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Aug. 29 Iowa Western CC 10:00 AM

Aug. 29 Northestern Junior College 2:00 PM

Aug. 30 Western Nebraska CC 9:00 AM

Aug. 30 Casper College 1:00 PM

Sept. 20 SLCC Alumni 11:30 AM

Sept. 23 Western Wyoming 6:00 PM

Sept. 27 Snow College 1:00 PM

Oct. 3 College of Southern Idaho 7:00 PM

Oct. 4 North Idaho College 1:00 PM

Oct. 31 Colorado Northwestern 7:00 PM

Nov. 1 USU-Eastern 1:00 PM

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Salt Lake Community CollegeQuick FactsSchool . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salt Lake Community CollegeLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Salt Lake City, UtahFounded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1948Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62,571Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NJCAA Division IConference . . . . . . . . . . . . Scenic West Athletic Conf .Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BruinsColors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Royal Blue & GoldPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deneece Huftalin, Ph .DAlma Mater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . University of UtahAthletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin DustinAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . .Utah State University/1983Sports Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colton YackAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . Dixie State University/2014Academic Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Elisha HarrisAlma Mater/Year . . . .Univ . of Alaska Anchorage/2010Academic Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul MarbleAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . . . . University of Utah/2011Athletic Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tanya SchmidtAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . . . . University of Utah/1981

Bruin Volleyball Quick FactsFirst Year of Volleyball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1996All Time Record/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 468-190/17SWAC Overall Record/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . 145-53/17Head Coach/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sue Dulaney/7thAlma Mater/Year . . . . . . . . . . . Univ . Wisconsin /1984Record/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 162-50/6SWAC Record/Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48-12/6Volleyball Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . (801) 957-4764Best Time to Reach . . . . . . . . . .Will Return MessagesAssistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Keister/2nd2013 Overall Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-82013 SWAC Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-02013 SWAC Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1st2013 Region 18 Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1st2013 Home Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-12013 Away Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-22014 Returning Starters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22014 Returning Players . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52014 Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Table of Contents2014 Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2Team and Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3SWAC Member Institutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Head Coach Sue Dulaney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4Assistant Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-122013 Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .142013 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Bruin All-Time Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19Bruin Old Time Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Bruin Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Bruins at Div I Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22SLCC Hall of Honor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .232013-2014 Individual Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26LAC/Bruin Arena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .272013-14 Team Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27Bruin Club Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30SLCC Administration & Athletic Staff . . . . . . 32-33

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The Bruins finished the 2013 season with an overall record of 26-8 and turned in a perfect 10-0 mark in Scenic West Athletic Conference (SWAC) play . SLCC hosted the Region 18 Tournament as the No . 1 seed and swept Snow in the semifinals and North Idaho College in the finals (NIC) three sets to zero to qualify for the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) National Tournament in Casper, Wyo .

The Bruins swept their two opening round matches three sets to zero before meeting up with then nationally ranked No. 2 Tyler Junior College in the national semifinals. In a hard fought match, the two went back and forth heading to the decisive fifth and final set. Tyler eventually won the set 15-12, ending the Bruins shot at a national championship .

Coming into the 2014 season, Head Coach Sue Dulaney returns five players from last year’s fourth place national team with 10 newcomers . Leading the way is NJCAA First Team All-American and reigning Region 18 Player of the Year outside hitter Carol Grasso . In 130 sets played, Grasso totaled 500 kills and 417 digs on the defensive side. “She’s a total package kid,” said Dulaney about Grasso. “Her vision on the court is unbelievable and on the defensive side she knows exactly what to focus on to get the dig . This summer she has worked on her blocking as well.”

Middle hitter Sequoia Lofton, defensive specialist Allyssa Koki, and outside hitter Mariana Pilon all appeared in over 100 total sets last year as all three will be expected to bring that experience back this year . Lofton accounted for 120 kills as Pilon racked up 224 digs last year . Koki also added 182 digs . Rounding out the returners is Ital-ian setter Ailin Donati who in just 34 sets played totaled 276 assists . The Bruins also have added Westminster transfer Cassandra Fenton. As a setter for the Griffins, Fenton racked up 229 assists and 176 digs in 2013.

Dulaney added many key recruits many of whom will be expected to step in and produce right away most no-tably Washington state native Kallie Schmit . A middle/outside hitter out of Kalama High School in Kalama, WA, Schmit was named Dailey News Player of the Year and the Trico League Co-MVP her senior season .

Joining Schmit as incoming freshman is Utah All-State performers middle blocker Brighton Taylor out of Bounti-ful High School, outside hitter Sadie Pond from Herriman High School, and libero McKell Moss from Layton High School .

“We expect to host region again,” Dulaney said. “A 9-1 season compared to a 10-0 season can be the differ-ence between hosting or not . I want to prove it outright . I believe if we can come into a match optimistic and confident that will lead to wins. And I’m sure these sophomores don’t want their last home games to be the last conference game, they want it to be the Region 18 championship.”

2014 Season Outlook

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2014 Bruin Roster# Name Pos Ht Year Hometown/Former School

1 Kallie Schmit OH/MB 6-0 Fr . Kalama, WA/Kalama

2 Allyssa Koki DS/L 5-3 So . Ewa Beach, HI/McKinley

3 Jessica Quayle RS 6-0 Fr . Odgen, UT/Fremont

4 Rachel Davis S 5-8 Fr . Riverton, UT/Riverton

5 Cassandra Fenton S 5-7 So . Helendale, CA/Silverado

6 Brooke Bergstrom DS/L 5-5 Fr . Riverton, UT/Riverton

7 Sequoia Lofton MH/RS 6-0 So. Spokane, WA/Central Valley

8 Sadie Pond OH/MB 5-11 Fr . Herriman, UT/Herriman

9 Brighton Taylor MH 6-1 Fr . Bountiful, UT/Bountiful

11 Ailin Donati S 5-10 So. Rome, Italy/Liceo Scientifico G.B.

12 Nicole Peacock RS 6-0 Fr . Logan, UT/Logan

13 Penny Gwynn OH 5-10 Fr . Corvallis, MT/Hamilton

14 Mariana Pilon OH 6-0 So. Sao Paulo, Brazil/Colegio Campos

15 Mckell Moss DS/L 5-6 Fr . Layton, UT/Layton

16 Carol Grasso OH 5-6 So. Sao Paulo, Brazil/Colegio Campos

Head Coach - Sue Dulaney (7th Year)

Assistant Coach - Scott Keister (2nd Year) Assist . Coach- Kelsey Bennett (3rd Year)

Scenic West Athletic Conference Teams

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The Sue Dulaney File Overall SWAC Region NJCAAYear Record Record Finish Finish2008 35-10 9-1 1st 2nd 9th Place2009 29-9 8-2 1st 1st 4th Place 2010 28-8 6-4 2nd 2nd 4th Place 2011 22-8 8-2 1st 3rd --2012 22-7 7-3 2nd 3rd --2013 26-8 10-0 1st 1st 4th Place----------------------------------Total Record= 162-5076% Winning average

Head Coach Sue DulaneyHead Coach Sue Dulaney enters her seventh year at

Salt Lake Community College where she is longest and winningest volleyball coach in SLCC history . With an overall record of 162-50 through her six prior seasons, she led the Bruins to a 26-8 record and a perfect 10-0 mark in the Sce-nic West Athletic Conference (SWAC) last season .

In 2013, Coach Dulaney directed the Bruin Volleyball team to the SWAC regular season and Region 18 champi-onships where she was named the Region 18 Coach of the Year . Once arriving to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Nationals, the Bruin Volleyball team made it to the semifinal match before dropping the decisive fifth game leading to a national fourth place finish.

Defeating many teams ranked in the top 10 of the NJCAA poll throughout the season including Western Nebraska Community College, Iowa Western Community College and the College of Southern Idaho, the Bruins closed out the 2013 season as the No. 7 ranked team in the final NJCAA poll .

The Bruins also had an excellent 2013 season academi-cally under Dulaney’s leadership as the NJCAA and the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) named SLCC one of the All-Academic teams .

Dulaney had multiple players from last year’s team re-ceive awards for their outstanding play and helped three of her highly talented players move on to compete and study at four year institutions .

Outside hitter Carol Grasso returns this seaon for her sophomore after being named a NJCAA and American Vol-leyball Coaches Association (AVCA) First Team All-Ameri-can last season . Grasso also was awarded the Region 18 Player of the Year and the Region 18 Tournament MVP .

Outside hitter Bailee Kendall signed her National Letter of Intent (NLI) with the College of Idaho after she earned NJCAA Honorable Mention All-American and First Team All-Region 18 recognition .

Second Team All-Region 18 middle hitter Jillian Camp-bell signed her NLI to Tiffin University.

Joining Kendall at the College of Idaho was middle hitter Janessa Koelliker .

Sue has coached teams in various states including Wyo-ming, Colorado and Utah. In 2000, she revitalized the West-ern Wyoming Volleyball program that had been dropped in the early 1980s . Sue is a member of the AVCA and is on the AVCA Region Coach-of-the-Year Committee . She is also a certified national strength and conditioning personal trainer since 1997 .

Coach Dulaney played collegiate volleyball at the Univer-sity of Wisconsin-Madison where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in physical education and her Master’s of Sports Science from the United States Sports Academy . Husband, Stew, serves as an adjunct professor for SLCC . Son Dane is currently attending Colorado Mesa University studying Mechanical Engineering and daughter Shea is studying to be a physican’s assistant at the University of Utah.

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

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

Keister brings a wealth of experience to SLCC Volleyball, having spent 14 years coaching the sport at various high-caliber collegiate, high school and club programs throughout the intermountain west . He came to the Bruins from the highly-touted Riverton High School volleyball program where he was the program’s head coach. In his first season as head coach of Riverton High School, he inherited a program that was 7-19 the previous year and guided the Silverwolves to a 20-11 mark, the best in school history .

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

In addition to his SLCC coaching duties, he will work with Bruin Softball Assistant Coach Tara Bendt to promote SLCC Athletics,

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

Keister’s wife Alicia have two beautiful daughters, McKenna (9) and Sophie (7), and are expecting a new baby Oct . 2014 .

Assistant Coach Kelsey BennettKelsey Bennett begins her third year on the SLCC Volleyball staff and second sea-

son as the strength and conditioning coach for SLCC Volleyball . Kelsey was a libero (defensive specialist) for the Bruins in 2008 and 2009 before moving on to play at Campbell University in North Carolina, where she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in exercise science .

Bennett is a Kaysville, Utah native and began her playing career at Fairfield Junior High School . She played her high school volleyball at Davis, as well as playing bas-ketball and running track .

As a Bruin, Bennett was a key player on teams that finished ninth at NJCAA Na-tionals in her freshman year and fourth in her sophomore season . At Campbell University, she led the team in digs in both her junior and senior seasons before returning to SLCC to coach .

She has played against the likes of Penn State University, and the Duke Blue Devils at Cameron Indoor Court. Bennett served an internship on the Campbell staff in the spring of her senior season and specializes in working with back row players and the defensive aspects of volleyball .

Bennett is newly married to husband Nate and outside of her duties at SLCC she works at The Orthopedic Specialty Hospital (TOSH) as a sports performance trainer . She also coaches volleyball at Club V .

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SOPHOMORES

# 2 A l l y s s a K o k i # 5 C a s s a n d r a F e n t o nPosition: Libero/Defensive SpecialistHeight: 5’3”Class: FreshmanHometown: Ewa Beach, HIHigh School: McKinley HS

Major: General Studies Personal: Daughter of Steven and Dawn “Mi-chelle” Koki and has one brother Steven “Bam Bam” Sports Played in HS: VolleyballVarsity Letters: One year in volleyball (2012) Academic Awards: SWAC All-Academic teamChampionships: 2013 Region 18 Champions Favorite Sports Memory: Going to Nationals last year in Wyoming . Playing Western Nebraska the second round and sweeping them 27-25, 25-19, and 25-23 to move on to the final four match against Tyler Community College . Favorite Drill: Queens or 6 on 6 wave throughsFun Facts: My full name has 33 letter in it . Born and raised on Oahu Hawaii . Fifth year playing organized volleyball. Left handed. My ethnicities include; Japanese, Chinese, Hawaiian, Filipino, English, Irish, and German .

Position: SHeight: 5-7Class: SophomoreHometown: Helendale, CAHigh School: Silverado

Major: Undecided Personal: Daughter of Mark and Stephanie Fen-ton and has one sister Krista

Sports Played in HS: VolleyballVarsity Letters: Three years in volleyball (2010-12)Awards: Coach’s Award, MVP of All-Star game, Region 1st team, Desert Sky League 1st team Academic Awards: Hawk Award for highest GPA on team 2010-12 Championships: Won Desert Sky League in 2012 Favorite Sports Memory: Beating MSU-Northern, breaking their undefeated streak . Favorite Drill: Gauntlet Hobbies: Reading and watching baseball, GO ANGELS!!!

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# 7 S e q u o i a L o f t o n # 1 1 A i l i n D o n a t iPosition: MH/RSHeight: 6-0Class: SophomoreHometown: Spokane, WAHigh School: Central Valley

Major: General Studies Personal: Daughter of Lewis Lofton and Robi Willis, eight siblings, LaTasha, Jakobe, Lennox, Paavani, Dommy, Quinn, Liberty, and Justice Sports Played in HS: Volleyball, basketball and tennis Varsity Letters: Four years in volleyball and two years in tennis Awards: Great Northern League All-Conference First Team, Greater Spokane League First Team All-League, Sportsmanship Award recipient, most improved player award winner and most valuable offensive player . Championships: 2013 Region 18 Champions and high school region champions 2010-12 Favorite Sports Memory: Going to the National tournament and placing 4th .Hobbies: Baking, listening to music, watching Netflix, Native American bead work, singing, and modeling

Position: SHeight: 5-10Class: SophomoreHometown: Rome, ItalyHigh School: Liceo Scientifico G.B. Grassi

Major: General Studies Personal: Daughter of Valter and Paola Donati and has one sister Erin Sports Played in HS: Volleyball Varsity Letters: Liceo Scientifico B. Touschek (2010-12), Liceo Scientifico G. B. Grassi (2012-13) Awards: Best Setter in Rome Internal Tourna-ment (2012-13), Team captain for seven years (2005-12), won a full scholarship for the summer JamCamp to specialize in setting with Italian A-League coach Francois Salvagni Academic Awards: All SWAC Academic team Championships: 2013 Region 18 Champions, 2nd place in Region Championship 2011-2012 Favorite Sports Memory: When I got recruited on a B1 league team in Italy . Hobbies: Photography, time with friends, meet-ing new people, dancing and just having fun Fun Facts: Obsessed with the color orange .

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# 1 6 C a r o l G r a s s oPosition: OHHeight: 5-6Class: SophomoreHometown: Sao Paulo, BrazilHigh School: Colegio Campos Salles

Major: General Studies Personal: Daughter of Mauro and Rejane Fritz, two siblings, Marco and Gianluca Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and soccerVarsity Letters: Awards: 2013 NJCAA and AVCA First Team All-American, 2013 Region 18 Player of the Year

Championships: 2013 Region 18 Champions, 2004 – Campea Tournament Start, Campea Federation Campea SALO Paulo and SALO Paulo State – Campea Metropolitan and State of Minas in 2005, 2006 and 2007 – 2008 – Campea State and Vice Campea Underground in Minas and Vice Campea in Minas Cup 2009 and 2010 – Campea Metropolitain and State of Minas 2011 – Campea Metropolitan and State in Sao Paolo 2012 – Third in Capeonato Metropoli-tan and State Sao Paolo Favorite Sports Memory: Playing on the national team .

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# 1 4 M a r i a n a P i l o nPosition: OHHeight: 6-0Class: SophomoreHometown: Sao Paulo, BrazilHigh School: Colegio Campos Salles

Major: Photography Personal: Daughter of Gilberto and Margaret Pilon and has one brother Bruno

Sports Played in HS: Volleyball Varsity Letters: One year in volleyball Awards: Sao Paolo judo champion in 2005 and 2006, ‘featured’ Brazilian judo in 2007. Championships: 2013 Region 18 Champions, 2006 – Beginning Tournament Champion, Vice Champion Paulista Federation 2007 – Third tournament start, Third Paulista Federation 2008 – SALO Paulo Federation Vice Champion and State Champion school

Favorite Sports Memory: Winning the champi-onship with my high school in one of the most important tournament in my city of São Paulo in 2012 . Fun Facts: My laugh makes others laugh .

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# 1 K a l l i e S c h m i t # 3 J e s s i c a Q u a y l ePosition: OH/MBHeight: 5-10Class: FreshmanHometown: Kalama, WAHigh School: Kalama

Major: General Studies Personal: Daughter of John and Kathy Schmit, two siblings, Nick and KC Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and track & fieldVarsity Letters: Volleyball (10-13) and track & field (2010)Awards: 2010 First Team All-League, 2011 First Team All-League and All-State Honorable Academic Awards: Honor Roll Championships: Won track & field state title 2013 & 2014 Favorite Sports Memory: Winning state track & field 2013 Favorite Drill: Kamikaze-Defense DrillHobbies: Hunting, fishing, camping, and travel-ing . Fun Facts: I grew up in a remote logging camp in Alaska, I used to be deathly afraid of lightning storms

Position: RSHeight: 6-0Class: FreshmanHometown: Odgen, UTHigh School: Fremont

Major: Education Personal: Daughter of Michael and Susan Quay-le, three siblings, Bridget, Brooke and Jacob Sports Played in HS: Volleyball, basketball and track & field (high jump) Varsity Letters: Three years in volleyball, one year in basketball, three years in track & field Academic Awards: High honors, graduated with a 3 .9 GPA Favorite Sports Memory: Defeating Lone Peak in the state tournament my senior year . Favorite Drill: Hitting lines Hobbies: Riding horses, fishing and hunting Fun Facts: I was born on the third day of the third month at 3:33 and I’m the third child so naturally my favorite number is 3 .

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# 4 R a c h e l D a v i s # 6 B r o o k e B e r g s t r o mPosition: SHeight: 5-8Class: FreshmanHometown: Riverton, UTHigh School: Riverton

Major: Exercise Science Personal: Daughter of Wayne and Kathryn Da-vis, three siblings, Maryn, Ty and Justin Sports Played in HS: Volleyball Varsity Letters: Three years in volleyball (2012-14) Awards: MVP, Second Team All-Region, “Best Server Award” Academic Awards: Honor roll every quarter dur-ing high school Favorite Sports Memory: My team was the only team that beat the two time state champions . Favorite Drill: Queens Hobbies: Music, laughing, dancing, singing Fun Facts: I get banana splits for breakfast on my birthday because I was born on April Fools Day so that rocks . My biggest pet peeve is for-getting my pet peeves .

Position: DS/LHeight: 5-5Class: FreshmanHometown: Riverton, UTHigh School: Riverton

Major: English Personal: Daughter of Craig and Camille Berg-strom, three siblings, Maddie, Nick and Gabby

Sports Played in HS: Volleyball Varsity Letters: Three years in volleyball (2012-14)Awards: Honorable mention all region junior and senior year Favorite Sports Memory: Going to state! Favorite Drill: Queens Fun Fact(s): I want to backpack the world one day, I play the piano and the ukulele and I love my socks and sandals!

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# 8 S a d i e P o n d # 9 B r i g h t o n T a y l o rPosition: OH/MBHeight: 5-10Class: FreshmanHometown: Herriman, UTHigh School: Herriman

Major: Nursing Personal: Daughter of Andrew and Stephanie Pond, four siblings, Sherstin, Adam, Addie, and Ava

Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and track & fieldVarsity Letters: Achieved five letters in high schoolAwards: All state, All Region, MVP, Most Im-proved, 2013 5A All-Star Academic Awards: Honor Roll Championships: Won track & field state title 2013 & 2014 Favorite Sports Memory: Winning state track & field 2013 Favorite Drill: Four on four Hobbies: Currently writing a novel to be pub-lished, drawing, music, and anything outdoors . Fun Facts: I began writing a full on novel at age 16, I’m in love with Iron Man, peacocks, and the color purple .

Position: MHHeight: 6-1Class: FreshmanHometown: Bountiful, UTHigh School: Bountiful

Personal: Daughter of Brian and Jill Taylor, six siblings, Josh, Christian, Michael, James, Jo-seph, and Brooklyn

Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and basketballVarsity Letters: Three years in volleyball and one year in basketballAwards: First Team All-Region, First Team All-State, Senior All-Star, Sportsmanship Award Academic Awards: Four years National Honor Society, three years high Honor Roll Championships: High school region champions Favorite Sports Memory: Coming back after los-ing our first round at state and winning the rest of the games to take 5th after our devastating loss . Beating our rival school to take first in Region.Hobbies: Piano, guitar, swimming, eating, wake boarding, and water skiing . Fun Facts: I love any candy that’s sour. I love ice cream . If I could go to Lake Powell every other month I would love it .

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# 1 2 N i c o l e P e a c o c k # 1 3 P e n n y G w y n nPosition: OHHeight: 5-10Class: FreshmanHometown: Corvallis, MTHigh School: Hamilton

Major: Undecided Personal: Daughter of Dan and Brenda Gwynn and has one sister Nicole Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and basketball Varsity Letters: Four years in volleyball Awards: Two time All-State, three time All-Con-ference Academic Awards: Academic All-State all four years of high school, high school honor roll all four years Championships: Won Divisional Championship junior year Favorite Sports Memory: Qualifying for Junior Nationals with club team .

Position: RSHeight: 6-0Class: FreshmanHometown: Logan, UTHigh School: Logan

Major: Special Education Personal: Daughter of Jim Peacock and Kathy Phippen, two siblings, Taylor and Brook Sports Played in HS: Volleyball Varsity Letters: Four years in volleyball Awards: Two time team MVP Academic Awards: Honor Roll Favorite Sports Memory: Beating Mountain Crest in the 5th game after not having beat them in 10 years . Favorite Drill: 7vs7 STTS Push Hobbies: Singing, playing the piano, hiking, and going to the pool . Fun Facts: I’m a redhead! I broke my jaw when I was 5 by running into a table. I’ve played the piano for 12 years .

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# 1 5 M c k e l l M o s sPosition: DS/LHeight: 5-6Class: FreshmanHometown: Layton, UTHigh School: Layton

Major: Undecided Personal: Daughter of Mike and Lori Moss, four siblings, Austin, Chaylyn, Jamison, and Shelby Sports Played in HS: Volleyball and Softball Varsity Letters: Volleyball (10-13) and softball (11-14) Awards: All-Region in volleyball and softball Academic Awards: High Honor Roll Championships: Softball region champions 2014 Favorite Sports Memory: Volleyball: Winning the Western Nationals tournament in Reno with my Club team Wildcats . Softball: Beating a team we have never beat before in our last tournament ever in the semis and for the Championship . Favorite Drill: Queens Hobbies: Camping, boating, watching movies, and four wheeling Fun Facts: A lot of people call me Kell or by my nickname Bells .

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2013Team Results

DATE OPPONENT W/L Games SCORE Record Conf ATTAug 23 at #2 Iowa Western CC L 2-3 20-25,25-18,25-21,17-25,7-15 0-1 0-0 Aug 23 vs #4 San Jacinto CC W 3-1 25-19,22-25,25-14,25-21 1-1 0-0 Aug 24 vs Polk State L 2-3 25-22,20-25,14-25,25-19,13-15 1-2 0-0 Aug 24 vs #1 Western Nebraska L 2-3 25-15,21-25,19-25,25-22,13-15 1-3 0-0 Aug 30 #8 MSU-WEST PLAINS W 3-0 25-23,25-17,25-22 2-3 0-0 Aug 30 CENTRAL ARIZONA W 3-1 25-20,29-27,21-25,32-30 3-3 0-0 Aug 31 EASTERN ARIZONA W 3-1 25-19,25-22,17-25,25-19 4-3 0-0 Aug31 #19 CASPER COLLEGE W 3-0 25-19,25-16,25-17 5-3 0-0 Sep 06 vs #13 Blinn College L 0-3 25-27,25-27,19-25 5-4 0-0 Sep 06 vs Laramie County CC W 3-0 25-23,25-23,25-22 6-4 0-0 Sep 07 vs #7 Miami Dade College W 3-2 26-24,22-25,26-24,22-25,15-10 7-4 0-0 Sep 07 vs #11 Hutchinson College W 3-0 25-16,25-15,25-20 8-4 0-0 Sep 13 vs Iowa Western CC W 3-2 25-20,22-25,25-17,21-25,16-14 9-4 0-0 Sep 13 vs Barton County W 3-0 25-15,25-15,25-15 10-4 0-0 Sep 14 vs Casper College W 3-0 25-15,25-18,25-23 11-4 0-0 Sep 14 vs #20 Northeastern JC W 3-1 25-17,21-25,25-21,25-16 12-4 0-0 Sep 24 at #7 Western Wyoming L 2-3 25-22,25-22,18-25,25-27,18-20 12-5 0-0 * Sep 27 at #12 Snow College W 3-1 25-11,25-16,22-25,26-24 13-5 1-0 250 * Oct 03 at #4 Southern Idaho W 3-1 25-22,26-24,23-25,25-23 14-5 2-0 * Oct 07 at #17 North Idaho College W 3-1 16-25,25-23,25-23,27-25 15-5 3-0 58 * Oct 11 USU-EASTERN W 3-0 27-25,25-12,25-14 16-5 4-0 313 * Oct 12 COLORADO NW W 3-0 25-8,25-8,25-16 17-5 5-0 125 Oct 15 #5 WESTERN WYOMING L 1-3 21-25,25-18,19-25,20-25 17-6 5-0 260 * Oct 19 #18 SNOW COLLEGE W 3-2 25-16,21-25,23-25,25-21,15-8 18-6 6-0 380 * Oct 25 #16 NORTH IDAHO W 3-0 25-20,25-19,25-20 19-6 7-0 330 * Oct 26 #8 SOUTHERN IDAHO W 3-2 23-25,25-21,25-27,25-18,15-13 20-6 8-0 305 * Nov 1 at Colorado NW W 3-0 25-7,25-11,25-13 21-6 9-0 * Nov 02 at USU-Eastern W 3-0 25-12,25-14,29-27 22-6 10-0 Nov 08 SNOW COLLEGE W 3-0 25-12,26-24,25-20 23-6 10-0 525 Nov 09 NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE W 3-0 25-22,25-21,25-21 24-6 10-0 356 Nov 21 vs #11 Hill College W 3-0 25-12,25-15,25-17 25-6 10-0 Nov 21 vs #3 Western Nebraska W 3-0 27-25,25-19,25-23 26-6 10-0 251 Nov 22 vs #2 Tyler Jr College L 2-3 25-17,23-25,25-20,14-25,12-15 26-7 10-0 254 Nov 23 vs #5 Hillsborough CC L 2-3 25-17,25-23,21-25,19-25,3-15 26-8 10-0 275

Overall Record: 26-8 Conf: 10-0 Home: 11-1 Away: 5-2 Neutral: 10-5

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2013Individual Statistics

2014 Bruin Stats are accessibleonline at www.slccbruins.com

|---------- ATTACK----------| |--------- SET---------| |------SERVE------|## Player SP MP-MS K K/Set E TA Pct A A/Set TA Pct SA SA/Set SE 11 Ailin Donati 34 12- 27 0 .79 5 56 .393 276 8 .12 79 3 .494 5 0 .15 16 1 Janessa Koelliker 122 33- 223 1 .83 61 511 .317 7 0 .06 21 .333 14 0 .11 23 12 Jillian Campbell 86 31- 143 1 .66 48 350 .271 7 0 .08 27 .259 21 0 .24 22 16 Carol Grasso 130 34- 500 3 .85 192 1162 .265 63 0 .48 182 .346 56 0 .43 54 10 Bailee Kendall 121 33- 407 3 .36 171 948 .249 3 0 .02 20 .150 11 0 .09 26 3 Lizzy Reich 31 15- 21 0.68 12 64 .141 1 0.03 2 .500 0 0.00 0 9 Mariana Pilon 115 32- 65 0 .57 36 209 .139 34 0 .30 101 .337 17 0 .15 29 4 Hannah Wade 67 28- 108 1 .61 67 322 .127 6 0 .09 20 .300 6 0 .09 10 5 Sequoia Lofton 100 32- 120 1.20 81 353 .110 1 0.01 7 .143 16 0.16 22 6 Baylie Henrie 124 34- 22 0 .18 14 97 .082 1093 8 .81 1492 .733 34 0 .27 42 8 Adria Downs 24 14- 27 1 .12 21 86 .070 0 0 .00 2 .000 1 0 .04 3 7 Allyssa Koki 106 32- 3 0 .03 2 16 .062 10 0 .09 33 .303 5 0 .05 12 15 Abby Pomrenke 28 16- 3 0 .11 3 19 .000 51 1 .82 105 .486 4 0 .14 4 2 Indigo Allen 130 34- 1 0 .01 2 7 - .143 26 0 .20 103 .252 4 0 .03 25 SALT LAKE CC 130 34- 1670 12 .85 715 4200 .227 1578 12 .14 2194 .719 194 1 .49 288 Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . 130 32- 1231 9 .47 659 3829 .149 1165 8 .96 2086 .558 122 0 .94 221

|-----DIG-----| |------- BLOCKING------| ## Player SP RE Dig Dig/Set BS BA Total Blk/Set BE BHE 11 Ailin Donati 34 0 59 1 .74 1 5 6 0 .18 4 3 1 Janessa Koelliker 122 0 60 0 .49 12 79 91 0 .75 6 1 12 Jillian Campbell 86 2 30 0 .35 15 96 111 1 .29 7 1 16 Carol Grasso 130 21 417 3 .21 6 43 49 0 .38 10 1 10 Bailee Kendall 121 20 95 0 .79 11 50 61 0 .50 10 1 3 Lizzy Reich 31 1 6 0.19 5 10 15 0.48 3 0 9 Mariana Pilon 115 29 224 1 .95 2 7 9 0 .08 1 0 4 Hannah Wade 67 1 45 0 .67 2 38 40 0 .60 4 3 5 Sequoia Lofton 100 2 49 0.49 6 55 61 0.61 10 1 6 Baylie Henrie 124 4 293 2 .36 0 26 26 0 .21 14 16 8 Adria Downs 24 0 4 0 .17 0 6 6 0 .25 0 1 7 Allyssa Koki 106 7 182 1 .72 0 0 0 0 .00 0 0 15 Abby Pomrenke 28 0 16 0 .57 1 5 6 0 .21 1 7 2 Indigo Allen 130 53 446 3 .43 0 0 0 0 .00 0 0 SALT LAKE CC . . . . . . . . 130 140 1926 14 .82 61 420 271 .0 2 .08 70 35 Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . 130 150 1537 11 .82 80 351 255 .5 1 .97 108 40

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Bruin All-Time Roster ~ Where they went...Player Years “Where They Went”Lisa Haslam 96Jennifer Jensen 96Emily Maughan 96Lisa Milne 96Jeanne Pratt 96Jena Van DeGraaff 96Jeanette Graves 96,97 UNLVSara Hoehne 96,97Recquel Johnson 96,97 Univ. of Tennessee-MartinKim Nielsen 96,97 Arkansas State UniversityMelissa Reidhead 96,97Taffy Smart 96,97 Creighton UniversityRegan Taylor 96,97Rosa Torres 96,97Melissa Risher 97Alison Roberts 97Emily Van Dyke 97Rachel Ariotti 97,98Jen Butler 98Jenny Chalmers 98Tanya McArthur 98 Utah State UniversityAmber Snell 98Litiani Damuni 98,99Valerie Nielsen 98,99Ruth Seibt 98,99Sylva Strzinkova 98,99 University of UtahKali Surplus 98,99 Washington State Univ .Josie Wilson 98,99Kim Yamada 98,99Hailey Mackay 99 Utah State UniversityMandie Matheson 99Radka Pestova 99Sally Toia 99Rickie Rigby 99,00 Utah State UniversityErin Cartwright 2000 Utah State UniversityJill Larsen 2000Elizabeth Lindell 2000Susie LoRusso 2000 Missouri – Culver StocktonReiko Smith 2000 Montana State, BillingsKim Treanor 2000Amy Voss 2000Bekka McLachlin 00,01Elise Metcalf 00,01Danelle Peart 2001 Utah State UniversityJillian Ruff 2001Gaynor Tafuna 2001Becca Bench 01,02 Univ . of Hawaii @ HiloKaylianne Hillyard 01,02 Weber State Univ .Michelle Hoerman 01,02 Weber State Univ .Kristi Randall 01,02 Brigham Young Univ .Anais Urdaz 01,02 Tampa Bay Univ.Lindsey Blackett 2002Sabrina Frech 2002 Colorado State Univ .Rachel Handy 2002Katie Theurer 2002 University of Utah

Player Years “Where They Went”Tasha Harper 02,03Deborah Overfelt 02,03 Westminster CollegeKarlie Porter 02,03 University of UtahDiane Schenk 02,03Emilia Vieira 02,03Rayann Allred 2003Sarah Clemensen 2003Kim Heys 2003Ananda Lopez 2003Michaela Maixneroa 2003Nerissa Milo 2003Laurie Chambers 03,04 Carroll CollegeKristy Nilson 03,04Pearlisha Alo 2004Priscila Dores 2004Thais Pedroso 2004 Cornell UniversityPam Cousin 04,05Kara Hollingsworth 04,05Kristie Kidman 04,05 Austin-Peay Univ .Fabiana Leomil 04,05 Fresno Pacific Univ.Bri Ostler 04,05 Metro State Univ .Rafaela Couto 2005Anna Lott 2005Sandra Perez 2005Cali Wilcox 2005Kris Hymas 05,06 Utah State UniversityKylee Kerby 05,06Jessica Petersen 05,06 Utah State UniversityKatie Christiansen 2006Tela Burnett 06,07 Cal State NorthridgeMichaela Hanakova 06,07 University of TennesseeShanda Larsen 06,07 Utah State UniversityMorgan Lloyd 06,07 BYUMegan Metcalf 06,07 Southern Utah Univ .Samantha Richard 06,07 UNLVTalita Santos 06,07 Oral Roberts Univ .Cinthia Silva 06,07 University of UtahTaisa Thompson 06,07Brittany Wilcox 2007Hailey Barner 07,08Amanda Carter 07,08Camilla Phillips 07,08 Brigham Young Univ .Mykelle Webster 07,08Jenika Bird 2008 Lewis & Clark State Univ .Tamara Da Sliva 2008 Hampton UniversityJenica Johnson 2008Thyele Rechatiko 2008 South Dakota State Univ .Nikki Sorenson 2008Kelsey Campbell 08,09 Campbell UniversityKim Gourley 08,09LaKell Havens 08,09 Manhatten CollegeWhitney Nilson 08,09Anna Nostrant 08,09 Mid-American NazareneMelissa Fifita 2009 Univeristy of Hawaii, HiloNaomi Flinders 2009 St . Francis

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Player Years “Where They Went”Anna Burgess 09,10 Missouri State UniversityCatalina Charry 09,10 Hofstra UniversityErika Charry 09,10 Hofstra UniversitySheila Uluave 09,10 Dixie State UniversityAme’ White 09,10 Xavier UniversityShelbi Zaldain 09,10Jaimee Clark 2010Lindsay Day 2010Jessica Kirby 2010Whitney Ashton 10,11Coralie Jarema 10,11 Norfolk State UniversityMelissa Rider 10,11Kellie Turner 10,11 Ohio UniversityJentry Hatch 2011Brooke Hansen 2011Makenzie Fahnestock 2011 Univ. of Wisconsin (Parkside)Leyla Redondo 2011Betty Van Lith 2011 Metro State Univ . DenverKelsi Meyer 2011Brittani Cole 11,12Maddie Bushman 11,12 Dixie State UniversityCortney Godfrey 11,12 University of Great FallsMayra Ramirez 11,12 WestminsterMariah Cox 2012Desiree Bradshaw 2012Camry Godfrey 2012 Brigham Young UniversityAnyssa Matheson 2012Jaclyn Condie 2012

Player Years “Where They Went”Indigo Allen 12,13Jillian Campbell 12,13 Tiffin UniversityBaylie Henrie 12,13Adria Downs 12,13Bailee Kendall 12,13 College of IdahoJanessa Koelliker 2013 College of IdahoLizzy Reich 2013Abby Pomrenke 2013Hannah Wade 2013Ailin Donati 13,14Allyssa Koki 13,14Mariana Pilon 13,14Sequoia Lofton 13,14Carol Grasso 13,14Brighton Taylor 2014Brooke Bergstrom 2014Cassandra Fenton 2014Jessica Quayle 2014Kallie Schmit 2014Mckell Moss 2014Nicole Peacock 2014Penny Gwynn 2014Sadie Pond 2014Rachel Davis 2014

Bruin All-Time Roster ~ Where they went...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Kills- Season1 . Carol Grasso 2013 5002 . Bailee Kendall 2013 4073 . Maddie Bushman (2012) 4014 . Camilla Phillips (2008) 3745. Ame’ White (2010) 371

Kills- Career1 . Cinthia Silva (07,08) 7782 . Maddie Bushman (11,12) 6603 . Bailee Kendall 12,13 6354. Ame’ White (09, 10) 6315 . Shelbi Zaldain (09, 10) 541

Attempts- Season1 . Carol Grasso 2013 11622 . Maddie Bushman (2012) 10553. Ame’ White (2010) 9704 . Bailee Kendall 2013 9485 . Camilla Phillips (2008) 871

Attempts- Career1 . Maddie Bushman (11,12) 18252 . Ame White (09, 10) 17203 . Bailee Kendall 12,13 15414 . Shelbi Zaldain (09, 10) 13025 . Kellie Turner (10,11) 1287

Block Solos- Season1 . Erika Charry (2010) 172 . Jillian Campbell 2013 153 . LaKell Havens (2009) 144. Mayra Ramirez (2011) 145 . Erika Charry (2009) 13

Block Solos- Career1 . Erika Charry (09, 10) 302 . LaKell Havens (08, 09) 263. Mayra Ramirez (11,12) 224. Ame’ White (09, 10) 195 . Jillian Campbell 12,13 16

Block Assists- Season1. Mayra Ramirez (2011) 1342 . Jenika Bird (2008) 1253 . Erika Charry (2010) 1104 . LaKell Havens (2009) 1025 .Jillian Campbell 2013 96

Block Assists- Career1. Mayra Ramirez (11,12) 2432 . Erika Charry (09, 10) 2023 . LaKell Havens (08, 09) 1934 . Jenika Bird (2008) 1255 . Jillian Campbell 12,13 117

Digs- Season1 . Anna Burgess (2010) 5472 . Indigo Allen 2013 4463 . Whitney Ashton (2011) 4194 . Carol Grasso 2013 4175 . Kelsey Campbell (2009) 368

Digs- Career1 . Anna Burgess (09,10) 7592 . Kelsey Campbell (08,09) 6563 . Maddie Bushman (11,12) 5684. Ame’ White (09,10) 5565 . Indigo Allen 12,13 502

Assists- Season1 . Catalina Charry (2010) 10952 . Baylie Henrie 2013 10933 . Thyele Rechatiko (2008) 10154 . Catalina Charry (2009) 9585 . Betty Van Lith (2011) 891

Assists- Career1 . Catalina Charry (09,10) 20532 . Baylie Henrie 12,13 11033 . Cortney Godfrey (11,12) 10234 . Thyele Rechatiko (2008) 10155 .

Service Aces- Career1. Ame’ White (09, 10) 1032 . Shelbi Zaldain (09, 10) 893 . LaKell Havens (08, 09) 734 . Maddie Bushman (11,12) 665 . Kellie Turner (10,11) 66

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

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Bruins currently at Top Four Year Schools

2010-12Cortney Godfrey

University of Great Falls

2010-12Mayra Ramirez

University of Texas- Brownsville

2010-12Maddie Bushman

Dixie State University

2012-13Camry Godfrey

Brigham Young University

2012-14Jillian CampbellTiffin University

2013-14Janessa KoellikerCollege of Idaho

2012-14Bailee Kendall

College of Idaho

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2013-2014 Student-Athlete Individual Awards

BruinPlayer Awards

Women’sVolleyball

Women’sBasketball

Men’sBasketball

Men’sBaseball

Women’sSoftball

1st TeamAll-Region

Carol Grasso*Bailee Kendall

Mercedes RiggsCassidy Fraughton

Gary Payton II*Neal MonsonJaden Jackson

Derrick WhitneyJason Jourdan^Colton BarkdullEric Carter#

KyRae Kogianes Megan Bradshaw Riana Splinter

2nd TeamAll-Region

Jillian Campbell Natalie ParsonsSummer Yack

De’Sean Parsons Caleb SummerhaysRobert GrilliChris Bradford

Megan Reed

Honorable MentionAll-Region

Baylie HenrieIndigo Allen

Kurtis Toolson Nick UrbanTaylor SnyderJarron AdamAnthony DixonZach WillisGarrett Bushman

1st Team NJCAA All-American

Carol Grasso

2nd Team NJCAAAll-American

Mercedes Riggs Gary Payton II

3rd Team/Honorable Mention

NJCAAAll-American

Bailee Kendall Neal Monson Riana Splinter

AcademicAll-SWAC

GPA 3.2 and above

with 24 or more credit hours

Indigo AllenAdria DownsBailee HenrieHannah WadeJillian CampbellAilin DonatiCarol GrassoAlyssa KokiLizzy Reich

Britney JohnsonNatalie ParsonsMercedes RiggsSummer YackTaneshia DanielsTara GoldmanRaushan GultekinWhitney Nemelka

Neal MonsonJaden JacksonZerrion PaytonCJ SpjuteCollin WoodsKurtis Toolson

Robert GrilliKade TeterMatt HapeEric CarterJordan HagerTJ BakerNick UrbanChase TavonattiNick DennyCameron ColeJarren AdamHunter LowTaylor SnyderZach WillisDerek WhitneyWill HewardGarrett Bushman

Kirsten AndersonKellie McCleveCourtney BeaversTaylor TannCorinne CleverlyKarly JohnsonAubrey KilpackBailie NelsonCourtney PlattMegan ReedPaige ReimanRiana Splinter

NJCAA AcademicPinnacle Award

GPA 4.0with 45 credit

hoursNJCAA AcademicSuperior Award

GPA 3.8-3.99with 45 credit

hours

Indigo Allen Natalie ParsonsMercedes RiggsSummer Yack

Neal Monson Robert Grilli

NJCAA AcademicExemplery Award

GPA 3.6-3.79with 45 credit

hours

Eric Carter

^Denotes Region 18 Pitcher of the Year *Denotes Region 18 Player of the Year#Denotes Region 18 Relief Pitcher of the Year

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Women’sVolleyball

Women’s Basketball

Men’sBasketball

Men’s Baseball

Women’sSoftball

2010-11 Coach (Yrs) Record

SueDulaney(3)92-27

BetsySpecketer

(15) 342-137

NormParrish

(20) 447-198

DG Nelson

(8) 277-174

Mary KayAmicone

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

28-86-42nd

24-513-21st

25-89-63rd

49-1628-122nd

56-941-31st

Region 18Finish

2nd 2nd 2nd 1st 1st

All-RegionAthletes

4 3 4 9 8

NJCAAFinish/Rank

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

All-Americans 1 1 1 1 2

Pres ./Dean’s ListAvg . Hours

3/416 .1

3/516 .4

1/116

10/1216

7/1217 .3

NJCAA AcademicSuperior/Exemplary/Pinnacle Awards

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

Coach of the Year

Sue Dulaney* Betsy Specketer^ Mary KayAmicone*

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

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

Lifetime Activities CenterTaylorsville Redwood Campus

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

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

2010-11 Bruin Results/Awards

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

2013-2014 Bruin Team Results/AwardsWomen’sVolleyball

Women’sBasketball

Men’sBasketball

Men’sBaseball

Women’sSoftball

Coach(Yrs) Record

Sue Dulaney(6)162-50

Betsy Specketer(18) 405-169

Todd Phillips(3) 78-21

DG Nelson(11) 393-221

Cyndee Bennett(1) 36-21

Overall RecordSWAC RecordSWAC Finish

26-810-01st

26-813-21st

27-711-42nd

36-1822-10

1st

36-2131-162nd

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

All-RegionAthletes 5 4 5 14 4

NJCAAFinish/Rank 4th/7th 12th/7th* 9th/--- --/-- --/17th

All-Americans 2 1 2 0 1

Pres./Dean’s ListAvg . Hours

4/416 .5

2/216

2/415 .6

3/216 .1

NJCAA AcademicPinnacle/Superior/Exemplary Awards

0/1/0 0/3/0 0/1/0 0/1/1 0/0/0

Coach of theYear

Sue Dulaney^Scott Keister* Betsy Specketer^ Todd Phillips# DG Nelson^

^Region 18 Coach of the Year *Recieved At Large bid to Nationals #District 1 Coach of the Year* AVCA Assistant Coach of the Year

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David & Angie ColeJared Lee

Mary Lyn RobbinsSoni Adams

Mary Kay AmiconeJeffrey AndersonMelonie AndersonRobert Askerlund

Christine BankowskiShawn J . Banks

Jeff A BarkdullTodd Berg

Melanie BerkSpencer BlakeElizete BondJean BradyPatti Budge

Robert BurdetteBenjamin & Shannon Bush-

manTracy L . & Todd Byington

Helen & Tom CamposNorma Carr

Barbara CederholmMaryEtta Chase

Misty ClarkKevin ColvinKristin CookRandy CutliffPeter DavisNick Dixon

Carey DufnerStewart Dulaney

Sue DulaneyDoug Egglesten

Ray EmettScott Fineshriber

Charles FishelShirlee Flandro

Angie FlintRick Flint

Juliann FoxMarylyn GarciaCraig Gardner

Kim GarrettSandra Gates

Clint & Bonnie GodfreyRudy Gomez

Stephanie GomezSofia GomezTerry L . Goold

Lisa GreenhalghMark Hamilton

James HamptonAngela HarlessCheryl Harless

Josh HartBrenda Hatch

Jill HealeyDeanne Henderson

Mark & Laura HepworthMr . Braxton HerrickMichelle E . Heward

Julia N HoltDeneece HuftalinGustavo IbarraStacie Jensen

Anne Marie JensenWilliam (Jeff)Johnsen

Yvette JonesNichole KoopLeslie Langi

Whitney LewisSteven LewisJennifer Lish

Suzy LovelandDan Loveland

Rodney & Jean LymanScott ManningScott Meyer

Mary T . MigliorelliCristi MillardTracy Miller

Gary MillspawCheri Moore

Cori W . MorganBentsen MossJean Neilson

Christy NeilsonPaul & Jane NewboldCurtis Wayne Page

Kim Palmer

A Special Thank You to ourBRUIN CLUB Members

Jerica PalmerBrad Parkinson

Lisa PeshellTodd PhillipsRon Popoff

Cynthia Bioteau, SLCC President Marina & John Rider

Maxine RiveraCarlos RiveraPaul RobertsMirna RojasKevin RuschTerry Saltas

Andrea SanturroSara Byrd

Tanya SchmidtTim Sheehan

Michele ShurtzRannie SinKeith Slade

Sharlee SmithCory Snyder

Mildred SparksBetsy SpeecketerRenae Sturdevant

Deanne TaylorMichael Taylor

Kenneth E . & Gayle ThackerNorene & Ronald Thomas

MJ ThompsonThomas Turner

Derek WaddoupsDavid Walker

Theron WatsonEric Weber

Douglas WebsterLois Wiesemann

Cheryl WilcoxSusan Williams

Bernie & Donna WilliamsJoyce WoodardKellie Woodard

Carol ZimmermanLisa Zimmerman

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• 2011 NJCAA Softball 2nd place

The Team Behind the Teams

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Education through Sports

Donate Today!

Your gift will support 100SLCC Student Athletes

Men’s Basketball • Women’s Basketball • Women’s Volleyball • Men’s Baseball • Women’s Softball

• 2011 NJCAA Volleyball 4th place

• 2011 NJCAA Softball 2nd place

The Team Behind the Teams

Show your Support and SpiritBecome a Bruin Club Member Today!

Donate today at www.slccbruins.com(click on For Fans, Bruin Club)

Bruin Club benefits include bimonthly email updates on SLCC Athletics, post-event press releases and a Meet the Players pre-season event.

Education through Sports

Donate Today!

Your gift will support 100SLCC Student Athletes

Men’s Basketball • Women’s Basketball • Women’s Volleyball • Men’s Baseball • Women’s Softball

• 2011 NJCAA Volleyball 4th place

• 2011 NJCAA Softball 2nd place

The Team Behind the Teams

Show your Support and SpiritBecome a Bruin Club Member Today!

Donate today at www.slccbruins.com(click on For Fans, Bruin Club)

Bruin Club benefits include bimonthly email updates on SLCC Athletics, post-event press releases and a Meet the Players pre-season event.

2013 SLCC Volleyball NJCAA 4th Place 2013-14 Men’s Basketball NJCAA 9th Place2013-14 Women’s Basketball NJCAA Sweet 16

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

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

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

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

Nancy Singer has spent her entire professional career in higher edu-cation including the last three years at Salt Lake Community College . She currently services as Vice President of Student Services . Previous-ly, she served as Assistant Vice President, Student Planning & Support with responsibility for K-12 School Relations, TRiO programs, First Year Experience, Academic and Career Advising, Disability Resource Center, and Career and Student Employment Services . Before joining the SLCC staff, she was at the University of Arizona where she earned her Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration with a minor in Language, Reading and Culture. While at the University of Arizona, Nancy served as Director of the Tucson GEAR UP Project and Assistant Director of the SALT Center, a comprehensive support program for students with learning disabilities and attention challenges. Before moving to Arizona, Nancy worked in the community college system in California for sixteen years with responsibilities for student activities, orientation, school relations, tutoring and retention services. Nancy has a Master’s degree in College Student Personnel from Bowling Green State University and a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Millikin University. Nancy’s professional affiliations include the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA), the American Associa-tion of Community Colleges (AACC), and Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education (NASPA) .

SLCC PresidentDeneece Huftalin PhD

Vice President of Student Services

Nancy Singer PhD

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Justin PennelLAC Coordinator/

Event Management

SLCC Athletic Staff

SLCC Coaching Staff

Tanya SchmidtAdministrative Assistant

Lisa PeshellAthletic Operations

Coordinator

AnneMarie JensenMarketing Director

Lana GrayConcessions Manager

Melanie NesbitHead Trainer

Sue DulaneyHead Volleyball Coach

Scott KeisterAsst . Volleyball Coach/

Promotions

Betsy SpecketerHead Women’s

Basketball Coach

Todd PhillipsHead Men’s

Basketball Coach

DG NelsonHead Baseball Coach

Cyndee BenettHead Softball Coach

Elisha HarrisAsst. Women’s Basketball/

Academic Advisor

Paul MarbleAsst. Men’s Basketball/

Academic Advisor

Derek WaddoupsAsst . Baseball/

Cate Field Manager

Tara BendtAsst . Softball Coach/

Promotions

Colton YackSports Information

Annie OliverPepsi/Media Promotions

Kevin Dustin enters his first year as the Athletic Director (AD) of SLCC Athletics where he replaces longtime AD Norma Carr .

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

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

Athletics Director of External Operations, and four years as Associate Ath-letics Director of Development .

Dustin began his career as an English teacher and men’s basketball coach at Sky View High School in Smithfield, Utah. Leading the Bobcats to the state championship in 1994, he was named the Utah 4A Coach of the Year .

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

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2014 Bruins Home Schedule

Step Ahead.

SLCC BRUINS

VOLLEYBALL

Aug. 29 Iowa Western CC 10:00 AM

Aug. 29 Northestern Junior College 2:00 PM

Aug. 30 Western Nebraska CC 9:00 AM

Aug. 30 Casper College 1:00 PM

Sept. 20 SLCC Alumni 11:30 AM

Sept. 23 Western Wyoming 6:00 PM

Sept. 27 Snow College 1:00 PM

Oct. 3 College of Southern Idaho 7:00 PM

Oct. 4 North Idaho College 1:00 PM

Oct. 31 Colorado Northwestern 7:00 PM

Nov. 1 USU-Eastern 1:00 PM