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 MSC Volleyball

PRESS RELEASE
October 4, 2006

CAMPBELLSVILLE'S ECKENFELS NAMED NAIA
NATIONAL VOLLEYBALL LIBERO OF THE WEEK

Amy Eckenfels of Campbellsville Univerisity was named the the NAIA's National Libero of the Week. Eckenfels, a 5-6 senior from Louisville, Kentucky (Mercy Academy), helped Campbellsville post a 2-0 record on the week and move CU to 15-2 overall. She became only the second player in NAIA history to record over 3,000 career digs.


PRESS RELEASE
August 16, 2006

GEORGETOWN RATED 13TH
IN NAIA PRE-SEASON POLL

Mid-South Conference Volleyball member Georgetown College was rated # 13 in the NAIA Pre-Season rating poll released on Wednesday, August 16.

PRESS RELEASE
August 8, 2006



GEORGETOWN FAVORITE
FOR 2006 MSC VOLLEYBALL


Georgetown College has been tabbed as the pick by the coaches of the Mid-South Conference to win the 2006 Season Volleyball Championship. The Tigers (40-10 in 2005), defending regular season and conference tournament champions, received 25 points and 5 first-place votes. Georgetown made last season's NAIA National Tournament.

Campbellsville University (28-12), finished second in the polling with 21 points and 1 first-place vote. The University of the Cumberlands (19-19) is in third with 17 points. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.

The Mid-South Conference Tournament is scheduled for November 10 & 11 at the Mid-America Sports Center in Jeffersontown, Kentucky. The Region XI tournament is scheduled for November 18 and is to be played at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee. The National NAIA Tournament will be in Columbia, Missouri, November 29 - December 2.

The complete poll is as follows:


Pos. ----- School ------ Points ----- (1st Place Votes)

1.      Georgetown College --- 25 --- (5)
2.      Campbellsville University --- 21 --- (1)
3.      University of the Cumberlands --- 17
4.      Lindsey Wilson College --- 12
5.      Pikeville College --- 10
6.      West Virginia Tech --- 5


PRESS RELEASE
September 7, 2005

CAMPBELLSVILLE'S ECKENFELS NAMED NAIA
NATIONAL VOLLEYBALL LIBERO OF THE WEEK

Amy Eckenfels of Campbellsville Univerisity was named the the NAIA's National Libero of the Week. Eckenfels, a 5-6 junior from Louisville, Kentucky (Mercy Academy), helped Campbellsville post a 4-1 record on the week. In 18 games, she averaged 10.8 digs and had four aces. Campbellsville recorded wins against Kentucky Wesleyan College (3-0), University of St. Mary (Kan.) (3-0), St. Ambrose University (Iowa) (3-0) and Spring Arbor University (Mich.) (3-2). The teams’ only defeat came at the hands of William Penn University (Iowa) (1-3). For her play, Eckenfels was selected to the All-Tournament Team of the St. Ambrose Invitational.

PRESS RELEASE
August 16, 2005

GEORGETOWN RATED 8TH
IN NAIA PRE-SEASON POLL

Mid-South Conference Volleyball member Georgetown College was rated # 9 in the NAIA Pre-Season rating poll released on Tuesday, August 16.

PRESS RELEASE
August 1, 2005

GEORGETOWN FAVORITE
FOR 2005 MSC VOLLEYBALL

Georgetown College has been tabbed as the pick by the coaches of the Mid-South Conference to win the 2005 Season Volleyball Championship. The Tigers (41-7 in 2004), defending regular season and conference tournament champions, received 25 points and 5 first-place votes. In last season's NAIA National Tournament, Georgetown won their pool and advanced to the quarterfinal round.

Campbellsville University (29-11), finished second in the balloting with 19 points and 1 first-place vote. Lindsey Wilson (25-14) got third with 16 points. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.

Three Mid-South schools will have new coaches this season: Randy LeBleu (Campbellsville), Amanda Walton (Cumberlands) and Susan Clements (Georgetown).

The Mid-South Conference Tournament is scheduled for November 11 & 12, with the NAIA Region XI Tournament being contested the following week on November 18 & 19. Both tournaments will be played at the Mid-America Sports Center in Jeffersontown, Kentucky. The National NAIA Tournament will once again be in San Diego, California, November 30 - December 3.

The complete poll is as follows:

Pos. ----- School ------ Points ----- (1st Place Votes)

1.      Georgetown College --- 25 --- (5)
2.      Campbellsville University --- 19 --- (1)
3.      Lindsey Wilson College --- 16
4.      University of the Cumberlands --- 14
5.      Lambuth University --- 11
6.      Pikeville College --- 5


PRESS RELEASE
August 19, 2004

GEORGETOWN RATED 8TH
IN NAIA PRE-SEASON POLL

Mid-South Conference Volleyball member Georgetown College was rated # 8 in the NAIA Pre-Season rating poll released on Tuesday, August 17.

PRESS RELEASE
August 8, 2004

GEORGETOWN PICKED AS CHOICE
FOR MSC VOLLEYBALL

Georgetown College has been tabbed as the favorite by the coaches Mid-South Conference to win the 2004 Season Volleyball Championship. The Tigers (40-5 in 2003), who are the defending regular season and conference tournament champions, received 25 points and 5 first-place votes.

Campbellsville University (29-14 in 2003), who was last season's runner-up in both the regular season and conference tournament, finished second in the balloting with 21 points and 1 first-place vote. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.

The Mid-South Conference Championship is scheduled for November 12 & 13, with the NAIA Region XI Tournament being contested the following week on November 19 & 20. Both tournaments will be played at the Mid-America Sports Center in Jeffersontown, Kentucky.

The complete poll is as follows:

Pos. ----- School ------ Points ----- (1st Place Votes)

1.      Georgetown College -- 25 -- (5)
2.      Campbellsville University -- 21 -- (1)
3.(t)   Cumberland College -- 14
3.(t)   Lindsey Wilson College -- 14
5.      Pikeville College -- 11
6.      Lambuth University -- 5