New Haven, CT – The Holy Family University women’s volleyball team had four players selected to the All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) team on Monday. Setter Aimee Drabyn (fr. Avon, IN/Avon) was named to the second team. Read More >

All-Conference Second Team:
All-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference

CACC Rookie of the Week:
October 15, 2007
 

DePaul freshman Kate Letcher
set a new school record

Letcher tallied 10 kills on 12 swings with no attack errors to break Dana Kalvatis' 22-year-old record. Kalvatis set the previous record of .818 against Cleveland State on November 9, 1985. Read More >

All-Tournament Team Selection:
2007 DePaul Invitational

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (November 5, 2007) - Freshman Rebecca Murray (Carmel, Ind.) recorded 24 kills and five blocks to earn the honor of BIG EAST Freshman of the Week, as announced Monday but the conference office. Read More >

BIG EAST Freshman of the Week:
Week of October 29th, 2007
Week of November 6th, 2007

BIG EAST Honor Roll:
Week of August 27, 2007

UA volleyball coach Dave Rubio liked setter Paige Weber the first time he saw her play at a club tournament in Indianapolis.

But he figured he did not have a chance at signing her.  Read More >

All-Tournament Team Selection:
2007 Arizona Four Points Wildcat Classic
2007 Pepperdine Asics Classic
2007 Georgia Tech Regency Suites Classic

Rookie Wolfe leads Bulldogs with 18 kills

The Bulldogs turned to a Wolfe in garnering a strong victory in their season opener against Jacksonville at the Orange and Green Challenge, as freshman outside hitter Jessica Wolfe knocked down a match-high 18 kills. Read More >

All-Tournament Team Selection:
2007 West Virginia Volleyball Classic

NASHVILLE, Tenn – The TranSouth Athletic Conference has released its weekly volleyball honors for the week ending Sunday, Oct. 14, 2007. Kimi Coffey was selected as the Libero of the Week.  Read More >

BATESVILLE, Ark. – The Trevecca volleyball team placed three players on the 2007-2008 TranSouth All-Conference team. Sophomore Kimi Coffey was named to the second team.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The University of Indianapolis’ Casey Chrzastowski (Bloomington, Ind.) is the Baden/Great Lakes Valley Conference Volleyball Player of the Week. Chrzastowski, a senior for the Greyhounds, helped UIndy extend their school-record winning streak to 12 matches with three wins last week.

Chrzastowski, for the week, averaged 4.6 kills, 1.4 digs and 0.60 blocks per game while hitting at a .327 clip. Behind her strong play, UIndy defeated Indiana Tech, 3-0, Bellarmine, 3-0 and 22nd-ranked Northern Kentucky, 3-1. The Greyhounds held their opponents to 20 of fewer points in seven of the 10 games. Read More >

Student Athlete of the Month:
October 2007

GLVC Conference:
2007 Conference Player of the Week: October
2006 All-GLVC Honorable Mention
2006 Academic All-GLVC
2006 Kelso M. Reid Mental Attitude Award
2005 Academic All-GLVC

United States Achievement Academy
2005 Collegiate All-American Scholar

Mid-Continent Conference:
2005 Mid-Continent Conference All-Tournament
2004 Freshmen of the Year
2004 All-Conference 2nd Team

Gideon Named to All-Tournament Team

For the second time in as many weekends, the Western Kentucky University volleyball team has won an invitational tournament as it captured the 2007 Lady Topper Invitational championship following a three-game sweep (30-23, 30-28, 30-22) of Marshall Saturday night at E.A. Diddle Arena. Read More >

All-Tournament Team Selection:
2007 Northern Illinois Invitational
2007 WKU Lady Topper Invitational
2006 Miami Best Western/Sycamore Inn Classic
2005 Georgia Tech Invitational

All-Conference:
2006 All-Sun Belt Conference 2nd Team
2005 Most Outstanding Player of the
Aeropostale Sun Belt Conference Tournament
2005 All-Sun Belt Conference 2nd Team

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. - Junior Natalie Mullikin established a new Wake Forest career block solos record in the Demon Deacons' five-game loss at Boston College Sunday afternoon at Power Gymnasium.

Mullikin came into the weekend tied with Jenny Kraner (1984-86) for the school record with 87 career block solos. Mullikin went without a block on Friday at Maryland but came through with one on Sunday against the Eagles. She got the record on the second play of game three, stuffing BC's Abigail Hasebroock for the record.
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2007
Preseason All-ACC Team
Black & Gold Challenge All-Tournament Team

2006
Preseason All-ACC Team
Black & Gold Challenge All-Tournament Team
Second Team All-ACC
All-ACC Academic Team

2005
Rookie of the Year
Dedication Award
ACC Top Six for Service Award
All-ACC Academic Volleyball Team

Lincoln Memorial University volleyball senior Allison Holstein was recently named the recipient of the B. Frank Turner Award at the University’s annual Athletics Banquet last Thursday night on the LMU campus.

Civically, Holstein has served as a volunteer at Harrogate’s Tri-state Nursing Home, and with area school children while occasionally singing the National Anthem at various LMU sporting events.

In addition to last week’s Turner Award, on May 6, 2006 Holstein will graduate with her degree in Kinesiology and will leave Lincoln Memorial University having set an example to be followed by generations of Railsplitters to come.

Each year the Turner Award is given to the top

male and female student-athletes at Lincoln Memorial University who best represent the University and what it stands for on the field of play, in the classroom and in the community.

Holstein, a senior majoring in Kinesiology has served as Team Captain for the past two seasons and helped lead the Lady Railsplitter volleyball team achieve a 20-15 overall record this year, while finishing second on the team in digs (3.01) and first in assists (1290). In addition, the four-year letterman ranks fourth all-time at LMU in assists (2,673), fourth in assists per game (7.38), seventh in career service aces (135) and seventh in career digs (954), while getting named once in 2004 as Gulf South Conference Player of the Week.

In the classroom Holstein has been equally as impressive throughout her four years at Lincoln Memorial University. The Brownsburg, Indiana native has been on the Gulf South Conference Honor Roll four consecutive years as well as the LMU Dean’s List with a 3.36 grade point average.

Bowling Green, Ky. — Former Western Kentucky University volleyball standout Ashly Miller has been named the new assistant coach with the Lady Topper program. Miller replaces Natalie Sutimek, who left after five seasons as an assistant to become the head coach at Normal (Ill.) Community High School.

Miller, a member of four Sun Belt Conference East Division championship teams from 2001-04, will be responsible for scouting opponents, film exchange and team travel. She will also serve as assistant director of the WKU Volleyball Camp. Ream More >