Thoughts

Banquet!

Celebration of the Stars! Tuesday, Nov 27, 6 pm, MISD Admin building. RSVP to Coach J by email!

Lady Bulldogs lost in 5 but what a great season!!

Sweet sixteen! Lady Bulldogs move into the final 16 teams of 254 4A schools!

#teamratchet 3 and done!

Lady bulldogs win in 3!!!!!

Magnolia vs georgetown on Tuesday at 7 pm at A&M Consolidated. Be there!!

Magnolia vs georgetown vball, Tuesday at A&M consol at 7 pm

Area champs!! On to regional quarterfinals!!!

Lady bulldogs win in 3!!!!

We will start very close to 730 looks like...

On the bus! Headed to eat pregame and get ready to kick butt!

Magnolia volleyball vs. Lumberton at livingston Thursday 730 pm (livingston hs or jr hi...not confirmed which one yet)

Lady Bulldogs win bi district in 3 games! On to area!

Lady Bulldogs sweep Waller 25-22, 25-23, 25-13. JV, 9A, 9B all win! 15-0, 45-0

Congrats to Magnolia team tennis! 1st round of playoffs with BIG win 10-1!! Go dog tennis! #freereagan

LADY BULLDOGS CLINCH DISTRICT TITLE!

Download a neon glow light on your phone and get ready for "lights out" against rudder on Tuesday at home!!

Bulldogs sink west and clinch district title share!

Black out Friday! At home! 5 and 6 pm

Magnolia SWEEP # 12!!!

Lady Bulldogs clinch playoff spot with 25-17 win over Willis

Stephanie taking control...up 23-16.

Shayna's killing the right side. 3 in a row to give Magnolia 20-12 lead.

19-12...Arf Arf.

Game 3...Magnolia errors letting Willis think they have a chance.....but no fear....Lady Dogs on top 12-9

I meant 25-10.....sorry bout that.

Reynolds with a block for the 25-20 win. Now that's more like it.

Can't stop Alyssa's serves.....22-9....another Willis TO.

In front 17-9.....timeout Willis

Kylie's on fire, picking 'em off one by one....dogs lead 14-8.

Taking control of game two....Lady Bulldogs 9-6.

Shayna gets an ace then Chelsea slams a free ball to take game one 25-18.

Woods beans her serve off Lady Wildkats head to lead 21-17.

Big stuff by Magnolia...on top 18-15

Lady Bulldogs on top of Willis 13-10.

Mag volleyball Tuesday at willis...we play at brabham middle school in willis

Lady bulldogs sweep caney creek for # 11!

At caney creek Friday...varsity plays first at 5 pm!!

DISTRICT STANDINGS 18-4A

Varsity:
1. Magnolia      10-0
2. Brenham         7-2
3. Montgomery   7-3
4. Huntsville      6-4
4. Waller           6-4
6. Rudder          3-6
7. Willis            2-8
7. Caney Creek  2-8
9. West              1-9

JV
1. Montgomery 9-0
2. Magnolia 8-2
3. Huntsville 7-3
4. Brenham 5-4
5. Willis 5-5
6. West 4-6
7. Caney Creek 3-6
8. Waller 3-7
9. Rudder 0-9

9A
1. Magnolia 10-0
2. West 8-2
3. Huntsville 7-3
4. Montgomery 5-4
5. Waller 4-6
6. Willis 3-5
7. Brenham 2-6
8. Caney Creek 2-7
9. Rudder 1-8

9B
1. Magnolia 6-0
2. Waller 4-2
3. Willis 2-2
4. Brenham 1-3
5. Montgomery 1-4

Freshman A & B both win over montgomery to remain undefeated in district play!

Varsity defeats montgomery in 3 sets to move to 10-0 in district matches and 30-0 in sets!!
28-26, 25-18, 25-22

Leaders:  
Kills - Kylie Randall 20, Kerstin Cleveland 13, Morgan Miller 6
Assists - Shayna Daniels 21, Morgan Miller 17
Blocks - Solo, Chelsea Reynolds 2, Allison Woods 2
Aces - Alyssa Fulgium 2
Digs - Morgan Miller 14, Alyssa Fulgium 11

Allison Woods, senior vb player, is crowned MHS Homecoming queen 2012!!

SWEEP #10! Lady bulldogs defeat Huntsville!

WE ARE MAGNOLIA VOLLEYBALL

If you've followed Magnolia Volleyball for long, you know that we have "team time" before every game.  Team time is where a pair of players on each team present something to inspire, fire up, motivate, or build the team concept.

For our away game, it was coaches turn...
I gave the Varsity team this task:
Describe your team...Use the beginning "WE ARE..."
I took those and compiled them...here is the result!

MAGNOLIA VOLLEYBALL 2012
ROCK SOLID

Lady Bulldogs sweep Brenham!
Varsity 25-19, 25-23, 25-19
1st round ends with Lady Bulldogs #1!!!

JV (7-1): 25-18, 25-27, 25-21
9A (8-0): 25-20, 25-9
9B (5-0): 25-6, 25-15

District Varsity Standings:
#1  MAGNOLIA     8-0
  2  Montgomery      6-2
  3  Brenham            5-3
  3  Huntsville         5-3
  5  Waller              4-4
  6  Willis               2-6
  6  Rudder             2-6
  6  Caney Creek    2-6
  9  West                1-7

IMPORTANT TIME CHANGES!!

Our varsity will play at 5 pm with JV at 6pm on these dates:

9/28  Home vs. Huntsville - our homecoming

               Our own Allison Woods is on the homecoming queen court too!!

10/5  At Caney Creek - their homecoming

10/19 At Waller - their homecoming

Freshman A will still play at 5 pm with 9B following.

Varsity Players in Top Leaders of 4A

If you keep up with Maxpreps.com, you will see that Magnolia is well represented in Texas 4A stat leaders. 

Kylie Randall is #2 in the state in kills with 4.8 per set, while teammate Kerstin Cleveland is at #32 with 2.8 kills per set.

Morgan Miller and Alyssa Fulgium have been racking up enough aces to be #7 and #9 respectively. Morgan has 72 aces on the season and Alyssa has 63. Both are serving aces at .8 per set clip...that's 3 per match!

In assists, Shayna Daniels is averaging 6.0 sets per set, ranking her 17th.  Morgan Miller follows with a 5.5 kills per game record. 

In hitting percentage, Kylie is hitting a .358 to be on the top list at #6, while Morgan Miller is at #22 with a .293 and Kerstin Cleveland is at 44 with  a .237.

Congrats to the Lady Bulldogs for being mentioned on the Top 4A stat list on Maxpreps.com!

18-4A District Standings

9-19-12

STANDINGS
	VARSITY		W	L
	1	Magnolia	7	0
	2	Montgomery	5	2
	3	Brenham	4	2
	3	Huntsville	4	2
	5	Waller	3	3
	6	Bryan Rudder	1	5
	6	Magnolia West	1	5
	6	Willis	1	5
	9	Caney Creek	1	5
	JV
	1	Montgomery	7	0
	2	Magnolia	6	1
	3	Huntsville	4	2
	4	Willis	3	3
	5	Brenham	4	2
	6	Magnolia West	2	4
	6	Waller	2	4
	8	Caney Creek	1	5
	9	Bryan Rudder	0	6
	9A
	1	Magnolia	7	0
	2	Huntsville	4	2
	2	Magnolia West	5	1
	4	Montgomery	4	3
	5	Waller	3	3
	6	Willis	2	4
	7	Brenham	1	4
	8	Caney Creek	1	5
	9	Bryan Rudder	0	5
	9B
	1	Magnolia	4	0
	2	Waller	3	1
	3	Brenham	1	1
	4	Willis	1	2
	5	Montgomery	1	3

SWEEP #8

The Lady Bulldogs moved closer to the total sweeps record by defeating Waller at the Dog House Tuesday night.

Magnolia Varsity def Waller 25-14, 25-11, 25-17

• Magnolia - Kills: Kylie Randall 17, Kerstin Cleveland 10; Assists: Morgan Miller 18, Shayna Daniels 16; Digs: Kylie Randall 15, Alyssa Fulgium 11, Kerstin Cleveland 10; Aces: Alyssa Fulgium 5, Shayna Daniels 5

Magnolia JV def Waller 25-13, 25-20

Magnolia 9A def Waller 25-9, 25-18

Magnolia 9B def Waller 25-13, 25-8

Lady bulldogs record SWEEP #7 against Rudder! All teams win! Varsity moves to 6-0 to lead district 18-4A!

LADY BULLDOG ALUMNI REPRESENT!!

Former Lady Bulldogs in the news:

SFA Volleyball 2012 Preview: Setters

Aug. 16, 2012
SETTERS
Returning: Paige Holland
Newcomers: Amanda Rister
NACOGDOCHES, Texas - There is no substitute for experience, and after spending her freshman year gaining just that, sophomore setter Paige Holland looks ready to direct the Stephen F. Austin Ladyjacks back to the top of the Southland Conference.
Holland, along with junior transfer Amanda Rister, look to be as comfortable with their options at setter as they have since the graduation of all-time assists leader JJ Jones after the 2007 season.
A sophomore from Magnolia, Holland finished seventh in the league after averaging 9.71 assists per set and even had a match with 74 assists in a five-set win at McNeese State. That match was by far a season high and served as the eighth-most assists ever in a single match at SFA as well as being the most by a Ladyjack since 2000.
"It's never easy for a freshman to step in and take over at setter, but Paige did a very nice job for us last season," Humphreys said. "Still, we know there's more in the tank and we expect her to play even better this season."
Not only did Holland provide direction with her sets, but she also was one of the more aggressive attacking setters SFA has had in recent years, and although she averaged just 0.57 kills per set, she hit a very respectable .236 for the year with eight matches with at least four kills.

Katzy Randall was named to the All Tournament Team for SFA! 

Ladyjacks Close UND Classic With Pair Of Wins SFA picked up wins over South Dakota and North Dakota on Saturday. Sept. 1, 2012 GRAND FORKS, N.D. -The Stephen F. Austin Ladyjacks dropped their first two sets of the day, but then proceeded to win six of their next seven en route to a pair of wins over South Dakota and North Dakota to close out the UND Classic on Saturday. Jill Ivy and Katzy Randall each scored 21 kills in SFA's (5-2) wins, concluded by a strong win over North Dakota which avenged a loss to UND last year on SFA's home floor. "We played really good volleyball today. I felt like we gave a match away yesterday, but we took giant steps today as a team," head coach Debbie Humphreys said. "North Dakota is an excellent team and program and a win on their home court means we are making great progress." At the conclusion of the tournament both Randall and Madison Hanlanwere each named to the all-tournament team. Courtney Felinski is having an awesome start to her year at Georgia Tech University!

The second chapter to sophomore hitter Courtney Felinski's volleyball career is a big hit so far
Sept. 13, 2012
Jon Cooper, Sting Daily -    Courtney Felinski has dreams of being a writer some day.
While Felinski admits it's something of a pipe dream right now, what is very much reality is the compelling story she is authoring in her second year on the volleyball court for Georgia Tech.
Heading into the season's fourth week, the sophomore outside hitter from Magnolia, Texas ranks third on the team in kills (53, tied with fellow sophomore Quinn Evans) and kills per set (1.71). Her 11 digs are two more than she had last season and her seven blocks are only two off last year's total. Her .223 hitting percentage doubles last year's and includes a superb .444 night against Cleveland State.
There's a clarity that she's found as a sophomore that she never thought she'd see as a freshman.
"It's a lot easier," said Felinski. "Now we're giving advice to the freshmen. They're so bright-eyed and bushy-tailed when they came in and just overwhelmed. I remember being that way. I'm just telling them, 'You're going to get it. It doesn't seem possible right now but it's all going to come together.'"
Part of that clarity came from taking notes about how the upperclassmen handled their business and, especially, adversity.
"Everything's a process," she said. "They always talk about how they haven't always been at the level they're at today and that gives us a lot of hope whenever we're struggling with something or trying to break a habit. You're going to do it. It's just a really long process to get to where you want to be as a player. You just have to work hard all the time.
"I think I'm mentally tougher than I was," she added. "Last year, if I had been in the same situation I was [after the Cal State-Fullerton match] I don't think I would have bounced back as well as I did. I'm just learning to let things go and communicate with [Head Coach] Tonya [Johnson] better and my teammates better."

Felinski showed her improved resilience after that tough opening night. She talked things over with Coach Johnson and bounced back the next day in a big way. She's still on that bounce trending upward.

"She started out a little slow that Friday night. I gave her another shot on Saturday morning and she responded," Johnson said. "I just told her, 'Hey, you've got to flush Friday night. It's over. It's gone. We can't go back and change it but we can look forward and do things better.' That was huge for her, knowing that she was going to get another shot on Saturday morning. I felt like she held her own that Saturday night against SMU.
Felinski has gotten her point — points, actually — across over the last two weekends. She had a superb Indiana Invitational, putting up eight kills against Bowling Green and finishing with 10 against Indiana. The following weekend at the University of Florida Active Ankle Challenge, she set her career-high with 11 kills in the opener against Louisiana, tying for the team lead with Monique Mead, and led the team in blocks with three. She finished with 16 kills in the tournament.
She'll try to continue building on her successes and keep the team on its winning path this weekend, starting tonight in the ACC opener against Clemson (8-2), as part of the Georgia Tech Courtyard Classic. The action begins tonight at 7:00 p.m. at O'Keefe Gym. Tech will play Georgia State (2-8) Sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m.
While the present looks bright for the Yellow Jackets, who enter the weekend at 7-2, Felinski is really excited about the chapters yet to be written.
"It's really encouraging," she said. "We have great leadership this year and they're setting a really good example for all of us who are going to be, hopefully, in those positions in the years to come."
Knowing where she's going on the court will help as she sorts out where she's going off the court. That may include writing, something she enjoyed a taste of during the team's summer trip to Europe.
"It was really fun. I love writing," she said. "It's my dream to be a writer I had such a great time doing that," she said.
While sportswriting appears out of the picture — she said she'll leave that to libero Nicki Meyer — she is confident that things will work out.
"I really want the Business and Marketing degree but I really don't like business classes, which is an issue," she said, with a laugh. "Especially at THIS school. I don't want to be an engineer. I know that for sure. I can't do that.
"I'm still questioning what I'm going to do," she added. "I'm stuck in between two majors right now, I don't know which one I want to commit to — Business or Communications. I don't know. I'm trying to figure it out."
It's all part of the process.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 01, 2012
Patriots Fall to No. 1 CNU, Beat Bridgewater, 3-1

Newport News, Va. -- The UT Tyler Patriots volleyball team had a tough matchup against the No. 1 team in the country, Christopher Newport on Saturday morning.  The Captains proved to be too much for the Patriots, winning in straight sets 25-11, 25-18, 25-16.

After opening the Classic with a loss against No. 9 Eastern,  and a straight-set win over Lasell, UT Tyler coach Suzanne Truitt knew that the third match of the weekend would be the toughest.  

Madison Kosir finished the match with an impressive 32 assists and 16 digs.

WHAT A GREAT START FOR ALL 4 PLAYERS AT THE START OF THEIR SOPHOMORE SEASONS!  CLASSY, COMPETITIVE, AND REPRESENTING MAGNOLIA VOLLEYBALL IN AN AWESOME MANNER!!! 

SWEEP OVER WEST MAKES #6 ON SEASON!!! All Bulldog teams win! MAGNOLIA WHO? MAGNOLIA BULLDOGS!

SWEP OVER WEST MAKES #6 ON SEASON!!! All Bulldog teams win! MAGNOLIA WHO? MAGNOLIA BULLDOGS!

FRIDAY NIGHT AT HOME!!

COME OUT AND GET LOUD!

CHEER THE LADY BULLDOGS ON TO A BIG WIN OVER WILLIS!!

Varsity wins 3 today to finish 9th in silver at pearland.

Varsity wins 3 today to finish 9th in silver at pearland.

Lady bulldog varsity wins 2nd match of day! Will play at 1 pm for 9th in silver bracket.

Lady bulldogs win 1st match...play next at 1030 am

Lady bulldogs win 1st match...play next at 1030 am

Lady bulldogs win 1st match...play next at 1030 am

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Pearland Tourney Varsity

Saturday morning at 8 am, the Lady Bulldog Varsity will be taking on Atascocita in the Pearland tourney silver bracket.  The match will be at Pearland Jr High off Bailey Rd. in Pearland.

This Week in Bulldog Volleyball

THIS WEEK IN BULLDOG VOLLEYBALL:                

  Mon. Aug 27             School Starts! Regular practice 2:35-4:35 pm

                                      Varsity may be until 5 on various days

 

  Tues. Aug 28             HOME vs. Montgomery

                                      9A at 5 pm with 9B to follow, JV at 5 with Varsity to follow     

  Wedn. Aug 29           Regular practice 2:35-4:35 pm

                                      Varsity may be until 5 on various days

  Thurs. Aug 30           Regular practice 2:35-4:35 pm

                                      Varsity at Pearland Tourney all day

                                                (link: Our division in Pearland Thursday)

                                      JV at Centerville Varsity Tourney

                                                (link: Centerville Thursday Pools)

 

  Fri. Aug 31                Varsity at Pearland Tourney all day

                                      9 and JV Practice 2:35-4:35 pm

  Sat. Sept 1                 Varsity at Pearland Tourney all day

                                      JV at Centerville Varsity Tourney

We WILL practice Monday, labor day!  8:30-10:30 am

PRACTICE CHANGE:  Due to early release on Sept. 19, practice will be right after school 12:30-2:30 pm

Match changes that we know:

9/28           HOME vs. Huntsville 9A & 9B will play together (Huntsville has no 9B)

10/19         at Waller   Varsity will play first at 5 pm with JV to follow

THANK YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

THE VARSITY TOURNEY WAS A HUGE SUCCESS!  Many compliments were given about the play, the workers, how smooth it ran, and the FOOD!  One team even said they were glad they came here instead of Pearland!  Wow! It wouldn’t have been possible without parents and sponsors!

Next Up:  JV Tourney on Sept. 6 and 8.  All hands on deck again!!

The season has started with 3 sweeps in 3 regular matches!  Whenever all teams win against an opponent, the girls hang a broom in the windows of the gyms!  Look for all 3 to be there tomorrow night! 

Let’s ADD a 4^TH WITH A WIN OVER MONTGOMERY!

CONGRATS TO THE VARSITY!

3^RD PLACE IN THE FIRST ANNUAL

VOLLEY BATTLE!

Congrats to Kylie Randall and Shayna Daniels

for being chosen by the opposing coaches to the

All Tournament team!

TUESDAY – Can’t think of a way to make a week better than starting it with a win over Montgomery!

PACK THE PLACE! 

WEAR BULLDOG MAROON!

START STRONG,

STAY STRONG,

FINISH STRONG!

THINK STATE 2012!

Coach J.

Bulldogs Roll in Magnolia Volley Battle Tourney

Magnolia rolled thru the opening rounds of pool play in the Lady Bulldog Volley Battle Tournament on Thursday.  Finishing first in their pool, the Lady Bulldogs defeated Tomball Memorial, Klein Forest, and Georgetown Eastview, all in straight sets.

Tomorrow night, it is Mansfield Legacy at the Dog House at 6 pm, with subvarsity teams playing the Woodlands at 4, 5, 6 pm.

The tourney resumes Saturday morning at 9:30 for the Lady Bulldogs, as they take on Conroe.

OPENING DISTRICT WITH WINS!

Magnolia SWEEPS Huntsville as all teams WIN!

Varsity: (1-0 district)
25-15, 25-22, 25-18
Kill Leader: Kylie Randall 22, Kerstin Cleveland 10
Aces:  Morgan Miller 5, Alyssa Fulgium 3
Assists:  Shayna Daniels 13, Morgan Miller 23
Digs:  Alyssa Fulgium 12

JV (1-0 district)
25-20, 25-17

Freshmen(1-0 district)
25-23, 25-17 

MAGNOLIA VOLLEY BATTLE TOURNAMENT, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, AUG 23 AND 25

Next up at 330: Austin Westlake

Lady bulldogs are error filled in a loss to plano east

Magnolia opens the Duncanville tourney by beating Keller Central 25-16, 25-15.

Keller beats a tough lady bulldog team in 5.

GAME CHANGE!!

Subvarsity teams are TRAVELING TO THE WOODLANDS ON FRIDAY, AUG 17.

They will play 9B at 4, 9A at 5, and JV at 6 pm

We will play at HOME on Aug. 24, Friday.

Lady Bulldog Rankings

Preseason polls have laid down big expectations for the Lady Bulldogs in 2012.

The Houston Chronicle area rankings for 4A & smaller schools listed us as #2, right behind #1 Friendswood.  Kylie Randall was on the preseason All Houston team.

On the Lone Star Volleyball website, Magnolia is ranked at #10 in the state with all 5A, 4A, and all other classifications included.

Follow the Lady Bulldogs and cheer us on as we begin the road to the playoffs!

Varsity this weekend

We made it to Duncanville!  Ready for tomorrow's match at Keller High School!  Duncanville tourney starts Friday morning at 8 am. We play again at 10 am at Duncanville HS. Tournament schedule is available at AES systems.

Follow our match results:
Duncanville on AES click here

FIRST MATCHES A SWEEP!

Magnolia Volleyball 9A/9B/JV/Varsity all WIN every match!!SWEEP!!!  

Varsity

Magnolia vs. Klein 

25-14, 25-10, 24-26, 25-14

Leaders for Magnolia

Kills:  Kylie Randall  17,  Kerstin Cleveland  11,  Morgan Miller 9

Assists: Shayna Daniels  21, Morgan Miller 20

Digs: Kylie Randall 14, Kerstin Cleveland 10

Varsity

Magnolia vs. Jersey Village

25-15, 25-11, 25-19

Leaders for Magnolia

Kills:  Kylie Randall  17,  Morgan Miller 10, Kerstin Cleveland 9  

Assists: Shayna Daniels 18, Morgan Miller  18

Digs:  Shayna Daniels  12, Kylie Randall 9, Morgan Miller 9

JV Scores:

vs. Klein  25-19, 25-14

vs. Jersey Village  25-20, 27-25

9A Scores:

vs. Klein 25-18, 25-19

vs. Jersey Village 26-24, 25-23

9B Scores:

vs. Klein 25-12, 25-9

vs. Jersey Village  25-7, 25-7

Congrats to Alyssa Fulgium... scholarship commitment to Midwestern State University!!

Change on Playing Schedule

OCT. 19
at Waller
Varsity will play at 5 pm, with JV to follow
(It is Waller's homecoming)

2nd in Nation!!

Kylie Randall and Shayna Daniels were on the Willowbrook 17 Red team that finished as the runnerup at USA Volleyball Girls Junior Nationals this past week. Congrats!

Anyone else that has pictures or info from our players at GJNC, please send them to Coach J.

MILLER on Youth National A2 Team

Congrats to Morgan Miller, Lady Bulldog upcoming Sophomore, for being selected to the USA Volleyball Girls Youth National Team A2 Roster.  Morgan will represent us at the High Performance Championships!

GO MORGAN!

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (May 31, 2012)- USA Volleyball is pleased to announce the 2012 U.S. Girls’ Youth National A2 Volleyball Program roster that will compete at the USA Volleyball High Performance Championships (HPC) in July.

The roster, which includes athletes born in 1996 or 1997, consists of 33 athletes from 19 different regions who have earned a spot on the team through participation at any of the USA Volleyball Girls’ Indoor High Performance tryouts. The program includes six liberos, nine middle blockers, 12 outside hitters and six setters.

These athletes will attend a five-day USAV HP training camp before the HPC in Des Moines, Iowa, from July 19-29 at the Iowa Events Center. After the five days of training, the players will be divided into three teams of 11 members for the tournament that takes place July 24-28.

The three teams will compete at HPC against international teams, Region High Performance teams and other USAV HP teams.

The team will be led by Shelton Collier, head coach of Wingate University. Collier is no stranger to USA Volleyball, as he has served as the head coach of several U.S. Girls’ Youth National Volleyball Teams, as well as the Youth and Junior A2 National Volleyball Teams in 2002.

2012 U.S. Girls’ Youth National A2 Volleyball Team
Name (Pos, Hometown, HS Grad Year, Club/Region)

Kaylea Ahrens (L, Owatonna, Minn., 2015, Northern Lights/North Country)
Cadie Bates (OH, Temecula, Calif., 2014, Temecula Viper/Southern California)
Sophie Bethke (S, Wimberley, Texas, 2014, Austin Performance/Lone Star)
Katie Bludau (OH, Seabrook, Texas, 2014, Absolute Volleyball Academy/Lone Star)
Samantha Bozoian (OH, Chino Hills, Calif., 2015, Clubwest/Southern California)
Abby Broadstreet (OH, Brea, Calif., 2015, Laguna Beach Volleyball/Southern California)
Alexis Conaway (OH, Orange City, Iowa, 2014, Tristate Crusaders/Great Plains)
Kendra Dahlke (OH, Bonsall, Calif., 2015, Cali VBC/Southern California)
Brianne Dixon (L, Springfield, Mo., 2014, Springfield Juniors/Heart of America)
Grace Duffy (MB, Long Grove, Ill., 2014, Sky High/Great Lakes)
Jessica Gaffney (OH, Temecula, Calif., 2014, Temecula-Viper/Southern California)
Zahria Graham (MB, Sandy Springs, Ga., 2012, A5/Southern)
Alexis Gray (S, San Clemente, Calif., 2014, Laguna Beach/Southern California)
Kerrie Greene (MB, Alpharetta, Ga., 2015, A5/Southern)
Madison Gunning (L, Chapel Hill, N.C., 2014, Chapel Hill Area Volleyball Club/Carolina)
Kenzie Higareda (L, Woodbridge, Va., 2015, Virginia Elite/Chesapeake)
Jessica Gabriella Lajos (MB, San Jose, Calif., 2015, Paye’s Performance/Northern California)
Taylor Leath (OH, Port Matilda, Pa., 2014, Synergy, King of Prussia/Keystone)
Taylor Loyd (L, Centennial, Colo., 2014, Front Range Volleyball Club/Rocky Mountain)
Brittany Leuthmers (L, Prior Lake, Minn., 2015, Northern Lights/North Country)
Haylee Mathis (S, Strasburg, Ill., 2014, C4 Crush/Gateway)
Leah Meyer (MB, Williamsville, N.Y., 2015, Niagara Frontier/Western Empire)

Morgan Miller (S, Magnolia, Texas, 2015, Woodlands Wave/Lone Star)
Kelsey O’Neill (MB, Skokie, Ill., 2014, Northwestern Wildcat Juniors/Great Lakes)
Amanda Pedersen Henry (MB, Temecula, Calif., 2015, Coast VBC/Southern California)
Nia Reed (OH, Fort Lee, N.J., 2014, DIGS/Garden Empire)
Kasey Reuter (OH, Sioux City, Iowa, 2014, Tristate Crusaders/Great Plains)
Ivy Reynolds (S, Ozark, Mo., 2014, Springfield Juniors/Heart of America)
Carly Scarbrough (OH, Sarasota, Fla., 2014, Tampa United Volleyball Academy/Florida)
Katherine Scholten (S, Des Peres, Mo., 2014, St. Louis CYC/Gateway)
Sabrina Shepherd (MB, Cave Springs, Ark., 2015, Ozark Juniors/Delta)
Emily Stebbins (OH, Carmel, Ind., 2014, Circle City Volleyball Club/Hoosier Region)
Hannah Varley (MB, Plainwell, Mich., 2014, Michigan Volleyball Academy/Lakeshore)

2012 U.S. Girls’ Youth National A2 Volleyball Team Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Shelton Collier, Wingate University
Assistant Coach: Brook Coulter, Colorado State University
Assistant Coach: Kristina Hernandez, Hofstra University
Assistant Coach: Nicki Holmes, Stetson University
Assistant Coach: Robyn Romansky, USA Volleyball High Performance
Assistant Coach: Erin Virtue, University of Michigan
Assistant Coach: Steve Wilcosky, NOVA Southeastern University
Assistant Coach: John Xie, University of Southern California

Randall Named to Preseason Team

Kylie Randall has been named to the Vype Magazine/Greater Houston Area Volleyball Coaches Association 2012-2013 Preseason All Houston Volleyball Team.  Kylie will be honored at a preseason reception at the beginning of August, details to be announced later. Congrats, Ky!

Courtney Felinski Update

Courtney Felinski, former Lady Bulldog, is traveling with her Georgia Tech University volleyball team in Europe.  Check out Courtney's contribution to their blog of the trip:
Courtney's Day Six Blog

2012 SCHEDULE & CALENDAR

Lady Bulldog Volleyball 2012 Fall Schedule and 2012 Daily Calendar are now up!  Click on the page link above!

2011 MATCH VIDEO

FOR MATCH VIDEO FROM THE 2011 SEASON, CLICK THE "MATCH VIDEO" TAB ABOVE.