13 

Head Coach: Heidi Cartisser (3rd Year) 

Assistant Coach: Erin Mellinger 

Director of Volleyball Operations: “Babes” Kalulu 

Office Phone Number: (208) 732-6485 

Mailing Address: CSI Volleyball 

315 Falls Ave. 

P.O. Box 1238 

Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238 

E-mail Address: hcartisser@csi.edu

No. Name Ht. Pos. Class Hometown (High School) 

1 Brianne Barton 5-11 OH So. Lebanon, Oregon (Lebanon) 

2 Samantha Misa 5-11 OH Fr. St. George, Utah (Dixie) 

3 Britani Hathorn 5-4 L Fr. Gresham, Ore. (Gresham) 

4 Laticia Lehman 5-6 S Fr. Caldwell, Idaho (Vallivue) 

5 Alyssa Wistrick 6-0 MB So. Longview, Wash. (R.A. Long) 

6 Jessica Peacock 6-1 OH Fr. Summertown, Australia (Heathfield) 

7 Jelena Savic 5-9 S So. Rijeka, Croatia (Republic of Croatia-Opatija) 

8 Brianna Cox 6-0 MB Fr. Bothell, Wash. (Bothell) 

9 Alex Van Dyke 5-10 RS Fr. Hillsboro, Ore. (Glencoe) 

10 Jazmine Ma’afala 5-10 RS So. Ewa Beach, Hawaii (McKinley) 

11 Santia Sanders 5-8 OH So. Olympia, Wash. (River Ridge) 

12 Amanda Filiaga 5-11 S/RS Fr. Pocatello, Idaho (Highland) 

13 Nathy Neres 6-1 OH So. Sao Paulo, Brazil (Brigadeiro Faria Lima) 

14 Shanae Astle 5-9 L/DS So. Filer, Idaho (Filer) 

15 Torrey Hulsey 6-1 MB Fr. Sutter,Calif. (Sutter Union) 

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Better defense, better block should put 2008 Golden 

Eagles in the run for the national championship 

After finishing last season 10th in the nation, CSI head coach Heidi Cartisser evaluated what she needed to make a run 

at the national championship this season. The two areas she felt like she had to improve upon were passing and blocking. 

With six returners and nine new players she definitely filled that void. 

Led by returning first-team All-American Alyssa Wistrick in the middle, Cartisser added Torrey Hulsey (6-1 MB from 

Sutter, Calif.) and Brianna Cox (6-0 MB from Bothell, Wash.) 

“We definitely should be able to control more matches at the net this year,” Cartisser said. “While Alyssa brings the offensive 

power, Torrey and Brianna bring a ton of blocking skills.” 

And if the ball happens to get by the middle blockers, expect libero Britani Hathorn (5-4 Libero from Greshamn, Ore.) 

or Samantha Misa (5-11 OH from St. George, Utah) to be there. Misa is coming off a knee injury and will slowly work 

into front row duties. 

“Fans will love watching these two in the back row,” Cartisser said. “They are dynamic and cover a lot of area. We are 

so excited to see them grow.” 

Joining those two in the back row is sophomore transfer walk-on Shanae Astle from Filer. 

Another key blocker and passer will be returner Jazmine Ma’afala. The right-side hitter can serve, pass and block. 

“Jazmine is the whole package,” Cartisser said. “She will definitely be pushed by our freshmen right sides as well.” 

Cartisser is referring to 5-10 right side Alex Van Dyke from Hillsboro, Ore. and 5-11 Amanda Filiaga from Pocatello, 

Idaho. Both bring a great attitude to the court. 

On the outside, Cartisser will be able to go deep into her bench. She can look to returners Brianne Barton (Lebanon, 

Ore.), Santia Sanders (Olympia, Wash.) and Nathy Neres (Sao Paulo, Brazil). In addition to those three, Misa will play the 

outside when she is healthy. Cartisser also will rely heavily on freshman Jessica Peacock from Summertown, Australia, 

With those five, the Golden Eagles should be able to put away a lot of balls. 

“Having five great outside hitters will push everyone everyday in practice and in the games,” Cartisser said. “If someone 

is struggling, there will always be someone waiting on the sidelines to come in.” 

That leaves the player that makes the team run - the setter. Cartisser will look to returner Jelena Savic (Rijeka, Croatia) 

for experience. Savic was named the setter of the NJCAA National Tournament last year. She also will have the option of 

going to freshman Laticia Lehman from Caldwell, Idaho. 

“I like Jelena’s experience and Laticia’s energy,” Cartisser said. “They give us the option of running a 5-1 or a 6-2 offense.” 

To get to the national tournament and challenge for CSI’s 9th national championship, the Golden Eagles will need to get 

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past Region 18 foes North Idaho and Salt Lake. The SLCC Bruins ended the season last year 

ranked No. 1 in the nation and finished third at the national tournament. The Bruins begin this 

season with a new head coach (Sue Delaney). They aren’t the only ones. North Idaho will look to last year assistant Chris 

Kosty to take over at the helm. Snow is always scrappy and puts up a great fight against the Golden Eagles. Add to those 

three College of Eastern Utah and Colorado Northwestern and the league will be as tough as it always is. CSI opens its 

2008 volleyball campaign ranked third in the nation. Salt Lake holds the No. 6 position and North Idaho comes in at 18th. 

“I’m excited to see where this group of women can take us,” Cartisser said. “They have all the tools to be very successful. 

I know that getting through our region is sometimes as tough as doing well at the national tournament. But playing 

great teams every match will only make us better in the end.” 

Letter Winners Lost ........................................................................................................................................... 8 

Returning Starters ............................................................................................................................................. 5 

Jazmine Ma’afala ..................................................................................... 5-10 RS, Ewa Beach, Hawaii 

Nathy Neres ................................................................................................... 6-1 OH, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

Santia Sanders ................................................................................................. 5-8 OH, Olympia, Wash. 

Jelena Savic .......................................................................................................... 5-9 S, Rijeka, Croatia 

Alyssa Wistrick .............................................................................................6-0 MB, Longview, Wash. 

Returning Non-Starters ..................................................................................................................................... 1 

Brianne Barton .................................................................................................5-11 OH, Lebanon, Ore. 

Newcomers ........................................................................................................................................................9 

Brianna Cox ....................................................................................................... 6-0 MB, Bothell, Wash. 

Alex Van Dyke ................................................................................................5-10 OH, Hillsboro, Ore. 

Amanda Filiaga ...........................................................................................5-11 S/RS, Pocatello, Idaho 

Britani Hathorn ..............................................................................................5-4 Libero, Gresham, Ore. 

Torrey Hulsey ....................................................................................................... 6-1 MB, Sutter, Calif. 

Laticia Lehman .................................................................................................... 5-6 S, Caldwell, Idaho 

Jessica Peacock ................................................................................... 6-1 OH, Summertown, Australia 

Samantha Misa ............................................................................................. 5-11 OH, St. George, Utah 

Transfer 

Shanae Astle (Dodge City CC) ..............................................................................5-9 L/DS, Filer Idaho 

In-State Players ..................................................................................................................................................3 

Shanae Astle, Filer; Amanda Filiaga, Pocatello; and Laticia Lehman, Caldwell. 

Out-of-State Players .........................................................................................................................................12 

Brianne Barton, Oregon; Brianna Cox, Washington; Samantha Misa, Utah; Britani Hathorn, Oregon; Torrey 

Hulsey, California; Jazmine Ma’afala, Hawaii; Nathy Neres, Brazil; Jessica Peacock, Australia; Santia Sanders, 

Washington; Jelena Savic, Croatia; Alex Van Dyke, Oregon; and Alyssa Wistrick, Washington. 

Sophomores....................................................................................................................................................... 7 

Shanae Astle, Brianne Barton, Jazmine Ma’afala, Nathy Neres, Santia Sanders, Jelena Savic and Alyssa 

Wistrick. 

Freshmen ...........................................................................................................................................................8 

Brianna Cox, Alex Van Dyke, Amanda Filiaga, Britani Hathorn, Torrey Hulsey, Laticia Lehman, Jessica 

Peacock and Samantha Misa. 

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Heidi Cartisser begins her third season at the College of Southern 

Idaho. Last season, Cartisser led CSI to a Region 18A championship 

and a 10th-place finish at the NJCAA National Championships. 

In her two years at CSI, Cartisser has compiled a 68-27 

record. 

The former Golden Eagle, who played at CSI from 1991-1993, 

graduated from Albertson College with a Bachelor of Arts degree 

in 1995. 

Her coaching career began at Treasure Valley CC in Ontario, 

Ore. Cartisser coached the Chukars from 1995-2000. At that time, 

TVCC was a member of the Scenic West Athletic Conference. In 

1997, Cartisser led TVCC to the regional playoffs for the first time 

in 19 years. 

After coaching at Treasure Valley, Cartisser took the head coaching job at Chicago State University. CSU 

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competes in the Mid-Continent Conference. In 

her first year at Chicago State, the team won more 

matches than the previous seven years combined and 

won its first conference match in school history. In 

her second season, the team improved statistically 

in almost every category and won more conference 

matches than the previous year. 

In 2003, Chicago State finished fourth in the conference, 

posting the highest conference finish ever in 

school history. In her last season there, CSU finished 

with the most wins ever by the Division I school. 

Cartisser moved back to the Magic Valley area in 

the spring of 2005 with her family. Her husband Jim 

assisted at the College of Southern Idaho in the fall 

of 2005, helping the Golden Eagles to their eighth 

national championship. 

Cartisser and her husband Jim have five children 

- Cody, Canyon, Cason, Cailey and Carli. 

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Erin brings the experience of a 

coach and player to the Golden Eagle 

volleyball program. She grew up in 

New Plymouth, Idaho before competing 

at Treasure Valley for two years under Coach Cartisser. Erin then 

played one season at Lewis Clark State College in 1999 as a defensive 

specialist, where she helped her team advance to the NAIA national tournament. 

In her final year of eligibility, Erin transferred to Chicago State University, 

where she reunited with Coach Cartisser. In 2002, Erin was an 

assistant coach at the University of Great Falls. In May 2003, she was 

named the head coach at Independence CC in Kansas, where she compiled 

a 22-12 record her first year and a second-place finish in the Kansas Jayhawk 

Conference. In 2004, the team finished the season 40-9 and won the 

conference, region and district titles, qualifying for the NJCAA National 

Tournament. She coached two All-Americans. 

From there, Erin took over duties at Lewis Clark State College as the 

head coach. In 2007, Erin joined Heidi for the third time, this time as an 

assistant coach for CSI. 

Erin and her husband Gary have one daughter - Piper. 

In her third season at CSI, Babes brings playing experience and an 

enthusiasm for the game of volleyball to the court. A family affair, Babes 

follows in the footsteps of her sister All-American Aneli Cubi-Otineru 

who played for CSI in 2005 and helped lead the Golden Eagles to a national 

championship. Another sister, Kawena Cubi-Otineru played for CSI 

in 2006. 

Babes began her volleyball career, playing club ball for the Kamehameha 

club team in Hawaii in seventh grade. She continued to compete 

for that team for five years. A standout at University of Hawaii Lab High 

School, Babes led them to four state championships. In 1986, Babes competed 

on the 16U Junior National team, earning all-tournament honors. 

Babes played one year at the University of Hawaii, ranking sixth all 

time since 1985 in service aces per game. In 65 games, she recorded 26 aces. The 35-year-old has four children - Darren, 

Daylen, Darian and Del. 

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Brianne Barton - 5-11 - Outside Hitter - Sophomore - Lebanon, Ore. 

“Brie is a dymnamic hitter with great ball control. We are excited to have her returning to be one of our go-to players.” 

Coach Cartisser 

Up Close with Brianne 

What do you like on your burger?: 

Everything 

Favorite Vegetable: Celery 

Can you change a tire?: Yes 

I love the smell of: fresh cut grass. 

Who would you be on a set - director, 

star, supporting star or set designer?: 

Star 

Favorite Donut: Glazed with sprinkles 

How many times have you moved in 

your life?: Eight 

A one word description of yourself is: 

different or crazy. 

Favorite Cereal: Honey Nut Cheerios 

I can’t bear the sound of: nails on 

chalkboard. 

Favorite Pop: Sprite 

Favorite Fruit: Cantelope 

Before CSI 

At CSI: As a freshman Brianne twice 

posted 10 kills in a match. She also helped the 

Golden Eagles defensively, notching 8 digs in 

one match and 6 digs twice. 

Before CSI: A three-year varsity starter, 

Brianne played volleyball at Lebanon High 

School. She led her team to a fifth-place finish 

at state her senior season, earning first team 

all-league honors and all-state honors. 

At the state championships, Brianne was 

named MVP of the tournament. 

Outside of school, she competed on the No 

Dinx and Mid Valley Volleyball clubs. 

Stay In or Go Out 

Sweet or Salty 

Laugh Out Loud or Giggle 

Tent or Cabin 

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This or That 

Social Butterfly or Wallflower 

Worry Wart or Worry Free 

Tanning Oil or Sunscreen 

Night Light or Completely Dark 

Games ...................... 45 

Kills .......................... 65 

Errors ........................ 46 

Total Attacks ...........211 

Attack % ................ .090 

Kills/Game ............ 1.44 

Assists ...................... 10 

Assists/Game......... 0.22 

2007 Stats 

2007 Match Highs 

#1 

Small Town or Big City 

Mild or Spicy 

1/2 Full or 1/2 Empty 

Fearful or Fearless 

Aces ...........................14 

Aces/Game .............0.31 

Reception Errors .......21 

Digs ...........................64 

Digs/Game .............1.42 

Block Solos .................4 

Block Assists ...............5 

Blocks/Game ..........0.20 

Attack % ........... .353 at CC of Spokane (10/26/07) 

Kills .................. 10 two times 

Attacks ............. 25 vs. CNCC (11/02/07) 

Assists .............. 2 two times 

Digs .................. 8 at CNCC (09/21/07) 

Blocks .............. 3 at Jefferson (10/31/07) 

Aces .................. 4 vs. CNCC (11/02/07

Alyssa Wistrick - 6-0 - Middle Blocker - Sophomore - Longview, Wash. 

“I’m excited to have a first-team all-American returning. Her leadership and athletic skills will be key to our success.” 


Up Close with Alyssa 

Favorite Twin Falls Hangout: Sushi Ya 

Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms 

What do you like on your burger?: 10 

pickles and cheese 

Who should play you in a movie version 

of your life?: Napolean Dynamite 

What superpower would you love to 

have?: I would love to fly. 

How many hours do you spend on 

your cell phone each day?: About 6 


What was the last book you read?: A 

Child Called It 

When I was little, I wanted to be: a 

movie star. 

What is a one-word description of 

yourself?: Bomb 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberries 

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Before CSI 

At CSI: A first-team All-American, Alyssa 

led the Golden Eagles to a 10th-place finish at 

the national tournament. She ranked 2nd in hitting 

percentage, third in kills per game and third 

in blocks per game in the region. 

Before CSI: A two-sport athlete, Alyssa 

played volleyball and basketball at R.A. Long 

High School. Her senior season, she led her 

high school team to a district championship and 

a sixth-place finish at state. That year she was 

named first team all-league and all-state. She also 

earned first team all-league honors as a sophomore 

and junior. 

She played on the Cowlitz Volleyball Club. 


Clean Freak or Total Slob 



This or That 

Baths or Showers 


Spender or Saver 

Mild or Spicy 

Games .................... 121 

Kills ........................ 415 

Errors ...................... 108 

Total Attacks .......... 770 

Attack % ................ .399 

Kills/Game ............ 3.43 

Assists ...................... 15 


2007 Stats 


#5 

Reality Show or Sitcom 

Details or Big Picture 

Big Mac or Whopper 

Bully or Buyllied 

Aces .............................2 

Aces/Game .............0.02 

Reception Errors .........2 

Digs ...........................50 

Digs/Game .............0.41 

Block Solos ...............15 

Block Assists ...........101 

Blocks/Game ..........0.96 

Attack % ........... 1.000 vs. lee (09/14/07) 

Kills .................. 19 at Snow (10/19/07) 

Attacks ............. 40 vs. Barton Cty (11/17/07 


Digs .................. 3 two times 

Blocks .............. 8 three times 

Aces .................. 1 two times

Jelena Savic - 5-9 - Setter - Sophomore - Rijeka, Croatia 

“Jelena sparked us last year at the national tournament and improved greatly in spring ball. We’re excited to have her returning 

and expect great things from her in the setting position.” Coach Cartisser 

Up Close with Jelena 

What is a one word description of 

yourself?: Honest 

Favorite Food: Fish and Vegetables 

Favorite Sit Down Restaurant: Tomato’s 

Favorite Kind of Cookie: Napolitanke 

(chocolate cookies) 

Favorite Pop: Coca Cola 

Favorite Fruit: Peaches and Watermelon 

I can’t stand the smell of: gas. 

I love the smell of the: sea. 

Favorite Twin Falls Hangout: The 

Canyon 

Most Annoying Bug: Mosquito 

Hidden Talent: Cutting Hair and Massaging 

How many hours do you spend online 

each day?: 4 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Becoming a key player at the 

setter position for the Golden Eagles late last 

season, Jelena earned NJCAA setter of the 

national tournament in Iowa. She ended the 

season ranked second on the team in assists 

per game. 

Before CSI: Jelena competed for the Rijeka 

Club team in 2005, taking second at the 

national tournament. 

During her time in Croatia, Jelena played 

club volleyball for six years. 



Tent or Cabin 


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This or That 

Casual or Dress Up 




Games ...................... 80 

Kills .......................... 21 

Errors .......................... 8 

Total Attacks ............ 72 

Attack % ................ .181 

Kills/Game ............ 0.26 

Assists .................... 557 


2007 Stats 


#7 





Aces ...........................29 

Aces/Game .............0.36 

Reception Errors .........1 

Digs .........................114 

Digs/Game .............1.42 

Block Solos .................1 

Block Assists .............15 

Blocks/Game ..........0.20 

Attack % ........... .357 vs. Barton Cty (11/17/07) 

Kills .................. 6 vs. Barton Cty (11/17/07) 

Attacks ............. 14 vs. Barton Cty (11/17/07) 

Assists .............. 52 vs. Barton Cty (11/17/07) 

Digs .................. 14 at Phoenix (09/08/07) 

Blocks .............. 4 vs. Barton Cty (11/17/07) 

Aces .................. 5 vs. CNCC (11/07/07

Jazmine Ma’afala - 5-10 - Right Side - Sophomore - Ewa Beach, Hawaii 

“All along Jazmine has been a consistent force on the court. We’re looking forward to her contributing even more in our 

passing and be a huge offensive threat.” Coach Cartisser 

Up Close with Jazmine 

Most Annoying Bug: KaKa Roach 

When you were little, what did you 

want to be?: Hula girl. 

Now, what do you want to be?: Nurse 


of your life?: Jennifer Lopez 

I can’t stand the smell of: feet. 


your cell phone each day?: 3 hours 

Favorite Fruit: Pineapple 

I love the smell of: BBQ. 

I can’t bear the sound of: water dripping. 

Have you ever been to the principal’s 

office: Yes 

Favorite Vegetable: Cucumber 

My hobbies include: singing, dancing 

and drawing. 

What is one word to describe yourself: 

Quiet 

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Before CSI 

At CSI: A Region 18 honorable mention 

selection, Jazmine started in all but six of the 

Golden Eagle matches. She ranked second on 

the team and seventh in the league in blocks 

per game. 

Before CSI: Jazmine started all four 

years as a middle blocker for McKinlay High 

School, leading her team to a seventh-place 

finish as a senior. 

As a freshman, Jazmine was named honorable 

mention all state and followed that up 

with first-team all state awards her junior and 

senior seasons. 



Tent or Cabin 


This or That 




Mild or Spicy 

Games .................... 121 

Kills ........................ 199 

Errors .......................115 


Attack % ................ .151 

Kills/Game ............ 1.64 

Assists ...................... 47 


2007 Stats 


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Aces ...........................28 

Aces/Game .............0.23 


Digs .........................265 

Digs/Game .............2.19 

Block Solos .................5 


Blocks/Game ..........0.74 

Attack % ........... .636 vs. Mesa (09/13/07) 

Kills .................. 14 vs. Hutchinson (09/01/07) 

Attacks ............. 26 vs. Snow (09/29/07) 


Digs .................. 22 vs. Barton Cty (11/17/07) 

Blocks .............. 7 vs. Barton Cty (11/17/07) 

Aces .................. 4 vs. Western Wyoming (09/24/07)

Santia Sanders - 5-8 - Outside Hitter- Sophomore - Olympia, Wash. 

“Santia is a very athletic outside hitter who doesn’t make a lot of mistakes on the court. She plays with a lot of intensity.” 


Up Close with Santia 

Interesting Fact: I sleep with my eyes 

open. 

Favorite Cereal: Fruit Loops 

Favorite Vegetable: Carrots 

Favorite Fruit: Oranges 

Favorite Pop: Orange Soda 

When you were little, what did you 

want to be?: Model/Doctor 

Now, what do you want to be?: Fashion 

Marketer 

For just a day, who would you switch 

places with?: Tyra Banks 

Favorite Holiday: Halloween 

Can you change a tire?: No 

What was the last book you read?: 

Keep Moving Forward 

Favorite Donut: Glazed 

I can’t stand the smell of: onions. 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Santia started half of CSI’s match 

last season, earning second team Region 18. 

She ranked fourth in the league and second on 

the team in digs per game and aces per game. 

Before CSI: A three-sport athlete, Santia 

played volleyball and basketball at River Ridge 

High School and ran track and field. 

She helped her basketball team to two state 

championships as well as her 4x4 relay team. 

In volleyball, she was named all area MVP 

as a senior and first team all area in 2006 

and 2007. She also earned all state honors in 

2007. As a senior, she was named first team all 

league in basketball. 

Dreamer or Doer 


Morning or Night 

Potato Chips or French Fries 

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This or That 




Tanning oil or Sunscreen 

Games ...................... 98 

Kills ........................ 256 

Errors ........................ 99 


Attack % ................ .198 

Kills/Game ............ 2.61 

Assists ...................... 15 


2007 Stats 


#11 

Bully or Bullied 



Tent or Cabin 

Aces ...........................47 

Aces/Game .............0.48 


Digs .........................320 

Digs/Game .............3.27 

Block Solos .................5 


Blocks/Game ..........0.34 

Attack % ........... .636 vs. S. Mountain (09/07/07) 

Kills .................. 14 vs. Snow (09/01/07) 

Attacks ............. 54 vs. Snow (09/29/07) 

Assists .............. 2 vs. College of Idaho (10/23/07) 

Digs .................. 17 vs. Hutchinson (09/01/07) 

Blocks .............. 3 two times 

Aces .................. 4 two times

Nathy Neres - 6-1 - Outside Hitter - Sophomore - Sao Paulo, Brazil 

“She will be our emotional leader on and off the court. She brings a fire every time she steps on the court. We’re excited to 

have her as a go-to person.” Coach Cartisser 

Up Close with Nathy 



Director 

What is one word to describe you?: 

Determined 

Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving 

If you could switch places with someone 

for a day, who would it be?: Dalai 

Lama 

I love the smell of: vanilla. 

I can’t stand the smell of: cigarette 

smoke. 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Subway 

Favorite Fruit: Watermelon 

Most Annoying Bug: Bee 

I can’t bear the sound of: nails on a 

chalkboard. 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Betti Taylor 

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Before CSI 

At CSI: Nathy ranked 7th in Region 18 

play in digs per game and 4th for the Golden 

Eagles. Her energy was key in CSI’s run for 

10th place at the national tournament. 

Before CSI: Nathy played five years for 

the E.C. Pinneiros Club in Brazil. In 1999, 

they won state and placed third in 2000, 2001 

and 2002. 

In 2001, Nathy was named one of the 13 

best in her state. 

In 2005, she played for Club Nautico Araraquara, 

placing second at state. 





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Games ...................... 95 

Kills ........................ 225 

Errors ........................ 88 


Attack % ................ .215 

Kills/Game ............ 2.37 

Assists ...................... 14 


2007 Stats 


Attack % ........... .800 vs. Pima (09/14/07) 

Kills .................. 17 vs. NIC (11/03/07) 

Attacks ............. 40 vs. NIC (10/06/07) 

Assists .............. 2 vs. CNCC (10/13/07) 

Digs .................. 16 vs. CNCC (11/02/07) 

Blocks .............. 5 vs. Pima (09/14/07) 

Aces .................. 3 three times 

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Aces ...........................30 

Aces/Game .............0.32 


Digs .........................269 

Digs/Game .............2.83 

Block Solos .................9 


Blocks/Game ..........0.41

Samantha Misa - 5-11 - Outside Hitter- Freshman - St. George, Utah 

“I’m thrilled to have Sam’s ball control and knowledge of the game. Sam hates to lose and knows how to better every ball.” 


Up Close with Sam 

My hobbies include: playing the piano 

and ukulele, chilling with my family and 

watching movies. 

What is one word to describe you?: 

Mysterious 

I can’t stand the smell of: rotten trash. 


Eclipse 

Most Annoying Bug: Big Ugly Roaches 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberries, Peaches 

and Mangos 

I wish someone would invent: an 

instant “inshape” machine so that if you 

were out of shape, you could step into it 

and instantly get in shape. 

I love the smell of: nature and the 

woods. 


Favorite Food: Samoan and Mexican 

Food 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: A 4-year letterman at Dixie 

High School, Sam earned all region honors 

every year. 

As a junior and senior, Sam helped Dixie 

to a second-place finish at the state tournament 

and earned first team all-state honors. 

Outside of high school volleyball, Sam 

played on the Jammers Club team in 2002 and 

2003 and the Asics Club team from 2004 to 

2006. 


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Secret Keeper or Blabbermouth 


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This or That 





Britani Hathorn - 5-4 - Libero- Freshman - Gresham, Ore. 

Up Close with Britani 

Interesting Facts: I am adopted and I 

have met Barack Obama. 

My hobbies include: painting. 

Have you swallowed anything by accident 

as a kid?: 3 pennies 

Favorite Vegetable: Corn 

I can’t stand the smell of: smelly lotion. 

I can’t bear the sound of: someone 

sucking air between their teeth. 

Most Annoying Bug: Spider 

What superpower would you love to 

have?: I would love to be able to read 

minds and stop time. 

Favorite Fruit: Apple/Pear 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Red 

Robin 

Can you change a tire?: Heck no 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: A libero that started three 

years for Gresham High School, Britani led 

her team to the state tournament every year. 

GHS placed third at state Britani’s sophomore 

year, first her junior season and fifth when she 

was a senior. 

In 2008, Britani received the Candis Carter 

award for the most insprirational player at the 

Emerald City Classic Tournament. She played 

club ball for the Nike Northwest Juniors. 





This or That 


Spener or Saver 



#2 





#3 

“Britani is a phenomenal defender. Her consistency in the backcourt will be key to our success. She will be a fan favorite.” 





Clean Freak or Total Slob

Laticia Lehman -5-6 - Setter- Freshman - Caldwell, Idaho 

“Laticia brings speed and a desire to learn our offense to the court. Her work ethic exceeds our expectations.” 


Up Close with Laticia 

Interesting Facts: My family raised 

Emus (like ostriches) for five years. 

When we first started, a single egg sold 

for $1500. At one point we had 67. Also, 

I am an EMT and a lifeguard. 

What is one word to describe yourself?: 

Emotional 

For just one day who would you switch 

places with?: Tom Brady 

Favorite Vegetable: Cucumbers 

Favorite Cereal: Raisin Bran Crunch 

I can’t stand the smell of: sulfur. 

I can’t bear the sound of: whining dogs. 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Red 

Lobster 

I love the smell of: fresh rain. 

Favorite CSI Instructor: I’ll tell you 

after I get my grades. 

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Before CSI 

Before CSI: Laticia played golf and tennis 

at Vallivue High School her freshmen year 

before just focusing on volleyball as a sophomore, 

junior and senior. 

Although her team never qualified for state, 

Laticia earned first team all-conference honors. 

She was featured in Volleyball Magazine August 

2008 issue. 

Off the court, Laticia excelled in the classroom 

graduating second in a class of 300. 

Outside of high school volleyball, Laticia 

played club volleyball for Club Idaho Gold as 

a junior and senior. 

Mild or Spicy 




This or That 

Big Mac or Whopper 




Jessica Peacock -6-1 - Outside Hitter- Freshman - Summertown, Australia 

Up Close with Jessica 



Set Designer 

Favorite Food: Mango 


of your life?: Rachel McAdams 

If you could invent a word, what would 

it be and what would it mean?: Chilax. 

It would mean chill + relax. 

Favorite Vegetable: Mushroom 

I can’t stand the smell of: smoke. 



your cell phone each day?: 1 to 2 

My most prized possession: are photos 

of my family. 

I love the smell of: mango and fruit. 

I wish someone would invent: a teleporting 

machine. 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: Hailing from Summertown, 

Australia, Jessica Peacock played volleyball 

on the Australian women’s national team. She 

also received all-star awards for junior national 

21-under, 19-under, 17-under and 16-under 

teams. Jessica said she came to CSI to play to 

try something new. 





This or That 



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#4 





#6 

“A powerful hitter with a lot of experience, Jessica will be one of our go-to players. She understands what it takes to compete 

at a high level.” Coach Cartisser 




Tent or Cabin

Brianna Cox - 6-0 - Middle Blocker- Freshman - Bothell, Wash. 

“Brianna is one of the best blockers I’ve coached. As soon as her offense catches up to her defense she will be an impact 

player.” Coach Cartisser 

Up Close with Brianna 

What is a one-word description for 

yourself: Unpredictable 

Interesting Fact: I have been 50 feet 

away from the Pope in Rome. I also saw 

the last mummified Pope. 

Favorite Vegetable: Zucchini 

I can’t stand the smell of: bleu cheese 

Most Annoying Bug: Beetle 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberries 

I can’t bear the sound of: drilling at a 

dentist office. 

I love the smell of: Jamba Juice. 

Favorite Cereal: Special K 

When you were little what did you 

want to be when you grew up?: A 

killer whale trainer 

Now, what do you want to be? Pediatrician 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: A three-year starter at Bothell 

High School, Brianna led her team to a league 

championship and a 9th-place finish at state 

her senior year. 

Brianna earned second-team league honors 

and set her high school record for most blocks 

in a game and most blocks for the season. 

Outside of high school volleyball, she 

played club for Club Nai’a, Northshore Juniors 

and Island Thunder. 




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This or That 





Alex Van Dyke - 5-10 - Right Side- Freshman - Hillsboro, Ore. 

Up Close with Alex 


Devoted 

What advice would you give a 5-yearold?: 

If dad says no, ask mom. 

Interesting Fact: One of my uncles 

played for the 49ers (football) and one 

played for the Pittsburgh Penguins 

(hockey). 

Have you ever swallowed anything by 

accident as a kid?: When I was 3, I ate 

a package of Tylenol tablets and drank a 

bottle of grape Tylenol. 

I love the smell of: a new car. 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Rock 

Bottom 

Favorite Cereal: Oatmeal 

Favorite Food: Thai Noodles 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: Alex lettered four years and 

started three at Glencoe High School. As a 

junior, she helped her team to a third-place finish 

in league and 9th in the state. That year she 

earned first team all-league honors and all-state 

honorable mention. 

Her senior season, she led Glencoe to 

second in the league and 7th in the state. She 

also earned all league first-team honors that 

year.Outside of high school, Alex played club 

ball for Pacific, Multnomah Athletic Club and 

Portland. 





This or That 



Mild or Spicy 


#8 





#9 

“It’s always exciting to have a left-handed offensive threat. It adds a different dynamic to our offense. She will contend for 

the right-side position.” Coach Cartisser 




Morning or Night

Amanda Filiaga -5-11- Right Side- Freshman - Pocatello, Idaho 

“A great athlete, Amanda will help us once she catches up to the speed of the college game. She has the ability to play multiple 

positions.” Coach Cartisser 

Up Close with Amanda 

Favorite Donuts: Maple 

What is a one word description of 

yourself: Generous 

Favorite Sit Down Restaurant: Olive 

Garden 

Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving 

I can’t stand the smell of: stinky trash 

cans. 

I love the smell of: the ocean. 

Favorite Fruit: Pineapple 

For just a day, who would you change 

places with?: Alicia Keys 

Favorite Kind of Cookie: Snickerdoodle 

My hobbies include: scrapbooking, 

reading and hanging out with my family. 

Favorite Season: Summer 


The Twilight Series 

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Before CSI 

Before CSI: A two-sport athlete at Highland 

High School, Amanda played volleyball 

and basketball. As a senior, she led the Rams 

to a second place finish in the region and third 

in the state in volleyball and second in the 

region and sixth in the state in basketball. 

A two-year letterman in both, Amanda 

earned second team all-state honors in volleyball 

her senior year. 





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Shanae Astle - 5-9 - Defensive Specialist- Sophomore - Filer, Idaho 

Up Close with Shanae 

Favorite Food: French Fries 

I can’t bear the sound of: smoke detectors. 

Favorite Vegetable: Pickles 

Most Annoying Bug: Mosquitos 

Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper 


What is a one-word description of 

yourself?: Unique 

What are you not good at?: English 

Do you read the ending before you finish 

a book?: Yes 

I love the smell of: rain. 

My favorite toy as a child was: fourwheeler 

Favorite Holiday: Christmas 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Subway 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: A transfer from Dodge City 

CC, Shanae is originally from Filer. She 

played volleyball and basketball for the Wildcats 

varsity as a sophomore, junior and senior. 

An all-conference selection in both sports, 

Shanae led Filer to conference championships 

in basketball as a sophomore and senior. Filer 

placed third in the state her sophomore year. In 

volleyball, the Wildcats placed 6th in the state 

her senior season. 

She also excelled in the classroom, earning 

Valedictorian honors for the class of 2007. 


Mild or Spicy 



This or That 





#12 





#14 

“Shanae works hard every day in practice. She has great communication skills and excels in the classroom.” 




Tent or Cabin 

Reality Show or Sitcom

Torrey Hulsey - 6-1 - Middle Blocker- Freshman - Sutter, Calif. 

Up Close with Torrey 

Interesting Fact: I love ketchup. I put 

it on tacos, burritos, steak, cheetos and 

barbecue chips. 


Jubilant 

What advice would you give a 5-yearold?: 

Don’t eat yellow snow. 

When I was little, I wanted to be: a 

cowgirl. 

Now, I want to be a: physical therapist. 

Favorite Vegetable: Artichoke 

I can’t stand the smell of: rotten eggs. 

Can you change a tire?: Sort of 

I can’t bear the sound of: something 

buzzing by my ear. 

I love the smell of: steak and mashed 

potatoes. 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: A volleyball standout at Sutter 

Union High School, Torrey led her team to 

league and Northern Section championships as 

a sophomore, junior and senior. 

All three years of high school play, Torrey 

earned all-league honors. 

Her senior season, she averaged 3.6 kills 

and 1.3 blocks per game. She was selected to 

play in the North vs. South Section All-Star 

Game. 

Torrey also played basketball for three 

years at Sutter. 





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#15 

“Not only can Torrey block, but she also can hammer the ball. We are excited to see how far she will go at CSI and beyond.” 





Clean Freak or Total Slob

CSI Overall 2007 Record: 39-13 Region 18 2007 Record: 8-2 

Name GP K E TAA Pct K/G A A/G SA SA.G RE DG DG/G BS BA TB/G 

Alyssa Wistrick 121 415 108 770 .399 3.43 15 0.12 2 0.02 2 50 0.41 15 101 0.96 

Gabriela Bulawczyk 130 460 140 1123 .285 3.54 31 0.24 54 0.42 32 307 2.36 12 76 0.68 

Kaylene Finau 73 38 12 105 .248 0.52 595 8.15 17 0.23 0 134 1.84 0 14 0.19 

Savanna Silcock 73 115 50 268 .243 1.58 2 0.03 1 0.01 2 11 0.15 10 45 0.75 

Lesliann Aki 62 17 7 42 .238 0.27 459 7.40 19 0.31 0 88 1.42 1 5 0.10 

Riki Moreland 96 131 55 330 .230 1.36 14 0.15 44 0.46 1 74 0.77 13 50 0.66 

Nathy Neres 95 225 88 636 .215 2.37 14 0.15 30 0.32 29 269 2.83 9 30 0.41 

Santia Sanders 98 256 99 791 .198 2.61 15 0.15 47 0.48 37 320 3.27 5 28 0.34 

Jelena Savic 80 21 8 72 .181 0.26 557 6.96 29 0.36 1 114 1.42 1 15 0.20 

Jazmine Ma’afala 121 199 115 555 .151 1.64 47 0.39 28 0.23 18 265 2.19 5 84 0.74 

Megan Parrish 64 64 37 181 .149 1.00 19 0.30 15 0.23 7 61 0.95 1 20 0.33 

Brianne Barton 45 65 46 211 .090 1.44 10 0.22 14 0.31 21 64 1.42 4 5 0.20 

McKinzie Hawkins 24 17 15 58 0.34 0.71 1 0.04 15 0.62 1 22 0.92 0 4 0.17 

Chanelle Esteban 138 2 10 38 -.211 0.01 39 0.28 35 0.25 55 512 3.71 0 0 0.00 

CSI 143 2025 790 5180 .238 14.16 1818 12.71 350 2.45 211 2291 16.02 76 477 2.20 

Opponents 143 1603 956 5243 .123 11.21 1456 10.18 215 1.50 349 2061 14.41 53 444 1.92 

SWAC Teams 

Salt Lake CC 

College of Southern Idaho 

North Idaho College 

Snow College 

College of Eastern Utah 

Colorado Northwestern CC 

Wins 

10 

8 

6 

3 

2 

0 

SWAC 

2006 

Losses 

0 

2 

4 

7 

8 

10 

20 

Pct. 

1.000 

.800 

.600 

.300 

.200 

.000 

GP=Games Played 

K=Kills 

E=Errors 

TAA=Total Attacks Attempted 

Pct=Attack Percent 

K/G=Kills Per Game 

A=Assists 

A/G=Assists Per Game 

SA=Service Aces 

SA/G=Service Aces Per Game 

RE=Reception Errors 

DG=Digs 

DG/G=Digs Per Game 

BS-Block Solos 

BA=Block Assists 

TB/G=Total Blocks Per Game 

Wins 

44 

39 

20 

10 

7 

0 

Overall 

2006 

Losses 

2 

13 

10 

13 

17 

18 

Pct. 

.957 

.750 

.667 

.435 

.292 

.000

2007 Region 18 Regular Season Top 10 Individual Stat Leaders 

Assists Per Game 

Kaylene Finau .............. 4th (8.15) 

Jelena Savic .................. 5th (6.96) 

Digs Per Game 

Chanelle Esteban .........3rd (3.71) 

Santia Sanders .............4th (3.27) 

Nathy Neres ................7th (2.83) 

Gabriela Bulawczyk ....8th (2.36) 

Service Aces Per Game 

Santia Sanders ............ 4th (0.48) 

Riki Moreland ............ 7th (0.46) 

Blocks Per Game 

Alyssa Wistrick ..........3rd (0.96) 

Savanna Silcock ......... 6th (0.75) 

Jazmine Ma’afala ....... 7th (0.74) 

Gabby Bulawczyk ...... 9th (0.68) 

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Hitting Accuracy 

Alyssa Wistrick ............2nd (.399) 

Gabriela Bulawczyk ..... 6th (.285) 

Savanna Silcock ........... 8th (.243) 

Kills Per Game 

Gabriela Bulawczyk ...2nd (3.54) 

Alyssa Wistrick ...........3rd (3.43) 

Santia Sanders ...........10th (2.61) 

2007 Region 18 Regular Season Top 10 Team Stat Leaders 


SLCC...............................1st (.285) 

CSI ................................ 2nd (.243) 

NIC .................................3rd (.211) 


SLCC.............................1st (14.87) 

CSI .............................. 2nd (14.23) 

NIC ...............................3rd (12.89) 


Alyssa Wistrick ............ .1st (.399) 

Gabriela Bulawczyk .....2nd (.285) 

Kaylene Finau ...............3rd (.248) 

Savanna Silcock ............4th (.243) 

Lesliann Aki ..................5th (.238) 


Gabriela Bulawczyk ...... 1st (3.54) 

Alyssa Wistrick ............2nd (3.43) 

Santia Sanders ...............3rd (2.61) 

Nathy Neres ..................4th (2.37) 

Jazmine Ma’afala ..........5th (1.64) 


NIC ................................1st (2.83) 

CSI .............................. 2nd (2.20) 

SLCC............................3rd (1.99) 


SLCC...........................1st (14.24) 

CSI ............................ 2nd (12.76) 

NIC .............................3rd (11.13) 

2007 Final CSI Category Leaders 


Kaylene Finau ...............1st (8.15) 

Lesliann Aki .................2nd (7.40) 

Jelena Savic .................. 3rd (6.96) 

Jazmine Ma’afala ......... 4th (0.39) 


Alyssa Wistrick .............1st (0.96) 

Savanna Silcock ...........2nd (0.75) 

Jazmine Ma’afala ......... 3rd (0.74) 

Gabriela Bulawczyk ..... 4th (0.68) 

Riki Moreland .............. 5th (0.66) 


SLCC.............................1st (2.76) 

CSI .............................. 2nd (2.46) 

NIC ...............................3rd (2.08) 

Digs Per Game 

CSI ..............................1st (16.06) 

SLCC......................... 2nd (14.79) 

NIC .............................3rd (13.71) 


McKinzie Hawkins .......1st (0.62) 

Santia Sanders ..............2nd (0.48) 

Riki Moreland .............. 3rd (0.46) 


Jelena Savic .................. 5th (0.36) 

Digs Per Game 

Chanelle Esteban ...........1st (3.71) 

Santia Sanders ..............2nd (3.27) 

Nathy Neres ................. 3rd (2.83) 


Jazmine Ma’afala ......... 5th (2.19)

Date Opponent Result Site 

08/24/07 Western Wyoming W-30-16, 30-17 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/24/07 Colorado NW W-30-12, 30-13 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/24/07 Eastern Oregon Univ. W-30-28, 30-18 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/24/07 North Idaho College W-30-24, 30-19 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/25/07 Snow College W-30-27, 30-23 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/25/07 Casper College W-30-24, 30-28 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/25/07 Salt Lake CC L-30-29, 30-28 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/31/07 Illinois Central W-24-30, 30-27, 15-13 Salt Lake City, Utah 

08/31/07 Northeastern JC L-30-16, 30-26 Salt Lake City, Utah 

08/31/07 Jefferson College L-30-25, 30-28 Salt Lake City, Utah 

08/31/07 Western Nebraska L-30-18, 30-23 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/01/07 Hutchinson College W-30-27, 23-30, 15-11 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/01/07 Eastern Utah W-30-14, 30-15, 30-16 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/01/07 Hutchinson College W-30-19, 30-23, 30-19 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/01/07 Snow College W-30-18, 30-20, 30-20 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/06/07 Yavapai College W-25-30, 30-17, 15-7 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/06/07 Scottsdale CC W-30-18, 30-19 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/06/07 Chandler-Gilbert CC W-30-23, 30-20 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/07/07 South Mountain CC W-30-19, 30-22 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/07/07 Trinidad State W-30-14, 21-30, 15-8 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/07/07 Eastern Arizona W-30-25, 22-30, 15-5 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/07/07 Mesa CC W-25-30, 30-24, 16-14 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08/07 South Mountain CC W-34-32, 30-21 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08/07 Phoenix College W-19-30, 30-28, 15-10 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08/07 Northwest College W-30-21, 30-13 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/13/07 Iowa Western L-30-23, 30-17 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

09/13/07 Mesa CC W-30-17, 30-24 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

09/14/07 Lee College W-30-16, 30-23 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

09/14/07 Kishwaukee CC L-30-26, 30-20 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

09/14/07 Pima CC W-30-15, 30-15 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

09/14/07 Arizona Western W-14-30, 30-26, 16-14 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

09/15/07 Florida CC W-30-17, 30-26 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

09/15/07 Glendale CC L-30-25, 33-31 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

09/21/07 Colorado NW W-30-17, 30-10, 30-11 Rangely, Colo. 

09/22/07 College of Eastern Utah W-30-20, 30-18, 30-18 Price, Utah 

09/27/07 Salt Lake CC L-30-28, 30-14, 30-28 Twin Falls, Idaho 

09/29/07 Snow College W-30-25, 25-30, 27-30, 30-25, 15-9 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/02/07 College of Idaho L-30-26, 30-26, 30-22 Caldwell, Idaho 

10/06/07 North Idaho College W-24-30, 30-27, 30-27, 30-25 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/11/07 College of Eastern Utah W-30-12, 30-21, 30-22 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/13/07 Colorado NW W-30-12, 30-12, 30-8 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/19/07 Snow College W-30-11, 27-30, 30-18, 30-22 Ephraim, Utah 

10/20/07 Salt Lake CC L-30-22, 30-19, 30-27 Salt Lake City, Utah 

10/23/07 College of Idaho L-30-26, 30-25, 35-33 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/26/07 CC of Spokane W-30-21, 30-24, 30-21 Spokane, Wash. 

10/27/07 North Idaho College W-28-30, 30-27, 30-16, 30-24 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

Region 18 Tournament 

11/02/07 Colorado NW W-30-13, 30-18, 30-14 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/03/07 North Idaho College W-28-30-30-27, 30-16, 30-24 Twin Falls, Idaho 

NJCAA National Tournament 

11/15/07 Blinn College L-30-20, 30-28, 23-30, 30-27 Council Bluffs, Iowa 

11/16/07 Northwest Shoals CC W-30-22, 30-18, 30-16 Council Bluffs, Iowa 

11/16/07 Hillsborough CC W-30-25, 30-15, 30-17 Council Bluffs, Iowa 

11/17/07 Barton County CC L-24-30, 16-30, 30-22, 33-31, 15-10 Council Bluffs, Iowa 

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Overall Record: 39-13 

Region 18 Record: 8-2

Date Day Opponent Site Time 

Aug. 22-23 Fri.-Sat. CSI Outback Invitational Twin Falls, Idaho 

Aug. 22 Fri. Northwest CC Twin Falls, Idaho 10:30 a.m. 

Aug. 22 Fri. Western Wyoming Twin Falls, Idaho Noon 

Aug. 22 Fri. Snow College Twin Falls, Idaho 4:30 p.m. 

Aug. 22 Fri. Casper College Twin Falls, Idaho 6 p.m. 

Aug. 23 Sat. Colorado Northwestern CC Twin Falls, Idaho 9 a.m. 

Aug. 23 Sat. Laramie County CC Twin Falls, Idaho Noon 

Aug. 23 Sat. North Idaho College Twin Falls, Idaho 3 p.m. 

Aug. 29-30 Fri.-Sat. Salt Lake Tournament Salt Lake City, Utah 

Aug. 29 Fri. Yavapai CC Salt Lake City, Utah 8:30 a.m. 

Aug. 29 Fri. Northeastern JC Salt Lake City, Utah 11 a.m. 

Aug. 29 Fri. Missouri State Univ. W. Plains Salt Lake City, Utah 1:30 p.m. 

Aug. 29 Fri. Hutchinson CC Salt Lake City, Utah 5:15 p.m. 

Aug. 30 Sat. Indian Hills College Salt Lake City, Utah 10:15 a.m. 

Aug. 30 Sat. Bracket Play Salt Lake City, Utah Noon 

Sept. 5-6 Fri.-Sat. Las Vegas Tournament Las Vegas, Nev. 

Sept. 5 Fri. Central Wyoming Las Vegas, Nev. 8:30 a.m. 

Sept. 5 Fri. Lee College Las Vegas, Nev. 11 a.m. 

Sept. 5 Fri. Golden West Las Vegas, Nev. 1:30 p.m. 

Sept. 5 Fri. Jefferson College Las Vegas, Nev. 4:30 p.m. 

Sept. 6 Sat. Bracket Play Las Vegas, Nev. 9 a.m. 

Sept. 12-13 Fri.-Sat. CSI Invitational Twin Falls, Idaho 

Sept. 12 Fri. Meramac Twin Falls, Idaho 3 p.m. 

Sept. 12 Fri. Mt. Hood Twin Falls, Idaho 7 p.m. 

Sept. 13 Sat. Seeded Play Twin Falls, Idaho TBA 

Sept. 19 Fri. College of Idaho Caldwell, Idaho 7 p.m. 

Sept. 25 Thur. Colorado Northwestern CC Twin Falls, Idaho 7 p.m. 

Sept. 27 Sat. College of Eastern Utah Twin Falls, Idaho 3 p.m. 

Oct. 3 Fri. Salt Lake CC Salt Lake City, Utah 7 p.m. 

Oct. 4 Sat. Snow College Ephraim, Utah 3 p.m. 

Oct. 11 Sat. North Idaho College Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 1 p.m. 

Oct. 11 Sat. Spokane Falls CC Spokane, Wash. 7 p.m. 

Oct. 17 Fri. College of Eastern Utah Price, Utah 7 p.m. 

Oct. 18 Sat. Colorado Northwestern CC Rangely, Colo. 3 p.m. 

Oct. 21 Tue. College of Idaho Twin Falls, Idaho 7 p.m. 

Oct. 23 Thur. Snow College Twin Falls, Idaho 7 p.m. 

Oct. 25 Sat. Salt Lake CC Twin Falls, Idaho 3 p.m. 

Nov. 1 Sat. North Idaho College Twin Falls, Idaho 3 p.m. 

Nov. 7-8 Fri.-Sat. Region 18 Tournament Winner of Region TBA 

Nov. 11 Tue. District Playoff Arizona Winner TBA 

Nov. 20-22 Thur-Sat. NJCAA National Tournament Council Bluffs, IA TBA 

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NJCAA All-Americans 

Alicia Brugman .........................................1990, 91 

Katianne Simonetti ....................................1994, 95 

Paula Araujo ..............................................1994, 95 

Claudia Fonseca ..............................................1996 

Flavia Gabinio ...........................................1996, 97 

Hai Yan Wang..................................................1997 

Soraya Santos ..................................................1998 

Fabiana Abreu ...........................................1998, 99 

Anna Popenko ...........................................1998, 99 

Roberta Robert ................................................1999 

Stephanie Martin .............................................2000 

Karla Bersano ..................................................2000 

Keliane Paiva ............................................2001, 02 

Jessenia Uceda ................................................2001 

Amanda Santos .........................................2001, 02 

Andreza Santos ...............................................2003 

Eliane Santos .............................................2003, 04 

Tatyana Menshikova .......................................2004 

JoAnna Kaczor ................................................2005 

Aneli Cubi-Otineru .........................................2005 

Ivana Bramborova ...........................................2006 

Alyssa Wistrick ...............................................2007 

NJCAA National Tournament MVP 

Gergana Dimitrova ..........................................1993 

Paula Araujo ..............................................1994, 95 

Hai Yan Wang............................................1996, 97 

Fabiana Abreu .................................................1998 


JoAnna Kaczor ................................................2005 

NJCAA National 

All-Tournament Team 

Jody Graves .....................................................1993 

Amber McEwen ..............................................1993 

Gergana Dimitrova ....................................1993, 94 

Paula Araujo ..............................................1994, 95 

Katiane Simonetti ......................................1994, 95 

Percilla Donald ................................................1995 

Lawanda Johnson ............................................1996 


Hai Yan Wang............................................1996, 97 


Joy Sperry .......................................................1997 


Anna Popenko ...........................................1998, 99 

Fabiana Abreu ...........................................1998, 99 


Tamekia Moore ...............................................2000 

Karla Bersano ..................................................2000 

Keliane Paiva ............................................2001, 02 


Mindee Magill .................................................2002 

Eliane Santos ...................................................2003 

Christine Manuel .............................................2005 


Marta Siemiatkowska ......................................2005 

NJCAA National Tournament Setter 

Jelena Savic .....................................................2007 

AVCA Player of the Year 

Katiane Simonetti ............................................1994 

Paula Araujo ....................................................1995 

Hai Yan Wang..................................................1997 

Fabiana Abreu ...........................................1998, 99 


JoAnna Kaczor ................................................2005 

AVCA All-Americans 


Hai Yan Wang..................................................1997 

Fabiana Abreu ...........................................1998, 99 

Soraya Santos ..................................................1998 

Anna Popenko .................................................1999 


Karla Bersano ..................................................2000 


Keliane Paiva ............................................2001, 02 


Amanda Santos .........................................2001, 02 


Eliane Santos ...................................................2003 

JoAnna Kaczor ................................................2005 



Volleyball Magazine Junior College 

Player of the Year 

Paula Araujo ....................................................1995 

Flavia Gabinio .................................................1996 

All-Region 18 Player of the Year 

Since 2004 

Eliane Santos ...................................................2004 

JoAnna Kaczor ................................................2005 

All-Region 18 First Team 

Since 1993 

Cindy Marshall ..........................................1985, 86 

Audra Urie ......................................................1988 

Angie Olsen ....................................................1989 

Becky Brower .................................................1989 

Jena Griffin ......................................................1990 

Alicia Brugman .........................................1990, 91 


Paula Araujo ..............................................1994, 95 

Katiane Simonetti ......................................1994, 95 

Claudia Fonseca ........................................1995, 96 


Joy Sperry .......................................................1997 

Hai Yan Wang..................................................1997 

Soraya Santos ..................................................1998 

Fabiana Abreu ...........................................1998, 99 

Anna Popenko ...........................................1998, 99 



Karla Bersano ..................................................2000 

Keliane Paiva ............................................2001, 02 


Amanda Santos ...............................................2002 


Eliane Santos .............................................2003, 04 


JoAnna Kaczor ................................................2005 


Ivana Bramborova ...........................................2006 

Jordana Price ...................................................2006 


Gabriela Bulawczyk ........................................2007 

All-Region 18 Second Team 

Since 1993 

Nikki Ginn ......................................................1992 

Marnie Maxwell ..............................................1992 

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Jody Graves ...............................................1993, 94 

Lawanda Johnson ......................................1995, 96 

Hai Yan Wang..................................................1996 

Reneeka Gause ................................................1997 



Tamekia Moore ...............................................1999 

Daniela Lanza .................................................2000 

Amanda Santos ...............................................2001 

Mindee Magill .................................................2002 

Jayli Jackson ...................................................2002 


Via Filipe .........................................................2003 

Ashley Gandauli ..............................................2004 

Via Filipe .........................................................2004 

Christine Manuel .............................................2005 

Leana Richie ...................................................2005 


Gabriela Bulawczyk ........................................2006 

Kaylene Finau .................................................2007 

Santia Sanders .................................................2007 

All-Region 18 Honorable Mention 

Since 1996 


Joy Sperry .......................................................1996 

Soraya Santos ..................................................1997 

Jayli Jackson ...................................................2001 

Kendrea Meyer ................................................2001 

Keri Coats .......................................................2002 

Ednali Serralta .................................................2004 

Jazmine Ma’afala ............................................2007 

Chanelle Esteban .............................................2007 

Region 18 Tournament MVP 

Since 1996 


Soraya Santos ..................................................1998 

Fabiana Abreau ...............................................1999 


Keliane Paiva ............................................2001, 02 



Region 18 All-Tournament Team 

Since 1996 


Lawanda Johnson ............................................1996 


Hai Yan Wang..................................................1997 

Soraya Santos ..................................................1998 

Anna Popenko .................................................1998 

Fabiana Abreu ...........................................1998, 99 

Stephanie Martin ...................................1999, 2000 

Daniela Lanza .................................................2000 

Tamekia Moore ...............................................2000 

Keliane Paiva ..................................................2001 

Amanda Santos .........................................2001, 02 


Jayli Jackson ...................................................2002 


Eliane Santos ...................................................2003 


JoAnna Kaczor ................................................2005 


Region 18 Coach of the Year 

Since 1993 

Ben Stroud 1993, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2001, 2002, 

2003 

NJCAA Coach of the Year 

Ben Stroud ....1993, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 2000, 2005 

AVCA Coach of the Year 

Ben Stroud ......................................................1997

Year 

1993 

1994 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

2001 

2002 

2003 

2005 

2007 

Team 

CSI’s NJCAA National Tournament Finishes 

Year 

1993 

1994 

1995 

1996 

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

2001 

2002 

2003 

2005 

2007 

25 

Place 

1st 

1st 

1st 

1st 

1st 

1st 

3rd 

1st 

5th 

3rd 

4th 

1st 

10th 

Tournament 

Record 

6-0 

6-0 

6-0 

6-0 

6-0 

6-0 

5-1 

4-0 

3-1 

3-1 

2-2 

4-0 

2-2 

CSI’s NJCAA National Tournament Final Match Scores 

San Jacinto College/Central (Texas) 

Kankakee CC (Illinois) 

Miami-Dade CC, Wolfson (Florida) 




Lee College, Baytown (Texas) 


Utah Valley SC, Orem (Utah) 

Lee College, Baytown (Texas) 



Barton County CC (Kansas) 

Most NJCAA Consecutive Wins 

School 

CSI 

CSI 

Golden West CC 

Barton County CC 



Lee College 

Lee College 

Hagerstown JC 

Wins 

190 

101 

65 

59 

58 

57 

47 

47 

46 

Most NJCAA 

National Championships 

School 

CSI 

Miami-Dade, Wolfson 

Scottsdale CC 

Kellogg CC 

Miami-Dade, Kendall 

Year 

1994-97 

1997-98 

1990-92 

1992 

1993 

1989 

1999 

2001 

1989 

Number 

8 

5 

4 

3 

2 

Match 

Championship 

Championship 

Championship 

Championship 

Championship 

Championship 

Third-Place Game 

Championship 

Fifth-Place Game 



Championship 

Ninth-Place Game 

Score 

Overall 

Record 

44-10 

62-3 

65-0 

60-0 

61-1 

59-0 

46-3 

49-5 

45-3 

34-5 

49-5 

50-2 

39-13 

Won - 7-15, 15-3, 16-14, 15-3 

Won - 12-15, 15-7, 12-15, 15-6, 15-5 

Won - 13-15, 20-18, 9-15, 15-7, 15-12 

Won - 15-7, 15-7, 15-1 

Won - 15-12, 13-15, 15-2, 15-4 

Won - 15-6, 15-12, 15-6 

Won - 15-8, 15-8, 15-7 

Won - 6-15, 15-12, 15-5, 15-9 

Won - 30-27, 30-27, 23-30, 19-30, 15-9 

Won - 30-20, 30-16, 30-20 

Lost - 26-30, 21-30, 27-30 

Won - 30-24, 30-20, 30-23 

Lost - 24-30, 16-30, 30-22, 33-31, 15-10 

Most NJCAA Total Wins in a Season 

School 


CSI 

CSI 

Wharton County CC 

Barton County 

CSI 

CSI 

Barton County 

CSI 

Wins 

66 

65 

62 

62 

62 

61 

60 

60 

59 

Most NJCAA Championship Match 

Appearances 

School 

Miami-Dade, Wolfson 

CSI 

Miami-Dade, Kendall 

Scottsdale 

Number 

13 

8 

5 

4 

Year 

1998 

1995 

1994 

1994 

1996 

1997 

1996 

1992 

1998

Lisa Resch, University of Utah 

Cindy Marshall, University of Utah 

Amy Olsen, Utah State University 

Toni Martinez, Boise State University 

Kelly Plaster, Idaho State University 

Alicia Brugman, Pepperdine University 

Angie Olsen, Boise State University 

Becky Brower, University of New Orleans 

Debbie Nield, Utah State University 

Amy Boone, George Mason 

Tina McCleod, Albertson College of Idaho 

Liz Gilbert, Albertson College of Idaho 

Heidi Prindle, Albertson College of Idaho 

Jackie Dunn, Western Montana 

Paula Araujo, University of South Florida 

Katianne Simonetti, University of South Florida 

Kelly McKabe, Dakota Tech 

Becky Oliver, St. Louis University 

Amber Olson, Florida Southern 

Lawanda Johnson, University of Louisville 

Lillie Robinson, Barry University 

Hai Yan Wang, Hawaii Pacific University 

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Reneeka Gause, Florida A&M 

Joy Sperry, Washington State University 

Flavia Gabinio, Hawaii Pacific University 

Soraya Santos, Colorado State University 

Anna Popenko, Georgia State University 

Fabiana Abreu, University of Iowa 

Brooke Jolley, Cal State Bakersfield 

Roberta Robert, Hawaii Pacific University 

Holly Foster, Findley University 

Stephanie Martin, University of Oregon 

Tamekia Moore, Lewis Clark State College 

Karla Bersano, Barry University 

Daniela Lanza, Barry University 

Fernanda Ferreira, Barry University 

Amanda Basanez, Albertson College of Idaho 

Louise Bates, University of Iowa 

Kendrea Meyer, Weber State University 

Keri Coats, University of Oklahoma 

Keliane Paiva, Florida Atlantic Univ. 

Amanda Santos, Florida State University 

Rosie Lewis, Long Beach State 

Jayli Jackson, Florida A&M 

Andreza Santos, Florida State University 

Amber Bloom, Southern Mississippi University 

Ednali Serralta, Southern Mississippi University 

Eliane Santos, University of Oklahoma 

Tatyana Menshikova, St. Louis University 

Crystal Johnson, Eastern Washington University 

Ashley Gandauli, Eastern Washington University 

Via Filipe, South Alabama University 

Monique Schaal, University of Texas Pan American 

Marta Siemiatkowska, University of Southern California 

Joanna Kaczor, University of Southern California 

Pohai Nu’uhiwa, Winthrop University 

Aneli Cubi-Otineru, University of Hawaii 

Jacqueline Fotu, University of Oklahoma 

Jordana Price, Florida State University 

Whitney Bond, Lewis Clark State College 

Gabriela Bulawczyk, Cal State Los Angeles 

Chanelle Esteban, West Alabama

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

18. 

20. 

Salt Lake CC 

Miami-Dade College 

Frank Phillips College 

University of Arkansas-Fort Smith 

Western Nebraska CC 

Iowa Western CC 


Tyler JC 


Blinn College 

Pasco-Hernando CC 

San Jacinto College - Central 

Hutchinson CC 

Missouri State University - West Plains 

Hillsborough CC 

Florida CC 

Northeastern JC 

Redlands CC 

Jefferson College 

Navarro College 

2008 Volleyball 

NJCAA Pre-season Poll 

Top 25 Overall Record 

1. 

2. 

3. 

4. 

5. 

6. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

23. 

24. 

25. 

Miami-Dade College 

Frank Phillips College 


Iowa Western CC 

Blinn College 

Salt Lake CC 

University of Arkansas-Fort Smith 

Missouri State University - West Plains 

Arizona Western College 

Hillsborough CC 

Casper College 

Indian Hills CC - Ottumwa 

Jefferson College 

San Jacinto College - Central 

Northeastern JC 

Seward County CC 

Lake Land College 

North Idaho College 

Pasco-Hernando CC 

Midland College 

Eastern Arizona College 

Spartanburg Methodist College 

Tyler Junior College 

Florida CC 

Gadsden State CC 

2007 Volleyball 

NJCAA Final Poll 

Top 20 Overall Record 

27 

33-1 

42-3 

39-13 

58-5 

35-4 

44-2 

39-7 

31-14 

26-9 

33-8 

30-19 

32-13 

20-14 

30-13 

41-14 

30-15 

27-13 

21-10 

26-11 

20-16 

18-17 

25-4 

34-6 

24-9 

26-13 

40-1 

26-0 

37-1 

35-4 

47-2 

55-3 

34-7 

32-5 

35-11 

28-3 

24-9 

26-10 

23-15 

28-12 

28-5 

22-7 

39-13 

25-10 

19-13 

26-15

Gerald L. Beck began his career at the College of Southern Idaho in 1975 and 

became president of the college in 2005. His many titles at the college include 

Instructor, Coordinator of Trade and Industry Programs, Dean of Continuing 

Education/Summer School, Vice President of Instruction, and Executive Vice 

President/Chief Academic Officer. 

Dr. Beck is an Idaho native. He received his bachelor’s degree in Technical 

Education, his master’s degree in Teacher Education, and his Ed. D. in Adult 

Education from the University of Idaho. He completed his post doctoral at 

Harvard University Institute for Educational Management. 

In addition to his duties at the college, Dr. Beck is a member of the Twin 

Falls Rotary Club, and is a board member of the State Workforce Development 

Council appointed by the Governor. He serves as a board member on many local 

organizations including Southern Idaho Economic Development Organization, 

Region IV Development Association and Magic Valley Regional Medical Center. 

He is past president of the Idaho Association of Private Industry Councils. 

Dr. Beck and his wife, Barbara, have three adult children and three 

grandchildren. He attributes much of his success to the opportunities provided by the college and the support from his 

family and co-workers. 

Former CSI women’s basketball coach Joel Bate took over Golden Eagle 

Athletic Director responsibilities in January 2007. 

Bate, who had been teaching in the English Department since he arrived on 

the CSI campus in 1993, gave up teaching in the classroom to work with studentathletes 

and coaches on a daily basis. 

Bate coached at CSI from 1993 until 2000, leading the Lady Golden Eagles 

to the national tournament in 1999. During that span, Bate compiled a 144-78 

record. He coached four NJCAA All-Americans and four NJCAA Academic All- 

Americans. Two players went on to play professional basketball, including Jessica 

Gibbs Mesna who assisted current coach Randy Rogers. In 1999, Bate earned 

Region 18 Coach of the Year honors. 

Prior to working at CSI, Bate taught and coached at Bishop Kelly High School 

in Boise. He taught senior English and headed the English department. In addition 

to his teaching duties, he coached girls’ volleyball, track and basketball, where he 

compiled a 114-32 record and four third-place state finishes. 

Bate earned his undergraduate degree in marketing at Boise State University and his master’s degree in English at the 

University of Idaho in 1986. 

Bate and his wife Donna and three children live in Twin Falls. 

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Orthopedic Surgeon 

Dr. William May 

Physical Therapist 

Julie Ellis 

Sports Information Director 

Karen Baumert 

Team Physician 

Dr. Thad Scholes 

Chiropractor 

Dr. Dave Long 

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Administrative Assistant 

Ginger Nukaya 

Team Physician 

Dr. Mark McKain 

Athletic Trainer 

Richard Bingham

Individual Match Records (Since 1998) 

Kills 

1. 32 JoAnna Kaczor at NIC 10/29/05 

2. 29 Andreza Santos at SLCC 11/08/03 

2. 29 Eliane Santos at Dixie 10/03/03 

4. 28 Andreza Santos v. SW Missouri 08/30/03 

4. 28 Jessenia Uceda Northwest 08/24/01 

6. 27 JoAnna Kaczor v. Blinn 11/22/05 

6. 27 Tatyana Menshikova Dixie 09/24/04 

8. 26 Karla Bersano v. Ricks 09/02/00 

8. 26 Ivana Bramborova SLCC 09/30/06 

10. 25 JoAnna Kaczor Snow 11/11/05 

10. 25 Anna Popenko UVSC 10/24/98 

10. 25 Keliane Paiva Casper 09/24/01 

10. 25 Eliane Santos v. Seward 11/25/03 

10. 25 Eliane Santos Dixie 10/25/03 

10. 25 Tatyana Menshikova Salt Lake 10/09/04 

10. 25 Gabriela Bulawczyk v. Blinn 11/15/07 

Attack Attempts 

1. 73 Gabriela Bulawczyk v. Barton County 11/17/07 


3. 62 Fernanda Ferreira v. Ricks 09/02/00 


5. 57 Karla Bersano at UVSC 09/02/00 


6. 56 Ivana Bramborova Snow 09/23/06 

8. 54 Keliane Paiva v. Barton 11/20/01 


8. 54 Jessenia Uceda at UVSC 09/01/01 

8. 54 Santia Sanders Snow 09/29/07 

Attack Percentage (12 Attempts) 

1. .867 Soraya Santos Ricks 10/02/98 

1. .867 Soraya Santos v. W. Ariz. 09/25/98 

3. .857 Tatyana Menshikova Dixie 09/27/04 

4. .833 Tatyana Menshikova v. Westminster 09/03/04 

4. .833 Eliane Santos Yavapai 08/28/04 

6. .812 Stephanie Martin at Dixie 10/31/99 

7. .812 Roberta Robert v. Scottsdale 09/26/98 

8. .800 Eliane Santos SLCC 09/13/03 

9. .786 Eliane Santos W. Wyoming 08/27/04 

10. .778 JoAnna Kaczor Dixie 11/03/05 

Assists 

1. 60 Kaylene Finau at NIC 10/29/05 

2. 55 Lesliann Aki at NIC 10/13/06 

3. 53 Kaylene Finau Snow 09/29/07 

4. 52 Kaylene Finau v. WNCC 09/03/05 

4. 52 Kaylene Finau NIC 11/03/07 

4. 52 Jelena Savic v. Barton Cty 11/17/07 

4. 52 Lesliann Aki vs. Hutch 09/02/06 

8. 49 Kaylene Finau at Snow 10/19/07 


10. 48 Ednali Serralta at NIC 11/06/04 

Service Aces 

1. 12 Tatyana Menshikova v. Big Bend 09/20/03 

2. 11 JoAnna Kaczor TVCC 09/30/05 

2. 11 Ivana Bramborova vs. Snow 09/01/06 

2. 11 Ivana Bramborova vs. Hutch 09/02/06 

5. 10 Keliane Paiva Ricks 11/10/01 

5. 10 Keliane Paiva v. Westminster 10/12/02 

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7. 9 Aneli Cubi-Otineru v. MSUWP 09/03/05 

8. 8 Aneli Cubi-Otineru Snow 09/22/05 

8. 8 Aneli Cubi-Otineru CEU 09/24/05 

8. 8 Tatyana Menshikova v. Eastern Ariz. 09/18/04 

8. 8 Keliane Paiva Snow 08/25/01 

8. 8 Ivana Bramborova vs. AWC 09/02/06 

Digs 

1. 27 Pohai Nu’uhiwa v. Chemeketa 09/30/05 

2. 25 Chanelle Esteban at NIC 10/27/07 

2. 25 JoAnna Kaczor NIC 11/12/05 

2. 25 Keliane Paiva at Dixie 09/07/01 

5. 24 Chanelle Esteban v. Diablo 09/07/06 

6. 22 Chanelle Esteban v. Barton Cty 11/07/07 

6. 22 Jazmine Ma’afala v. Barton Cty 11/07/07 

7. 21 Chanelle Esteban v. Hutch 09/02/06 

7. 21 Chanelle Esteban at EAC 09/09/06 

7. 21 Via Filipe v. Lake Land 09/30/03 

7. 21 Daniela Lanza v. Ricks 09/02/00 

7. 21 Jessenia Uceda Casper 08/24/01 

7. 21 Chanelle Estaban vs. Hutch 09/02/06 

Solo Blocks 

1. 5 Endia Oliver Dixie 10/25/03 

2. 4 Tamekia Moore v. Seward 11/23/99 

2. 4 Andreza Santos Dixie 10/25/03 

2. 4 Soraya Santos v. SWMCC 09/26/98 

5. 3 Anna Popenko v. SLCC 08/27/98 

5. 3 Anna Popenko at Treasure 10/06/98 

5. 3 Anna Popenko at E. Utah 09/12/98 

5. 3 Fabiana Abreu at UVSC 08/27/98 

5. 3 Fabiana Abreu at E. Utah 09/12/98 

5. 3 Fabiana Abreu SLCC 09/05/98 

5. 3 Jayli Jackson v. Ariz. W. 09/21/01 

5. 3 Stephanie Martin Ricks 08/25/00 

5. 3 Via Filipe at SLCC 11/08/03 

5. 3 Endia Oliver Albertson 10/21/03 

5. 3 Endia Oliver NIC 10/09/03 

5. 3 Endia Oliver v. Mesa 09/05/03 

5. 3 Eliane Santos v. Dixie 09/18/04 


5. 3 Gabriela Bulawczyk TVCC 11/01/06 

5. 3 Gabriela Bulawczyk V. W Nebraska 09/01/06 

5. 3 Gabriela Bulawczyk v. Northwest 09/08/07 

Assist Blocks 

1. 14 Stephanie Martin v. Miami-Dade 11/22/00 

1. 14 Amanda Santos at E. Utah 11/01/02 

3. 13 Via Filipe v. Seward 11/25/03 

3. 13 Amanda Santos v. Northeastern 11/25/02 

5. 12 Endia Oliver v. Lake Land 08/30/03 

6. 11 Tamekia Moore at Ricks 10/21/00 

6. 11 Amanda Santos at SWMCC 11/20/01 

7. 10 Keri Coats v. Barton 11/20/01 

7. 10 Jayli Jackson v. Barton 11/20/01 

7. 10 Mindee Magill v. Northeastern 11/25/02 

7. 10 Stephanie Martin Casper 08/26/00 

7. 10 Stephanie Martin v. SWMCC 11/21/00 

7. 10 Amanda Santos Casper 08/24/01 

7. 10 Amanda Santos Ricks 10/12/01 

7. 10 Amanda Santos CEU 09/07/02 

7. 10 Marta Siemiatkowska NIC 11/12/05 

Total Blocks 

1. 15 Stephanie Martin v. Miami 11/22/00 

1. 15 Amanda Santos at E. Utah 11/01/02 









7. 12 Amanda Santos E. Utah 08/07/02 

7. 12 Marta Siemiatkowska SLCC 11/05/05

Kills (3 games) 


2. 25 JoAnna Kaczor Snow 11/11/05 

2. 25 Tatyana Menshikova Salt Lake 10/09/04 

4. 23 JoAnna Kaczor at MSUWP 11/22/05 

4. 23 JoAnna Kaczor v. Miami-Dade 11/23/05 

6. 22 Eliane Santos v. Barton 11/25/03 

7. 21 Anna Popenko Snow 10/29/98 

7. 21 JoAnna Kaczor Dixie 11/03/05 

7. 21 Gabriela Bulawczyk V. Blinn 11/15/07 

10. 20 Fabiana Abreu at Ricks 09/30/99 

10. 20 Andreza Santos NIC 10/09/03 

10. 20 Ivana Bramborova TVCC 11/01/06 

Kills (4 Games) 


1. 29 Eliane Santos at Dixie 10/03/03 


4. 26 Ivana Bramborova at SLCC 09/30/06 


5. 25 Anna Popenko UVSC 10/24/98 


5. 25 Eliane Santos v. Seward 11/25/03 


10. 24 Aneli Cubi-Otineru NIC 11/12/05 

10. 24 JoAnna Kaczor v. WNCC 09/03/05 

10. 22 Soraya Santos UVSC 10/24/98 





4. 26 Karla Bersona v. Ricks 09/02/00 

5. 24 Fabiana Abreu v. SLCC 11/23/99 


6. 23 Fernanda Ferreira v. Ricks 09/02/00 

6. 23 Jessenia Uceda at UVSC 09/01/01 

6. 23 Ivana Bramborova v. Hutch 09/02/06 

10. 22 Ivana Bramborova at NIC 10/13/06 

Attempts (3 Games) 

1. 53 Eliane Santos v. Barton 11/25/03 

2. 51 JoAnna Kaczor at MSUWP 11/22/05 



5. 46 Fabiana Abreu at Ricks 09/30/99 

6. 45 Eliane Santos v. Miami-Dade 11/26/03 

7. 44 JoAnna Kaczor v. Miami-Dade 11/23/05 

8. 43 Andreza Santos NIC 10/09/03 

9. 42 Gabriela Bulawczyk v. Hillsborough 11/16/07 

9. 42 Gabriela Bulawczyk v. Hutch 09/01/07 



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2. 54 Keliane Paiva v. Barton 11/20/01 




5. 50 Gabriela Bulawczyk at NIC 10/27/07 



8. 48 Eliane Santos NIC 10/08/04 

8. 48 Jessenia Uceda Ricks 11/10/01 



1. 73 Gabriela Bulawczyk v. Barton Cty 11/17/07 


3. 62 Fernada Ferreira v. Ricks 09/02/00 


5. 57 Karla Bersano at UVSC 09/02/00 


7. 54 Santia Sanders Snow 09/29/07 

7. 54 Jessenia Uceda UVSC 09/01/01 



Aces (3 Games) 

1. 11 JoAnna Kaczor TVCC 08/30/05 

1. 11 Ivana Bramborova v. Snow 09/01/06 

3. 10 Keliane Paiva v. Westminster 10/12/01 

4. 9 Aneli Cubi-Otineru v. MSUWP 09/03/05 


6. 8 Aneli Cubi-Otineru CEU 09/24/05 

6. 8 Keliane Paiva Snow 08/25/01 

6. 8 Ivana Bramborova v. AWC 09/02/06 


9. 7 Fabiana Abreu Dixie 10/31/98 

9. 7 Roberta Robert at Dixie 10/31/99 

9. 7 Pohai Nu’uhiwa v. BMCC 10/01/05 

9. 7 Gabriela Bulawczyk at CNCC 09/21/07 

9. 7 McKinzie Hawkins CNCC 10/13/07 


1. 12 Tatyana Menshikova v. Big Bend 09/20/03 

2. 10 Keliane Paiva Ricks 11/10/01 

3. 7 Keila Davis v. Big Bend 09/20/03 

4. 6 Eliane Santos at Albertson 09/23/03 

4. 6 Ednali Serralta Albertson 10/21/03 


7. 5 Jayli Jackson v. N Eastern 11/25/02 

7. 5 Keliane Paiva Northwest 08/24/01 

7. 5 Roberta Robert UVSC 10/24/98 

7. 5 Amanda Santos Northwest 08/24/01 

7. 5 Eliane Santos NIC 10/08/04 



2. 5 Ivana Bramborova at Snow 09/23/06 

2. 5 Aneli Cubi-Otineru at NIC 10/29/05

4. 5 Fernanda Ferreira at UVSC 09/02/00 

4. 5 Keliane Paiva UVSC 09/26/02 

4. 5 Roberta Robert v. SLCC 11/23/99 

7. 4 Keliane Paiva Dixie 09/12/02 

7. 4 Amanda Santos UVSC 09/26/02 

7. 4 Ivana Bramborova at NIC 10/13/06 

Assists (3 Games) 

1. 46 Lesliann Aki v. Hutch 09/01/07 

2. 45 Lesliann Aki at Spokane 10/12/06 

2. 45 Kaylene Finau at TVCC 09/20/05 

2. 45 Jelena Savic v. Hillsborough 11/16/07 

5. 44 Lesliann Aki at TVCC 10/23/06 

6. 43 Kaylene Finau TVCC 08/30/05 

6. 43 Jelena Savic v. NW Shoals 11/16/07 

8. 42 Kaylene Finau CEU 09/24/05 

8. 42 Lesliann Aki TVCC 11/01/06 

8. 42 Lesliann Aki NIC 11/04/06 


1. 52 Kaylene Finau v. WNCC 09/03/05 

1. 52 Kaylene Fianu NIC 11/03/07 

3. 49 Kaylene Finau at Snow 10/19/07 


5. 40 Lesliann Aki Snow 10/21/06 


7. 38 Lesliann Aki at SLCC 09/30/06 

8. 33 Pohai Nu’uhiwa NIC 11/12/05 

9. 31 Jelena Savic v. Blinn 11/15/07 

10. 20 Kaylene Finau v. Blinn 11/15/07 




2. 55 Lesliann Aki at NIC 10/13/06 

3. 53 Kaylene Finau Snow 09/29/07 

4. 52 Lesliann Aki v. Hutch 09/02/06 

4. 52 Jelena Savic v. Barton Cty 11/17/07 

6. 43 Lesliann Aki at Snow 09/23/06 

Digs (3 Games) 

1. 27 Pohai Nu’uhiwa v. Chemeketa 09/30/05 


3. 21 Chanelle Esteban V. Scottsdale 09/08/06 

4. 20 Pohai Nu’uhiwa v. Green River 10/01/05 

4. 20 Pohai Nu’uhiwa v. Glendale 09/08/05 

4. 20 Pohai Nu’uhiwa v. Phoenix 09/09/05 

4. 20 Chanelle Esteban v. Mesa 09/07/07 

8. 19 Chanelle Esteban v. Phoenix 09/08/07 

8. 19 Shawna Lancaster Dixie 10/26/02 

8. 19 Keliane Paiva v. Montana 10/12/02 

8. 19 Jessenia Uceda at Ricks 09/29/01 

8. 19 Pohai Nu’uhiwa V. Blue Mtn 10/01/05 

8. 19 Pohai Nu’uhiwa v. SL All Stars 09/02/05 



1. 25 Chanelle Esteban at NIC 10/27/07 

3. 21 Via Filipe v. Lake Land 08/30/03 

3. 21 Jessenia Uceda Casper 08/24/01 

5. 19 Ashley Gandauli at NIC 11/06/04 

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7. 18 Fernanda Ferreira Kansas City CC 08/26/00 

7. 18 Keliane Paiva v. Northeastern 11/25/02 

7. 18 Andreza Santos v. Northeastern 11/25/02 

7. 18 Andreza Santos Dixie 10/25/03 

7. 18 Andreza Santos at Albertson 09/23/03 

7. 18 Jessenia Uceda UVSC 08/15/01 

7. 18 Gabriela Bulawczyk at Snow 10/19/07 


1. 22 Chanelle Esteban v. Barton Cty 11/17/07 

1. 22 Jazmine Ma’afala v. Barton Cty 11/17/07 

2. 21 Chanelle Esteban v. Hutch 09/02/06 

2. 21 Daniela Lanza v. Ricks 09/02/00 

5. 20 Stephanie Martin v. Ricks 09/02/00 



7. 19 Fernanda Ferreira at Ricks 10/21/00 

7. 19 Chanelle Esteban Snow 09/29/07 




Blocks (3 Games) 

1. 15 Amanda Santos at CEU 11/01/02 


2. 12 Amanda Santos CEU 09/07/02 

2. 12 Marta Siemiatkowska SLCC 11/05/05 

5. 10 Stephanie Martin Casper 08/26/00 

5. 10 Endia Oliver at CEU 10/18/03 

5. 10 Eliane Santos CEU 11/14/03 

5. 10 Marta Siemiatkowska at MSUWP 11/22/05 

9. 7 Gabriela Bolawczyk CEU 10/06/06 


1. 15 Stephanie Martin v. Miami 11/22/00 







8. 11 Jayli Jackson v. Barton 11/20/01 

8. 11 Mindee Magill v. Northeastern 11/25/02 

8. 11 Endia Oliver Dixie 10/25/03 

8. 11 Marta Siemiatkowska NIC 11/12/05 



2. 10 Amanda Santos at UVSC 09/01/01 

3. 9 Endia Oliver v. SW Missouri 08/30/03 

3. 9 Savanna Silcock v. Barton Cty 11/17/07 

5. 8 Stephanie Martin at Ricks 10/21/00 

5. 8 Amanda Santos v. UVSC 11/21/01 

5. 8 Eliane Santos v. SW Missouri 08/30/03 


5. 8 Alyssa Wistrick Snow 09/29/07 

5. 8 Alyssa Wistrick Barton Cty 11/17/07

Individual Career 

Records 

(Since 1996) 

Kills 

1. Fabiana Abreu 1021 

2. Flavia Gabinio 1017 

3. Eliane Santos 988 

4. Anna Popenko 870 

5. Keliane Paiva 851 

6. Stephanie Martin 796 

7. Soraya Santos 795 

8. Roberta Robert 779 

9. Andreza Santos 743 

10. Gabriela Bulawczyk 727 

Kills per Game 

(minimum 100 kills) 

1. JoAnna Kaczor 4.96 

2. Ivana Bramborova 4.52 

3. Jessenia Uceda 3.87 

4. Eliane Santos 3.81 

5. Andreza Santos 3.73 

6. Aneli Cubi-Otineru 3.65 

7. Fabiana Abreu 3.50 

8. Flavia Gabinio 3.36 

9. Keliane Paiva 3.45 

10. Alyssa Wistrick 3.43 


1. Fabina Abreu 1963 




5. Gabriela Bulawczyk 1685 



8. Joy Sperry 1157 



Attack Pct. 


1. Christine Manuel .462 

2. JoAnna Kaczor .456 

3. Soraya Santos .446 

4. Marta Siemiatkowska .443 

5. Anna Popenko .421 

6. Fabiana Abreu .408 

7. Hai Yan Wang .408 

8. Soraya Santos .395 

9. Alyssa Wistrick .399 

10. Stephanie Martin .390 

Assists 

1. Kaylene Finau 1927 

2. Holly Foster 1852 

3. Ednali Serralta 1669 

4. Amanda Basanez 1666 

5. Lesliann Aki 1661 

6. Ashley Gandauli 1650 


8. Hai Yan Wang 1483 


10. Daniela Lanza 904 

Assists per Game 

(minimum 100 assists) 

1. Leslieann Aki 11.23 

2. Kaylene Finau 10.04 

3. Jelena Savic 6.96 

4. Holly Foster 6.50 

5. Louise Bates 6.25 

6. Ednali Serralta 6.16 

7. Ashley Gandauli 6.09 

8. Mindee Magill 5.80 

9. Amanda Basanez 5.63 

10. Daniela Lanza 5.61 

Service Aces 




4. Ivana Bramborova 145 



7. Amanda Santos 132 


9. Aneli Cubi-Otineru 129 


Service Aces per Game 

(minimum 100 aces) 





5. Amanda Santos 0.56 

6. Roberta Robert 0.55 


8. Anna Popenko 0.47 

9. Marta Siemiatkowska 0.46 

10. Flavia Gabinio 0.45 


10. Gabriela Bulawczyk 0.45 

Digs 

1. Chanelle Esteban 927 



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5. Andreza Santos 651 

6. Pohai Nu’uhiwa 590 





Digs per Game 

(minimum 100 digs) 

1. Pohai Nu’uhiwa 4.10 

2. Chanelle Estaban 3.78 




6. Fernanda Ferreira 3.04 





Block Solos 

1. Reneeka Gause 191 

2. Charnette Fair 151 


4. Lawanda Johnson 114 


6. Claudia Fonseca 105 




10. Amber Olson 73 

Block Assists 




4. Jayli Jackson 264 


6. Marta Siemiatkowska 260 

7. Tamekia Moore 252 

8. Keri Coats 240 



Total Blocks 








8. Claudia Fonseca 326 

9. Marta Siemiatkowska 303 

10. Jayli Jackson 296 

Blocks per Game 

(minimum 100 blocks) 

1. Lawanda Johnson 2.77 

2. Claudia Fonseca 2.39 


4. Endia Oliver 1.72 

5. Stephanie Martin 1.49 




9. Sonymar Santana 1.24 

10. Soraya Santos 1.24 

Points (Since 1998) 



3. Stephanie Martin 1184.0 

4. Anna Popenko 1128.5 



7. Roberta Robert 1032.0 

8. Gabriela Bulawczyk 960.5 


10. Tatyana Menshikova 844.5 

Points per Game 

(minimum 40 games) (Since 1998) 










10. Soraya Santos 4.37

Individual Season 

Records 

(Since 1996) 

Kills 

1. Andreza Santos 609 2003 

2. JoAnna Kaczor 605 2005 

3. Eliane Santos 544 2003 

4. Fabiana Abreu 543 1998 

5. Keliane Paiva 535 2001 

6. Flavia Gabinio 535 1997 

7. Soraya Santos 494 1998 


9. Anna Popenko 481 1998 

10. Jessenia Uceda 480 2001 



1. JoAnna Kaczor 4.96 2005 

2. Andreza Santos 4.61 2003 

3. Ivana Bramborova 4.52 2006 

4. Eliane Santos 4.07 2004 

5. Jessenia Uceda 3.87 2001 

6. Keliane Paiva 3.82 2001 

7. Aneli Cubi-Otineru 3.65 2005 


9. Gabby Bulawczyk 3.54 2007 

10. Fabiana Abreu 3.51 1999 




3. Karla Bersano 1112 2000 



6. Ivana Bramborova 1032 2006 

7. Gabriela Bulawczyk 1123 2007 



10. Roberta Robert 949 1998 

Attack Pct. 


1. Siemiatkowska .483 2004 

2. Christine Manuel .462 2005 

3. JoAnna Kaczor .456 2005 

4. Hai Yan Wang .448 1997 

5. Soraya Santos .446 1998 

6. Anna Popenko .442 1999 

7. M. Siemiatkowska .442 2005 

8. Fabiana Abreu .414 1999 

9. Andreza Santos .412 2003 

10. Anna Popenko .405 1998 

Assists 

1. Kaylene Finau 1332 2005 

2. Leslieann Aki 1202 2006 

3. Ashley Gandauli 986 2003 

4. Holly Foster 981 1998 

5. Daniela Lanza 904 2000 

6. Louise Bates 881 2001 

7. Ednali Serralta 876 2003 

8. Holly Foster 871 1999 

9. Amanda Basanez 870 2001 



(minimum 100 assists) 

1. Lesliann Aki 11.23 2006 

2. Kaylene Finau 11.19 2005 

3. Kaylene Finau 8.15 2007 

4. Ednali Serralta 7.28 2004 

5. Lesliann Aki 7.40 2007 

6. Jelena Savic 6.96 2007 

7. Holly Foster 6.58 1998 

8. Holly Foster 6.40 1999 

9. Louise Bates 6.25 2001 

10. Amanda Basanez 6.17 2001 

Service Aces 

1. Ivana Bramborova 145 2006 

2. Aneli Cubi-Otineru 129 2005 


4. Roberta Robert 97 1999 


6. JoAnna KAczor 89 2005 


8. Amanda Santos 81 2001 

9. Stephanie Martin 81 2000 



(minimum 20 aces) 


2. Aneli Otineru 1.05 2005 


3. Roberta Robert 0.73 1999 



7. Karla Bersano 0.61 2000 

8. Amanda Santos 0.60 2001 

9. Claudia Fonseca 0.56 1996 

10. Flavia Gabinio 0.55 1996 

Digs 

1. Pohai Nu’uhiwa 590 2005 

2. Chanelle Esteban 512 2007 

3. Fernanda Ferreira 468 2000 



6. Chanelle Estaban 415 2006 





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Digs per Game 

(minimum 100 digs) 

1. Pohai Nu’uhiwa 4.10 2005 

2. Chanelle Esteban 3.88 2006 

3. Chanelle Esteban 3.71 2007 


5. Santia Sanders 3.27 2007 





10. Fernanda Ferreira 3.04 2000 

Block Solos 

1. Charnette Fair 151 1997 

2. Lawanda Johnson 114 1996 

3. Reneeka Gause 111 1997 

4. Claudia Fonseca 105 1996 



7. Amber Olson 73 1996 

8. Hai Yan Wang 61 1996 


10. Soraya Santos 58 1998 

Block Assists 




4. Endia Oliver 201 2003 




8. Amber Olsen 165 1996 

9. Sonymar Santana 158 2000 

10. M. Siemiatkowska 157 2005 

Total Blocks 




4. Charnette Fair 261 1997 

5. Endia Oliver 244 2003 

6. Amber Olsen 238 1996 






(minimum 5 blocks) 

1. Lawanda Johnson 2.77 1996 

2. Reneeka Gause 2.63 1996 

3. Claudia Fonseca 2.40 1996 


5. Amber Olsen 1.80 1996 

6. Hai Yan Wang 1.77 1996 

7. Stephanie Martin 1.73 2000 

8. Endia Oliver 1.72 2003 


10. Charnette Fair 1.66 1997 

Points 

(Since 1998) 




4. Fabiana Abreu 705.0 1998 

5. Stephanie Martin 690.0 2000 


7. Soraya Santos 668.5 1998 


9. Anna Popenko 644.5 1998 

10. Karla Bersano 637.0 2000 

Points per Game 

(minimum 5 games) 

(Since 1998) 





5. Aneli Cubi-Otineru 4.97 2005 


7. Keliana Paiva 4.83 2001 


9. T. Menshikova 4.70 2004 

10. Fabiana Abreu 4.52 1998

Team Match Records 

(Since 1998) 

Kills 

1. 92 Dixie; Sep 24, 2004 

2. 88 Utah Valley SC; Oct 24, 1998 

3. 80 vs Salt Lake CC; Nov 23, 1999 

4. 78 vs Dixie, Nov. 23, 1999 

4. 78 at Ricks College; Oct 21, 2000 

4. 78 vs Ricks College; Sep 2, 2000 

7. 75 at North Idaho; Oct. 29, 2005 

8. 73 vs. SW Missouri, Aug. 30, 2003 

8. 73 at Utah Valley SC; Sep 1, 2001 

10. 71 at Salt Lake; Sep 4, 2004 



2. 203 vs Barton Cty; Nov. 17, 2007 

3. 198 vs. Hutchinson CC; Sep 2, 2006 


5. 193 Dixie State; Sep 24, 2004 

6. 189 vs SW Missouri; Aug 30, 2003 



8. 181 Snow; Sep 29, 2007 

10. 176 at Dixie; Sep 12, 2002 

Attack Percentage 

(10 Attempts) 

1. .691 Cape Fear CC; Nov. 21, 2005 

2. 686 vs E. Arizona; Sep 18, 2004 

3. .674 vs Western Ariz.; Sep 25, 1998 

4. .661 Spokane CC; Sept 4, 1998 

5. .628 vs Phoenix CC; Sep 2, 1999 

6. .615 Ricks College; Oct 15, 1999 

7. .613 at NIC; Oct 2, 1999 

8. .609 Treasure Valley CC; Aug 30, 2005 

9. .605 at CNCC; Nov 2, 2002 

10. .600 Treasure Valley CC; Nov 6, 1998 

Assists 

1. 84 Dixie; Sep 24, 2004 


3. 73 vs Ricks College; Sept 2, 2000 



5. 71 at Dixie State; Oct 3, 2003 

7. 67 vs SW Missouri; Aug 30, 2003 

7. 67 Albertson College; Oct 21, 2003 

9. 66 Northwest College; Aug 24, 2001 

10. 65 at North Idaho; Oct 29, 2005 

10. 64 Casper College; Aug 24, 2001 


10. 64 NIC; Nov. 3, 2007 

Service Aces 

1. 25 vs Big Bend; Sep 20, 2003 

2. 21 vs. Midland; Sep 7, 2006 

3. 20 vs. Hutchinson; Sep 2, 2006 

3. 20 vs Green River; Oct 1, 2005 

5. 19 Snow College; Oct 24, 2002 

5. 19 Colorado NW; Nov 2, 2007 

7. 18 Treasure Valley; Aug 30, 2005 

7. 18 vs. Blue Mountain; Oct 1, 2005 

7. 18 vs. Northeastern JC; Sep 16, 2005 

7. 18 Eastern Utah; Oct. 11, 2007 

Digs 


2. 89 vs. Barton Cty; Nov 17, 2007 



4. 84 vs Chemeketa; Sept 30, 2005 

6. 83 Dixie; Sep 24, 2004 

7. 81 Snow; Sep 29, 2007 

8. 78 North Idaho; Nov 12, 2005 

9. 76 vs Northeastern JC; Nov 25, 2002 

9. 76 at Dixie State; Sep 12, 2002 

Solo Blocks 


1. 11 at Eastern Utah; Sep 12, 1998 

3. 8 Salt Lake CC; Sep 5, 1998 

4. 7 vs. Diablo ; Sep 7, 2006 

4. 7 vs Salt Lake CC; Aug 27, 1998 

4. 7 vs Pasco-Hernando CC; Nov 20, 2000 

4. 7 vs Seward County CC; Nov 23, 1999 

4. 7 vs Yavapai CC; Sep 22, 2000 

4. 7 vs SW Missouri CC; Sep 26, 1998 

10. 6 at Utah Valley SC; Aug 27, 1998 

10. 6 at McHenry CC; Oct 10, 1998 


10. 6 vs. Seward County; Nov 25, 2003 

10. 6 vs. New Mexico Military; Sep 8, 2006 

Assist Blocks 

1. 42 vs Lake Land; Aug 30, 2003 

1. 42 vs Miami-Dade CC; Nov 22, 2000 

1. 42 vs Seward County; Nov 25, 2003 

4. 39 at Eastern Utah; Nov 1, 2002 

5. 38 vs Barton County CC; Nov 20, 2001 


7. 33 at SW Missouri; Nov 20, 2001 

7. 33 Utah Valley SC; Sep 15, 2001 

7. 33 at Albertson; Sep 23, 2003 

10. 32 Ricks College; Nov 10, 2001 

10. 32 vs SW Missouri CC; Nov 21, 2000 

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Total Blocks 


2. 25 vs. Lake Land; Aug 30, 2003 

2. 25.0 vs Miami-Dade CC; Nov 22, 2000 

4. 22.5 at Eastern Utah; Nov 1, 2002 

5. 21 vs Pasco-Hernando; Nov 20, 2000 




6. 20 Dixie State; Oct 25, 2003 

10. 19.5 Utah Valley SC; Sep 15, 2001 


1. 68 Snow College; Nov 14, 1998 

2. 67 Utah Valley SC; Nov 14, 1998 

2. 67 North Idaho College; Oct 14, 1999 


5. 64 vs Seward County CC; Nov 23, 1999 

5. 64 vs Blinn College; Nov 22, 2005 

7. 61 vs Lee CC; Nov 24, 1999 


8. 61 at Ricks College; Sep 30, 1999 

10. 60 Ricks College; Oct 7, 2000 






4. 69 Snow; Sep 29, 2007 



8. 67 at Utah Valley SC; Oct 18, 2001 


10. 66 at Salt Lake; Nov 8, 2003 

10. 66 North Idaho College; Nov. 12, 2005 


1. 92 Dixie; Sep 24, 2004 




5. 75 at North Idaho College; Oct 29, 2005 

6. 73 vs Southwest Missouri; Aug 30, 2003 


8. 71 at Salt Lake; Sep 04, 2004 

9. 69 Snow; Sep 29, 2007 

10. 67 vs Utah Valley SC; Nov 21, 2001 

10. 67 NIC; Oct 13, 2006 


1. 143 Utah Valley SC; Nov 14, 1998 



4. 138 at Ricks College; Sep 30, 1999 

5. 136 Albertson; Oct 23, 2007 

6. 135 vs. Mesa; Sep 7, 2007 

7. 130 at Missouri St. U WP; Nov 22, 2005 


7. 130 at Dixie State; Sep 7, 2001 

10. 129 Ricks College; Oct 7, 2000 



2. 172 at North Idaho; Oct 27, 2007


4. 160 Ricks College; Aug 25, 2000 





8. 154 North Idaho; Oct 6, 2007 

10. 153 at North Idaho; Nov 6, 2004 



2. 203 vs Barton Cty; Nov 17, 2007 



5. 193 Dixie State; Sep 24, 2004 




8. 181 Snow; Sep 29, 2007 

10. 176 at Dixie State College; Sep 12, 2002 


1. 20 vs Green River; Oct 1, 2005 


2. 19 Colorado NW; Nov 2, 2007 

4. 18 Treasure Valley; Aug 30, 2005 

4. 18 vs Blue Mountain CC; Oct 1, 2005 

4. 18 Eastern Utah; Oct 11, 2007 

7. 17 at Colorado Northwestern; Oct 17, 2001 


7. 17 at Walla Walla; Sep 30, 2005 

8. 15 Western Wyoming CC; Aug 25, 2001 

8. 15 Salt Lake CC; Nov 3, 2001 

8. 15 North Idaho College; Nov 9, 2002 

8. 15 Dixie College; Sep 10, 1999 

8. 15 Colorado Northwestern; Sep 14, 2001 

8. 15 Eastern Utah; Sep 26, 2003 

8. 15 Colorado NW; Oct 13, 2007 


1. 25 vs Big Bend; Sep 20, 2003 


3. 15 North Idaho; Oct 8, 2004 



4. 13 at Albertson College; Sep 23, 2003 

7. 11 Kansas City CC; Nov 3, 2001 


7. 11 Salt Lake CC; Sep 18, 1999 

10. 10 vs Pasco-Hernando CC; Nov 20, 2000 







4. 10 NIC; Oct 13, 2006 


6. 9 Snow; Oct 21, 2006 



9. 7 Utah Valley SC; Aug 26, 2000 

9. 7 vs Utah Valley SC; Nov 21, 2001 





1. 84 vs. Chemeketa; Sep 30, 2005 

2. 74 Ricks College; Sep 5, 1998 

2. 74 vs. Mesa; Sep 7, 2007 


5. 69 vs Montana Tech; Oct 10, 2003 

5. 69 vs. Phoenix; Sep 8, 2007 

7. 67 vs. Scottsdale; Sep 8, 2006 

8. 66 at Treasure Valley; Oct 6, 1998 






3. 72 Ricks College; Aug 25, 2000 


4. 71 SLCC; Sep 30, 2006 

6. 70 vs Lake Land; Aug 30, 2003 

6. 70 Kansas City CC; Aug 26, 2000 


9. 69 Dixie State; Oct 25, 2003 

10. 66 at North Idaho; Nov 06, 2004 







5. 83 Dixie; Sep 24, 2004 

6. 81 Snow; Sep 29, 2007 




10. 57 Snow; Sep 23, 2006 


1. 22.5 at Eastern Utah; Nov 1, 2002 

2. 19.0 at Eastern Utah; Sep 12, 1998 

3. 18.0 Salt Lake; Nov 5, 2005 

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4. 17.0 at North Idaho; Sep 20, 2003 

5. 16.5 at Salt Lake; Oct 13, 2005 

6. 16.0 Eastern Utah; Sep 7, 2002 

6. 16.0 Salt Lake CC; Sep 5, 1998 

8. 15.5 Eastern Utah; Nov 14, 2003 

8. 15.5 vs Glendale CC; Sep 8, 2000 

10. 15 vs Western Nebraska; Aug 28, 2003 

10. 15 at Eastern Utah; Oct 18, 2003 

10. 15 at Snow College; Oct 4, 2003 

10. 15 vs Salt Lake; Aug 29, 1998 

10. 15 North Idaho College; Oct 8, 2005 


1. 27.0 vs Seward County; Nov 25, 2003 

2. 25.0 vs Lake Land; Aug 30, 2003 

2. 25.0 vs Miami-Dade CC; Nov 22, 2000 

4. 21.0 vs Pasco-Hernando CC; Nov 20, 2000 

5. 20.0 vs Barton County CC; Nov 20, 2001 

5. 20.0 vs Northeastern JC; Nov 25, 2002 

5. 20.0 Dixie State; Oct 25, 2003 

8. 19.5 Utah Valley SC; Sep 15, 2001 

9. 19.0 Ricks College; Nov 10, 2001 

10. 19.0 vs SW Missouri CC; Nov 21, 2000 


1. 20.0 at Ricks College; Oct 21, 2000 


3. 17.0 vs Southwest Missouri; Aug 30, 2003 

4. 16.0 Utah Valley SC; Aug 26, 2000 

5. 14.5 at Utah Valley SC; Sep 1, 2001 

6. 14.0 Dixie; Sep 24, 2004 

7. 13.0 vs Utah Valley SC; Nov 21, 2001 

7. 13.0 at Dixie State College; Sep 12, 2002 

7. 13.0 at Utah Valley SC; Sep 2, 2000 

10. 12.0 vs Salt Lake CC; Nov 23, 1999 

10. 12.0 vs Ricks College; Sep 2, 2000

Team Season Records 

Since 1996 

Kills 

1. 2323......................................... 2003 

2. 2307 ........................................ 1998 

3. 2147......................................... 2001 

4. 2131......................................... 1997 

5. 2106......................................... 2000 

6. 2025......................................... 2007 

7. 1979......................................... 1999 

8. 1886......................................... 1996 

9. 1757......................................... 2004 

10. 1606....................................... 2002 


1. 16.12........................................ 2004 

2. 15.23........................................ 2001 

3. 15.01........................................ 2002 

4. 14.79........................................ 1998 

5. 14.55........................................ 1999 

6. 14.34........................................ 2003 

7. 14.16........................................ 2007 

8. 13.94........................................ 2006 

9. 13.40........................................ 1997 

10. 13.08...................................... 2000 


1. 5180......................................... 2007 

2. 4969......................................... 2003 

3. 4892......................................... 2000 

4. 4556......................................... 1998 

5. 4555......................................... 2001 

6. 4277......................................... 1997 

7. 4214......................................... 1996 

8. 3832......................................... 1999 

9. 3645......................................... 2006 

10. 3474....................................... 2004 

Attack Pct 

1. .385.......................................... 1998 

2. .380.......................................... 1999 

3. .348.......................................... 2004 

4. .333.......................................... 1997 

5. .320.......................................... 2003 

6. .316.......................................... 1996 

7. .304.......................................... 2001 

8. .299.......................................... 2002 

9. .269.......................................... 2000 

10. .252........................................ 2006 

Assists 

1. 2073......................................... 2003 

2. 2037......................................... 1998 

3. 1971......................................... 2000 

4. 1944......................................... 2001 

5. 1818......................................... 2007 

6. 1795......................................... 1997 

7. 1735......................................... 1999 

8. 1643......................................... 1996 

9. 1602......................................... 2004 

10. 1419....................................... 2002 


1. 14.70........................................ 2004 

2. 13.79........................................ 2001 

3. 13.26........................................ 2002 

4. 13.06........................................ 1998 

5. 12.80........................................ 2003 

6. 12.76........................................ 1999 

7. 12.71........................................ 2007 

8. 12.53........................................ 2006 

9. 12.24........................................ 2000 

10. 11.29 ...................................... 1997 

Service Aces 

1. 394........................................... 2003 

1. 394........................................... 2001 

3. 356........................................... 1999 

4. 351........................................... 2000 

5. 351........................................... 1998 

6. 350........................................... 2007 

7. 338........................................... 1996 

8. 317........................................... 2006 

9. 283........................................... 2002 

10. 274......................................... 2004 


1. 2.96.......................................... 2006 

2. 2.79.......................................... 2001 

3. 2.64.......................................... 2002 

4. 2.62.......................................... 1999 

5. 2.51.......................................... 2004 

6. 2.45.......................................... 2007 

7. 2.43.......................................... 2003 

8. 2.28.......................................... 1996 

9. 2.25.......................................... 1998 

10. 2.18........................................ 2000 

Digs 

1. 2291......................................... 2007 

2. 2180......................................... 2003 

3. 2153......................................... 2000 

4. 1952......................................... 2001 

5. 1764......................................... 1996 

6. 1636......................................... 1998 

7. 1618......................................... 2006 

8. 1592......................................... 1999 

9. 1558......................................... 2002 

10. 1383....................................... 2004 

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Digs per Game 

1. 16.02........................................ 2007 

2. 15.12........................................ 2006 

3. 14.56........................................ 2002 

4. 13.84........................................ 2001 

5. 13.46........................................ 2003 

6. 13.37........................................ 2000 

7. 12.69........................................ 2004 

8. 11.90 ........................................ 1996 

9. 11.71 ........................................ 1999 

10. 10.49...................................... 1998 

Block Solos 

1. 626........................................... 1996 

2. 465........................................... 1997 

3. 176........................................... 1998 

4. 132........................................... 2000 

5. 124........................................... 2003 

6. 86............................................. 2006 

7. 83............................................. 1999 

8. 77............................................. 2001 

9. 76............................................. 2006 

10. 64 .......................................... 2002 

10. 64........................................... 2004 

Block Assists 

1. 945........................................... 2003 

2. 916........................................... 2000 

3. 730........................................... 2001 

4. 678........................................... 2002 

5. 607........................................... 1996 

6. 604........................................... 1999 

7. 514........................................... 2004 

8. 499........................................... 1998 

9. 493........................................... 1997 

10. 477......................................... 2007 

Total Blocks 

1. 929.5........................................ 1996 

2. 711.5 ........................................ 1997 

3. 596.5........................................ 2003 

4. 590.0........................................ 2000 

5. 442.0........................................ 2001 

6. 425.5........................................ 1998 

7. 403.0........................................ 2002 

8. 385.0........................................ 1999 

9. 321.0........................................ 2004 

10. 314.5...................................... 2007 


1. 6.28.......................................... 1996 

2. 4.47.......................................... 1997 

3. 3.77 ......................................... 2002 

4. 3.68.......................................... 2003 

5. 3.66.......................................... 2000 

6. 3.13.......................................... 2001 

7. 2.94.......................................... 2004 

8. 2.83.......................................... 1999 

9. 2.80.......................................... 2006 

10. 2.73........................................ 1998

Year-by-Year Leaders 

Hitting Percentage 

1996 Claudia Fonseca .398 

1997 Hai Yan Wang .448 

1998 Soraya Santos .446 

1999 Anna Popenko .442 

2000 Stephanie Martin .385 

2001 Amanda Santos .351 

2002 Amanda Santos .395 

2003 Andreza Santos .412 

2004 M. Siemiatkowska .483 

2005 Christine Manuel .462 

2006 Gabriela Bulawczyk .359 

2007 Alyssa Wistrick .399 

Kills 

1996 Flavia Gabinio 482 


1998 Fabiana Abreu 543 


2000 Karla Bersano 461 

2001 Keliane Paiva 535 


2003 Andreza Santos 609 

2004 Eliane Santos 444 

2005 JoAnna Kaczor 605 

2006 Ivana Bramborova 470 

2007 Gabriela Bulawczyk 460 

Assists 

1996 Hai Yan Wang 658 


1998 Holly Foster 981 

1999 Holly Foster 871 

2000 Daniela Lanza 904 

2001 Louise Bates 881 

2002 Mindee Magill 609 

2003 Ashley Gandauli 986 

2004 Ednali Serralta 793 

2005 Kaylene Finau 1332 

2006 Lesliann Aki 1202 

2007 Kaylene Finau 595 

Service Aces 




1999 Roberta Robert 97 

2000 Karla Bersano 94 



2003 Ednali Serralta 75 

2004 Chrystal Johnson 53 

2005 Aneli Cubi-Otineru 129 

2006 Ivana Bramborova 145 

Blocks 

1996 Lawanda Johnson 377 

1997 Charnette Fair 261 

1998 Soraya Santos 189 

1999 Stephanie Martin 163 

2000 Stephanie Martin 276 

2001 Amanda Santos 227 

2002 Amanda Santos 218 

2003 Endia Oliver 244 


2005 Marta Siemiatkowska 157 

2006 Jordana Price 130 

2007 Alyssa Wistrick 116 

46 

Digs 

1996 Joy Sperry 299 

1997 Joy Sperry 247 

1998 Roberta Robert 322 

1999 Robert Robert 337 

2000 Fernanda Ferreira 468 



2003 Andreza Santos 447 


2005 Pohai Nu’uhiwa 490 

2006 Chanelle Esteban 415 

2007 Chanelle Esteban 512

1997 

Match Results 

Overall Record 61-1 


8-28 Dixie College W-15-10, 15-9 Orem, Utah 

8-28 Treasure Valley CC W-15-6, 16-3 Orem, Utah 

8-28 Snow College W-15-0, 9-15, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

8-28 Sheridan CC W-15-8, 15-6 Orem, Utah 

8-28 South Mountain CC W-15-7, 15-12 Orem, Utah 

8-29 Salt Lake CC W-14-16, 17-15, 15-13 Orem, Utah 

8-29 Yavapai CC W-15-10, 15-12 Orem, Utah 

8-29 NW College W-15-4, 15-7 Orem, Utah 

8-29 Scottsdale CC W-15-3, 15-5 Orem, Utah 

8-30 Salt Lake CC W-15-10,7-15, 15-10, 5-15,15-10 Orem, Utah 

8-30 Ricks College W-15-7, 15-11, 15-8 Orem, Utah 

9-4 Treasure Valley CC W-15-7, 15-2, 15-5 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-5 Spokane CC W-15-10, 15-3 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-5 Snow College W-15-6, 16-7 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-5 Treasure Valley CC W-15-4, 15-7 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-5 College of Eastern Utah W-15-10, 15-5 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-5 Ricks College W-15-8, 13-15, 15-13 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-6 Columbia Basin W-16-14, 15-3 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-6 College of Eastern Utah W-15-10, 15-10 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-6 Ricks College W15-10, 15-13 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-12 Utah Valley State College W-15-12, 15-3, 15-9 Orem, Utah 

9-13 Salt Lake CC W-15-8, 15-10, 10-15, 15-4 Salt Lake City, Utah 

9-19 North Idaho W-15-4, 15-2 Spokane, Wash. 

9-19 Lane CC W-15-13, 15-12 Spokane, Wash. 

9-19 Blue Mountain W-15-1, 15-1 Spokane, Wash. 

9-19 Spokane CC W-15-7, 15-5 Spokane, Wash. 

9-20 Clackamas CC W-19-5, 15-3 Spokane, Wash. 

9-12 Lower Columbia W-15-3, 15-5 Spokane, Wash. 

9-20 Ricks College L-17-16, 11-15, 16-14 Spokane, Wash. 

9-25 South Mountain CC W-15-4, 15-5 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-25 Scottsdale CC W-10-15, 15-9, 15-4 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-26 Yavapai CC W-14-16, 15-3, 15-10 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-26 Eastern Arizona CC W-15-6, 16-10 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-26 Pima CC W-15-5, 15-5 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-26 Phoenix College W-15-5, 15-3 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-27 Glendale CC W-15-6, 15-11 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-27 Golden West W-15-3, 16-14 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-27 Mesa CC (Ariz.) W-15-5, 15-4 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-27 SW Missouri W-15-8, 5-15, 15-5 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-30 Treasure Valley CC W-15-3, 15-3, 15-8 Ontario, Ore. 

10-3 Snow College W-15-10, 15-2, 15-1 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10-4 Dixie College W-15-10, 15-3, 15-12 Twin Falls, Idaho 


10-11 North Idaho W-15-2, 15-9, 10-15 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10-17 Salt Lake CC W-15-7, 15-9, 15-7 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10-18 Utah Valley State College W-15-4, 15-13, 15-12 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10-23 Ricks College W-15-4, 15-11, 15-10 Rexburg, Idaho 

10-25 North Idaho W-15-6, 15-5, 10-15, 15-5 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

10-30 Snow College W-15-1, 15-4, 15-12 Ephraim, Utah 

10-31 Dixie College W-15-10, 15-7, 15-2 St. George, Utah 


11-14 College of Eastern Utah W-15-6, 15-7, 15-2 Salt Lake City, Utah 

11-15 Salt Lake CC W-15-6, 15-13, 15-8 Salt Lake City, Utah 

11-15 Ricks College W-15-7, 15-4, 15-5 Salt Lake City, Utah 

11-24 Brevard College W-15-2, 15-1, 15-7 Orem, Utah 

11-24 Lee College W-15-4, 15-4, 15-3 Orem, Utah 

11-25 Kirkwood CC W-15-6, 15-7, 15-6 Orem, Utah 

11-25 Glendale CC W-15-6, 15-4, 12-15, 15-7 Orem, Utah 

11-26 Sheridan College W-15-5, 15-7, 15-2 Orem, Utah 

11-26 Miami-Dade CC W-15-12, 13-15, 15-2, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

47 

1998 

Match Results 



8-27 Salt Lake CC W-15-8, 16-14 Orem, Utah 

8-27 Utah Valley SC W-15-10, 15-13 Orem, Utah 

8-27 Treasure Valley CC W-15-0, 15-7 Orem, Utah 

8-27 Sheridan CC W-15-13, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

8-27 Eastern Wyoming CC W-15-4, 15-3 Orem, Utah 

8-28 Dixie College W-15-3, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

8-28 Northwest CC W-15-0, 15-4 Orem, Utah 


8-28 Chandler CC W-15-0, 15-4 Orem, Utah 


8-29 Utah Valley SC W-16-14, 15-2 Orem, Utah 

9-4 College of Eastern Utah W-15-6, 15-2, 15-4 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-4 Spokane CC W-15-2, 15-2, 15-0 Twin Falls, Idaho 


9-4 Utah Valley SC W-15-7, 15-4, 15-5 Twin Falls, Idaho 



9-10 Snow College W-6-15, 15-6, 15-7, 15-1 Ephraim, Utah 


9-12 College of Eastern Utah W-15-4, 15-11, 15-8 Price, Utah 

9-18 Utah Valley SC W-15-5, 13-15, 15-5, 15-6 Orem, Utah 


9-24 Mesa CC W-15-0, 15-2 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-24 Chandler Gilbert CC W-15-2, 15-2 Phoenix, Ariz. 


9-25 Glendale CC W-15-9, 15-5, 15-5 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-25 Golden West CC W-15-5, 15-4 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-25 Phoenix CC W-15-9, 15-1 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-25 Western Ariz. CC W-15-6, 15-6 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-26 Scottsdale CC W-15-8, 15-5 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-26 S. Mountain CC W-15-4, 15-2 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-26 SW Missouri CC W-15-2, 15-3 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-26 Yavapai CC W-15-4, 15-9 Phoenix, Ariz. 


10-3 North Idaho College W-15-3, 15-5, 15-1 Twin Falls, Idaho 


10-9 Highland CC W-15-3, 15-0 Chicago, Ill. 

10-9 Moraine Valley CC W-15-3, 15-2 Chicago, Ill. 

10-10 Mott CC W-8-15, 15-5, 15-4 Chicago, Ill. 

10-10 Parkland CC W-15-7, 15-9 Chicago, Ill. 

10-10 Kellogg CC W-15-2, 15-2 Chicago, Ill. 

10-10 McHenry CC W-15-12, 15-4 Chicago, Ill. 

10-15 North Idaho College W-15-4, 15-8, 15-2 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 











11-23 Brevard College W-15-2, 15-3, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

11-23 Jefferson College W-15-10, 15-4, 15-2 Orem, Utah 

11-24 Mott CC W-15-3, 15-4, 15-1 Orem, Utah 

11-24 Kirkwood CC W-15-1, 15-2, 15-0 Orem, Utah 

11-25 Glendale CC W-15-13, 15-3, 15-2 Orem, Utah 

11-25 Miami-Dade CC W-15-6, 15-12, 15-6 Orem, Utah

1999 

Match Results 



8-27 Sheridan CC W-15-10, 15-5, 15-9 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-27 Northwest College W-15-3, 15-1, 15-4 Twin Falls, Idaho 





8-28 Kansas City CC W-15-1, 15-4, 15-4 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-2 Alvin College W-15-3, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

9-2 Ricks College W-15-7, 15-8 Orem, Utah 

9-2 Phoenix CC W-15-2, 15-8 Orem, Utah 


9-3 Salt Lake CC L-15-6, 12-15, 12-15 Orem, Utah 

9-3 North Idaho College W-15-1, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

9-3 Snow College W-15-9, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

9-3 Eastern Utah W-15-1, 15-3 Orem, Utah 





9-11 Eastern Utah W-15-7, 15-4, 15-2 Twin Falls, Idaho 


9-18 Salt Lake CC W-15-11, 15-9, 7-15, 15-3 Twin Falls, Idaho 


9-23 South Mountain CC W-15-0, 15-9 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-24 Golden West CC W-15-12, 15-7 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-24 SW Missouri College W-10-15, 15-8, 15-10 Phoenix, Ariz. 


9-24 Arizona Western CC W-15-3, 15-9 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-24 Mesa CC W-15-1, 15-9 Phoenix, Ariz. 


9-25 Chandler-Gilbert W-15-3, 15-12 Phoenix, Ariz. 







10-22 Salt Lake CC L-5-15, 10-15, 15-11, 15-10, 7-15 Salt Lake City, Utah 

10-23 Utah Valley CS W-15-12, 15-7, 15-12 Orem, Utah 


10-29 Eastern Utah W-15-10, 15-4, 15-5 Price, Utah 





11-22 Hill CC W-15-3, 15-8, 15-8 Overland Park, Kansas 

11-23 Seward County CC W-15-7, 15-4, 15-7 Overland Park, Kansas 

11-23 Salt Lake CC L-15-3, 15-10, 13-15, 7-15, 13-15 Overland Park, Kansas 

11-24 Lee CC W-15-8, 15-8, 15-7 Overland Park, Kansas 

48 

2000 

Match Results 



8-25 Sheridan CC W-15-3, 15-4, 15-8 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-25 Northwest College W-15-3, 15-3, 15-8, 15-9 Twin Falls, Idaho 


8-25 Ricks College W-15-2, 15-4, 9-15, 15-8 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-26 Casper CC W-15-4, 15-4, 15-7 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-26 Utah Valley SC W-15-9, 7-15, 15-10, 4-15, 15-13 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-26 Kansas City CC W-15-7, 13-15, 15-2, 15-9 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-31 Dixie SC W-15-8, 15-2 Orem, Utah 


8-31 South Mountain CC W-15-3, 15-2 Orem, Utah 


9-1 Illinois Central W-15-3, 15-7 Orem, Utah 

9-1 Spokane CC W-15-3, 15-3 Orem, Utah 


9-1 Ricks College L-15-13, 15-9 Orem, Utah 

9-2 Utah Valley SC W-11-15, 13-15, 15-8, 16-14, 15-12 Orem, Utah 

9-2 Ricks College W-11-15, 15-11, 14-16, 19-17, 15-4 Orem, Utah 

9-8 Western Arizona CC W-21-16, 18-21, 15-10 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-8 Casper CC W-21-10, 21-13, 15-12 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-8 Mesa CC W-21-13, 21-9, 15-3 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-8 Glendale CC W-21-10, 21-8, 15-8 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-8 Phoenix CC W-21-9, 21-9, 12-15 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-8 Long Beach City CC W-21-19, 21-11, 15-6 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-8 Chandler-Gilbert CC W-19-21, 21-11, 15-11 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-9 Eastern Arizona CC W-21-14, 21-17, 15-10 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-9 Scottsdale CC W-21-8, 21-12, 12-15 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-9 Yavapai CC W-21-19, 21-17, 15-10 Prescott, Ariz. 


9-15 Dixie SC W-15-12, 15-9, 15-12 St. George, Utah 

9-16 Eastern Utah W-15-12, 15-6, 15-7 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-21 Western Arizona CC W-17-15, 15-10 Phoenix, Ariz. 



9-22 Yavapai CC W-157-, 15-2 Phoenix, Ariz. 


9-23 Golden West CC L-15-10, 15-12 Phoenix, Ariz. 

9-23 Miami-Dade CC L-15-6, 15-11 Phoenix, Ariz. 


9-29 Utah Valley SC L-15-5, 13-15, 16-14, 15-9 Orem, Utah 





10-21 Ricks College W-15-7, 15-9, 13-15, 11-15, 15-9 Rexburg, Idaho 





11-4 Dixie State College W-15-6, 15-4, 15-6 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11-11 Ricks College W-8-15, 15-5, 15-6, 15-6 Orem, Utah 

11-20 Pasco-Hernando CC W-10-15, 15-6, 15-9, 15-11 Overland Park, Kansas 

11-21 SW Missouri CC W-9-15, 15-13, 15-2, 15-9 Overland Park, Kansas 

11-21 Western Nebraska CC W-15-6, 15-9, 15-4 Overland Park, Kansas 

11-22 Miami-Dade CC W-6-15, 15-12, 15-5, 15-9 Overland Park, Kansas

2001 

Match Results 



8-24 Sheridan College W-30-18, 30-15, 30-22 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-24 Northwest College W-28-30, 30-20, 30-13, 30-24 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-24 Casper CC W-27-30, 30-13, 30-26, 30-18 Twin Falls, Idaho 


8-25 Western Wyoming CC W-30-11, 30-15, 30-10 Twin Falls, Idaho 


8-25 Utah Valley W-30-24, 30-17, 30-27 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-30 Western Nebraska W-30-24, 30-27 Orem, Utah 



8-31 Salt Lake CC W-30-21, 30-15 Orem, Utah 

8-31 Phoenix W-30-26, 30-17 Orem, Utah 




9-1 Western Nebraska W-30-20, 30-19, 30-24 Orem, Utah 

9-1 Utah Valley SC L-26-30, 22-30, 30-28, 30-25,15-12 Orem, Utah 

9-7 Dixie SC W-30-20, 30-24, 30-25 St. George, Utah 



9-13 Colorado NW W-30-9, 30-14, 30-25 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-15 Utah Valley SC W-25-30, 30-26, 30-27, 30-24 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-20 Eastern Arizona CC W-26-27, 25-15, 15-13 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

9-20 SW Missouri CC W-25-15, 16-25, 15-9 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

9-21 Western Arizona CC W-25-15, 25-16 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

9-21 Embry-Riddle W-25-15, 25-13 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

9-21 Big Bend W-25-13, 25-15 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

9-21 Miami-Dade CC L-25-20, 25-20 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

9-21 Golden West CC W-25-18, 27-16 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

9-22 Florida CC W-25-12, 25-12 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

9-22 St. Clair CC W-25-21, 25-18 Scottsdale, Ariz. 






10-17 Colorado NW W-30-9, 30-14, 30-12 Rangely, Colo. 



10-26 Dixie State College W-30-28, 30-23, 30-28 Twin Falls, Idaho 




11-10 Ricks College W-30-23, 20-30, 30-20, 30-24 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11-19 Wallace State W-30-14, 30-16, 30-16 West Plains, Mo. 

11-20 SW Missouri CC L-30-22, 30-25, 19-30, 30-24 West Plains, Mo. 

11-20 Barton County W-31-29, 31-29, 17-30, 30-20 West Plains, Mo. 

11-21 Utah Valley SC W-30-27, 30-27, 23-30, 19-30, 15-9 West Plains, Mo. 

49 

2002 

Match Results 



8-23 Eastern Utah W-30-24, 30-18 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-23 Casper College W-30-19, 30-28 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-23 Sheridan College W-30-19, 30-9 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-23 Westminster College W-30-17, 30-19 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-24 Dixie State College W-30-20, 30-21 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-24 Western Wyoming W-30-23, 30-24 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-24 Northwest College W-30-24, 30-16 Twin Falls, Idaho 



8-29 Dixie SC W-30-23, 30-21 Orem, Utah 

8-30 Colorado NW W-30-7, 30-12 Orem, Utah 

8-30 Phoenix College W-30-19, 30-20 Orem, Utah 

8-30 Western Nebraska W-30-22, 30-19 Orem, Utah 

8-30 Southwest Missouri L-30-28, 30-26 Orem, Utah 

8-31 Utah Valley SC L-30-24, 30-23, 30-25 Orem, Utah 



9-13 Dixie SC W-30-20, 24-30, 30-26, 23-30, 15-8 St. George, Utah 


9-26 Utah Valley SC L-17-30, 30-16, 23-30, 30-26, 15-12 Twin Falls, Idaho 

9-28 Salt Lake CC L-30-12, 30-27, 30-23 Twin Falls, Idaho 


10-11 Montana Tech W-30-26, 30-19, 30-21 Caldwell, Idaho 

10-11 Albertson College W-30-27, 30-18, 30-27 Caldwell, Idaho 

10-12 Western Montana W-30-27, 30-14, 30-26 Caldwell, Idaho 

10-12 Westminster College W-30-7, 30-18, 30-22 Caldwell, Idaho 


10-19 Utah Valley SC W-33-31, 30-20, 30-27 Orem, Utah 


10-26 Dixie SC W-30-20, 30-26, 30-27 Twin Falls, Idaho 


11-2 Colorado NW W-30-9, 30-8, 30-6 Rangely, Colo. 


11-16 Salt Lake CC W-30-18, 30-21 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11-25 Northeastern JC W-30-9, 30-32, 30-13, 30-12 West Plains, Mo. 

11-26 Barton County W-30-26, 30-24, 27-30, 30-20 West Plains, Mo. 

11-26 Miami-Dade L-30-18, 30-20, 30-21 West Plains, Mo. 

11-27 Lee College W-30-20, 30-16, 30-20 West Plains, Mo.

2003 

Match Results 



8-22 Yavapai College W-30-22, 30-15 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-22 Albertson College W-30-26, 30-16 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-23 Northwest College W-30-14, 30-15 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-23 Western Wyoming W-30-27, 30-19 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-23 Casper College W-30-19, 30-24 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-23 North Idaho College L-27-30, 30-15, 12-15 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-23 Salt Lake CC W-30-20, 30-18 Twin Falls, Idaho 

8-28 Snow College W-30-21, 30-19 Salt Lake City, Utah 

8-28 Western Nebraska W-30-18, 28-30, 15-7 Salt Lake City, Utah 

8-29 Eastern Utah W-30-27, 30-9 Salt Lake City, Utah 

8-29 Lake Land CC W-30-26, 25-30, 15-10 Salt Lake City, Utah 

8-29 North Idaho College W30-14, 34-32 Salt Lake City, Utah 

8-29 SW Missouri L-30-21, 29-31, 8-15 Salt Lake City, Utah 

8-30 Dixie SC W-30-11, 30-27, 30-13 Salt Lake City, Utah 

8-30 Lake Land CC W-24-30, 30-22, 30-20, 30-26 Salt Lake City, Utah 

8-30 SW Missouri L-22-30, 30-27, 30-22, 26-30, 11 -15 Salt Lake City, Utah 

9-5 Mesa CC W-25-17, 25-9, 15-17 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-5 Chandler-Gilbert W-25-15, 25-13, 9-15 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-5 Yavapai College W-25-17, 25-14, 15-5 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-5 Glendale CC W-25-15, 25-18, 15-6 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-5 South Mountain CC W-25-9, 25-13, 12-15 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-6 Phoenix CC W-25-22, 25-17, 12-15 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-6 Pima CC W-25-16, 25-14, 15-7 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-6 Scottsdale CC W-25-6, 25-13, 15-13 Prescott, Ariz. 

9-6 Eastern Arizona CC W-25-16, 25-15, 13-15 Prescott, Ariz. 


9-19 Bellevue CC W-30-20, 30-14, 30-12 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 


9-20 Big Bend CC W-30-19, 30-17, 31-33, 30-13 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 


9-23 Albertson College W-25-30, 30-24, 30-20, 30-12 Caldwell, Idaho 


9-27 Colorado Northwest W-30-9, 30-10, 30-8 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10-3 Dixie SC W-32-30, 25-30, 30-25, 30-24 St. George, Utah 



10-10 University of Montana Western W-30-27, 30-17, 30-12 Caldwell, Idaho 

10-10 Montana Tech W-30-21, 30-16, 30-16 Caldwell, Idaho 

10-11 Westminster W-30-25, 30-9, 30-17 Caldwell, Idaho 

10-11 University of Victoria W-30-18, 30-12, 30-18 Caldwell, Idaho 

10-17 Colorado Northwest W-30-15, 30-14, 30-24 Rangely, Colo. 


10-21 Albertson College W-30-27, 28-30, 30-25, 30-6 Twin Falls, Idaho 


10-25 Dixie SC W-30-14, 26-30, 30-17, 31-29 Twin Falls, Idaho 


11-8 Salt Lake CC W-30-27, 30-22, 27-30, 30-18 Salt Lake City, Utah 





11-24 Univ. of Arkansas Fort Smith W-30-26, 30-25, 30-21 West Plains, Mo. 

11-25 Seward County W-30-18, 30-32, 35-33, 30-17 West Plains, Mo. 

11-25 Barton County CC L-25-30, 26-30, 29-31 West Plains, Mo. 

11-26 Miami-Dade CC L-26-30, 21-30, 27-30 West Plains, Mo. 

50 

2004 

Match Results 



08/27 Dixie State Forfeit-30-18, 30-25 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/27 Northwest College Forfeit-30-9, 30-16 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/27 Casper College Forfeit-30-13, 30-19 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/27 Western Wyoming Forfeit-30-13, 30-24 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/27 Salt Lake CC Forfeit-30-20, 30-26 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/28 Yavapai College Forfeit-30-16, 30-14 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/28 Sheridan College Forfeit-30-15, 30-18 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/28 North Idaho College Forfeit-30-16, 30-19 Twin Falls, Idaho 

09/03 Westminster Forfeit-30-17, 30-10 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/03 Arizona Western Forfeit-33-31, 32-30 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/03 Jefferson College Forfeit-30-27, 30-19 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/03 Western Nebraska Forfeit-30-24, 30-10 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/04 Southwest Missouri Forfeit-30-16, 30-26 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/04 Salt Lake CC L-30-26, 22-30, 27-30, 30-26, 15-8 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/08 Eastern Utah Forfeit-30-16, 30-23, 30-19 Price, Utah 

09/10 South Mountain CC Forfeit-30-21, 30-12 Prescott, Ariz. 

09/10 Mesa CC Forfeit-30-20, 30-17 Prescott, Ariz. 

09/10 Phoenix College Forfeit-30-21, 30-27 Prescott, Ariz. 

09/10 Eastern Arizona Forfeit-30-13, 30-21 Prescott, Ariz. 

09/10 Glendale CC Forfeit-30-17, 30-23 Prescott, Ariz. 

09/11 Arizona Western Forfeit-30-27, 30-20 Prescott, Ariz. 

09/11 Chandler-Gilbert Forfeit-30-15, 30-28 Prescott, Ariz. 

09/11 Scottsdale CC Forfeit-30-21, 25-30, 15-9 Prescott, Ariz. 

09/16 New Mexico Military Forfeit-30-15, 30-15 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/16 Lee College Forfeit-30-20, 30-24 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/16 Moorpark College Forfeit-30-24, 30-21 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/17 Eastern Arizona Forfeit-30-19, 30-20 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/17 Seward County CC Forfeit-30-22, 29-31, 15-12 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/17 Long Beach College Forfeit-30-17, 30-15 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/18 Eastern Arizona Forfeit-30-17, 30-15 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/18 Dixie State College Forfeit-28-30, 30-22, 16-14 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/18 Arizona Western Forfeit-30-23, 30-21 Yuma, Ariz. 

09/24 Dixie State College Forfeit-30-16, 29-31, 27-30, 30-21, 15-9 Twin Falls, Idaho 

09/25 Snow College Forfeit-30-17, 30-13, 30-17 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/08 North Idaho College W-30-12, 30-20, 27-30, 30-28 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/09 Salt Lake CC W-30-20, 30-22, 30-28 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/15 Snow College W-30-25, 30-24, 30-18 Ephraim, Utah 

10/16 Dixie State College W-30-24, 30-15, 30-21 St. George, Utah 

10/23 Miami-Dade College L-30-24, 30-20, 30-28 Salt Lake City, Utah 

10/26 Albertson College W-30-24, 30-22, 30-27 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/02 Eastern Utah W-30-18, 30-16, 30-17 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/04 Salt Lake CC L-26-30, 30-25, 30-21, 30-26 Salt Lake City, Utah 

11/06 North Idaho College W-30-22, 24-30, 30-24, 32-30 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

2005 

Match Results 



08/26 Sheridan College W-30-20, 30-23 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/26 Dixie State College W-30-10, 30-13 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/26 Western Wyoming CC W-30-17, 30-14 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/26 Salt Lake CC W-30-17, 30-16 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/27 Casper College W-30-20, 30-10 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/27 Eastern Oregon Univ. W-30-13, 30-18 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/27 Laramie County CC W-30-11, 30-16 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/27 North Idaho College W-30-23, 30-17 Twin Falls, Idaho 

09/02 Dixie State College W-30-13, 30-20 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/02 Missouri St. Univ. West Plains L-30-28, 14-30, 16-14 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/02 Salt Lake All Stars W-30-22, 27-30, 15-7 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/02 Hutchinson CC W-30-22, 30-27 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/03 Indian Hills CC W-19-30, 3-20, 15-10 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/03 Missouri St. Univ. West Plains W-31-29, 30-23, 30-28 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/03 Western Nebraska CC W-30-16, 30-18, 26-30, 30-23 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/08 Glendale CC W-21-18, 21-15, 15-9 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08 Edmonds College W-21-9, 21-8, 15-13 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08 Casper College W-21-9, 21-16, 15-11 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/09 Florida CC W-21-16, 21-13, 15-7 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/09 Trinidad State JC W-21-9, 21-12, 16-14 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/09 Phoenix CC W-21-14, 21-8, 16-14 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/10 Eastern Arizona CC W-21-12, 21-14, 11-15 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/10 Jefferson CC W-21-13, 21-13, 21-23 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/16 Northeastern JC W-30-16, 30-18 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

09/16 Salt Lake CC W-30-18, 30-24 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

09/16 CC of Spokane W-30-16, 30-21 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

09/17 Columbia Basin CC W-30-11, 30-21 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

09/17 Barton County CC W-30-22, 30-25 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

09/17 Inland Empire All-Stars W-30-28, 30-21 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

09/20 Treasure Valley CC W-30-21, 30-20, 30-25 Ontario, Ore. 

09/22 Snow College W-30-19, 30-19, 30-26 Twin Falls, Idaho 

09/24 College of Eastern Utah W-30-16, 30-14, 30-20 Twin Falls, Idaho 

09/30 Chemeketa CC W-30-16, 30-13, 30-26 Walla Walla, Wash. 

09/30 Walla Walla CC W-30-19, 30-10, 30-13 Walla Walla, Wash. 

10/01 Edmonds CC W-30-14, 30-11, 30-15 Walla Walla, Wash. 

10/01 Blue Mountain CC W-30-10, 30-17, 30-18 Walla Walla, Wash. 

10/01 Green River CC W-30-7, 30-12, 30-19 Walla Walla, Wash. 

10/08 North Idaho College W-30-17, 30-18, 30-13 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/13 Salt Lake CC W-30-25, 30-19, 30-24 Salt Lake City, Utah 

10/14 Dixie State College W-30-16, 30-18, 30-22 St. George, Utah 

10/21 College of Eastern Utah W-30-16, 30-14, 30-22 Price, Utah 

10/22 Snow College W-30-21, 30-15, 30-25 Ephraim, Utah 

10/29 North Idaho College L-30-26, 26-30, 31-29, 18-30,17-15 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

11/03 Dixie State College W-30-18, 30-14, 30-17 Twin Falls, Idaho 



11/11 Snow College W-30-15, 30-17, 30-26 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/12 North Idaho College W-30-21, 22-30, 30-25, 30-19 Twin Falls, Idaho 


11/21 Cape Fear CC W-30-8, 30-11, 30-11 West Plains, Mo. 

11/22 Blinn College W-34-32, 30-25, 30-27 West Plains, Mo. 

11/22 Missouri St. Univ. West Plains W-31-29, 30-25, 30-28 West Plains, Mo. 

11/23 Miami-Dade CC W-30-24, 30-20, 30-23 West Plains, Mo. 

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Match Results 



08/25 Western Wyoming CC L-Forfeit Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/25 Eastern Utah L-Forfeit Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/25 Casper College L-Forfeit Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/25 North Idaho L-Forfeit Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/26 Snow College L-28-30, 30-28, 15-8 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/26 Eastern Arizona W-30-19, 30-20 Twin Falls, Idaho 

08/26 Salt Lake CC W-30-17, 30-21 Twin Falls, Idaho 

09/01 Yavapai CC W-30-13, 30-24 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/01 Snow College L-30-24, 19-30, 16-14 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/01 Western Nebraska CC L-30-25, 30-28 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/01 Hutchinson CC W-30-28, 30-28 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/02 SW Missouri L-30-25, 30-21 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/02 Arizona Western W-30-19, 30-20, 30-22 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/02 Hutchinson CC L-27-30, 24-30, 30-19, 30-26, 15-13 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/07 Midland College W-30-14, 30-16 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/07 Diablo College W-30-22, 30-8 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/07 South Mountain CC W-30-14, 30-14 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08 Casper College W-30-26, 30-13 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08 Trinidad College W-30-13, 30-19 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08 New Mexico Military W-30-21, 30-13 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/08 Scottsdale College W-30-12, 20-30, 15-9 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/09 Eastern Arizona W-30-16, 30-18 Thatcher, Ariz. 

09/15 Chemeketa CC W-30-8, 30-15 Spokane, Wash. 

09/15 Whatcom CC W-30-27, 30-18 Spokane, Wash. 

09/15 CC of Spokane W-30-18, 30-19 Spokane, Wash. 

09/15 Salt Lake CC L-32-31, 30-27 Spokane, Wash. 

09/16 Inland Empire All Stars W-30-14, 30-16 Spokane, Wash. 

09/16 North Idaho College W-25-30, 30-21, 25-6 Spokane, Wash. 

09/22 Eastern Utah W-30-23, 30-16, 30-15 Price, Utah 

09/23 Snow College W-30-19, 25-30, 30-24, 25-30, 15-12 Ephraim, Utah 

09/29 Salt Lake CC W-30-25, 30-17, 33-31 Salt Lake City, Utah 

09/30 Salt Lake CC W-30-16, 30-26, 26-30, 30-23 Salt Lake City, Utah 



10/12 CC of Spokane W-30-11, 30-24, 30-22 Spokane, Wash. 

10/13 North Idaho College L-30-24, 28-30, 33-31, 25-30, 15-8 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

10/14 North Idaho College L-30-14, 30-23, 30-27 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

10/20 Snow College L-32-30, 30-21, 30-26 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/21 Snow College W-33-31, 30-28, 28-30, 30-16 Twin Falls, Idaho 

10/23 Treasure Valley CC W-30-11, 30-27, 30-17 Ontario, Ore. 


11/01 Treasure Valley CC W-30-21, 30-16, 30-22 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/04 North Idaho College L-30-25, 30-26, 30-24 Twin Falls, Idaho

Location: Salt Lake City, Utah 


President: Cynthia Biotheau 

Athletic Director: Norma Carr 

Sports Information Director: Hannah Lee/Lisa Peshell 

Mascot: Bruin 

Colors: Royal Blue and Gold 

Head Volleyball Coach: Sue Delaney 

Last Season’s Record: 44-2 overall, 10-0 SWAC 

Location: Price, Utah 


President: Ryan Thomas 

Athletic Director: Dave Paur 

Mascot: Golden Eagle 

Colors: Navy Blue and Gold 

Head Volleyball Coach: Brent Martindale 


Location: Rangely, Colorado 


President: John Boyd 

Athletic Director: Mark Skelton 

Mascot: Spartan 

Colors: Red, White and Black 

Head Volleyball Coach: Richard Barker 


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Location: Ephraim, Utah 


President: Scott Wyatt 

Athletic Director: Kevin White 

Sports Information Director: Tyler Hughes 

Mascot: Badger 

Colors: Blue and White 

Head Volleyball Coach: Les Calles 


Location: Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 


President: Dr. Priscilla Bell 

Athletic Director: Al Williams 

Sports Information Director: Erna Rhinehart 

Mascot: Cardinal 

Colors: Red and Gray 

Head Volleyball Coach: Chris Kosty 

Last Season’s Record: 20-10 overall, 6-4 SWAC

2008 VB Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

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