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GENERAL
Address: ...................................................................... 701 N. Clinton Street...................................................................................... Defiance, OH 43512Founded: .............................................................................................. 1850Enrollment: .......................................................................................... 1,070Nickname: .............................................................................. Yellow JacketsSchool Colors: .................................................................... Purple and GoldArena: .................................................... Karl H. Weaner Community CenterCapacity: .............................................................................................. 1,800Conference: ................................. Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceAffiliation: .......................................................................... NCAA Division IIIPresident: ........................................................................... Mark C. GordonAthletics Director: ................................................................. Jenni MorrisonAthletics Department Phone: .................................................. 419-783-2342Athletics Department Fax: ...................................................... 419-783-2369Athletics Department Website: ......................... www.DefianceAthletics.com
Director: ....................................................................................... Seth MikelOffice Phone: .......................................................................... 419-783-2566Office Fax: .............................................................................. 419-783-2369Email: .......................................................................... [email protected] SID/ Volleyball Contact: ...................................... Robby HammanOffice Phone: .......................................................................... 419-783-2381Email: ..................................................................... [email protected] SID: ............................................................................. Martin KlukOffice Phone: .......................................................................... 419-783-2381Email: .......................................................................... [email protected]
Head Coach: ............................................................................. Brie BrennerAlma Mater, Year: ....................................... University of Washington, 2006Record at Defiance, (Seasons): ..................................................... 0-0, (1st) Overall Coaching Record, (Seasons): ............................................ 0-0, (1st) Head Coach Office Phone: ..................................................... 419-783-2326Head Coach Email: ................................................ [email protected]. Coach: ................................................................................... Kayla HartmanAsst. Coach Office Phone: ..................................................... 419-783-2863Asst. Coach Email: ................................................ [email protected]
First Year of Volleyball: ......................................................................... 1972All-Time Record, (Seasons): ................................................ 471-671, (41st)All-Time HCAC Record, (Seasons): ........................................ 51-41, (13th)
2011 Overall Record: ........................................................................... 14-162011 Conference Record, (Finish): ................................................ 4-5, (6th)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ................................................................ 7/11Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................................................... 3/3
Alexis Pierce ........................................................... 156 kills, 91 total blocksChelsea Ludeman ................................................... 160 kills, 40 total blocksAlicia Kalik .................................................................... 776 assists, 30 aces Christa Seidenstricker ................................................... 165 digs, 15 assists
ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS
QUICK FACTS DC VOLLEYBALL 2012
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Quick Facts ..................................................................... 1
ThisisDefianceCollege ............................................... 2
JacketsintheCommunity ............................................ 2
AthleticsStaff ................................................................ 3
CoachingStaff ............................................................... 4
2012SeasonOutlook .................................................... 5
2012Roster .................................................................... 6
Meet the Jackets ....................................................... 7-9
L. McDaniel, J. Apps, B. Anderson, A. Pierce, H. Walchle R. Kain ...... 7
C. Hesterman, A. Turton, C. Ludeman, C. Seidenstricker, K. McQueary 8
A. Kalik ........................................................................... 9
2011SeasonReview ................................................... 10
ProgramRecords ........................................................ 11 2012JacketsbyClass ................................................ 12
2012Schedule .............................................BackCover
TABLE OF CONTENTS 2012 DC VOLLEYBALL QUICK FACTSGENERAL
HISTORY
COACHING STAFF
TEAM INFORMATION
KEY RETURNERS - 2011 STATISTICS
The 2012 Defiance College volleyball media guide was written and pro-duced by DC Assistant Sports Information Director Robby Hamman,
using Adobe InDesign CS3 and Photoshop CS3 software.
The media guide was edited by Robby Hamman, Seth Mikel, Jenni Morrison, Brie Brenner and Kayla Hartman and printed by TheHubbard Company. Photos were provided by the DC Photo Team.
A very special thank you to Seth Mikel, the entire DC volleyball coach-ing staff and all former members of the DC sports information staff for
their assistance with this publication.
THIS IS DEFIANCEDC VOLLEYBALL 2012
2012 DC Volleyball Media Guide2
Defiance College is a private liberal arts-based college providing outstanding academic programs and co-curricular activities for a student body of more than 1,000 students. Defiance College offers students the best of both worlds. In a small campus envi-ronment, students can have hands-on experiences in their field of study through quality internships, domestic and international travel, diverse cultural encounters, and distinctive service and research opportunities for personal and professional growth.
The Princeton Review features Defiance College in Colleges with a Conscience: 81 Great Schools with Outstanding Com-munity Involvement. Defiance College has been named for six-consecutive years to the President’s Higher Education Com-munity Service Honor Roll for its commitment to community service, and for the past three years DC has been named a Military Friendly School for providing significant benefits and services to veterans. Defiance College was also selected by The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching to receive its Community Engagement Classification.
Defiance College offers students a world of opportunities to en-hance their academic experience, from cultural visits in world-class cities across the continent, to international trips through the DC Global program, all of which open minds to new ideas and cultures and provide insights to help in competition for jobs and graduate school placement.
The McMaster School for Advancing Humanity was created to provide opportunities for DC undergraduate students and fac-ulty to more closely examine global issues and how they affect the human condition. Faculty and students conducted projects during the 2011-2012 year in Belize, Cambodia and Ghana. The School serves as the umbrella for the Service Leadership Program developing leadership communication, conflict resolu-tion and cultural awareness, with the Carolyn M. Small Honors Program providing opportunities for students to participate in an honors curriculum and Project 701, a student-run nonprofit organization.
Defiance College is also home of the Hench Autism Studies Program, an innovative, multi-faceted program designed to specifically address the late adolescent years and the transition of individuals with autism to adulthood.
Student life is an important part of a Defiance College educa-tion. Activities include student government, musical and the-ater groups, religious organizations, intercultural organizations, honor societies, special interest groups, intramural athletics, and four Greek chapters including a service fraternity.
As a national leader in the field of service learning and engage-ment, DC teaches students to take the knowledge they have gained and use it to change lives for the better in their com-munities, in distant villages and in their careers. Approximately 10,000 men and women across the globe claim Defiance Col-lege as their alma mater, and they excel in all walks of life.
THIS IS DEFIANCE COLLEGE JACKETS IN THE COMMUNITYDefiance College has challenged students to defy the ordi-nary – to explore academic boundaries, to take on roles of civic responsibility and leadership, and to become engaged on campus and in the community. All of this makes for an extraor-dinary college experience.
Nowhere else will you find students committed to their com-munities like Defiance College, and nowhere else will you find student-athletes and coaches as immersed in service and en-gagement.
During the 2011-12 academic year, Defiance College student-athletes contributed more than 2,000 hours of service in their community and around the country.
Many student-athletes at DC have taken active roles in lead-ership and service initiatives campus-wide. Such experiences give Defiance College students a greater awareness of a di-verse world and its needs as well as the leadership skills to create positive change. Volleyball team members Lindsay McDaniel, Caroline Hesterman, Chelsea Ludeman, Haley Walchle and Alicia Kalik are DC Service Leaders.
Defiance College is featured for excellence in blending aca-demics with community work by The Princeton Review in its Colleges with a Conscience: 81 Great Schools with Outstand-ing Community Involvement. Defiance is included in the Presi-dent’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for its commitment to community service.
ATHLETIC STAFF DC VOLLEYBALL 2012
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COACHING STAFFDC VOLLEYBALL 2012
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brie
Brie Brenner took over as the head volleyball coach at Defiance College on January 17, bring-ing strong local ties and a rich volleyball pedigree with her to DC.
Brenner is a Defiance, Ohio native and was a two-time Western Buckeye League Player of the Year, while also earning First-Team All-Ohio honors in 2001 for Defiance High. After concluding a standout prep career, Brenner began a collegiate career at Ohio State University and then transferred to the University of Washington for her final three seasons.
During her time with the Huskies, Brenner became a two-time All-PAC-10 performer and led Washington to a pair of PAC-10 Championships. The success continued on the national stage, where Brenner and UW advanced to the NCAA Division I Final Four in 2004 and 2005 and claimed the NCAA Division I National Championship in 2005.
Brenner went on to play two years of professional volleyball in Puerto Rico and was voted into the athletic Hall of Fame at the University of Washington, as well as Defiance High School in 2010.
Along with her extensive success on the volleyball court at the collegiate and professional ranks, Brenner also boasts eight years of coaching experience at various club and prep levels, which includes stints on staff with Defiance High and multiple club pro-grams.
Brenner began her coaching career as an assistant for the Cascade Volleyball Club in 2004 and also worked the UW summer volleyball camps from 2004 through 2006, before returning to northwest Ohio.
Since that time, Brenner spent six years as the director of the Hagerty Volleyball Camp that hosted summer camps at several local high schools, including Defiance, Ayersville and Hicksville.
Brenner also served as the head coach of the Toledo Volleyball Club from 2008 through 2011, leading the team to three-straight appearances at the United States of America Volleyball Nationals and working as the club’s performance trainer during each of those final three campaigns.
BRENNERHead CoaCH • First season • University oF WasHington, 2006
419-783-2326• [email protected]
kayla
Kayla Hartman joins the Defiance College staff as an assistant coach for the volleyball team for the 2012-2013 season, one year removed from finishing an impressive playing career at Indiana Institute of Technology.
Hartman graduated from Indiana Tech in December of 2011 with a degree in psychology and a minor in athletic training, while maintaining a grade point average of 3.9. Hartman excelled on the court as well as in the classroom during her four-year career. Hartman helped guide the Warriors to the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference Championship all four years as a
member of the squad and was named the WHAC Libero of the Year for the 2011 season. Hartman finished her career with over 2,000 digs.
The Fort Wayne native also received a number of other awards over her college stint at Indiana Tech. Hartman received the Bill Hiatt Scholarship and Leepoxy Scholar-Athlete Award in 2011. Hartman also earned Academic All-American for three seasons from 2009 through 2011.
Along with coaching, Hartman will work towards a master’s degree in business from Defiance College.
HARTMANassistant CoaCH • First season • indiana institUte oF teCHnology, 2011
419-783-2863 • [email protected]
SEASON OUTLOOK DC VOLLEYBALL 2012
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The Defiance College volleyball team has many new faces this season, both on the court and on the sideline. The 2012 season marks the first for Brie Brenner, a Defiance native, as the head coach of the Yellow Jackets.
Brenner inherits a team that had its fair share of ups and downs last season. The Jackets went on a streak of winning 10-of-11 matches but also had multiple four match losing streaks. DC finished with a 14-16 overall record and a 4-5 record in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference play, finishing sixth in the HCAC standings.
With only one senior on the 2012 squad, the Purple and Gold will rely heavily on its upper-classmen for experience and leadership. Brenner will face the tough task of quickly meshing the returners and newcomers to form a cohe-sive unit. The Jackets return sev-en players from the 2011 team and add five fresh faces to the squad.
SETTERSThe Yellow Jackets return one of the top setters in the HCAC from the 2011 season. Sophomore Ali-cia Kalik had a stellar freshman season and looks to build on last year’s success. Kalik was named the HCAC Freshman of the Year for the 2011 season because of her ability to excel and make an impact on so many facets of the game. Kalik is what volleyball coaches call an “active setter,” meaning she is involved in more than just setting. The sophomore recorded 776 assists, 85 kills, 141 digs and 39 total blocks last year
and also led the team in aces with 30. If Kalik builds on her success and continues to improve, the sophomore could become the top setter in the HCAC and one of the best in all of NCAA Division III. The other setter for Defiance is fellow sophomore Alyssa Tur-ton, who saw limited action as a freshman. Turton posted a stand-out performance against Illinois College on October 29 with 39 assists in a four-set match. The sophomore could make an impact in the service game for the Jack-ets, as Turton has developed a strong serve over the offseason.
LIBEROS/DEFENSIVESPECIALISTSSenior Lindsay McDaniel and freshman Rebecca Kain will com-pete for playing time at the libero position for the Yellow Jackets. McDaniel played the 2011 sea-son primarily as a defensive specialist. In that role, the senior recorded the third highest dig total on the squad with 170, an average of 1.79 digs per set. Mc-Daniel brings experience, leader-ship and consistency to the young squad. Kain is looking to make an immediate impact for DC. The freshman is described as a smart player, who continually looks for ways to better her game. Regard-less of which player starts, both will be counted on to anchor the backcourt and post high passing percentages to turn the defense into offense for the Yellow Jacket attack.
Sophomore Caroline Hesterman and freshmen JoNae Apps and Katey McQueary are the three defensive specialists for the Pur-
ple and Gold. Hesterman saw lim-ited action in her freshman cam-paign but looks to use her year of college experience to make an impact on the 2012 season. Apps is described as a solid defender who is a consistent option on the back row. Along with being a de-fensive player, McQueary has the potential to help the Jackets with an impressive serve.
MIDDLE BLOCKERSThe Purple and Gold’s middle blockers will be led by junior Alex-is Pierce. The Wauseon, Ohio standout recorded 156 kills last season with a .256 attacking per-centage. Pierce is the top return-ing Jacket for total blocks, as the junior totaled 91, an average of 0.84 per set last year. Another as-set that Pierce gives the Jackets is height. The junior is the tallest member of the undersized squad and is listed at 6-1. Joining Pierce on the front line is freshman Ha-ley Walchle, who lacks height but makes up for it in speed and athleticism. Walchle also adds versatility to DC, as the freshman can play multiple positions and is a well-rounded player.
OUTSIDE HITTERSDC will be anchored by a trio of ex-perienced players on the outside. Juniors Christa Seidenstricker and Chelsea Ludeman will be joined by sophomore transfer Bree An-derson to create a formidable attack. Seidenstricker will make the transition from libero to out-side hitter this season. The junior thrived in the defensive role but has the tools and skills necessary to make the change to outside
hitter. Ludeman is looking to have a bounce-back season after an injury plagued sophomore year. The former HCAC Freshman of the Year will play the position of opposite hitter for the Jacket at-tack. Ludeman has improved her focus and is primed for a notewor-thy season. The wildcard for the Purple and Gold will be Anderson, who transferred to DC from Tus-culum College in Tennessee. The sophomore brings a relentless competitive mindset to the team and raw athletic ability. Anderson will play a major role in the Jack-ets’ success this year.
McDANIEL SEIDENSTRICKER
KALIK
RETURNING LEADERS(2011 Statistics)
SetsPlayedAlexis Pierce ............. 108Alicia Kalik .................. 96Lindsay McDaniel ....... 95
KillsChelsea Ludeman .... 160Alexis Pierce ............. 156Alicia Kalik .................. 85
AttackPercentageAlicia Kalik ............... .275Alexis Pierce ............ .256Chelsea Ludeman ... .220
AssistsAlicia Kalik ................ 776Alyssa Turton ...............73
ServiceAcesAlicia Kalik .................. 30Lindsay McDaniel ....... 26Chelsea Ludeman ........ 8
DigsLindsay McDaniel ..... 170Christa Seidenstricker .... 165Alicia Kalik ................ 141
TotalBlocksAlexis Pierce ............... 91Chelsea Ludeman ...... 40Alicia Kalik ...................39
TotalPointsAlexis Pierce .......... 216.0Chelsea Ludeman ... 190.0Alicia Kalik ................ 135.5
ROSTERDC VOLLEYBALL 2012
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# NAME POS. YEAR HT. HOMETOWN/HIGHSCHOOL MAJOR1 Lindsay McDaniel DS Sr. 5-4 Powell, OH / Olentangy Liberty Criminal Justice 2 JoNae Apps DS Fr. 5-8 Wild Rose, WI / Wild Rose Criminal Justice / Psychology3 Bree Anderson OH So. 5-8 Huntertown, IN / Carroll Athletic Training4 Alexis Pierce MB Jr. 6-1 Wauseon, OH / Wauseon Early Childhood Education5 Haley Walchle MB Fr. 5-9 Urbana, IN / Northfield Psychology6 Rebecca Kain LIB Fr. 5-6 Orland, IN / Prairie Heights Nursing7 Caroline Hesterman DS So. 5-5 Fort Wayne, IN / North Side Psychology8 Alyssa Turton S So. 5-8 Amherst, OH / Firelands Business Administration9 Chelsea Ludeman OH Jr. 5-9 Napoleon, OH / Napoleon Sport Management12 Christa Seidenstricker OH Jr. 5-8 Plain City, OH / Jonathan Alder Graphic Design13 Katey McQueary DS Fr. 5-7 Oregon, OH / Clay Social Work15 Alicia Kalik S So. 6-0 South Lyon, MI / South Lyon Sport Management
2012 NUMERICAL ROSTER
6-1 (1) Alexis Pierce 6-0 (1) Alicia Kalik 5-9 (2) Chelsea Ludeman Haley Walchle 5-8 (4) Bree Anderson JoNae Apps Christa Seidenstricker Alyssa Turton 5-7 (1) Katey McQueary 5-6 (1) Rebecca Kain 5-5 (1) Caroline Hesterman 5-4 (1) Lindsay McDaniel
BY HEIGHT Indiana(4) Carroll Bree Anderson Northfield Haley Walchle North Side Caroline Hesterman Prairie Heights Rebecca Kain Michigan(1) South Lyon Alicia Kalik Ohio(6) Clay Katey McQueary Firelands Alyssa Turton Jonathan Alder Christa Seidenstricker Napoleon Chelsea Ludeman Olentangy Liberty Lindsay McDaniel Wauseon Alexis Pierce Wisconsin(1) Wild Rose JoNae Apps
BY HIGH SCHOOL Setter(2) Alicia Kalik Alyssa Turton Libero/DS(5) Caroline Hesterman Lindsay McDaniel JoNae Apps Katey McQueary Rebecca Kain OutsideHitter(5) Bree Anderson Christa Seidenstricker Chelsea Ludeman MiddleBlocker(2) Alexis Pierce Haley Walchle
BY POSITION
MEET THE JACKETS DC VOLLEYBALL 2012
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lindsey
2011atDefiance: Played 95 sets in 28 matches, while earning a start … Second on the team in aces with 26, including 17 in the team’s 14 wins … Totaled 170 digs as a defensive specialist, good for third most on the squad … Recorded four aces in back-to-back wins over Manchester and Kings in September … Logged a career best in digs with 14 against Thiel on September 3 … Accumulated double digit dig totals in four matches … Achieved Heartland Colle-giate Athletic Conference Academic All-Conference Team status.2010atDefiance: Earned time in 35 sets as a sophomore … Pro-vided 0.89 digs per set as a defensive specialist … Season-best five digs against Hanover … Logged at least four digs on four oc-casions.2009atDefiance: Played in 28 sets during freshman campaign … Scooped 1.04 digs per set in limited action as a defensive specialist … Logged five digs two times, helping DC to three-set victories in each contest.High School: Two-time letterwinner for coach Jen Chapman at Olentangy Liberty High … Named team captain and team’s best de-fensive player as a senior … Member of National Honor Society.Personal: Majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology … Daughter of Mark and Brenda McDaniel.
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McDANIELDefensive specialist
senior 5-4
powell, oH / olentangy liberty Hs
HighSchool: Four-year letterwinner at Wild Rose High under the instruction of head coach Jason Kirby … Team captain during senior season … Earned academic letter all four years of high school … Achieved honor roll status all four years.Personal: Daughter of David and Bunny Apps … Majoring in crimi-nal justice and psychology.
HighSchool:Three-year letterwinner at Carroll High under head coach Doug Helson … Second-Team Hoosier Heartland Conference member during 2010 season.Personal: Daughter of Jon and Karen Anderson … Majoring in ath-letic training.
HighSchool: Four-year letterwinner at Northfield High under the tutelage of head coach Angie Dale … Awarded team MVP and most improved over four year career … Named Second-Team Three Riv-ers Conference … Graduated with Academic Honors diploma … Member of National Honor Society … Academic All-TRC recipient.Personal: Daughter of Tim and Amy Quinn … Majoring in psychol-ogy with a minor in nutrition.
jonae
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APPSDefensive specialist
fresHman 5-8
wilD rose, wi / wilD rose Hs
bree
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ANDERSONoutsiDe Hitter
sopHomore5-8
Huntertown, in / carroll Hs
alexis
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PIERCEmiDDle blocker
Junior 6-1
wauseon, oH / wauseon Hs
2011atDefiance: Accrued 108 sets and 27 starts in 30 matches …Fourth on the team in kills with 156, while ranking third in attack percentage with a clip of .256 … Attacking percentage rose to .312 in team’s 14 victories … Totaled a season-high 11 kills in a five-set vic-tory over Concordia on September 9 … Compiled at least 10 kills in five matches … Recorded DC’s single-match season-high in blocks with 12 against Marietta in a five-set victory on September 16 … Second on the squad in total blocks with 91 and an average of 0.84 per set … Recorded 10 or more blocks on two separate occasions … Led team in block assists during non-conference action with 60 … Reached an attack percentage of .500 or higher three times … Awarded Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Academic All-Conference honors.HighSchool: Four-year letterwinner for coach Robin Fisher at Wau-seon High … First-Team Northwest Ohio Athletic League and District seven honors as a senior … Named Second-Team NWOAL as a ju-nior and Honorable Mention as a sophomore ... Member of National Honor Society and Academic Honor Roll. Personal: Majoring in early childhood education … Daughter of Mi-chael and Peggy Pierce.
haley
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WALCHLEmiDDle blocker
fresHman5-9
urbana, in / nortHfielD Hs
rebecca
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KAINlibero
fresHman 5-6
orlanD, in / prairie HeigHts HsHighSchool: Lettered for three seasons at Prairie Heights High un-der head coach Tina Sailor … 2010 and 2011 All-Northeast Corner Conference First-Team honoree … Received all-area first team ac-colades during junior and senior seasons … Two-time team captain and MVP … Graduated with an Academic and Technical Honors di-ploma … Member of the National Honor Society.Personal: Daughter of Rodney and Melody Kain … Majoring in nursing.
Year MP SP K K/S A A/S SA SA/S D D/S TB TB/S2009 16 28 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 6 0.21 0 0.002010 15 35 2 0.06 1 0.03 0 0.00 31 0.89 0 0.002011 28 95 0 0.00 15 0.16 26 0.27 170 1,79 0 0.00Career 59 158 2 0.01 16 0.10 26 0.16 207 1.31 0 0.00
Year MP SP K K/S A A/S SA SA/S D D/S TB TB/S2011 30 108 156 1.44 1 0.01 6 0.06 34 0.31 91 0.84Career 30 108 156 1.44 1 0.01 6 0.06 34 0.31 91 0.84
caroline
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2011atDefiance:Played 12 sets and appeared in eight matches … Totaled four digs in a straight-set victory over Scranton on Sep-tember 26.High School: Three-year letterwinner for coach Ry Taliaferro at North Side High … Named Indiana Newscenter Scholar-Athlete of the Week … Outstanding Female Athlete Award … All-Summit Ath-letic Conference Honorable Mention junior year.Personal: Majoring in psychology … Daughter of Mike and Katie Hesterman.
2011atDefiance:Earned playing time in 14 sets while starting two of seven matches in which an appearance was made … Registered the most assists of any Yellow Jacket in a four-set match with 39 against Illinois College on October 29 … Served four aces in a straight-set win over Fisk at the Centre Tournament on September 17 … Re-corded six digs against Rose-Hulman on October 29.HighSchool: Two-year letterwinner for coach Diane Price at Fire-lands High … WSC Sportsmanship Award … Named Lorain County All-Star … Coach’s Award Recipient.Personal: Majoring in business administration with a minor in sport management … Daughter of Donald and Roxanna Turton.
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HESTERMANDefensive specialist
sopHomore 5-5
fort wayne, in / nortH siDe Hs
alyssa
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TURTONsetter
sopHomore 5-8
amHerst, oH / firelanDs Hs
2011atDefiance: Started 15-of-21 matches while battling injuries … Played in 70 sets as a sophomore … Ranked third on the team in kills with 160 … Averaged a team high 2.29 kills per set with a hitting percentage of .220 … Totaled at least 10 kills in five matches … Tallied 40 blocks on the season, third highest on the team … Posted the most kills in a five-set match by any member of the Purple and Gold with a season-high 17 against Transylvania on October 15 … Compiled 13 kills along with a career-best .591 hit-ting percentage against Illinois College on October 29 … Amassed an attack percentage of over .500 in three matches, while totaling at least nine kills in each … Recorded a career high in digs with 19 against Thiel on September 3 … Achieved Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Academic All-Conference Team status.2010 at Defiance: Named HCAC Freshman-of-the-Year … All-HCAC selection … HCAC All-Freshman Team … Played in 115
chelsea
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LUDEMANoutsiDe Hitter
Junior5-9
napoleon, oH / napoleon Hs
2011atDefiance: Appeared in 67 sets while starting two matches and playing in 27 … Named to the DC Invitational All-Tournament Team for a solid defensive performance … Recorded DC 2011 single-match and career-high 26 digs in the five-set victory over Concordia on September 9 … Ranked fourth on team in digs with 165 for the season, while averaging the second most per set with a clip of 2.46 … Averaged a team high 3.14 digs per set in DC’s 14 victories … Totaled double-digit digs on seven occasions … Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Academic All-Conference honoree.2010atDefiance: Played in 88 sets during freshman season … Av-eraged 0.99 kills per set … Set a career-high for kills (8) and hitting percentage (.800) against Earlham … Season-best nine total blocks against Bethany … Ranked third on DC team with 63 total blocks.High School: Earned three letters at Jonathan Alder High under head coach Taryn Haas … Two-time team captain … Three-time all-county performer … Named all-district as a senior … Voted as team’s best offensive player … Winner of Pioneer Award.Personal:Major is graphic design … Daughter of Shane and Patri-cia Seidenstricker.
christa
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SEIDENSTRICKERoutsiDe Hitter
Junior 5-8
plain city, oH / JonatHan alDer Hs
HighSchool:Attended Clay High. Personal: Majoring in social work.
katey
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McQUEARYDefensive specialist
fresHman 5-7
oregon, oH / clay Hs
Year MP SP K K/S A A/S SA SA/S D D/S TB TB/S2011 8 12 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 10 0.83 0 0.00Career8 12 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 10 0.83 0 0.00
Year MP SP K K/S A A/S SA SA/S D D/S TB TB/S2011 7 14 3 0.21 73 5.21 6 0.43 11 0.79 1 0.07Career7 14 3 0.21 73 5.21 6 0.43 11 0.79 1 0.07
Year MP SP K K/S A A/S SA SA/S D D/S TB TB/S2010 31 115 323 2.81 14 0.12 10 0.05 155 1.35 86 0.752011 21 70 160 2.29 4 0.06 8 0.11 62 0.89 40 0.57Career 52 185 483 2.61 18 0.09 18 0.09 217 1.17 126 0.68
sets for DC … Led the Yellow Jackets with 323 kills ... Team-best 2.81 kills per set with .252 hitting percentage … Second on the DC squad with 86 total blocks … Added 155 digs to aid the Yellow Jackets on the defensive end …. Set season-high marks in kills (24) and attempts (50) against Capital University on September 18 … Season-best .526 hitting percentage on 20-of-38 hitting against Anderson College on October 20 … Named to DC Invitational All-Tournament Team after posting 45 kills in four games … Hit the double-digit kill mark in 15 matches … Had at least 20 kills in two matches.HighSchool: Local standout lettered twice for coach Heidi Mekus at Napoleon High … Named Greater Buckeye Conference Player of the Year as a senior … Two-time All-District Seven and All-GBC selection … Two-time GBC All-Academic performer … Four-time member of Academic Honor Roll.Personal: Majoring in sport management … Daughter of Ken and Sally Ludeman.
Year MP SP K K/S A A/S SA SA/S D D/S TB TB/S2010 27 88 87 0.99 17 0.19 20 0.23 36 0.41 63 0.722011 27 67 5 0.07 15 0.22 1 0.01 165 2.46 0 0.00Career 54 155 92 0.59 32 0.21 21 0.14 201 1.30 63 0.41
GOOD LUCK LINDSAY #1
Go Yellow Jackets!
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2011atDefiance:Played in 96 sets while starting 27 matches … Named Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Freshman-of-the-Year … Led team in assists with 776 … Ranked third in the HCAC in assists per set with an average of 8.08 … Recorded 30-or-more assists in 12 matches … Set a season-high in assists with 47 in a five-set victory over Manchester on September 21 … Most aces on the squad with 30 for the season … Accumulated 85 kills and 39 blocks … Reached triple digits in digs with 141 … Totaled 40 assists in a three set HCAC win over Franklin on October 1 for an average of 13.3 assists per set … Set a personal season high in blocks with six against Thiel on September 3 … Named to the DC Invitational All-Tournament Team after totaling 106 assists, 26 digs, 13 kills and four blocks over the weekend … HCAC All-Freshman Team selection … Honorable Mention All-HCAC honoree.High School: Three-time letterwinner for coach Mindy Collins at South Lyon High … All-region as a senior … Two-time All-Kensington Lakes Activities Association selection … Three-time all-area honoree … Team captain junior and senior years … Team MVP as a junior and senior … Member of the Principal’s List … Academic All-KLAA and All-Michigan honors. Personal: Majoring in sport management with a minor in marketing … Daughter of Don and Shannon Kalik.
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GO DC VOLLEYBALL!Have a great season!
GOOD LUCK ALICIA #15LoveDad,Mom,Mikayla,Vanessa&Erika
MEET THE JACKETSDC ATHLETICS PHILOSOPHY
The Defiance College intercollegiate athletics program serves as a window of opportunity for all prospective student-athletes to experience an extra-curricular educational and physical ac-tivity that fits within the general mission of the college to de-velop the whole person.
The student-athlete will be exposed to a variety of opportuni-ties for personal growth in the areas of intellectual, emotional, spiritual, social and physical dimensions as it relates to each individual and their respective sport. The student-athlete, as a team member, will be involved in a learning community that will strive for excellence both on the field and in the classroom while maintaining a dignity of fair play and continued emphasis on positive sportsmanship. Jointly, the coaches and student-athletes will build an engaged environment that will accentuate the learning process not only within the competitive arena but also within the college cam-pus and the community as a whole. An emphasis will be placed on the impact of participation and personal growth, rather than scoreboard success, in a balanced sports program where equi-table sports opportunities will be available to both genders.
The student-athletes of Defiance College choose to participate in the intercollegiate athletics program for a variety of reasons but none of which includes athletic related financial aid or the promise of financial security through professional athletic star-dom. Through participation in the intercollegiate athletics pro-gram, a student-athlete continues to compete for the love of sport, the thrill of competition and the fulfillment of countless intrinsic values.
The Defiance College intercollegiate athletics program strives to be an integral and cohesive part of the collegiate learning and living process, appropriately well suited to co-exist with the Defiance College mission statement … to know, to lead, to serve and to understand.
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# Name S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG DIG/S BSBA TOTALB/S BEBHE5 Marlea Rolander 107 219 2.05 56 527 .309 8 0.07 16 40 0.15 4 43 0.40 30 84 114 1.07 13 1 8 Jessica Tietje 106 208 1.96 119 693 .128 14 0.13 22 22 0.21 35 143 1.35 3 25 28 0.26 4 2 9 ChelseaLudeman 70 160 2.29 72 400.220 4 0.06 8 5 0.11 5 62 0.89 4 36 40 0.577 24 AlexisPierce 108 156 1.44 49 418.256 1 0.01 6 20 0.06 5 34 0.31 1774 91 0.848 117 Stephanie Wilson 105 108 1.03 77 421 .074 22 0.21 18 13 0.17 40 174 1.66 1 19 20 0.19 4 1 11 Meghan Hinds 73 93 1.27 58 308 .114 3 0.04 8 5 0.11 4 32 0.44 3 13 16 0.22 4 0 15AliciaKalik 9685 0.89 24 222.275 776 8.08 3033 0.31 8 141 1.47 2 37 39 0.415 1410 Michelle Sikora 64 17 0.27 11 66 .091 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 14 0.22 1 33 34 0.53 3 0 14 Gretel Briand 12 9 0.75 6 29 .103 1 0.08 1 2 0.08 1 9 0.75 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 13 Logan Manders 14 7 0.50 5 32 .062 0 0.00 3 1 0.21 3 4 0.29 1 1 2 0.14 0 0 12 ChristaSeidenstricker67 5 0.07 5 18 .000 15 0.22 1 3 0.01 51 165 2.46 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 6 AlyssaTurton 143 0.21 2 12.083 73 5.21 6 6 0.43 1 11 0.79 0 1 1 0.071 03 Jill Turner 84 2 0.02 2 11 .000 20 0.24 14 15 0.17 40 208 2.48 0 0 0 0.00 0 3 16 Kate Borer 12 1 0.08 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 3 3 0.25 0 10 0.83 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 20 Ashley Czuk 2 1 0.50 1 3 .000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0.50 0 0 1 LindsayMcDaniel 95 0 0.00 2 3-.667 15 0.1626 32 0.27 32 170 1.79 0 0 0 0.000 0 7 CarolineHesterman12 0 0.00 1 1-1.000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 2 10 0.83 0 0 0 0.000 02 Heather Kame 4 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 2 0 0.50 3 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 DEFIANCE 109 1074 9.85 490 3165 .185 952 8.73 164 205 1.50 240 1230 11.28 62 324 224.0 2.06 49 25
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSAttack Set Serve Dig Blocking
ATTACK Kills 1,074 Errors 490 Total Attacks 3165 Attack Percentage .185 Kills/Set 9.9 SET Assists 952 Assists/Set 8.7 SERVE Aces 164 Errors 201 Aces/Set 1.5 SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 240 Errors/Set 2.2 DEFENSE Digs 1230 Digs/Set 11.3 BLOCKING Block Solo 62 Block Assist 324 Total Blocks 224.0 Blocks Per Set 2.1 Block Errors 49 Ball Handling Errors 25
TEAM STATISTICSDATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE-BY-SET RECORD/HCACSept. 2 Ohio Northern ^ L (1-3) 19-25, 26-24, 16-25, 24-26 0-1/0-0Sept. 2 Carnegie Mellon ^ L (1-3) 25-19, 17-25, 17-25, 18-25 0-2/0-0Sept. 3 No. 12 Heidelberg ^ L (0-3) 14-25, 12-25, 15-25 0-3/0-0Sept. 3 Thiel ^ L (2-3) 26-28, 25-22, 16-25, 18-25, 12-15 0-4/0-0Sept. 9 CONCORDIA # W (3-2) 17-25, 18-25, 28-26, 25-20, 15-11 1-4/0-0Sept. 9 SIENA HEIGHTS # W (3-0) 26-24, 25-23, 25-21 2-4/0-0Sept. 10 MARYGROVE # W (3-0) 25-14, 25-19, 25-17 3-4/0-0Sept. 10 SIENA HEIGHTS # L (1-3) 25-20, 19-25, 19-25, 10-25 3-5/0-0Sept. 16 Marietta @ W (3-2) 25-22, 25-22, 11-25, 22-25, 15-12 4-5/0-0Sept. 16 Kenyon @ W (3-0) 25-15, 25-21, 25-21 5-5/0-0Sept. 17 Centre @ W (3-0) 25-12, 25-23, 25-17 6-5/0-0Sept. 17 Fisk @ W (3-0) 25-11, 25-10, 25-15 7-5/0-0Sept. 21 MANCHESTER* W (3-2) 18-25, 25-19, 20-25, 25-21, 15-11 8-5/1-0Sept. 23 Kings & W (3-0) 25-14, 25-16, 25-19 9-5/1-0Sept. 23 Scranton & W (3-0) 25-14, 25-19, 25-18 10-5/1-0Sept. 24 Mount Union & L (1-3) 12-25, 25-20, 14-25, 16-25 10-6/1-0Sept. 24 DeSales & L (0-3) 17-25, 25-27, 19-25 10-7/1-0Sept. 28 Earlham* W (3-1) 25-19, 25-18, 20-25, 25-20 11-7/2-0Sept. 30 Siena Heights L (2-3) 15-25, 25-21, 25-20, 16-25, 11-15 11-8/2-0Sept. 30 Illinois Tech L (0-3) 14-25, 17-25, 18-25 11-9/2-0Oct. 1 FRANKLIN* W (3-0) 25-17, 25-15, 25-18 12-9/ 3-0Oct. 8 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH* L (1-3) 15-25, 25-18, 15-25, 17-25 12-10/3-1Oct. 14 Hanover* L (0-3) 19-25, 22-25, 13-25 12-11/3-2Oct. 15 Transylvania* L (2-3) 23-25, 25-20, 20-25, 20-25, 11-15 12-12/3-3Oct. 15 Kentucky Christian W (3-0) 25-23, 25-22, 25-16 13-12/3-3Oct. 19 ANDERSON* W (3-0) 25-18, 27-25, 25-15 14-12/4-3Oct. 26 Bluffton* L (0-3) 19-25, 17-25, 17-25 14-13/4-4Oct. 29 Rose-Hulman* L (0-3) 16-25, 17-25, 8-25 14-14/4-5Oct. 29 Illinois College L (1-3) 15-25, 25-18, 17-25, 23-25 14-15/4-5Nov. 1 Bluffton L (0-3) 17-25, 18-25, 19-25 14-16/4-5
HOME MATCHES IN CAPS * HCAC Matches @ Centre Tournament ^ ONU Invitational # DC Classic & Carnegie Mellon Tournament
TEAM RECORD (14-16, 4-5 HCAC) HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 6-2 2-7 6-7
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PROGRAM RECORDS
Kills Julie Steineman 442 2005 Attacks Shari Schafer 1,219 1994 Kills Per Set Ann Hardaway 3.61 1990 Assists Megan Thigpen 1,080 2001 Assists Per Set Megan Thigpen 10.7 2002 Aces Marinise Pender 71 1992 Aces Per Set Lisa Treen 0.84 1995 Digs Diane Bruns 618 2006 Digs Per Set Diane Bruns 6.06 2006 Blocks Solo Jeannie West 163 1994 Block Assist Jeannie West 185 1994 Total Blocks Jeannie West 348 1994 Blocks Per Set Amy Tolland 2.23 1995
Kills Danyel Lipps 1,320 2006-2009 Attacks Danyel Lipps 4,077 2006-2009 Kills Per Set Ann Hardaway 3.61 1990 Assists Megan Thigpen 2,667 1999-2002 Assists Per Set Megan Thigpen 6.98 1999-2002 Aces Lori Etzler 155 1987-1990 Aces Per Set Marinise Pender 0.84 1992 Digs Corrie Farley 1,623 2003-2006 Digs Per Set Corrie Farley 4.08 2003-2006 Blocks Solo Jeannie West 260 1992-1994 Block Assist Marlea Rolander 315 2008-2011 Total Blocks Jeannie West 396.5 1992-1994 Blocks Per Set Jeannie West 1.73 1992-1994
Kills 1,740 123 2004 Attacks 4,976 138 1994 Kills Per Set 14.90 96 2002 Assists 1,484 123 2004 Assists Per Set 12.60 96 2002 Aces 293 108 1992 Aces Per Set 2.87 87 1989 Digs 3,145 123 2004 Digs Per Set 29.80 75 1983 Blocks Solo 273 138 1994 Block Assist 717 138 1994 Total Blocks 631.5 138 1994 Blocks Per Set 4.58 138 1994
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