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Bowling Green State University Athletics
Falcons Volleyball Ends Season At 21-12
January 04, 2000 | Volleyball
Dec. 2, 1999
Bowling Green, Ohio - TOP STORIES:
* The Falcons fell to top-seeded Ball State in the semifinal round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament Friday (Nov. 26) ... the Brown and Orange, the tourney's fourth seed, had earned the right to face the Cardinals with a five-game win over visiting Miami in the quarterfinal round ... senior Heather Greig was BG's lone representative on the all-tourney team.
* Senior Lori Kemerer ends her career at the top of the BGSU career list for block assists ... with 413 in her career, Kemerer finished her tenure dead even with Lisa Mika (413 from 1998-91) for the number-one spot on that chart ... with 523 total blocks in her career, Kemerer finishes second at BGSU (behind Mika) and fifth in MAC history.
* The Falcons won 21 matches this season, marking the eighth time in school history that BGSU has reached the 20-win plateau ... the Falcons tripled last year's MAC win total ... after going 4-14 in conference action in 1998, BGSU was 12-6 this fall.
* The Brown and Orange defeated Miami for the first time since the 1993 season ... the Falcons had lost 12 consecutive matches to the Redskins/RedHawks.
UP NEXT: The Bowling Green State University volleyball team has completed the 1999 season. The Falcons ended the year with an overall record of 21-12 and a Mid-American Conference mark of 12-6. BGSU finished second in the East Division, and the Falcons were seeded fourth for the MAC Tournament. The Brown and Orange defeated #5 seed Miami in the quarterfinal round (Nov. 23) at Anderson Arena before losing to top-seeded Ball State in the semifinals three days later (Nov. 26).
LEWIS, KEMERER ARE ALL-MAC: BG seniors Melissa Lewis and Lori Kemerer have been named to the All-MAC Team, the league office announced last Wednesday (Nov. 24). Lewis earned All-MAC First-Team honors, while Kemerer was named to the all-conference second team.
DENISE VAN DE WALLE: Denise Van De Walle, the dean of MAC mentors, has completed her 17th year with the Falcons. She is the second-winningest coach in MAC history with 317 career victories, and her 145 MAC wins also rank her second all-time. Van De Walle reached the 300-win mark for her career Sept. 10, when the Falcons swept Mississippi State.
Tom Hanna has wrapped up his fourth season as Van De Walle's assistant, while former BGSU setter Wendy (Watkins) Teaman ends her first year on the BG staff.
ABOUT THE FALCONS: Bowling Green ended the year with an overall record of 21-12, and the Falcons finished MAC play with a 12-6 league slate. Prior to the Falcons' season-ending loss to BSU in the MAC Tournament semifinals, the Brown and Orange had captured 15 of the last 18 contests after a 6-8 start.
BGSU, the fourth seed for the MAC Tournament, earned the trip to Muncie with a five-game win over fifth-seeded Miami in last Tuesday's (Nov. 23) quarterfinal match. Senior Melissa Lewis had 21 kills to pace five Falcons in double digits, while freshman Kate Yeo had 20 digs to lead six double-digit diggers. Senior Heather Greig had 67 assists, one shy of her career high.
Lewis led the Brown and Orange with 12 kills and nine digs in the three-game loss to Ball State. Junior JoAnna Papageorgiou had a team-best four blocks, including a pair of solo rejections.
BGSU finished the regular season in second place in the MAC's East Division, a game behind Akron. The Falcons were picked to finish fourth in the division in the preseason coaches' poll.
The Brown and Orange finished with the fourth-best record in the MAC, earning a homecourt berth for the tourney quarterfinals in the process.
Individually, Lewis led the Falcons with 527 kills on the season. Lewis is ranked third in the MAC in kills per game with 4.47, and hit a team-best .279 (eighth in the MAC) this year. Greig dished out 1,321 assists, the second-highest total in school history, for an average of 11.19 per game. Another senior, Lori Kemerer, led BG -- and leads the MAC -- in blocks per game with 1.34. She also paced the team in digs per game (3.06), with Lewis (2.97 dpg) a close second in that category. Kemerer hit a stellar .314 in league play.
As a team, the Falcons led the MAC with 2.74 blocks per game.
Last season, the Falcons finished with an overall record of 11-21. BG finished in sixth place in the MAC's seven-team East Division with a 4-14 league record.
QUITE A TURNAROUND: The Falcons were the most-improved team in the MAC in 1999. BGSU, after finishing the 1998 season with an 11-21 overall mark, went 21-12 this fall, an improvement of nine-and-a-half games. The Falcons tripled the MAC win total from a year ago, going from 4-14 to 12-6.
MAC STANDINGS:
Team (Overall)_______________MAC East Division Akron (18-14)_______________13-5 Bowling Green (21-12)_______12-6 Miami (16-13)_______________11-7 Kent (14-17)________________10-8 Marshall (15-15)_____________9-9 Buffalo (11-19)_____________4-14 Ohio (9-21)_________________3-15West Division Ball State (28-6)___________16-2 Western Michigan (25-7)_____15-3 Eastern Michigan (20-12)____10-8 Northern Illinois (10-15)___7-11 Toledo (8-21)_______________5-13 Central Michigan (6-23)_____2-16
MAC TOURNAMENT RESULTS: Quarterfinals (Nov. 23 at campus sites): at #1 Ball State 3, #8 Marshall 0 (15-11, 15-7, 15-11) at #2 Western Mich. 3, #7 Eastern Mich. 1 (15-7, 15-8, 13-15, 16-14) #6 Kent 3, at #3 Akron 0 (15-11, 15-13, 15-9) at #4 Bowling Green 3, #5 Miami 2 (15-12, 4-15, 15-5, 5-15, 15-11)
Semifinals (Nov. 26 at Muncie, Ind.): Western Michigan 3, Kent 0 (15-6, 15-12, 15-12) at Ball State 3, BGSU 0 (15-6, 15-6, 15-7)
Championship (Nov. 27 at Muncie, Ind.): at Ball State 3, Western Michigan 0 (15-11, 16-14, 15-9)
"POP" NAMED TO ACADEMIC TEAM: Junior JoAnna Papageorgiou was named to the GTE Academic All-District IV Team ... "Pop" was named to the district's third team ... the team, which was announced on Nov. 23, is made up of student-athletes from NCAA Division I schools in the states of Alabama, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee ... to be nominated, student-athletes must be a starter or an important reserve, and carry a cumulative grade point average of 3.20 or higher ... team members are selected by a vote of members of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) within the district ... Papageorgiou started BG's first 12 matches of the year before missing five contests due to injury ... she returned to the starting lineup for the team's last three contests of the year ... "Pop" averaged 2.25 kills and 0.90 blocks on the year ... she entered the fall, 1999, semester with a perfect 4.00 GPA in chemistry.
KEMERER HOLDS A BLOCK PARTY: Senior Lori Kemerer's life at BGSU seemed to be one big block party ... Kemerer ended her career with 523 total blocks ... that figure ranks second all-time at BG, and is the fifth-highest total in Mid-American Conference history ... Kemerer finished sixth in BG annals with 110 career solo blocks, and tied for the school record with 413 block assists ... the list of top blockers in MAC history follows:
MAC CAREER LIST - TOTAL BLOCKS
1. 651 Angie Henderson (CMU), 1982-85 2. 635 Liz Cothren (BSU), 1994-97 3. 592 Joanne Hoskins (CMU), 1981-84 4. 569 Lisa Mika (BGSU), 1988-91 5. 523 LORI KEMERER (BGSU), 1996-99 6. 515 Melissa Hansen (WMU), 1993-96
LAST WEEK: The Falcons recorded the team's biggest victory in six years with a five-game marathon triumph (15-12, 4-15, 15-5, 5-15, 15-11) over the RedHawks at Anderson Arena Tuesday (Nov. 23) ... BGSU captured its first MAC Tournament win since the 1993 season, and the Falcons downed MU for the first time since that same year ... BG had lost 12 consecutive matches to the Redskins/RedHawks during that time ... the Brown and Orange came out strong ... senior Heather Greig opened the contest with a service ace, and the Falcons raced to a 5-0 lead in game one ... BGSU held leads of 7-3 and 10-4, but the visitors fought back to within 12-11 ... a pair of kills by senior Kris Pesorda, however, capped off the game ... the visitors never let BG get untracked in the second game, charging to an 8-0 lead ... back-to-back kills by senior Melissa Lewis sparked a 3-0 BG run that cut the deficit to 10-4, but the RedHawks scored the last five points of the game ... the Falcons opened game three just like game one -- with a Greig ace ... the Falcons led by a 4-0 count, let the 'Hawks close the gap to 7-5, then reeled off the final eight points ... Lewis had six of her team-high 21 kills in that third game ... the RedHawks took a 4-2 lead in game four, but three-straight kills by senior Lori Kemerer gave BG a 5-4 edge ... that was all the excitement for Falcon fans in that particular game, however, as MU proceeded to score 11 consecutive points and force the decisive fifth game ... MU raced out to a quick 3-0 lead, and the RedHawks led by a 5-2 score before an Amber Vorst kill started a 5-1 run for BG ... Vorst, a sophomore, led the Falcons with a .400 hitting percentage on the evening ... a solo block by junior JoAnna Papageorgiou tied the contest at 5-5, and the Falcons took a 7-6 lead moments later ... the visitors scored the next three points, but BG tacked together a 3-0 run and took the lead at 11-10 on a Kemerer kill ... Kemerer had a hand in four of the final five BG points ... Miami tied the match at 11, but a Vorst kill gave BG a lead it would not relinquish ... a Kemerer kill put BG up, 13-11, and Kemerer and Greig combined to block a Miami attack attempt, setting the stage for the match point ... seconds later, Kemerer, who had 15 kills on the evening, provided the biggest kill of her career ... Kemerer, known for her ferocious kills, softly placed a ball toward an uncovered area deep in the corner ... when the ball landed just inside the line, the Falcons had the victory ... Lewis's 21 kills paced five Falcons in double digits ... Pesorda and Kemerer had 16 and 15, respectively, while Vorst added 14 and Papageorgiou 12 ... defensively, freshman Kate Yeo had 20 digs to lead six Falcons in double digits in that category ... Greig's 67 assists fell just one shy of her career high ... Kemerer's final block assist of the night did more than place the Falcons a point away from the win ... the block assist was the 413th of her storied BG career, tying her for the school's all-time lead with Lisa Mika (1988-91) ... the Falcons' season came to an end three days later (Nov. 26), at the hands of top seed and semifinal host Ball State ... the Cardinals recorded a three-game win (15-6, 15-6, 15-7) in University Arena ... the Falcons took a quick 4-0 lead in the first game, aided by a pair of Vorst kills ... but, the Cards took the lead for good at 6-5, then scored nine of the next 10 points ... BSU led all the way in game two, building a 4-0 lead of their own, and scoring seven-of-eight points in a later stretch ... the Cardinals' Megan Hammons had 10 of her match-high 19 kills in the third game ... Lewis was the only Falcon in double digits in kills ... she had team-best totals of 12 kills and nine digs ... Vorst had six kills, while Greig had 30 assists ... two of Papageorgiou's four blocks were of the solo variety ... the match marked the end of the respective careers of four BGSU seniors -- Greig, Kemerer, Lewis and Pesorda ... Greig was BGSU's lone representative on the All-MAC Tournament Team.
THANKS, SENIORS: The Falcons saw the careers of four seniors end in the Ball State match ... setter Heather Greig, middle Lori Kemerer, left-side hitter Melissa Lewis and right-side hitter Kris Pesorda ended their tenure in the Brown and Orange ... the quartet formed two-thirds of the starting lineup this year, helping the Falcons to a 21-win season and a berth in the MAC Tournament semifinals ... they combined to start 129 matches this season and 366 over the last four years ... the four teamed for 3,346 kills, 3,099 assists, 3,454 digs and 988 blocks.
FALCON PLAYER NOTES:
NATALIE BECKER: Sophomore from Frankfort, Ill. ... appeared in 24 matches off the bench ... played in a total of 48 games ... had 104 assists, five aces and 33 digs ... added two kills and two block assists ... had a season-best 17 assists vs. Kent ... three days earlier, had a season-high six digs at Wright State.
KRISTA DAVIS: Redshirt junior from Hamilton, Ontario ... played in 26 matches off the bench, seeing action in 48 games ... hit .191, with 16 kills, five assists and five aces on the year ... also had nine digs and 10 total blocks ... a career-high three of her aces came in win at Oakland ... had four kills vs. St. Francis (Pa.) and three against Wright State ... had three blocks in back-to-back matches, vs. Kent and Ohio.
KRISTIN GAMBY: Redshirt freshman from Mt. Victory, Ohio ... played in six matches off the bench, in a total of six games ... had two kills and two solo blocks on the year ... kills came in home matches vs. Toledo and Buffalo ... had a block in that UB match, as well as against St. Francis (Pa.).
HEATHER GREIG: Senior from West Bloomfield, Mich. ... started all 33 matches and played in all 118 games ... had 1,321 assists, the second-highest seasonal total in BGSU history ... had a career-best 68 assists in a win at Akron ... had 67 helpers in MAC Tournament win vs. Miami ... was named to the MAC's All-Tournament team ... had a team-high 37 service aces, including five vs. Ohio and four on two occasions ... her 235 digs included eight double-digit efforts ... had a season-best 21 digs at Wright State ... the 5-foot-6 setter had 48 blocks on the year, including a career-high seven at Toledo ... her 49 kills included four vs. Loyola (Md.) ... ranks fourth in school history in assists, with 2,646.
LORI KEMERER: Senior from Antwerp, Ohio ... an All-MAC Second-Team selection ... will leave BGSU with her name all over the record books ... tied for first in career block assists, with 413 ... ranks second all-time, and fifth in MAC history, with 523 total blocks ... also on the BG career lists for digs (1,197, third), attack attempts (3,313, fourth), kills (1,265, sixth) and solo blocks (110, sixth) ... was the MAC Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 13 ... hit .255 on the season, with 2.78 kills, 3.06 digs and a MAC-best 1.34 blocks per game ... in MAC matches only, was fifth in the league with a hitting percentage of .314 ... overall, her 289 kills included 12 double-digit efforts ... went over 10 kills seven times in the last nine matches, including a season-best 21 as Toledo ... had 318 digs, including 22 at Wright State, 21 at Akron and 20 at UT ... had 139 total blocks, tying her career best with 10 at WSU ... had nine blocks vs. Providence, and eight on two occasions.
MELISSA LEWIS: Senior from Mansfield, Ohio ... a First-Team All-MAC choice by the league's coaches ... earned MAC Offensive-Player-of-the-Week honors three times in a four-week span ... the first Falcon ever to earn league P-O-W laurels three times in the same season ... had 527 kills, the fifth-most in a season in BG history ... her 1,303 attack attempts were the third-most in a season by a Falcon ... ends her career ranked fifth in school history in both categories (1,277 kills, 3,303 attempts) ... in 1999, hit a team-best .279, with 4.47 kills and 2.97 digs per game ... her 27 matches with double-digit kills totals included eight matches of 20 or more ... had a career-high 31 kills at Wright State, then tied that mark three days later vs. Kent ... also had a career-best 22 digs vs. WSU ... her 63 total blocks included a career-high six at Eastern Michigan ... had a career-best three solo rejections vs. Cleveland State ... tied her career best with four service aces vs. Mississippi State ... had BG's top-five single-match kill efforts on the season.
JoANNA PAPAGEORGIOU: Junior from Rock Island, Ill. ... named to the GTE Academic All-District IV Third Team ... saw action in 26 matches, making 15 starts ... played in a total of 73 games ... hit .225 with 2.25 kills, 1.63 digs and 0.90 blocks per game ... her 164 kills included six matches of 10 or more ... had a career-high 17 vs. Providence ... had four matches of double-digit dig totals, including 13 vs. both Colgate and PU ... had a career-best six blocks vs. both Loyola (Md.) and Mississippi State ... hit .480 (14-2-25) at Western Michigan ... had 19 solo blocks among her 66 total rejections ... had three solo blocks twice.
KRIS PESORDA: Senior from Wellington, Ohio ... finishes her BGSU career ranked on several school career lists ... is ninth all-time with 234 block assists, and ranks 10th in total blocks, with 251 ... with 782 career kills, is 13th on that list ... is ninth on the career assists list, with 282 ... is the highest-ranking non-setter on that list ... this year, started all 33 matches, and played in 116 of BGSU's 118 games ... had 2.30 kills, 0.66 assists, 2.01 digs and 0.72 blocks per game ... her 267 kills included 12 matches of 10 or more ... had a season-best 16 kills vs. Miami in the MAC Tournament ... had 10 matches with double-digit dig totals, including 15 vs. Wright State ... had 83 blocks on the year, with a season best of six vs. both WSU and Toledo ... had six assists in the Miami win, and 77 on the year ... hit a BGSU season-best .519 (15-1-27) in a win at Marshall.
SHYANN ROBINSON: Sophomore from Portage, Mich. ... played in 21 matches, starting 10 ... saw action in a total of 41 games ... had 42 kills, including eight vs. St. Francis (Pa.) and seven against Colgate ... her 52 digs included a 10-dig effort vs. Providence ... had 10 total blocks on the year, and had at least one block in her first six matches in a Falcon uniform ... transferred from Oakland University after playing for the Golden Grizzlies in 1998.
CATY ROMMECK: Sophomore from Sterling Heights, Mich. ... played in 29 matches, starting seven ... saw action in a total of 79 games ... hit .240 with 2.13 kills and 0.97 blocks per game ... her 168 kills included six double-digit efforts ... had a season-best 22 kills in a win at Akron ... had four-straight matches of at least 10 kills in early October ... her 77 blocks included 19 solo rejections ... had four solo blocks and nine total blocks in a home win vs. Kent ... had eight blocks against Eastern Michigan ... had at least two solo blocks six times ... her 56 digs included eight in the regular-season Miami match ... like Robinson, a first-year transfer from Oakland University.
CHRIS SHEPHERD: Sophomore from Northwood, Ohio ... played in 18 matches, making one start ... played in a total of 29 games ... her 17 digs included three on two separate occasions ... had two aces, both against Eastern Michigan ... had three kills on the year, including two at Ball State in the MAC Tournament semifinal.
KAREN TANGEMAN: Sophomore from Dayton, Ohio ... played in nine matches, starting a pair ... saw action in 19 games ... shattered her previous career bests with 13 digs and three service aces at Wright State ... had 23 digs and the three aces on the season ... also had one kill, vs. St. Francis (Pa.).
LAURA TWYMAN: Freshman from Sugar Land, Texas ... sat out the season as a redshirt ... attended Findlay (Ohio) H.S. as a freshman before moving to Texas.
AMBER VORST: Sophomore from Kalida, Ohio ... played in 32 of BG's 33 matches, making 27 starts ... saw action in 107 games ... hit .196 with 1.79 kills, 2.67 digs and 0.41 blocks per game ... had nine matches of at least 10 kills, including four consecutive contests in late October ... had a season-best 14 kills in the MAC Tournament win over Miami, and added 13 against CMU ... had 12 matches with 10 or more digs, including a career best of 22 at Wright State ... had 19 against Eastern Michigan, as well as in that Miami win ... hit .400 or better in three-straight matches down the stretch, including .583 vs. Cleveland State and .579 at Buffalo ... her 44 blocks included a career-high five at Toledo.
KATE YEO: Freshman from Singapore ... played in 26 matches, starting 11 ... saw action in 75 games on the year ... had 2.37 digs and 0.25 service aces per game ... her 178 digs included double-digit efforts in seven matches ... had a career-high 20 digs in MAC Tournament win over Miami ... had 15 against both Central Michigan and Eastern Michigan ... her 19 service aces included three at Ball State in regular-season action.
FALCON NOTES: The Falcons won 20 matches in a season for the eighth time in school history, and the first time since the 1993 season ... the total of 21 overall wins was BG's most since the 1992 squad ... that team won a school-record 30 matches and advanced to the championship of the NIVC ... BGSU, with 12 MAC wins, tripled last year's conference victory total ... the 1998 squad went 4-14 ... the 1992 team set the school record for MAC wins, posting a 17-1 league mark ... this year's edition of the Falcons went 6-3 in both MAC home matches and league road contests ... BGSU went 2-7 in both categories last fall ... overall, the Falcons went 8-3 at home in 1999, marking the most home wins since the 1994 team went 8-2 ... senior Lori Kemerer is just the second player in BGSU history with 1,000 kills, 1,000 digs and 500 blocks in her career ... Kemerer, who surpassed the millennium mark in digs during the Wright State match (Oct. 5), had exceeded the 1,000-kill mark on Sept. 10 vs. Mississippi State ... she recorded her 500th career block at Ball State (Nov. 10) ... senior Melissa Lewis also recorded her 1,000th career kill this year, in the first Kent match (Oct. 8) ... in the Ball State match (Nov. 26), senior Heather Greig moved into fourth on the school's career assists list ... Greig passed Wendy (Watkins) Teaman, her former teammate and a current BGSU assistant coach ... in the MAC stats, the Falcons led the league in blocking, with 2.74 per game, and ranked third in hitting percentage, at .224 ... the rankings include all matches through the MAC Tournament, but do not include any NCAA Tournament action ... Ball State is the lone MAC representative in the NCAAs ... BGSU was ranked seventh in assists (13.62), eighth in both kills (14.61) and digs (16.19) and 11th in service aces (1.38) ... individually, Kemerer led the league in blocking, with 1.34 blocks per game ... sophomore Caty Rommeck was 14th in that category (0.97 bpg) ... Lewis was third in the league with 4.47 kills per game ... Lewis (.279), Kemerer (.255) and Rommeck (.240) were ranked eighth, 11th and 15th, respectively, in hitting percentage ... senior Heather Greig was ninth in assists (11.19 avg.) and 12th in service aces (0.31) ... Kemerer was 15th in digs, with 3.06 per game ... in MAC matches only, BGSU finished second in blocking (2.92), third in hitting pct. (.249), fourth in aces (1.55) and eighth in kills (14.74), assists (13.82) and digs (16.06) ... Kemerer was fifth in hitting (.314), while Lewis was eighth (.283) and Rommeck 12th (.259) ... Lewis was second in the league in kills in MAC matches only, with 4.39 per game ... Greig was second in service aces (0.42), while freshman Kate Yeo tied for 14th (0.30) ... Kemerer was third in blocking (1.38), while Rommeck was 13th (1.12) ... Kemerer was 14th in digs (3.11), and Greig finished ninth in assists (11.17) ... Bowling Green was picked to finish fourth in the MAC's East Division by the league's head coaches ... BGSU was picked to place behind Miami, Akron and Ohio, but ahead of Kent, Marshall and Buffalo ... the Falcons actually finished second, a game behind Akron, and ahead of (in order) Miami, Kent, Marshall, Buffalo and Ohio.
FALCON QUICK FACTS
THIS WEEK 1999 Season CompleteLAST WEEK at #4 BGSU 3, #5 Miami 2 Tue., Nov. 23 - Anderson Arena MAC Tournament Quarterfinal
at #1 Ball State 3, BGSU 0 Fri., Nov. 26 - Muncie, Indiana MAC Tournament Semifinal
1999 RECORDS Overall: 21-12 (.636) Mid-American Conf.: 12-6 (.667) MAC Finish: Second in East Div.
HEAD COACH - Denise Van De Walle (17 seasons) Alma Mater: Ball State, 1976 Record at BGSU: 317-212 Overall Career Record: 317-212
ASSISTANT COACHES Tom Hanna (four seasons) Alma Mater: Marist, 1991 Wendy Teaman (one season) Alma Mater: Bowling Green, 1998
BOWLING GREEN RECORDS All-Time: 415-328-3 (.558) (1976-present / 24 years) MAC: 145-112 (.564) (1983-present / 17 years)
MAC TITLES - 1989, 1991, 1992
MAC TOURNEY TITLES - 1991
NCAA APPEARANCES - 1991
NIVC APPEARANCES - 1992, 1993
BGSU SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
Attack Attempts 1. 1,413 Holli Costein_______1992 2. 1,336 Carlyn Esslinger____1995 3. 1,303 MELISSA LEWIS_______1999 4. 1,268 Angellette Love_____1992 5. 1,238 Melissa Lewis_______1998Kills 1. 591 Tammy Schiller______1991 2. 564 Holli Costein_______1992 3. 531 Carlyn Esslinger____1995 4. 530 Tammy Schiller______1990 5. 527 MELISSA LEWIS_______1999 6. 499 Lisa Mika___________1991
Block Assists 1. 145 Lisa Mika__________1990 2. 130 Lisa Mika__________1991 3. 129 Nicky Mudrak_______1993 4. 128 Lisa Berardinelli__1986 5. 126 Nicky Mudrak_______1992 6. 125 Lori Kemerer_______1997 7. 119 LORI KEMERER_______1999
Total Blocks 1. 206 Lisa Mika__________1990 2. 182 Nicky Mudrak_______1993 3. 179 Lisa Mika__________1991 4. 172 Nicky Mudrak_______1992 5. 165 Lisa Berardinelli__1986 6. 153 Tammy Schiller_____1990 7. 152 Lori Kemerer_______1997 8. 144 Tammy Schiller_____1991 9. 139 LORI KEMERER_______1999
Assists 1. 1,588 Carey Amos_________1992 2. 1,321 HEATHER GREIG______1999 3. 1,316 Carey Amos_________1991 4. 1,275 Wendy Watkins______1997 5. 1,267 Jodi Olson_________1993 6. 1,248 Heather Greig______1998
BGSU CAREER RECORDS
Attack Attempts 1. 3,821 Carlyn Esslinger___1992-95 2. 3,769 Tammy Schiller_____1988-91 3. 3,481 Lika Mika__________1988-91 4. 3,313 LORI KEMERER_______1996-99 5. 3,303 MELISSA LEWIS______1996-99Kills 1. 1,709 Tammy Schiller_____1988-91 2. 1,462 Carlyn Esslinger___1992-95 3. 1,461 Lisa Mika__________1988-91 4. 1,286 J.L. Williamson____1984-87 5. 1,277 MELISSA LEWIS______1996-99 6. 1,265 LORI KEMERER_______1996-99 7. 1,243 Holli Costein______1989-92 8. 1,130 Lori Hilton________1993-96 9. 1,015 Heather Murphy_____1996-98 10. 858 Nicky Mudrak_______1990-93 11. 787 Jessica Andrasko___1991-94 12. 785 Kelley Ellett______1985-88 13. 782 KRIS PESORDA_______1996-SA
Solo Blocks 1. 156 Lisa Mika__________1988-91 2. 154 Tammy Schiller_____1988-91 3. 145 Lisa Berardinelli__1983-86 4. 113 Nicky Mudrak_______1990-93 5. 112 Lori Hilton________1993-96 6. 110 LORI KEMERER_______1996-99
Block Assists 1. 413 LORI KEMERER_______1996-99 413 Lisa Mika__________1988-91 3. 332 Tammy Schiller_____1988-91 ... 8. 240 Lynne Nibert_______1984-87 9. 234 KRIS PESORDA_______1996-99
Total Blocks 1. 569 Lisa Mika__________1988-91 2. 523 LORI KEMERER_______1996-99 3. 486 Tammy Schiller_____1988-91 ... 9. 319 Lynne Nibert_______1984-87 10. 251 KRIS PESORDA_______1996-99
Digs 1. 1,344 Holli Costein______1989-92 2. 1,247 Linda Popovich_____1986-89 3. 1,197 LORI KEMERER_______1996-99 4. 1,142 Tammy Schiller_____1988-91
Assists 1. 4,406 Linda Popovich_____1986-89 2. 3,779 Carey Amos_________1989-92 3. 3,407 Jodi Olson_________1993-95 4. 2,646 HEATHER GREIG______1996-99 5. 2,619 Wendy Watkins______1994-97 ... 9. 282 KRIS PESORDA_______1996-99 10. 217 NATALIE BECKER_____1998-SA
