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Francis Marion University2014 Women’s Volleyball

FAST FMU FACTSLocation ...................................... Florence, SC 29502-0547Address ..................................................... PO Box 100547Founded ...................................................................... 1970Enrollment .................................................................. 4,093President .................................................... Dr. Fred CarterAthletic Affiliation ...................................... NCAA Division IIConference Affiliation ....................... Peach Belt ConferenceNickname............................................................... PatriotsColors ...................................................... Red, White, BlueHome Court .............. Smith University Center (cap. 2,547)Athletic Director ......................................... Murray HartzlerAthletic Trainers.................. Reghan Boehmke, Joe Cauble,.............................................................. Andrea Rubalcaba

Senior Women’s Administrator.......................Stacey ValleeCompliance Officer ..................................... Ashleigh CombsFaculty Athletic Representative ................... Dr. Allen ClaboAthletic Office Phone (843) 661-1240...Fax (843) 661-4645Head Women’s Volleyball Coach ........... Paul MacDonald

Office Telephone .................................. (843) 661-1246Volleyball E-mail Address .......... [email protected] Coaches......................................Molly Farrington

Sports Information Director .................. Michael G. HawkinsTelephone. Office (843) 661-1222 Mobile (843) 230-8102

Sports Information FAX Number .................. (843) 661-4645SID E-Mail Address ....................... [email protected] Intern.......................................................... Ben PriceE-Mail Address.................................... [email protected] Number........................................ 843-661-1834University Website Address....................www.fmupatriots.comConference Website Address...............www.peachbelt.com

TABLE OF CONTENTSQuick Facts 1Coaching Staff 2-32014 Roster and Team Photograph 42014 Schedule 52014 Season Outlook 6Player Profiles 7-122013 Team Stats and Results 13All-Times Series Records 14Smith University Center 15Peach Belt Conference Information 152013 PBC Standings 15FMU Records 161991-2013 PBC Standings 17-18Past Teams 19-20PBC Records 21-22

Francis Marion University 2014 Volleyball

FMU is named in honor of South Carolina’s Revolution-ary War hero, General Francis Marion, who was nick-named the “Swamp Fox,” for using the terrain to out-foxthe British. Located about seven miles east of Florence,in the beautiful northeast section of South Carolina, the400-acre campus is about 90 miles from the state capitalof Columbia, 60 miles from the shores of Myrtle Beach,and 180 miles from the mountains of the Carolinas.

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Francis Marion University placed 100 student ath-letes, including nine volleyball players, on last year’s

Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll (mini-

mum 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale duringthe academic year), nearly half of all our student ath-

letes. FMU also placed eight vb student-athletes on

the FMU 2013 fall Swamp Fox Athletic- AcademicHonor Roll, and nine on the 2014 spring honor roll.

Francis Marion University 2014 Coaching Staff

Paul MacDonald - FMU Volleyball Coach

Paul MacDonald, 41, is entering his ninth year as the head coach for the Francis Marion University women'svolleyball program. He owns a 188-162 career coaching mark in 11 seasons, including a 139-113 record in his eightyears at Francis Marion. In eight seasons, his Patriot teams have produced 11 All-Conference selections.

Last year, MacDonald directed FMU to a 21-9 overall record and the program's highest Peach Belt Conferencewin total (12-6 mark) in 15 seasons. The Patriots placed third during the PBC regular season and MacDonald was namedthe conference "Coach of the Year" for the second time. Three team members earned All-Conference honors (one All-Region selection) and three picked up PBC All-Academic Team recognition. FMU ranked among the top 45 percent of allDivision II institutions in every one of the seven national team stats categories. Heading those accomplishments was thePatriots ranking 43rd nationally in service aces per set (1.74), 52nd in won-loss percentage (.700), and 87th in assists perset (11.66).

In 2013, MacDonald guided a relatively young Patriot squad to an 18-12 overall record. The Patriots earned afourth-place finish in the Peach Belt standings and narrowly missed earning a bid to the NCAA Division II National Tournament. Four team members alsoearned PBC All-Academic Team recognition. In 2011, the Patriots were 12-18 with six team members earning PBC All-Academic Team recognition. FrancisMarion earned an AVCA Team Academic Award (for the third straight year) -- one of only three PBC schools to gain that honor for 2011. In 2010, FMUposted a 15-16 mark with a pair of Patriots earning All-Conference honors and two gaining PBC All-Academic recognition. The Patriot squad earned anAVCA Team Academic Award (for the second year in a row) -- one of only four PBC schools to gain that honor for 2010.

In 2008, MacDonald earned PBC "Coach of the Year" honors while guiding the Patriots to a 23-9 record and the program's third-ever NCAA DivisionII National Tournament invitation. FMU placed second during the PBC regular-season and advanced to thetitle match of the PBC Tournament. In 2007, FMU was 13-21 and placed fourth during the Peach Belt regularseason. In a very successful first campaign (2006), MacDonald guided the Patriots to a 26-8 record anda share of the Peach Belt Conference regular-season championship.

MacDonald came to FMU from Mount Mercy College, an NAIA school in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. In threeseasons directing the Mustang program, he compiled a 49-49 record, including a 25-11 mark in 2005 - theteam's best record in more than a decade. Utilizing a roster that did not include any seniors, he also guidedMount Mercy to a second-place finish in the Midwest Classic Conference and to a spot in the NAIA RegionVII Tournament for the first time since 2002. For that effort, he received conference "Coach of the Year"honors.

A native of Flat Rock, Mich., a suburb of Detroit, MacDonald earned a B.A. degree in business fromMichigan State University and an M.Ed. degree in physical education from Wayne State University. Heearned CAP I certification through the USA Volleyball Coaches' Accreditation Program in 2007. Prior toaccepting the position at Mount Mercy, he was an assistant coach at Division II Wayne State for the 2002season, an assistant coach at Macomb County Community College for the 2001 campaign, and was anassistant and interim head coach during the 1999 season at Division I Oakland University.

MacDonald spent five years (2004-2008) with the USA National Olympic Development Program. Hehas five years of experience coaching at the high school level - including winning a district championshipat Regina High School in Harper Woods, Mich. - and seven years of experience coaching at the JuniorOlympics and club level. His Junior Olympic squads placed first in the state of Michigan in 1998 and third in2002. He is a member of the United States Volleyball Association and the American Volleyball CoachesAssociation. He has worked camps at the universities of Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin; Michigan StateUniversity; Stanford University, Purdue University; Eastern Michigan University; Mount Mercy; and at highschools in Michigan. He was a coach for the 2006 USA High Performance A2 Camp in Charlotte, N.C., the2007 USA High Performance A2 Camp in Davidson, N.C., and the 2008 USA High Performance A2 Camp inBaltimore, Md.

He now directs the FMU Patriot Volleyball Summer Camp programs and the Florence Juniors VolleyballClub. MacDonald was married in the summer of 2012.

FMU VB Year By YearYear Record Head Coach1973 9-8 Gayle Baker1974 16-16 Sherril York1975 20-13 Sherril York1976 15-15 Sherril York1977 9-15 Janelle Clark1978 7-23 Shelia Moorman1979 28-9 Shelia Moorman1980 32-10 Shelia Moorman1981 41-10 Shelia Moorman1982 22-17 Ann Barton1983 13-20 Ann Barton1984 18-14 Ann Barton1985 14-22 Ann Barton1986 14-21 Ann Barton1987 27-12 Ann Barton1988 18-16 Ann Barton1989 14-14 Renae Kirkhart1990 23-20 Renae Kirkhart1991 28-14 Renae Kirkhart1992 16-16 Carrie Byrd1993 19-14 Carlos Webb1994 19-19 Debbie Fore1995 12-29 Debbie Fore1996 28-2 Jerry Pruitt1997 32-4 Jerry Pruitt1998 27-6 Jerry Pruitt1999 24-11 Roy Martin2000 13-21 Sonny Kirkpatrick2001 8-23 Sonny Kirkpatrick2002 13-22 Sonny Kirkpatrick2003 11-24 Sonny Kirkpatrick2004 21-14 Sonny Kirkpatrick2005 29-11 Sonny Kirkpatrick2006 26-8 Paul MacDonald2007 13-21 Paul MacDonald2008 23-9 Paul MacDonald2009 11-20 Paul MacDonald2010 15-16 Paul MacDonald2011 12-18 Paul MacDonald2012 18-12 Paul MacDonald2013 21-9 Paul MacDonald

-- P-Mac By The Numbers --Hometown: Flat Rock, Mich.Education: Flat Rock High School ;Michigan State University, 1995 (B.A. in business) ;Wayne State University, 2002 (M.Ed. in physical education). Head Coaching Experience2003 Mount Mercy College 12-182004 Mount Mercy College 12-202005 Mount Mercy College 25-112006 Francis Marion University 26-82007 Francis Marion University 13-212008 Francis Marion University 23-92009 Francis Marion University 11-202010 Francis Marion University 15-162011 Francis Marion University 12-182012 Francis Marion University 18-122013 Francis Marion University 21-9Totals 188-162

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Francis Marion University 2014 Coaching Staff

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Molly Farrington - FMU Volleyball Assistant Coach

Molly Farrington is entering her first year as an assistant on the Francis Marion University volley-ball staff.

She is a 2014 graduate of Fayetteville State University where she earned a bachelor’s degree inpsychology (cum laude). A native of Fayetteville, N.C., Farrington was a four-year letterwinner involleyball at FSU from 2010 to 2013.

As a junior, she averaged 4.70 assists per set and helped Fayetteville State to a 28-6 overallrecord, the CIAA title, and an NCAA Division II tournament appearance. Throughout her four-yearcareer Farrington registered 928 assists, 297 digs and played in 306 total sets.

Farrington has also been involved in volleyball at the youth level as a coach. She served the Fayetteville Area VolleyballAssociation as head coach during the 2012-13 season after one year as an assistant during the 2011-12 season.

Francis Marion Women’s Soccer Support Staff

Brandon HeembrockEquipment Mgr.

Stacey ValleeSr. Women’s Adm.

Michael G. HawkinsSports Info.Director

Ben PriceSID Intern

Murray HartzlerAthletic Director

Jo Retha EvansSr. Admin. Asst.

Joe CaubleAthletic Trainer

Ashleigh CombsCompliance Director

Reghan BoehmkeAthleticTrainer

Andrea RubalcabaAthleticTrainer

Mark BlumanBusiness Mgr.

Dr. Allen ClaboF.A.R.

Francis Marion University

2014 Women’s Volleyball Roster

No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Exp. Hometown (Last School) 1 Shelby Schindler MB Jr. 6-1 JC LaVerne, IA (Bishop Garrigon HS) 2 Sloane Shank S Sr. 6-0 3VL Fayetteville, NC (Jack Britt HS) 3 Jessica Amador L/DS Jr. 5-7 JC Oviedo, FL (Oviedo HS) 4 Caroline Boone MB So. 6-2 1VL Roanoke, VA (Hidden Valley HS) 5 Alexzandra Reed OH Jr. 5-9 2VL Mission Viejo, CA (Mission Viejo HS) 7 Carlie Smith OH/MB So. 6-1 1VL Hampstead, NC (Topsail HS) 8 Brianna West L/DS Jr. 5-4 2VL Lexington, SC (Lexington HS) 9 Meagan Fajman OH Fr. 6-1 HS Crown Point, IN (Crown Point HS)10 Sarah Cushing S Fr. 5-9 HS Wilmington, DE (Padua Academy)11 Shelby Jones MB/RS Sr. 5-10 2VL Buckeye, AZ (Buckeye Union HS)12 Chiquita Rivers OH/MH So. 5-10 1VL Goose Creek, SC (Goose Creek HS)18 Emily Sears OH Sr. 5-11 3VL Ashburn, VA (Broad Run HS)

HEAD COACH: Paul MacDonald GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: Molly FarringtonATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Murray Hartzler ATHLETIC TRAINER: Andrea RubalcabaSPORTS INFORMATION: Michael G. Hawkins, Ben Price (intern)

PRONUNCIATION: #1 SHIN-dler ; #2 SLOAN ; #3 AM-a-door ; #8 BREE-ann-a ; #9 FAYE-men ; #12 Cha-KEY-ta

Francis Marion University 2014 Team Roster

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Francis Marion University 2014 Volleyball Schedule

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Date Opponent Time SiteSept. 5-6 FMU Invitational FLORENCESept. 5 Fri. University of Mount Olive 4:00Sept. 5 Fri. Shorter University 8:00Sept. 6 Sat. Erskine College 1:00Sept. 6 Sat. Mars Hill University 5:00Sept. 12-13 USC Aiken Tournament Aiken, SCSept. 12 Fri. vs. Palm Beach Atlantic University 1:00Sept. 12 Fri. vs. Anderson University (SC) 5:00Sept. 13 Sat. vs. Lees-McRae College 10:00 amSept. 13 Sat. vs. Newberry College 2:00Sept. 19 Fri. USC Aiken * (Crazy Patriot Night) 7:00 FLORENCESept. 21 Sun. Flagler College * 2:00 FLORENCESept. 24 Wed. at Armstrong State University * 7:00 Savannah, GASept. 27 Sat. UNC Pembroke * 2:00 FLORENCEOct. 3 Fri. at GRU Augusta * 7:00 Augusta, GAOct. 4 Sat. at Georgia College * 2:00 Milledgeville, GAOct. 8 Wed. at USC Aiken * 7:00 Aiken, SCOct. 10 Fri. Columbus State University * 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 11 Sat. University of Montevallo * 2:00 FLORENCEOct. 14 Tue. Barton College (Dig Pink for the Cure) 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 17 Fri. at Lander University * 7:00 Greenwood, SCOct. 19 Sun. at Flagler College * 2:00 St. Augustine, FLOct. 22 Wed. Armstrong State University * 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 24 Fri. at UNC Pembroke * 7:00 Pembroke, NCOct. 25 Sat. at Queens University of Charlotte 7:00 Charlotte, NCOct. 28 Tue. Lander University * (Sea of Red Match) 7:00 FLORENCEOct. 31 Fri. Georgia College * 7:00 FLORENCENov. 1 Sat. GRU Augusta * (Senior Day) 2:00 FLORENCENov. 7 Fri. at University of Montevallo * 8:00 Montevallo, ALNov. 8 Sat. at Columbus State University * 2:00 Columbus, GANov. 11 Tue. PBC Tournament (quarterfinals) TBA TBDNov. 14 Fri. PBC Tournament (semifinals) TBA TBDNov. 15 Sat. PBC Tournament (championship) TBA TBD

* Peach Belt Conference match All times listed are Eastern Times

FMU 2014 Volleyball Outlook

The Francis Marion University volleyball team will take the first serves of its 2014 campaign by hosting theannual FMU Invitational Tournament, Friday and Saturday (Sept. 5-6) in the Smith University Center.The six-team event will feature play on Friday between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. and on Saturday between 9 a.m.and 9 p.m. Admission is free. On Friday, Francis Marion will play the University of Mount Olive at 4 p.m. andShorter University at 8 p.m. The Patriots will then play a pair of matches on Saturday afternoon: ErskineCollege at 1 p.m. and Mars Hill University at 5 p.m.

FMU head coach Paul MacDonald, last season’s Peach Belt Conference Coach of the Year, welcomes backseven letterwinners, including two starters, from last year’s 21-9 squad that placed third during the Peach Beltregular season. The 20-win season was the first for Francis Marion since 2008 and the squad’s 12-6 confer-ence record represented a six-win improvement over the 2012 campaign and the team’s highest PBC win totalsince 1998.

Returning starters include 5-9 junior hitter Alexzandra Reed and 5-10 senior middleblocker and right-side hitterShelby Jones. Last season, Reed ranked 215th nationally in kills per set (2.89) and 219th in points per set(3.36), while Jones ranked 276th in blocks per set at 0.76. Also returning are 6-0 senior setter Sloane Shank,5-4 junior libero and defensive specialist Brianna West, 6-2 sophomore middleblocker Caroline Boone, and 6-1sophomore hitter Carlie Smith.

The team’s recruiting class includes junior college transfers Shelby Schindler, a 6-1 middleblocker, and Jes-sica Amador, a 5-7 libero and defensive specialist; Claflin University transfer Chiquita Rivers, a 5-10 hitter; andfreshmen Meagan Fajman (6-1 outside hitter) and Sarah Cushing (5-9 setter).

“Expectations are high coming off last year’s successes,” said MacDonald. “Our greatest challenge is ourlarge percentage of newcomers. We graduated a great group of seniors last season and now a new core ofplayers must take on bigger roles. We want the incoming class to understand that they may be new to thejersey, but we are all wearing the same jersey. We have been working hard on team chemistry. This includeshow the team gets along off the floor, but also how they interact on thecourt, especially on passing and setting.” FMU was tabbed for third in thePBC pre-season coaches’ poll.

“Defense should be a major key for this squad. We have also beenworking to pick up our tempo on the passing side. Practice results areimportant, but the players are ready to see how that translates to actualgame action.

“We are looking for a big year from Alexzandra, who was second on thesquad in kills last year as a sophomore. Carlie has moved from themiddle to the right side and has excelled in practice, while Sloane returnsfor her fourth season and will look to get a chance to lead us from thesetter position.” Shank made four starts in 2013. “We are also excitedabout the play of Jessica on the defensive side of the net.”

In 2013, FMU ranked among the top 45 percent of all Division II institutionsin every one of the seven team statistical categories. Heading thoseaccomplishments was the Patriots ranking 43rd nationally in service acesper set (1.74), 52nd in won-loss percentage (.700), and 87th in assistsper set (11.66). In each of those categories, FMU ranked second amongPBC schools.

The Patriots’ 2014 schedule includes 14 home dates among the squad’s28 matches. In eight seasons at Francis Marion, MacDonald owns a 139-113 record, while his career mark stands at 188-162.

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2014 FMU Patriot Player Profiles#1 SHELBY SCHINDLER Middleblocker, 6’1”, Jr., LaVerne, Iowa

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from Iowa Central Community College....Rangy middleblockerwho closes her block to pins quickly....Puts pressure on opposing middleblockers....Comes fromcompetitive conference, accustomed to seeing quality competition....Adds experience and maturity tothe squad....ICCC: As a sophomore, ranked sixth nationally in blocks per set (1.56), fifth in total blockassists (141) and seventh in total blocks (193) in 2013....Set team records for blocks per set, blocks ina season and hitting percentage....first-team All-Region selection and second-team All-AcademicTeam....Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Region XI-A Tournament....As a freshman, selectedsecond-team All-Region and led ICCC to a 36-11 overall record and a No.9 nationalrankings....PERSONAL: Born Shelby Elizabeth Schindler in Algona, IA....Graduate of Bishop GarriganHigh School, where she played for coach Dave Schnurr....Three-sport athlete in high school, letteringtwo years in basketball, three years in volleyball and four years in track....Nickname isShelbs.....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Anastronaut....Favorite Athlete: Kerri Walsh Jennings....Favorite Sports Team: Nebraska Huskers....FavoriteMovie: The Notebook....Favorite TV Shows: Gossip Girl, Big Bang Theory, and The Price is Right....FavoriteFoods: Sushi and pizza....Favorite Vacation Spot: Bahamas....Celebrity Crush: Ashton Kutcher....FavoriteSport Other than Your Own: Baseball....Favorite Website: Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site:Instagram....Twitter Handle: @schindlershelby....Instagram Account: schindlershelby....What Music isin Your iPOD: Pop and Country....Favorite Thing About FMU: On my visit, I enjoyed the all-around nicepeople, faculty and staff; fun atmosphere....Favorite Off-Field Activities: Swimming and traveling....Goalsfor Upcoming Season: Succeed and compete well against opponents as a team....Hobbies: Swim-ming, running, biking, baking....Brush With Greatness: I've traveled to over half the nation, and savedthree lives....MAJOR: Early Childhood Education.

#2 SLOANE SHANK Setter, 6’0”, Sr., Fayetteville, N.C.

FMU: Three-year letterwinner....Played in 13 matches in 2013 with four starts....Ranked 16th in PBC intotal assists....Second on the team in assists each of the past two seasons....Over 500 careerassists....Likely starter at setter position in 2014....Appeared in 20 matches in 2012 with one start....Ranked12th in the PBC in assists....Delivered 27 total blocks from the setter position....Has improved heroffensive game....Appeared in 17 matches as a freshman with one start....Possesses a great touch forthe ball on her set.....At six-feet tall, can join in the blocking game and has the chance to develop hergame to become an offensive threat with the second ball, in addition to her distributionresponsibilities.....Athleticism and endurance are second to none.....PBC All-Academic Team (honor-able mention) 2012....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2012, 2014....FMU Swamp FoxAthletic-Academic Honor Roll 2011 (fall), 2012 (spring and fall), 2013 (fall), 2014 (spring)....PERSONAL:Born Sloane Elizabeth Shank in Fayetteville, N.C....Attended Jack Britt High School, where she playedfor coach Krista Marrara.....As a senior, was named to the Fayetteville Observer’s first-team Cape FearAll-Region Team....Senior stats: 834 assists, 1.0 kill per game, a .432 kill percentage, 70 aces, 126 totalblocks....Helped Buccaneers to a 23-4 record.....JBHS won consecutive conference title.....2010UnderArmour Player of the Week selection (10-17-10)....Mid-South Conference All-Tournament Teamhonors.....Junior stats: 482 assists, 89 service aces, 60 kills, 35 total blocks, a .429 kill percentage.....2009All-Region....Played with Heather Erickson, a member of the U.S. Paralympic Sitting VolleyballTeam....Also played soccer and basketball....Also played for the Fayetteville Area Volleyball Association,where she earned 2010 Mid-South Player of the Year recognition.....Nickname is SloaneyBologna....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up:Veterinarian....Favorite Athlete: Kerri Walsh....Favorite Sports Team: Atlanta Braves....Favorite Movie: JustGo With It....Favorite TV Shows: The Price Is Right and The Big Bang Theory....Favorite Foods: PulledPork and corn pudding....Favorite Vacation Spot: The Caribbean....Celebrity Crush: ChanningTatum....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Baseball....Favorite Websites: Netflix and Pinterest....FavoriteSocial Media Site: Instagram....Twitter Handle: @Sloaneybologna2....Instagram Account: sloaney2....WhatMusic is in Your iPOD: Country, rock, and pop....Favorite Thing About FMU: The campus....Favorite Off-Field Activities: Relaxing and traveling....Goals for Upcoming Season: To make it to the NCAAtournament....Hobbies: Running, swimming, playing ping pong, shopping and paintingnails....Interesting Notes: Awarded Female Athlete of the Year and Mid-South Volleyball Player of theYear for senior year of High School; selected as Female Finalist for the High School Heisman for JackBritt High School; played volleyball, basketball and soccer for four years in high school....Brush WithGreatness: Saw Steven Tyler walking beside me in Chicago; Attended Price is Right taping and X-Factortaping for 2012 season.....MAJOR: Nursing.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2013 13 30 10 8 40 .050 0.33 230 7.67 7 55 1.83 1 72012 20 67 33 9 91 .264 0.49 277 4.13 0 31 0.46 3 242011 17 27 6 3 19 .158 0.22 30 1.11 0 16 0.59 0 3Totals 50 124 49 20 150 .193 0.40 537 4.33 7 102 0.82 4 34

#3 JESSICA AMADOR Libero/Def. Specialist, 5’7”,Jr.,Oviedo, Fla.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Transfer from Pasco Hernando State College, the same school thatproduced 2013 Patriot All-Conference performer Jessica Imbimbo.....High energy level....Strong com-mitment to team play....Serve reception is exceptional, will anchor FMU squad in that area....Steady andaggressive at the serving line....Good communicator, crucial for back-row play....FMU Student-AthleteAdvisory Committee (SAAC) 2014-15......PHSC: Averaged 6.06 digs per set in 2013, with 824 totaldigs....Surpassed 25 digs in a match 11 times...Posted a state-high one-match mark of 46.....Helpedthe Conquistadors to a 25-11 record and a No.11 national ranking.....NJCAA second-team All-America2013 and 2012.....Earned All-Tournament Team honors three times; garnered Defensive Player ofWeek recognition five times during her career at PHSC....As a freshman, averaged 7.12 digs per setwith a season total of 911 digs....PERSONAL: Born Jessica Nicole Amador in Winter Park, Fla....Graduateof Oviedo High School, where she played for coach Jen Darty.....Nickname is Jess....PERSONAL FA-VORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Veterinarian...Favorite Athletes: Misty Mayand Kim Whitney....Favorite Sports Team: New England Patriots....Favorite Movie: The Best ManHoliday....Favorite TV Shows: House and Greys Anatomy....Favorite Food: Wings....Celebrity Crush:Jesse Williams....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Basketball....Favorite Websites (outside socialmedia): Forever 21 and Nike....Favorite Social Media Site: Instagram....Twitter Handle (optional):@jess_nicole_4 ....Instagram Account: @jessamadorr ....What Music is in Your iPOD: Hip-hop andCountry....Favorite Thing About FMU: The people and scenery....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Going to thebeach....Goals for Upcoming Season: PERSONAL: Be a defensive leader and work hard in every gameno matter what the score shows TEAM: Beat all conference teams....Hobbies: Playing competitivebeach volleyball....Interesting Notes: second-team All-American two years in a row. I’ve played piano for9 years.......MAJOR: Nursing.

#4 CAROLINE BOONE Middleblocker, 6’2”, So., Roanoke, Va.

FMU: Second-year player at FMU....Appeared in 27 matches with four starts as a freshman....Third onteam with 23 service aces....Averaged 0.42 blocks per game....Signed during 2012 early signingperiod.....Will add a blocking presence that will enhance the Patriots' front line....Offensively, reacheswell and at 6-2, her frame should cause problems for opponents....Impresses with her play at thenet...Takes great angles on her attacks....Has a great command of angles around opposingblocks.....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2014....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-AcademicHonor Roll 2013 (fall), 2014 (spring)....PERSONAL: Born Caroline Leigh Boone in Cincinnati,Ohio....Product of Hidden Valley High School, where she played for coach Carla Ponn-Poff....As a senior,averaged 3.1 kills per set (329 total) and tallied 69 service aces, 62 digs, and 31 total blocks whilehelping the Titans to a 29-5 record and an appearance in the Group AA state championship match.....Sherecorded 20 kills in a narrow 3-2 loss in the title contest....Three-time All-District selection, she wasnamed the district’s Player of the Year this past season....As a junior, registered 367 kills, 77 aces, and74 blocks for a 21-5 Hidden Valley squad that reached the state semifinals....Following the 2011 sea-son, she earned both first-team All-Region and second-team All-State recognition....PERSONAL FA-VORITES: Favorite Athlete: Carlie Smith....Favorite Movie: Breakfast Club....Favorite TV Show: Grey'sAnatomy....Favorite Food: Banana chips....Favorite Vacation Spot: Beach....Celebrity Crush: DavidBeckham....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....Favorite Website: Netflix....Favorite SocialMedia Site: Twitter....What Music is in Your iPOD: Country, alternative, pop....Favorite Thing About FMU:The campus....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the PBC and make it to NCAA tournament....Hobbies:Reading....Brush With Greatness: Being Carlie Jon Smith's friend.......MAJOR: Biology.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2013 27 59 29 18 84 .131 0.49 1 0.02 23 29 0.49 2 23

#5 ALEXZANDRA REED Outside Hitter,5’9”,Jr.,Mission Viejo, Calif.

FMU: 2-year returning starter.....2013: second on the team in kills and kills per set....Ranked 215thnationally and 12th in the PBC for kills per set (2.89)....Ranked 219th in NCAA II and 12th in the PBC forpoints per set (3.36)....42 career service aces....2012: Fourth on squad in kills and service aces and fifthin total blocks....Contributed at many different spots on the court....20th in PBC in service aces perset....In PBC matches, ranked 14th in blocks per set....Came from an extremely good high schoolprogram – one that sent two hitters to the (NCAA) Division I level.....Very quick off the floor and blocksbetter than her 5-9 frame might suggest.....Was looked to for contributions as a freshman in one role oranother, and she delievered....PERSONAL: Born Alexzandra Sue Reed in Anaheim Calif.....A graduate ofMission Viejo High School, where she played for coach Gus Culver.....2-year varsityletterwinner....Averaged 1.3 kills per set and compiled 49 blocks and 22 digs as a senior for the 17-10Diablos....Nickname is Z....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up:Veterinarian....Favorite Sports Team: Green Bay Packers....Favorite Movie: We're The Millers....FavoriteTV Shows: Pretty Little Liars and Catfish....Favorite Food: Mexican....Favorite Vacation Spot: ColoradoRiver....Celebrity Crush: Channing Tatum....Favorite Sports Other than Your Own: Football andBasketball....Favorite Websites (outside social media): Amazon and Groupon get me every time....FavoriteSocial Media Site: Instagram....What Music is in Your iPOD: Very outdated music from freshman year inhigh school....Favorite Thing About FMU: The scenery, diversity, and the personal attention given bystaff....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Being outside by the pool, at the beach, or simply playing with my twodogs....Goals for Upcoming Season: To utilize other skills and techniques such as tipping and off-speed hits to lessen predictability....Hobbies: Rescuing animals and helping others....Interesting Notes:If I hear my best friend sing I get all emotional and cry, awkward; I didn't start volleyball until 9thgrade....MAJOR: Business Management.

#7 CARLIE SMITH OH/MB, 6’1”, So., Hampstead, N.C.

FMU: Returning letterwinner....Probable starter in 2014 after moving from the middle to the rightside....Appeared in 20 matches as a freshman with two starts....Gained valuable experience during firstseason....Energy and effort has always set the standard for her teams, and has always been anaggressive offensive threat....Possesses ability and verve for the game....Meshes quickly withteammates....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2014....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Aca-demic Honor Roll 2013 (fall)....PERSONAL: Born Carlie Jon Smith in Hampstead North Carolina....Productof Topsail High School, where she played for coach William Pearsall....As a senior, averaged 4.3 killsper set (345 total) and 3.1 digs per set (244 total), while tallying 62 service aces and 56 blocks....Helpedlead the Lady Pirates to a 23-4 overall record and an unbeaten mark (14-0) in conference play....Four-time All-Conference selection....Was named team’s most valuable player as a senior and was chosenas the Wilmington Star News Player of the Year....In four years of varsity play at Topsail, she helped theLady Pirates to an 89-17 mark, there conference titles (2012, 2011, 2010), and a 44-match unbeatenstreak in East Central 2A Conference play....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to bewhen you grew up: Spider Man....Favorite Athlete: Caroline Boone....Favorite Movie: DespicableMe....Favorite TV Show: Pretty Little Liars....Favorite Foods: Peanut Butter and Sushi (not at the sametime)....Favorite Vacation Spot: Venice, Italy....Celebrity Crushes: Adam Levine and Kesha....FavoriteSport Other than Your Own: Baseball....Favorite Website (outside social media): YouTube....FavoriteSocial Media Site: Vine....What Music is in Your iPOD: A little bit of everything....Favorite Thing About FMU:Caroline Boone....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Anything outside....Goals for Upcoming Season: Be a reli-able teammate and reach all the goals we set together as a team....Hobbies: Being with my doggiesand reading....Brush With Greatness: Being Carol Boony's Roommate......MAJOR: Education.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2013 29 107 309 119 983 .193 2.89 6 0.06 21 134 1.25 5 492012 26 82 146 91 466 .118 1.78 7 0.09 21 79 0.96 4 26Totals 55 189 455 210 1449 .169 2.41 13 0.07 42 213 1.13 9 75


#8 BRIANNA WEST Libero/Def. Specialist, 5’4”,Jr.,Lexington, S.C.

FMU: Two-year returning letterwinner.....Appeared in 29 of 30 matches in 2013....Fourth on the squad intotal serve receptions and sixth in digs....Gained valuable experience as a freshman, appearing in sixmatches....Posted a serve percentage of 1.000....Quick on defense, allows her to get to a lot of balls thatother might not....Has improved her service reception....Benefited from early enrollment....Graduatedfrom high school in December 2011 and enrolled early at FMU (spring semester 2012).....Peach BeltConference Presidential Honor Roll 2012, 2013, 2014....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll2012 (spring and fall), 2013 (fall), 2014 (spring)....Member of Psy Chi (psychology honors)....PERSONAL:Born Brianna Lee West in Georgia.....Graduated from Lexington High School, where she played forcoach Kerri Carnes.....Helped lead the Wildcats to a 17-10 mark as a senior and an appearance in thesecond round of the AAAA state tournament.....All-Tournament at the 2011 Lady Gamecocks SpikeoffTournament in Sumter.....Led her squad in digs and service aces in 2010 as a junior.....Also played forthe club team Magnum 18 Mizuno Black....Palmetto USAV All-Region in 2009....Participated in the 2010USAV nationals in Reno, Nev.....An AP Honors student and a National Honor Societynominee....Nicknames are Bri and Little One....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted tobe when you grew up: Mermaid....Favorite Athlete: Shelby Jones....Favorite Sports Team:Gamecocks....Favorite Movie: any and all Disney films....Favorite TV Shows: Big Bang Theory,HIMYM....Favorite Food: everything unhealthy that I shouldn't be eating....Favorite Vacation Spot:Europe....Celebrity Crush: my future husbands (Hemsworth brothers)....Favorite Sport Other than YourOwn: Baseball....Favorite Website (outside social media): Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site:twitter....What Music is in Your iPOD: The good stuff: house, old school rock, folk, country....Favorite ThingAbout FMU: Running around campus making bird calls to see if my teammates are near by....FavoriteOff-Field Activity: Sleeping and eating are currently battling for first place....Goals for Upcoming Season:Enjoy myself, have fun with my teammates & play well for them....Brush With Greatness: The red sheephulk and Sasquatch (both teammates of mine)......MAJOR: Psychology.

#9 MEAGAN FAJMAN Outside Hitter, 6’1”, Fr., Crown Point, Ind.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Brings plenty of height to team....Solid athlete with great vertical jumpto pressure opposing blockers....Reaches well and has good touch offensively....Fits into FMU's fast-paced game plan....Possesses passion for the game....Really good player with even more room forimprovements....Very high learning curve....PERSONAL: Born Meagan Fajman in Crown Point,IN....Lettered two years at Crown Point High School under head coach Allison Duncan....Posted 412kills in two seasons for a 1.8 kill per set average....178 career blocks with a team-high 138 blocks in2013....Recorded 75 digs and 43 assists for her career....Selected to the All-Area Team as a junior andsenior, as well as the Indiana North All-Star team as a senior....Named the Blocker of the Year andselected to the Marquette All-Tournament team in 2013....Member of the 2013-14 Indiana North Eliteteam....Nickname is Meg....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up:A star....Favorite Athlete: Payton Manning....Favorite Sports Team: Chicago Blackhawks....Favorite Movie:Titanic....Favorite TV Show: Dancing with the Stars....Favorite Foods: Pizza and Wings....Favorite Vaca-tion Spot: Anywhere with a beach....Celebrity Crush: Liam Hemsworth....Favorite Sport Other than YourOwn: Football....Favorite Website (outside social media): Yahoo....Favorite Social Media Site:Instagram....What Music is in Your iPOD: A little bit of everything....Favorite Thing About FMU: The climateand palm trees....Favorite Off-Field Activities: Shopping or being on a beach....Goals for UpcomingSeason: To win....Interesting Notes: Indiana All-Star; double-jointed in my knee caps andelbows.....MAJOR: Biology.

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Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2013 29 108 3 11 36 -.222 0.03 7 0.06 2 133 1.23 0 02012 6 8 0 0 2 .000 0.00 0 0.00 1 6 0.75 0 0Totals 35 116 3 11 38 -.211 0.03 7 0.06 3 139 1.20 0 0

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#10 SARAH CUSHING Setter, 5’9”, Fr., Wilmington, Del.

FMU: First-year player at FMU....Very fast player....Ability to give hitters chance to take bigswings....Experience setting for big-time hitters....Puts up solid blocks and takes big swings whennecessary....Deceptive setting the ball over the net for kills....PERSONAL: Born Sarah Cushing in New-ark, DE....Product of Padua Academy where she lettered four years under head coach LaurenDiSabatino....Tallied 447 assists, 72 digs and 60 kills as a senior in 2013....helped lead the Pandas toback-to-back state championships in 2012 and 2013....Two-time first-team All-Catholic Conferenceselection, second-team All-State selection....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to bewhen you grew up: Veterinarian....Favorite Athlete: Chase Utley....Favorite Sports Team: PhiladelphiaPhillies....Favorite Movie: Elf....Favorite TV Shows: House Md. and Friday Night Lights....Favorite Food:Chinese....Favorite Vacation Spot: Disney World....Celebrity Crush: Andrew Garfield....Favorite SportOther than Your Own: Baseball....Favorite Website: Netflix....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....TwitterHandle: @_Cush_....Instagram Account: sarahcush....What Music is in Your iPOD: Classic and softrock, pop, indie, Christmas....Favorite Thing About FMU: The school colors because they arepatriotic....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Going to the movies....Goals for Upcoming Season: Bond with mynew teammates, challenge myself in my new role as a college athlete, win our conferencetournament....Hobbies: Making people smile, collecting snowglobes, reading....Interesting Notes: Back-to-back State Champion for volleyball in Delaware; I'm proud to be Catholic. I love Spiderman, owls, theDollar Store, and Croatia......MAJOR: English Secondary Education.

#11 SHELBY JONES MB/RS, 5’10”, Jr., Buckeye, Ariz.

FMU: 2-year returning letterwinner....Started 26 matches as a junior....Second on the team with 71 totalblocks....Ranked 276th nationally and 11th in the PBC in blocks per set (0.76)....Appeared in 23 of 30matches and started nine times in 2012....Steady blocker with good vision....Will be successful in thePeach Belt Conference....Transfer from Arizona Western College, where she was a teammate of formerFMU setter Kailey Smith....Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 2013-14, 2014-15.....AWC: In2011, posted a .189 hitting percentage and averaged 0.25 blocks per set for a 12-9 Matadors squadthat tied for second in the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference.....Medically redshirted in2010....PERSONAL: Born Shelby Nicole Jones in Phoenix, Arizona.....A product of Buckeye Union HighSchool, where she played under the direction of head coach Leaven Eubank.....Honorable mention All-State performer....Nickname is Shelbss....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As a child what you wanted to bewhen you grew up: NASCAR driver....Favorite Athletes: Aaron Murray and Brianna West....Favorite SportsTeam: University of Georgia Football....Favorite Movies: Forest Gump and Lion King....Favorite TV Shows:Grey's Anatomy and Duck Dynasty....Favorite Food: Mexican....Favorite Vacation Spot: Somewhere in themountains....Celebrity Crush: Mike Trout....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Football....FavoriteWebsite: Pinterest....Favorite Social Media Site: Twitter....What Music is in Your iPOD: Everything....FavoriteThing About FMU: The beautiful weather....Favorite Off-Field Activities: Sleeping, pool, beach volleyball,and eating Chipolte with Brianna West....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the conference tournamentand take a trip to nationals!....Hobbies: Camping, beach volleyball, working out....Interesting Notes: Ihave a talent for breaking plastic forks....Brush With Greatness: Went to high school with Kole Calhounwho is the right fielder for the L.A. Anaheim Angels......MAJOR: Biology.

Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA2013 27 93 93 58 251 .139 1.00 6 0.06 3 16 0.17 12 592012 23 48 35 23 84 .143 0.73 1 0.02 11 7 0.15 4 18Totals 50 141 128 81 335 .140 0.91 7 0.05 14 23 0.16 16 77

2014 Dig Pink matchTuesday, Oct. 14 at 7 pm

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#12 CHIQUITA RIVERS OH/MH, 5’10”, So., Goose Creek, S.C.

FMU: First-year player at FMU.....Transfer from Claflin University....Adds collegiate experience to thefrontline....Very athletic.....CU: Played in 29 matches with 26 starts. Averaged 2.41 kills and 0.64 blocksper set with a .196 hitting percentage....16 service aces....Double-double (11 kills, 11 digs) vs ChowanUniversity on Oct. 29, 2013....PERSONAL: Born Chiquita LaShay Rivers in Charleston, S.C.....A gradu-ate of Goose Creek High School, where she played for coach Jay Watterworth....Team MVP....BestOffensive Player award....Named to the North-South All-Star Match....Also lettered in basketball andtrack and field....Hobbies include singing and shopping....Nickname is KiKi....PERSONAL FAVORITES:As a child what you wanted to be when you grew up: Doctor....Favorite Athlete: Kevin Durant....FavoriteSports Team: OKC Thunder....Favorite Movie: Love & Basketball....Favorite TV Show: Love & Hip HopATL....Favorite Food: Grits....Favorite Vacation Spot: Beach (IOP)....Celebrity Crush: Kevin Durant....FavoriteSport Other than Your Own: Basketball....Favorite Website (outside social media): YouTube....WhatMusic is in Your iPOD: Migos....Favorite Thing About FMU: Cafe food....Favorite Off-Field Activity:Shopping....Goals for Upcoming Season: Championship!....Hobbies: Shopping, hanging with friends/family....Interesting Notes: I awkwardly like the smell of storage.....MAJOR: Early Childhood Education.

#18 EMILY SEARS Outside Hitter, 5’11”, Sr., Ashburn, Va.

FMU: Returning starter....All-Conference (second-team) 2013....Will possibly miss the 2014 while sherehabs an injury....Led the 2013 team in kills per set with 3.17, a figure that ranked sixth in the confer-ence and 130th nationally.....Also ranked seventh in PBC (and 155th in NCAA II) for points per set(3.57)....Ranked seventh in the PBC in total kills (355), 18th in hitting percentage (.219), 29th in totalblocks (49), and 46th in aces per set (0.17).....Hitting percentage was 18 points higher in PBCmatches....Notched 20 matches with double-figure kills, including 12 in PBC play.....Hits an extremelypowerful ball from the left side....Will provide a steady block....Won't miss a beat when she rotates toback-row play....Transfer from Southern Miss....Chi Alpha Sigma national college athlete honorsociety....Gamma Sigma Epsilon (Chemistry Honors Society)....Omicron Delta Kappa national leader-ship honor society....Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll 2014....FMU Swamp Fox Athletic-Academic Honor Roll 2013 (fall), 2014 (spring).....SMU: Last season, appeared in nine matches andaveraged 1.1 kills and 0.4 digs per set....As a freshman, played in seven matches and tallied 1.2 killsand 0.3 digs per set for the Golden Eagles....Was twice named to the university’s President’s List andonce to the Dean’s List....PERSONAL: Born Emily Langsford Sears in Fairfax, VA....Product of BroadRun High School, where she played for coach Betsy Scudder....In her final prep year, registered 329kills, 160 digs, 107 service aces, and 31 blocks....An honor roll student....Earned second-team All-State and first-team All-Region honors as a senior....Nickname is Em....PERSONAL FAVORITES: As achild what you wanted to be when you grew up: Ballerina....Favorite Athlete: Michael Phelps....FavoriteSports Team: NY Giants....Favorite Movie: Beauty and the Beast and many others....Favorite TV Show:Falling Skies....Favorite Food: Chicken Alfredo....Favorite Vacation Spot: Beach....Celebrity Crush: Tay-lor Lautner....Favorite Sport Other than Your Own: Karate....Favorite Website (outside social media):Sporlce....Favorite Social Media Site: Facebook....What Music is in Your iPOD: A variety including Ma-roon 5, Taking Back Sunday, Taylor Swift, Imagine Dragons, Coldplay....Favorite Thing About FMU: TheChemistry Department....Favorite Off-Field Activity: Hanging with Friends and working on myresearch....Goals for Upcoming Season: Win the Conference....Hobbies: Karate, baking, reading,weight lifting, board games, quoting movies....Interesting Notes: My Great Uncle owns Senor Frogsand Carlos 'n' Charlies. My whole family, mom, dad, two sisters, all played collegiate volleyball. I'm thereigning champion of the annual Sears Christmas Olympics....Brush With Greatness: I once rode anelevator with Jeffrey Donovan from Burn Notice, they were shooting an episode in the hotel I wasstaying at in Miami. I met Gene Simmons, from KISS, at the Reno Volleyball Tournament.......MAJOR:Chemistry.


Year M G K E TA K% KPG A APG SA D DPG BS BA20132012 9 16 17 20 78 -.038 1.06 0 0.00 0 7 0.44 0 12011 7 10 12 15 51 -.059 1.20 0 0.00 0 3 0.30 0 0Totals 16 26 29 35 129 -.047 1.12 0 0.00 0 10 0.38 0 1

FINAL Record: 21-9 PBC Record: 12-6 Home: 12-5 Away: 7-4 Neutral: 2-0

Francis Marion University 2013 Stats and Results

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Date Opponent Score Score-by-game Time Att$ Sep 06, 2013 MARS HILL COLLEGE W 3-2 25-22,20-25,18-25,25-19,15-9 2:05 187

$ Sep 06, 2013 LEES-MCRAE COLLEGE W 3-0 25-15,25-21,29-27 1:14 127 $ Sep 07, 2013 NEWBERRY COLLEGE 1-3 L 23-25,21-25,25-21,17-25 1:42 103 $ Sep 07, 2013 MOUNT OLIVE COLLEGE W 3-1 20-25,25-21,25-19,25-14 1:46 127 Sep 13, 2013 ERSKINE COLLEGE W 3-1 25-20,29-27,27-29,25-11 2:01 126 * Sep 14, 2013 FLAGLER COLLEGE W 3-0 25-20,33-31,25-19 1:30 120 Sep 17, 2013 at Barton W 3-0 25-16,25-23,25-18 1:19 65 * Sep 20, 2013 at USC Aiken W 3-2 30-28,25-15,21-25,16-25,15-13 2:15 308 * Sep 21, 2013 at Lander W 3-2 25-17,28-26,20-25,22-25,15-11 2:20 175 * Sep 25, 2013 UNC PEMBROKE W 3-0 25-18,25-13,25-18 1:17 553 * Oct 04, 2013 GRU AUGUSTA W 3-0 25-17,25-18,25-17 1:17 115 * Oct 05, 2013 GEORGIA COLLEGE W 3-0 25-13,27-25,25-21 1:24 101 * Oct 11, 2013 at Columbus State Univ. W 3-2 25-17,26-24,19-25,27-29,15-12 2:19 352 * Oct 12, 2013 at Univ. of Montevallo 1-3 L 11-25,17-25,25-18,23-25 1:32 220 Oct 12, 2013 vs Southern Arkansas Univ. W 3-0 25-19,25-14,25-15 1:02 35 * Oct 18, 2013 at Flagler College W 3-0 25-16,25-17,26-24 1:14 167 * Oct 19, 2013 at #21 Armstrong 0-3 L 17-25,13-25,21-25 1:18 137 Oct 22, 2013 PFEIFFER UNIVERSITY W 3-0 25-12,25-7,25-14 1:10 224 * Oct 25, 2013 LANDER UNIVERSITY 1-3 L 25-23,29-31,23-25,17-25 1:57 109 * Oct 26, 2013 USC AIKEN W 3-1 25-22,25-23,25-27,25-15 1:54 100 Oct 26, 2013 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S U W 3-0 25-20,25-12,25-16 1:06 86 * Oct 29, 2013 at UNC Pembroke 2-3 L 25-20,25-27,18-25,25-13,10-15 2:03 367 Nov 02, 2013 vs North Greenville W 3-0 25-19,25-17,25-20 1:04 25 Nov 02, 2013 at Belmont Abbey 2-3 L 21-25,24-18,25-13,15-25,13-15 1:45 300 * Nov 08, 2013 at Georgia College W 3-1 25-15,23-25,25-19,25-19 1:52 302 * Nov 09, 2013 at GRU Augusta W 3-0 25-14,25-18,25-16 1:15 43 * Nov 12, 2013 #18 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC 1-3 L 22-25,22-25,25-12,15-25 1:43 234 * Nov 15, 2013 UNIV. OF MONTEVALLO W 3-1 25-18,25-17,16-25,26-24 1:52 242 * Nov 16, 2013 COLUMBUS STATE UNIV. 2-3 L 25-22,16-25,13-25,25-15,12-15 2:11 123 ~ Nov 22, 2013 USC AIKEN 2-3 L 25-14,20-25,25-23,18-25,8-15 1:59 257

$ FMU Invitational Tournament^ at Montevallo, Ala.$ at Belmont, N.C.~ Peach Belt Conference Tournament in Florence, S.C.

Alabama-Huntsville, Univ. of 2-1Anderson University (SC) 6-3Appalachian State University (NC) 2-2Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. (GA) 22-33Arkansas-Monticello, Univ. of 0-1Ashland University (OH) 0-1Barry University (FL) 0-4Barton College (NC) * 12-1Bellarmine College (KY) 1-0Belmont Abbey College (NC) 2-1Benedict College (SC) 11-3Berry College (GA) 0-2Brenau University (GA) 1-0Brevard College (NC) 1-0Bridgeport, Univ. of (CT) 1-0California University (PA) 0-1Catawba College (NC) 7-10Carson-Newman College (TN) 4-4Central Arkansas, University of 1-0Central Florida, University of 0-1Charleston, University of (WV) 0-3Charleston Southern Univ. (SC) *** 20-19Chowan College (NC) 1-0Christian Brothers University (TN) 1-0Claflin College (SC) 8-0Clark Atlanta University (GA) 1-0Clemson University (SC) 2-6Coastal Carolina University (SC) 26-13Coastal Georgia, College of 1-0Coker College (SC) 51-8College of Charleston (SC) 9-43Columbia College (SC) 18-2Columbus State University (GA) 3-1Concord College (WV) 2-0Converse College (SC) 19-4Davidson College (NC) 1-0Davis & Elkins College (WV) 3-0Doane College (NE) 0-1East Carolina University (NC) 0-2Eckerd College (FL) 0-6Elon College (NC) 2-5Emporia State University (KS) 0-1Erskine College (SC) 30-8Fairmont State University (WV) 2-0Fayetteville State University (NC) 10-0Flagler College (FL) 2-9Florida Gulf Coast University 0-2Florida Southern College 0-6Florida Tech 4-3Franklin Pierce University (NH) 1-0Furman University (SC) 5-0Gardner-Webb University (NC) 7-3Georgia, University of 0-1Georgia College 2-0Georgia State University 0-2Glenville State College (WV) 2-0GRU Augusta (GA) & 35-15Guilford College (NC) 1-2Harding University (AR) 0-1Henderson State University (AR) 0-1High Point College (NC) 4-5

Indiana U.-Purdue U. at Indianapolis 2-0James Madison University (VA) 1-1Johnson C. Smith University (NC) 1-0Kentucky State University 0-1King College (TN) 2-1LaGrange College (GA) 1-0Lander University (SC) 35-13Lees-McRae College (NC) 3-5Lenoir-Rhyne College (NC) 9-7Lewis University (IL) 0-1Limestone College (SC) 30-15Lincoln Memorial University (TN) 1-1Lock Haven University (PA) 0-2Lynn University (FL) 0-1Madonna University (MI) 1-0Mars Hill College (NC) 5-2Memphis State University (TN) 0-1Mercer University (GA) 1-0Meredith College (NC) 0-1Methodist College (NC) 4-4Millersville University (PA) 1-0Milligan College (TN) 1-3Minnesota State University-Mankato 0-1Mississippi, University of 0-1Montevallo, University of (AL) 5-12Montreat College (NC) 1-0Mount Olive College (NC) 10-1Murray State University (KY) 0-1Nebraska-Omaha, University of 0-1New Haven, University of (CT) 1-0Newberry College (SC) 23-21North Alabama, Univ. of 0-2North Carolina Central University 5-0North Carolina State University 0-2North Florida, University of 3-16North Greenville University (SC) 1-0Northwood University (MI) 0-2Nova Southeastern University (FL) 0-1Palm Beach Atlantic College (FL) 2-2Peace JUCO 2-0Pfeiffer University (NC) 7-0Presbyterian College (SC) 15-20Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras 0-1Queens University of Charlotte (NC) 10-0Rockhust University (MO) 0-1Rollins College (FL) 4-11St. Andrews Presbyterian Coll. (NC) 27-4St. Augustine’s University (NC) 4-1Saint Leo University (FL) 6-3Savannah College of Art & Design (GA) 3-0Shaw University (NC) 1-0Slippery Rock University (PA) 1-1South Carolina, University of 3-15South Carolina State University 8-1South Dakota State University 0-1Southern Arkansas University 1-1Southern Illinois Univ. at Edwardsville 1-0Southern Wesleyan Univ. (SC) **** 6-6Tampa, University of (FL) 0-8Tennessee, University of 0-1Texas Wesleyan College 0-1

FMU Volleyball All-Time Series Records 1973-2013

FMU MILESTONE WINSNO. OPPONENT (DATE)#1 vs Pembroke State University 15-2, 15-7 (9-27-73)#100 # Atlantic Christian College (11-1-79)#200 @ Baptist College 10-15, 15-11, 15-12 (9-16-83)#300 at Converse College 15-13, 15-8, 15-7 (10-10-88)#400 vs Coker College 15-4, 15-13, 15-5 (10-28-93)#500 vs Presbyterian College 15-8, 15-1, 15-1 (9-9-98)#600 at Lander University 31-29, 30-13, 30-25 (10-1-04)#700 vs SC State University 30-28, 25-16, 25-7

# tri-match in Laurinburg, N.C. @ College of Charleston Invitational in Charleston, S.C.

All-Time FMUTeam Record

41 seasons779 wins

618 losses.558 winning percentage

Post-Season Action-------------------------------------------------------

2008 23-9NCAA II Southeast Re-gional in Wingate, N.C.

2005 29-11 recordPBC Tournament champsNCAA II South Regionalin Tampa, Fla.

1998 27-6 recordPBC Tournament champsNCAA II South Regionalin Tampa Fla.

1991 28-14 recordNAIA District Six champsNAIA Tri-District XITournament in Florence

1990 23-20 recordNAIA District Six champsNAIA Bi-District XI champsNAIA national tournamentin Laie, Hawaii

1981 41-10 recordAIAW II Region IITournament in Florence

1978 7-23 recordAIAW regional tournamentin Florence

1974 16-16 recordAIAW regional tournamentin Richmond, Ky.

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The Citadel (SC) 0-1Thomas More College (KY) 0-1Tusculum College (TN) 3-3Union College (KY) 1-0UNC Charlotte 2-1UNC Greensboro 3-1UNC Pembroke** 45-31UNC Wilmington 9-1USC Aiken 44-38USC Upstate ^ 33-38Valdosta State University (GA) 2-0Virginia Union University 1-0Washburn University 0-1Wayne State University (MI) 1-0West Alabama, University of 3-0West Florida, Univ. of 0-1West Georgia, University of 3-6West Virginia Wesleyan College 3-0Western Carolina University (NC) 2-5Westmont College (CA) 0-1Wingate University (NC) 13-15Winthrop College (SC) 8-31Wofford College (SC) 3-5

* Formerly known as Atlantic Christian Coll.** Formerly known as Pembroke State Univ.*** Formerly known as Baptist College**** Formerly known as Central Wesleyan Coll.^ Formerly USC Spartanburg& formerly Augusta State University 7-31-14

Francis Marion University is a member of the 14-school NCAA Division II PeachBelt Conference (formerly the Peach Belt Athletic Conference). Other PBCmembers include Armstrong State University (in Savannah, Ga.), GRU Augusta(Augusta, Ga.), Clayton State University (Morrow, Ga.), Columbus State University(Columbus, Ga.), Flagler College (St. Augustine’s, Fla.), Georgia College & StateUniversity (Milledgeville, Ga.), Georgia Southwestern State University (Americus,Ga.), Lander University (Greenwood, S.C.), University of Montevallo (Ala.), UNCPembroke, University of North Georgia (Dahlonega, Ga.), USC Aiken, and YoungHarris College (Ga.). Formed in December 1989 and headquartered in Augusta, Ga.,the PBC conducts championships in 15 sports, seven for men and eight for women. Tenof the Peach Belt members sponsor women’s volleyball. The 2014 PBC volleyballtournament quarterfinals will be hosted by the higher seeds (Nov. 11), and the semifinals(Nov. 14) and finals (Nov. 15) by the highest remaining seed after the quarterfinals.

Peach Belt Conference 2013 Volleyball StandingsSCHOOL PBC GAMES HOME AWAY ALL GAMES HOME AWAY NEU STREAK1.xy^ Armstrong 18-0 1.000 9-0 9-0 32-2 .941 13-0 11-1 8-1 L12. ̂ Flagler 13-5 .772 7-2 6-3 21-13 .618 11-3 6-5 4-5 L13. Francis Marion 12-6 .667 6-3 6-3 21-9 .700 12-5 7-4 2-0 L2 Columbus State 12-6 .667 6-3 6-3 20-11 .645 10-3 8-5 2-3 L15. Montevallo 11-7 .611 8-1 3-6 20-11 .645 9-2 7-8 4-1 L16. USC Aiken 9-9 .500 5-4 4-5 19-13 .594 7-6 6-5 6-2 L17. Lander 7-11 .389 3-6 4-5 18-13 .581 4-7 7-5 7-1 L38. UNC Pembroke 4-14 .222 3-6 1-8 16-21 .432 8-6 5-10 3-5 L19. Georgia College 2-16 .111 2-7 0-9 6-23 .207 4-8 1-11 1-4 W110. GRU Augusta 2-16 .111 1-8 1-8 8-25 .242 4-9 1-11 3-5 L1

x - 2013 PBC Champions y - PBC Tournament champions ^ - NCAA Tournament participant

SMITH UNIVERSITY CENTERNamed in honor of the university’s first president, Dr.Walter D. Smith, the Smith University Center providescomprehensive facilities for student services and activi-ties as well as for recreation and athletic programs toserve students, faculty, and staff. Opened in 1974, thecenter’s gymnasium seats 2,547 for volleyball/basketballand has recently undergone several renovation projects.Improvements include new theatre-style seating on theeast side, a hardwood floor, new scoreboards, a newlighting system, a new sound system, and a new paint job.

The FMU women’s volleyball team owns a 362-198 (.646)record in the Smith University Center, including a 12-5mark last season and a 36-10 record over the past three seasons. Between 1995 and 1997, the squad won 30consecutive home matches, and between 1995 and 2000, won 54 of 56 home contests (including undefeated homeseasons in 1996 and 1998).

In addition to numerous sporting events, the building has hosted musical concerts, an appearance by Miss America1994 Kimberly Aiken, U.S. Presidential candidates, and both college and high school commencement exercises.Francis Marion hosted the 1978 AIAW Division II National Women’s Basketball Tournament. FMU hosted AIAWregional volleyball tournaments in 1978 and 1981 and the Peach Belt Conference volleyball tournament in 1992,1993, 1998, and 2006.

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FMU Volleyball All-Time Records 1973-2013

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TEAM RECORDSMost Wins: 41 in 1981Most Losses: 29 in 1995Most Matches: 51 in 1981Best Record: 28-2 (.933) in 1996Most Consecutive Wins: 20 in 1981Most Games: 152 in 1995Most Kills (Match): 99 vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Most Kills (Season): 2,148 in 2005

2,025 in 2004 1,850 in 1997

Highest Hitting Percentage Season: .365 in 1985 .274 in 1996 .273 in 1997 .272 in 1998

Most Service Aces (Match): 21 vs. Virginia Union, 9/1/01Most Service Aces (Season): 308 in 2005

298 in 2003Most Total Blocks (Season): 626 in 1994

618 in 1993Most Digs (Match): 207 vs Central Wesleyan, 10-22-94Most Digs (Season): 3,060 in 1994

2,805 in 1995Most Digs Per Game (Season): 21.70 by Francis Marion, 1994Most Assists (Match): 93 vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Most Assists (Season): 1,889 in 2005

1,744 in 2004Most Assists Per Game (Season): 13.41 in 1997

Most MatchesCareer: 144 by Mary Jackson, 1988-91

143 by Jessica Strader, 2003-06Most GamesSeason: 152 by Stacy Ewing, 1995

152 by Jennifer Grande, 1995Most KillsMatch: 33 by Syd Moore vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Season: 546 by Lezlie Logan, 2004

534 by Jennifer Grande, 1995516 by Barbara Mulligan, 1993

Career: 1,878 by Lezlie Logan, 2003-061,523 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-96

Highest Hitting PercentageSeason: .567 by Jeannette Alston, 1985

.464 by Krissy Burt, 1996Career: .401 by Krissy Burt, 1995-98

Most Service AcesMatch: 11 by Jessica Lombardi vs Converse, 10-6-07

8 by Jessica Strader vs AASU, 11-12-058 by Jennifer Grande vs Elon College, 10-29-94

Season: 105 by Jennifer Grande, 199593 by Jennifer Grande, 1994 ; 80 by Jessica Strader, 2005

Career: 279 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-1996

Most Total BlocksMatch: 17 by Christy Varn vs Armstrong State College, 11-14-92Season: 321 by Barbara Mulligan, 1993Career: 668 by Mary Keith Wiggins, 1991-94

Most DigsMatch: 46 by Paige Champy vs Central Wesleyan, 10-22-94Season: 709 by Jessica Strader, 2005

663 by Jessica Strader, 2004Career: 2,248 by Jessica Strader, 2003-061,886 by Kelsie Deaton (2007-10) 1,680 by Jackie Phiel (2004-07)

Most AssistsMatch: 81 by Crystal Poskey vs Presbyterian College, 11-7-97Season: 1,562 by Crystal Poskey, 1997Career: 4,984 by Crystal Poskey, 1996-99

Most Matches with Double Figure Kills:Match: 31 by Lezlie Logan, 2004Career: 107 by Lezlie Logan, 2003-06

72 by Jennifer Grande, 1993-1996

Most Matches with Double Figure DigsSeason: 35 by Jessica Strader, 2005

34 by Jessica Strader, 2004 and 200629 by Jennifer Grande, 1995

Career: 112 by Jessica Strader, 2003-06

Most Matches with 20+ DigsSeason: 17 by Jessica Strader, 2004 and 2005

15 by Rebekah Davis, 201314 by Kelsie Deaton, 2010 ; 8 twice

Career: 49 by Jessica Strader, 2003-06

Most Matches with Double Figure BlocksSeason: 14 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1993Career: 20 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1992-93

Jessica Strader 2004

Kelly Feber 2004

Lezlie Logan 2004

1991-2013 Peach Belt Conference Standings

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19911. *ÛSC Aiken 4-0 26-82. Francis Marion 3-1 27-153. USC Spartanburg 2-2 20-194. Armstrong State 1-3 15-135. Augusta College 0-4 1-22

19921. *ÛSC Aiken 5-0 20-112. Pembroke State 4-1 23-53. Armstrong State 2-3 27-12

Augusta College 2-3 16-135. USC Spartanburg 1-4 18-18

Francis Marion 1-4 16-161993

1. *USC Spartanburg 4-1 34-6Pembroke State 4-1 24-7USC Aiken 4-1 15-17

4. Francis Marion 2-3 19-145. Armstrong State 1-4 17-196. Augusta College 0-5 6-21

19941. *ÛSC Spartanburg 10-0 38-42. Pembroke State 6-4 30-153. USC Aiken 5-5 24-154. Francis Marion 5-5 19-195. Armstrong State 4-6 18-146. Augusta College 0-10 5-29

19951. *USC Aiken 9-1 25-162. ÛSC-Spartanburg 8-2 17-143. Augusta College 6-4 23-135. Armstrong State 3-7 12-274. Pembroke State 2-8 11-23

Francis Marion 2-8 12-291996

1. *Francis Marion 9-1 28-12. ÛSC-Aiken 8-2 19-173. USC-Spartanburg 6-4 21-144. Armstrong Atl. 4-6 15-165. Augusta State 3-7 15-136. UNC Pembroke 0-10 7-20

19971. *North Florida# 11-1 18-132. ̂ Francis Marion 9-3 32-4

USC Aiken 9-3 29-104. USC Spartanburg 6-6 20-135. Armstrong Atl. 5-7 22-106. Augusta State 1-11 13-16

UNC Pembroke 1-11 11-15

19981. *^Francis Marion# 13-1 27-6

*North Florida 13-1 26-83. USC Spartanburg 9-5 19-15

USC Aiken 9-5 14-145. Augusta State 6-8 16-126. Armstrong Atl. 4-10 9-247. UNC Pembroke 2-12 4-208. Lander 0-14 6-21

19991. *^North Florida# 14-0 22-102. Armstrong Atl. 11-3 36-5

Francis Marion 11-3 24-114. USC Spartanburg 7-7 19-15

Augusta State 7-7 20-176. Lander 3-11 17-12

USC Aiken 3-11 11-188. UNC Pembroke 0-14 9-27

20001. *^North Florida 13-1 27-72. Armstrong Atl. St. 12-2 29-103. USC Aiken 9-5 24-10

USC Spartanburg 9-5 24-115. Augusta State 5-9 19-186. Francis Marion 4-10 13-217. UNC Pembroke 3-11 16-198. Lander 1-13 11-19

20011. *^North Florida 14-0 26-82. Armstrong Atlantic 11-3 29-10

USC Spartanburg 11-3 25-84. USC Aiken 7-7 19-125. UNC Pembroke 6-8 19-156. Lander 4-10 15-217. Francis Marion 3-11 8-238. Augusta State 0-14 2-33

20021. *North Florida 14-0 29-62. Ârmstrong Atlantic 12-2 30-103. USC Spartanburg 9-5 22-104. USC Aiken 6-8 14-185. UNC Pembroke 5-9 12-21

Francis Marion 5-9 13-227. Augusta State 3-11 15-198. Lander 2-12 8-20

20031. *^North Florida 14-0 31-42. Armstrong Atlantic 11-3 22-14

USC Spartanburg 11-3 25-84. Augusta State 6-8 15-175. Lander 5-9 14-18

USC Aiken 5-9 13-217. Francis Marion 4-10 11-248. UNC Pembroke 0-14 6-30

20041. *^North Florida 14-0 30-62. Armstrong Atlantic 12-2 29-83. Francis Marion 9-5 21-144. USC Aiken 8-6 21-135. USC Upstate 7-7 16-156. Lander 3-11 13-21

UNC Pembroke 3-11 9-228. Augusta State 0-14 2-29

20051. *Armstrong Atlantic 11-1 22-122. ^Francis Marion 10-2 29-113. USC Uptate 8-4 21-134. USC Aiken 7-5 16-145. UNC Pembroke 4-8 11-216. Augusta State 2-10 6-277. Lander 0-12 10-23

20061. *Armstrong Atlantic 10-2 20-15

*Francis Marion 10-2 26-8*ÛSC Aiken 10-2 28-7

4. USC Upstate 6-6 23-115. UNC Pembroke 3-9 9-206. Lander 2-10 20-157. Augusta State 1-11 13-21

20071. *ÛSC Aiken 10-0 26-52. Lander 6-4 23-103. Armstrong Atlantic 5-5 16-204. Francis Marion 4-6 13-215. UNC Pembroke 3-7 21-176. Augusta State 2-8 17-19

2008

1. *Ârmstrong Atl. 8-2 28-72. Francis Marion 7-3 23-9

Lander 7-3 22-124. USC Aiken 3-7 16-15

Augusta State 3-7 14-216. UNC Pembroke 2-8 13-19

* PBC Champions^ PBC Tournament Champions

20091. *^Flagler 13-1 36-92. Armstrong Atl. 11-3 27-103. Augusta State 9-5 22-124. Montevallo 8-6 20-145. Lander 5-9 18-15

USC Aiken 5-9 15-187. Francis Marion 3-11 11-208. UNC Pembroke 2-12 11-21

2010

1. *^Flagler 13-1 29-92. Montevallo 11-3 24-133. Armstrong Atlantic 8-6 22-144. USC Aiken 6-8 15-165. Lander 5-9 11-16

UNC Pembroke 5-9 19-147. Francis Marion 4-10 15-16

Augusta State 4-10 11-22

2011

1. *Armstrong 13-1 36-3 *^Flagler 13-1 31-73. UNC Pembroke 7-7 16-16 USC Aiken 7-7 15-165. Augusta State 5-9 17-186. Montevallo 4-10 13-18 Francis Marion 4-10 12-188. Lander 3-11 13-19

* PBC Champions^ PBC Tournament Champions

1991-2013 Peach Belt Conference Standings

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2012

1.*Ârmstrong 13-1 33-62. Flagler 12-2 22-113. USC Aiken 7-7 18-134. Francis Marion 6-8 18-12 Augusta State 6-8 19-15 Lander 6-8 15-17 Montevallo 6-9 15-178. UNC Pembroke 0-14 5-26

2013

1. Armstrong *^ 18-0 32-22. Flagler 13-5 21-133. Francis Marion 12-6 21-9 Columbus State 12-6 20-115. Montevallo 11-7 20-116. USC Aiken 9-9 19-137. Lander 7-11 18-138. UNC Pembroke 4-14 16-219. GRU Augusta 2-16 8-25 Georgia College 2-16 6-23

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2008 NCAA Tournament Team (23-9 record)

2011 FMU Team: Front Row (L-R): Drewry, Crook, Mooney, Parker, Mitchell, Perreault; Back Row (L-R):Sasan, Legg, Peji, Shank, Matz, Porter, Bennett........For the third consecutive year, the Francis MarionUniversity volleyball program has earned an American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Team Aca-demic Award, this time for the 2011-12 year. The 13-member Patriot squad recorded a 3.359 GPA for this pastacademic year. The AVCA honored a record 535 programs – men’s and women’s teams nationwide from highschool through all levels of college participation. Francis Marion was one of three Peach Belt Conferencemembers recognized and one of only six Palmetto State schools honored (two in NCAA Divisions I and four inDivision II). The award, which was initiated in 1993, honors collegiate and high school volleyball teams thatdisplayed excellence in the classroom during the school year by maintaining at least a 3.30 cumulative teamgrade point average on a 4.0 scale.

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2012 FMU Team: Front Row (L-R): Jones, Drewry, Shank, Matz, Mooney, Perreault; Back Row (L-R): Swisher,Reed, Davis, Peji, West, Smith, Imbimbo, MacDonald........Four team members earned PBC All-AcademicTeam recognition: Drewry, Mooney, Perreault, and Shank (HM)........The Patriots posted their best record in fourseasons (18-12), finished fourth in the Peach Belt Conference standings, and narrowly missed earning a bid to theNCAA Division II National Tournament.

2013 FMU Team: Front Row (L-R): Imbimbo, K. Smith, Reed, Davis, Perreault, West, Sears; Back Row (L-R): Swisher, Shank, C. Smith, Mooney, Boone, Matz, Jones, MacDonald, Rubalcaba........Three team mem-bers earned second-team All-Conference honors: Imbimbo, Sears, Smith.....Head coach Paul MacDonald wasnamed the PBC Coach of the Year.....Three team members earned PBC All-Academic Team recognition: Imbimbo,Perreault, and Mooney (HM).......The Patriots posted a 21-9 record finished in third place during the PBC regularseason.....FMU also served as the host of the 2013 conference tournament.....The 20-win season was the first forFrancis Marion since 2008 and the squad’s 12-6 conference record represented a six-win improvement over the2012 campaign and the team’s highest PBC win total since 1998.

PEACH BELT CONFERENCE RECORDS 1991-2013 (ALL MATCHES)

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS(ALL MATCHES)

Most KillsMatch: 41 by Andrea Jany (AASU) vs SCAD, 9-17-96Season: 620 by Nicole Smith (ASC), 1994Career: 1,906 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04

Highest Hitting PercentageMatch: .929 by Jennifer Jones (USCS) vs Queens (NC), 11-7-94Season: .486 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997Career: .431 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04

Most Service AcesMatch: 11 by Jessica Lombardi (FMU) vs. Converse, 10/6/07

11 by Katie Baker (UNCP) vs. N.C. Central, 9/12/01Season: 124 by Brittany Runo (UNF), 1998Career: 280 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-1997

Most Total BlocksMatch: 22 by Christy Johansen (ASC) vs Francis Marion, 9-25-91Season: 226 by Christy Johansen (AASU), 1992Career: 759 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1993-97

Most DigsMatch: 53 by Lindsey Weider (ASU) vs CW Post, 10-13-07Season: 846 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007Career: 2,504 by Melissa Trippany (Lander), 2004-07

Most AssistsMatch: 93 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. Presbyterian, 10-6-94Season: 1,829 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1997Career: 6,845 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-97

Most Matches with Double Figure KillsSeason: 34 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2005Career: 107 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-06

Most Matches with 20+ KillsSeason: 14 by Nicole Smith (ASC), 1994Career: 22 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2001-04

Most Matches with Double Figure DigsSeason: 34 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2006

34 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2004Career: 112 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-06

112 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2009-12

Most Matches with 20+ DigsSeason: 21 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007Career: 50 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2009-12

49 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-06

Most Matches with 20+ Kills and DigsSeason: 5 by Sherrene Benedict (ASC), 1992Career: 5 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-97

5 by Sherrene Benedict (ASC), 1992

Most Matches with Double Figure BlocksSeason: 14 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1993Career: 20 by Barbara Mulligan (FMU), 1992-93

TEAM RECORDS(ALL MATCHES)

Most KillsMatch: 99 by Francis Marion vs Presbyterian, 11-7-97Season: 2,222 by USC Aiken, 1995

Most Kills Per GameSeason: 16.56 by North Florida, 2004

Highest Hitting PercentageMatch: .611 (35-2-54) by UNC Pembroke vs Bowie State, 10-9-10Season: .327 by USC Aiken, 1994

Most Service AcesMatch: 26 by UNC Pembroke vs. Queens, 8/31/07Season: 359 by Armstrong Atlantic State, 2001

Most Services Aces Per GameSeason: 3.20 by Augusta College, 1992

Most Total BlocksMatch: 63 by USC Spartanburg vs Francis Marion, 1991Season: 626 by Francis Marion, 1994

Most Blocks Per GameSeason: 5.82 by Armstrong State, 1991

Most DigsMatch: 207 by Francis Marion vs Central Wesleyan, 10-22-94Season: 3,060 by Francis Marion, 1994

Most Digs Per GameSeason: 21.70 by Francis Marion, 1994

Most AssistsMatch: 97 by USC Aiken vs Presbyterian, 10-6-94Season: 2,009 by USC Aiken, 1997

Most Assists Per GameSeason: 15.03 by North Florida, 2004

PBC All-TimeIndividual VolleyballLeaders (1991-2013)

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Kills in a Season620 by Nicole Smith (AASU), 1994610 by Kristi Jardine (UNCP), 1994597 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2004583 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2003546 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2004541 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2004541 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997538 by Meg Weathersby (Flagler), 2010535 by Kim Pitman (USCS), 2001534 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 1995

Kills in a Career1906 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-041878 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-061803 by Jessica Howard (ASU), 2006-091778 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-971762 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate), 2003-061714 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA), 2001-041524 by Jessica Santaniello (Arm), 2010-131523 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 1993-961455 by Mandy Gerolstein (USCA), 2004-071409 by Traci Knuth (AASU), 2003-061409 by Manyi Ati (UM), 2010-13

Hitting Percentage in a Season.486 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997.465 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2003.444 by Andrea Jany (AASU), 1996.438 by Jan Chapman (USCS), 1993.435 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001.422 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2002.417 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2004.417 by Debbie McNamara (UNCP), 1993.414 by Emily Kohler (UNF), 2004.408 by Kim Pitman (USCS), 2001.406 by Brittany Wolf (AASU), 2011

Hitting Percentage in a Career.431 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04.399 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-97.391 by Debbie McNamara (UNCP), 1992-93.384 by Kim Pitman (USCS), 2000-01.367 by Jan Chapman (USCS), 1991-94.354 by Michele Remlinger (AASU), 2008-09.352 by Alysia Kern (UNF), 1997-2000.352 by Nancy Luebbers (USCA), 1995-96.348 by Kari Weber (UNF), 1998-99.347 by Nicole Smith (AASU), 1993-94

Aces in a Season124 by Brittany Runo (UNF), 1998105 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 199597 by Ashley Seal (AASU), 201293 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 199485 by Jennifer Jones (USCS), 199384 by Sofie Hakansson (AASU), 200183 by Koreena Kaminsky (AASU), 199280 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 200580 by Jessica Lane (USCA), 200380 by Katie Baker (UNCP), 200179 by Erin Melius (AASU), 200277 by Jayme Hodges (USCA), 1994

Kills in a Match41 by Andrea Jany (AASU) at SCAD, 9/17/9639 by Kierstan Jakowitz (UNF) vs. Northwood, 9/5/9836 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Augusta State, 10/1/0335 by Nicole Smith (AASU) vs. Francis Marion, 9/30/9433 by Angie Chervestad (USCA) vs. USCS, 11/4/0033 by Nicole Smith (AASU) vs. UNC Pembroke, 10/1/9433 by Sherrene Benedict (AASU) at Francis Marion, 11/14/9432 by Jessica Howard (ASU) vs Lenior-Rhyne, 9/11/0932 by Sarah Lobstein (ASU) vs Lander, 10/22/0532 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Nova Southeastern, 10/17/0332 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Lincoln Memorial, 9/6/0331 by Jessica Lombardi (FMU) vs AASU, 9/28/0731 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Francis Marion, 10/9/0431 by Jenny Lloyd (USCA) vs. Wingate, 8/28/04

Aces in a Match11 by Jessica Lombadi (FMU) vs Converse, 10/6/0711 by Katie Baker (UNCP) vs. N.C. Central, 9/12/0110 by Samantha Lukralle (USCA) vs. Coker, 10/23/109 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate) vs UNCP, 10/1/059 by Margaret Thornton (AASU) vs. Converse, 9/18/049 by Koreena Kaminski (AASU) vs. Troy State, 9/26/029 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. St. Leo, 10/18/969 by Vicki Elliott (USCA) vs. Wingate, 10/4/96

Assists in a Match93 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA) vs. Presbyterian, 10/6/9481 by Candice Anderson (USCA) vs. USCS, 11/4/0076 by Amanda Shelton (AASU) vs. USC Spartanburg, 9/14/9675 by Valerie Martinez (UNF) vs. Tampa, 9/23/0475 by Alysia Kern (UNF) vs. N. Colorado, 8/26/0073 by 3 players

Digs in a Match53 by Lindsey Weider (ASU) vs East Stroudsburg, 10/12/0751 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Limestone, 10/23/0950 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Lander, 10/27/0747 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Catawba, 11/6/0747 by Melissa Trippany (Lander) vs Catawba, 9/25/0746 by Paige Champy (FMU) vs. Central Wesleyan, 10/22/9445 by Kelsie Deaton (FMU) vs. Palm Beach Atl., 10/22/1044 by Andrea Laza (UNCP) vs Lees-McRae, 8/25/07

Blocks in a Match22 by Christy Johansen (ASU) vs. Francis Marion, 9/25/9115 by Jessica Hartley (UNCP) vs Catawba, 8/28/0914 by Kay Stewart (Lander) vs Anderson, 10/6/0714 by Christy Plecha (LU) vs. USC Upstate, 9/29/0413 by 5 players

Aces in a Career280 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-97279 by Jennifer Grande (FMU), 1993-96244 by Sofie Hakansson (AASU),1999-02242 by Rachel Dalitz (USCA), 2002-05229 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-06224 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate), 2003-06224 by Jayme Hodges (USCA), 1994-97205 by Amanda Parker (LU), 1999-2001201 by Erin Melius (AASU), 1999-2002196 by Kristin Korte (USCS), 1998-2001191 by Erin Kopec (USCS), 2001-04186 by Angela Hornish (USCA), 1991-93

Assists in a Season1829 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19971790 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19951774 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 20041722 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19941708 by Erin Melius (AASU), 20021614 by Olivia Snipes (Flagler), 20111594 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 20021585 by Beth Peterson (UNCP), 19941552 by Heather Fierce (UNCP), 20071504 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 19961499 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 2003

Assists in a Career6845 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA),1994-976230 by Valerie Martinez (UNF), 2001-045582 by Erin Melius (AASU), 1999-20025162 by Erin Kopec (USCS), 2000-044984 by Crystal Poskey (FMU), 1996-994945 by Alysia Kern (UNF), 1997-20004846 by Nicole Swaback (USCS), 1996-994572 by Rachel Dalitz (USCA), 2002-053972 by Jenna Kaiser (FMU), 2005-083795 by Candice Anderson (USCA), 98-01

Digs in a Season846 by Lindsey Weider (ASU), 2007798 by Andrea Laza (UNCP), 2007731 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2011730 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2012709 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2005700 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2007675 by Kaleigh Harvey (UM), 2013663 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2004655 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2006651 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2004641 by Caitlyn Kovach (Flagler), 2013634 by Samantha Lukralle (USCA), 2010

Digs in a Career2504 by Melissa Trippany (LU), 2004-072261 by Andrea Laza (UNCP), 2006-092248 by Casey Gnann (Flagler), 2009-122248 by Jessica Strader (FMU), 2003-062160 by Samantha Lukralle (USCA), 2008-121886 by Kelsie Deaton (FMU), 2007-101753 by Roxanna Rivera (USCA), 1994-971688 by Kristin Korte (USCS), 1998-20011682 by Casey Howett (Arm), 2008-111680 by Jackie Phiel (FMU), 2004-071666 by Jessica Santaniello (Arm), 2010-131611 by Stefanie Durham (USCA),2005-081568 by Jennifer Grande (FMU) 1993-961541 by Christina Flores (AASU),2003-061528 by Mandy Rupert (Upstate),2003-06

Blocks in a Season226 by Christy Johansen (AASU), 1992222 by Trina Beaty (USCS), 1991214 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994201 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1995194 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1997188 by Sara Hendrichs (USCS), 1997177 by Christy Johansen (AASU), 1991172 by Kay Stewart (Lander), 2007

Blocks in a Career759 by Kim Merrill (USCA), 1994-97592 by Jackie Struck (UNF), 2001-04548 by Jessica Howard (ASU), 2006-09536 by Traci Knuth (AASU), 2003-06484 by Mandy Gerolstein (USCA), 2004-07433 by Lezlie Logan (FMU), 2003-06425 by Candice Modlinski (AASU), 2001-04420 by Sarah Haynes (AASU), 1999-2002418 by Mallory Eggert (FMU), 2007-10412 by Brittany Wolf (AASU), 2009-12

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