Play one point, one set, one match at a time

Play one point, one set,
one match at a time.
Cougar Volleyball 2008:
Game to one.
wsucougars.com
This is
Cougar
Volleyball
Why Washington
“Choosing WSU was easy. Not only did it allow
me to play in any volleyball player’s dream
conference, but it gave me the opportunity
to play with the support of a great family of
teammates and coaches as well as the entire
surrounding community. What more could a
girl ask for?”
Brittany Johnson
2
“The main reason I chose to come to Wazzu is
because of the high levels of cohesion among
the Cougar nation. I have never been to a
school with more pride than WSU, and believe
it or not, that statement is completely unbiased!
It really doesn’t get any better than this!”
Brittany Tillman
“I came to WSU because I wanted to play
against the best competition in volleyball the Pac-10 - and I thought WSU was a great
opportunity. I couldn’t think of any other place
where I could excel better both as an athlete
and as a student.”
Jackie Albright
State University?
“I chose to become a Cougar because of the
strong sense of student spirit, the academic
opportunities and to play with these incredible
athletes that made me feel like part of the
Cougar family from the very beginning. After
my visit, I knew that this was the place for me
to grow and develop not only as an athlete but
as a person as well.”
Cassie Robbins
“I chose WSU because I was born and raised
in Pullman and grew up watching Cougar
volleyball. The small town atmosphere filled
with Cougar pride and Pac-10 volleyball all
make Washington State University an amazing
place to be. I am proud and grateful to be a
part of Cougar Volleyball.
Amy Small
“I came to WSU for the combination of
the academic opportunities and a closeknit community with the big-time college
atmosphere.”
Stephanie Weishaar
3
media information and table of contents
Table of Contents
Cougar Facts
Location
Founded
Enrollment
Conference
Nickname
Colors
President
Director of Athletics
Senior Associate Director/SWA
Home Court (capacity)
2007 Overall Record
Pac-10 Record (place)
Starter Returning / Lost
Letterwinners Returning / Lost
Newcomers
Pullman, Wash.
1890
23,300
Pacific-10
Cougars
Crimson & Gray
Elson S. Floyd
Jim Sterk
Anne McCoy
Bohler Gym (3,000)
10-22
1-17 (10th)
3+Libero / 3
8/3
8
WELCOME TO WSU VOLLEYBALL
1
2-3
4
This is Cougar Volleyball
Why Washington State?
Facts / Table of Contents
6-8
9
10
11
12
Head Coach Andrew Palileo
Associate Head Coach Brian Lamppa
Assistant Coach TeAna Tramel
Operations Coordinator Kristina Martin
Senior Associate AD Pam Bradetich
Support Staff
Cougar Volleyball Radio
COACHES AND STAFF
2008 COUGAR VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball Office
Head Coach
Record at WSU
Career Record
Associate Head Coach
Assistant Coach
Operations Coordinator
Office Phone
Office FAX
Building Address
Mailing Address
Andrew Palileo
(Crown College 1991)
First Year
239-141 (11 years)
Brian Lamppa
(Cornerstone University 1998)
TeAna Tramel
(New Mexico State 2003)
Kristina Martin
509-335-0275
509-335-7168
Bohler Athletic Complex 230
P.O. Box 641602
Pullman, WA 99164-1602
Media Relations Office
Director of Sports Information
Assistant Directors
Bill Stevens
Linda Chalich
Craig Lawson
Jessica Schmick
Joe Nickell
Volleyball Contact
Office Phone
SID Fax
Email
Athletic Web Page
Building Address
Mailing Address
Linda Chalich
509-335-0268
509-335-0267
[email protected]
www.wsucougars.com
Bohler Athletic Complex 195
P.O. Box 641602
Pullman, WA 99164-1602
13 Roster
14-16 Season Preview
88 TV/Radio Roster Page
8-19
1
20-21
22-23
24
5
26
27
28
29
6-37
3
38-39
40
41
42
43
44-45
46-47
PLAYER PROFILES
Brittany Johnson Bio
Amy Small Bio
Stephanie Weishaar Bio
Emily Rooney Bio
Jackie Albright Bio
Kelly Hyder Bio
Cassie Robbins Bio
Faith Hutcherson Bio
Brittany Tillman Bio
Kimika Rozier Bio
Annie Adams Bio
Renee Bordelon Bio
Bree Flach Bio
Meagan Ganzer Bio
Breann Nesselhuf Bio
Catie Schuetzle Bio
Tangerine Wiggs Bio
ABOUT WASHINGTON STATE
Colleges
Notable Alumnis
Dedicated to Diversity
Administration
Head Coaches
Mission Statement
Bohler Gym
Athletic Facilities
This is what its like to be a
Cougar
48-49 Student-Athlete
Development
4
12
30
31
32
33
34
50
51
52-53
54-55
Academic Achievements
Volleyball Terminology
Athletic Training Services
Strength and
Conditioning
56 Entertainment
57 Student Recreation Center
58-59 Pacific-10 Conference
86 Traditions
MEDIA INFORMATION
WSU Volleyball Facts
Radio Broadcasts
13
87
2008 WSU Roster
Staff Directory
WSU RECORDS AND HONORS
60
62
63
64
65
66-67
68
NCAA Championships
2007 Statistics and Results
Letterwinners List
All-Americans
Cougar Volleyball Honors
Single Season Records
Team Awards
Career Records
9-72 All-Time Results
6
73 Cougar Coaches History
74 All-Time Versus
Opponents
2008 OPPONENTS
The Washington State University Volleyball media guide is published
to assist media. Fans may purchase a copy of this media guide at the
Cougar Ticket Office for $20. This publication was written, edited
and submitted by Linda Chalich, Assistant Director of Athletic Media
Relations for WSU, with the assistance of the Cougar volleyball
coaching staff. Photography credits go to Bob Hubner and Shelly
Hanks, WSU Photo Lab, Ryan Sweeter, South Dakota State, and Rod
Commons of WSU Athletic Media Relations. Page compostition and
graphic design by Diana Whaley, University Publishing. 123930
4
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84-85
Arizona, Arizona State
California, Stanford
Oregon, Oregon State
USC, UCLA
Washington
Pac-10 Composite Schedule
Boise State Bronco Tournament
Gonzaga / Utah Valley
Idaho Volleyball Classic
Cougar Challenge Tournament