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HOME SCHEDULESEP 27 (TUE) 6 p.m. Western Wyoming

OCT 7 (FRI) 7 p.m. USU-Eastern

OCT 8 (SAT) 1 p.m. Colorado Northwestern CC

OCT 14 (FRI) 7 p.m. College of Southern Nevada

OCT 15 (SAT) 1 p.m. Snow College

OCT 21 (FRI) 7 p.m. College of Southern Idaho

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HOME SCHEDULESEP 27 (TUE) 6 p.m. Western Wyoming

OCT 7 (FRI) 7 p.m. USU-Eastern

OCT 8 (SAT) 1 p.m. Colorado Northwestern CC

OCT 14 (FRI) 7 p.m. College of Southern Nevada

OCT 15 (SAT) 1 p.m. Snow College

OCT 21 (FRI) 7 p.m. College of Southern Idaho

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Salt Lake Community CollegeHome of the BRUINS

Salt Lake Community CollegeQuick FactsSchool . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salt Lake Community CollegeLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salt Lake City, UtahFounded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1948Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62,571Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NJCAA Division IConference . . . . . . . . . . . . Scenic West Athletic Conf .Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BruinsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Royal Blue & GoldPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deneece Huftalin, Ph .DAlma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . University of UtahAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin DustinAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . .Utah State University/1983Sports Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rachel RowanAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . Idaho State University/2014Academic Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott KeisterAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . Weber State University/2010Academic Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul MarbleAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . . . . University of Utah/2011Athletic Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Katie HickmanAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . Boise State University/2008

Bruin Volleyball Quick FactsFirst Year of Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1996All Time Record/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 492-200/18SWAC Overall Record/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . 153-55/18Head Coach/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sue Dulaney/9thAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . . . . . Univ . Wisconsin /1984Record/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 211-68/8SWAC Record/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66-16/8Volleyball Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . (801) 957-4764Best Time to Reach . . . . . . . . . .Will Return MessagesAssistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scott Keister/3rd2015 Overall Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-82015 SWAC Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-22015 SWAC Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2nd2015 Region 18 Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3rd2015 Home Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-32015 Away Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-32016 Returning Starters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22016 Returning Players . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62016 Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Table of Contents2016 Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Team and Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3SWAC Member Institutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Head Coach Sue Dulaney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-122015 Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142015 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Bruin All-Time Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19Bruin Old Time Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Bruin Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Bruins at Div I Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22SLCC Hall of Honor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .232015-2016 Individual Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26LAC/Bruin Arena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .272015-16 Team Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27SLCC Administration & Athletic Staff . . . . . . 32-33

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How is this season shaping up?Our roster has height added with players who can jump out of the gym . Our schedule is tough again as

we open in Texas against 4 teams that went to the National tournament, followed by our tournament over Labor Day that is undoubtable the most loaded tourney in the Nation . We have teams from Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Wyoming, Florida and Idaho. Five of the nine teams finished in the top ten at the NJCAA tourney last year . We will be prepared and ready to bring it!

Who should we watch or keep an eye out for? Our team needs our sophomores to be the leaders . Annie Brady and Jade Timothy were solid starters

last year and Ellie Cottam started towards the end of the year. Tiffany Robbins had a fabulous spring and brings a fiery attitude to find the floor. Alyssa Walker and Meilee Brown are vocal leaders and bring maturity to the team . I think the fans need to keep an eye out for our freshman . Our freshman will push our sophomores and it will make for an interesting season, I can’t wait to see what line up we end up with in November .

What are your expectations for the season? My expectations are high . We need to go undefeated at home, win the conference so we can host the

Region 18 tournament . Earning the right to host is a huge advantage as we have the best facility and want to give our fans an opportunity to come cheer for their Bruins . The National tournament is always in our sites and if we are healthy and improving, we should be able to get to Wyoming for the National tournament in November .

What are things from last year we can work on or change?Looking back to last year I remember our finish which was not our best play of the year. We need to

be playing our best ball in November . We were ranked 6th in the nation and had legitimately earned that ranking . Going into Regions we had beaten every team twice and went 5 sets with the eventual Region champ . I think the freshman remember that disappointing feeling cause they had worked hard throughout the year with nothing to show for it. We need to finish strong.

What can fans expect from the games?Our fans motivate us to play harder, that support is encouraging . Every gym we visit is hostile, loud and

disruptive . I want our fans to bring their energy and their voice .

2016 Season Outlook

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2016 Bruin Roster# Name Pos Ht Year Hometown/High School

1 Andrea Brady MB 6-1 So . Salt Lake City, UT/Cottonwood

2 Ellie Cottam DS/L 5-7 So . Elk Ridge, UT/Salem Hills

3 Alex Riggs DS 5-8 Fr . Lindon, UT/Timpanogos

4 Thayna Fuchs OH/DS 5-9 Fr . EEB Francisco Mazzola/Sao Joao Batista

5 Jade Timothy OH/MB 6-0 So . Vernal, UT/Uintah

6 Meilee Brown DS/L 5-2 So . Austin, TX/Rouse

7 Tiffany Robbins OH 6-0 So. Stansbury, UT/Stansbury

8 Lia Finau OH/RS 5-11 Fr . Lehi, UT/Westlake

9 To’a Faleao MB 6-1 Rf . Lehi, UT/Lehi

10 Olivia Osborn MH 6-2 Fr . Mesa, AZ/Mountain View

12 Laken Te’o S 5-8 Fr . Laie, HI/Kahuku

13 Alyssa Walker S 5-10 So . Logan, UT/Sky View

14 Aubrie Steiner OH/RS 6-1 Fr . Billings, MT/Billings

15 Thaymres Fuchs L 5-9 Fr . EEB Francisco Mazzola/Sao Joao Batista

16 Maddy Lance RS 6-1 Fr. Clinton, UT/Clearfield

Head Coach - Sue Dulaney (9th Year)

Assistant Coaches - Scott Keister (4th Year), Mackenzie Gromek (2nd Year)

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The Sue Dulaney File Overall SWAC Region NJCAAYear Record Record Finish Finish2008 35-10 9-1 1st 2nd 9th Place2009 29-9 8-2 1st 1st 4th Place 2010 28-8 6-4 2nd 2nd 4th Place 2011 22-8 8-2 1st 3rd --2012 22-7 7-3 2nd 3rd --2013 26-8 10-0 1st 1st 4th Place2014 24-10 8-2 2nd 2nd 9th Place2015 25-8 10-2 2nd 3rd ------------------------------------Total Record= 211-6876% Winning average

Head Coach Sue DulaneyHead Coach Sue Dulaney enters her ninth year at Salt

Lake Community College where she is the longest and winningest coach in SLCC Volleyball history . This past season Coach Dulaney celebrated 400 career wins with 200 wins coming from her time with SLCC . Her overall record is now 211-68 through her prior seasons, she led the Bruins to a 25-8 record and 10-2 in the Scenic West Athletic Conference (SWAC) last season . She has now the third ranking NJCAA winniest coach .

Dulaney had multiple players from last year’s team receive awards for their outstanding play, including Jes-sica Quayle who was named to the NJCAA 2nd Team All-American list . Dulaney successfully moved on three of her 2015 sophomores to accredited four year universi-ties .

Under Dulaney’s leadership, the Bruin Volleyball team has excelled academically racking up three American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Academic and three NJCAA All-Academic team honors .

During Dulaney’s tenured the Bruins have racked up three SWAC Championships, two Region 18 Champion-ships, and have had five National Tournament appear-ances with three 4th place finishes and two Consolation Bracket Titles .

She has coached nine All-Americans, a SWAC Libero of the Year, two SWAC players of the year, and has re-ceived coach of the year three times during her reign .

Sue has coached teams in various states including Wyoming, Colorado and Utah . In 2000, she revitalized the Western Wyoming Volleyball program that had been dropped in the early 1980s . She has coached Club GSL Elite 16s and was an evaluator for USA Intermountain High Performance this past spring . Sue is a member of the AVCA and is on the AVCA Region Coach-of-the-Year Committee. She is also a certified national strength and conditioning personal trainer since 1997 .

Coach Dulaney played collegiate volleyball at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in physical education and her Masters of Sports Science from the United States Sports Acad-emy . Husband Stew serves as an adjunct professor for SLCC . The two just celebrated 25 years of marriage Son Dane is currently attending Colorado Mesa University studying Mechanical Engineering and daughter Shea is studying to be a physician’s assistant at the University of Utah .

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Assistant Coach Scott KeisterScott Keister is currently entering his fourth season on the SLCC

Volleyball coaching staff where he has already made a name for himself . Following the successful 2013 season for the Bruins, Keis-ter was named the National Assistant Coach of the Year by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) .

Keister brings a wealth of experience to SLCC Volleyball, hav-ing spent 17 years coaching the sport at various high-caliber col-legiate, high school and club programs throughout the intermoun-tain west . He came to the Bruins from the highly-touted Riverton High School volleyball program where he was the program’s head coach. In his first season as head coach of Riverton High School, he inherited a program that was 7-19 the previous year and guided the Silverwolves to a 20-11 mark, the best in school history .

Prior to coaching at Riverton, Keister was an assistant coach at Montana State University in the Big Sky Conference from 2010-12 . He is very familiar with the Utah landscape, having spent time coaching at multiple Utah institutions, including Westminster College and the University of Utah as a volunteer assistant . While at the U of U, Keister helped coach the Utes to a Mountain West Conference champion-ship in 2003 . He was also program director and USA Intermountain Region High Performance Director for nine years .

Keister is a technical coach that loves data and many aspects of the sport, with a diverse background and a love for working with middle and outside hitters . Scott was raised in Evansville, Indiana and at-tended both Ricks College (now BYU-Idaho) where he received his associate degree, and Weber State University where he obtained his bachelor’s degree with a focus on physical education, coaching and history .

Keister and his wife Alicia have three beautiful daughters McKenna, Sophie, and Kendall .

Assistant Coach Mackenzie GromekMackenzie begins her second season on the SLCC Volleyball staff. Mackenzie gradu-

ated from Concordia University-Irvine in 2013 where she earned her bachelors degree in psychology . Gromek is an Agoura Hills, California native and began her playing career with Santa Monica Beach Club in 2004 . She played her high school volleyball at Agoura High School where she lettered all four years .

As an Eagle at Concordia, Mackenzie was a key player on the 2011 NAIA National Runner-up team as well as the 2012 NAIA National Champion team that went 38-0 . Gromek was a member of the Eagles squad that set national records with a 76 match

win streak between 2012-2013 . The Eagles were Golden State Athletic Conference Champions from 2011-2013 .

This season Gromek will focus on the development of Middle Blockers and overall team blocking . She will also be taking stats for the Bruins this season

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SOPHOMORES

# 1 A n d r e a B r a d y # 2 E l l i e C o t t a mPosition: MBHeight: 6-1Class: SophomoreHometown: Salt Lake City, UTHigh School: Cottonwood

Personal: Daughter of Scott and Mary Brady, 6 siblings Meagan, Jordan, Trevor, Griffin, Nicole, and Cameron Sports Played in HS: Basketball and Volleyball Varsity Letters: Lettered in basketball and volley-ball all four years (2011-2015) Championships: Girl’s Basketball Region Champs 2013-2014 Favorite Sports Memory: Taking Region with all my sisters on the basketball team! Favorite Drill: Terminator Hobbies: I love being outdoors-hiking, fishing, camping and traveling! Fun Facts: I just spent the summer living Ukraine to volunteer teach English and travel around Europe, it was amazing

Position: DS/LHeight: 5-7Class: SophomoreHometown: Elk Ridge, UTHigh School: Salem Hills

Major: Sports Med

Personal: Daughter of Stan and Cheryl Cottam, one sibling named Kira Sports Played in HS: Volleyball Varsity Letters: Volleyball all 4 years Awards: 1st Team All Region, Honorable Mention All State 2014, 2015, Rookie of the year 2011 Championships: 1st in Region 2012,2013 Favorite Sports Memory: Getting to travel and play in tournaments Favorite Drill: Hobbies: Hiking, painting, traveling, tanning, snorkel-ing, surfing, anything competitive I’m in. Fun Facts: I love traveling, I love being outdoors, one day I will live on the beach, I am the youngest .

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# 5 J a d e T i m o t h y # 6 M a i l e e B r o w nPosition: OH/MBHeight: 6-0Class: SophomoreHometown: Vernal, UTHigh School: Uintah

Personal: Daughter of Craig and Liz Timothy, 2 sibil-ings Breanne and Logan . Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and Softball Varsity Letters: Volleyball all four years Awards: Uintah’s Student of the Week, 2014 Uintah Volleyball Team Captain Academic Awards: Honor Roll 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015 Favorite Sports Memory: Beating our high school rival (Union) out of State Volleyball my junior year . Favorite Drill: Hitting Lines Hobbies: Hiking, fishing, watching movies, and paddle boarding Fun Facts: I’ve never gotten a bloody nose, I was born on a Friday the 13th, and I have eaten so much ice cream that I don’t get brain freezes anymores .

Position: DS/LHeight: 5-2Class: SophomoreHometown: Austin, TXHigh School: Rouse

Major: Business Personal: Daughter of Rodney and Celeste Brown, 2 siblings Austin and Rylee Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and Track Varsity Letters: Volleyball 09-13, Track 09 Awards: Defensive POY Jr . and Sr . year, MVP Jr . and Sr . year, MVP at USA Volleyball Camp Academic Awards: Academic All-State, National Honor Society, Rouse Scholars Program

Favorite Sports Memory: Beating the district champi-ons in the 5th set my Junior yr .

Favorite Drill: Bingo Bango Bongo Hobbies: Singing and snowboarding Fun Facts: I’m small but I eat more than everyone on our team . Just ask them .

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# 1 3 A l y s s a W a l k e rPosition: SHeight: 5-10Class: SophomoreHometown: Logan, UTHigh School: Sky View

Major: Associates of Science (Nursing) Personal: Daughter of Tracy and Becky Walker, five siblings Lindsey, Jared, Gavin, Jacie, and Tate Sports Played in HS: Volleyball, Basketball, Track

Varsity Letters: Volleyball 2013 - 14, Basketball 2015, Track 2012 - 14 Awards: Departmental award, 1st Team All-Area, 1st Team All-Region, 4A All Star Team, 2nd Team All State Academic Awards: National Honor Society, Honor Roll Championships: Regional champions 2011 - 14, State Champions 2012, State Runner Ups 2013 - 14 Favorite Sports Memory: Anytime I get to sit around with teammates, old and current and talk about all the good times . Hobbies: Cooking, rock climbing, biking, camping, spending time with my family . Fun Facts: Have a jewelry obsession, want to be on the TV show Cupcake Wars .

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# 7 T i f f a n y R o b b i n sPosition: OHHeight: 6-0Class: SophomoreHometown: Stansbury, UTHigh School: Stansbury

Major: Communications Personal: Daughter of Greg and Mary Lyn Rob-bins, five siblings Marissa, Ryan, Cody, Cassidy and Kade Sports Played in HS: Volleyball, Basketball, and Track Awards: All Region 2015, Honorable Mention 2012-2014 Academic Awards: Dean’s List for two years Championships: Region Champs 2012 Favorite Sports Memory: When the team helped out at the shelter, bringing boxes of food to those who need it most . Hobbies: Dirt biking, boating, anything that has to do with being outside

Fun Facts: When I was 5 years old I was a bone marrow donor for my younger brother who had cancer .

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# 3 A l e x R i g g s # 4 T h a y n a F u c h sPosition: DSHeight: 5-8Class: FreshmanHometown: Lindon, UTHigh School: Timpanogos

Personal: Daughter of Bill and Anita, Siblings Van-essa, Megan, Melinda and Mercedes . Sports Played in HS: Basketball, Volleyball and Track Varsity Letters: Basketball- 2014- 15, Volleyball- 2013-16 Awards: M .V .P, Most Heart (Multiple times), Most outstanding athlete, Best Defensive Player, 1st Team All Region, 2nd Team All Region . Academic Awards: 3 .99 GPA, High Honor, Student of the Week, 1st place in storytelling festival, 5th place in medical innovation competition . Favorite Sports Memory: Being able to get up every morning bright and early before the sun came up and run the morning workouts and not only work hard but motivate those around me and see them succeed . Hobbies: I enjoy cooking and baking . I love the out-doors: camping, fishing, hunting, hiking, boating. Fun Facts: I love laughing and smiling . I pretty much laugh at anything and eventually becomes uncontrol-lable .

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# 8 L i a F i n a u # 9 T o ’ a F a l e a oPosition: OH/RSHeight: 5-11Class: FreshmanHometown: Lehi, UTHigh School: Westlake

Major: Business Personal: Daughter of Tevita and Stephanie Finau, Siblings BO, Tione, Savi, Sinu, Tevita Sports Played in HS: Basketball, Shotput, Vol-leyball Varsity Letters: Volleyball 2016, Basketball 2016 Awards: MVP- Volleyball, All-Region- Basketball, 2nd in state- Shotput Favorite Sports Memory: When me and my sis-ter played Jr . Jazz and made our own plays and balled everyone up . Favorite Drill: Screw driver Hobbies: Horse ridding, makeup, baking, paint-ing, dancing, and reading my scriptures . Fun Facts: I can do a front walk over, the splits, and a back bend flip-over. I will dunk a basket-ball by the beginning of next year .

Position: MBHeight: 6-1Class: Redshirt FreshmanHometown: Lehi, UTHigh School: Lehi

Personal: Daughter of Muaimalae and Fuka Faleao, four siblings Mua, Anau, Soakai and Divine Sports Played in HS: Basketball & Volleyball Varsity Letters: Basketball & Volleyball Awards: 5A Allstar Team, MVP for Samoa Bowl 2014, 5A Second Team Academic Awards: Honor Roll 2012-2014 Favorite Sports Memory: At State in 2014 when my team (Lehi) beat Bingham and won in 4 sets . Favorite Drill: Queens Hobbies: Basketball, Singing, Playing the uke, and texting Fun Facts: Never broken a bone in my body, Never went to any of my proms cause of sports haha . . . . I’m Samoan & Tongan

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# 1 0 O l i v i a O s b o r n # 1 2 L a k e n T e ’ oPosition: MHHeight: 6-2Class: FreshmanHometown: Mesa, AZHigh School: Mountain View

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Noelle Osborn, Siblings Harrison, Owen and Ryan . Sports Played in HS: Volleyball Varsity Letters: Volleyball 2014- 16 Awards: Honorable Mention, First Team, Player of the Year Favorite Sports Memory: Beating a high school rival! Favorite Drill: Columbus Hobbies: Spending time with family, going to the lake and surfing Fun Facts: I like to cook and surf! Lake Powell is my favorite place!

Position: SHeight: 5-8Class: FreshmanHometown: Laie, HIHigh School: Kahuku

Personal: Daughter of David and Kelli Te’o, Sib-lings Shiloah, Nile, Temutisa, Cheyenne, Malaki and Kawika . Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and Basketball Varsity Letters: Volleyball 2014-15 and Basket-ball 2013-15 Awards: OIA East Second Team Academic Awards: Honor Roll 2012-2016

Favorite Sports Memory: Winning OIA champi-onship Favorite Drill: Queen of the Court Hobbies: Going to the beach Fun Facts: I don’t have a middle name .

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# 1 4 A u b r i e S t e i n e r # 1 5 T h a y m r e s F u c h sPosition: OH/RSHeight: 6-1Class: FreshmanHometown: Billings, MTHigh School: Billings Personal: Daughter of Nathan and Chantelle, Sib-lings Kiahna, Raegan and Karli Sports Played in HS: Volleyball Varsity Letters: Volleyball 2013- 15 Awards: All-State and All-Conference honorable men-tion sophomore year, 1st team All-State and All-Con-ference junior and senior year, Great Falls Tribune Super State Team junior and senior year Academic Awards: Academic All-State freshman-se-nior year, National Honor Society, Class Valedictorian Championships: State champions 2012, 2013, and 2014, Academic All-State Favorite Sports Memory: Winning the State Champi-onship against our cross town rivals 2 years in a row Favorite Drill: Scramble Hobbies: Hiking and napping Fun Facts: I can do the worm with my eyebrows so I guess I’m pretty cool .

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# 1 6 M a d d y L a n c ePosition: RSHeight: 6-1Class: FreshmanHometown: Clinton, UTHigh School: Clearfield

Personal: Daughter of Tracy and Melinda, Siblings Preston, Carson, Keaton, Porter and Hadley . Sports Played in HS: Volleball Varsity Letters: Volleyball 2014-16 Awards: Best Blocker for Clearfield High School Academic Awards: High Honor Role Favorite Sports Memory: Winning 6th place in state my junior year! Hobbies: I really like photography! Fun Facts: I love boating with my family and going out and doing fun random things . Also I like cook-ing!:)

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2015Team Results

DATE OPPONENT W/L Games SCORE Record Conf ATTAug 21 vs Panola College W 3-0 25-19,25-19,25-19 1-0 0-0 Aug 21 vs Blinn College W 3-2 28-30,9-25,25-22,25-22,16-14 2-0 0-0 Aug 22 vs San Jacinto College- W 3-1 25-17,15-25,25-23,25-19 3-0 0-0 Aug 22 at Tyler Junior College L 0-3 17-25,28-30,15-25 3-1 0-0 Aug 27 at Western Wyoming L 1-3 27-29,26-24,21-25,19-25 3-2 0-0 Aug 28 vs Sheridan College W 3-0 25-22,25-21,25-22 4-2 0-0 Aug 28 vs Phoenix College W 3-2 23-25,22-25,25-16,25-12,15-11 5-2 0-0 Aug 29 vs Iowa Western Communi W 3-2 28-26,25-14,23-25,14-25,15-9 6-2 0-0 Sep 4 NORTHWEST COLLEGE W 3-1 25-21,25-23,23-25,25-23 7-2 0-0 Sep 4 CASPER COLLEGE W 3-2 23-25,18-25,25-21,25-22,15-5 8-2 0-0 Sep 5 WESTERN NEBRASKA L 1-3 25-20,24-26,20-25,16-25 8-3 0-0 Sep 5 MISSOURI STATE UNIVE W 3-1 25-22,25-14,25-27,27-25 9-3 0-0 Sep 11 vs Hutchinson Community L 0-3 21-25,12-25,15-25 9-4 0-0 Sep 11 vs College of Central F L 1-3 25-19,15-25,18-25,19-25 9-5 0-0 Sep 12 vs Chemeketa Comunity C W 3-2 25-22,25-11,22-25,16-25,15-12 10-5 0-0 Sep 12 vs Snow College W 3-1 25-19,25-23,19-25,25-23 11-5 0-0 Sep 18 SLCC ALUMNI W 3-1 25-19,23-25,25-18,25-23 12-5 0-0 136 *Sep 22 at #1 Southern Idaho L 1-3 18-25,25-19,20-25,17-25 12-6 0-1 *Sep 26 NORTH IDAHO W 3-0 25-12,25-18,25-20 13-6 1-1 148 Sep 29 WESTERN WYOMING W 3-0 25-20,25-21,25-20 14-6 1-1 246 *Oct 01 at Snow College W 3-0 25-18,25-23,25-19 15-6 2-1 *Oct 03 at Southern Nevada W 3-0 25-12,25-10,25-4 16-6 3-1 81 *Oct 09 CNCC W 3-0 25-18,25-23,25-23 17-6 4-1 211 *Oct 10 USU EASTERN W 3-0 25-14,25-17,25-11 18-6 5-1 274 *Oct 13 #2 SOUTHERN IDAHO L 2-3 25-23,25-21,23-25,23-25,17-19 18-7 5-2 317 Oct 19 at Spokane CC W 3-0 27-25,25-14,25-19 19-7 5-2 *Oct 16 at North Idaho W 3-2 25-22,17-25,25-23,20-25,15-13 20-7 6-2 *Oct 23 SNOW COLLEGE W 3-0 25-11,25-14,25-18 21-7 7-2 307 *Oct 24 SOUTHERN NEVADA W 3-0 25-14,25-17,25-17,0-0 22-7 8-2 187 *Oct 30 at CNCC W 3-2 25-12,25-12,18-25,23-25,15-12 23-7 9-2 *Oct 31 at USU Eastern W 3-0 25-20,25-17,25-14 24-7 10-2 227 Nov 06 vs Southern Nevada W 3-0 25-19,25-16,25-13 25-7 10-2 Nov 07 vs North Idaho L 0-3 16-25,20-25,20-25 25-8 10-2

Overall Record: 25-8 Conf: 10-2 Home: 10-2 Away: 6-3 Neutral: 9-3

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2015Individual Statistics

2016 Bruin Stats are accessibleonline at www.slccbruins.com

|---------- ATTACK----------| |--------- SET---------| |------SERVE------|## Player SP MP-MS K K/Set E TA Pct A A/Set TA Pct SA SA/Set SE 13 Alyssa Walker 34 19- 12 0 .35 2 36 .278 222 6 .53 163 1 .362 3 0 .09 4 1 Andrea Brady 108 31- 184 1 .70 74 428 .257 1 0 .01 14 .071 0 0 .00 1 3 Jessica Quayle 119 33- 321 2 .70 104 895 .242 4 0 .03 19 .211 18 0 .15 20 9 Brighton Taylor 117 33- 144 1 .23 63 363 .223 5 0 .04 21 .238 15 0 .13 19 12 Nicole Peacock 108 33- 225 2 .08 103 621 .196 16 0 .15 59 .271 23 0 .21 25 5 Jade Timothy 98 32- 218 2 .22 106 596 .188 3 0 .03 9 .333 4 0 .04 12 8 Sadie Pond 61 26- 96 1 .57 47 271 .181 1 0 .02 7 .143 6 0 .10 9 4 Rachel Davis 111 33- 41 0 .37 21 142 .141 1061 9 .56 1179 .900 40 0 .36 17 10 Whitney Wray 90 31- 151 1 .68 90 521 .117 2 0 .02 10 .200 8 0 .09 14 7 Tiffany Robbins 36 22- 25 0.69 22 105 .029 0 0.00 4 .000 0 0.00 1 6 Meilee Brown 98 29- 0 0 .00 0 1 .000 17 0 .17 54 .315 25 0 .26 16 2 Ellie Cottam 86 24- 1 0 .01 2 4 - .250 20 0 .23 89 .225 27 0 .31 28 15 Mckell Moss 123 33- 2 0 .02 6 13 - .308 17 0 .14 64 .266 20 0 .16 25 SLCC 125 33- 1420 11 .36 640 3996 .195 1369 10 .95 1692 .809 189 1 .51 191 Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . 125 29- 1214 9 .71 687 3677 .143 1036 8 .29 1780 .582 112 0 .90 181

|-----DIG-----| |------- BLOCKING------| ## Player SP RE Dig Dig/Set BS BA Total Blk/Set BE BHE Pts Pts/S13 Alyssa Walker 34 1 47 1 .38 0 14 14 0 .41 1 7 22 .0 0 .65 1 Andrea Brady 108 1 22 0 .20 22 94 116 1 .07 11 2 253 .0 2 .34 3 Jessica Quayle 119 21 132 1 .11 10 63 73 0 .61 10 2 380 .5 3 .20 9 Brighton Taylor 117 2 58 0 .50 30 115 145 1 .24 10 5 246 .5 2 .11 12 Nicole Peacock 108 12 197 1 .82 4 49 53 0 .49 15 2 276 .5 2 .56 5 Jade Timothy 98 40 114 1 .16 12 35 47 0 .48 16 1 251 .5 2 .57 8 Sadie Pond 61 8 23 0 .38 8 43 51 0 .84 10 2 131 .5 2 .16 4 Rachel Davis 111 3 247 2 .23 3 31 34 0 .31 10 34 99 .5 0 .90 10 Whitney Wray 90 32 128 1 .42 6 25 31 0 .34 6 6 177 .5 1 .97 7 Tiffany Robbins 36 4 12 0.33 6 12 18 0.50 2 1 37.0 1.03 6 Meilee Brown 98 12 238 2 .43 0 0 0 0 .00 0 0 25 .0 0 .26 2 Ellie Cottam 86 17 248 2 .88 0 0 0 0 .00 0 2 28 .0 0 .33 15 Mckell Moss 123 19 391 3 .18 0 0 0 0 .00 0 9 22 .0 0 .18 TEAM 2 SLCC 125 174 1858 14 .86 101 481 341 .5 2 .73 91 73 1950 .5 15 .60 Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . 125 166 1591 12 .73 58 294 205 .0 1 .64 78 39 1531 .0 12 .25

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Bruin Volleyball HistoryYear Record SWAC Region 18 NJCAA Coach1996 23-12 9-1 2nd 2nd -- Tom Peterson1997 25-11 7-1 2nd 3rd -- Tom Peterson1998 32-13 12-4 2nd 3rd -- Tom Peterson1999 45-4 15-1 1st 1st 2nd Place Jean Widdison2000 21-19 7-7 4th 3rd -- Julie Morgan2001 18-25 8-8 5th 3rd -- Julie Morgan2002 27-11 10-4 3rd 3rd -- Julie Morgan2003 24-21 8-4 2nd 2nd -- Shay Clemensen2004 43-7 9-1 1st 1st 2nd Place Shay Clemensen2005 34-14 5-5 3rd 1st 9th Place Shay Clemensen2006 29-17 7-5 3rd 1st 11th Place Shay Goulding2007 44-2 10-0 1st 1st 3rd Place Shay Goulding2008 35-10 9-1 1st 2nd 9th Place Sue Dulaney2009 29-9 8-2 1st 1st 4th Place Sue Dulaney2010 28-8 6-4 2nd 2nd 4th Place Sue Dulaney2011 22-8 8-2 1st 3rd -- Sue Dulaney2012 22-7 7-3 2nd 3rd -- Sue Dulaney2013 26-8 10-0/1st 1st 4th Place Sue Dulaney2014 24-10 8-2/2nd 2nd 9th Place Sue Dulaney2015 25-8 10-2/2nd 3rd -- Sue Dulaney

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Bruin All-Time Roster ~ Where they went...Player Years “Where They Went”Lisa Haslam 96Jennifer Jensen 96Emily Maughan 96Lisa Milne 96Jeanne Pratt 96Jena Van DeGraaff 96Jeanette Graves 96,97 UNLVSara Hoehne 96,97Recquel Johnson 96,97 Univ . of Tennessee-MartinKim Nielsen 96,97 Arkansas State UniversityMelissa Reidhead 96,97Taffy Smart 96,97 Creighton UniversityRegan Taylor 96,97Rosa Torres 96,97Melissa Risher 97Alison Roberts 97Emily Van Dyke 97Rachel Ariotti 97,98Jen Butler 98Jenny Chalmers 98Tanya McArthur 98 Utah State UniversityAmber Snell 98Litiani Damuni 98,99Valerie Nielsen 98,99Ruth Seibt 98,99Sylva Strzinkova 98,99 University of UtahKali Surplus 98,99 Washington State Univ .Josie Wilson 98,99Kim Yamada 98,99Hailey Mackay 99 Utah State UniversityMandie Matheson 99Radka Pestova 99Sally Toia 99Rickie Rigby 99,00 Utah State UniversityErin Cartwright 2000 Utah State UniversityJill Larsen 2000Elizabeth Lindell 2000Susie LoRusso 2000 Missouri – Culver StocktonReiko Smith 2000 Montana State, BillingsKim Treanor 2000Amy Voss 2000Bekka McLachlin 00,01Elise Metcalf 00,01Danelle Peart 2001 Utah State UniversityJillian Ruff 2001Gaynor Tafuna 2001Becca Bench 01,02 Univ . of Hawaii @ HiloKaylianne Hillyard 01,02 Weber State Univ .

Player Years “Where They Went”Michelle Hoerman 01,02 Weber State Univ .Kristi Randall 01,02 Brigham Young Univ .Anais Urdaz 01,02 Tampa Bay Univ .Lindsey Blackett 2002Sabrina Frech 2002 Colorado State Univ .Rachel Handy 2002Katie Theurer 2002 University of UtahTasha Harper 02,03Deborah Overfelt 02,03 Westminster CollegeKarlie Porter 02,03 University of UtahDiane Schenk 02,03Emilia Vieira 02,03Rayann Allred 2003Sarah Clemensen 2003Kim Heys 2003Ananda Lopez 2003Michaela Maixneroa 2003Nerissa Milo 2003Laurie Chambers 03,04 Carroll CollegeKristy Nilson 03,04Pearlisha Alo 2004Priscila Dores 2004Thais Pedroso 2004 Cornell UniversityPam Cousin 04,05Kara Hollingsworth 04,05Kristie Kidman 04,05 Austin-Peay Univ .Fabiana Leomil 04,05 Fresno Pacific Univ.Bri Ostler 04,05 Metro State Univ .Rafaela Couto 2005Anna Lott 2005Sandra Perez 2005Cali Wilcox 2005Kris Hymas 05,06 Utah State UniversityKylee Kerby 05,06Jessica Petersen 05,06 Utah State UniversityKatie Christiansen 2006Tela Burnett 06,07 Cal State NorthridgeMichaela Hanakova 06,07 University of TennesseeShanda Larsen 06,07 Utah State UniversityMorgan Lloyd 06,07 BYUMegan Metcalf 06,07 Southern Utah Univ .Samantha Richard 06,07 UNLVTalita Santos 06,07 Oral Roberts Univ .Cinthia Silva 06,07 University of UtahTaisa Thompson 06,07Brittany Wilcox 2007Hailey Barner 07,08Amanda Carter 07,08

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Player Years “Where They Went”Camilla Phillips 07,08 Brigham Young Univ .Mykelle Webster 07,08Jenika Bird 2008 Lewis & Clark State Univ .Tamara Da Sliva 2008 Hampton UniversityJenica Johnson 2008Thyele Rechatiko 2008 South Dakota State Univ .Nikki Sorenson 2008Kelsey Campbell 08,09 Campbell UniversityKim Gourley 08,09LaKell Havens 08,09 Manhatten CollegeWhitney Nilson 08,09Anna Nostrant 08,09 Mid-American NazareneMelissa Fifita 2009 Univeristy of Hawaii, HiloNaomi Flinders 2009 St . FrancisAnna Burgess 09,10 Missouri State UniversityCatalina Charry 09,10 Hofstra UniversityErika Charry 09,10 Hofstra UniversitySheila Uluave 09,10 Dixie State UniversityAme’ White 09,10 Xavier UniversityShelbi Zaldain 09,10Jaimee Clark 2010Lindsay Day 2010Jessica Kirby 2010Whitney Ashton 10,11Coralie Jarema 10,11 Norfolk State UniversityMelissa Rider 10,11Kellie Turner 10,11 Ohio UniversityJentry Hatch 2011Brooke Hansen 2011Makenzie Fahnestock 2011 Univ . of Wisconsin (Parkside)Leyla Redondo 2011Betty Van Lith 2011 Metro State Univ . DenverKelsi Meyer 2011Brittani Cole 11,12Maddie Bushman 11,12 Dixie State UniversityCortney Godfrey 11,12 University of Great FallsMayra Ramirez 11,12 WestminsterMariah Cox 2012Desiree Bradshaw 2012Camry Godfrey 2012 Brigham Young UniversityAnyssa Matheson 2012Jaclyn Condie 2012Indigo Allen 12,13Jillian Campbell 12,13 Tiffin UniversityBaylie Henrie 12,13Adria Downs 12,13Bailee Kendall 12,13 College of Idaho

Player Years “Where They Went”Janessa Koelliker 2013 College of IdahoLizzy Reich 2013Abby Pomrenke 2013Hannah Wade 2013Ailin Donati 13,14 Florida A&MAllyssa Koki 13,14 Hope UniversityMariana Pilon 13,14 Southern Illinois Univ .Sequoia Lofton 13,14Carol Grasso 13,14 CSU BakersfieldCassandra Fenton 2014 St . Martins UniversityBrooke Bergstrom 2014 Penny Gwynn 2014Kallie Schmit 2014Brighton Taylor 14,15 Utah Valley UniversityJessica Quayle 14,15Mckell Moss 14,15Nicole Peacock 14,15 Montana Tech UniversitySadie Pond 14,15Rachel Davis 14,15 University Alaska- FairbanksWhitney Wray 15Andrea Brady 15, 16Ellie Cottam 15, 16Jade Timothy 15, 16Meilee Brown 15, 16Tiffany Robbins 15, 16Alyssa Walker 15, 16To’a Faleao 16Laken Te’o 16Aubrie Steiner 16Olivia Osborn 16Lia Finau 16Maddy Lance 16Alex Riggs 16Thayna Fuchs 16Thaymres Fuchs 16

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Bruin Volleyball - Old Timers Record Book1996-2007- Regular Scoring and Rally Scoring to 30 points

Kills- Season1 . Radka Pestova (99) 599 Fabiana Leomil (04) 5993 . Erin Cartwright (00) 5374 . Sylva Strzinkova (98) 5265 . Sylva Strzinkova (99) 507

Kills- Career1 . Sylva Strzinkova (98,99) 10332 . Kris Hymas (05,06) 8603 . Emilia Vieira (02,03) 8124 . Cinthia Silva (07,08) 7785 . Kristie Kidman (04,05) 623

Attempts1 . Fabiana Leomil (04) 13532 . Radka Pestova (99) 13013 . Erin Cartwright (00) 12774 . Kristie Kidman (05) 12685 . Anais Urdaz (01) 1223

Attempts1 . Sylva Strzinkova (98,99) 21332 . Emilia Vieira (02,03) 20893 . Kris Hymas (05,06) 19084 . Kristie Kidman (04,05) 16565 . Cinthia Silva (06,07) 1464

Block Solos1 . Jeanette Graves (96) 372 . Rosa Torres (97) 293 . Talita Santos (06) 284 . Emily Maughn (96) 265 . Laurie Chambers (04) 25

Block Solos1 . Jeanette Graves (96,97) 442 . Talita Santos (06,07) 403 . Josie Wilson (98,99) 374 . Laurie Chambers (03,04) 345 . Rosa Torres (96,97) 33

Block Assists1 . Laurie Chambers (04) 1752 . Emily Maughn (96) 1633 . Jena VanDeGraaf (96) 1414 . Tela Burnett (06) 1385 . Josie Wilson (99) 133

Block Assists1 . Laurie Chambers (03,04) 2812 . Josie Wilson (98,99) 2533 . Talita Santos (06,07) 2184 . Tela Burnett (06,07) 2015 . Litiana Damuni (98,99) 200

Digs1 . Bri Ostler (05) 4962 . Morgan Lloyd (07) 4963 . Morgan Lloyd (06) 4924 . Anais Urdaz (01) 3865 . Nerissa Millo (03) 379

Digs1 . Morgan Lloyd (06,07) 9882 . Bri Ostler (04,05) 8563 . Anais Urdaz (01, 02) 7294 . Sam Richard (06,07) 640

Assists1 . Kali Surplus (98) 14022 . Rafaela Couto (05) 13853 . Michaela Hanakova (06) 13404 . Kali Surplus (99) 13375 . Michaela Hanakova (07) 1315

Assists1 . Kali Surplus (98,99) 27392 . Michaela Hanakova (06,07) 26553 . Rafaela Couto (05) 13854 . Priscila Dores (04) 12555 . Karlie Porter (02,03) 1220

Service Aces1 . Sam Richard (06,07) 1332 . Fabiana Leomil (04) 1293 . Morgan Lloyd (06,07) 1284 . Kristie Kidman (04,05) 1145 . Kris Hymas (05,06) 113

Service Aces1 . Fabiana Leomil (04) 1292 . Kristie Kidman (05) 803 . Laurie Chambers (04) 774 . Morgan Lloyd (07) 73 5 . Kris Hymas (05) 72

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Bruin Volleyball - Current Record Book2008 to Present- Rally Scoring to 25 pts.

Kills- Season1 . Carol Grasso 2013 5002 . Carol Grasso 2014 4693 . Bailee Kendall 2013 4074 . Maddie Bushman 2012 4015 . Camilla Phillips 2008 374

Kills- Career1 . Carol Grasso (13,14) 9692 . Cinthia Silva (07,08) 7783 . Maddie Bushman (11,12) 6604 . Bailee Kendall (12,13) 6355 . Ame’ White (09, 10) 631

Attempts- Season1 . Carol Grasso 2013 11622 . Carol Grasso 2014 10663 . Maddie Bushman 2012 10554 . Ame’ White 2010 9705 . Bailee Kendall 2013 948

Attempts- Career1 . Carol Grasso (13,14) 22282 . Maddie Bushman (11,12) 18253 . Ame White (09, 10) 17204 . Bailee Kendall (12,13) 15415 . Jessica Quayle (14, 15) 1534

Block Solos- Season1 . Brighton Taylor 2015 302 . Andrea Brady 2015 223 . Sequoia Lofton 2014 194 . Erika Charry 2010 175 . Jillian Campbell 2013 15

Block Solos- Career1 . Brighton Taylor (14,15) 362 . Erika Charry (09, 10) 303 . LaKell Havens (08, 09) 264 . Sequoia Lofton (13, 14) 265 . Mayra Ramirez (11,12) 22

Block Assists- Season1 . Mayra Ramirez 2011 1342 . Andrea Brady 2015 1163 . Brighton Taylor 2015 1154 . Jenika Bird 2008 1255 . Erika Charry 2010 110

Block Assists- Career1 . Mayra Ramirez (11,12) 2432 . Erika Charry (09, 10) 2023 . LaKell Havens (08, 09) 1934 . Brighton Taylor (14,15) 1705 . Jessica Quayle (14,15) 142

Digs- Season1 . Anna Burgess 2010 5472 . Mariana Pilon 2014 5293 . Carol Grasso 2014 4474 . Indigo Allen 2013 4465 . Whitney Ashton 2011 419

Digs- Career1 . Carol Grasso (13, 14) 8642 . Anna Burgess (09,10) 7593 . Mariana Pilon (13, 14) 7564 . Kelsey Campbell (08,09) 6565 . Maddie Bushman (11,12) 568

Assists- Season1 . Catalina Charry 2010 10952 . Baylie Henrie 2013 10933 . Rachel Davis 2014 11194 . Rachel Davis 2015 10615 . Thyele Rechatiko 2008 1015

Assists- Career1 . Rachel Davis (14, 15) 21802 . Catalina Charry (09,10) 20533 . Baylie Henrie 12,13 11034 . Cortney Godfrey (11,12) 10235 . Thyele Rechatiko 2008 1015

Service Aces- Career1 . Ame’ White (09, 10) 1032 . Carol Grasso (13,14) 943 . Shelbi Zaldain (09, 10) 894 . Rachel Davis (14,15) 755 . LaKell Havens (08, 09) 73

Service Aces- Season1 . Ame’ White 2010 642 . Leyla Redondo 2011 603 . Shelbi Zaldain 2009 594 . Carol Grasso 2013 565 . Thyele Rechatiko 2008 53

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Bruins currently at Top Four Year Schools

2012-14Marianna Pilon

Southern Illinois University

2012-14Ailin DonatiFlorida A&M

2012-14Carol Grasso

CSU Bakersfield

2013-14Cassandra Fenton

St . Martins University

2014-15Alyssa Koki

Allen University

2013-15Nicole Peacock

Montana Tech University

2012-14Bailee Kendall

University of Utah

2013-15Brighton Taylor

Utah Valley University

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2015-2016 Student-Athlete Individual Awards

BruinPlayer Awards

Women’sVolleyball

Women’sBasketball

Men’sBasketball

Men’sBaseball

Women’sSoftball

1st TeamAll-Region

Jessica QuayleBrighton TaylorRachel Davis

Tilar Clark*$Iva Georgieva

Tyler Rawson%$ Mitch Berryhill+Austin Ovard

Karly BundersonRae GallAshlee CrabtreeLauryn Goaslind

2nd TeamAll-Region

Andrea Brady Elsa Paulsson-Glantz

Gibson Johnson Joe BarlowLincoln ClaytonTrevor PetersonKam LaneCameron Benson

Kylie EverillKaylee BottTina Ford

Honorable MentionAll-Region

Ma’ata EspenisaMonique Mills

Marcus WhiteConner Toolson@(Tad Dufelmeier$>)

Mason AbrathJayden HartleSkyler MahoneyKody HallMitch Cavanagh

1st Team NJCAA All-American

Tilar Clark Rae GallAshlee Crabtree

2nd Team NJCAAAll-American

Jessica Quayle

3rd Team/Honorable Mention

NJCAAAll-American

Tyler Rawson

AcademicAll-SWAC

GPA 3.2 and above

with 24 or more credit hours

Tiffany RobbinsWhitney Wray

Shyan AdamsKarina BrandonTianna DougherNicole ForreyMonique Mills

Scott CookMarsalis JohnsonTanner NewboldAustin Waddoups

Ence, IanEvans, IsaacGriffin, TrentonHall, KodyHartle, JaydenKitchen, CodyLane, KameronLangkilde, JosephMacove, MichaelMahoney, SkylarNewbry, JaredOvard, AustinPeterson, TrevorReich, AndrewRoberts, NicRobinson, MicquelSepede, CameronStokes, ScottTallon, EastonZupon, Tyler

Kaylee BottAshlee CrabtreeLauren FraileyRae GallAddie JensenLauryn GoaslindDanielle PerkinsKorina PindelCheyenne Pratt Nicole RockwoodMadison SiscoKayla StephensAlex ValenciaMattison VoorheesPaige Watts

NJCAA AcademicPinnacle Award

GPA 4.0with 45 crdt/hrs

Tanner Newbold

NJCAA AcademicSuperior Award

GPA 3.8-3.99with 45 crdt/hrs

Whitney Wray Shyan Adams Joseph Langkilde Nicole RockwoodAshlee Crabtree

NJCAA AcademicExemplery Award

GPA 3.6-3.79with 45 crdt/hrs

Scott CookAustin Waddoups

Ian EnceMichael Macove

Lauren FraileyLauryn Goaslind

+Denotes Region 18 Defensive Player of the Year *Denotes Region 18 Player of the Year%Denotes Region 18 Tournament MVP @Denotes NJCAA National Tournament MVP$ Denotes NJCAA All-Tournament Team >Denotes NJCAA CHARLES SESHER Sportsmanship Award

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Women’sVolleyball

Women’s Basketball

Men’sBasketball

Men’s Baseball

Women’sSoftball

2010-11 Coach (Yrs) Record

SueDulaney(3)92-27

BetsySpecketer

(15) 342-137

NormParrish

(20) 447-198

DG Nelson

(8) 277-174

Mary KayAmicone

(7) 282-64-2Overall Record SWAC Record SWAC Finish

28-86-42nd

24-513-21st

25-89-63rd

49-1628-122nd

56-941-31st

Region 18Finish

2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st

All-RegionAthletes

4 3 4 9 8

NJCAAFinish/Rank

4th/4th ---/6th ---/--- ---/6th 2nd/2nd

All-Americans 1 1 1 1 2

Pres ./Dean’s ListAvg . Hours

3/416 .1

3/516 .4

1/116

10/1216

7/1217 .3

NJCAA AcademicSuperior/Exemplary/Pinnacle Awards

0/0/0 0/1/0 0/0/0 0/2/1 3/4/0

Coach of the Year

Sue Dulaney* Betsy Specketer^ Mary KayAmicone*

The Lifetime Activities Center is home of the Salt Lake Community College Bruins . The “LAC” was dedicated in January 1996 by President Dr . Frank Budd . This building was built not only to give the Bruins a new home, but also to give the students at SLCC a state-of-the-art activity facility .

The LAC houses the Health and Lifetime Ac-tivities Department and the Athletic Department. Personal Training and Health and Lifetime Activities

Lifetime Activities CenterTaylorsville Redwood Campus

programs are all a part of the LAC daily educational mission.Special features of the LAC include a 5,000 seat spe-

cial events arena, multiple class and meeting rooms, large multi-purpose playing area, six glass wall racquetball courts, dance studio, full service free weight room and cardiovascular fitness center.

2010-11 Bruin Results/Awards

* NJCAA District Coach of the Year ^Region 18 Coach of the Year

2015-2016 Bruin Team Results/AwardsWomen’sVolleyball

Women’sBasketball

Men’sBasketball

Men’sBaseball

Women’sSoftball

Coach(Yrs) Record

Sue Dulaney(9) 211-68

Betsy Specketer(20) 463-180

Todd Phillips(5) 134-35

DG Nelson(14) 488-300

Cyndee Bennett(3) 132-39

Overall RecordSWAC RecordSWAC Finish

25-810-22nd

31-314-11st

31-89-53rd

29-2718-193rd

48-933-51st

Region 18Finish 3rd 2nd* 1st 3rd 1st

All-RegionAthletes 4 4 4 12 7

NJCAAFinish/Rank --/6th 5th/6th 1st/-- --/-- 3rd/5th

All-Americans 1 1 1

Pres ./Dean’s ListAvg . Hours

2/114

2/114

3/015

5/314

2/415

NJCAA AcademicPinnacle/Superior/Exemplary Awards

0/1/0 0/1/0 1/0/2 0/1/2 0/2/2

Coach of theYear Betsy Specketer^ Todd Phillips#$

^Region 18 Coach of the Year #NJCAA Coach of the Tournament $NJCAA National Coach of the Year*Received At-Large bid to nationals

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Dr . Deneece G . Huftalin now serves as the President of Salt Lake Community College and feels privileged to have served the students of Salt Lake Community College for more than two decades in various roles .

Dr . Huftalin joined SLCC in 1992 as the Director of Academic and Career Advising and in 1994 was named Dean of Students . In addition to working with students, she has worked in collaboration with faculty to strengthen learning communities, the first year experience, learning out-comes and inclusivity initiatives on campus . Dr . Huftalin was named Vice President of Student Services in 2004 and served in that capacity until 2014 .

In addition to her professional role, Dr . Huftalin is a faculty member for Leadershape, Inc. an international non-profit focused on student leadership development and teaches in the Education, Leadership and Policy program at the University of Utah . Dr . Huftalin serves on the Board of Directors for the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), the leading Student Affairs association. She currently serves as a board member for the Utah YWCA and previously served on the Utah Arts Festival Board .

Dr . Huftalin earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah, a master’s degree in Education from the University of California, Los Angeles and a doctorate in Education, Leadership and Policy from the University of Utah .

Dr . Charles Lepper joined Salt Lake Community College on July 1, 2015 and serves as the Vice President for Student Affairs. Dr. Lepper is responsible for providing college-wide strategic leadership for the Divi-sion of Student Affairs which includes: Academic and Career Advising, Auxiliary Services, Athletics, Career and Student Employment Services, Center for Health & Counseling, Child Care and Family Services, Disabil-ity Resource Center, Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, First Year Experi-ence, Financial Aid, International Student Services, North & South Re-gions Student Services, Office of the Registrar and Academic Records, School Relations, Student Conduct and Support Services, Student Life and Leadership, Student Planning and Support Systems, Testing Servic-es, Thayne Center for Service and Learning, TRiO Programs, and Veterans Services .

Prior to his appointment at SLCC, Dr. Lepper served as the Vice President for Student Affairs at Tidewater Community College and previously served as the Assistant Vice President for Student Development Services at Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana .

Dr . Lepper received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Resources and Personnel Management from Ball State University and his Masters of Education from Grand Valley State University . In 2010, Dr . Lepper completed his Doctorate of Philosophy from Indiana State University in Educational Leadership, Administration, and Foundations .

Dr . Lepper is active with National Academic Advising Association (NACADA) and serves as a faculty mem-ber for the NACADA Summer Institute . Dr . Lepper frequently serves as a consultant to other higher education institutions assisting them with the development of academic advising strategies that improve student success .

SLCC PresidentDeneece Huftalin PhD

Vice President of Student Affairs

Chuck Lepper PhD

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SLCC Athletic Staff

Sue DulaneyHead Volleyball Coach

Scott KeisterAsst . Volleyball Coach/

Academic Advisor

Betsy SpecketerHead Women’s

Basketball Coach

Todd PhillipsHead Men’s

Basketball CoachDG Nelson

Head Baseball CoachCyndee Benett

Head Softball Coach

Marcilina GrayerAsst . Women’s Basketball/

Academic Advisor

Paul MarbleAsst . Men’s Basketball/

Academic Advisor

Derek WaddoupsAsst . Baseball/

Cate Field Manager

Tara BendtAsst . Softball Coach/

Academic Advisor

Kevin Dustin enters his third year as the Athletic Director (AD) of SLCC Athlet-ics where he replaces longtime AD Norma Carr .

Officially beginning his duties as of July, 1 2014, Dustin steps into the position at a perfect time as all five SLCC athletic programs are coming off highly success-ful seasons both on and off the field.

Prior to coming to SLCC, Dustin served as the Assistant Director with the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA). Holding that position for five years, he oversaw baseball, basketball, football, golf, and theatre . He also served on Utah State University’s staff for over 10 years, two years as an assistant men’s basket-ball coach, seven years as Associate Athletics Director of External Operations, and

four years as Associate Athletics Director of Development . Dustin began his career as an English teacher and men’s basketball coach at Sky View High School in

Smithfield, Utah. Leading the Bobcats to the state championship in 1994, he was named the Utah 4A Coach of the Year .

A native of Logan, Utah, Dustin graduated from Utah State University with his bachelor’s degree in physi-cal education in 1983 and his master’s degree in education in 2000 . Married to wife Danene, they are the proud parents of five grown children.

Mark DavisHead Soccer Coach

Britney CrumpAsst . W Soccer Coach

Justin PennelLAC Coordinator

Alex WalkerHead Trainer

Rachel RowanSports Information

Katie HickmanAdministrative Assistant

Lisa PeshellAthletic Operations

Alex DuValAsst . M Soccer Coach