2010 lmu volleyball guide

LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY

VOLLEYBALL 2010

WWW.LMURAILSPLITTERS.COM

2010 ROSTER / TEAM PHOTO No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl Hometown 1 Kristen Cantrell DS/LIB 5’5” So Murfreesboro, TN 2 Chelsea Ferron DS/LIB 5’6” Fr Mt. Juliet, TN 3 Brittany Pugh S 5’7” So Farmersburg, IN 4 Lauren Kiwacka RS/S 6’0” Sr Tipp City, OH 5 Kaitlin Walton RS 5’9” Fr Muncie, IN 7 Megan Bell OH 5’10” So New Castle, IN 8 Ashley Knight OH 5’11” Sr Palm Harbor, FL 10 Blaire Fowler MB 5’11” So Ft. Worth, TX 11 Lia Bevins DS/LIB 5’5” Sr Piney Flats, TN 15 Jenice Wilson MB 5’11” Sr Palo Alto, CA 21 Kaitlin Posnak MB 6’0” Jr Clearwater, FL 22 Jennifer Drumm OH 5’10” So Stanton, MI 25 Candace Richardson OH 5’8” Jr Houston, TX

Head Coach: Mike Smith Student Assistant: Jason Pabon Student Assistant: Alicia MacIntyre

Standing: (L-R) Coach Mike Smith, Kaitlin Walton, Candace Richardson, Kaitlin Posnak, Jennifer Drumm, Blaire Fowler, Megan Bell, Coach Alicia MacIntyre, Coach Jason PabonSeated: (L-R) Chelsea Ferron, Lia Bevins, Ashley Knight, Lauren Kiwacka, Jenice Wilson,

Kristen Cantrell, Brittany Pugh


2010 VOLLEYBALL QUICK FACTSGENERAL

School ................................... Lincoln Memorial UniversityFounded ........................................................................ 1897Enrollment .......................................... 3,948 (2009-10 total)Nickname ................................................. Lady RailsplittersSchool Colors .................................................. Blue & GrayHome Court . . . . . . . . . . . Mary E. Mars GymnasiumCapacity ...................................................................... 1,500Affiliation ............................................... NCAA Division IIConference .................................................... South AtlanticPresident ......................................... Dr. B. James Dawson Alma Mater, Year ..................................... Evansville, 1967 Athletic Director ........................................... Roger VannoyAlma Mater, Year .............................. Lincoln Memorial, 1975Athletic Dept. Phone ................................... (423) 869-6285

SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director .................................... Rusty PeaceSID office phone ......................................... (423) 869-6236Home phone ................................................ (423) 869-5120Assistant Sports Information Director ........... Bill PorterOffice phone ................................................ (423) 869-6376Home phone ................................................ (423) 869-9032SID Fax ....................................................... (423) 869-6382Mailing address .......................................... LMU Box 2028

Tex Turner Arena6965 Cumberland Gap Parkway

Harrogate, TN 37752

HISTORYFirst year of volleyball ................................................. 1992Overall all-time record ............................................ 337-256 Last NCAA tournament (yrs) ...................................... 2009 Last postseason opponent ................. Armstrong AtlanticResult ..................................................................... Lost, 0-3

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ....................................................... Mike SmithAlma Mater, Year .............................................. LMU, 1992Record at school (yrs) ..................................... 328-208 (16)Career record (yrs) .......................................... 328-208 (16)Volleyball office phone ............................... (423) 869-6239Best time of day to reach coach ............................... MorningAssistant Coaches ........................... Jason Pabon Alicia MacIntyreAthletic Trainer .................................................... Josh HoltAssistant Athletic Trainer ............................ Melissa Hayes T B A

TEAM INFORMATIONOverall record last year .............................................. 22-10SAC record/finish ..................................................... 10-6/3rdStarters returning/lost ...................................................... 4/4Letterwinners returning/lost .......................................... 8/5

CREDITSThe 2010 Lincoln Memorial University Volleyball Guide is a publication of the LMU Sports Information Office.

Written and Edited By: Bill Porter using Adobe InDesignCover: Design by Coach Smith and Bill PorterSpecial Thanks: Head Coach Mike Smith and his staff, Sports Information Director Rusty Peace, Scott Erland, Dr. Katherine Pebworth and LMU Director of Publications Regina Burns for their assistancePhotography: Ray Welch, Bill Porter, Rusty Peace, Mike Slade and LMU Sports Information archives

All Lincoln Memorial University Athletic Guides are available from the Sports Information Office on CD-Rom and online at www.lmurailsplitters.com.

TABLE OF CONTENTS2010 Roster/Team Photo ........................ Inside Front Cover2010 Quick Facts ............................................................... 1Table of Contents/Credits ............................................... 1 Season Preview ....................................................... 2 Head Coach Mike Smith ....................................... 3 Volleyball Coaching Staff ................................................ 4Player Profiles ........................................................... 5-102009 Season Stats/Results ............................................ 11SAC/NCAA Tournament .................................................. 12Year-By-Year Results .............................................. 13-15Series Records/All-time Roster .......................................... 16Record Book ................................................................ 17Honor Roll ................................................................... 18Mary E. Mars Gymnasium ..................................... 19The South Atlantic Conference .................................... 20Molten Volleyball.........................Inside Back Cover2010 Schedule ............................................... Back Cover


2010 SEASON PREVIEW The 2009 season was another historical one for the Lady Railsplitter volleyball team. The team picked up a school-record 10 victories in South Atlantic Conference matches, earned a second straight trip to the NCAA Southeast Regional Tournament and the program’s highest-ever regional ranking. Three ladies were named All-Conference with one of those also being named All-Region.

The 2010 season brings about a lot of uncertainty as there will be several new faces and a very demanding schedule that will have the team on the road for most of September. The schedule features eight teams that made the NCAA Tournament and seven teams that were regionally ranked last season.

Four seniors want to continue a run that started in 2008 and leave their stamp on the Lady Railsplitter program. Look for Lia Bevins to play a bigger role with her passing and defense. Lauren Kiwacka was second team All-SAC last season and is looking to once again be among the national leaders in triple-doubles. Ashley Knight hopes to make this season her finest, while Jenice Wilson has an opportunity to be a contributor in the middle.

Candace Richardson, a second team All-SAC performer last year, is looking to take her game up a notch this season. She will be joined in the junior class by newcomers Jennifer Drumm and Kaitlin Posnak.

Sophomores Megan Bell, Kristen Cantrell and Brittany Pugh will be looking to make more of a splash this year. Blaire Fowler will add to this group.

Two freshmen hoping to make immediate contributions are Chelsea Ferron and Kaitlin Walton.


COACHING STAFFMIKE SMITHHead Coach The Lady Railsplitter volleyball team having back to back banner years was a terrific feat. Reaching milestones has also been a constant theme.

Taking care of some unfinished business was a priority. In 2009 the Lady Railsplitters finished third in the South Atlantic Conference and had 10 conference wins, both accomplishments were new highs for the program. A second straight trip to the NCAA Southeast Regional tournament was the cap to a very good season.

The 2010 season will feature some familiar faces and several new ones coming into the fold. A tough schedule along with some players taking on more responsibilities will make this season a tough challenge.

During Smith’s 16 seasons at the helm, his teams have won 20+ matches twelve times and hold a 61.2 winning percentage. The Lady Railsplitters have made seven postseason appearances, two appearances in the NCAA Tournament and had 17 players named all-conference, academic all-conference or freshman of the year. One of his players was named American Volleyball Coaches Association National Player of the Week, and another was named AVCA and Daktronics All-Region twice during her career. The 1999 and 2008 squads received a team award from the AVCA for their academic achievement.

Coach Smith is currently ranked in the top 30 in the NCAA Division II in victories and third amongst SAC coaches in total career wins with 328.

During the summer months, Smith enjoys promoting and teaching volleyball. He spends many hours on the road conducting camps all over the region for middle and high school players.

Originally from Manchester, Kentucky, Smith was a member of the baseball program at Lincoln Memorial University. He received his bachelor’s degree in athletic training/health in 1992 and his master’s degree in education administration and supervision in 1994. In addition to his coaching duties, Smith serves as the Lincoln Memorial University athletics compliance officer and assistant Athletic Director. He is married to the former Katy Stanley and they have one daughter, Mary Kathryn.

Coach Smith picked up his 300th career victory with the 3-0 win over Kentucky State on October 21. Here Athletic

Director Roger Vannoy presents Smith with a commemorative ball before the November 4 match against Carson-Newman.


JASON PABONStudent Assistant Coach

Jason returns for a second season with the Lady Railsplitters after helping the team reach the NCAA Tournament in 2009.

A native of Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, Jason played club volleyball in his youth.

He works with the setters and has been instrumental in the development of the LMU passing game last season.

Jason’s enthusiasm and attention to detail are influential to the team. He has a humerous side to his coaching but his competitive sprit is second to none.

ALICIA “Mac” MACINTYREStudent Assistant Coach

Alicia joins the coaching ranks after a three-year stint on the team. Mac brings determination, enthusiasm, and a defnsive mentality to the players that could pay big dividends. Her primary responsibilities will be passing and defense.

The Muncie, Indiana, native played three seasons (2007-09) for the Lady Rail-splitters. She accumulated 1,449 digs during her career aand was named all-conference in 2008, earning spots on the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional and SAC All-Tournament teams.

She will be completing her degree in communications this fall.


2010 LADY RAILSPLITTERSLIA BEVINSDefensive Specialist / Libero 5’5” SeniorPiney Flats, TN (Tennessee High School)

Coach Smith on Bevins: “Lia continues to make strides, having had a successful spring season after being a solid contributor during the regular season. Lia works hard and continues to improve, and she will compete for the libero spot. Her play has increasingly stepped up and she needs to build on her confidence.”

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Career StatisticsYr. SP/MP K KPS E ATT PCT A APS SA SAPS SE DIG DPS BS BA B/S2007 37/24 1 0.03 0 5 .200 4 0.11 0 0.00 4 45 1.22 2 1 0.08 2008 70/29 1 0.01 0 16 .062 3 0.04 7 0.10 8 127 1.81 0 2 0.03 2009 53/27 0 0.00 1 7 -.143 6 0.11 7 0.13 5 51 0.96 0 0 0.00Total 160/80 2 0.01 1 28 .036 13 0.08 14 0.09 17 223 1.39 2 3 0.03

LAUREN KIWACKARight Side / Setter 6’0” SeniorTipp City, OH (Bethel High School)

2009 All-SAC Second Team

Coach Smith on Kiwacka: “‘Waka’ had a very good junior campaign. She was solid as a hitter and setter, including leading the conference in triple-doubles. She has become more consistent as a setter, and we will look for even more out of her overall game. ‘Waka’ has the potential to be a significant contributor this season both on and off the court.”

Career StatisticsYr. SP/MP K KPS E ATT PCT A APS SA SAPS SE DIG DPS BS BA B/S2007 118/35 145 1.23 63 509 .161 848 7.19 31 0.26 29 231 1.96 7 73 0.682008 133/36 130 0.98 57 453 .161 1001 7.53 45 0.34 23 305 2.29 5 51 0.42 2009 113/32 181 1.60 77 538 .193 619 5.48 34 0.30 30 306 2.71 5 56 0.54Total 364/103 456 1.25 197 1500 .173 2468 6.78 110 0.30 82 842 2.31 17 180 0.54

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2010 LADY RAILSPLITTERSASHLEY KNIGHTOutside Hitter5’11” SeniorPalm Harbor, FL (Tarpon Springs High School)

Coach Smith on Knight: “Ashley moved positions last season and had a pretty good season. Her versatility is a big plus as she gives us several options both offensively and defensively. We are looking for Ashley to take her overall game to a higher level this season, and a big aspect of that will be consistency.”

Career StatisticsYr. SP/MP K KPS E ATT PCT A APS SA SAPS SE DIG DPS BS BA B/S2007 121/35 317 2.62 144 1027 .168 13 0.11 4 0.03 14 176 1.45 5 51 0.462008 116/35 237 2.04 124 853 .132 32 0.28 25 0.22 31 333 2.87 1 45 0.402009 112/32 206 1.84 78 647 .198 45 0.40 2 0.02 7 76 0.68 3 59 0.55Total 349/102 760 2.18 346 2527 .164 90 0.26 31 0.09 52 585 1.68 9 155 0.47

JENICE WILSONMiddle Blocker 5’11” SeniorPalo Alto, CA (Foothill College)

Coach Smith on Wilson: “Jenice is an athletic player that became stronger and learned a lot last season. She needs to use her athleticism in the middle as she will have an opportunity to compete for a position there. Jenice has shown very good improvement during this preseason and hopefully she will build off that.”

Career StatisticsYr. SP/MP K KPS E ATT PCT A APS SA SAPS SE DIG DPS BS BA B/S2009 29/16 17 0.59 8 63 .143 0 0.00 1 0.03 3 4 0.14 0 14 0.48Total 29/16 17 0.59 8 63 .143 0 0.00 1 0.03 3 4 0.14 0 14 0.48

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CANDACE RICHARDSONOutside Hitter 5’8” JuniorHouston, TX (Clear Lake High School)

2009 All-SAC Second Team

Coach Smith on Richardson: “Candace had a quality sophomore season. She was called upon to take more responsibility and she performed quite well. She will need to take her game to another level, and she has high expectations for this season.”

Career StatisticsYr. SP/MP K KPS E ATT PCT A APS SA SAPS SE DIG DPS BS BA B/S2008 99/35 123 1.24 66 421 .135 18 0.18 22 0.22 41 208 2.10 1 18 0.19 2009 110/32 261 2.37 134 780 .163 12 0.11 29 0.26 25 286 2.60 5 25 0.27Total 209/67 384 1.84 200 1201 .153 30 0.14 51 0.24 66 494 2.36 6 43 0.23

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MEGAN BELLOutside Hitter 5’10” SophomoreNew Castle, IN (Chrysler High School)

Coach Smith on Bell: “Megan worked hard in her first season and played several positions on the court. She is looking to stay injury-free and continue to build on her overall game. Her strength and volleyball awareness are her key qualities.”

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KRISTEN CANTRELLDefensive Specialist / Libero 5’5” SophomoreMurfreesboro, TN (Siegel High School)

Coach Smith on Cantrell: “Kristen showed flashes of brilliance last fall and continued to increase her growth in the spring before injuries set her back. She has good ball control and passing. If healthy, she can challenge for a spot.”


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BRITTANY PUGHSetter 5’7” SophomoreFarmersburg, IN (South Vigo High School)

Coach Smith on Pugh: “Brittany had a very good freshman campaign. She ran a solid offense and showed a good all-around game. Now stronger and quicker, we will see if she can build on last season.”


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2010 LADY RAILSPLITTERSKAITLIN POSNAKMiddle Blocker 6’0” JuniorClearwater, FL (Pasco-Hernando Community College)

Coach Smith on Posnak: “Kaitlin brings her athleticism and experience to the team following a quality junior college career. She has a long reach, and that will make for a good battle in the middle.”

JENNIFER DRUMMOutside Hitter 5’10” SophomoreStanton, MI (Alma College)

Coach Smith on Drumm: “Jen is very athletic and brings a lot to the team. She is competitive and will bring good skills to the team as she continues to adapt to the LMU system.”

BLAIRE FOWLERMiddle Blocker5’11” SophomoreFort Worth, TX (University of Mobile)

Coach Smith on Fowler: “Blaire has experience to go along with good athletic ability. Her offensive game is very versatile and she should be a solid blocker at the net as well. After a good freshman year, we are excited to see what she will bring to the team.”

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2010 LADY RAILSPLITTERSCHELSEA FERRONDefensive Specialist / Libero5’6” FreshmanMount Juliet, TN (Wilson Central High School)

Coach Smith on Ferron: “Chelsea is very athletic and has a lot of quickness on the court. We anticipate her being a solid passer and adapting quickly to our defense. She has very good potential as a libero.”

KAITLIN WALTONRight Side5’9” FreshmanMuncie, IN (Delta High School)

Coach Smith on Walton: “Kaitlin brings a lot to the team. She has played some elite volleyball and can do so many things on the court. We look forward to the skills she brings to the college game as a very crafty left-hander.”

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Molten/AVCA Team Academic Award

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2009 FINAL STATS / SEASON RESULTS2009 LMU Volleyball

Lincoln Memorial Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 02, 2010)All matches

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 22-10 8-3 8-3 6-4CONFERENCE 10-6 5-3 5-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 12-4 3-0 3-0 6-4

Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points5 Amanda Horenkamp 113 310 2.74 89 1010 . 2 1 9 19 0.17 39 24 0.35 33 474 4.19 4 27 31 0.27 1 1 366.525 Candace Richardson 110 261 2.37 134 780 . 1 6 3 12 0.11 29 25 0.26 33 286 2.60 5 25 30 0.27 14 1 307.58 Ashley Knight 112 206 1.84 78 647 . 1 9 8 45 0.40 2 7 0.02 8 76 0.68 3 59 62 0.55 6 5 240.510 Alison Hess 106 199 1.88 59 511 . 2 7 4 17 0.16 11 14 0.10 1 75 0.71 5 70 75 0.71 11 2 250.021 Kodi Cartwright 109 195 1.79 49 634 . 2 3 0 18 0.17 1 0 0.01 1 49 0.45 13 90 103 0.94 12 3 254.04 Lauren Kiwacka 113 181 1.60 77 538 . 1 9 3 619 5.48 34 30 0.30 0 306 2.71 5 56 61 0.54 10 26 248.07 Megan Bell 57 36 0.63 22 131 . 1 0 7 7 0.12 3 1 0.05 0 17 0.30 0 16 16 0.28 2 2 47.03 Brittany Pugh 111 22 0.20 3 73 . 2 6 0 524 4.72 36 32 0.32 0 196 1.77 0 3 3 0.03 0 20 59.515 Jenice Wilson 29 17 0.59 8 63 . 1 4 3 0 0.00 1 3 0.03 1 4 0.14 0 14 14 0.48 4 0 25.02 Alicia MacIntyre 107 4 0.04 5 30 - . 0 3 3 24 0.22 24 28 0.22 31 515 4.81 0 0 0 0.00 0 5 28.014 Katelynn Riordon 6 1 0.17 2 7 - . 1 4 3 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.33 0 1 1 0.17 0 0 1.51 Kristen Cantrell 69 1 0.01 1 6 . 0 0 0 5 0.07 6 8 0.09 6 87 1.26 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 7.011 Lia Bevins 53 0 0.00 1 7 - . 1 4 3 6 0.11 7 5 0.13 7 51 0.96 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 7.0

TEAM - - - - - - - - - - - 19 - - - - - - - - -LINCOLN MEMORIAL 116 1433 12.35 528 4437 . 2 0 4 1296 11.17 193 177 1.66 140 2138 18.43 35 361 215.5 1.86 60 66 1841.5Opponents 116 1291 11.13 651 4423 . 1 4 5 1210 10.43 141 189 1.22 193 2147 18.51 51 246 174.0 1.50 60 80 1606.0

Team Statistics LMU OPPATTACK K i l l s 1433 1291 E r r o r s 528 651 Total Attacks 4437 4423 Attack Pct . 2 0 4 . 1 4 5 K i l l s / S e t 12.4 11.1SET A s s i s t s 1296 1210 A t t e m p t s 3851 3569 Assist Pct . 3 3 7 . 3 3 9 A s s i s t s / S e t 11.2 10.4SERVE A c e s 193 141 E r r o r s 177 189 A t t e m p t s 2619 1960 Serve Pct . 9 3 2 . 9 0 4 A c e s / S e t 1.7 1.2SERVE RECEPTIONS E r r o r s 140 193 E r r o r s / S e t 1.2 1.7 A t t e m p t s 2162 1973 Reception Pct . 9 3 5 . 9 0 2DEFENSE D i g s 2138 2147 D i g s / S e t 18.4 18.5BLOCKING Block Solo 35 51 Block Assist 361 246 Total Blocks 215.5 174.0 B l o c k s / S e t 1.9 1.5 Block Errors 60 60Ball handling errors 66 80ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2427 1969 Dates/Avg Per Date 11/221 11/179 Neutral site #/Avg 10/133 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 2 -

Date Opponent Score Score by set Att.%Aug 28 vs Francis Marion L 1-3 15-25,28-26,18-25,14-25 100%Aug 28 vs Glenville State W 3-1 28-30,25-21,25-16,25-13 100%Aug 29 vs Charleston (WV) W 3-0 25-17,25-20,25-14 150%Aug 29 vs Davis & Elkins W 3-0 25-21,25-13,25-14 150&Sep 04 at Lees-McRae W 3-1 26-24,25-20,23-25,25-19 100&Sep 04 vs Mount Olive W 3-0 25-19,25-18,25-16 75&Sep 05 vs West Alabama L 0-3 14-25,19-25,16-25 100Sep 08 at Kentucky State W 3-0 25-17,25-14,25-17 85Sep 12 ANDERSON W 3-0 25-16,25-20,25-18 150

*Sep 15 CARSON-NEWMAN W 3-0 25-23,25-21,25-19 200*Sep 18 NEWBERRY W 3-1 26-28,25-14,25-15,25-21 225Sep 19 TENNESSEE WESLEYAN W 3-0 25-7,25-5,25-12 55

*Sep 22 MARS HILL W 3-0 25-13,25-13,25-23 110*Sep 29 at Tusculum W 3-1 25-23,30-28,20-25,25-14 215*Oct 02 at Brevard W 3-1 25-16,23-25,25-18,25-14 261*Oct 03 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-2 25-13,28-26,26-28,22-25,15-8 175*Oct 09 CATAWBA L 2-3 25-15,22-25,25-15,23-25,13-15 530*Oct 10 WINGATE L 2-3 25-22,24-26,16-25,25-21,13-15 415*Oct 13 at Carson-Newman L 0-3 21-25,13-25,23-25 220*Oct 16 at Newberry W 3-0 27-25,25-18,25-20 139Oct 17 vs Chowan W 3-0 25-15,25-10,25-11 110Oct 17 at North Greenville W 3-0 25-18,25-14,25-19 236

*Oct 20 at Mars Hill W 3-0 25-22,25-22,25-18 110Oct 23 QUEENS W 3-0 25-9,25-17,25-18 51

*Oct 27 TUSCULUM L 1-3 20-25,17-25,25-20,22-25 145*Oct 30 BREVARD W 3-1 25-12,24-26,25-18,25-14 271*Oct 31 LENOIR-RHYNE W 3-0 25-11,25-20,25-16 275*Nov 06 at Catawba L 1-3 17-25,20-25,25-20,16-25 171*Nov 07 at #23 Wingate L 1-3 16-25,25-23,11-25,17-25 257#Nov 13 vs Newberry W 3-2 25-15,24-26,18-25,25-23,15-8 220#Nov 14 vs Carson-Newman L 2-3 20-25,25-15,28-30,25-21,12-15 220!Nov 20 vs Armstrong Atlantic L 0-3 12-25,17-25,22-25 102

* - South Atlantic Conference match% - Lady Eagle Classic, Jefferson City, TN& - Carolina Challenge - Banner Elk, NV# - Food Lion SAC Tournament - Greeneville, TN! - NCAA Southeast Regional - Wingate, NC

Record in 3-set matches: 14-3Record in 4-set matches: 6-4Record in 5-set matches: 2-3


The 2009 LMU Volleyball team continued to make history with their second straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament.


GAME-BY-GAME RESULTSMatch results before the 1992 season are incomplete and the stats before 1992 are not available.

If you have any questions or can assist the Sports Information Department in find-ing the missing results, please contact the SID office at (423) 869-6376 or email [email protected].

The information presented below from the 1989-91 seasons is based on available schedules and research. We apologize for any errors in omissions.

Mike Smith1994-present

328-208

1994—Record: 12-17 (3-8 GSC#) Date Site Opponent W/L Score S 5 H Bryan W 3-0S 10 A Northern Kentucky L 0-3S 10 N California (PA) L 0-3S 23 A Union (KY) W 3-1S 24 H North Alabama* W$ 2-3S 26 A Lee L 0-3S 28 A Tusculum L 0-3O 1 A North Alabama* L 1-3O 1 N West Georgia* W 3-0O 1 N Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3O 5 A Carson-Newman W 3-2O 7 A Bryan W 3-1O 11 A Bellarmine L 1-3O 14 N1 Mississippi-Women* L 0-3O 14 N1 Central Arkansas* L 2-3O 14 N1 Mississippi College* L 0-3O 15 N1 Henderson State* L 0-3O 15 N1 West Alabama* W 3-1O 18 H Lee L 1-3O 20 H Tusculum L 1-3O 25 A Mars Hill W 3-0O 27 H Carson-Newman W 3-2O 30 H Alabama-Huntsville* L 2-3N 1 H Union (KY) W 3-0N 5 N Huntingdon W 3-1N 5 A West Georgia* L 2-3GSC TOURNAMENT -- CARROLLTON, GAN 12 N West Alabama W 3-2N 12 N Henderson State L 0-3N 12 N Mississippi-Women L 1-3* - denotes Gulf South Conference gameN1 - GSC Crossover Tournament -- Florence, AL# - prior to 1995 GSC standings determined by overall re-cord. Teams played intradivision teams twice and crossover teams once.$ - Game forfeited by UNA due to ineligible player.

1995—Record: 22-12 (5-7 GSC) Date Site Opponent W/L Score S 1 N1 Mars Hill W 3-1S 1 N1 Montreat W 3-0S 2 N1 Union (KY) W 3-0S 2 A Tusculum L 0-3S 2 N1 UVA-Wise W 3-0S 6 H Union (KY) W 3-0S 11 A Gardner-Webb W 3-2S 14 H Tusculum L 2-3S 19 A Carson-Newman W 3-0S 20 A Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 23 N2 Valdosta State* W 3-0S 23 A West Georgia* W 3-1S 24 N2 West Alabama* L 2-3S 26 H Knoxville W 3-0S 30 N2 Valdosta State* L 2-3S 30 N2 Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3S 30 N2 West Alabama* W 3-1O 1 A West Georgia* W 3-0O 1 N2 Montevallo* L 0-3O 1 N2 North Alabama L 0-3O 3 H Carson-Newman W 3-0O 6 A Bryan W 3-2O 8 H Montevallo* L 1-3O 17 N UVA-Wise W 3-0O 17 A Tusculum L 1-3O 21 A North Alabama* W 3-1O 22 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3O 26 H Gardner-Webb W 3-0O 31 H Mars Hill W 3-1N 1 A UVA-Wise W 3-0N 6 A Union (KY) W 3-0N 8 H UVA-Wise W 3-0GSC TOURNAMENT N 11 N Mississippi-Women L 1-3N 11 N West Georgia L 1-3* - denotes Gulf South Conference GameN1 - Tusculum College TournamentN2 - GSC East Pool Play -- Carrollton, GA

1996—Record: 13-18 (1-11 GSC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score S 6 N1 UVA-Wise L 2-3S 6 N1 Montreat W 3-0S 6 A Tusculum L 1-3S 6 N1 Montreat W 3-1S 6 A Tusculum L 0-3S 10 H Union (KY) W 3-1S 14 A Carson-Newman W 3-1S 14 N King W 3-0S 18 H Tusculum L 2-3S 24 A Tusculum L 0-3S 26 H Cumberland (KY) W 3-1S 30 H UVA-Wise W 3-1O 3 H Carson-Newman W 3-1O 5 N Valdosta State* L 0-3O 6 N West Alabama* L 0-3O 8 A Union (KY) L 0-3O 11 A West Georgia* L 1-3O 11 N2 West Alabama* L 1-3O 12 N2 Alabama-Huntsville* L 1-3O 12 N2 Montevallo* L 0-3O 13 N2 Valdosta State* L 2-3O 13 N2 North Alabama* L 0-3O 16 A Mount St. Joseph (OH) L 0-3O 19 H Lindsey Wilson W 3-0O 22 H Bryan W 3-0O 23 H Lees-McRae W 3-2O 28 A Lindsey Wilson W 3-0N 2 A Montevallo* L 0-3N 5 H Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3N 9 H North Alabama* L 0-3N 10 H West Georgia* W 3-1* - denotes Gulf South Conference GameN1 - Tusculum College TournamentN2 - GSC East Pool Play -- Carrollton, GA

1997—Record: 19-15 (2-10 GSC) Date Site Opponent W/L Score S 2 A Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 5 N1 Montreat W 3-0S 5 N1 Mars Hill L 2-3S 6 A Tusculum W 3-1S 6 A Tusculum W 3-1S 6 N1 Mars Hill L 0-3S 10 A Limestone W 3-0S 16 A Carson-Newman W 3-1S 16 N King L 0-3S 19 H1 Union (KY) W 3-0S 19 H1 Limestone W 3-0S 19 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 20 H1 Limestone W 3-0S 20 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 24 A Tusculum W 3-0S 27 N Mississippi-Women L 1-3S 27 A North Alabama* L 0-3S 28 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3O 4 H West Georgia* W 3-2O 7 H Carson-Newman W 3-0O 11 N2 Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3O 11 N2 Valdosta State* L 2-3O 12 N2 Montevallo* L 0-3O 12 N2 West Alabama* L 0-3O 18 N2 Valdosta State* L 2-3O 18 N2 North Alabama* L 0-3O 18 N2 Fort Valley State W 3-0O 19 A West Georgia* L 0-3O 26 H Lees-McRae L 2-3O 29 H Tusculum W 3-0N 1 H Montevallo* W 3-2N 2 H West Alabama* L 1-3N 4 A Bryan W 3-0N 11 A Union (KY) W 3-0* - denotes Gulf South Conference GameN1 - Tusculum College TournamentH1 - LMU InvitationalN2 - Played at Carrollton, GA

1998—Record: 24-11 (3-9 GSC) Date Site Opponent W/L Score S 1 A Maryville W 3-0S 4 A Tusculum W 3-0S 4 N1 Converse W 3-0S 5 N1 Shaw (NC) W 3-0S 5 N1 Mars Hill L 2-3S 5 A Tusculum W 3-0S 9 A Union (KY) W 3-0S 12 N Findlay W 3-0S 12 A Ohio Dominican L 2-3S 13 A Urbana (OH) W 3-0S 18 H1 Limestone W 3-0S 18 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 19 H1 Concord W 3-0S 19 H1 Limestone W 3-1S 19 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 22 A Carson-Newman W 3-0S 22 N King W 3-1S 26 N Southern Wesleyan W 3-0S 26 A Valdosta State* L 2-3S 27 A Fort Valley State W 3-0O 2 H North Alabama* L 0-3O 3 H West Georgia* W 3-1O 9 A West Georgia* L 0-3O 10 N2 West Alabama* W 3-0O 11 N2 Valdosta State* L 0-3O 16 N3 Montevallo* L 2-3O 17 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 1-3O 18 A North Alabama* L 0-3O 22 H Carson-Newman W 3-0O 23 H Montreat W 3-0O 27 H Tusculum W 3-0N 1 H Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3N 4 H Union (KY) W 3-0N 7 A Montevallo* L 2-3N 8 A West Alabama* W 3-1* - denotes Gulf South Conference GameN1 - Tusculum College TournamentH1 - LMU InvitationalN2 - Played at Carrollton, GAN3 - Played at Huntsville, AL

All-Time Coaching Records

Name Years RecordLorie Compton 1989-90(2) N/AKathy Sergent 1991(1) N/ATerri Bennett 1992-93(2) 9-48Mike Smith 1994-present (15) 328-208


1999—Record: 24-13 (4-8 GSC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 31 N Montreat W 3-0A 31 A Lenoir-Rhyne L 0-3S 3 N1 Shaw (NC) W 3-0S 3 N1 Milligan W 3-0S 3 N1 UVA-Wise W 3-0S 4 A Tusculum W 3-1S 4 N1 Milligan W 3-0S 4 A Tusculum W 3-0S 10 A Union (KY) W 3-0S 10 N2 Kentucky State W 3-0S 11 N2 St. Joesph’s (IN) L 1-3S 11 N2 St. Joseph’s (IN) L 0-3S 15 H Tusculum W 3-1S 17 H1 Converse W 3-0S 17 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 18 H1 Concord W 3-0S 18 H1 Concord W 3-0S 18 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 20 A Carson-Newman W 3-0S 25 H Valdosta State* L 2-3S 26 H Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3S 28 H Maryville W 3-0O 1 H West Georgia* W 3-1O 7 A West Alabama* L 0-3 O 9 A Montevallo* W 3-0O 12 H North Alabama* L 0-3O 18 H Carson-Newman L 1-3O 22 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3O 23 A North Alabama* L 0-3O 23 N Tampa L 0-3O 28 A West Georgia* W 3-1O 29 N3 Valdosta State* L 1-3O 29 N3 Presbyterian W 3-2O 30 N3 Converse W 3-0O 30 N3 Huntingdon W 3-1N 6 H West Alabama* W 3-0N 7 H Montevallo* L 1-3* - denotes Gulf South Conference GameN1 - Tusculum College TournamentH1 - LMU InvitationalN2 - Appalachian Classic -- Barbourville, KY N3 - Lady Brave Invitational -- Carrollton, GA

2000—Record: 24-12 (8-8 GSC) Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 29 H Union (KY) W 3-0S 1 N1 NW Missouri State L 1-3S 1 N1 Southern Indiana L 0-3S 2 N1 Central Arkansas W 3-0S 2 N1 Arkansas Tech L 0-3S 6 H Tusculum W 3-0S 8 N2 Bryan W 3-0S 8 A Union (KY) W 3-1S 9 N2 Kentucky State W 3-0S 9 A Union (KY) W 3-0S 12 A Wilmington (OH) W 3-0S 12 N Shawnee State W 3-1S 16 A North Alabama* W 0-3S 16 N Armstrong Atlantic L 1-3S 17 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 1-3S 23 A Mississippi-Women* W 3-0S 24 A West Alabama* W 3-0S 27 A Carson-Newman W 3-2S 29 H1 Brevard W 3-0S 29 H1 Bryan W 3-0S 30 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 30 H1 Kentucky State W 3-0S 30 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0O 6 A Valdosta State* L 0-3O 7 N West Florida* W 3-1O 10 H Carson-Newman W 3-0O 14 H Mississippi-Women* L 1-3O 16 H West Alabama* W 3-1O 18 H Alabama-Huntsville* W 3-1O 21 H Montevallo* L 0-3O 22 H West Georgia* W 3-0O 28 A Montevallo* L 1-3O 29 A West Georgia* W 3-0O 31 H North Alabama* L 0-3N 4 H West Florida* W 3-0

N 5 H Valdosta State* L 0-3* - denotes Gulf South Conference gameN1 - UAH TournamentN2 - Appalachian Classic -- Barbourville, KYH1 - LMU Invitational

2001—Record: 21-10 (6-10 GSC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 24 H1 Tennessee Wesleyan W 3-0A 24 H1 Pikeville W 3-0A 25 H1 Tennessee Wesleyan W 3-0A 31 N1 Indianapolis W 3-2 S 1 A Ashland W 3-2S 1 N1 Tiffin W 3-0S 5 A Tusculum College W 3-1S 6 H Converse W 3-0S 6 H Union (KY) W 3-0S 13 H West Florida* W 3-0S 16 A West Georgia* W 3-0S 19 A Carson-Newman W 3-0S 22 H Alabama-Huntsville* L 1-3S 23 H North Alabama* L 0-3S 25 A Tennessee Wesleyan W 3-0S 29 A Mississippi-Women* W 3-2S 30 A West Alabama* L 0-3O 5 A Valdosta State* L 0-3O 6 A West Florida* W 3-0O 10 H Carson-Newman W 3-0O 13 H Valdosta State* W 3-0O 15 A Montevallo* L 0-3O 16 A Union (KY) W 3-0O 16 N Kentucky State W 3-0O 19 H Mississippi-Women* L 0-3O 21 H West Alabama* W 3-1O 24 H Bellarmine W 3-1O 27 A North Alabama* L 0-3O 28 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 2-3N 3 H Montevallo* L 2-3N 4 H West Georgia* L 2-3* - denotes Gulf South Conference gameH1 - LMU InvitationalN1 - Ashland Tournament

2002—Record: 21-14 (6-10 GSC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 30 N1 Lenoir-Rhyne W 3-1A 30 N1 NW Missouri State L 0-3A 31 N1 Christian Brothers L 0-3A 31 N1 Missouri-St. Louis L 2-3S 3 A East Tennessee State L 0-3S 6 H1 Anderson W 3-0S 6 H1 Southern Wesleyan W 3-0S 7 H1 Kentucky State W 3-0S 7 H1 Martin Methodist W 3-1S 11 A Converse W 3-2S 13 N2 Mars Hill W 3-0S 13 N2 Lynn W 3-1S 14 N2 Converse W 3-0S 14 N2 Glenville State W 3-0S 18 A Tusculum W 3-0S 21 A North Alabama* L 0-3S 21 N3 Central Arkansas W 3-0S 22 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 2-3S 28 H Mississippi-Women* L 2-3S 29 H Montevallo* L 2-3O 4 A West Florida* L 0-3O 5 A Valdosta State* W 3-0O 10 H Tusculum W 3-0O 12 H West Georgia* W 3-0O 15 H Carson-Newman W 3-1O 19 A Mississippi-Women* W 3-0O 20 A West Alabama* L 1-3O 22 H Union (KY) W 3-0O 25 H North Alabama* L 0-3O 27 H Alabama-Huntsville* W 3-1O 31 H West Florida* L 2-3N 2 A West Georgia* W 3-2N 3 A Montevallo* L 0-3N 9 H Valdosta State* W 3-0N 10 H West Alabama* L 2-3* - denotes Gulf South Conference gameH1 - LMU Invitational

N1 -UAH ClassicN2 - Carson-Newman TournamentN3 - Played at North Alabama

2003—Record: 22-12 (5-9 GSC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 29 N1 Central Arkansas W 3-2A 29 N1 Presbyterian L 0-3A 30 N1 Tusculum W 3-1A 30 N1 Newberry W 3-0S 5 N2 Glenville State W 3-0S 5 N2 Mars Hill W 3-0S 6 N2 UNC-Pembroke W 3-0S 6 N2 USC-Aiken L 2-3S 9 A Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 12 H West Georgia* W 3-1S 13 H Converse W 3-0S 17 A Carson-Newman L 2-3S 20 A Montevallo* L 0-3S 21 A West Alabama* W 3-1S 27 H Kentucky State W 3-0S 27 H Union (KY) W 3-0O 1 H Tusculum W 3-0O 4 H North Alabama* L 0-3O 5 H Alabama-Huntsville* L 0-3O 10 A West Florida* L 0-3O 11 A Valdosta State* W 3-1O 15 A Kentucky State W 3-1O 15 N Central State (OH) W 3-0O 18 A North Alabama* L 0-3O 19 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 1-3O 21 A Union (KY) W 3-0O 25 H Montevallo* L 1-3O 26 H West Alabama* L 2-3O 29 A Tusculum W 3-2N 1 A Augusta State W 3-0N 2 A West Georgia* L 0-3N 6 H Lindsey Wilson W 3-0N 8 H West Florida* W 3-2N 9 H Valdosta State* W 3-0* - denotes Gulf South Conference gameN1 - UAH TournamentN2 - Carson-Newman Classic

2004—Record: 23-8 (7-5 GSC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 27 N1 Central Arkansas W 3-0A 27 N1 Southern Indiana L 0-3A 28 N1 Indianapolis L 0-3S 3 H1 Tennessee Wesleyan W 3-0S 3 H1 Martin Methodist W 3-0S 4 H1 Southern Wesleyan W 3-0S 4 H1 Tennessee Wesleyan W 3-0S 4 H1 Martin Methodist W 3-0S 7 H Cumberland (KY) W 3-0S 10 N2 UNC-Pembroke W 3-0S 10 N2 Nova Southeastern W 3-0S 11 N2 Lander W 3-0S 11 N2 USC-Aiken W 3-0S 14 H Tusculum W 3-0S 25 H Valdosta State* W 3-1S 29 A West Georgia* L 0-3O 5 H Carson-Newman W 3-0O 8 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 1-3O 9 A North Alabama* L 0-3O 10 N3 Albany State W 3-2O 13 H Augusta State W 3-1O 16 H West Alabama* W 3-1O 17 H Montevallo* W 3-0O 19 A Kentucky State W 3-0O 24 A Valdosta State* W 3-1O 27 H West Georgia* L 0-3O 30 A Montevallo* W 3-1O 31 A West Alabama* W 3-1N 5 H Alabama-Huntsville* W 3-0N 6 H North Alabama* L 0-3GSC TOURNAMENTN 12 N Harding L 0-3* - denotes Gulf South Conference gameH1 - LMU InvitationalN1 - Southern Indiana TournamentN2 - Carson-Newman TournamentN3 - Played at North Alabama

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS


2005—Record: 20-15 (5-9 GSC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 26 H1 Montreat W 3-0A 26 H1 Glenville State W 3-0A 27 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-0A 27 H1 Kentucky State W 3-0S 1 H Northern Kentucky L 0-3S 2 N1 Newberry L 1-3S 2 N1 Palm Beach Atlantic L 0-3S 3 N1 Augusta State W 3-0S 3 N1 Lander W 3-2S 7 H Union (KY) W 3-0S 13 N2 Cumberland (TN) W 3-2S 13 A Cumberland (KY) W 3-1S 17 A Montevallo* L 0-3S 18 A West Alabama* W 3-2S 21 H Tusculum W 3-0S 24 H Valdosta State* W 3-2S 25 H West Florida* L 1-3S 29 A West Georgia* L 1-3S 30 N3 Albany State W 3-0S 30 N3 Arkansas Tech L 1-3O 1 N3 Ouachita Baptist W 3-2O 1 N3 Fort Valley State W 3-0O 5 A Kentucky State W 3-0O 8 A East Tennessee State L 0-3O 11 H Alabama-Huntsville* L 2-3O 14 H West Alabama* W 3-1O 16 H Montevallo* W 3-0O 19 A Tusculum W 3-0O 22 A West Florida* L 2-3O 23 A Valdosta State* W 3-2O 28 H North Alabama* L 0-3O 29 H West Georgia* L 1-3O 9 A North Alabama* L 1-3O 8 A Alabama-Huntsville* L 2-3O 19 N4 Truman State L 0-3* - denotes Gulf South Conference gameH1 - LMU InvitationalN1 - Carson-Newman TournamentN2 -Cumberland (KY) Tri-Match N3 - Montevallo Tournament N4 - Played at Alabama-Huntsville

2006—Record: 19-12Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 25 H1 Davis and Elkins W 3-0A 25 H1 Union (KY) W 3-1A 26 H1 Ohio Valley W 3-0A 26 H1 Cumberland (KY) W 3-1S 1 N1 Brevard W 3-0S 1 N1 Concord W 3-0S 2 N1 Arkansas Tech L 1-3S 2 N1 Martin Methodist L 0-3S 6 A Lenoir-Rhyne L 0-3S 9 H Kentucky Wesleyan W 3-0S 9 H Kentucky State W 3-0S 12 A Carson-Newman W 3-0S 15 A Virginia Intermont W 3-0S 19 H Newberry W 3-0S 22 A Brevard W 3-1S 23 A Catawba L 0-3S 27 A Mars Hill W 3-2S 30 A Kentucky State W 3-0O 3 H Lander W 3-0O 5 A Tusculum W 3-2 O 7 N2 Lander L 0-3O 7 N2 Eckerd L 0-3O 13 N3 Augusta State W 3-0O 13 N3 Valdosta State L 0-3O 14 N3 Montevallo L 0-3O 14 N3 West Georgia L 0-3O 17 H Carson-Newman L 1-3O 18 H Mars Hill W 3-0O 21 H Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-3O 24 A Newberry W 3-0O 31 H Tusculum L 2-3H1 - LMU InvitationalN1 - Tusculum TournamentN2 - Lander Tri-Match N3 - Montevallo Tournament

2007—Record: 20-15 (5-8 SAC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 24 H1 Ohio Valley W 3-0A 24 H1 Cumberlands (KY) W 3-0A 25 H1 Union (KY) W 3-0A 31 N1 Converse W 3-0A 31 N1 Augusta State W 3-1S 1 N1 North Greenville W 3-0S 2 N1 Lander L 0-3S 4 A Northern Kentucky L 0-3S 7 N2 Belmont Abbey W 3-0S 7 N2 Clarion L 0-3S 8 N2 Queens (NC) W 3-0S 8 N2 Edinboro L 1-3S 12 A Carson-Newman* W 3-0S 15 N3 St. Joseph’s L 0-3S 15 A Kentucky Wesleyan W 3-2S 18 H Mars Hill* W 3-1S 21 A Lenoir-Rhyne* L 1-3S 22 A Brevard W 3-2S 26 H Virginia Intermont W 3-0S 28 H Catawba* L 0-3S 29 H Newberry* W 3-1O 3 H Tusculum* L 0-3O 6 H Wingate* L 1-3O 9 H Carson-Newman* W 3-0O 13 N4 Martin Methodist W 3-1O 13 N4 West Alabama L 0-3O 19 H Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-1O 20 H Brevard W 3-1O 23 H Kentucky State W 3-0O 26 A Catawba* L 1-3O 27 A Newberry* L 1-3O 31 A Tusculum* L 2-3 N 3 A Wingate* L 1-3N 5 H Kentucky State W 3-0FOOD LION SAC TOURNAMENTN 9 N5 Catawba L 0-3H1 - LMU InvitationalN1 - Carson-Newman TournamentN2 - Lees-McRae Tournament N3 - Kentucky Wesleyan Tri-MatchN4 - Montevallo TournamentN5 - Jefferson City, TN

2009—Record: 22-10 (10-6 SAC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 28 N1 Francis Marion L 1-3A 28 N1 Glenville State W 3-1A 29 N1 Charleston (WV) W 3-0A 29 N1 Davis & Elkins W 3-0S 4 A Lees-McRae W 3-1S 4 N2 Mount Olive W 3-0S 5 N2 West Alabama L 0-3S 8 A Kentucky State W 3-0S 12 H Anderson W 3-0S 15 H Carson-Newman* W 3-0S 18 H Newberry* W 3-1S 19 H Tennessee Wesleyan W 3-0S 22 H Mars Hill* W 3-0S 29 A Tusculum* W 3-1O 2 A Brevard* W 3-1O 3 A Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-2O 9 H Catawba* L 2-3O 10 H Wingate* L 2-3O 13 A Carson-Newman* L 0-3O 16 A Newberry* W 3-0O 17 N3 Chowan W 3-0O 17 A North Greenville W 3-0O 20 A Mars Hill* W 3-0O 23 N4 Queens W 3-0O 27 H Tuscculum* L 1-3O 30 H Brevard* W 3-1O 31 H Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-0N 6 A Catawba* L 1-3N 7 A Wingate* L 1-3FOOD LION SAC TOURNAMENTN 13 N5 Newberry W 3-2N 14 N5 Carson-Newman L 2-3NCAA SOUTHEAST REGIONALN 20 N6 Armstrong Atlantic L 0-3N1 - Carson-Newman InvitationalN2 - Lees-McRae TournamentN3 - Tigerville, SCN4 - Carson-Newman Classic N5 - Greeneville, TN N6 - Wingate, NC

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

2008—Record: 22-14 (7-9 SAC)Date Site Opponent W/L Score A 29 N1 Lees-McRae W 3-0A 29 N1 WV Wesleyan W 3-0A 30 N1 WV State L 0-3A 30 N1 Mount Olive W 3-1S 5 H1 Kentucky State W 3-0S 5 H1 Cumberlands (KY) W 3-0S 6 H1 Kentucky Wesleyan W 3-0S 6 H1 North Greenville W 3-1S 12 N2 West Alabama L 0-3S 12 N2 Anderson W 3-2S 13 N2 Lees-McRae W 3-1S 19 H North Greenville W 3-0S 20 H Brevard* W 3-1S 23 A Anderson L 2-3S 26 H Catawba* L 0-3S 27 H Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3-0S 30 A Tennessee Wesleyan W 3-0O 3 A Wingate* L 2-3O 4 A Newberry* L 1-3O 7 A Carson-Newman* L 0-3O 10 H Mars Hill* W 3-0O 15 H Tuscculum* L 1-3O 18 A Catawba* W 3-1O 21 A Kentucky State W 3-0O 24 A Brevard* W 3-0O 25 A Lenoir-Rhyne* L 1-3O 29 A Tusculum* L 2-3N 1 A Mars Hill* W 3-0N 4 H Carson-Newman* L 0-3N 7 H Newberry* W 3-2N 8 H Wingate* L 1-3FOOD LION SAC TOURNAMENTN 13 N3 Catawba W 3-2N 14 N3 Carson-Newman W 3-2N 15 N3 Wingate L 0-3

NCAA SOUTHEAST REGIONALN 21 N4 Carson-Newman W 3-1N 22 N4 Armstrong Atlantic L 2-3H1 - LMU InvitationalN1 - Carson-Newman ClassicN2 - Tusculum Classic N3 - Mars Hill, NCN4 - Wingate, NC

TEAM WIN-LOSS RECORDSYear Record Percentage1992 1-27 .0041993 8-21 .2761994 12-17 .4141995 22-12 .6471996 13-18 .4191997 19-15 .5591998 24-11 .7141999 24-13 .6492000 24-12 .6672001 21-10 .6772002 21-14 .6002003 22-12 .6472004 23-8 .7422005 20-15 .571 2006 19-12 .6132007 20-15 .5712008 22-14 .6112009 22-10 .688TOTAL 337-256 .568


Team Record HomeAlabama-Huntsville 3-24 3-8Albany State 2-0 ---Anderson 3-1 2-0Arkansas Tech 0-2 ---Armstrong Atlantic 0-3 ---Ashland 1-0 ---Augusta State 5-0 1-0Bellarmine 1-2 1-0Belmont Abbey 1-0 ---Berea 1-0 1-0Bluefield (VA) 0-1 ---Brevard 9-0 6-0Bryan 8-0 3-0California (PA) 0-1 ---Carson-Newman 23-11 11-5Catawba 2-7 0-3Central Arkansas 4-2 ---Central State (OH) 1-0 ---Charleston (WV) 1-0 ---Chowan 1-0 ---Christian Brothers 0-2 0-1Clarion 0-1 ---Concord 4-0 3-0Converse 8-0 3-0Cumberland (TN) 1-0 ---Cumberlands (KY) 20-0 15-0Davis & Elkins 2-0 ---East Tennessee State 0-2 ---Eckerd 0-2 ---Edinboro 0-1 ---Findlay 1-0 ---Fort Valley State 3-0 ---Francis Marion 0-1 ---Gardner-Webb 2-0 1-0

RECORDS VS. ALL OPPONENTS (1992-present)Team Record HomeGlenville State 4-0 ---Harding 0-1 ---Henderson State 0-3 ---Huntingdon (AL) 2-0 ---Indianapolis 1-1 ---Jacksonville State (AL) 0-2 0-2Kentucky State 17-0 7-0Kentucky Wesleyan 3-0 2-0King 2-1 ---Knoxville 1-0 1-0Lander 3-2 1-0Lee 0-5 0-2Lees-McRae 4-3 1-2Lenoir-Rhyne 5-5 3-1Limestone 5-0 4-0Lindsey Wilson 3-0 2-0Lynn 1-0 ---Mars Hill 12-5 5-1Martin Methodist 4-1 3-0Maryville 2-0 1-0Milligan 2-0 ---Mississippi College 0-5 ---Mississippi-Women 3-10 0-3Missouri-St. Louis 0-1 ---Montevallo 5-18 3-6Montreat 7-0 2-0Mt. Olive 2-0Mt. Saint Joseph 0-1 ---Newberry 8-3 4-0North Alabama 2-26 1-10UNC-Pembroke 2-0 ---North Greenville 4-0 2-0Northern Kentucky 0-3 0-1Northwest Missouri State 0-2 ---

Team Record HomeNova Southeastern 1-0 ---Ohio Dominican 0-1 ---Ohio Valley 2-0 2-0Ouachita Baptist 1-0 ---Palm Beach Atlantic 0-1 ---Pikeville 1-0 1-0Presbyterian 1-1 ---Queens (NC) 2-0 ---St. Joseph’s (IN) 0-3 ---Shaw (PA) 2-0 ---Shawnee State 1-0 ---USC-Aiken 1-1 ---USC-Upstate 0-4 0-2Southern Indiana 0-2 ---Southern Wesleyan 3-0 2-0Tampa 0-1 ---Tennessee Wesleyan 7-0 5-0Tiffin 1-0 ---Truman State 0-1 ---Tusculum 22-19 8-8Union (KY) 23-2 13-0Urbana (OH) 1-0 ---Valdosta State 10-13 6-2Virginia Intermont 2-0 1-0Virginia State First meetingUVA-Wise 9-2 3-1West Alabama 14-15 5-3West Florida 5-5 3-2West Georgia 15-14 7-4West Virginia State 0-1West Virginia Wesleyan 1-0Wilmington (OH) 1-0 ---Wingate 0-7 0-3Wofford 0-1 ---

Krysten Adsuara ....................................... 2008Rhonda Anderson ..................................... 1993Amber Andrews .................................. 1992-93Kirsten Atkinson .................................. 2004-05Amanda Baker ..................................... 2006-07Jency Basinger .......................................... 2006Kellie Bass ................................................ 2002Megan Bell ................................. 2009-presentLia Bevins .................................. 2007-presentMelissa Blackwell ............................... 2004-05Heather Blaising ....................................... 1998Jill Boehmer ........................................ 1999-02Jennifer Brannan ................................. 2001-04Leah Cagle ................................................ 2007Kristen Cantrell ........................ 2009-presentLori Capps ........................................... 1994-95Nikki Carter ......................................... 1992-95Kodi Cartwright ................................ 2008-09 Katie Chalmers ......................................... 2003Allison Chamberlain ................................. 2000Amanda Collins ................................... 2006-07Macarena Dancuart ............................. 1998-99Helena Davidsson ................................ 1997-98Erin DeRouen ...................................... 2001-03Mandi Deweese ........................................ 2004Becky Doak ......................................... 1992-93Heidi Dreiling ........................................... 2005Jennifer Drumm ......................... 2010-presentCourtney Dukes ........................................ 1995Jaclyn Dvorscak .................................. 2005-08Chelsea Ferron ......................... 2010-presentMary Fitzgerald ........................................ 2003Dusty Fleming .......................................... 1992Susan Fletcher ..................................... 1996-98

Blaire Fowler ........................... 2010-presentVanessa Funfsinn ...................................... 2004Margo Gander ..................................... 1993-96Caitlin Hankins .................................... 2005-08Cassidy Haskell ........................................ 2002Ann Henson .............................................. 1993Alison Hess ......................................... 2006-09Lori Hillman ............................................. 1992Katie Holly .......................................... 2000-03Allison Holstein .................................. 2002-05Amanda Horenkamp ........................... 2006-09Kristy Hounshell ............................ 1992,95-96Dani Howard ....................................... 2003-05Sonya Isaacs ............................................. 1992Lora Johnson ....................................... 1994-96Tracy Kennedy ......................................... 1992Lauren Kiwacka ....................... 2007-presentSara Klingenberg ................................. 2001-02Ashley Knight ............................ 2007-presentDeirdre Knobeloch .............................. 2003-04Cami Lefeld ......................................... 2005-08Jana Lockhart ............................................ 1999Deanne Lowe ...................................... 1996-99Carrie Lundy ....................................... 1993-96Alicia MacIntyre ................................ 2007-09Courtney Marton ................................. 2002-05Ahleasha Matthews ............................. 2000-03Blythe McCulley ................................. 2003-06Jen McEwen ............................................. 1997Megan McGinty .................................. 1999-00Jaimie McGovern ................................ 1996-97Michelle Moor ..................................... 1993-94Tracy Moore ............................................. 1994

Lisa Mulder ......................................... 2001-02Samantha Nestell ................................. 2004-05Wendy Oliver ...................................... 1996-97Joy Otto ............................................... 2003-06Allison Powell .......................................... 1992Kaitlin Posnak ......................... 2010-presentBrittany Pugh ............................ 2009-presentMiriam Remy ............................................ 1998Candace Richardson ................ 2008-presentKatelynn Riordon ................................ 2007-09Brianna Schneider .................................... 2000Jen Schroeder ...................................... 1995-98Carrie Schuch ........................................... 1992Kim Short ............................................ 1993-95Laura Slone ......................................... 2005-06Cindy Smith ........................................ 1993-95Claudia Smith ........................................... 2000Shanna Snyder ..................................... 1997-00Michelle Stafford ................................ 1997-98Melissa Stevens ................................... 1999-02Nicole Stuchal .......................................... 1998Chris Sunderhaus ...................................... 1993Kellie Updegraff ....................................... 2001Mary VandenBosch ............................. 1996-98Amber Vanderlin ................................. 2006-07Jana VerBrugge ......................................... 1999Holly Vogt ................................................. 2000Kaitlin Walton ........................... 2010-presentLindsey Wetherholt ................................... 2001Jenice Wilson ............................. 2009-presentKarlee Wyrick ..................................... 2004-07Krystal Yount ....................................... 1998-01Elina Zhivkova ......................................... 2004

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDSCAREER RECORDS

KILLS: 1404 Amanda Horenkamp 2006-09KILLS PER SET: 5.41 Macarena Ponce Dancuart 1998-99ATTACK ATTEMPTS: 4497 Amanda Horenkamp 2006-09ATTACK PERCENTAGE: .426 Macarena Ponce Dancuart 1998-99ASSISTS: 4423 Katie Holly 2000-03 ASSISTS PER SET: 10.69 Amber Vanderlin 2006-07SERVICE ACES: 207 Cindy Smith 1993-95SERVICE ACES PER SET: 0.62 Cindy Smith 1993-95SERVE ATTEMPTS: 1693 Margo Gander 1993-96SERVE PERCENTAGE: .963 Kodi Cartwright 2008-09DIGS: 1730 Amanda Horenkamp 2006-09DIGS PER SET: 4.53 Alicia MacIntyre 2007-09BLOCK SOLOS: 336 Carrie Lundy 1993-96BLOCK ASSISTS: 405 Carrie Lundy 1993-96TOTAL BLOCKS: 741 Carrie Lundy 1993-96SETS PLAYED: 469 Amanda Horenkamp 2006-09MATCHES PLAYED: 138 Shanna Snyder 1997-00 Jill Boehmer 1999-02

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

KILLS: 677 Macarena Ponce Dancuart 1999KILLS PER SET: 5.46 Macarena Ponce Dancuart 1999ATTACK ATTEMPTS: 1384 Amanda Horenkamp 2007ATTACK PERCENTAGE: .432 Macarena Ponce Dancuart 1998ASSISTS: 1402 Shanna Snyder 1999 ASSISTS PER SET: 11.40 Shanna Snyder 1999SERVICE ACES: 75 Cindy Smith 1993SERVICE ACES PER SET: 0.73 Cindy Smith 1993SERVICE ATTEMPTS: 490 Margo Gander 1994SERVE PERCENTAGE: .988 Becky Doak 1993DIGS: 562 Courtney Marton 2005DIGS PER SET: 5.26 Jency Basinger 2006BLOCK SOLOS: 145 Carrie Lundy 1994BLOCK ASSISTS: 126 Carrie Lundy 1995TOTAL BLOCKS: 245 Carrie Lundy 1994SETS PLAYED: 133 Amanda Horenkamp 2008 133 Lauren Kiwacka 2008MATCHES PLAYED: 37 Jill Boehmer 1999 37 Jana Lockhart 1999 37 Megan McGinty 1999 37 Macarena Ponce Dancuart 1999 37 Shanna Snyder 1999 37 Jana VerBrugge 1999

SINGLE-MATCH RECORDS

KILLS: 38 M. Ponce Dancuart vs. King 9/22/98ATTACK ATTEMPTS: 78 M. Ponce Dancuart vs. MHC 9/5/98ATTACK PERCENTAGE: .846 Katie Holly vs. UWG 10/22/00ASSISTS: 67 Shanna Snyder vs. Mars Hill 9/5/98SERVICE ACES: 10 Jill Boehmer vs. KY State 10/16/01DIGS: 40 Alicia MacIntyre at KWC 9/15/07BLOCK SOLOS: 5 Alison Hess at Tusculum 10/5/06 5 Melissa Blackwell at UWA 10/31/04BLOCK ASSISTS: 10 Joy Otto at UM 10/30/04TOTAL BLOCKS: 15 Carrie Lundy vs. CNC 10/27/94

TEAM RECORDS SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

KILLS: 1853 1999KILLS PER SET: 14.94 1999ATTACK ATTEMPTS: 5459 2007ATTACK PERCENTAGE: .268 1999ASSISTS: 1515 2002 ASSISTS PER SET: 12.41 2004SERVICE ACES: 288 2000SERVICE ACES PER SET: 2.41 2001SERVE ATTEMPTS: 2619 2009DIGS: 2400 2002DIGS PER SET: 20.13 2006BLOCK SOLOS: 342 1994BLOCK ASSISTS: 457 2005TOTAL BLOCKS: 518.0 1994SETS PLAYED: 134 2008MATCHES PLAYED: 37 1999

SINGLE-MATCH RECORDS

KILLS: 87 vs. Mars Hill 9/5/98ATTACK ATTEMPTS: 255 vs. MHC 9/5/98ATTACK PERCENTAGE: .473 vs. Converse 10/20/99ASSISTS: 71 vs. Albany St. 10/10/04SERVICE ACES: 21 vs. KY State 10/16/01DIGS: 137 at Tusculum 10/29/03BLOCK SOLOS: 10 vs. UMSL 8/31/02BLOCK ASSISTS: 31 at UWF 10/22/05TOTAL BLOCKS: 23 at Tusculum 10/5/06

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ALL-CONFERENCE HONOR ROLL

Jennifer Brannan2004 GSC Second Team

Allison Chamberlain2000 GSC Second Team

Helena Davidsson1997 GSC Second Team

Amanda Horenkamp2007 SAC Second Team

2008, 2009 SAC First Team 2008, 2009 AVCA All-Region2008, 2009 Daktronics All-Region2008 NCAA All-Tournament

Candace Richardson 2009 SAC Second Team

Macarena Ponce-Dancuart1998 GSC Second Team

1999 GSC First Team

Joy Otto2003 GSC East Division

Freshman of the Year

Carrie Lundy1995 GSC East Team

Lauren Kiwacka2009 SAC Second Team

Jamie McGovern1997 GSC Second Team

Ahleasha Matthews2003 GSC First Team

Alicia MacIntyre2008 SAC Second Team

2008 NCAA All-Tournament

LMU ATHLETE’S HALL OF FAMEThe LMU Athletes’ Hall of Fame was founded in 1981 and the first class of 46 was inducted during homecoming activities that year. The purpose of the Hall of Fame is to identify and honor those athletes that developed outstanding skills and represented LMU in a wholesome manner. The original location of the Hall of Fame display was in the Mars Gym but with the opening of the Turner Arena in 1991, the Hall moved to the current location.

Nikki Carter Macarana Ponce Dancuart

Krystal Yount2001 GSC Second Team

Cindy Smith1995 GSC East Team


MARY E. MARS GYMNASIUM The LMU volleyball team plays all of its home matches in the historic Mary E. Mars Gymnasium, the home of LMU volleyball since the program came into existence in 1989. Since 1992, the Lady Railsplitters have compiled a 148-72 record, good for a .673 winning percentage in 18 seasons of play in the facility.

Since the opening of the Turner Arena in 1991, the facility has been used almost ex-clusively by the volleyball team. Beginning in 2004, the facility has undergone extensive renovations including a new scoreboard, technology upgrades at the scorers table/press row, repairs to the locker rooms, new windows and new glass-door entrances.The Annan Natatorium, built in the early 1950s, is connected to the Mars Gymnasium and has recently completed renovations as well.

The facility seats 1,500 spectators for athletic events, and houses offices and classrooms. Coach Mike Smith’s office was moved here in 2004 and is located next to the West entrance.

The Mars Gymnasium also has a state-of-the-art weight room used by the LMU students, faculty and staff. Several classes are taught in the facility using both the court and a classroom located in the front of the building. The J. Frank White Academy also uses the facility as their home basketball court.

The building now known as Mars Gymnasium was originally a sports arena at Camp Forrest, an Army post and prisoner-of-war camp in Tullahoma, Tennessee, (now a part of Arnold Air Force Base known as the Arnold Engineering Development Center) from 1941-1946. One of the more famous people using the future Mars Gymnasium during this period was General George S. Patton, who used the facility in 1941- 42 to help train the 2nd Armored Division. Later in the war, Camp Forest was also used as a POW camp. After the war, Camp Forrest was closed and the building was no longer in use.

In 1946, LMU began a $75,000 campaign for a new athletics facility and it was suggested that the Camp Forrest building be bought and moved to the campus. The building was renamed Mary E. Mars Gymnasium after the mother of a former member of the Board of Trustees, Sam Mars Sr., and dedicated to all mothers everywhere. Mars Gymnasium was officially opened on November 29, 1948, in a basketball game which saw the Railsplitters fall 58-43 to the Tennessee Volunteers. In the1950s the Mary S. Annan Natatorium was added to the building. Mars Gymnasium served as the home of the men’s and women’s basketball teams from 1948-1991.

Mars Gym Records

Team RecordsMost Kills: 87, vs. Mars Hill (9-5-98)Most Attacks: 255, vs. Mars Hill (9-5-98)Most Block Solos: 9, vs. West Georgia (10-1-99)Most Block Assists: 20, on 4 occasionsMost Digs: 127, vs West Alabama (10-10-02)Most Assists: 71, vs. Albany State (10-10-04)Most Service Aces: 21, vs. Kentucky State (10-16-01)

Individual RecordsMost Kills: 38, Macarena Ponce Dancuart vs. King (9-22-98)Most Attacks: 78, Macarena Ponce Dancuart vs. Mars Hill (9-5-98)Most Block Solos: 4, Krystal Yount vs. West Georgia (10-1-99) 4, Krystal Yount vs. Alabama-Huntsville (9-26-99)Most Block Assists: 7, Joy Otto vs. Augusta State (10-13-04)Most Digs: 38, Alicia MacIntyre vs. Catawba (10-9-09)Most Assists: 67, Shanna Snyder vs. Mars Hill (9-5-98)Most Service Aces: 10, Jill Boehmer vs. Kentucky State (10-16-01)

The LMU Volleyball locker room


Key Dates in saC History 1930 -– North State Atlantic Conference formed when six schools broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 1961 – Newberry joins league. Conference changes name to Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC) 1975 – South Atlantic Conference formed as foot-ball league with eight schools, called the SAC-8. 1988 – Wingate replaces Newberry 1989 – SAC became an all-sports conference 1996 – Newberry rejoins conference 1998 – Tusculum joins conference 2006 – Lincoln Memorial joins conference 2007 – Brevard joins conference 2010 – Anderson joins conference

The South Atlantic Conference is in its 35th year of athletic tradition and excellence. The conference has enjoyed tremendous success due to dedicated people build-ing a premier athletic conference throughout its history. The distant forerunner of the South Atlantic Con-ference was the North State Atlantic Conference (NSIAC). The NSIAC was formed when the “Little Six”, as it was called, broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1930. These charter members in-cluded Lenoir-Rhyne College, Atlantic Christian, Catawba College, Guilford College, Elon College, and High Point University. The North State continued to grow over the next 30 years, adding Western Carolina (1933), East Carolina (1947) and Pfeiffer (1960). A name change became neces-sary when the league accepted Newberry as its first South Carolina member in 1961. The league took on the name Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC) on May 20th of that year. The CIAC saw several changes in the following years as East Carolina withdrew from the league in 1962. Appalachian State and Western Carolina followed in 1971 and 1976. All three landed in the Southern Conference.The South Atlantic Conference was founded in 1975 solely as a football conference. The league received its name from a contest in which Kurt Brenneman of Greensboro, N.C. became the first to submit the SAC-8 moniker. The SAC-8 consisted of Carson-Newman College, Catawba College, Elon College, Gardner-Webb University, Lenoir-Rhyne College, Mars Hill College, Newberry Col-lege, and Presbyterian College. Dr. Fred Bentley, of Mars Hill College, was named league president for its inaugural year, by a vote of the member institutions. After the first season of play in the SAC-8, Lenoir-Rhyne College captured the first football title. In 1989, the league’s 15th year of operation, the South Atlantic Conference became a comprehensive, all-sports conference. That year the South Atlantic Conference spon-sored 10 sports - football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis. Later the conference grew to 14 championship sports by adding women‘s soccer (1990), men’s and women’s cross country (1993) and women’s golf (1999). The South Atlantic Conference was composed of the same eight member institutions from 1975 until 1988, when Wingate University replaced Newberry College as the eighth member institution. Newberry later rejoined the conference in 1996. Tusculum College was admitted as a member of

the league in 1998. In 2006, Lincoln Memorial University joined the league, followed by Brevard College in 2007. Anderson University became the league’s tenth member in 2010. Today the conference is a group of ten private, liberal & civic arts colleges and universities, similar in size and athletic philosophy. Since becoming eligible for NCAA Division II postseason play in 1993, the league has sent representatives from all of its sponsored sports to NCAA postseason play. The league membership now includes Anderson University in Anderson S.C.; Brevard College in Brevard, N.C.; Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn.; Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C.; Lenoir-Rhyne Uni-versity in Hickory, N.C.; Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn.; Mars Hill College in Mars Hill, N.C.; Newberry College in Newberry, S.C.; Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tenn.; and Wingate University in Wingate, N.C.

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DATE OPPONENT SITE TIMESept. 3 - 4 Anderson TournamentSept. 3 vs. Virginia State Anderson, SC 2:00 pmSept. 3 vs. Augusta State Anderson, SC 8:00 pmSept. 4 vs. North Greenville Anderson, SC 11:00 amSept. 4 vs. Mount Olive Anderson, SC 3:00 pmSept. 7 Carson-Newman* Jefferson City, TN 6:30 pmSept. 10 Wingate* Wingate, NC 7:00 pm Sept. 11 Catawba* Salisbury, NC 2:00 pmSept. 14 Mars Hill* Mars Hill. NC 7:00 pmSept. 24 Anderson* Mars Gym 6:30 pmSept. 25 Newberry Mars Gym 3:00 pmSept. 28 Tusculum* Greeneville, TN 6:30 pmOct. 1 Lenoir-Rhyne* Mars Gym 6:30 pmOct. 2 Brevard* Mars Gym 3:00 pmOct. 5 King Bristol, TN 6:30 pmOct. 6 North Greenville Mars Gym 6:30 pmOct. 9 Lander Greenwood, SC 2:00 pmOct. 12 Carson-Newman* Mars Gym 6:30 pm Oct. 15 Wingate* Mars Gym 6:30 pmOct. 16 Catawba* Mars Gym 3:00 pmOct. 19 Kentucky State Frankfort, KY 6:00 pmOct. 22 Anderson* Anderson, SC 6:30 pmOct. 23 Newberry* Newberry, SC 1:00 pmOct. 26 Mars Hill* Mars Gym 6:30 pmOct. 29 King Mars Gym 6:30 pmOct. 30 Kentucky State Mars Gym 3:00 pmNov. 2 Tusculum* Mars Gym 6:30 pmNov. 5 Lenoir-Rhyne* Hickory, NC 7:00 pmNov. 6 Brevard* Brevard, NC NoonNov. 12-14 Food Lion SAC Tournament Salisbury, NC TBANov. 19-21 NCAA Southeast Regional TBA TBA * - South Atlantic Conference Matches NOTE: All Home Matches Are Listed In Bold Lettering

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