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GEORGIA STATE (16-12, 3-9 CAA)
VCU (22-8, 10-2 CAA); Nov. 13th: 5:30 p.m. • GSU Sports Arena • Atlanta, Ga.
William & Mary (16-10, 8-4 CAA); Nov. 15th: Noon • GSU Sports Arena • Atlanta, Ga.
2009 RECORDS
Georgia State: 16-10, 3-9 CAA
H: 7-2, A: 4-8, N: 5-2
VCU: 22-8, 10-2 CAA
H: 11-2, A: 7-3, N: 4-3
William & Mary: 16-10, 8-4 CAA
H: 7-4, A: 7-2, N: 2-4
HEAD COACHES
Mike Webster (Maryland, 1996)
at State:
Career:
70-106 (6th year)
70-106 (6th year)
VCU: James Finley
at VCU:
Career:
91-72 (5th Year)
91-72 (5th Year)
William & Mary: Melissa Aldrich Shelton
at W&M:
Career:
270-198 (15th Year)
35-19 (2nd Year)
SERIES RECORDS
VCU: GSU trails 5-7 all-time
W&M: GSU trails 1-7 all-time
NEXT MATCH
Season Concludes
THE FIRST SERVE
The Georgia State volleyball team returns home for the first time since mid-October
to conclude the regular season with a pair of match-ups on Senior Weekend. The Panthers
will honor lone senior Jocelyn Waldern in her final two matches in a Panther uniform.
State takes on VCU on Friday night at 5:30 p.m., followed by the final match of the 2009
season on Sunday at noon against William & Mary.
The Panthers enter the weekend 16-12 overall and 3-9 in the CAA. VCU, who
defeated the Panthers 3-1 earlier this year, enter Friday night’s contest at 22-8 and 10-2 in
the CAA, tied with Delaware for first place. VCU needs to win both matches this weekend
to clinch first place and have the honor of hosting the CAA Championship in Richmond
next weekend.
William & Mary also earned a 3-1 win over the Panthers back in October. The Tribe
are 16-10 and 8-4 in the CAA, needing one more win to clinch a spot in the CAA Championship. The Tribe will make a stop in Wilimington to face the Seahawks on Friday night,
before traveling to Atlanta.
Waldern, who has played in 109 matches in her career, enters the weekend with 465
kills, 438 digs, 103 service aces and 49 assists to her career. A team leader on and off the
court, Waldern has been recognized in the classroom for her studies as well, earning the
CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award the past three years, while also earning Faculty
Scholar honors during her freshman season for a perfect 4.0 GPA. She was also named
to the McAlister’s Deli/Seahawk Invitational All-Tournament team during her freshman
year.
The statistic to watch this weekend will be digs. Redshirt-junior Audrey Cantrell is
just 29 digs shy of Kumi Ishiyama’s 2002-mark for the most digs in school history with
513. The Rockwall, Texas native has already moved into the top five in career digs this
season and overtaken Christen Garcia for the most digs per set average in school history.
Sunday’s match will conclude the regular season as the Panthers will start to look
ahead to the spring practice season. One win this weekend would give the Panthers the
most successful season during head coach Mike Webster’s six-year tenure as head coach.
PROBABLE STARTERS
Pos
# Name ....................................Ht ... Cl.
K/s D/s
Note
OH
3 Ashley Jones ...........................5-8 ... Jr.
3.32 2.25
Among the top five in the nation with six triple-doubles this year
MH
6
OH
1 Jamiee Freeman .....................5-8 ... Fr.
1.43 2.85
Scored 20 digs against James Madison last weekend
MH
9
Jocelyn Waldern.....................6-0 ... Sr.
1.59 1.60
Tied for 7th in the CAA with 0.31 service aces per set
Rachel Boryc ..........................6-0 .. Jr.
1.42 0.72
Vineece Verdun......................6-2 ... R-So. 2.27 0.79^ Leads team with a .291 hitting percentage
RS
8
S
30
Chelsea Perry .........................5-9 ... So. 6.51* 1.36
Leads CAA with 0.46 service aces per set
Sixth on the team with 132 kills
L
10
Audrey Cantrell .....................5-6 ... R-Jr. 0.07 4.61
Became only 7th Panther with 1,000 digs in a career this season
* Assists per set; ^ Blocks per set
RESERVES
MH
OH
MH
OH
OH
12
Muki Kangwa .........................5-11 . So. 1.54 1.21
4 Nevena Peeva .........................5-9 ... So. 0.06 0.06
14 Raquel Jones ...........................6-0 .. Jr.
0.48 0.12
21st in the NCAA with 0.46 service aces per set
Has seen limited action so far this season
Continuing to improve and is seeing more action as of late
2 Vanessa Nagy .........................5-11 . Fr. DNP DNP Will redshirt 2009 season
11
Mirjam Pfyl ............................5-10 . So. DNP DNP Will redshirt 2009 season
Georgia State Volleyball Notes, Page 2
RETURNING TO FORM
2009 SCHEDULE
Aug. 28-29
North Carolina Central Invitational
Aug. 28
vs. The Citadel
W, 3-0
Aug. 28
at North Carolina Central
W, 3-0
Aug. 29
vs. High Point
L, 0-3
Aug. 29
vs. South Carolina State
W, 3-0
Sept. 4-5
Great 8 Volleyball Challenge
Sept. 4
NORTH CAROLINA A&T
W, 3-0
Sept. 5
LOUISIANA-MONROE
W, 3-1
Sept. 5
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
W. 3-2
Sept. 11-12 Illinois-Chicago Invitational
Sept. 11
at Illinois-Chicago
L, 0-3
Sept. 12
vs. #18 Michigan State
L, 0-3
Sept. 12
vs. Duquesne
W, 3-0
at Chicago State
W, 3-0
Sept. 13
Sept. 18-19 Elon Invitational
Sept. 18
vs. Navy
W, 3-1
Sept. 19
at Elon
W, 3-2
Sept. 19
vs. Norfolk State
W, 3-0
Sept. 22
KENNESAW STATE
W, 3-1
Sept. 26
UNC WILMINGTON *
W, 3-1
Oct. 2
NORTHEASTERN *
L, 1-3
Oct. 4
HOFSTRA *
W, 3-2
Oct. 9
at William & Mary *
L, 1-3
Oct. 10
at VCU *
L, 0-3
Oct. 16
TOWSON *
W, 3-2
Oct. 18
DELAWARE *
L, 1-3
Oct. 20
at Mercer
W, 3-0
Oct. 24
at UNC Wilmington *
L, 1-3
Oct. 30
at James Madison *
L, 2-3
Oct. 31
at George Mason *
L, 1-3
Nov. 6
at Hofstra *
L, 1-3
Nov. 7
at Northeastern *
Nov. 13
VCU *
Nov. 15
WILLIAM & MARY *
L, 1-3
5:30 p.m.
Noon
Nov. 20-22 at CAA Championship
GENERAL INFORMATION
Full Name ............................... Georgia State University
Location ........................................................Atlanta, Ga.
Founded .................................................................... 1913
Enrollment............................................................. 30,000
Nickname .......................................................... Panthers
Colors ..................................................... Blue and White
Arena .................................. Georgia State Sports Arena
Capacity ................................................................... 3,400
Affiliation ............................................ NCAA Division I
Conference ....... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)
President ............................. Dr. Mark Becker (1st year)
Director of Athletics.......... Cheryl L. Levick (1st year)
VOLLEYBALL HISTORY
First Season of NCAA Volleyball .......................... 1985
All-Time Record .................................................403-403
NCAA Tournament Appearances ................... 1 (2000)
Conference Titles (Reg. Season) ...................................5
........................................(1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002)
Conference Tournament Titles .....................................4
.................................................. (1988, 1989, 1991, 2000)
After a year in which injuries and a tough non-conference schedule led to the
Panthers earning just three wins, Georgia State has returned to its old form this
season. The Panthers won the Great 8 Volleyball Challenge, as well as the Elon Invitational. State also took second at the Hilton RTP/NCCU Invitational. Georgia State
is just four wins shy of the biggest turnaround in school history and is already tied for
the second best turnaround with seven matches to play.
TOP 5 TURNAROUND SEASONS
1.
T2.
T2.
T2.
T5.
T5.
+17 wins...................1988 (27-13) after 1987 (10-25)
+13 wins................ 2009 (16-12) after 2008 (3-25)
+ 13 wins..................1976 (18-5) after 1975 (5-2)
+ 13 wins..................2000 (28-10) after 1999 (15-19)
+ 10 wins..................1978 (32-5) after 1977 (22-8)
+10 wins...................1991 (22-13) after 1990 (12-16)
TRIPLE LINDY...TIMES SIX
Junior Ashley Jones continues to be a threat on the court in a variety of different
ways. Jones has scored six triple-doubles this season to stand second in the CAA and
among the top five in the nation. Jones scored her latest triple-double against James
Madison on October 30th, garnering 11 kills, 23 assists and 12 digs. She has also
scored 16 double-doubles this season.
Before missing a triple-double by one dig just over a month ago against Delaware,
Jones scored three straight triple-doubles, including one in a come-from-behind
win over Towson on October 16th. The junior has also missed five additional tripledoubles by just one dig this season, including last Saturday against Northeastern.
Jones scored her first triple-double of the season in the championship match of
the Great 8 Volleyball Challenge, scoring a career-high 24 kills, 22 assists and 11 digs
to earn tournament MVP honors.
She now has 12 triple-doubles for her career.
Jones is averaging just over a double-double per contest on the season with 12.5
kills per match to go along with 11.7 assists per contest. The junior is also adding 8.4
digs per match.
During her sophomore year, Jones scored six triple-doubles and tied for the
NCAA regular season lead. When the season was over, the San Diego native had
averaged just under a triple-double per match.
STATISTICALLY SPEAKING
With just one weekend to go in the season, Georgia State ranks among the top of
the CAA in several statistical categories. The Panthers lead the league in service aces,
as sophomore Muki Kangwa leads the CAA individually.
TEAM CATEGORIES (Stats are thru Monday, Nov. 9th)
Aces ..................................1st (1.86)
Hitting ..............................T5th (.188)
Digs ..................................5th (14.64)
INDIVIDUAL CATEGORIES
Hitting .......Vineece Verdun ....... 7th .....(.280)
Assists........Chelsea Perry ........... 8th ......(6.51)
Points.........Ashley Jones ............. 2nd .....(3.80)
Kills............Ashley Jones ............. 2nd ....(3.32)
Aces ...........Muki Kangwa .......... 1st .......(0.44)
..............Chelsea Perry ........... 2nd .....(0.42)
..............Jocelyn Waldern ...... 6th ......(0.33)
Digs ...........Audrey Cantrell ....... 3rd ......(4.61)
INDIVIDUAL CATEGORIES (CAA ONLY)
Hitting .......Vineece Verdun ....... 10th ...(.250)
Assists........Chelsea Perry ........... 8th ......(6.41)
Blocks ........Vineece Verdun ....... 7th ......(0.90)
Points.........Ashley Jones ............. 3rd ......(4.00)
Kills............Ashley Jones ............. 2nd .....(3.73)
Aces ...........Muki Kangwa .......... 4th ......(0.36)
Digs ...........Audrey Cantrell ....... 4th ......(4.70)
Georgia State Volleyball Notes, Page 3
ACE IN THE HOLE
In the latest NCAA statistics released on Tuesday, the Panthers dropped to seventh
in the nation in service aces per set, after having led for most of the year. Individually,
sophomores Chelsea Perry and Muki Kangwa are both among the top 40 in the nation in
service aces per set. Both individually and as a team, the Panthers ranked highly in several
statistical categories.
TEAM CATEGORIES
Aces per set......................7th (1.86) ...............National leader...UMES (2.53)
INDIVIDUAL CATEGORIES
Aces ......Muki Kangwa .......22nd (0.44) .National leader . Ashley Herman (Del. St.) 0.66
Aces ......Chelsea Perry .......36th (0.42) . .National leader . Ashley Herman (Del. St.) 0.66
Digs ......Audrey Cantrell ...64th (4.61). .National leader . Sabrina Baby (NJIT) 6.53
CLIMBING THE CHARTS
The Webster File
Student Assistant at Maryland (1995)
Year Overall Conf. Notes
1995 22-10 10-4 Lost in NCAA Second Round
Assistant Coach at Ohio (1996-1998)
Year Overall Conf. Notes
1996 16-14
9-8
1997 8-22
2-14
1998 20-14 12-7
Assistant Coach at UCF (1999-2000)
Year Overall Conf. Notes
1999 19-12
9-0
Lost in A-Sun Championship
2000 19-12
8-1
Lost in A-Sun Championship
After a stellar 2008 season, redshirt-junior Audrey Cantrell has figured out a way to
top it in 2009. Cantrell earned Elon Invitational Tournament MVP honors after scoring
52 digs and leading the Panthers to the tournament title earlier this season.
For her career, Cantrell has already moved ahead of Jennifer Rizzo, Molly Sapp, Lee
Barnhill, Beth Van Fleet and April DeCoste into the top five in digs all-time in Panther
history. On October 18th, she became just the seventh Panther with 1000 career digs
and is now just 34 behind Ana Paula Ferreira (2003-07) for fourth on the all-time list.
She currently stands third in the CAA with 4.61 digs per set, with a total of 484 already
this season, which is already the third best single season total in school history with two
matches to play. The all-time single season record is 513 set by Kumi Ishiyama in 2002.
She needs 29 digs, a 14.50 dig per match average, to tie Ishiyama.
Last season, Cantrell registered double-digit dig performances in 23 of the Panthers
28 matches, scoring a pair of career-high 30 dig matches against Mercer (9/30) and Hofstra
(10/19). This year, Cantrell has scored double-digit digs in 25 of 28 matches with a season
high of 28 against Delaware.
Cantrell also has also moved ahead of Christen Garcia (2003-06) on the all-time list
with 3.69 digs per set, the highest all-time mark in Georgia State history. She has also set
the single game digs per set record with 4.61.
Assistant Coach at Connecticut (2001-2003)
Year Overall Conf. Notes
2001 21-7
9-3
Lost in Big East Semifinals
2002 14-15
9-4
Lost in Big East First Round
2003 20-12
6-6
GEORGIA STATE CAREER DIG LEADERS
The Panthers have won their share
of awards already this season. Through
four tournaments, State has had eight
all-tournament honorees, including two
tournament MVP’s. Junior Ashley Jones
and redshirt-sophomore Vineece Verdun
earned their way onto three all-tournament
teams apiece.
1. Christen Garcia ..........(03-06)
2. Kumi Ishiyama ...........(99-02)
3. Samantha Walker .......(95-98)
4. Ana Paula Ferreira .....(03-07)
5. Audrey Cantrell ....... (07- )
6. April DeCoste ............(01-04)
7. Beth Van Fleet ............(95-98)
8. Lee Barnhill ................(86-89)
9. Molly Sapp ..................(00-03)
10. Bettina Schmidt .......(91-94)
1628
1374
1235
1160
1126
1092
1025
943
934
901
GEORGIA STATE SINGLE SEASON DIGS
1. Kumi Ishiyama (2002) ............... 513
2. Christen Garcia (2004) .............. 495
3. Audrey Cantrell (2009)........... 484
4. Christen Garcia (2005) .............. 473
5. Christen Garcia (2006) .............. 467
6. Samantha Walker (1998) ........... 450
7. Audrey Cantrell (2008) ............. 417
8. Samantha Walker (1996) ........... 389
9. Anna Popenko (2000) ............... 373
10. Lisa Lykins (2002) ...................... 371
GEORGIA STATE CAREER DIG PER SET
1. Audrey Cantrell ...... (07- )
2. Christen Garcia ........(03-06)
3. Debbie Herd...............(1986)
4. Vania Blake ................(96-97)
5. Amy Lusk ...................(06-07)
6. Samantha Walker ......(95-98)
7. Anna Popenko ...........(00-01)
8. Lisa Lykins .................(2002)
9. Kiki Okeke .................(94-95)
10. Kumi Ishiyama ..........(99-02)
3.69
3.60
3.43
3.37
3.37
3.27
3.21
2.94
2.91
2.80
Nine Seasons as assistant coach (1995-2003)
Totals 159-118 74-47 1 NCAA berth
5 conference tournament berths
Head Coach at Georgia State (2004-present)
Year Overall Conf. Notes
2004 14-18
8-2
Lost in A-Sun Semifinals
2005 11-18
9-9
Lost in CAA First Round
2006 10-19 6-12
2007 16-14
6-8
2008 3-25
2-12
2009 16-12
3-9
Totals 70-106 34-52
AND THE EMMY GOES TO...
HILTON RTP/NCCU INVITATIONAL
Ashley Jones
GREAT 8 VOLLEYBALL CHALLENGE
Ashley Jones - co-Tournament MVP
Audrey Cantrell
Vineece Verdun
ILLINOIS-CHICAGO INVITATIONAL
Vineece Verdun
ELON INVITATIONAL
Audrey Cantrell - Tournament MVP
Ashley Jones
Vineece Verdun
Georgia State Volleyball Notes, Page 4
CAREER HIGHS (at State)
RACHEL BORYC
LED GEORGIA STATE IN . . .
Kills
A. Jones - 21
Verdun - 9
Digs
Cantrell - 21
Freeman - 6
Kangwa - 1
A. Jones - 1
Boryc - 4
A. Jones - 4
R. Jones - 3
Attacks
A. Jones - 23
Verdun - 3
Boryc - 2
Freeman - 2
Kangwa - 1
Blocks
Verdun - 17
Waldern - 12
Kangwa - 6
Kills: 5 at Hofstra, 11-6-09
Digs: (2x) 30 vs. Mercer, 9-30-08*
Assists: (2x) 4 vs. Towson, 10-16-09*
Aces: (3x) 3 vs. Duquesne, 9-12-09*
Assists
Perry - 21
A. Jones - 6
Boryc - 2
JAMIEE FREEMAN
Aces
Perry - 11
Kangwa - 9
Waldern - 7
A. Jones - 5
Points
A. Jones - 17
Verdun - 10
Kangwa - 3
Kills: 13 vs. VCU, 11-9-08
Digs: 19 at UNC Wilmington, 10-4-08
Assists: 45 vs. Mercer, 9-30-08
Blocks: (6x) 3 vs. Northeastern, 10-2-09*
AUDREY CANTRELL
Kills: (2x) 10 vs. Hofstra, 10-4-09*
Digs: 31 vs. Hofstra, 10-4-09
Assists: 3 at Northeastern, 11-7-09
Blocks: (3x) 4 at Northeastern, 11-7-09*
Cantrell - 3
Verdun - 2
Freeman - 2
Boryc - 1
Waldern - 2
Boryc - 1
* note - #’s will not add up to games played due to ties
ASHLEY JONES
Kills: 24 vs. Presbyterian College, 9-5-09
Digs: 22 at Northeastern, 11-7-09
Assists: (2x) 28 vs. ULM, 9-5-09*
Blocks: 7 at Hofstra, 11-6-09
RAQUEL JONES
Kills: 5 at James Madison, 10-30-09*
Digs: 3 at Northeastern, 11-7-09
Assists: (2x) 1 at Hofstra, 11-6-09*
Blocks: 8 vs. Towson, 10-16-09
MUKI KANGWA
Kills: 14 vs. Kennesaw State, 9-22-09
Digs: 10 vs. William & Mary, 11-7-08
Assists: (6x) 2 at Elon, 9-19-09*
Blocks: 6 vs. The Citadel, 8-28-09
VANESSA NAGY (DNP)
Kills: 0
Digs: 0
Assists: 0
Blocks: 0
MIRJAM PFYL (DNP)
Kills: 0
Digs: 0
Assists: 0
Blocks: 0
CHELSEA PERRY
Kills: (2x) 3 at George Mason, 10-31-09*
Digs: (2x) 12 at Mercer, 10-20-09*
Assists: 42 at George Mason, 10-31-09
Aces: 6 vs. Kennesaw State, 9-22-09
NEVENA PEEVA
Kills: 1 vs. ULM, 9-5-09
Digs: 1 at UNC Wilmington, 10-24-09
Assists: (2x) 1 vs. Navy, 9-18-09
Blocks: 0
VINEECE VERDUN
Kills: 16 vs. UNC Wilmington, 9-26-09
Digs: 4 at Hofstra, 11-6-09
Assists: (6x) 1 at George Mason, 10-31-09*
Blocks: 8 at Hofstra, 11-6-09
JOCELYN WALDERN
Kills: 12 vs. North Texas, 9-1-07
Digs: 22 vs. Mercer, 9-30-08
Assists: (2x) 3 at Mercer, 10-20-09*
Blocks: 7 at Mercer, 10-20-09*
* most recent
GAME-BY-GAME STARTING LINEUPS
The Citadel .......................Freeman
N.C. Central......................Freeman
High Point ........................Freeman
South Carolina St. ...........Freeman
N.C. A&T ...........................Freeman
LOUISIANA-MONROE .......Freeman
PRESBYTERIAN................Freeman
Illinois-Chicago ................Freeman
Michigan State ................Freeman
Duquesne ........................Freeman
Chicago State ..................Freeman
Navy..................................Freeman
Elon ..................................Freeman
Norfolk State....................Freeman
KENNESAW STATE ...........Freeman
UNC WILMINGTON* ........Freeman
NORTHEASTERN*............Freeman
HOFSTRA* .......................Freeman
William & Mary* ..............Freeman
@ VCU*.............................Freeman
TOWSON* ........................Freeman
DELAWARE*.....................Freeman
Mercer ..............................Freeman
UNC Wilmington* ............Freeman
James Madison* .............Freeman
George Mason* ...............Freeman
Hofstra* ............................Cantrell
Northeastern* .................Freeman
VCU*
WILLIAM & MARY*
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
Kangwa
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
A. Jones
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Perry
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Verdun
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Boryc
Perry
Perry
Perry
Boryc
Boryc
R. Jones
R. Jones
Kangwa
Kangwa
Boryc
R. Jones
R. Jones
R. Jones
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
Waldern
CAA STANDINGS
(thru games of Thursday, 11/12)
Conference
Overall
Team
W L
Pct.
W L
Pct.
VCU
10 2
.833
22 8
.733
Delaware
10 2
.833
17 7
.708
George Mason
9
4
.692
20 8
.714
William & Mary 8
4
.667
16 10
.615
Northeastern
7
5
.583
14 11
.560
Hofstra
6
6
.500
12 18
.400
James Madison 4
9
.308
11 18
.379
Georgia State
3
9
.250
16 12
.571
UNC Wilmington 3
9
.250
13 16
.448
Towson
1 11
.083
8 19
.296
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Kangwa
Perry
Kangwa
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Kangwa
Perry
Perry
Perry
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Cantrell
Freeman
Cantrell
Georgia State Volleyball Notes, Page 5
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No.
8
10
1
3
14
12
2
11
30
4
6
9
Name ...................................Pos.
Ht.
Wt.
Yr.
Hometown (High School/Previous School)
Rachel Boryc .................RS
Audrey Cantrell .............. L
Jamiee Freeman ............ OH
Ashley Jones ............ OH/S/RS
Raquel Jones .................MH
Muki Kangwa ...............MH
Vanessa Nagy .............OH/RS
Mirjam Pfyl ................... OH
Chelsea Perry .................. S
Nevena Peeva ................ OH
Vineece Verdun ...........MH
Jocelyn Waldern ..........MH
6-0
5-6
5-8
5-8
6-0
5-11
5-11
5-10
5-9
5-9
6-2
6-0
Jr.
R-Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
So.
R-So.
Sr.
Naperville, Ill./Waubonsie Valley HS
Rockwall, Texas/Univ. of North Dakota
Athens, Ala./Sparkman HS
San Diego, Calif./Brookville (Va.) HS
Bartow, Fla./Hillsborough CC
Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers HS
Prescott, Ariz./Prescott HS
Schindellegi, Switzerland/Lindsey Wilson College
Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Ursula Academy
Sofia, Bulgaria/Florida A&M
Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Michigan State
Penticton, B.C./Penticton Secondary
Name ...................................Pos.
Ht.
Yr.
Hometown (High School/Previous School)
Jamiee Freeman ............ OH
Vanessa Nagy .............OH/RS
Ashley Jones ............ OH/S/RS
Nevena Peeva ................ OH
Vineece Verdun ...........MH
Rachel Boryc .................RS
Jocelyn Waldern ..........MH
Audrey Cantrell .............. L
Mirjam Pfyl ................... OH
Muki Kangwa ...............MH
Raquel Jones .................MH
Chelsea Perry .................. S
5-8
5-11
5-8
5-9
6-2
6-0
6-0
5-6
5-10
5-11
6-0
5-9
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
R-So.
Jr.
Sr.
R-Jr.
So.
So.
Jr.
So.
Athens, Ala./Sparkman HS
Prescott, Ariz./Prescott HS
San Diego, Calif./Brookville (Va.) HS
Sofia, Bulgaria/Florida A&M
Bloomfield Hills, Mich./Michigan State
Naperville, Ill./Waubonsie Valley HS
Penticton, B.C./Penticton Secondary
Rockwall, Texas/Univ. of North Dakota
Schindellegi, Switzerland/Lindsey Wilson College
Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers HS
Bartow, Fla./Hillsborough CC
Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Ursula Academy
NUMERICAL ROSTER
No.
1
2
3
4
6
8
9
10
11
12
14
30
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Mike Webster (Maryland, 1996), Sixth Year
Assistant Coach: Ada Bazin (Florida, 2002), Second Year
Manager: Amber Clinton
Athletic Trainer: Vanessa Norman
Strength Coach: Jamal Terry
ADA BAZIN
Aww-dah BAY-zin
Rachel BORYC
Boris
MUKI KANGWA
MOO-key KANG-wuh
Vanessa NAGY
NAH-G
NEVENA PEEVA
NA-ven-a PEE-va
MIRJAM PFYL
MIR-e-um FILE
VINEECE VERDUN
VIN-ees VER-done
Georgia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2009)
All matches
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
##
Player
3
6
9
12
1
8
14
30
10
4
Jones, Ashley
Verdun, Vineece
Waldern, Jocelyn
Kangwa, Muki
Freeman, Jamie
Boryc, Rachel
Jones, Raquel
Perry, Chelsea
Cantrell, Audrey
Peeva, Nevena
TEAM
GEORGIA STATE
Opponents
Team Statistics
ATTACK
Kills
Errors
Total Attacks
Attack Pct
Kills/Set
SET
Assists
Attempts
Assist Pct
Assists/Set
SERVE
Aces
Errors
Attempts
Serve Pct
Aces/Set
SERVE RECEPTIONS
Errors
Errors/Set
Attempts
Reception Pct
DEFENSE
Digs
Digs/Set
BLOCKING
Block Solo
Block Assist
Total Blocks
Blocks/Set
Block Errors
Ball handling errors
ATTENDANCE
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral site #/Avg
Current win streak
Home win streak
Attack
e
ta
pct
349 3.32 147
234 2.27 89
165 1.59 70
152 1.54 75
150 1.43 80
132 1.42 76
23 0.48 17
16 0.17
2
7 0.07
3
1 0.06
1
1229 11.70 560
1223 11.65 578
958
517
474
471
543
441
94
38
26
4
3566
3572
.211
.280
.200
.163
.129
.127
.064
.368
.154
.000
.188
.181
sp
105
103
104
99
105
93
48
92
105
16
105
105
OVERALL
16-12
3-9
13-3
k
GAST
k/s
OPP
1229
560
3566
.188
11.7
1223
578
3572
.181
11.6
1140
3559
.320
10.9
1137
3543
.321
10.8
195
219
2309
.905
1.9
136
202
2243
.910
1.3
135
1.3
2016
.933
194
1.8
2054
.906
1537
14.6
1522
14.5
48
286
191.0
1.8
35
37
48
298
197.0
1.9
41
35
1527
9/170
7/130
0
0
1917
12/160
-
HOME
7-2
3-2
4-0
Set
a
a/s
sa
Serve
se sa/s
327 3.11 20 20
6 0.06
6
7
18 0.17 34 51
14 0.14 44 30
24 0.23 25 40
116 1.25
8 13
2 0.04
4
1
599 6.51 39 33
32 0.30 14 21
2 0.12
1
3
1140 10.86 195 219
1137 10.83 136 202
Date
Aug 28
Aug 28
Aug 29
Aug 29
Sep 04
Sep 05
Sep 05
Sep 11
Sep 12
Sep 12
Sep 13
Sep 18
Sep 19
Sep 19
Sep 22
*Sep 26
*Oct 02
*Oct 04
*Oct 09
*Oct 10
*Oct 16
*Oct 18
Oct 20
*Oct 24
*Oct 30
*Oct 31
*Nov 06
*Nov 07
AWAY
4-8
0-7
4-1
re
0.19
4 236 2.25
0.06
2 33 0.32
0.33 35 166 1.60
0.44
4 120 1.21
0.24 30 299 2.85
0.09
8 67 0.72
0.08
1
6 0.12
0.42
1 125 1.36
0.13 23 484 4.61
0.06
1
1 0.06
- 26
1.86 135 1537 14.64
1.30 194 1522 14.50
Opponent
vs CITADEL
at N.C. Central
vs High Point
vs South Carolina State
NORTH CAROLINA A&T
ULM
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
at UIC
vs #18 Michigan State
vs Duquesne
at Chicago State
vs NAVY
at Elon
vs Norfolk State
KENNESAW STATE
UNC WILMINGTON
NORTHEASTERN
HOFSTRA
at William and Mary
at VCU
TOWSON
DELAWARE
at Mercer
at UNC Wilmington
at James Madison
at George Mason
at Hofstra
at Northeastern
Record in 3-set matches: 8-4
Record in 4-set matches: 4-7
Record in 5-set matches: 4-1
Dig
dig dig/s
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
Score
3-0
3-0
0-3
3-0
3-0
3-1
3-2
0-3
0-3
3-0
3-0
3-1
3-2
3-0
3-1
3-1
1-3
3-2
1-3
0-3
3-2
1-3
3-0
1-3
2-3
1-3
1-3
1-3
NEUTRAL
5-2
0-0
5-2
bs
Blocking
ba total blk/s be bhe
11 39
50
17 64
81
8 53
61
4 36
40
2 26
28
3 24
27
3 31
34
0 11
11
0
2
2
0
0
0
48 286 191.0
48 298 197.0
0.48 7
0.79 8
0.59 8
0.40 3
0.27 3
0.29 1
0.71 3
0.12 2
0.02 0
0.00 0
- 1.82 35
1.88 41
16
2
1
1
2
4
0
9
2
0
37
35
Score by set
25-17,25-16,25-19
25-10,25-15,25-18
15-25,22-25,23-25
25-20,25-16,25-10
25-23,25-16,25-13
22-25,25-17,25-20,25-18
17-25,21-25,25-23,25-20,15-9
27-29,22-25,16-25
13-25,20-25,16-25
25-19,25-22,25-22
25-14,25-14,25-10
27-25,20-25,25-20,25-18
25-18,13-25,16-25,27-25,15-10
25-19,25-23,25-22
25-23,23-25,25-23,25-20
25-23,17-25,25-17,25-10
25-19,23-25,18-25,18-25
25-18,19-25,18-25,25-14,15-12
14-25,20-25,25-21,21-25
21-25,18-25,23-25
19-25,19-25,25-16,25-16,15-9
16-25,25-21,19-25,20-25
25-23,25-23,25-20
22-25,25-23,13-25,12-25
15-25,25-21,25-27,26-24,11-15
25-23,18-25,20-25,20-25
24-26,25-21,20-25,21-25
25-27,26-24,22-25,22-25
points
Att.
24
174
120
106
201
152
127
265
256
256
170
112
78
33
193
171
184
136
122
190
188
175
81
224
340
68
97
108