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VOllEYBall
Tiffin University’s volleyball team ended the season with a victory, beating
Davis & Elkins in their final match of the year, but wins were few and far
between in 2009. The season ended with 4-29 (0-16 GLIAC) record. However,
with only one senior on the roster, the Dragons will look to build on the
experience the young team gained this year.
Brooke Bernabei led the Dragons offensively with 306 kills, earning All-
GLIAC honors in the process, while Brittany Teaford chipped in with 287
and Margaret Betz added 231. Jessica Adams handed out 942 assists for TU.
Bernabei’s 26 serving aces were good for a team high.
Amanda Marquardt had a solid season on the defensive side of the net. The
junior registered 378 digs for a 3.20 average per set. The Dragons also got
a solid contribution on digs from Bernabei (316) and Lindsay Heller (290).
Teaford recorded 34 of the Dragons’ 55 blocks.
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Brooke Bernabei was another All-GLIAC selection for TU in 2009, as she led the
Dragons volleyball squad in kills with 306.
wOMEN’S SOCCER
The Dragons women’s soccer season ended after a loss in the GLIAC
Semifinals, but TU turned in an 11-7-2 (8-4-2 GLIAC) season while allowing
the young players to develop.
Freshman Ashley Davis was the lone Dragons player that earned All-GLIAC
honors, landing a Second Team citation. Davis scored 11 goals this season
while also contributing 10 assists. Danielle Eaken and Alexandra Sevastakis
each added four goals for Tiffin, while Eaken added nine assists. Shelly
Rogers and Lauren Turkington each recorded five assists.
Lindsay Gallagher and Emily Demorest both spent time in goal for the
Dragons. Gallagher (10-4) allowed 16 goals while making 63 saves. She also
recorded three shutouts.
TU’s Ashley Davis was named All-GLIAC in her freshman season. She led the team
with 11 goals and 10 assists.