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LOCATION: Memphis, Tennessee 38152 QENROLLMENT: 22,000 • F TNICKNAME: Lady Tigers V-/COLORS: Blue and Gray TFOUNDED: 1912 1PRESIDENT: Dr. Thomas CarpenterATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Charles CavagnaroASST. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Lynn ParkesVOLLEYBALL COACH: Diane HaleALMA MATER & YEAR: Tennessee, 1975CAREER RECORD: 195-149ASSISTANT COACH: Sandy GarnerVOLLEYBALL OFFICE PHONE: (901) 454-23151985 RECORD: 15-19HOME ARENA: MSU Field HouseCAPACITY: 3,000ASST. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Carla StephensSID PHONE: (901) 454-2337

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THE PRESIDENTDr. Thomas Glenn CarpenterMSU's 9th President

Dr. Thomas Glenn Carpenter, who played football at Georgia Tech beforegraduating from Memphis State, has been president of his Alma Mater for fiveyears. His appointment as the ninth president of the University by the StateBoard of Regents was effective August 1,1980. He has previously been presidentof the University of North Florida at Jacksonville, Florida. Dr. Carpenter playedon Georgia Tech teams before entering the Navy in 1944 during World War II.

Dr. Carpenter, age 59, was born in Atlanta, Georgia, and was educated in thepublic schools of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He received his bachelor ofscience degree in business administration from Memphis State in 1949. He wenton to receive his master's degree in economics from Baylor University in 1950and his Ph.D. from the University of Florida in 1963.

Dr. Carpenter has 26 years professional experience, serving four institutionsof higher education. He began in 1957 at the University of Florida as aninstructor of economics and statistics and also served there as the assistantdirector of housing.

From 1964 to 1965 he served as director of auxiliary services at FloridaAtlantic University. Then in 1965 he went to the University of West Florida asbusiness manager. During the next four and a half years there, he served as deanfor administration, vice president for administrative services and acting vicepresident for academic affairs.

In 1969 he became president of the University of North Florida and served inthat capacity for eleven years.

Dr. Carpenter is married to the former Oneida Pruette of Memphis, also aMemphis State graduate. They have two children.

ATHLETIC DIRECTORCharles Cavagnaro

Charles Cavagnaro, a former sports editor and metropolitan editor of theMemphis Commercial Appeal, took over the duties of Memphis State's athleticdirector on November 1, 1982.

A lifelong Memphian, the 45-year-old Cavagnaro attended elementary andhigh school in Memphis, and received a Bachelor of Science degree in journalismin 1966 from Memphis State University. He began working for The CommercialAppeal at the age of 19, when he was a freshman at Memphis State.

Cavagnaro worked as a sports reporter for 10 years at The CommercialAppeal, covering all manner of sports stories and dealing with personalities,players, and coaches from all areas of sports stories and dealing withpersonalities, players, and coaches from all areas of sports during this time andwas assigned to cover Memphis State football and basketball. He served on theLook Magazine All-America Selection Committee, and was a member of theAmerican Legion World Series in Baseball operation.

After 10 years at The Commercial Appeal, Cavagnaro became generalmanager of a professional basketball team, the Memphis Pros in the ABA, in1970 and at that time was the youngest general manager (30) in professionalbasketball.

Cavagnaro returned to The Commerical Appeal and worked in a series ofnewspaper management positions, including night metropolitan editor, executivesports editor, assistant managing editor and assistant managing editor for themetropolitan desk, a position he had held since 1980.

Cavagnaro is the coauthor of the History of Ole Miss Football, is a member ofthe Memphis Kiwanis Club and on the board of directors of the Mile of DimesChristmas Charity. He is also credited with starting the Crime StoppersProgram of The Commercial Appeal.

Cavagnaro's wife, Pat, is a real estate sales person and a member of the MillionDollar Sales Club. They have three children, Mrs. Tammy Rogers of Memphis,Scarlett, a junior at Memphis State, and a son, Chip, a 14-year-old student atHarding Academy.

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTORfor Women's AthleticsLynn Parkes

Lynn Parkes, the women's golf coach at Memphis State for the past ten years,is now in her third year as Assistant Athletic Director of Women's Athletics.

Parkes, 35, replaced Elma Roane, who retired three years ago, after workingnearly 40 years for Memphis State.

Parkes is just the second administrator for women's athletics at MemphisState ever, and will continue her duties as women's golf coach in addition tooverseeing the six women's sports—basketball, volleyball, golf, tennis, trackand cross country.

A native of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, Parkes is a 1973 graduate from theUniversity of Alabama, where she played collegiate golf and competed for theCrimson Tide at the AIAW national tournament her final three years of college.Following her graduation she taught for two years at Loretto (Tennessee) HighSchool as a physical education instructor.

Parkes came to Memphis State in 1975 to complete her graduate degree inphysical education and, at the same time, started the women's golf program atMemphis State.

A member of the Ladies Professional Golf Association and the Women's GolfCoaches Association, Parkes also serves as an Area Consultant for the NationalGolf Foundation, which provides teaching clinics in this country.

She has been very instrumental in the developing of junior golf, as a clinician,working throughout the southeastern United States in various campus helpingyoung players develop their skills.

She is also involved with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at MemphisState and was named to the FCA Golf Ministry National Board of Directors.

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC TRAINERLinda Arnold

One of the nation's top women in athletic training, Linda Arnold, since comingto Memphis State in 1976, has built from scratch one of the most modern andadequately equipped training rooms in the country.

A native of Memphis and graduate of Murray State in Kentucky, Linda wascertified in 1976, after receiving her masters at Fort Hayes University in Kansas,where she studied under Steven Antonopulos, the head trainer for the DenverBroncos professional football team.

Linda is nationally known by serving as an examiner at the National AthleticTrainer Association exam, which is held yearly.

As a author, Linda has published eight articles, that have appeared innumerous sports and health magazines, included in those eight are—"HamstringStrain: A Coaches Dilemma" and "The Gum Has Got To Go"—which haveappeared in the NAGWS: Tip and Technique Guides in Track and Basketball.

She has also been a guest speaker at the 1980 NAGWS National CoachesConference in Memphis, and the Cramer clinic in Martin, Tennessee. She is aveteran of over ten Cramer camps, where she has served as respresentative,examiner and representative for the Cramer company.

In 1979, Linda, who is single, was named one of the Outstanding YoungWomen in America, and in 1984 she was named to the Who's Who AmongOutstanding Women in the South and Southwest Region.

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HEAD COACHDIANE HALE

Since taking over the Memphis State Volleyball helm in 1978, Diane Hale hasaveraged over 26 wins at MSU and has won more matches than any other coachin MSU history. The 32-year-old Hale had her best season ever in 1980 as theLady Tigers posted a 41-17 mark with an appearance in the AIAW regional.

A native of Knoxville, Tennessee, Diane received her bachelor's degree fromthe University of Tennessee in 1975. While an undergraduate, Diane played fouryears of intercollegiate volleyball and competed in the nationals in both herfreshman and junior seasons.

Upon graduation, Diane took over coaching duties at UT, while completingher master's degree. After one year, she moved north to Ames, Iowa as the headcoach at Iowa State University in 1976 and 1977.

Considered one of the top coaches in the nation, Diane is on the board ofdirectors of the United States Volleyball Association's Delta Region. She is alsothe director of the Junior Olympic Development program in the Mid-South area,and serves as advisor with the Camp Development Committee in the UnitedStates.

Because of Diane's affiliation with the USVBA, she has been a clinician forvarious National Camp Development Programs and was instrumental in theUSVBA national being held at Memphis State University and the MillingtonNaval Base in 1983, as well as bringing the United States and Japanese nationalteams in exhibitions on several occasions.

MALE'S CAREER RECORDAT MEMPHIS STATE

YEAR19781979198019811982198319841985

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MALE'S MILESTONEVICTORIES AT

MEMPHIS STATE1st Mississippi U/Women (9-22-78)25th Tennessee Tech (11-10-78)50th Missouri-Kansas City (10-20-79)75th Clernson (9-3-80)100th North Carolina (11-20-80)125th Ole Miss (11-12-81)150th Mississippi State (10-8-83)175th Arkansas State (10-10-84)

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ASSISTANT COACHSANDY GARNER

Sandy Garner, the only Lady Tiger volleyball player to have her jersey (#9)retired, is entering her fifth season as Memphis State's assistant volleyballcoach. Formerly Sandy Monce, she was married in the summer of 1983, aftercompleting her master's degree at MSU.

During the summer, Sandy is also on staff as a clinician for various NationalDevelopment Camps.

Sandy lettered for four seasons at Memphis State, including three years underhead coach Diane Hale, and was named to three all-state teams and was theMVP of the Metro Conference Tournament during her senior year.

While at Memphis State, Sandy was one of a few players in the nation invitedto try out for the United States Olympic National Team. In 1978, she was amember of the southern all-star team at the National Sports Festival and theMVP of the USVBA southern region, and later competed in the 1980 FloridaSunshine State Games.

A versatile athlete, Sandy was also a high jumper on the Memphis State trackand field team.

Sandy was a 1977 graduate from Jefferson High School in her native Tampa,Florida, where she lettered in volleyball, basketball, and track. In volleyball, shewas twice selected all-conference and all-county. Sandy and husband Don areexpecting their first child this season.

1986 LADY TIGER OUTLOOKThis year's team has the potential to be the finest team Coach Diane Hale has ever coached.

With every starter returning, there will be no excuses for this Lady Tiger team which had adisappointing season last year finishing 15-19.

Head Coach Diane Hale enters her ninth year at Memphis State, and is optimistic about thissquad. "There is a lot of talent on this team. With the two new freshmen, and the players we alreadyhave, it should be a real dogfight this year for starting roles."

Leading this talented group is senior Angie Glaub, last year's MVP, and recipient of the ElmaRoane Award. Glaub led the team last year with her 391 kills, and has steadily been the Lady Tigersmost improved player through the years. Two other seniors are the reason Memphis State shouldhave a banner season. Peggy Rule, a setter-hitter led last year's team in attack percentage hitting.239%, and digs with 325 to her credit. The quickest player on the team, Rule makes up for her 5-6height with her 28 inch vertical jump and her aggressive play. Mia Stephens is the other senior whowas depended upon last year for her leadership. Stephens, a setter, finished the year with thehighest setting percentage at .344%.

Three juniors will play important roles this year, as two were starters on last year's club assophomores. Kim Ehrhorn was the Lady Tigers threat at the net last year as the leaper led theteam in blocks with 143. Chelle Penner should be both an offensive and defensive threat forCoach Hale, as she has improved every aspect of her game. Phyllis Richey has also continued toimprove her game, and should add to the Lady Tiger defense, with her solid back court play.

Three sophomores got their feet wet very early last season, as they were depended uponimmediately to contribute. Nancy Wolter, started nearly every game as a freshman, picking upvaluable experience. The 6-0 outside hitter also tallied 127 blocks, which was second on the squad.Shawna Mullins came back strong from an ankle injury which sidelined her for half of the season,to help offensively, while Lisa Eisenrich used her 6-2 height to help at the net, going on to pick uplast year's "Most Improved" player award.

Two signees round out this year's team that is full of depth and talent. Rhonda Kottke, a 6-0middle blocker from New Hope, Minnesota has already distinguished herself as an offensive threatwith her strong leaping ability. Clare Dirksen, is a 5-9 setter from Springfield, Illinois who hasgotten plenty of pre-season praise and has the ability to immediately step in and run the offense.

The Lady Tigers once again will play a tough Metro Conference schedule, intermixed with atough non-conference collection of top twenty teams. Memphis State will once again host the LadyTiger Classic and Memphis State Invitational, bringing in some of the top area teams.

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Shawna MullinsChelle PennerPhyllis RicheyClare DirksenAngle GlaubKim EhrhornPeggy RuleLisa EisenrichNancy WolterRhonda Kottke

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Manteno, Il./MantenoAurora, Ne./ AuroraGermantown, Tn./St. AgnesSpringfield, Il./Sacred HeartBreese, Il./Matter DeiCanon city, Co./Canon CityBelleville, Il./AthoffBoise, Id./BorahNorwood, Mn./Mayer LutheranNew Hope, Mn./Robbinsdale

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8 CLARE DIRKSEN5-9... FRESHMAN. SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

Has the ability to immediately step into the setter role as a freshman. . . preppedat Sacred Heart Academy in Springfield, Illinois where her team lost just eightmatches in two years . . . two year starter . . . named to National Elite team in1985 . . . three years experience playing in USVBA. . . and two years with AAU. . . has strong knowledge of the game for a freshman ... 20 inch vertical jump. . . Accounting major . . . Born December 31, 1967.

13 LISA EISENRICH6-2 ... SOPHOMORE. BOISE, ID., ILL.

Received last year's "Most Improved Player" award. . . came on strong towardlatter part of the season. . . with continued expereince should be a threat on thefront row. . . saw limited action last year as a freshman... 22 inch vertical jump. . . received all-district and honorable mention all-state honors her senior yearat Borah High in Boise . . . undeclared major . . . Born October 13, 1967.

YEARGP KCAREER STATISTICS

E TA PCX SA B AS TA PCX DG RE BE SE

198530 16 18 66 -.030 2 2513 .538 320

11KIM EHRHORN5-10 . , . JUNIOR. CANON CITY, CO.

Probably one of the most underated players in the Metro Conference . . . madethe final cut on the South team in the National Sports Festival last summer . . .cleared 5-4 in the high jump last spring as a member of the Lady Tiger track team... 28 inch vetical jump ... led the team last year in blocks with 147 . . . hasdrastically improved the attack part of her game. . . undeclared major. . .BornMay 10, 1966.

YEARGP KCAREER STATISTICS

E TA PCT SA B AS TA PCT DG RE BE SE1984 12 4 1 12 .250 1 4 0 0 000 4 6 2 61985 129 191 119 560 .128 34 143 18 35 .514 197 24 8 57

TOTALS 141 195 120 572 .131 35 147 18 35 .514 201 30 10 63

10 ANGIE GLAUB5-9 ... SENIOR . . . BREESE, ILL.

Named last year's "Most Valuable Player" . . . has greatly improved her skillsover last three years . . . led team last year in kills with 391 . . . one of threeseniors depended upon for leadership . . . very intimidating from her outsideposition. . .28 inch vertical jump. . . received the prestigious 1985 "Elma RoaneAward" for outstanding athletic and academic achievement. . . originally fromGermantown, where she played on Memphis Junior Olympic team . . .elementary education major . . . Born October 11, 1965.

YEAR GP K

CAREER STATISTICSE TA PCT SA B AS TA PCT DG RE BE SE

1983 94 163 84 426 .185 25 75 15 28 .535 158 48 30 251984 125 163 151 529 .023 25 121 17 42 .404 165 70 20 361985 129 391 205 1027 .181 46 61 27 104 .259 305 53 6 65

TOTALS 238 717 440 1982 .139 96 257 59 174 .339 628 171 56 126

16 RHONDA KOTTKE6-0 ... FRESHMAN . . . NEW HOPE, MN.

Led her Robinsdale Armstrong High School to the state championship in 1984,and a 4th place finish in 1985 . . . was named to the All-State team in 1985 . . . willadd depth to the middle blocker-hitter posi t ion. . . 24 inch vertical jump. . . hersize will give the Lady Tigers the tallest team they have ever had with four playersover six feet . . . played on the North Country USVBA junior team . . .undeclared major . . . Born November 8, 1967.

5 CHELLE PENNER6-0 ... JUNIOR . . . AURORA, NEB.

Chelle (pronounced Shelley) had a strong sophomore season in which shebecame a full-time starter . . . had a .152 attack percentage last year . . . wasthird on the team in digs with 277, and third in blocks with 78 ... withimprovement in her serve, should become one of the Lady Tigers mostconsistent performers . . . 22 inch vertical jump . . . foreign language major . . .Born March 17, 1966.

YEAR GP KCAREER STATISTICS

TA PCT SA B AS TA PCT DG RE BE SE

1984 41 29 11 74 .243 2 14 7 13 .538 29 10 3 31985 126 189 102 574 .152 30 78 40 144 .278 278 36 7 40

TOTALS 167 218 113 648 .162 32 92 47 157 .299 306 46 10 43

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1 SHAWNA MULLINS5-10 . . . SOPHOMORE . . . MANTENO, ILL.

Missed half of last year's season with an ankle injury . . . came back from injuryto be a part-time starter ... a strong passer and hitter, she made few offensiveerrors. . . had a. 142 attack percentage. . . one of two southpaws on the team,she adds an extra dimension to the Lady Tiger offense ... 22 inch vetical jump. . . had an outstanding prep career at Manteno High School, earning all-statehonors . . . physical education major . . . Born February 22, 1967.

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CAREER STATISTICSTA PCT SA B AS TA PCT DG RE BE SE

198557 56 27 204 .142 10 25 10 33 .303 89 2912

7 PHYLLIS RICHEY5-9 ... JUNIOR . . . GERMANTOWN, TN.

Has worked hard to improve all of her technical skills . . . improved her verticaljump to 25 inches . . . will be depended upon for consistent backrow play . . .improved her attack percentage over thirty points to .160% last year . . . onlylocal player on this year's Lady Tiger team . . . played for three years in theMemphis Junior Olympic volleyball program . . . prepped at St. Agnes inMemphis . . . corporate fitness major . . . Born February 21, 1966.

YEARGP KCAREER STATISTICS

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TOTALS 79 22 13 62 .145 12 512 .500 3911

12 PEGGY RULE5-6... SENIOR. BELLEVILLE, ILL.

Probably the best all-around player on the team . . . powerful hitter for her size... 28 inch vertical jump and arm strike make her an offensive threat... led theteam last year in attack percentage with .224%. . . also led the team in digs with325, and service aces with 59 ... along with Angie Glaub, will need to have astrong season in order to have a successful record. . . shared setting duties withMia Stephens, and finished the year with 405 assists and a .344 assist percentage. . . corporate fitness major . . . Born November 26, 1965.

YEARGP K

CAREER STATISTICSE TA PCT SA B AS TA PCT DG RE BE SE

1983 124 249 106 645 .222 36 37 30 72 .416 343 55 4 591984 85 204 94 542 .202 29 21 13 40 .325 196 44 18 271985 129 370 138 970 .239 59 43 405 1176 .344 325 36 0 59

TOTALS 338 823 338 2157 .224 124 101 448 1288 .347 864 135 22 145

2 MIA STEPHENS5-8 ... SENIOR .. . FT. MYERS, FLA.

Was the Lady Tigers main setter last year totaling 2299 attempts . . . had anoutstanding assist percentage at .344 . . . one of the best servers on the team,she only had 22 service errors. . . will be looked to for leadership this season asone of three seniors . . . 22 inch vertical jump . . . high honors student . . .psychology major . . . Born September 5, 1965.

YEAR GP K

CAREER STATISTICSE TA PCT SA B AS TA PCT DG RE BE SE

1983 120 30 15 105 .143 48 18 614 1899 .323 166 9 5 151984 93 52 22 177 .169 22 25 547 1773 .308 175 4 6 121985 116 40 21 143 .133 31 17 790 2299 .344 239 2 4 22

TOTALS 329 112 58 425 .127 101 60 1951 59?1 .326 580 15 15 49

15 NANCY WOLTER6-1 ... SOPHOMORE . NORWOOD, MN.

Had a very strong freshman season last year. . . was a starter the entire season. . . strong hitter and blocker who picked up valuable exprience and confidenceas a freshman . . . was second on the team in blocks with 127 . . . had a .168%attack percentage . . . came into the Lady Tiger program as a top recruit out ofMinnesota and fulfilled her duties. . .20 inch vertical jump. . . will be a mainstayin the middle this season . . . prepped at Mayer Lutheran High School inNorwood, where she received all-conference and all-state honors. . . undeclaredmajor . . . Born October 24, 1966.

YEAR GP K

CAREER STATISTICSTA PCT SA B AS TA PCT DG RE BE SE

1985 125 191 104 518 .168 30 127 29 103 .282 185 20 14 56

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1985 MEMPHIS STATEVOLLEYBALL STATISTICS

OVERALL RECORD — MATCH: 15-19 GAME: 57-72

Memphis State beat Alabama-Birmingham15-11, 15-10, 15-9

Memphis State beat Clemson 15-11, 15-3,15-12

Eastern Illinois beat Memphis State 15-4, 7-15, 13-15, 15-3, 16-14

LSU beat Memphis State 15-11, 15-13, 15-7Memphis State beat Southwest Louisiana 15-

13, 16-14, 5-15, 15-1Loyola beat Memphis State 15-4, 15-13, 15-11Memphis State beat North Dakota State 11-

15, 15-4, 9-15, 15-6, 15-11Memphis State beat Ole Miss 13-15, 15-8, 15-

7, 15-12Texas-Arlington beat Memphis State 15-6, 15-4,

15-2Western Michigan beat Memphis State 15-0, 15-5,

15-5Tennessee beat Memphis State 15-9, 15-5, 16-14Florida State beat Memphis State 15-5, 15-13, 12-

15, 15-2Memphis State beat Montevallo 15-5, 5-15,

15-3, 12-15, 15-13Memphis State beat Xavier 15-11, 11-15, 15-

6, 15-13Southern Illinois beat Memphis State 15-5, 15-8,

15-2Stephen F. Austin beat Memphis State 15-12, 15-

12, 15-12Louisville beat Memphis State 15-4, 11-15, 15-11,

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Memphis State beat Cincinnati 15-1, 15-10,16-14

Memphis State beat Northeast Louisian 15-4,10-15, 15-8, 15-11

Tulane beat Memphis State 15-13, 15-5, 9-15,17-15

Memphis State beat Southern Mississippi 11-15, 13-15, 15-5, 15-4, 15-13

Memphis State beat Arkansas State 15-11, 7-15, 5-15, 15-13, 17-15

Ole Miss beat Memphis State 15-4, 15-12, 15-9Georgia beat Memphis State 15-5, 15-4, 18-16South Carolina beat Memphis State 15-10, 15-13,

8-15, 15-10Memphis State beat Virginia Tech 16-14, 13-

15, 15-4, 15-8Southern Illinois beat Memphis State 15-3, 15-7,

15-13Arkansas State beat Memphis State 15-8, 6-15,

15-11, 12-15, 15-9Tulsa beat Memphis State 12-15, 15-8, 16-14, 15-7Tennessee Tech beat Memphis State 16-14, 4-15,

17-15, 15-2Memphis State beat Western Kentucky 15-

12, 15-3, 13-15, 15-9Memphis State beat Mississippi State 15-12,

15-6, 11-15, 8-15, 15-12Memphis State beat Austin Peay 15-11, 15-6,

15-8* Southern Mississippi beat Memphis State

15-13, 15-7, 8-15, 15-10* Metro Tournament

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

NAME ATTACK

GP K E TA PCT

RULE 129 370 138 970 .239GLAUB 129 391 205 1027 .181Stephens 116 40 21 143 .133EHRHORN 129 191 119 560 .128PENNER 126 189 102 574 .152WOLTER 125 191 104 518 .168EISENRICH 30 16 18 66 -.030RICHEY 60 10 6 25 .160MULLINS 57 56 27 204 .142CUNNINGHAM 46 0 0 0 .000TOTALS 129 1454 740 4087 .175

POSITIVES NEGATIVES

SA B AS TA PCT DG RE BE SE

59 43 405 1176 .344 325 36 0 5946 61 27 104 .259 305 53 6 6531 17 790 2299 .344 239 2 4 2234 143 18 35 .514 197 24 8 5730 78 40 144 .278 277 36 7 4030 127 29 103 .282 185 20 14 562 25 7 13 .538 32 3 0 450 3 0 .000 27 1 0 1010 25 10 33 .303 89 29 2 12102 4 .500 18 1 0 1

248 519 1331 3911 .340 1694 225 41 326

LADY TIGER TEAM AVERAGES

GP HIT% KILL/AVG. B/AVG.138 .231 12.8 3.89

ACE/AVG. AS/AVG. DIG/AVG. W/L2.13 10.40 12.65 21-16

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HOME OF THE LADY TIGERSMSU FIELDHOUSE CAPACITY: 3,000

1986 MEMPHIS STATE VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE

Sept. 5 & 6 LADY TIGER CLASSICGeorgetown, Ole Miss,Southwest Missouri State

Sept. 12 & 13 @Western Kentucky TournamentSept. 15 AUSTIN PEAY 7:30 PMSept. 16 (©Mississippi State 7:30 PMSept. 22 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 7:30 PMSept. 25 @Tulsa University 7:30 PMSept. 26 @Oral Roberts Tournament

Arkansas State, MontanaTexas Tech, Memphis State, ORU

Oct. 3 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 7:30 PMOct. 9 ©Florida StateOct. 10 & 11 @U of Florida TournamentOct. 14 ARKANSAS STATE 7:30 PMOct. 17 @Ole Miss 7:30 PMOct. 24 @LouisvilleOct. 25 Loyola @Louisville 10:00 AMOct. 25 ©Cincinnati 7:30 PMOct. 30 ORAL ROBERTS 7:30 PMOct. 31 SOUTH CAROLINA 7:30 PMNov. 1 VIRGINIA 7:30 PMNov. 7 & 8 MEMPHIS STATE INVITATIONAL

Tulsa, XavierTexas-El Paso

Nov. 11 ©Arkansas State 7:00 PMNov. 13 OLE MISS 7:30 PMNov. 20-22 METRO CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT

@Blacksburg, Virginia

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