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ITHACA COLLEGE

ITHACA BOMBERS VOLLEYBALL 

Campus Information 

Location 953 Danby Road, Ithaca, N.Y. 

Enrollment 6,400 

Founded 1892 

President Thomas R. Rochon 

Nickname Bombers 

Colors Blue and Gold 

Affiliation NCAA Division III 

Conference Empire 8 

Home Field Carp Wood Field 

Division of Athletics 

Head Volleyball Coach Janet Donovan 

Phone (607) 274-1269 

E-mail 

Director of 

jdonovan@ithaca.edu 

Intercollegiate Athletics Ken Kutler 

Phone 

Associate Director of 

(607) 274-3209 

Intercollegiate Athletics Mike Lindberg 

Phone 

Assistant Director of 

(607) 274-3199 

Intercollegiate Athletics Ernie McClatchie 

Phone (607) 274-5708 

Senior Woman Administrator Deb Pallozzi 

Phone 

Operations and 

(607) 274-1270 

Events Coordinator Andrea McClatchie 

Phone (607) 274-3793 

Supervisor of Athletic Trainers Kent Scriber 

Phone (607) 274-3178 

Sports Information Director Mike Warwick 

Phone (607) 274-1401 

E-mail 

Assistant Sports 

mwarwick@ithaca.edu 

Information Director Joe Gladziszewski 

Phone (607) 274-3825 

E-mail 

Assistant Sports 

jgladziszewski@ithaca.edu 

Information Director Chris Lewis 

Phone (607) 274-5124 

Sports Information Fax 

College Information 

(607) 274-1671 

Egbert Hall (607) 274-3011 

Admissions Office (607) 274-3124 

Job Hall (800) 429-4274 

Financial Aid Office (607) 274-3131 

Campus Center (800) 429-4275 

College Web Page www.ithaca.edu 

Athletics Web Page bombers.ithaca.edu 

Information / Contents 

Contents 

Ben Light Gymnasium ...................2 

Program History ......................... 3-4 

All-Americans .................................3 

Academic Honors ...........................3 

NCAA Playoff History ....................4 

Coaching Staff .............................5-6 

Bomber Coaching Records ...........5 

2009 Outlook ...................................6 

2009 Roster .....................................7 

2009 Team Photo ............................7 

2008 Statistics ................................8 

2008 Results ...................................8 

Record Book ..............................9-12 

All-Time Roster .............................12 

2009 Schedule .............................BC 

Press Information 

MEMBERS OF THE MEDIA 

For information, photos, stories, statistics, and videotape highlights, 

or to arrange an interview with a coach or athlete, please contact Mike 

Warwick in the sports information office, Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y. 

14850; phone: (607) 274-1401. 

ACCESSIBILITY 

Questions about accommodation for individuals with disabilities 

should be directed to the Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance at 

(607) 274-3909 (voice), (607) 274-1767 (TDD) or bleblanc@ithaca.edu 

as much in advance of the event as possible. 

CREDITS 

This Bomber media guide is produced by the Ithaca College Office 

of Sports Information, Mike Warwick, director; Joe Gladziszewski, 

assistant director; Chris Lewis, assistant director; Donna Mosher, 

department assistant. Photographic services by Tim McKinney and 

Patricia Reynolds unless otherwise indicated. 

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Ben Light Gymnasium 

Ithaca College’s gymnasium was dedicated on December 

5, 1964, and was later named after former administrator 

Ben Light in action taken by the school’s board of trustees 

in February 1968. The basketball court, with seating 

capacity for 2,500 spectators, is housed in the Laurence S. 

Hill Physical Education Center on campus. 

Ben Light was a football, basketball, and baseball 

standout at Ithaca College. A 1936 graduate, he was 

hired as a faculty member and coach. Following World 

War II Light took over the men’s basketball program and 

guided the Bombers to a 70-51 record over the next seven 

seasons. In 1952 he was named the school’s first director 

of admissions and placement, and seven years later he 

became secretary of Ithaca College. Light was chosen as 

vice president of development in 1968, a position he held 

until his death. 

Laurence S. Hill was dean of physical education at 

Ithaca from 1929 until 1957. Both Light and Hill were 

inducted into the Ithaca College Athletic Hall of Fame. 

The Ithaca men’s basketball team defeated Lock 

Haven, 77-57, in the first game played at the new gym on 

December 9, 1964. George Valesente, the current baseball 

coach at Ithaca, helped the Bombers to victory with 16 

points that evening. 

Ben Light Gymnasium has played host to numerous 

volleyball tournaments, highlighted by three rounds of the 

1994 NCAA Division III Volleyball Championship. The 

Bombers hosted a quarterfinal match, beating Springfield 

to advance to the national semifinals, and were selected to 

host the semifinal and championship round. A year later, 

Ithaca hosted Springfield in the quarterfinals and rallied 

from a 2-0 deficit to reach the final four for the second 

year in a row. Ithaca is the only school from New York or 

New England to have hosted the national semifinals and 

championship round of the NCAA tournament. 

The oldest tradition is the Bomber Invitational, which 

began during the 1973 season. This tournament continues 

to attract premier teams in Division III volleyball. The 

invitational was on hiatus from 1977 to 1986 and from 

1993 to 1994. In 1977 Ithaca was the site of the Eastern 

Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women 

(EAIAW) northeast regional tournament and the Bombers 

took fourth place. The following year the Bombers 

hosted the New York State Association of Intercollegiate 

Athletics for Women (NYSAIAW) tournament. In 1986 

and 1989 Ithaca was the site for the Independent College 

Athletic Conference (ICAC) Championship, placing first 

and third, respectively. Ithaca hosted and placed second 

in the New York State Women’s Collegiate Athletic 

Association (NYSWCAA) Championship in 1993. Ithaca 

hosted a quarterfinal match against Trinity (Texas) in 

1999, losing to the Tigers, 3-0. 

The volleyball team has won over 75 percent of 

its matches in Ben Light Gymnasium since 1974. The 

Bombers enter this season with an 133-39 (.773) mark at 

home during Janet Donovan’s coaching career. 

In addition to Ithaca’s volleyball team, the facility is 

also the home arena for intercollegiate gymnastics, men’s 

and women’s basketball and wrestling. 

ITHACA HOME RECORD 

Record in Ben Light Gymnasium 

1974-2008 

256-82, .757 

Years Won Lost Pct 

1974-80 58 15 .795 

1981-90 59 26 .694 

1991-99 67 21 .761 

2000-08 72 20 .800 

Totals 256 82 .757 



Eleven invitations to the NCAA Division III playoffs 

since 1993 have helped solidify Ithaca’s standing as 

one of the most successful in the nation, but the program’s 

highlights extend back much further. Since volleyball 

became a varsity sport in 1968, the team has posted a 

winning record in 34 of 39 seasons. The Bombers have 

recorded an overall mark of 1,040-425-4 (.710). 

The last 11 NCAA playoff appearances have come 

under current head coach Janet Donovan. Hired in 1992, 

Donovan helped the Bombers to back-to-back 37-13 records 

her first two years. Ithaca won its second straight Eastern 

College Athletic Conference (ECAC) championship in 

1992, led by Laurie Roberts, who set a school record with 

3,774 career assists. In 1993 the Bombers advanced to the 

NCAA tournament. 

The 1994 team finished 53-4, setting a school record 

for wins, and made the program’s first trip to the NCAA 

Division III semifinals. The Bombers hosted the event in 

Ben Light Gymnasium. Tracy Swyers finished her career 

as the Bombers’ career leader in kills (1,659), while Lisa 

Black set the career digs record (1,644). All-American 

Melissa Kryz had a school-record 549 total blocks. Sindie 

Shollenberger set a record with 278 career service aces. 

Swyers was named a first-team all-American, and Black 

and Kryz picked up second-team all-American honors. 

Bonnie McDowell, a first-team all-American in 1995, 

posted a school-record 614 kills and led the Bombers 

back to the national semifinals, where they finished 

fourth, ending the year with a 41-4 record. Teammate 

Heidi Nichols was named to the 1995 all-America second 

team. The following year Ithaca stretched its streak to 

four consecutive appearances in the NCAA playoffs and 

reached the 20-win level for the seventh straight year. 

Nichols again received all-America honors as a first-team 

selection. 

The 1997 team went 32-6 and reached the 

championship match of the New York regional. Nichols 

became the program’s first volleyball athlete to be named 

a first-team all-American two years in a row and to receive 

three consecutive appointments to the all-America team. 

She was also named a second-team academic all-American 

and set Ithaca records for career kills (1,855) and blocks 

(671). Nichols, also an all-American high jumper with 

Ithaca’s track and field team, earned the NCAA’s Woman 

of the Year award for the state of New York—an honor 

encompassing Division I, II and III athletes. 

In 1998 the Bombers advanced to the NCAA regional 

championship match for the fourth time in five years. 

Eleven of their losses came to NCAA regional-qualifying 

teams. Freshman setter Jen Salmon was voted to the 

American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) allregion 

team. The next season the team recorded another 

30 wins and captured the regional title, defeating Cortland, 

3-2, in the regional championship match. In 1999 Salmon, 

along with teammates Robin Dalton, Rebecca Helmetsie 

and Jessica Raymond, were voted to AVCA all-region team. 

Program History 

AVCA ALL-AMERICANS 

Year Name Pos. Honor 

1983 Rhonda Faunce MH AVCA Honorable Mention 

1984 Rhonda Faunce MH AVCA Honorable Mention 

1994 Lisa Black OH AVCA Second Team 

Melissa Kryz MH AVCA Second Team 

Tracy Swyers OH Asics First Team 

AVCA First Team 

1995 Bonnie McDowell OH Asics First Team 


Heidi Nichols MH AVCA Second Team 

1996 Heidi Nichols MH Asics First Team 


1997 Heidi Nichols MH Asics First Team 


2002 Jessica Raymond MH AVCA First Team 

2003 Janet Hammond OH AVCA Honorable Mention 

Julie Roth OH AVCA Second Team 

2004 Julie Roth OH AVCA Third Team 

Katie Hause OH AVCA Honorable Mention 

2005 Andrea Blitz MH AVCA Honorable Mention 

Jen Cramer MH AVCA Honorable Mention 

Amanda Hubbard OH AVCA Honorable Mention 

2006 Amanda Hubbard OH AVCA Honorable Mention 

2007 Amanda Hubbard OH AVCA Honorable Mention 

* AVCA = American Volleyball Coaches Association 

ACADEMIC HONORS 

1993 Lisa Black First-Team District I All-Academic 

Third-Team Academic All-American 

1994 Lisa Black First-Team District I All-Academic 

Second-Team Academic All-American 

1994 Tracy Swyers First-Team District I All-Academic 

Third-Team Academic All-American 

1996 Jill Finochio Second-Team District I All-Academic 

Teresa Lemery First-Team District I All-Academic 


Heidi Nichols First-Team District I All-Academic 

1997 Heidi Nichols First-Team District I All-Academic 


2000 Stephanie Raefski First-Team District I All-Academic 

2003 Andrea Blitz Third-Team District I All-Academic 

2004 Andrea Blitz Third-Team District I All-Academic 

2005 Andrea Blitz First-Team District I All-Academic 

2006 Katie Hause Second-Team District I All-Academic 

Mary Schaefer Second-Team District I All-Academic 



The 2000 team was back in the NCAA regional 

championship match. Senior Stephanie Raefski was named 

to the District I All-Academic first team in addition to the 

AVCA all-region team with teammates Karen McCord, 

Salmon and Raymond. A year later the Bombers advanced 

to the regional finals for the fourth consecutive season. 

Salmon, Raymond and sophomore Janet Hammond were 

named to the all-region team. In 2002 Raymond earned 

her fourth straight all-conference recognition and became 

the program’s first all-American in five years. In 2003, 

two Bombers were named all-Americans as Julie Roth 

earned second-team honors and Hammond receiving 

honorable mention. Roth earned third-team all-American 

honors last year, along with freshman Katie Hause, who 

received honorable mention. The team finished 27-13 and 

won the Empire 8 championship. The Bombers repeated 

as the Empire 8 champions in 2005 and posted an overall 

record of 31-9. Seniors Andrea Blitz and Jen Cramer and 

sophomore Amanda Hubbard each received AVCA all- 

American honorable mention. 

Hubbard received AVCA all-America honorable 

mention again in 2006 and 2007. In 2007, she led the 

Bombers to a 30-9 record and NYSWCAA and ECAC 

championships. 

Coach Nancy Hicks led Ithaca into its first varsity 

season in 1968 and guided the team again in 1970 and 

1971. Barbara Blodgett took over in 1969. The 1971 season 

saw Ithaca make its first appearance in the postseason, a 

fourth-place showing in the NYSAIAW playoffs. 

Sarah Rich guided the team from 1972 to 1977 and 

then again from 1979 to 1984. Jane Arnett was the school’s 

coach in 1978. Under coach Rich, the Bombers extended 

their season every year except for one, with three straight 

trips to the NCAA regionals (1982-84). 

Rhonda Faunce, a four-year hitter for Ithaca, was a 

standout performer during Rich’s reign. Faunce, who set 

single-season Ithaca records for total blocks (207) and 

service aces (94), was the first Bomber volleyball player to 

earn all-American honors. 

Coach Jane Jacobs picked up where Rich left off in 

1985. During her three-year stint, the Bombers made two 

appearances in the NCAA playoffs. Jacobs compiled a 

115-33 mark, and her 1987 team tied the school record for 

wins, going 44-9. 

Denise Dewey, Cathy Franz, Michelle Holmes, Jocy 

Jones, and Adrian Warstadt were top players for Jacobs. 

Dewey still holds the Ithaca record for digs in a season 

(769), which she set in 1987. 

Sheila Deam directed the program from 1988-91. After 

two rebuilding seasons, she worked the program back into 

playoff contention with a 26-21 record in 1990 and a 32-15 

mark in 1991. Ithaca won its first ECAC championship in 

1991. Beverly Vosefski was one of the team’s top players 

during Deam’s tenure. 

Program History 

NCAA PLAYOFF HISTORY 

Year Opponent W-L Game Scores 

1982 at Wisconsin-LaCrosse L 9-15, 14-16, 2-15 

1983 Brockport W 2-15, 15-13, 15-3, 15-1 

MIT L 15-12, 9-15, 8-15, 8-15 

1984 vs. Albany 

at Nazareth W 15-13, 15-5, 15-9 

at LaVerne L 3-15, 4-15, 15-17 

1985 at Cortland L 15-2, 5-15, 9-15, 9-15 

1987 Cortland L 14-16, 15-7, 10-15, 10-15 

1993 at Rochester L 8-15, 5-15, 10-15 

1994 vs. New York University 

at Brockport W 15-7, 15-11, 15-1 

at Brockport W 15-12, 15-6, 15-6 

Stony Brook W 15-3, 15-7, 15-7 

Washington (Mo.) † L 15-11, 15-8, 15-8 

Juniata L 12-15, 3-15, 11-15 

1995 vs. Binghamton 

at Rochester W 15-5, 16-14, 15-9 

at Rochester W 15-5, 15-9, 15-6 

Springfield W 12-15, 7-15, 15-7, 15-8, 15-11 

vs. Washington (Mo.) † 

at UW-Whitewater L 5-15, 14-16, 11-15 

at UW-Whitewater L 16-18, 9-15, 12-15 

1996 vs. RIT 

at Cortland L 12-15, 12-15, 8-15 

1997 vs. St. John Fisher 

at Cortland W 15-9, 15-7, 15-6 

at Cortland L 15-11, 7-15, 15-7, 12-15, 15-11 

1998 vs. St. John Fisher 

at Cortland W 15-10, 13-15, 15-9, 15-10 

vs. RIT 

at Cortland W 10-15, 15-13, 15-17, 15-9, 15-9 

at Cortland L 12-15, 8-15, 4-15 

1999 vs. Skidmore W 15-3, 15-9, 15-6 

at Cortland W 2-15, 6-15, 15-13, 15-4, 15-12 

Trinity (Texas) L 13-15, 7-15, 11-15 

2000 vs. Skidmore at Elmira W 15-8, 15-6, 15-13 

at Elmira W 15-3, 15-5, 12-15, 15-7 

vs. Cortland at Elmira L 8-15, 11-15, 15-8, 15-12, 10-15 

2001 vs. Cortland 

at Nazareth W 30-26, 30-26, 24-30, 26-30, 15-12 

at Nazareth L 31-29, 18-30, 30-27, 21-30, 2-15 

2004 City College of N.Y. W 30-23, 30-17, 31-29 

Cortland L 23-30, 30-26, 25-30, 29-31 

2005 vs. New Jersey City 

at NYU W 30-26, 30-27, 30-26 

vs. Cortland at NYU L 27-30, 21-30, 26-30 

† NCAA Semifinal Match 

NCAA Consolation Match 

Overall NCAA Playoff Record: 18-18 (.500) 



JANET DONOVAN 

Head Coach 

Janet Donovan enters her 18th season at the helm of the Ithaca volleyball program. Her list of 

achievements includes a 534-209 record (.719) and 11 trips to the NCAA playoffs. She ranks as 

Ithaca’s winningest volleyball coach. 

Hired in 1992, Donovan posted the highest first-year win total (37) by any Ithaca volleyball coach 

and led the Bombers to an ECAC championship. The following season saw Ithaca start a nine-year 

streak of NCAA playoff appearances. In 1994 Donovan led the team to a school-record 53 wins and the 

program’s first berth in the NCAA semifinals. The Bombers were back in the semifinals the following 

year and made their ninth straight trip to the NCAA tournament in 2001. Ithaca returned to the NCAA 

playoffs in 2004 and 2005. Last fall’s team won Ithaca’s second ECAC championship along with winning 

the school’s second New York State title. 

Donovan was named AVCA region coach of the year and Empire Athletic Association coach of the 

year in 1993 and 1994. In 1999 she again earned the honor of AVCA region coach of the year. In 1994 

she was the Ithaca Journal’s choice as female coach of the year. During her career at Ithaca, 12 players 

have earned a total of 20 all-America honors. In addition, five Bombers have been named academic JANET DONOVAN 

all-Americans in that span. 

A 1987 graduate of Cortland, Donovan was a letter winner on a team that made NCAA regional 

appearances from 1985 to 1987. She was also the Red Dragons’ team captain in 1987. After scholastic volleyball coaching stints at Tully 

High School and Lyons Central High School, Donovan took over as coach at Keuka College in 1990. She led the Warriors to a 24-14 

mark and a state tournament berth. As a graduate assistant volleyball coach at Humboldt State University in 1991, Donovan helped 

the Division II Lumberjacks to a 24-10 record and third place in the Northern California Athletic Conference. The non-scholarship 

institution ended its season ranked 21st in the nation. 

In addition to her volleyball duties, Donovan is an instructor in the School of Health Sciences and Human Performance. She spent 

four years as an assistant coach with the Ithaca women’s lacrosse team and five years as an assistant track and field coach. She and her 

husband, Bill, have two children, Will and Kaci. 

ADAM RICHWALDER 

Assistant Coach 

Adam Richwalder returns to coach the 

Bombers this year as the Assistant Coach 

after spending three years as a student coach 

and volunteer assistant. 

A graduate of Ithaca, he received a Bachelor 

of Arts in Speech Communication in 2006. He is 

also currently taking part time classes toward 

a Masters of Science in Communications at 

Ithaca. 

Aside from working with the Bombers, 

ADAM RICHWALDER 

Richwalder is a volunteer coach with the 

Southern Tier Girls Volleyball Club. He coached 

the 18-and-under age group in 2008, and most 

recently coached the 17-and-under club in the spring of 2009. 

Coaching Staff 

BOMBER COACHING RECORDS 

Name (Seasons) Years Won Lost Tied Win Pct. 

JANET DONOVAN(1992-present) 16 534 209 0 .719 

Sarah Rich (1972-77, 79-84) 12 306 96 3 .759 

Jane Jacobs (1985-87) 3 115 33 0 .777 

Sheila Deam (1988-91) 4 90 87 0 .508 

Jane Arnett (1978) 1 25 13 0 .658 

Nancy Hicks (1968, 1970-71) 3 10 9 1 .525 

Barbara Blodgett (1969) 1 4 1 0 .800 

Totals 39 1,040 425 4 .710 



BRIANNA D’ERRICO 

Graduate Assistant Coach 

A2009 graduate of Ithaca, D’Errico 

earned a pair of varsity letters as 

a member of the volleyball team after 

transferring from Monroe Community 

College. She served as a team captain as 

a senior. D’Errico tallied 507 digs and 

68 aces in her Bomber career. She is currently 

pursuing a master’s degree in exercise 

science. 

RECORD BOOK 

The Bombers will look to return to the postseason 

with a young squad that features nine freshmen and 

sophomores out of a roster of 14 players. 

2008 RECAP: Ithaca went 17-20 overall last season, 

including 4-4 in Empire 8 play. The team finished fifth in 

the conference. Setter Corinna Doctor was named to the 

all-Empire 8 team for the third time in three seasons. 

KEY LOSSES: Ithaca lost senior Brianna D’Errico to 

graduation. One of the team’s most versatile players, she 

tallied 316 digs, 71 service aces and 52 kills as a senior. 

She tied for the team lead in aces. The Bombers will also 

be without Jen Heberton and Francine Nikas, who were 

juniors in 2008. 

OUTSIDE: Senior Rachel Busch leads the Bombers’ 

returners on the outside. Among the team’s returning 

players, she ranked first with 276 kills in 2008. She also 

picked up 89 digs and 18 blocks as a junior. Sophomores 

Elizabeth Previte and Karin Edsall will also be major 

contributors at outside hitter. Previte—who will also see 

time in the middle—recorded 74 kills her freshman year, 

averaging more than one per set. Edsall, who saw action 

mainly at setter as a freshman, had 83 assists and 42 kills. 

Fellow sophomore Jessica Hoeffner will miss the seasons 

due to injury. Freshman Stephanie Lavallato and Katie 

Rickabaugh are newcomers on the outside. 

RIGHT SIDE: Sophomore Chelsea Hayes will see 

significant time at opposite. She ranked third on the team 

with 203 kills last season, averaging 2.18 per set. She also 

dug 163 balls. Hayes was named Empire 8 Rookie of the 

Week in recognition of her play at the RIT Invitational. 

She recorded three double-doubles at the tournament. 

MIDDLE: Sophomore Kate Thoene will lead the way 

for Ithaca in the middle. The team’s tallest player, she led 

the squad with 65 blocks as a freshman. She also totaled 

87 kills. Thoene was a key defensive contributor during the 

season’s first Empire 8 Crossover, tallying 21 kills in four 

matches. She was named conference Rookie of the Week 

following the performance. Senior Lindsey Jones, a new 

addition to the team, will also contribute. 

Coaching Staff 

AMANDA HUBBARD 

Graduate Assistant Coach 

Athree-time honorable mention to 

the AVCA all-America squad during 

her tenure with the Bombers, Hubbard 

graduated from Ithaca in 2008. In three 

years, Hubbard ranks in the top-10 in 

program history in kills (4th, 1,677) and 

digs (6th, 1,472). She also holds two of the 

top-10 single season kill totals. Hubbard 

is currently pursuing a master’s degree in 

health education. 

2009 OUTLOOK 

RECORD BOOK 

SETTER: Doctor begins the season ranked second in 

Bombers history with 4,191 career assists. She needs 1,108 

more to become the program’s all-time leader. Doctor has 

averaged 1,397 assists per season in her career. She holds 

the school single-season record with 1,603 in 2007, and 

added 1,194 last season. She added 361 digs and 71 aces 

as junior. She tied for the team lead in aces, and enters the 

season ranked sixth in Ithaca history with 233. She needs 

50 more as a senior to become the team’s all-time leader 

in that category. A second-team all-Empire 8 player as a 

junior, Doctor has been named to the all-conference team 

in each of her seasons. She was also named to a pair of 

all-tournament teams. Freshmen Melissa Woodcome and 

Carly Graham will see time backing up Doctor, as well as 

at other positions. 

LIBERO/DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST: Junior Tina 

Orlandini tallied 701 digs in 2008, the second-highest 

total in program history. Orlandini had six matches with 

at least 30 digs, including two with 40. She was named 

to the all-tournament team at the Bomber Invitational. 

Classmate Taylor Horton ranked third on the team in both 

digs (343) and aces (58) as a sophomore. 

2009 SCHEDULE: Ithaca opens the season at 

perennially-ranked Juniata at the Aasics Invitational 

(Sep. 4-5). The will host their own Bomber Invitational 

the following weekend (Sep. 11-12). The team will play 

its conference schedule at two Empire 8 Crossover 

tournaments. The first will be hosted by Hartwick (Sep. 

26-27) and the second by Nazareth (Oct. 24-25). Ithaca will 

host the New York State Regional Challenge (Oct. 31-Nov. 

1) to close the regular season. The team will also compete 

in tournaments at RIT (Sep. 18-19), Fredonia (Oct. 2-3) 

and Union (Oct. 9-10), as well as individual matches with 

Rochester (Sep. 8), Geneseo (Sep. 22), Cortland (Oct. 6) 

and Oneonta (Oct. 20). 



No. Name Pos. Class Ht. High School/Prep Hometown 

1 WOODCOME, Marissa S/DS Fr. 5-6 Pittsford-Sutherland Pittsford 

** 2 HORTON, Taylor DS Jr. 5-1 Lakeridge Lake Oswego, Ore. 

*** 3 BUSCH, Rachel OH Sr. 5-9 Hoover North Canton, Ohio 

*** 4 DOCTOR, Corinna S Sr. 5-5 Skaneateles Skaneateles 

5 JONES, Lindsey MH Sr. 5-9 Ballston Spa Malta 

6 GRAHAM, Carly S Fr. 5-7 West Genesee Syracuse 

8 RICKABAUGH, Katie OH Fr. 5-8 Henderson West Chester, Pa. 

* 7 HAYES, Chelsea RS/MH So. 5-10 Northern Valley Regional Haworth, N.J. 

* 9 EDSALL, Karin S/OH So. 5-11 Cornwall Central Cornwall 

* 11 PREVITE, Elizabeth MH So. 5-9 Hunterdon Central Flemington, N.J. 

* 12 HOEFFNER, Jessica OH So. 5-8 Hauppauge Hauppauge 

15 LAVALLATO, Stephanie OH Fr. 5-8 Hunterdon Central Flemington, N.J. 

** 16 ORLANDINI, Tina DS Jr. 5-4 Flintridge Sacred Heart Altadena, Calif. 

* 17 THOENE, Kate MH So. 6-1 Voorhees High Bridge, N.J. 

* Letters won (nine letter winners returning) 

Captain: Corinna Doctor 

Head Coach: Janet Donovan 

Assistant Coach: Adam Richwalder 

Graduate Assistant Coaches: Brianna D’Errico, Amanda Hubbard 

2009 Roster 

COMPLETE PLAYER BIOS AVAILABLE IN ONLINE ROSTER 



2008 STATISTICS 

/————— Attack ——————/ 

Name GP/MP Att Kills Errors Pct Asst Aces Digs TB 

4 DOCTOR, Corinna 137/37 136 38 11 .199 1194 71 361 18 

5 HEBERTON, Jen 120/33 1214 413 203 .173 11 24 228 28 

1 NIKAS, Francine 125/37 604 191 90 .167 15 21 79 51 

3 BUSCH, Rachel 117/35 880 276 140 .155 8 0 89 18 

11 PREVITE, Elizabeth 73/27 214 74 45 .136 14 6 24 35 

17 THOENE, Kate 87/28 282 95 63 .113 1 0 19 65 

7 HAYES, Chelsea 93/32 673 203 133 .104 9 19 163 12 

12 HOEFFNER, Jessica 65/30 351 111 79 .091 1 3 79 15 

6 D’ERRICO, Brianna 129/36 241 52 36 .066 37 71 316 10 

9 EDSALL, Karin 68/26 209 42 38 .019 83 7 126 23 

16 ORLANDINI, Tina 137/37 106 7 6 .009 27 36 701 0 

2 HORTON, Taylor 135/37 62 2 2 .000 13 58 343 0 

10 THEN, Ashleigh 26/10 68 12 17 -.074 2 1 8 13 

ITHACA 140/37 5040 1516 863 .130 1415 317 2536 174 

Opponents 140/34 2338 734 375 .154 573 116 845 124 

Date Opponent W-L IC-Opp Game Scores 

8/29 vs. Richard Stockton # L 0-3 20-25, 9-25, 12-25 

vs. Sweet Briar # W 3-0 25-4, 25-22, 25-21 

8/30 vs. SUNY Inst. of Tech. # W 3-0 25-9, 25-13, 25-21 

vs. Rowan # W 3-0 25-22, 25-17, 25-10 

9/5 ONEONTA & W 3-0 25-8, 25-23, 26-24 

HAMILTON & W 3-2 25-14, 24-26, 22-25, 

25-8, 15-12 

9/6 WIDENER & L 1-3 22-25, 25-22, 23-25, 

20-25 

NYU & L 2-3 26-24, 25-27, 13-25, 

25-22, 15-17 

9/9 ROCHESTER L 0-3 18-25, 18-25, 18-25 

9/12 vs. Rochester @ W 3-1 17-25, 25-17, 25-21, 

25-17 

vs. Cortland @ L 0-3 16-25, 26-28, 21-25 

9/13 vs. St. John Fisher @ L 2-3 25-22, 19-25, 25-13, 

20-25, 11-15 

vs. Clarkson @ W 3-1 25-23, 20-25, 25-17, 

25-18 

9/23 Geneseo W 3-1 17-25, 25-20, 25-16, 

25-22 

9/27 vs. Elmira * + W 3-2 7-25, 19-25, 25-19, 

25-18, 15-6 

vs. Nazareth * + L 1-3 28-20, 13-25, 25-14, 

25-17 

9/28 vs. RIT * + L 2-3 25-22, 24-26, 17-25, 

25-23, 15-11 

vs. St. John Fisher * + L 2-3 25-15, 21-25, 11-25, 

25-22, 5-15 

9/30 CLARKSON W 3-0 25-17, 25-22, 25-23 

10/3 vs. Brockport $ W 3-1 25-21, 25-22, 25-27, 

25-18 

vs. RIT $ L 2-3 19-25, 30-28, 15-25, 

25-21, 10-15 

Statistics / Results 

2008 RESULTS (17-20) 

Date Opponent W-L IC-Opp Game Scores 

10/4 vs. Springfield $ L 0-3 18-25, 23-25, 21-25 

at Nazareth $ L 1-3 12-25, 25-20, 19-25, 

22-25 

10/7 at Cortland L 1-3 17-25, 19-25, 25-19, 

19-25 

10/10 vs. Hartwick ! W 3-1 26-24, 18-25, 19-25, 

20-25 

vs. Potsdam ! W 3-1 19-25, 25-18, 25-18, 

26-24 

10/11 vs. Skidmore ! L 1-3 18-25, 25-22, 21-25, 

11-25 

at Union ! L 0-3 12-25, 21-25, 24-26 

10/21 ONEONTA W 3-0 25-13, 25-23, 25-20 

10/25 UTICA * % W 3-0 25-23, 25-9, 25-16 

HARTWICK * % W 3-0 25-20, 25-22, 25-21 

10/26 ALFRED * % W 3-1 22-25, 25-9, 25-16, 

25-9 

STEVENS * % L 0-3 8-25, 13-25, 19-25 

11/1 vs. NYU ^ L 0-3 7-25, 20-25, 15-25 

at RIT ^ L 0-3 15-25, 24-26, 19-25 

11/2 vs. Nazareth ^ L 2-3 25-20, 23-25, 18-25, 

25-21, 12-15 

vs. Brockport ^ L 1-3 25-22, 21-25, 19-25, 

11-25 

# Greyhound Premiere Invitational at Moravian 

& Bomber Invitational 

@ RIT Invitational 

+ Empire 8 Crossover at Stevens 

$ Nazareth Invitational 

! Interleague Challenge at Union 

% Empire 8 Crossover at Ithaca 

^ New York State Regional Challenge at RIT 

* Empire 8 match 

Home matches in CAPITAL LETTERS. 



TEAM RECORDS 

Wins and Losses 

Wins, Season: 53; 1994 

Losses, Season: 27; 1988 

Undefeated Streak: 26; 1994 

Losing Streak: 10; 1988 

Winning Percentage, Season: .930; 1994 

Matches Played, Season: 57; 1994 

Match Statistics 

Kills, Season: 2,177; 1996 

Assists, Season: 2,321; 1983 

Digs, Season: 3,091; 1996 

Service Aces, Season: 395; 2005 

Total Blocks, Season: 911; 1982 

NCAA RECORD BOOK 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Kills 

Season: 760; Heidi Nichols, 1996 

Career: 1,889; Janet Hammond, 2000-03 

Kill Percentage, Season: .411; Jessica Raymond, 2001 

Assists 

Season: 1,603; CORINNA DOCTOR, 2007 

Career: 5,297; Jen Salmon, 1998-2001 

Digs 

Season: 773; Jen Cramer, 2003 

Career: 1,931; Jen Cramer, 2002-05 

Service Aces 

Season: 100; Kaye Haverstock, 2005 

Career: 282; Jen Salmon, 1998-2001 

Total Blocks 

Season: 219; Heidi Nichols, 1996 

Career: 671; Heidi Nichols, 1994-97 

Career: 0.36; Beth Howland, 1988-91 

Winningest Active Division III Coaches 

By Total Victories 

Years Won Lost Pct 

1. Larry Bock, Juniata 32 1,182 182 .867 

2. Rich Luenemann, Washington-St.Louis 28 936 310 .751 

3. Stephanie Schleuder, Macalester 33 696 447 .609 

4. Joel Dearing, Springfield 28 670 299 .691 

5. Julie Jenkins, Trinity (Tex.) 25 666 306 .686 

6. Cindy Book, St. Olaf 26 617 297 .675 

7. Elizabeth Zicha, Muskingum 24 599 268 .691 

8. Jean Lojko, Greensboro 27 585 372 .611 

9. Shane Kimura, Linfield 31 578 398 .592 

10. Susan Roberts, Grove City 26 574 354 .619 

13. JANET DONOVAN, Ithaca 18 544 209 .722 

ECAC TOURNAMENT HISTORY 


1991 at Eastern Connecticut 

vs. E. Nazarene W 12-15, 15-8, 15-6, 15-5 

vs. E. Connecticut W 15-10, 11-15, 15-8, 15-11 

1992 at Bates 

vs. E. Conn. W 15-2, 17-15, 15-9 

vs. Bates W 15-9, 15-5, 15-9 

2002 at Plymouth St. 

vs. Geneseo W 30-24, 30-20, 19-30, 30-26 

vs. Coast Guard L 29-31, 30-28, 30-27, 

26-30, 12-15 

Record Book 


2003 at RIT 

vs. Rochester W 27-30, 30-28, 39-37, 30-23 

at RIT L 20-30, 21-30, 20-30 

2007 at Union 

vs. Hartwick W 30-16, 30-25, 25-30, 30-27 

vs. Vassar W 30-25, 28-30, 30-25, 

26-30, 15-6 



SEASON KILLS 

No. Name (year) Games Kills 

1. Heidi Nichols (1996) 150 760 

2. Janet Hammond (2003) 148 650 

3. Amanda Hubbard (2007) 135 642 

4. Bonnie McDowell (1995) 125 614 

5. Tracy Swyers (1994) 140 601 

6. Julie Roth (2003) 147 582 

7. Heidi Nichols (1997) 132 551 

8. Lisa Black (1993) 148 550 

9. Julie Roth (2004) 130 534 


SEASON KILL PERCENTAGE 

No. Name (year) Games Kill % 

1. Jessica Raymond (2001) 105 .411 




5. Heidi Nichols (1996) 150 .379 

6. Rhonda Faunce (1983) N/A .374 

7. Robin Dalton (1999) 127 .369 

8. Tracy Swyers (1994) 140 .366 

9. Cathy D’Apice (1982) N/A .350 

10. Janet Hammond (2002) 147 .346 

SEASON ASSISTS 

No. Name (year) Games Assists 

1. CORINNA DOCTOR (2007) 136 1,603 

2. Jen Salmon (2000) 142 1,573 

3. Jill Finochio (1996) 155 1,563 

4. Shannon Barclay (2002) 144 1,486 

5. Sindie Shollenberger (1993) 142 1,448 

6. CORINNA DOCTOR (2006) 136 1,394 

7. Jen Salmon (1999) 131 1,348 

8. Jen Salmon (2001) 124 1,345 

9. Jill Finochio (1995) 126 1,306 

10. Mandi Morningstar (2003) 125 1,292 


All stats through completion of 2008 season. 

Statistics are incomplete for 1984-86 and 1988 seasons. 

CAREER KILLS 

No. Name (seasons) Games Kills 

1. Janet Hammond (2000-03) 528 1,889 

2. Julie Roth (2001-04) 540 1,873 

3. Heidi Nichols (1994-97) 548 1,855 

4. Amanda Hubbard (2005-07) 400 1,677 

5. Tracy Swyers (1991-94) 485 1,659 

6. Lisa Black (1991-94) 505 1,619 

7. Jessica Raymond (1999-2002) 520 1,558 

8. Rhonda Faunce (1981-84) 455 1,536 

9. Bonnie McDowell (1992-95) 487 1,348 

10. Melissa Kryz (1991-94) 527 1,148 

CAREER KILL PERCENTAGE 

No. Name (seasons) Games Kill % 

1. Jessica Raymond (1999-2002) 520 .395 

2. Robin Dalton (1999) 127 .369 

3. Heidi Nichols (1994-97) 548 .350 

4. Rhonda Faunce (1981-83) N/A .312 

5. Denise Dweey (1987) 121 .311 

T6. Cathy D’Apice (1980-82) N/A .308 

Janet Hammond (2000-03) 528 .308 

8. Lauren Oman (2002-05) 344 .295 

9. Tracy Swyers (1991-94) 485 .292 

10. Bonnie McDowell (1992-95) 487 .289 

CAREER ASSISTS 

No. Name (seasons) Games Assists 

1. Jen Salmon (1998-2001) 522 5,297 

2. CORINNA DOCTOR (2006-pres) 409 4,191 

3. Jill Finochio (1995-97) 395 3,925 

4. Laurie Roberts (1989-92) 450 3,774 

5. Sindie Shollenberger (1991-94) 505 2,874 

6. Karen Mowbray (1981-83) 333 2,101 

7. Casey Buss (2004-05) 272 1,989 

8. Shannon Barclay (2001-02) 227 1,599 

9. Jenna Yehl (2004-07) 484 1,415 

10. Mary Chatterton (1981-83) N/A 1,316 



SEASON SERVICE ACES 

No. Name (year) Games Aces 

1. Kaye Haverstock (2005) 119 100 

2. CORINNA DOCTOR (2007) 136 97 

3. Jen Salmon (1999) 131 95 

T4. Rhonda Faunce (1983) 117 94 

Sindie Shollenberger (1993) 142 94 

6. Jocy Jones (1987) 115 88 

7. Laurie Roberts (1991) 125 85 

8. Tracy Swyers (1993) 134 84 

9. Kaye Haverstock (2004) 137 82 

10. Sindie Shollenberger (1992) 121 78 

SEASON DIGS 

No. Name (year) Games Digs 

1. Jen Cramer (2003) 149 773 

2. TINA ORLANDINI (2008) 137 701 

3. Denise Dewey (1987) 121 769 

4. Teresa Lemery (1996) 151 624 

5. Julie Roth (2003) 147 618 

6. Mary Schaefer (2006) 125 599 

7. Julie Roth (2004) 130 569 



10. Jen Cramer (2005) 138 516 

Digs were not recorded prior to 1984. 

SEASON BLOCKS 

No. Name (year) Games Blocks 

1. Heidi Nichols (1996) 150 219 

2. Jessica Raymond (2002) 147 215 

3. Rhonda Faunce (1982) 98 207 

4. Jeanne Sharkey (1982) 98 204 

5. Heidi Nichols (1997) 132 202 

6. Melissa Kryz (1991) 121 171 

7. Jen Cramer (2005) 138 163 

8. Courtney McVicker (2003) 146 162 

9. Meghan Morningstar (2003) 144 161 

T10. Jessica Raymond (2000) 143 153 

Christine Ansley (1998) 139 153 


All stats through completion of 2008 season. 

Statistics are incomplete for 1984-86 and 1988 seasons. 

CAREER SERVICE ACES 

No. Name (seasons) Games Aces 

1. Jen Salmon (1998-2001) 398 282 

2. Sindie Shollenberger (1991-94) 505 278 

3. Rhonda Faunce (1981-84) 455 252 

4. Kaye Haverstock (2002-05) 500 243 

Julie Roth (2001-04) 540 243 

6. CORINNA DOCTOR (2006-pres.) 409 233 

7. Tracy Swyers (1991-94) 485 221 

8. Laurie Roberts (1989-92) 450 203 

9. Lisa Black (1991-94) 505 192 

10. Jenna Yehl (2004-07) 484 172 

CAREER DIGS 

No. Name (seasons) Games Digs 

1. Jen Cramer (2002-05) 534 1,931 

2. Julie Roth (2001-04) 540 1,779 

3. Teresa Lemery (1993-96) 561 1,647 

4. Lisa Black (1991-94) 505 1,644 

5. Kaye Haverstock (2002-05) 500 1,533 

6. Amanda Hubbard (2005-07) 391 1,472 

7. Karen McCord (1997-2000) 490 1,457 

8. Jen Salmon (1998-2001) 398 1,422 

9. Mary Schaefer (2004-07) 421 1,329 

10. Rebecca Helmetsie (1996-99) 463 1,149 

Digs were not recorded prior to 1984. 

CAREER BLOCKS 

No. Name (seasons) Games Blocks 

1. Heidi Nichols (1994-97) 548 671 

2. Melissa Kryz (1991-94) 527 549 

3. Christine Ansley (1995-98) 456 456 

4. Rhonda Faunce (1981-84) N/A 455 

5. Andrea Blitz (2003-05) 401 387 

Jessica Raymond (1999-2002) 520 387 

7. Courtney McVicker (2000-03) 407 346 

8. Jeanne Sharkey (1980-83) N/A 299 

9. Meghan Morningstar (2002-03) 283 287 

10. Sarah Meyer (1990-93) 449 262 



A 

Julie Acker (1988) 

Diana Alleva (1974-75) 

Barbara Ames (1968-69-70) 

Marie Ampula (1990-91) 

Jo Anderson (1968) 

Mary Andrus (1981-82) 

Christine Ansley (1995-96-96-98) 

B 

Teresa Balmer (1972) 

Shannan Barclay (2001-02) 

Renee Bardin (1974) 

Karen Bartello (1976-77) 

Brenda Barr (1983) 

Denise Bennett (1995) 

Lisbeth Berbary (1997) 

Leslie Bernstein (1978-79-80) 

Lisa Black (1991-92-93-94) 

Andrea Blitz (2003-04-05) 

Lonnie Bloch (1969-70) 

Mary Boles (1972) 

Katie Bos (1992) 

Lisa Boyer (1975) 

Susan Bracco (1977-78-79-80) 

Rachel Braudy (1989-90-91) 

Holly Breen (1969) 

Sandy Brooks (1977-78) 

Kim Brown (1996-97-98-99) 

Heather Burgess (1998) 

Pat Burgess (1969-70) 

Chris Burke (1984) 

Rachel Busch (2006-07-08) 

Casey Buss (2004-05) 

Nancy Butler (1972) 

Jo Burruby (1981) 

C 

Julie Camacho (1975) 

Ro Camilleri (1974) 

Ellen Caughlin (1978) 

Mary Chatterton (1982-83-84) 

Erin Clougherty (2003) 

Katie Cook (1992) 

Mary Ellen Covanaugh (1975) 

Jen Cramer (2002-03-04-05) 

Puff Cramer (1968) 

Keri Curkendall (2000) 

D 

Sue Daggett (1974-75-76-77) 

Jan Dainard (1975-76) 

Kari Dalaker (1982) 

Robin Dalton (1999) 

Marie D’Ambrosia (1986-87-88) 

Danya Daniels (1970) 

Kathy D’Apice (1981-82) 

Kelly D’Arcangelis (1990) 

Leah Deane (1992-93) 

Brianna D’Errico (2007-08) 

Denise Dewey (1983-84) 

Michele Dexter (1969-70-71-72) 

Jennifer Dingee (1988) 

Corinna Doctor (2006-07-08) 

Nancy Dolan (1988-89) 

E 

Karin Edsall (2008) 

Linda Elkins (1969) 

F 

Pat Fabozzi (1970-71-72) 

Pam Farrell (1971-72) 

Rhonda Faunce (1982-83-84) 

Lisa Federico (1981) 

Jill Finochio (1995-96-97) 

Pat Foley (1974-75-76) 

Debbie Forshey (1988) 

Kay Fox (1985-86-87) 

Cathy Franz (1984-85-86-87) 

ALL-TIME ROSTER 

G 

Marisa Gallo (1995) 

Rachaelle Gehl (1986) 

Jennifer Gibson (1984-85-86) 

Melissa Gilbert (1995-96-97) 

Laura Giordano (1978-79-80-81) 

Debbie Goetz (1988-89) 

Elaine Goldband (1968-69-70) 

Tina Grimanis (1994-95-96-97) 

Debbie Guder (1978-79-80) 

Journey Gunderson (2001-02) 

H 

Leslie Hartman (1968) 

Janet Hammond 

(2000-01-02-03) 

Katie Hause (2004-05-06) 

Kaye Haverstock 

(2002-03-04-05) 

Chelsea Hayes (2008) 

Jen Heberton (2006-07-08) 

Donna Heglund (1969) 

Kimberly Heinle (2005-06) 

Rebecca Helmetsie 

(1996-97-98-99) 

Jessica Hoeffner (2008) 

Michelle Holmes (1986-87) 

Rona Horn (1992-93) 

Taylor Horton (2007-08) 

Krista Howard (1990) 

Amanda Hubbard (2005-06-07) 

I 

Catherine Iu (1993-94-95) 

J 

Mary Johnston (1971) 

Jocy Jones (1985-86-87-88) 

Marjorie Jones (1972) 

Pam Jones (1971) 

K 

Pam Keef (1989) 

Marie Kileen (1987-88) 

Laura King (1978-79-80-81) 

Stephanie Knabe (2002-03) 

Melissa Kryz (1991-92-93-94) 

Roseann Kuryla 

(1976-77-78-79) 

Sarah Kusnierz (1984) 

L 

Joann Lafond (1972-73) 

Margaret Lamandia (1992-93) 

Nicolette Laurie (1993) 

Chris Lavier (1968-70) 

Kim Laws (1998) 

Stephanie Lee (1989-90 

Teresa Lemery (1993-94-95-96) 

Colleen Lindsay (1998-99-2000-01) 

Neolle Livreri (1993) 

Thao Luc (1993-94) 

M 

Cara Machado (1994-95-96) 

Julie Martzolf (1988) 

Dina Mattiello (1985-86) 

Patsy May (1968) 

Becky Mazzer (1974-75-76-77) 

Karen McCord (1997-98-99-2000) 

Tiffani McCoy (1990) 

Diane McCurry (1973-74-75-76) 

Bonnie McDowell (1992-93-94-95) 

Caren McIntosh (1983-84) 

Courtney McVicker (2000-01-03) 

Jennifer Mead (1988-89-90) 

Pam Melrose (1969) 

Jodi Menges (1995) 

Cyndy Merlau (1976-77) 

Sarah Meyer (1991-92-93) 

Lori Mike (1974) 


Aubrey Miller (2001) 

Deanna Miller (1986) 

Melinda Miller (1978-79-80) 

Mandi Morningstar (2003) 

Meghan Morningstar (2002-03) 

Karen Mowbray (1980-81-82-83) 

Wendy Munder (1971-72-74) 

Judy Munson (1978) 

Andria Mynders (2004-05-06-07) 

N 

Reba Nash (1972-74-75) 

Heidi Nichols (1994-95-96-97) 

Pam Nicholson (1971) 

Francine Nikas (2007-08) 

Sue Novovesky (1977-78-79-80) 

O 

Betsy O’Conner (1989) 

Patti O’Connor (1977-78-79-80) 

Dianne Oltz (1986-87-88) 

Lauren Oman (2002-03-04-05) 

Tina Orlandi (2007-08) 

P 

Mallika Pettengill (1999-2000) 

Katie Pennypacker (1994-95) 

Patty Perisco (1973-74) 

Beth Peterson (1975-76-77) 

Jenny Peterson (1984) 

Susan Pierson (1984) 

Joan Pluzdark (1972-73-74-75) 

Jennifer Polo (1988) 

Elizabeth Previte (2008) 

Liz Price (1972) 

Mary Pugh (1972-73) 

Q 

Coral Quinones (1972-73-74-75) 

R 

Stephanie Raefski (1997-98-99-2000) 

Jessica Raymond (1999-2000-01-02) 

Debbie Record (1970) 

Emily Richardson (2001) 

Laurie Roberts (1989-90-91) 

Julie Rock (1995-96-97-98) 

Cassie Roma (2003) 

Julie Roth (2001-02-03-04) 

Rebecca Rude (1991) 

Kristen Ryan (1992) 

S 

Marry Ann Salamander (1968) 

Jen Salmon (1998-99-2000-01) 

Nikki Saxman (2006) 

Laura Sanders (1988) 

Mary Schaefer (2004-05-06-07) 

Karen Schepisi (1983-84) 

Sue Schneider (1973-74) 

Patti Seebach (1983-84) 

Nancy Segal (1975-76) 

Jody Shapiro (1971-72-73) 

Jeanne Sharkey (1981-82-83-84) 

Kristen Sharp (1999-2000-01-02) 

Regina Sheridan (1970) 

Gail Shippee (1997-98-99) 

Sindie Shollenberger (1991-92-93-94) 

Leah Siggins (1984) 

Becky Simmons (1974-75-76-77) 

Daria Skuza (1995-96-97) 

Kinga Skuza (1995-96-97) 

Linda Sluskonis (1988-89) 

Christine Snekenberg (1990) 

Carin Snyder (1994) 

Donna Rae Stevens 

Susan Stocum (1987-88) 

Rusdi Sumner (1997-98) 

Allyn Swenson (1976) 

Tracy Swyers (1991-92-93-94) 

T 

Maggie Taschampel (1993) 

Lois Thelin (1969-70-71) 

Linda Themann (1969-70-71) 

Ashleigh Then (2007-08) 

Melissa Theodoeou (1988) 

Kate Thoene (2008) 

Audra Thomas (1987-88) 

Kate Thomas (1986-87-88-89) 

V 

Maria Varne (1973) 

Beverly Vosefski (1988-89-90-91) 

W 

Jilie Ward (1994) 

Jane Ware (1976-77-78-79) 

Mary Ware (1981) 

Tish Ware (1978-79-80) 

Adrian Warstadt (1984-85-86-87) 

Judy Watkins (1977-78-79-80) 

Eilene Weinstein (1969-70) 

Kathy Whalen (1971-72) 

Jessica Woodcome (2006-07) 

Judy Wolf (1973-74-75-76) 

Rebecca Wurm (1997) 

Jennifer Wyatt (1989) 

Y 

Adrienne Yerdon (2000-01) 

Jenna Yehl (2004-05-06-07) 

Z 

Denise Zieno (1985-86-87) 


2009 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE 

Date Day Event Time 

Sep. 1 Tue. Keuka 7 p.m. 

4-5 Sat.-Sun. Aasics Invitational at Juniata All Day 

11-12 Fri.-Sat. Bomber Invitational All Day 

18 -19 Fri.-Sat. at RIT Invitational All Day 

22 Tues. Geneseo 7 p.m. 

26-27 Sat.-Sun. Empire 8 Crossover at Hartwick All Day 

Oct. 2-3 Fri.-Sat. at Fredonia Invitational All Day 

6 Tue. Cortland 7 p.m. 

9-10 Fri.-Sat. Interleague Challenge at Union All Day 

20 Tue. at Oneonta 7 p.m. 

24-25 Sat.-Sun. Empire 8 Crossover at Nazareth All Day 

Nov. 1-2 Sat.-Sun. New York State Regional Challenge All Day 

• Empire 8 dates

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