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1KAYSHA

KAHAI-ENOS FR • 5-11 • MB Puna, Hawaii

2MORGAN

COLE FR • 5-5 • DS

College Station, Texas

3KELBY

BUCHANAN FR • 5-7 •DS

Midlothian, Texas

4SHYEANN LAMPKIN

FR • 5-11 • OH/RS San Marcos, Texas

7 KENNIDEE

WILLIS SO • 5-9 • OH

Deweyville, Texas

8 AERIS

RAMSEY SO • 5-7 • S

Missouri City, Texas

9 JESSICA HARDIN

FR • 5-11 • OH Baytown, Texas

10 HOLLY STUTZ

FR • 6-0 • MB Tucson, Arizona

11 KIMIRA COFFEE

FR • 6-1 • MB Cibolo, Texas

12 ROMINA VACCA

FR • 5-5 • S Buenos Aires, Argentina

13 MACY

SUMRALL FR • 5-4 • DS

Mont Belvieu, Texas

14 JANA

WIESEL FR • 6-1 • RS

Hamburg, Germany

15 PULELEHUA

KEB FR • 5-11 • OH

Honolulu, Hawaii

17 GABRIELLA

“GABBY” HALL FR • 5-6 • S Alvin, Texas

Head Coach DANIELLE ESSIX

Assistant Coach ANDREW “ANDY” HEFFELE

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2019 SCHEDULE

L E E C O L L E G E V O L L E Y B A L L M E D I A G U I D E LADY REBELS 2019 SEASON 3

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Saturday Aug. 17 Dillard Scrimmage New Orleans, Louisiana 11:00 AM

Tuesday Aug. 20 Texas Southern Scrimmage Houston, Texas 10:00 AM

Wednesday Aug. 21 St. Thomas Houston, Texas 6:30 PM

Friday Aug. 23 Vernon College Vernon College 1:00 PM

Friday Aug. 23 Cisco College Vernon College 7:00 PM

Saturday Aug. 24 Butler Community College Vernon College 1:00 PM

Saturday Aug. 24 Dodge City College Vernon College 5:00 PM

Friday Aug. 30 Gadsden State Community College Pensacola State College 9:00 AM

Friday Aug. 30 Pensacola State College Pensacola State College 1:00 PM

Saturday Aug. 31 Hillsborough Community College Pensacola State College 9:00 AM

Saturday Aug. 31 Lawson State Community College Pensacola State College 11:00 AM

Tuesday Sept. 3 Wharton Wharton 6:00 PM

Friday Sept. 6 New Mexico Military Institute Odessa Classic 10:00 AM

Friday Sept. 6 Frank Phillips Odessa Classic 2:00 PM

Saturday Sept. 7 Midland College Odessa Classic 11:00 AM

Saturday Sept. 7 Odessa College Odessa Classic 3:00 PM

Tuesday Sept. 10 Mountain View College Dallas, Texas 6:00 PM

Friday Sept. 13 Allen County Community College Lee College Invitational 1:00 PM

Friday Sept. 13 Odessa College Lee College Invitational 5:00 PM

Saturday Sept. 14 Cedar Valley Community College Lee College Invitational 1:00 PM

Saturday Sept. 14 Mountain View College Lee College Invitational 5:00 PM

Saturday Sept. 21 Temple College Lee College 1:00 PM

Wednesday Sept. 25 *Blinn College Lee College 6:00 PM

Saturday Sept. 28 North Lake Community College Northlake College 12:00 PM

Saturday Sept. 28 Hill College Northlake College 2:00 PM

Friday Oct. 4 *Panola Lee College 6:00 PM

Saturday Oct. 5 *Tyler Junior College Lee College 2:00 PM

Wednesday Oct. 9 *Wharton Lee College 6:00 PM

Friday Oct. 11 *Victoria Lee College 6:00 PM

Friday Oct. 18 *Trinity Valley Athens, Texas 6:00 PM

Saturday Oct. 19 *Navarro Corsicana, Texas 2:00 PM

Friday Oct. 25 *Coastal Bend Beeville, Texas 6:00 PM

Saturday Oct. 26 *Laredo Laredo, Texas 1:00 PM

Saturday Oct. 26 Universidad Regiomontana Laredo, Texas 3:00 PM

November 1 – 3 Region XIV Tournament Tyler, Texas TBA

November 15 – 17 National Tournament Hutchinson, Kansas TBA

* = Region XIV Conference Matches Red Highlight = Home Matches

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Kaysha is freshman middle blocker. Sheis from Puna, Hawaii on the island of Hilowhere she graduated from KamehamehaHigh School. During high school she playedvolleyball, water polo and canoe paddling.She was on the school s honor roll and amember of The National Society of HighSchool Scholars. She played club volleyballfor Pilipa a Volleyball Club. When she is notplaying volleyball, Kaysha likes to go to thebeach, play ukulele, dance hula, camp andfish. Kaysha is working towards earning hergeneral studies degree and plans to seek acareer in community leadership.

Kaysha was born on July 10, 2001. Herparents are Solomon and Tanei. She has twobrothers and three sisters.

FRESHMAN

5’11” MB

Puna, HawaiiKamehameha High School

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Kaysha is freshman middle blocker. She is from Puna, Hawaii on the island of Hilo where she graduated from Kamehameha High School. During high school she played volleyball, water polo and canoe paddling. She was on the school s honor roll and a member of The National Society of High School Scholars. She played club volleyball for Pilipa a Volleyball Club. When she is not playing volleyball, Kaysha likes to go to the beach, play ukulele, dance hula, camp and fish. Kaysha is working towards earning her general studies degree and plans to seek a career in community leadership.

Kaysha was born on July 10, 2001. Her parents are Solomon and Tanei. She has two brothers and three sisters.

L E E C O L L E G E V O L L E Y B A L L M E D I A G U I D E

FRESHMAN

5’11” MB

Puna, Hawaii Kamehameha High School

KAYSHA KAHAI-ENOS

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Morgan is a freshman defensive specialistfrom College Station, Texas. She graduatedfrom and played volleyball at A&MConsolidated High School. During her highschool career, she was voted all districthonorable mention. Outside of volleyball she participated in floral design and FFA.She played club volleyball for TAV Houston.Morgan is interested in pursuing a career inbusiness.

Morgan was born on August 23, 2001. Herparents are John and Elizabeth Cole. She hastwo brothers, Nathan and Jacob.

FRESHMAN

5’5” DS

College Station, TexasA&M Consolidated High School


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Morgan is a freshman defensive specialist from College Station, Texas. She graduated from and played volleyball at A&M Consolidated High School. During her high school career, she was voted all district honorable mention. Outside of volleyball she participated in floral design and FFA. She played club volleyball for TAV Houston. Morgan is interested in pursuing a career in business.

Morgan was born on August 23, 2001. Her parents are John and Elizabeth Cole. She has two brothers, Nathan and Jacob.

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5’5” DS

College Station, Texas A&M Consolidated High School

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FRESHMAN

5’7” DS

Midlothian, TexasMidlothian High School

Kelby is a freshman defensive specialistfrom Midlothian, Texas. While playing atMidlothian High, Kelby was voted defensiveplayer of the year, selected 1st team alldistrict and was academic all district twoyears in a row. She played club volleyballfor TAV and won the 2019 USAV nationalchampionship in the 18 USA division. Inher free time, Kelby likes to color, bake andwatch movies. She plans to study pre medwhile at Lee College.

Kelby was born on April 14, 2001. Her parentsare Matt and Keisha. She has one brother,Kohen, and two sisters, Makenna and Kenna.


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FRESHMAN

5’7” DS

Midlothian, Texas Midlothian High School

Kelby is a freshman defensive specialist from Midlothian, Texas. While playing at Midlothian High, Kelby was voted defensive player of the year, selected 1st team all district and was academic all district two years in a row. She played club volleyball for TAV and won the 2019 USAV national championship in the 18 USA division. In her free time, Kelby likes to color, bake and watch movies. She plans to study pre med while at Lee College.

Kelby was born on April 14, 2001. Her parents are Matt and Keisha. She has one brother, Kohen, and two sisters, Makenna and Kenna.

KELBY BUCHANAN


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Shyeann is a freshman pin hitter from SanMarcos, Texas. She graduated from SanMarcos High School where she led her teamin blocks from 2016 2018 and was MVP from2017 2018. She was named second teamall district in 2016 and 2018 and was firstteam all district in 2017. She played clubvolleyball for Austin Performance. Outside of volleyball Shyeann likes go to the beachwhile spending time with friends andfamily. Shyeann is studying for a degreein kinesiology and aspires to become avolleyball coach.

Shyeann was born on December 4, 2000. Herparents are Michael and Stephanie Lampkin.She has three siblings, Jordan, Rosalind andBrittany.

FRESHMAN

5’11” OH/RS

San Marcos, TexasSan Marcos High School


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Shyeann is a freshman pin hitter from San Marcos, Texas. She graduated from San Marcos High School where she led her team in blocks from 2016 2018 and was MVP from 2017 2018. She was named second team all district in 2016 and 2018 and was first team all district in 2017. She played club volleyball for Austin Performance. Outside of volleyball Shyeann likes go to the beach while spending time with friends and family. Shyeann is studying for a degree in kinesiology and aspires to become a volleyball coach.

Shyeann was born on December 4, 2000. Her parents are Michael and Stephanie Lampkin. She has three siblings, Jordan, Rosalind and Brittany.

FRESHMAN

5’11” OH/RS

San Marcos, Texas San Marcos High School

SHYEANN LAMPKIN

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SOPHOMORE

5’9” OH

Deweyville, TexasDeweyville High School

Kennidee is a returning sophomore outside hitter for the Lady Rebels. She saw action in18 matches and averaged 1.75 kills per set.She attended Deweyville High School whereshe played volleyball, softball, cheer, trackand basketball. Her high school volleyballcareer includes being named freshman MVP,offensive MVP her sophomore year, districtMVP and all state her junior year, and districtMVP her senior year. Kennidee is an excellentstudent, named salutatorian of her highschool class, while earning student of themonth and honor society multiple times.She played club volleyball for HoustonJuniors. In her free time, she enjoys goingto the beach, watching movies, listeningto music and doing puzzles. Kennidee ismajoring in accounting with desires to become a Certified Public Accountant.

Kennidee was born on January 17, 1999. Her parents are Kenny and Pam Willis. She has one sister, Chelsea.


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5’9” OH

Deweyville, Texas Deweyville High School

Kennidee is a returning sophomore outside hitter for the Lady Rebels. She saw action in 18 matches and averaged 1.75 kills per set. She attended Deweyville High School where she played volleyball, softball, cheer, track and basketball. Her high school volleyball career includes being named freshman MVP, offensive MVP her sophomore year, district MVP and all state her junior year, and district MVP her senior year. Kennidee is an excellent student, named salutatorian of her high school class, while earning student of the month and honor society multiple times. She played club volleyball for Houston Juniors. In her free time, she enjoys going to the beach, watching movies, listening to music and doing puzzles. Kennidee is majoring in accounting with desires to become a Certified Public Accountant.

Kennidee was born on January 17, 1999 Kennidee was born on January 17, 1999. Her parents are Kenny and Pam Willis. She h parents are Kenny and Pam Willis. She has one sister, Chelsea.

KENNIDEE WILLIS


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SOPHOMORE

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Missouri City, TexasManvel High School

Aeris Ramsey is a sophomore transfer fromWest Texas A&M. She is originally fromMissouri City, Texas and graduated fromManvel High School. Aeris was a three sportathlete competing in volleyball, basketballand track. She was voted All District Team inall three sports. She played club volleyballfor Houston Juniors and competed at boththe AAU and GJNC national tournaments.In her free time, she enjoys being with herfamily playing beach volleyball, traveling,relaxing and going to church. Aeris willgraduate with a degree in psychology withplans of becoming a therapist.

Aeris was born on July 4, 2000. Her parentsare Steven and Jessica Ramsey. She has onebrother.


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5’7” S

Missouri City, Texas Manvel High School

Aeris Ramsey is a sophomore transfer from West Texas A&M. She is originally from Missouri City, Texas and graduated from Manvel High School. Aeris was a three sport athlete competing in volleyball, basketball and track. She was voted All District Team in all three sports. She played club volleyball for Houston Juniors and competed at both the AAU and GJNC national tournaments. In her free time, she enjoys being with her family playing beach volleyball, traveling, relaxing and going to church. Aeris will graduate with a degree in psychology with plans of becoming a therapist.

Aeris was born on July 4, 2000. Her parents are Steven and Jessica Ramsey. She has one brother.

AERIS RAMSEY


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FRESHMAN

5’11” OH

Baytown, TexasBarbers Hill High School

Jessica Hardin is a freshman outside hitterfrom Baytown, Texas. She is a 2019 graduatefrom Barbers Hill High School. During her tenure in high school, Jessica was votednewcomer of the year her freshman season.She was voted to the all district 1st team in2016 and 2017, and in 2016 she was voted the1A state tournament MVP. She played clubvolleyball for Absolute Volleyball Academy.In her free time, Jessica likes to play guitar,beach volleyball, spend time with her friendsand family, and attend church. Jessica plansto graduate from Lee College with a degreein psychology and pursue a career in clinicalpsychology.

Jessica was born on March 9, 2001. Herparents are Kevin and Shelley Hardin. Jessicahas 3 older sisters.


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FRESHMAN

5’11” OH

Baytown, Texas Barbers Hill High School

Jessica Hardin is a freshman outside hitter from Baytown, Texas. She is a 2019 graduate from Barbers Hill High School. During her tenure in high school, Jessica was voted newcomer of the year her freshman season. She was voted to the all district 1st team in 2016 and 2017, and in 2016 she was voted the 1A state tournament MVP. She played club volleyball for Absolute Volleyball Academy. In her free time, Jessica likes to play guitar, beach volleyball, spend time with her friends and family, and attend church. Jessica plans to graduate from Lee College with a degree in psychology and pursue a career in clinical psychology.

Jessica was born on March 9, 2001. Her parents are Kevin and Shelley Hardin. Jessica has 3 older sisters.

JESSICA HARDIN


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FRESHMAN

6’ MB

Tucson, ArizonaCienega High School

Holly Stutz is a freshman middle blocker whocomes to Lee College from Tucson, Arizona.She attended Cienega High School whereshe graduated with academic honors. Sheplayed club volleyball for ZONA. In her freetime, Holly likes to eat, make people laugh,sing, take naps, be with friends and try newthings. Holly plans to graduate from LeeCollege with a general studies degree, andthen pursue a career in the medical field.

Holly was born on December 18, 2000. Herparents are Greg and Kelly Stutz. She has twosisters, Macie and Autumn.


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Tucson, Arizona Cienega High School

Holly Stutz is a freshman middle blocker who comes to Lee College from Tucson, Arizona. She attended Cienega High School where she graduated with academic honors. She played club volleyball for ZONA. In her free time, Holly likes to eat, make people laugh, sing, take naps, be with friends and try new things. Holly plans to graduate from Lee College with a general studies degree, and then pursue a career in the medical field.

Holly was born on December 18, 2000. Her parents are Greg and Kelly Stutz. She has two sisters, Macie and Autumn.

HOLLY STUTZ

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6’1” MB

Cibolo, TexasSamuel Clemens High School

Kimira is a freshman middle blockerfrom Cibolo, Texas. She attended SamuelClemens High School. During her high school volleyball career, she was a 3 yearletter winner, team MVP and made the2019 Academic All – State Team. She wasalso Academic All – District for three yearsin a row from 2016 2018. She played clubvolleyball for San Antonio Sting where shecompeted in the USAV Junior Olympicsfrom 2017 2019. In her free time, she enjoysshopping, sleeping and listening to music.Kimira is interested in pursuing a degree inbusiness and wants to become a medicaland health services manager.

Kimira was born on April 1, 2001. Her parentsare George and Kim Coffee. She has onebrother, Gavin.

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6’1” MB

Cibolo, Texas Samuel Clemens High School

Kimira is a freshman middle blocker from Cibolo, Texas. She attended Samuel Clemens High School. During her high school volleyball career, she was a 3 year letter winner, team MVP and made the 2019 Academic All – State Team. She was also Academic All – District for three years in a row from 2016 2018. She played club volleyball for San Antonio Sting where she competed in the USAV Junior Olympics from 2017 2019. In her free time, she enjoys shopping, sleeping and listening to music. Kimira is interested in pursuing a degree in business and wants to become a medical and health services manager.

Kimira was born on April 1, 2001. Her parents are George and Kim Coffee. She has one brother, Gavin.

KIMIRA COFFEE

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FRESHMAN

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Buenos Aires, ArgentinaEscuela Argentina General Belgrano

Romina is a freshman setter from BuenosAires, Argentina. She graduated fromthe Escuela Argentina General Belgrano.Romina played club volleyball for ClubCiudad de Buenos Aires where she wascaptain of both her 16U and 18U teams. Her18U team finished third at the Argentina Cupnational tournament. In her free time, shelikes to cook, go shopping, watch volleyballand spend time with her family. She isinterested in pursuing a career in business ormarketing.

Romina was born on May 18, 2000. Herparents are Alejandro and Roxana. She hasone older brother Nicolas.


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FRESHMAN

5’5” S

Buenos Aires, Argentina Escuela Argentina General Belgrano

Romina is a freshman setter from Buenos Aires, Argentina. She graduated from the Escuela Argentina General Belgrano. Romina played club volleyball for Club Ciudad de Buenos Aires where she was captain of both her 16U and 18U teams. Her 18U team finished third at the Argentina Cup national tournament. In her free time, she likes to cook, go shopping, watch volleyball and spend time with her family. She is interested in pursuing a career in business or marketing.

Romina was born on May 18, 2000. Her parents are Alejandro and Roxana. She has one older brother Nicolas.

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FRESHMAN

5’4” DS

Mont Belvieu, TexasBarbers Hill High School

Macy is a freshman defensive specialist fromnearby Mont Belvieu, Texas. A graduate ofBarbers Hill High School, she was a triplesport athlete, playing volleyball, basketballand softball. In her free time, she likes toshop, run and play with her dog, Humphrey.Macy s goal is to become an accountant.

Macy was born on December 29, 2000. Herparents are Todd and Melissa Sumrall. Shehas one sister, Madalyn.


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FRESHMAN

5’4” DS

Mont Belvieu, Texas Barbers Hill High School

Macy is a freshman defensive specialist from nearby Mont Belvieu, Texas. A graduate of Barbers Hill High School, she was a triple sport athlete, playing volleyball, basketball and softball. In her free time, she likes to shop, run and play with her dog, Humphrey. Macy s goal is to become an accountant.

Macy was born on December 29, 2000. Her parents are Todd and Melissa Sumrall. She has one sister, Madalyn.

MACY SUMRALL


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FRESHMAN

6’1” RS

Hamburg, GermanyGymnasium Buckhorn

Jana Wiesel, a freshman right side, is a nativeof Hamburg, Germany. She graduated fromGymnasium Buckhorn High School. Beforecoming to Lee College, Jana played on theGerman youth state team from 2013 2017and was a member for the German U20championship team in 2019. She playedclub volleyball for Sportclub AlstertalLangenhorn. In her free time, Jana enjoysreading, photography, listening to musicand traveling. She plans to graduate fromLee College with a general studies degreewith aspirations of becoming a medicaldoctor.

Jana was born on June 24, 2000. Her parentsare Hans and Dorte Wiesel. She has oneyounger brother, Lars.


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6’1” RS

Hamburg, Germany Gymnasium Buckhorn

Jana Wiesel, a freshman right side, is a native of Hamburg, Germany. She graduated from Gymnasium Buckhorn High School. Before coming to Lee College, Jana played on the German youth state team from 2013 2017 and was a member for the German U20 championship team in 2019. She played club volleyball for Sportclub Alstertal Langenhorn. In her free time, Jana enjoys reading, photography, listening to music and traveling. She plans to graduate from Lee College with a general studies degree with aspirations of becoming a medical doctor.

Jana was born on June 24, 2000. Her parents are Hans and Dorte Wiesel. She has one younger brother, Lars.

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FRESHMAN

5’11” OH

Honolulu, HawaiiHenry J Kaiser High School

Pulelehua Keb is an outside hitter from theisland of Oahu, Hawaii. She graduated fromHenry J. Kaiser High School. During her juniorand senior years, Pulelehua was namedcaptain and MVP of her volleyball team.During her senior year, she was named tothe Hawaii All State Honorable MentionableTeam. Pulelehua also played club volleyballfor Hi Intensity volleyball club. She was thetreasurer for her high school s law team andwas voted most likely to score the winningpoint. In her free time, she enjoys spendingtime with her friends shopping, going to thebeach, dancing and going to the local dogshelter. She is currently working towards hergeneral studies degree.

Pulelehua was born on January 5, 2001. Herparents are Paul and Vernalanis. She hasthree older siblings, two brothers and onesister.


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5’11” OH

Honolulu, Hawaii Henry J Kaiser High School

Pulelehua Keb is an outside hitter from the island of Oahu, Hawaii. She graduated from Henry J. Kaiser High School. During her junior and senior years, Pulelehua was named captain and MVP of her volleyball team. During her senior year, she was named to the Hawaii All State Honorable Mentionable Team. Pulelehua also played club volleyball for Hi Intensity volleyball club. She was the treasurer for her high school s law team and was voted most likely to score the winning point. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her friends shopping, going to the beach, dancing and going to the local dog shelter. She is currently working towards her general studies degree.

Pulelehua was born on January 5, 2001. Her parents are Paul and Vernalanis. She has three older siblings, two brothers and one three older siblings, two brothers and one sister.

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FRESHMAN

5’6” S

Alvin, TexasAlvin High School

Gabby is a freshman setter from Alvin, Texas.She graduated from Alvin High Schoolwhere she is ranked 3rd in assists in 6ARegion III District 24 and 2nd in aces. Shewas also voted to the All – District 2nd Teamand was the TSWA 6A All – State HonorableMention setter. She played club volleyballfor Absolute Volleyball Academy and sawaction in either the AAU or USAV nationaltournaments each year. During her senior club season, her club awarded her the 2019Legacy Award. Gabby plans to earn a degreein applied science with goals of becoming aneo natal nurse.

Gabby was born on May 21, 2000. Herparents are David and Yvette Hall.


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Alvin, Texas Alvin High School

Gabby is a freshman setter from Alvin, Texas. She graduated from Alvin High School where she is ranked 3rd in assists in 6A Region III District 24 and 2nd in aces. She was also voted to the All – District 2nd Team and was the TSWA 6A All – State Honorable Mention setter. She played club volleyball for Absolute Volleyball Academy and saw action in either the AAU or USAV national tournaments each year. During her senior club season, her club awarded her the 2019 Legacy Award. Gabby plans to earn a degree in applied science with goals of becoming a neo natal nurse.

Gabby was born on May 21, 2000. Her parents are David and Yvette Hall.

GABRIELLA “GABBY” HALL

HEAD COACH

Danielle Essix is entering her second season as Head Volleyball Coach for the Lady Rebels. During her first

season at Lee College, the Lady Rebels won 10 games and finished 4 – 4 in Region XIV Conference play,

advancing to the 2018 Region Tournament. She oversees all aspects of the program, including recruiting,

technical support, scouting and game analysis, involvement in running summer camps, monitoring student

– athlete’s academic progress, conducting practices and handling administrative tasks. Prior to her arrival to

Lee College, Danielle spent two seasons (2016 – 2017) serving as the Assistant Coach for Blinn College. She

assisted Blinn to a 24 – 9 finish while placing first in the conference and fourth in the region.

Prior to her arrival to Blinn, Essix spent two years as an assistant coach at her alma mater, East Central

University. During her four – year career at East Central University, she finished ranked in the top 10 in 11

statistical categories, including seven spots in the top five. Essix ranks second in points (1,122.5), third in

matches played (123), second in attacks (3,062), second in kills (961) and second in digs (989). In her senior

season at East Central University, she led with 275 kills and 340 digs. Essix was named to the Second Team All

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Before joining East Central University, Essix was a three-sport athlete at Commerce High School, lettering

in volleyball, basketball, and track, earning All – District awards every year. She is a Texas Sports Writers

Association All – State selection and named district MVP at Commerce High School.

Essix earned both her Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training and her Master of Education in sports

administration from East Central University.

Andy Heffele is entering his second season as the assistant coach for the Lady Rebels. A native of Minnesota,

he graduated from Eagan High School. Andy was a dual sport athlete participating in football and track.

He continued his track career at the University of Minnesota Duluth where he was an All – Conference

high jumper. After he relocated to Texas and before coming to Lee College, Andy coached high school

homeschool volleyball. In 2017, his team was the 16U national championship runner up. Andy also has

DANIELLE ESSIX

ANDREW “ANDY” HEFFELE

ASSISTANT COACH

experience coaching club volleyball for TAV Houston. He has coached two teams at the USAV Girls Junior

National Championships. Andy graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from the University of

Minnesota Duluth.


THE PROGRAM Lee College volleyball program has competed in the NJCAA Division

I level since 1977. Throughout the years, the program has consistently

performed at a high level, earning high national rankings and receiving

many invitations to annual NJCAA national tournaments.

A new era is in store for the Lee College Lady Rebels Volleyball program.

The Lady Rebels come into the 2019 volleyball season with a new

coaching staff, new energy and new excitement. New Head Coach

Danielle Essix is pleased to report that she and her new team are working

well together. “They have done well with the things I’ve asked them to

change. They’ve been good teammates and they’re working hard.”

Coach Essix has set high goals for her new team, stating that she would

like to win Conference and Region this season. In addition to strong

performances on the court, the Lady rebels are expected to succeed off

of the court. “We want to make sure we are setting a good foundation

for our student – athletes. We want them to be able to graduate from

our program and move on to be successful.”

The 2019 Volleyball season will be exciting for both the fans and the

Lady Rebels.

SPORTS ARENA

& WELLNESS CENTER The Lady Rebels play in a state-of-the-art 26,000 square foot arena with

seating to accommodate 1,500 raging Rebel fans. The facility features

a 3,800 square foot wellness center, indoor walking track, VIP and

conference room, concession areas, and locker rooms fit for visiting

teams, Lee College students and employees.

Lee College athletes and students can use the Wellness Center by

joining classes that will help develop the body and strength they

choose to have. The Wellness Center provides a variety of weight

lifting equipment as well as treadmills, stationary bikes and stepper

machines.

Along with the Wellness Center, the Gymnasium has a complete weight

lifting facility that will accommodate the needs of anyone who likes to

use free weights.


LEE COLLEGE PRESIDENT

DR. DENNIS BROWN Dr. Dennis Brown currently serves as the President of Lee College, a comprehensive community college of

6,500 credit students in Baytown, Texas, located 25 miles east of Houston. Lee College serves a population

of over 220,000 people in Baytown and its surrounding communities. Located in the center of the Texas

petrochemical industry, the college prepares workers for the ever increasing technologically based industry

led by ExxonMobil, Bayer, Chevron Phillips and Enterprise.

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

GRAEME COX

as an adjunct faculty, and became full time in July 2000. He served his first 18 months as Wellness Director

ic Director. His first year as AD has been a steep learning curve, but he is inspired by the challenge. He hopes

to improve the standing of athletics within Lee College and then in the Baytown community.

active member of the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Texas Outdoor

Education Association, and the American College of Sports Medicine.

Dr. Brown has 38 years of administrative and teaching experience in community colleges. He was Vice Presi-

dent of Instruction at El Paso Community College (EPCC) in El Paso, Texas, before joining Lee College. He has

an Associate Degree from Arizona Western College, a Bachelor’s degree from Northern Arizona University, a

Master’s degree from Arizona State University, and a Ph.D. from New Mexico State University.

Graeme received his Bachelor of Human Movement Studies (Honors), from the University of Queensland in

Brisbane, Australia. He then moved to the United Sates, graduating from the University of Houston with his

MS in Exercise Science. He remained in Houston to continue martial arts training under Grandmaster Kim

Soo in Chayon-Ryu, where he attained his 4th degree Black Belt. He started teaching at Lee College in 1997

and has been Division Chair since 2007. In September 2018, Graeme was asked to serve the college as Athlet-

Graeme is an


2018 RESULTS DATE OPPONENT GAME SCORES 8/30 Tyler L, 0-3 8/31 Navarro L, 0-3 8/31 Odessa W, 3-0 9/1 Western Texas W, 3-0 9/1 Hill L, 1-3 9/7 Polk State L, 0-3 9/7 Cisco 9/8 Barton 9/8 Laramie County 9/13 Coastal Bend 9/14 Laredo 9/14 Temple 9/21 Wharton 9/25 Blinn 10/6 Tyler 10/6 Victoria College 10/12 Coastal Bend 10/13 Laredo 10/18 Wharton 10/23 Blinn 10/27 Victoria College 11/2 Tyler 11/3

W, 3-0 L, 1-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-1 L, 0-3 W, 3-2 W, 3-2 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 L, 0-3 W, 3-0 L, 0-3 W, 3-0 L, 0-3

Blinn L, 0-3


2018 STATISTICS MATCHES 23 OVERALL (%) 10-13 (.435) CONFERENCE (%) 4-4 (.500) KILLS PER SET 11.23 HITTING % .159 ASSISTS PER SET 10.5 BLOCKS PER SET 1.26 SERVICE ACES PER SET 1.22 DIGS PER SET 13.73

STATISTICS CATEGORY # Matches 23 Sets 78 Kills

OVERALL NATIONAL RANK 87th 89th 79th 44th 73rd 79th 67th 77th 41st

876 Kills per set 11.23 Errors 462 Total Attacks 2605 Hitting Percentage .159 Assists 819 Assists per set 10.5 Service Aces 95 87th Service Errors 136 86th Service Aces per set 1.22 71st Reception Errors 109 83rd Digs 1071 81st Digs per set 13.73 64th Block Solo 14 93rd Block Assist 169 71st Block Total 99 87th Blocks per set 1.26 84th Block Errors 25 84th Ball Handling Errors 27 79th Points 1070 82nd Points per set 13.7 61st


TEAM RECORDS

GENERAL RECORDS Highest National JUCO Ranking: 2nd – 2002 Best Record: 47-1 (.979) – 2001 Worst Record: 4-22 (.181) – 2012 Most Losses: 28 – 1991 Most Matches (season): 57 (35-22) – 1992 Fewest Matches (season): 27 – 1988, 2008, 2014 Most Consecutive Matches Won: 50 – 2000-2001 Most Consecutive Matches Lost: 10 – 2007 Most Consecutive Conference Matches Won: 57 – 1999-2003 Most Consecutive Conference Matches Lost: 5 – 2007 Most Consecutive Games Won: 61 – 1999 Most Consecutive Games Lost: 15 – 1988 Most Consecutive Home Matches Won: 32 – 1999-2003 Most Consecutive Home Matches Lost: 6 – 1988 Best Conference Record: 14-0 – 1999-2001

Worst Conference Record: 2-8 – 2012

INDIVIDUAL – SINGLE SEASON Most Kill Attempts: 1,681 – Elele Ekadeli – 2000 Most Kills: 964 – Elele Ekadeli – 2000 Best Kills Per Game Average: 7.84 – Elele Ekadeli –2000 Best Hitting E˜ciency: .547 – Nasikanda Wandera –2001 Most Block Solos: 51 – Lisa Gerdes – 1991 Most Block Assists: 183 – Judith Boel – 2006 Most Total Blocks: 219 – Judith Boel – 2006 Best Blocks Per Game Average: 1.63 – Judith Boel –2006 Most Service Aces: 152 – Judith Boel – 2006 Best Service Aces Per Game Average: 1.13 – Judith Boel – 2006 Most Digs: 626 – Stephany Salas – 2009 Best Digs Per Game Average: 5.91 – Stephany Salas –2009 Most Assists: 1,940 – Tami Harvey – 2001 Best Assists Per Game Average: 12.68 – Tami Harvey –2001

Best Assist Percentage: . 494 – Tami Harvey – 2001

TEAM – SINGLE SEASON Most Kill Attempts: 4,630 – 2003 Most Total Blocks: 315 – 2001 Fewest Kill Attempts: 1,723 – 1988 Fewest Total Blocks: 95 – 1988 Best Kills Per Game Avg: 16.12 – 2001 Bests Blocks Per Game Avg: 3.75 – 1992 Most Kills: 2,467 – 2001 Best Assists Per Game Avg: 14.01 – 2001 Fewest Kills: 800 – 1988

Best Service Aces Per Game Avg: 3.02 – 1992 Fewest Block Solos: 30 – 2013 Most Digs: 2,581 – 2003 Most Block Assists: 316 – 1995 Fewest Digs: 681 – 1988 Fewest Block Assists: 106 – 1988 Best Digs Per Game Avg: 20.98 – 2003

ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS 1977 – Debra Joseph, Robbie Page 1978 – Dona Juch 1979 – Sylvia Tristan 1980 – Alma Richardson 1981 – Shawn Irwin 1982 – Lisa BarrArizonaa, Shawn Irwin, Arlene Land, Sharon P°ughaupt 1983 – Kerry Wells 1984 – Teresa McLain 1988 – Regina Gaston, Nelda Navar 1989 – Regina Gaston, Nelda Navar 1990 – Michelle Bird, Candy Flores (academic), Laurie Hamilton 1991 – Lisa Gerdes, Laurie Hamilton, Melissa Smaistrla (academic) 1992 – Stephanie Jones 1993 – Carissa Cannon, Renee Simpson 1994 – Carissa Cannon, Carissa Cannon (academic) 1995 – Jennifer Anderson (academic), Ashley Hardin, Ashley Hardin (academic), Traci Melancon, Mandy Perry (academic) 1996 – Bonnie Fregia (academic), Traci Melancon, Amber Overstreet (academic), Meredith Phillips, Libra Taylor 1997 – Jennifer Gary (academic), Nathana Janca (honorable mention), Ruthie Johnson, Ruthie Johnson (academic), Audra Lusby (academic), Meredith Phillips, Meredith Phillips (academic), Heather Willis 1998 – Abby Davis (academic), Jennifer Gary (academic), Nathana Janca, Aleshia Lincoln (honorable mention), Audra Lusby (academic), Kristy Merling (academic), JaSara Scates (academic), Heather Willis 1999 – Abby Davis (academic), Jaime Brentzel (academic), Carey Dias (academic), Kristy Merling (academic), Tammi Hargraves (academic), Elele Ekadeli, Jackie Johnson, Aleshia Lincoln (honorable mention) 2000 – Carey Dias (academic), Elele Ekadeli (academic), Katy Fielder (academic), Tammi Hargraves (academic), Stephanie Thompson (academic), Elele Ekadeli 2001 – Katy Fielder (academic), Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda Wandera 2002 – Phylis Anyango, Tami Harvey, Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda Wandera 2003 – Andrea Bishop, Jessica Hollums, Iulia Porumbescu, Nancy Wataka 2004 – Jennifer Arnold, Andi Bishop, Monica Simiyu, Nancy Wataka 2005 – Jennifer Arnold, Edith Musebe, Monica Simiyu 2006 – Judith Boel, Abby Farmer, Jacqueline Sparks

NOTEWORTHY PLAYERS

Best Assist Percentage: . 466 – 2001 Best Attack Percentage: . 400 – 2001 Most Service Aces: 435 – 1992 Worst Attack Percentage: . 144 – 1988 Fewest Service Aces: 118 – 1988 Most Block Solos: 110 – 1992

2007 – Mercedes Langley, Jacqueline Sparks 2008 – Paige Jenkins, Mercedes Langley, Julisa Ocasio 2009 – Tamara Kitic, Jasmine Marta, Julisa Ocasio, Tiara Robinson, Stephany Salas 2010 – Kelsey Boyd, Jasmine Marta, Yormarie Rosado, Stephany Salas, Jaymie Bauman 2011 – Janette Batista, Rachel Dunlap, Avery Lewis, Monecia Preston


TEAM RECORDS

NOTEWORTHY PLAYERS 2012 – Trisha Buchanan, Whitney Cornett, Adria Morales 2013 – Whitney Cornett, Helena Gunnarsdottir, Tori Herbert, Adria Morales, Leiyona Young 2014 – Alondra Bautista, Candace Grosjean, Tori Herbert, Von Marie Torres-Irizarry, Alyzabeth Vincent, Paola Virella-Marcano 2015 – Alondra Bautista, Bethany Covington, Allie Deese, Julia Mauer, Madison Otis 2016 – Shelby Wade, Raegan Hargis, Makenna McNulty, Madison Guerra, Hannah Larsen, Gabbi Chavez 2018 – Emalee Lowe, Mimi Stingl

ALL-REGION SELECTIONS 1977 – Laura Beal 1978 – Laura Beal 1979 – Del Simmons, Sylvia Tristan 1980 – Alma Richardson 1981 – Shawn Irwin, Arlene Land 1982 – Lisa BarrArizonaa, Arlene Land 1983 – Robin Semien 1985 – Teresa McLain 1988 – Regina Gaston, Nelda Navar 1989 – Regina Gaston, Nelda Navar 1990 – Michelle Bird, Laurie Hamilton 1991 – Lisa Gerdes, Laurie Hamilton 1992 – Stephanie Jones 1993 – Carissa Cannon, Renee Simpson 1994 – Carissa Cannon 1995 – Ashley Hardin, Traci Melancon 1996 – Traci Melancon, Meredith Phillips, Libra Taylor 1997 – Nathana Janca (honorable mention), Ruthie Johnson, Meredith Phillips, Heather Willis (honorable mention) 1998 – Nathana Janca, Aleshia Lincoln (honorable mention), Heather Willis 1999 – Elele Ekadeli, Jackie Johnson, Aleshia Lincoln 2000 – Elele Ekadeli, Katy Fielder (honorable mention), Stephanie Thompson (honorable mention) 2001 – Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda Wandera, Phylis Anyango (honorable mention), Katy Fielder (honorable mention) 2002 – Phylis Anyango, Tami Harvey, Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda Wandera 2003 – Andrea Bishop, Jessica Hollums, Iulia Porumbescu, Nancy Wataka 2004 – Jennifer Arnold, Andi Bishop, Monica Simiyu, Nancy Wataka 2005 – Jennifer Arnold, Edith Musebe, Monica Simiyu 2006 – Judith Boel, Abby Farmer, Jacqueline Sparks

2007 – Mercedes Langley, Jacqueline Sparks 2008 – Paige Jenkins, Mercedes Langley, Julisa Ocasio 2009 – Tamara Kitic, Jasmine Marta, Julisa Ocasio, Tiara Robinson, Stephany Salas 2010 – Kelsey Boyd, Jasmine Marta, Yormarie Rosado, Stephany Salas, Jaymie Bauman 2011 – Janette Batista, Rachel Dunlap, Avery Lewis, Monecia Preston 2012 – Whitney Cornett, Adria Morales 2013 – Whitney Cornett, Adria Morales 2014 – Alondra Bautista, Candace Grosjean, Tori Herbert, Von Marie Torres-Irizarry 2015 – Alondra Bautista, Bethany Covington, Allie Deese, Julia Mauer, Madison Otis 2016 - Shelby Wade, Raegan Hargis, Makenna McNulty, Madison Guerra, Hannah Larsen, Gabbi Chavez

ALL-AMERICAN SELECTIONS 1977 – Debra Joseph 1990 – Laurie Hamilton 1992 – Stephanie Jones 1993 – Renee Simpson 1997 – Ruthie Johnson (distinguished academic), Meredith Phillips 1998 – Jennifer Gary (academic), Nathana Janca 1999 – Elele Ekadeli, Jackie Johnson, Kristy Merling (distinguished academic) 2000 – Elele Ekadeli, Tammi Hargraves (distinguished academic) 2001 – Nasikanda Wandera 2002 – Jacqueline Makokha, Nasikanda Wandera 2003 – Iulia Porumbescu 2004 – Andi Bishop (academic), Nancy Wataka (academic) 2006 – Judith Boel, Abby Farmer (academic), Jessica Yorga (academic) 2008 – Melissa Silva (distinguished academic) 2009 – Julisa Ocasio 2011 – Avery Lewis 2014 – Faith Drews (Academic), Tori Herbert (Academic) 2015 – Allie Deese (Academic), Hannah Larsen (Academic), Julia Mauer (Academic) 2016 – Hannah Larsen (Academic)


8. Jacqueline Sparks (2006-07) 1,887 9. Laurie Hamilton (1990-91) 1,857 10. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) 1,811 11. Heather Willis (1997-98) 1,738 12. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 1,681 13. Jennifer Arnold (2004-05) 1,642 14. Carrisa Cannon (1993-94) 1,560 15. Nathana Janca (1997-98) 1,485 16. Aleshia Lincoln (1998-99) 1,468 17. Jacque Makokha (2001-02) 1,467 18. Katy Fielder (2000-01) 1,375 19. Becky Dudley (1992-93) 1,368 20. Jasmine Marta (2009-10) 1,364 21. Alyzabeth Vincent (2013-14) 1354 22. Regina Gaston (1988-89) 1,361 23. Mercedes Langley (2007-08) 1,340 24. Nelda Navar (1988-89) 1,322 25. Aimee Tresierra (2006-07) 1,321 26. Libra Taylor (1995-96) 1,311 27. Meagan Monk (2005-06) 1,310 28. Mimi Stingl (2017-18) 1,503

29. Kalani Ketchens (2017-18) 1,374

BEST HITTING EFFICIENCY

CAREER LEADERS MOST ATTACK ATTEMPTS (minimum 1,200 attempts)

1. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 2,902 2. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) 2,358 3. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) 2,043 4. Traci Melancon (1995-06) 2,006 5. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 1,988 6. Renee Simpson (1992-93) 1,969 7. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 1,895

(minimum .300 with 500 attempts)

1. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) .542 2. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) .455 3. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) .405 4. Libra Taylor (1995-96) .393 5. Judith Boel (2006) .374 6. Allie Deese (2014-15) .368 7. Jackie Johnson (1998-99) .359 8. Carissa Cannon (1993-94) .346 9. Jacqueline Makokha (2001-02) .344 10. Aleshia Lincoln (1998-99) .335 11. Renee Simpson (1992-93) .332 12. Iulia Porumbescu (2003) .331 13. Nathana Janca (1997-98) .324 14. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) .324 15. Rachel Dunlap (2011) .323 16. Traci Melancon (1995-96) .320 17. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) .318 18. Whitney Cornett (2012-13) .305 19. Regina Gaston (1988-89) .300

MOST KILLS (minimum of 600)

1. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 1,662 2. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) 1,537 3. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) 1,001 4. Renee Simpson (1992-93) 979 5. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) 977 6. Traci Melancon (1995-96) 969 7. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 885 8. Heather Willis (1997-98) 794 9. Jacque Makokha (2001-02) 752 10. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 746 11. Jacqueline Sparks (2006-07) 740 12. Nathana Janca (1997-98) 735 13. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 720 14. Aleshia Lincoln (1998-99) 713 15. Regina Gaston (1988-89) 680 16. Jennifer Arnold (2004-05) 641 17. Libra Taylor (1995-96) 630 18. Judith Boel (2006) 623

19. Laurie Hamilton (1990-91) 602

MOST ASSISTS (minimum of 1,000)

1. Tami Harvey (2001-02) 3,359 2. Andi Bishop (2003-04) 2,696 3. Kristy Merling (1998-99) 2,514 4. Meredith Phillips (1996-97) 2,381 5. Ashley Hardin (1994-95) 2,345 6. Abby Farmer (2005-06) 2,183 7. Candy Flores (1989-90) 1,989 8. Julisa Ocasio (2008-09) 1,879 9. Stephanie Thompson (2000) 1,495 10. Misty Moreno (1992) 1,405 11. Adria Morales (2012-13) 1,400

12. Lovette McKenzie (1992-93) 1,249


CAREER LEADERS MOST BLOCK ASSISTS (minimum of 140)

1. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) 258 2. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) 236 3. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 226 4. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 225 5. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) 191 6. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 188 7. Judith Boel (2006) 183 8. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 171 9. Laurie Hamilton (1990-91) 170 10. Becky Dudley (1992-93) 161 11. Missy Thompson (1992-93) 159 12. Jackie Johnson (1998-99) 148 13. Traci Melancon (1995-96) 146

14. Edith Musube (2004-05) 144

MOST TOTAL BLOCKS (minimum of 180)

1. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) 348 2. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 326 3. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) 306 4. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 282 5. Judith Boel (2006) 219 6. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 264 7. Laurie Hamilton (1990-91) 258 8. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) 249 9. Traci Melancon (1995-96) 225 10. Judith Boel (2006) 219 11. Becky Dudley (1992-93) 211 12. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 209 13. Missy Thompson (1992-93) 208 14. Regina Gaston (1988-89) 189 15. Carissa Cannon (1993-94) 186 16. Nathana Janca (1997-98) 185

17. Edith Musube (2004-05) 180

MOST SERVICE ACES (minimum of 75)

1. Laurie Hamilton (1990-91) 193 2. Lori Davis (1989-90) 166 3. Judith Boel (2006) 152 4. Jacqueline Makokha (2001-02) 148 5. Jennifer Arnold (2004-05) 146 6. Tami Harvey (2001-02) 138 7. Avery Lewis ( 2010-11) 132 8. Renee Simpson (1990-91) 128 9. Nelda Navar (1988-89) 122

10. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 118 11. Lisa Gerdes (1990-91) 118 12. Missy Thompson (1992-93) 117 13. Abby Farmer (2005-06) 113 14. Becky Dudley (1992-93) 110 15. Julisa Ocasio (2008-09) 102 16. Nasikanda Wandera (2001-02) 105 17. Monica Simiyu (2004-05) 99 18. Bonnie Fregia (1995-96) 94 19. Alyzabeth Vincent (2013-14) 90 20. Phylis Anyango (2001-02) 87

21. Stephany Salas (2009-10) 81

MOST DIGS (minimum of 500)

1. Stephany Salas (2009-10) 1,141 2. Jacqueline Makokha (2001-02) 1,117 3. Elele Ekadeli (1999-00) 1,024 4. Shelby Wade (2015-16) 884 5. Katy Fielder (2000-01) 882 6. Julisa Ocasio (2008-09) 875 7. Avery Lewis (2010-11) 848 8. Sommer Hatcher (2004-05) 721 9. Jacqueline Sparks (2006-07) 720 10. Nancy Wataka (2003-04) 719 11. Tami Harvey (2001-02) 690 12. Ruthie Johnson (1996-97) 674 13. Stephanie Jones (1991-92) 669 14. Alyzabeth Vincent (2014-15) 665 15. Candace Grosjean (2013-14) 655 16. Andi Bishop (2003-04) 653 17. Shelley Padgett (2000-01) 638 18. Jennifer Arnold (2004-05) 624 19. Meagan Monk (2005-06) 624 20. Adria Morales (2012-13) 616 21. Mandy Perry (1994-95) 613 22. Julie Westerman (1994-95) 607 23. Kristy Merling (1998-99) 582 24. Iulia Porumbescu (2003) 582 25. Shannon Garner (1996-97) 579 26. Candace Stapp (2006-07) 562 27. Faith Drews (2013-14) 554 28. Abby Farmer (2005-06) 531 29. Emalee Lowe (2017-18) 706 30. Mimi Stingl (2017-18) 569


ALL AMERICANS

DEBRA JOSEPH 1977

LAURIE HAMILTON 1990

STEPHANIE JONES 1992

NATHANA JANCA 1998

JENNIFER GARY 1998

ELELE EKADELI 1999˜2000

NASIKANDA WANDERA 2001

JACQUELINE MAKOKHA 2002

JULIA PORUMBESCU 2003

MELISSA SILVA 2008

JUDITH BOEL 2006

JESSICA YORGA 2006

TORI HERBERT 2014

RENEE SIMPSON 1993

MEREDITH PHILLIPS 1997

RUTHIE JOHNSON 1997

JACKIE JOHNSON 1999

KRISTY MERLING 1999

TAMI HARGRAVES 2000

ANDI BISHOP 2004

NANCY WATAKA 2004

ABBY FARMER 2006

JULISA OCASIO 2009

AVERY LEWIS 2011

FAITH DREWS 2014

ALLIE DEESE 2015

JULIA MAUER 2015

HANNAH LARSEN 2015


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