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2016
Volleyball
media guide
2016 San Jacinto College Volleyball Roster
No.
Name
Pos.
Ht.
Yr.
Hometown / High School (Previous College)
1
Kayden Thomas
OH/MB
5-10
Soph
Huffman, Texas (Hargrave HS)
2
Nakia Taylor
OH/RS
5-11
Soph
Atascosita, Texas (Atascocita HS)
4
Raven Oates
OH/RS
5-9
Fresh
Huntsville, Texas (Huntsville HS)
5
Byanca Pereira
MB/OH
6-0
Soph
Sao Paulo, Brazil
6
Addie Bryant
DS/Lib
5-7
Fresh
San Antonio, Texas (Johnson HS)
7
Ines Bawedin
OH/MB/RS
6-0
Soph
Reunion Island, France (Louis Payen HS)
8
Mir Tillman
DS/Lib
5-7
Fresh
Houston, Texas (Fort Bend Stephen F. Austin HS
9
Moerani Maire
S
5-9
Fresh
French Island of Tahiti (Lycée Arthur Rimbaud HS)
10
MarKayla Dickie
RS/M
6-2
Fresh
Huntsville, Texas (Huntsville HS)
11
Hannah Westerlage
S/DS
5-3
Soph
Dickinson, Texas (Dickinson HS)
13 Margarita Buvinic
OH
5-10
Fresh
Umag, Croatia
15 Madison Rhoder
MB
6-0
Fresh
Houston, Texas (Fort Bend Stephen F. Austin HS)
20
Elena Hadzhieva
MB/OH
5-11
Fresh
Razlog, Bulgaria (Bratya Petar HS)
21
Juel Rayburn
S
5-9
Soph
Pearland, Texas (Rayburn HS)
22
Savannah Sheridan
RS/MB
6-4
Fresh
Chicago, Illinois (Prairie Ridge HS)
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San Jacinto College Volleyball 2016
Player Bios
01
02
Thomas
Taylor
Kayden
Nakia
5-10 | Soph. | OH/MB
Huffman | Hargrave HS
Club: TCA Volleyball
As a Freshman: Appeared in 43 matches, had 212 kills, averaging 1.42 per set,
had 12 solo blocks and 78 block assists… named Region XIV Honorable Mention
Prior to San Jac: Led the Falcons to the regional semifinals as a junior, and
regional quarterfinal as a senior… Two-time first-team all-district… Firstteam all-area as a senior… Named the team’s offensive MVP as a senior…
Member of the SETCA West all-star team… Also played basketball, tennis,
and ran cross country… Member of the National Honor Society.
In my spare time, I enjoy: Painting canvases and taking pictures
Career aspirations: To be a photographer and have a big family Three words that describe me are: Creative, perfectionist and competitive My teammates would describe me as: A leader and competitive The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I owned my
own business at age 18.
My hidden talent is: I’m very artistic! The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): U.S. Virgin Islands... It
was the most beautiful vacation I’ve been on, and I got to go zip lining! The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Always make a PERFECT effort!”
04
5-11 | Soph. | OH/RS
Humble | Atascocita HS
Club: Houston Juniors
As a Freshman: Appeared in 12 matches, had 21 kills
Prior to San Jac: Two-time second-team all-district selection… Posted 183
kills as a senior… Named the team MVP as a senior… Member of the National
Junior Honor Society… Was on the A/B Honor roll all four years.
In my spare time, I enjoy: Watching Netflix
Three words that describe me are: Goofy, blunt and chill
My teammates would describe me as: Funny and outgoing
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I’m obsessed
with puppies.
My hidden talent is: I can low-key sing.
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Hawaii
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Don’t get lost in the sauce.”
05
Raven
Byanca
Oates
5-9 | Fresh. | OH/RS
Huntsville | Huntsville HS
Prior to San Jac: Named first team all-district in 2015… Had 219 kills
as a senior… posted 528 digs as a junior… Led Hornets to bi-district
championships two years in a row (2013 and 2014) … Led Hornets to 2013
area championship… Two-time all-district academic team selection
In my spare time, I enjoy: Hanging out with my friends and playing
volleyball and kickball
Career aspirations: Join the FBI
Three words that describe me are: Funny, talkative and honest
My teammates would describe me as: Competitive and a leader
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I hiccup a lot.
My hidden talent is: I can do a one-handed cartwheel.
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Las Vegas, because of
the different people, the atmosphere and all the activities
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Don’t take things for granted.”
Pereira
6-0 | Soph. | MB/OH
Sao Paulo, Brazil
As a Freshman: Appeared in four matches
In my spare time, I enjoy: Spending time with my family and my friends,
listening to music, driving and going to the mall
Career aspirations: I want a bright future.
Three words that describe me are: Patient, funny and responsible
My teammates would describe me as: Funny and patient
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I can be shy
when you first meet me, but with time I can become a good and funny friend!
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Vancouver, because it
was the first place that I went without my parents, and with all of the things I
experienced there I can tell I became very responsible and mature.
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Don’t regret the things that have
already happened, learn from them.”
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Player Bios
06
07
Bryant
Bawedin
Addie
5-7 | Fresh. | DS/LIB
San Antonio | Johnson HS
Club: San Antonio Magic
Prior to San Jac: Member of the National Honor Society… Graduated
Magna Cum Laude… Helped the Jaguars become district champions in
2014 and area champs in 2015… Had 478 digs as a senior… 2015 NEISD
all-tournament team… 2015 first team All-District… Four time Junior
Olympian with the San Antonio Magic
In my spare time, I enjoy: Anything outdoors, hanging out with friends
and watching Netflix
Career aspirations: I want to continue living a good life!
Three words that describe me are: Unique, respectful and caring
My teammates would describe me as: Funny, competitive and
compassionate
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I can surf.
My hidden talent is: I can do a backflip!
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): New Orleans, I saw
some very interesting people on Bourbon Street.
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Never let the fear of striking out
keep you from playing the game.”
08
Mir
Tillman
5-7 | Fresh. | DS/LIB
Houston | Fort Bend Stephen F. Austin HS
Prior to San Jac: Member of the National Society of High School Scholars…
Received the Academic Excellence award as a junior and senior… Helped
Bulldogs to the state tournament in 2015… Academic all-district as a junior and
senior… 2015 Honorable Mention… Most Inspiring Freshman and Sophomore
In my spare time, I enjoy: Playing volleyball, shopping and swimming
Career aspirations: I would like to have my own learning center that teaches
about different languages and how to speak them.
Three words that describe me are: Creative, fun and caring
My teammates would describe me as: A leader, disciplined and a go-getter
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: That I love
Spanish music, culture and language.
My hidden talent is: Singing
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): New York, because
of its diversity
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Take what you hear, divide it by
two, and you’re half way to the truth.”
3
Ines
6-0 | Soph. | OH/MB/RS
Reunion Island, France | Louis Payen HS
Club: Volleyball Club de la Côte Ouest (VB2CO)
As a Freshman: Appeared in 49 matches, posted 290 kills, 74 digs, 12 solo
blocks and 75 block assists… Named to Region XIV first team… Lee College
27th Annual Volleyball Classic all-tournament team
Prior to San Jac: Led 2013-14 VB2CO team to Reunion Island National
Championship.
In my spare time, I enjoy: Reading and hanging out with my friends
Career aspirations: I want to be a journalist.
Three words that describe me are: Funny, old and competitive
My teammates would describe me as: Competitive, talkative and funny
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I come from a
French island, not the French mainland.
My hidden talent is: Riding horses
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Mauritius, there are
beautiful beaches.
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Believe in yourself.”
09
Moerani
Maire
5-9 | Fresh. | S
French Island of Tahiti | Lycée Arthur Rimbaud HS
Prior to San Jac: Led team to Junior France championship… Champion of
inter-academics... Played for two years at College Alain Savary
In my spare time, I enjoy: Listening to music, chilling out with my friends
and playing other sports
Career aspirations: Kinesiology and psychology
Three words that describe me are: Passionate, joyful and determined
My teammates would describe me as: A fun girl
My hidden talent is: Tahitian dance
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Moorea is the most
beautiful and peaceful place I have ever seen. People there are very kind
and welcoming.
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Know thyself.”
Player Bios
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12
Westerlage
Dickie
Hannah
5-3 | Soph. | S/DS
Dickinson | Dickinson HS
Club: Absolute Volleyball Academy
As a Freshman: Appeared in 30 matches, had 302 assists and 185 digs
Prior to San Jac: All-district honorable mention as a senior… Academic alldistrict and all-state as a senior… Graduated Magna Cum Laude… Member
of the National Honor Society… Also played softball
In my spare time, I enjoy: What is spare time? Career aspirations: Science field
Three words that describe me are: Short, sarcastic, smart My teammates would describe me as: Leader, short, competitive The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: Left-handed
My hidden talent is: Sleeping The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Northern California;
different scenery, not flat land The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Never settle for less.”
13
Margarita
MarKayla
6-2 | Fresh. | RS/M
Huntsville | Huntsville HS
Club: Renegades
Prior to San Jac: 2013 2nd team all-district…Led district in blocks as a
sophomore… Two time all academic 1st team… Two time all-district 1st
team… Led the Lady Hornets to the 2013 state quarterfinals… Led the Lady
Hornets to the 2014 area qualifier… Member of the National English Honor
Society… Member of the Mu Alpha Theta Math Honors Society… Student
Council member… Spanish Honor Society member… National Technical
Honor Society member… Graduated in the top 15 percent of her class.
In my spare time, I enjoy: Playing Candy Crush and watching TV
Career aspirations: I want to be a teacher/coach.
Three words that describe me are: Funny, crazy and beautiful
My teammates would describe me as: Outgoing and cool
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I’d rather
be swimming.
My hidden talent is: Playing the drums
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Las Vegas, because of
the scenery/mountains
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Keep God first.”
15
Madison
’
Buvinic
5-10 | Fresh. | OH
Croatia | Srednja škola Mate Balote Poreč
Club: Odbojkaški Klub Meliã Hotels Umag
Prior to San Jac: Led high school to four straight national championships…
helped high school place 17th in the world championships… team captain
her senior year… led club team to the national championship four times,
placing first once, fifth twice and fourth once… Awarded MVP of the
National Championships
In my spare time, I enjoy: Playing beach volleyball, and spending time with
my friends and dog
Career aspirations: I hope to finish college, travel the world, find a good job
and play volleyball!
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Portugal, I went for
the world high school championships, and it was great!
Rhoder
6-0| Fresh. | MB
Houston | Fort Bend Stephen F. Austin HS
Prior to San Jac: 2015 TGCA All-State… 2015 6A State all-tournament…
2015 GHCVA All Star… 2015 TSWA All-State Second Team… 2015 GHVCA
Post Season Team… 2015 First Team All-District… 2015 Clear Creek ISD
all-tournament… 2015 Spring Branch ISD all-tournament team… 2014
All-District Honorable Mention… Had 308 kills and 65 solo blocks her senior
year… Led bulldogs to state tournament in 2015… Also played basketball
and ran track
In my spare time, I enjoy: Singing, dancing and watching Netflix
Career aspirations: Playing overseas or sports announcer on ESPN
Three words that describe me are: Outgoing, loud, playful
My teammates would describe me as: Athletic and laid back
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I can sing.
My hidden talent is: Synchronized diving
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Las Vegas, because
the city never turned down
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “No matter how hard life gets never
give up on yourself; always have faith.”
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Player Bios
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21
Hadzhieva
Rayburn
Elena
5-11 | Fresh. | MB/OH
Razlog, Bulgaria | Bratya Petar HS
Club: Pirin Razlog
Prior to San Jac: Led high school team to national championship two years
in a row… led club team to one national championship
Three words that describe me are: Hard-working, consistent and creative
My teammates would describe me as: A good friend and leader
My hidden talent is: Drawing
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Never give up!”
22
Savannah
Sheridan
6-4 | Fresh. | RS/MB
Chicago | Prairie Ridge HS
Club: Sky High Volleyball
In my spare time, I enjoy: Going to the beach and playing sports other
than volleyball.
Career aspirations: I want to work with special needs kids on their
permanent disabilities.
Three words that describe me are: Funny/clueless, outgoing, team-player
My teammates would describe me as: Funny, and a great friend
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I am very
competitive, and I hate losing.
The most interesting place I’ve visited is (and why): Hollywood, California
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “Never be afraid to mess up,
because you will learn from your mistakes.”
5
Juel
5-9 | Soph. | S
Pearland | Pearland HS
As a Freshman: Appeared in 30 matches had 12 kills, 450 assists and 135 digs
Prior to San Jac: Had the most assists in a championship match… Led the
Tornadoes to the 2014 National Home School championship… Member of
the A/B Honor Roll… Maintained a 3.78 GPA
In my spare time: I enjoy being on the water.
Career aspirations: I want to be a traveling nurse.
Three words that describe me are: Smart, passionate and silly
My teammates would describe me as: Loud and competitive
The one thing people don’t know about me, but should, is: I’m an
open book.
My hidden talent is: Predicting the criminal in CSI shows
The most interesting place I’ve visited: Spain, because their culture and
habits are so different from Americans.
The best advice I’ve ever been given is: “When in doubt, pray it out.”
in the community
San Jacinto College Volleyball
in the Community
San Jacinto College volleyball student-athletes are committed to giving back to their community.
Each year, the team participates in a number of events on and off the court. From supporting
breast cancer awareness with the annual Dig Pink match and helping Veterans during the holiday
season, to hosting a military appreciation weekend and participating in local parades, San Jacinto
College volleyball student-athletes understand the impact they have on their community.
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Coaching staff Bios
Brianna Moten, and Hanah Baker – earned
all-region XIV honors, while Geoffroy was
named a NJCAA All-American. Five players
went on to sign National Letters of Intent
to continue their volleyball and education
careers at four-year universities.
Sharon Nelson
Head Coach
Eastern New Mexico University (1993)
Overall: 404-142 (14 seasons)
Conference: 147-17 (14 seasons)
Now in her 15th season at the helm of the San Jacinto College volleyball program, Head
Coach Sharon Nelson has established herself not only as one of the best coaches in San
Jacinto College volleyball history, but among the best in the National Junior College
Athletic Association (NJCAA). Her 404-142 overall record is sixth among active NJCAA
Division I coaches. She was named the 2010 and 2012 American Volleyball Coaches
Association (AVCA) Southwest Region Two-Year Coach of the Year and has earned eight
Region XIV Coach of the Year honors.
Since arriving at San Jacinto College in 2002, Nelson’s teams have won nearly 75 percent
of their matches, claimed eight regional titles, nine conference championships, and
finished in the top 11 at the national tournament in nine of the last 10 seasons–No small
feat for a head coach at any level. As she does every season, Nelson has again positioned
herself and her team to vie for a conference championship and a return trip to the
NJCAA national tournament.
Last season San Jacinto College finished with an overall record of 28-15, ranked
18th in the country. With a sweep of conference rival Lee College on Oct. 13, 2015,
Nelson earned her 400th career win at the helm of the San Jacinto College volleyball
program. The team led Region XIV in kills (2,046), assists (1,936), digs (2,739) and
points (2,601.5). Seven players - Manon Geoffroy, Brianna Moten, Ines Bawedin,
Kerstin Jenkins, Erlicia Griffith, Samantha McMahon and Kayden Thomas - earned allconference honors, and Geoffroy was named the conference Libero of the Year. Five
student-athletes decided to continue on to four-year colleges and universities, signing
National Letters of Intent.
San Jac finished the 2014 season with an overall record of 21-13, ranked 13th in the
country. Five student-athletes – Ana Helena Ribeiro, Kacey LeBlanc, Hannah McRee,
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In 2013, San Jacinto College finished
the season ranked 13th in the country
with a 22-10 overall record. Five players
– Ana Helena Ribeiro, Elisa Woinowsky,
Lea Lieb, Keili Harrison, and Jacie
Pullig – earned all-conference honors,
while Ribeiro was also named a firstteam NJCAA and AVCA All-American. A
record seven student-athletes signed
National Letters of Intent to continue
their education and volleyball careers at
four-year universities, a statement to the
success of San Jacinto College volleyball
that Nelson has built. In addition, Nelson
was selected as the two-year coach
representative to serve on a recruiting
panel during the AVCA / National
Collegiate Scouting Association College
Prep Combine held in Houston.
San Jacinto College spent most of the
2012 season atop the NJCAA polls.
Nelson’s squad entered the national
tournament ranked No. 1 in the nation,
was the number four seed, and finished
third. It was the seventh-consecutive
top-10 national finish under Nelson’s
tutelage. Five players signed National
Letters of Intent to continue their
education and volleyball careers at
NCAA DI or DII schools, a testament
to the academic and athletic training
received at San Jacinto College. Nelson
also had two NJCAA and AVCA AllAmericans in Marie-Pierre Bakima
and Marlaina Pleydle. Bakima was the
Region XIV Most Valuable Player, an
all-conference selection and the region’s
Player of the Year, while Pleydle was an
all-conference selection and was named
to the Region XIV all-tournament team.
Bakima has since played professional
volleyball in Peru and will play for a
professional league in Spain this coming
season. Krista Koopmann, Oni Lattin,
Julia Menhart, and Shelbee Pier were
also all-conference selections, and
Menhart was selected as the region’s
libero of the year. Lattin will begin her
professional volleyball career in Spain in
the fall of 2016.
Coaching staff Bios
San Jac finished fourth at the national tournament in
2011, with an overall record of 32-5. Six players were
named to the all-region XIV team, and San Jac grabbed
the newcomer (Marie Pierre-Bakima), co-setter (Kanoe
Pupuhi), and player (Jazmine Green) of the year. Bakima
and Green were also recognized by COBRA Magazine
and named to the All-Southwest Region team.
The 2010 season was the most successful under Nelson, as she
guided her team to a 29-10 overall record, including another
perfect conference season at 10-0. San Jac advanced to the
national tournament for a sixth-straight year, finishing as the
national runner up. The second place finish was the highest
national finish for any Nelson-coached team. Six players were
named to the all-conference team, including Alyssa Dibbern
and Candace Soares who were also named NJCAA and
American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-Americans.
Dibbern played two years professionally in Germany and will
enter the premiere Spain league in fall 2016. San Jac earned
the conference player, setter, newcomer, and coach of the year
honors, and had six sophomores sign national letters of intent
to play volleyball at four-year institutions.
In 2009, Nelson’s squad finished 32-9 overall, and made its
fifth-straight appearance at the NJCAA tournament. With only
four returning players from the previous season, San Jac proved
many people wrong. Six players earned a spot on the allconference team, including Christie Dorch who was named the
conference player and offensive Player of the Year, and Alyssa
Dibbern who was named the Region XIV Freshman of the Year.
Four players went on to earn scholarships to NCAA schools, and
Nelson earned her fifth-consecutive Region XIV District M coach
of the year.
In 2008, San Jac made its fourth straight trip to the national
tournament, finishing with a 33-3 overall record, including a
perfect 10-0 in conference play. Five players, including all four
sophomores and one freshman, signed to play with Division
II schools. Setter Abbey Parker led the nation in assists per
game for most of the season, and Zuzana Cizova finished fifth
in kills per game. Nelson was named the Region XIV coach of
the year, Cizova was the conference’s Player of the Year, Parker
earned setter of the year honors, and Julia Teixeria was selected
as a member of the NJCAA national all-tournament team. In
addition, five players were named to the all-conference team.
In 2007, Nelson’s squad came together in a big way. Led by a class
of sophomores (of which four went on to play at NCAA Division
I or II institutions), San Jac finished the season with a record
of 30-13, and made its third-consecutive trip to the national
championship where they finished sixth. SJC blew through
its Region XIV opponents, winning all 13 matches, dropping
only two sets along the way. San Jac was ranked in the top 20
throughout much of the season, and finished sixth at the national
tournament. Two players were named all-region, and Nelson was
crowned the Region XIV District M Coach of the Year for the third
consecutive year.
San Jacinto College was the region champion in both 2005 and
2006, and Nelson earned the District M Coach of the Year both
years. San Jac finished 11th and eighth, respectively, at the
national tournament.
In 2006, freshman middle blocker Nyla Ware was named an
NJCAA All-American, and five of Nelson’s players were named
all-conference. The 2005 season saw Nelson’s players nab
five all-region selections, and Gena Rhodes earned an NJCAA
All-American honor. Leah Alexander earned All American
status in 2003 and 2004. Nelson began her San Jac career in
2002, guiding her squad to a second-place conference finish
that year. In all, Nelson’s San Jac squads have garnered nine
conference championships.
Nelson is no stranger to the Houston area nor to the NJCAA
pathway for academics and athletics. Sharon grew up just
south of the city in Manvel and graduated from Alvin High
School in 1988. She was a student-athlete at Alvin Community
College, graduating with Honors, as one of the honored student
graduation speakers in 1990. While at Alvin, Nelson was an
all-conference, all-region, All-American, and Academic allregion selection and helped lead her team to a second place
conference finish. Following the NJCAA transfer pathways, she
went on to play at Eastern New Mexico University, where she
was a two-time all-conference and Academic All-American.
Nelson holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Biology,
and a Master’s of Science in Biochemistry, both from Eastern
New Mexico University.
Nelson and her husband, Tim, have been married for 18 years.
Together, they have three children, Gaberiel (25), Haley (17), and
Josef (13).
Coach Nelson Year-by-Year
SeasonRecord
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
28-15
21-12
22-10
36-3
32-5
29-10
32-9
Season
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
Record
33-3
30-13
36-16
28-7
34-11
31-14
24-14
Overall
404-142
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Coaching staff Bios
Jeff Pearce
Assistant Coach
University of Houston –
Clear Lake (2010)
Sixth Season
Jeff Pearce is in his sixth season as an assistant coach with San
Jacinto College. He came to San Jac from Galveston College,
where he was the Whitecaps’ head coach from 2003-2011, the last
years of the program. During his tenure as head coach, Pearce
had 15 student-athletes receive all-conference honors, nine
receive Academic All-American honors (with a GPA of 3.60 or
higher), and five of his eight teams were named Academic Team
of the Year, posting a cumulative team GPA of 3.00 or higher.
At Galveston College, he served as an academic
advisor to his team and maintained a 65 percent
graduation rate with his student-athletes over his last
five years at the college. Eighty percent of his studentathletes transferred on to four-year universities.
In 2007, Pearce was named the Region XIV Coach of the
Year. He has also coached at the club level for 10 years
at various clubs in the area and is still actively involved
in the development of youth volleyball. He also teaches
physical education courses at San Jacinto College.
Pearce holds a Bachelor of Science in Fitness and Human
Performance from the University of Houston - Clear Lake (UHCL)
and is currently pursuing a master’s degree from UHCL. Pearce
and his wife, Tiffany, reside in League City. The couple has
three children, Keylan (7), Gavin (2), and Gabriel (5 months).
“I have always pushed my athletes past the point they thought
was their limit, on the court and in the classroom. Being here at
San Jacinto has given me a wider range, a bigger stage and vastly
more opportunities to explore and continue this practice. Each
day seems to open the door to a new and exciting challenge.”
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Troy Rabon,
MAT/ATC/LAT
Athletic Trainer
10th Season
Troy Rabon is in his 10th year as an athletic trainer at
San Jacinto College.
Rabon enjoys working at San Jacinto College because of the
relationships he is able to build with coaches and studentathletes. “It’s easier to develop strong and trusting relationships,”
he says. As for his philosophy on athletic training, Rabon states,
“I just try to instill in all of my student-athletes that I’m always
here to help them.”
Rabon enjoys athletic training because he loves helping people
and sports equally. For him, it is the perfect fit.
Prior to coming to San Jacinto College, Rabon worked on the
collegiate level at the University of Texas, Texas Tech University,
and Florida A&M University. He has also worked for the Dallas
Cowboys and Atlanta Braves, in addition to a private position as
a trainer for U.S. Olympic track and field athletes.
Rabon holds a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from the
University of Texas, and a master’s degree in Athletic Training
from Texas Tech Health Sciences Center (2006). He resides in
League City.
2015 San Jacinto College Volleyball Season Stats
#
Name
M
S
K
K/S
E
TA
Pct
A
A/S
SA
SA/S
Digs
D/S
BS
BA
TOT
B/S
1
Kayden Thomas
43
149
212
1.42
65
602
.244
4
0.03
3
0.02
73
0.49
12
78
90
0.60
2
Nakia Taylor
12
18
21
1.17
12
56
.161
0
0.00
0
0.00
8
0.44
0
1
1
0.06
5
Byanca Pereira
4
4
0
0.00
2
6
-.333
0
0.00
0
0.00
1
0.25
0
0
0
0.00
6
Hannah Baker
43
163
5
0.03
3
32
.063
999
6.13
33
0.20
268
1.64
0
0
0
0.00
7
Sam McMahon
41
137
297
2.17
114
886
.207
3
0.02
23
0.17
143
1.04
8
38
46
0.34
8
Manon Geoffroy
42
161
3
0.02
2
18
.056
113
0.70
31
0.19
873
5.42
0
0
0
0.00
9
Anna Rodrigues
7
18
38
2.11
9
128
.227
33
1.83
0
0.00
23
1.28
0
7
7
0.39
10
Ines Bawedin
39
149
290
1.95
69
682
.324
5
0.03
2
0.01
74
0.50
12
75
87
0.58
11
Hannah Westerlage
30
84
0
0.00
1
5
-.200
302
3.60
10
0.12
185
2.20
0
1
1
0.01
12
Erlicia Griffith
40
122
191
1.57
84
459
.233
1
0.01
0
0.00
31
0.25
10
87
97
0.80
14
Kerstin Jenkins
43
156
432
2.77
147
1315
.217
9
0.06
44
0.28
431
2.76
10
54
64
0.41
20
Hannah Malley
43
162
6
0.04
9
40
-.075
12
0.07
19
0.12
324
2.00
0
0
0
0.00
21
Juel Rayburn
30
97
12
0.12
0
38
.316
450
4.64
11
0.11
135
1.39
0
0
0
0.00
22
Brianna Moten
43
166
360
2.17
97
717
.367
1
0.01
0
0.00
52
0.31
39
167
206
1.24
23
Katie Ulrich
7
7
2
0.29
4
18
-.111
0
0.00
0
0.00
1
0.14
0
3
3
0.43
24
Sophia Botsch
33
99
177
1.79
57
471
.255
4
0.04
13
0.13
117
1.18
4
32
36
0.36
TEAM
43
165
2046
12.40 675
5473 .251
1936
11.73
189
1.15
2739
16.60
95
543
367
2.22
Opponents
43
165
1808
10.96 723
5223 .208
1683
10.20
193
1.17
2280
13.82
101
305
254
1.54
10
2015 San Jacinto College Volleyball Season Stats
2015 Match Results
DateLocation Result
Aug. 21, 2105
Aug. 21, 2015
Aug. 22, 2015
Aug. 22, 2015
Aug. 25, 2015
Aug. 28, 2015
Aug. 28, 2015
Aug. 29, 2015
Aug. 29, 2015
Sep. 1, 2015
Sep. 1, 2015
Sep. 4, 2015
Sep. 4, 2015
Sep. 4 2015
Sep. 5, 2015
Sep. 11, 2015
Sep. 12, 2015
Sep. 15, 2015
Sep. 18, 2015
Sep. 18, 2015
Sep. 19, 2015
Sep. 19, 2015
Sep. 22, 2015
Sep. 25, 2015
Sep. 26, 2015
Oct. 2, 2015
Oct. 2, 2015
Oct. 3, 2015
Oct. 3, 2015
Oct. 7, 2015
Oct. 10, 2015
Oct. 13, 2015
Oct. 16, 2015
Oct. 20, 2015
Oct. 23, 2015
Nov. 6, 2015
Nov. 7, 2015
Nov. 7, 2015
Nov. 8, 2015
Nov. 8, 2015
Nov. 8, 2015
Nov. 19, 2015
Nov. 20, 2015
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Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Baytown, Texas
Baytown, Texas
Baytown, Texas
Baytown, Texas
Temple, Texas
Temple, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Beeville, Texas
Laredo, Texas
Baytown, Texas
Miami, Florida
Miami, Florida
Miami, Florida
Miami, Florida
Pasadena. Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Baytown, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Pasadena, Texas
Brenham, Texas
Wharton, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Casper, Wyoming
Casper, Wyoming
San Jacinto College 3, Hill College 1 (25-21, 25-19, 23-25, 25-22)
Tyler Junior College 3, San Jacinto College 1 (22-25, 25-16, 23-25, 12-25)
North Central Texas College 3, San Jacinto College 2 (25-16, 25-16, 19-25, 20-25, 14-16)
Salt Lake Community College 3, San Jacinto College 1 (17-25, 25-15, 23-25, 19-25)
San Jacinto College 3, Hill College 0 (25-15, 25-16, 25-16)
San Jacinto College 3, Cisco College 1 (20-25, 25-18, 25-15, 25-21)
San Jacinto College 3, Victoria College 0 (25-12, 25-14, 25-16)
San Jacinto College 3, Garden City Community College 1 (22-25, 28-26, 25-16, 25-20)
Wharton County Junior College 3, San Jacinto College 0 (14-25, 23-25, 18-25)
San Jacinto College 3, Navarro College 2 (25-18, 12-25, 25-16, 15-25, 15-12)
San Jacinto College 3, Temple College 0 (28-22, 25-22, 25-19)
San Jacinto College 3, Northeastern Junior College 2 (25-11, 25-21, 21-25, 20-25, 15-9)
Western Wyoming Community College 3, San Jacinto college 1, (19-25, 25-23, 19-25, 14-25)
San Jacinto College 3, Neosho County Community College 0 (25-15, 25-10, 25-22)
San Jacinto College 3, Miami Dade College 0 (25-21, 25-21, 25-23)
San Jacinto College 3, Coastal Bend College 0 (25-15, 25-21, 25-15)
San Jacinto College 3, Laredo Community College 0 (25-15, 25-7, 25-17)
San Jacinto College 3, Lee College 1 (23-25, 25-13, 25-18, 25-20)
Palm Beach State 3, San Jacinto College 1 (25-20, 22-25, 19-25, 19-25)
Central Florida 3, San Jacinto College 1 (25-27, 25-22, 20-25, 21-25)
Polk State 3, San Jacinto College 0 (21-25, 20-25, 22-25)
San Jacinto College 3, Florida State- Jacksonville 1 (25-13, 25-17, 22-25, 25-18)
Blinn College 3, San Jacinto College 2 (17-25, 25-18, 19-25, 26-24, 14-16)
San Jacinto College 3, Wharton County Junior College 2 (25-21, 17-25, 26-24, 22-25, 15-12)
San Jacinto College 3, Midland College 0 (25-20, 25-22, 25-20)
San Jacinto College 3, Paris Junior College 1 (25-22, 25-9, 20-25, 25-16)
Indian Hills Community College 3, San Jacinto College 1 (26-28, 26-28, 25-23, 16-25)
San Jacinto College 3, New Mexico Military 0 (25-22, 25-23, 25-18)
San Jacinto College 3, Odessa College 0 (25-21, 25-12, 25-13)
San Jacinto College 3, Laredo Community College 0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-17)
San Jacinto College 3, Coastal Bend College 0 (25-9, 25-12, 25-20)
San Jacinto College 3, Lee College 0 (27-25, 25-20, 25-15)
San Jacinto College 3, Tyler Junior College 2 (16-25, 25-18, 15-25, 25-20, 15-12)
San Jacinto College 3, Blinn College 2, (25-21, 25-18, 20-25, 19-25, 15-13)
Wharton County Junior College 3, San Jacinto 1 (24-26, 22-25, 25-18, 20-25)
San Jacinto College 3, Navarro College 0 (25-18, 25-18, 25-19)
San Jacinto College 3, Tyler Junior College 1 (25-22, 22-25, 25-23, 25-21)
Blinn College 3, San Jacinto College 0 (22-25, 16-25, 17-25)
San Jacinto College 3, Panola College 2 (25-13, 18-25, 25-11, 17-25, 15-12)
San Jacinto College 3, Blinn College 2 (21-25, 25-23, 25-27, 25-22, 18-16)
Blinn College 3, San Jacinto College 2 (27-*25, 25-23, 19-25, 25-27, 11-15)
Polk State 3, San Jacinto College 0 (21-25, 22-25, 15-25)
Hill College 3, San Jacinto College 2 (15-25, 25-21, 25-18, 20-25, 10-15)
Season-by-Season Highlights
2015
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Overall record of 28-15, conference 8-2
Final NJCAA ranking of 18
NJCAA All-American second team: Manon Geoffroy
Five student-athletes signed National Letters of Intent to fouryear colleges and universities
Region XIV conference honors: Manon Geoffroy (first team,
libero of the year), Brianna Moten (first team), Ines Bawedin
(first team), Kerstin Jenkins (first team), Erlicia Griffith (second
team), Samantha McMahon (honorable mention), Kayden
Thomas (honorable mention)
Delaney Driver and Rachel Warner named NJCAA Academic
All-American
Team named NJCAA All-Academic Team
Nelson earns 400th career win at the helm of the San Jacinto
College volleyball program
2014
•
•
•
•
Overall record of 21-13, 7-3 conference
NJCAA All-American second team: Ana Helena Ribeiro
Region XIV conference honors: Ana Helena Ribeiro (first team),
Kacey LeBlanc (first team, libero of the year), Hannah McRee
(first team), Brianna Moten (first team, newcomer of the year),
Hannah Baker (second team)
• Five student-athletes sign National Letters of Intent to four-year
colleges and universities
• Delany Driver first-ever to transfer on scholarship to play
sand volleyball
• Keili Harrison named NJCAA Academic All-American
2013
•
•
•
•
•
NJCAA All-American first team: Ana Helena Ribeiro
AVCA All-American first team: Ana Helena Ribeiro
Region XIV conference honors: Ana Helena Ribeiro (first team,
newcomer of the year), Elisa Woinowsky (first team), Lea Lieb (first
team), Keili Harrison (second team), Jacie Pullig (second team)
• Seven student-athletes sign National Letters of Intent to fouryear colleges and universities
2012
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Region XIV champion
3rd place NJCAA national tournament
NJCAA All-American first team:
Marlaina Pleydle, Marie-Pierre Bakima
AVCA All-American first team: Marie Pierre Bakima
AVCA All-American second team: Marlaina Pleydle
Region XIV conference honors: Marie-Pierre Bakima (Player of
the Year, first team), Marlaina Pleydle (first team), Oni Lattin
(first team), Julia Menhart (libero of the year, first team), Krista
Koopmann (first team), Shelbee Pier (second team)
Sharon Nelson – AVCA Southwest Region Two-Year Coach of
the Year
2011
• Overall record of 32-5, 8-0 conference
• Region XIV District M champion
• NJCAA All-American first team: Jazmine Green, sophomore
outside hitter
• Region XIV conference honors: Jazmine Green (Player of the
Year, first team), Sarah Gillis (first team), Kanoe Pupuhi (cosetter of the year, first team), Marie-Pierre Bakima (newcomer
of the year, first team), Marlaina Pleydle (first team), Hayley
Couch (second team)
• COBRA Magazine All-Southwest Region team and All-National
Honorable Mention: Jazmine Green (sophomore outside hitter),
Marie-Pierre Bakima (freshman outside hitter)
• Sharon Nelson – AVCA Southwest Region Two-Year Coach of
the Year, Region XIV District M Coach of the Year
2010
•
•
•
•
National runner-up
Region XIV District M champion
NJCAA All-American first team: Alyssa Dibbern, sophomore
middle blocker; Candace Soares, sophomore outside hitter
• AVCA All-American first team: Alyssa Dibbern, sophomore
middle blocker; Candace Soares, sophomore outside hitter
• Region XIV conference honors: Alyssa Dibbern (Player of the
Year, first team), Candace Soares (first team), Chelsey Harding
(setter of the year, first team), Amanda Deem (second team),
Lauren Curley (second team), Brittany Weiler (newcomer of
the year)
• Sharon Nelson – AVCA Southwest Region Two-Year Coach of
the Year, Region XIV District M Coach of the Year
2009
•
•
•
•
10th place NJCAA national tournament
NJCAA All-American second team: Christie Dorch, sophomore
outside hitter
• Region XIV all-conference honors: Christie Dorch (Player of the
Year, offensive Player of the Year), Alyssa Dibbern (freshman
of the year), Holly Moreno, Candace Soares, Brittney Wood,
Amanda Deem
• Sharon Nelson – Region XIV District M Coach of the Year
2008
•
•
•
•
All-American honors: Zuzana Cizova (NJCAA and AVCA first
team), Julia Teixeira (NJCAA second team)
• NJCAA all-tournament honors: Julia Teixeira
• Region XIV all-conference honors: Zuzana Cizova (Player of
the Year), Abbey Parker (setter of the year), Bruna Rocha, Julia
Teixeira, Brooke Spossey
12
Season-by-Season Highlights
Marie-Pierre Bakima
2007
•
•
•
•
•
Region XIV District M champions
All-American honors: Ligia Clemente (NJCAA second team)
Region XIV all-conference honors: Julia Teixeira, Bruna Rocha,
Ligia Celemente
2006
•
•
•
•
•
NJCAA All-American: Nyla Ware, freshman middle blocker
Region XIV all-conference honors: Gena Rhodes, Nyla Ware,
Amber Murphy, Amber Benjamin, Alicia Rab
• Sharon Nelson and Jeff Ham – Region XIV District M Coaches of
the Year
2005
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Region XIV all-conference honors: Christie Feliz, Kari Neely,
Laura North, Gena Rhodes, Bryce Zimmerman
Region XIV District M all-region tournament selections: Kesley
Clark, Christie Feliz, Kari Neely, Laura North
NJCAA All-American honorable mention: Gena Rhodes,
freshman outside hitter
Sharon Nelson and Jeff Ham break 100-win mark together at
San Jacinto College (114-47)
Sharon Nelson and Jeff Ham – Region XIV District M Coaches of
the Year
Christie Dorch
2004
• 1st place conference finish, regional finals appearance
• Region XIV all-conference honors: Ashley Denitto, Leah
Alexander, Christie Feliz, Laura North, Jayme Pauley
• NJCAA All-American second-team: Leah Alexander,
sophomore setter
2003
• 2nd place conference finish, regional finals appearance
• Region XIV all-conference honors: Cricket Hyatt, Leah
Alexander, Jayme Pauley, Ashley Miksch
• NJCAA All-American honorable mention: Leah Alexander,
freshman setter
2002
• 2nd place conference finish, regional finals appearance
• Region XIV all-conference honors: Elizabeth Ralls, Cricket Hyatt,
Ashley Williams, Ashley Castino
• Sharon Nelson named Head Coach
2001
• Overall record of 24-13
• 3rd place conference finish
• Jeff Ham named Head Coach
1999
• Overall record of 23-23 (22-23 versus junior college opponents),
9-5 conference
• 3rd place conference finish
• Head Coach Becky Lidolph breaks 600-win mark
1996
• Overall record of 42-11 (37-10 versus junior college opponents)
• 1st place conference finish
• 3rd place in region
13
Where Have They Gone?
2015
2009
NameUniversity
Manon Geoffroy Kerstin Jenkins
Erlicia Griffith Hannah Baker
Anna Rodrigues
Marquette University
Texas Woman’s University
Evansville University
Chaminade University
New Jersey Institute of Technology
2014
University of Louisiana – Monroe
Converse College
Louisiana Tech University
2013
Prairie View A&M University
Mississippi College
Baylor University
Texas State University
University of Houston
Chicago State University
NameUniversity
Ole Miss (Professional VB–
Spain 2016. Peru 2015)
Sam Houston State University
Colorado State University –
Pueblo (Professional VB Spain 2016)
San Jose State University
United States Marine Corps
2011
NameUniversity
Hayley Couch
Jazmine Green
Sarah Gillis
Zuzana Cizova
Monica Hamel
Bruna Rocha
Shaundalyn Taylor
Julia Teixeira
Name
Jessica Batura
Ligia Clemente
Amber Murphy
Lauren Priestley
Lindsey Schindler
2006
Name
2012
Marie-Pierre Bakima
Krista Koopmann
Oni Lattin
Julia Menhart
Marlaina Pleydle
2008 2007
NameUniversity
Chandler Bacon
Haley Dibbern
Alex Hackett
Keili Harrison
Jacie Pullig
Chyla Thomas
Elisa Woinowsky
Christie Dorch
Nadejda Ivanova
Moana Masaniai
Brittney Wood
Name
NameUniversity
Delaney Driver
Ana Helena Ribeiro
JaLesa Beaver
Kacey LeBlanc
Hannah McRee
Name
Eastern New Mexico University
Tarleton State University
Texas State University
2010
NameUniversity
Lauren Curley
University of St. Thomas
Amanda Deem
Union University
Alyssa Dibbern
Baylor University
NawaRo Straubing, Germany
(professional)
Chelsey Harding
Bruna Menezes
Brittany Weiler
University of St. Thomas
Amber Benjamin
Gena Rhodes
Johanna Spreen
2005
Name
Christie Feliz
Kari Neely
Laura North
Bryce Zimmerman
2004
Name
Leah Alexander
Rajnan Butler
Ashley Denitto
Jamye Pauley
TaCho Richard
2003
Kirsten Atkinson
Ashley Castino
Stephanie Hyatt
Ashley Miksch
University Houston Baptist University
Lon Morris College
Nyack University
Hawaii Pacific University
University California State University –
Los Angeles
Tarleton University
St. Leo University
Morgan State University
Barry University
University University of North Texas
Houston Baptist University
University of Hawaii – Hilo
*Offered*
Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi
University Texas A&M University –
Corpus Christi
University of Texas – San Antonio
University Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi
*Offered*
Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi
Houston Baptist University
University University of Central Florida
Texas Southern University
*Offered*
Texas Tech University
Texas A&M University – Prairie View
Lincoln Memorial University
Lamar University
*Offered*
Nichols State University
14
Where Have They Gone?
2002
Name
Ashlee Daniels
Elizabeth Ralls
Ashley Williams
Name
Stephanie Conner
1999
Name
Amy Koziol
1998
Name
Georgeanne Spaudling
1997
Name
Debbie Puente
Stacy Stepp
1995
Name
Ashley Earhart
Krista Robinson
1993
Name
Sabra Every
Misty Farmer
Jeniver Koutnik
1992
Name
Lynne Schumacher
Name
Sheila Williams
1988
University Texas Lutheran University
University Nichols State University
University St. Edward’s University
University Pan American University
*Offered*
University *Offered*
Eastern New Mexico University
University Concordia Lutheran University
Mississippi State University
Mississippi State University
University Southern Mississippi University
Rayna Harvey
Yolanda Malveaux
1987
Name
Linda Bottley
Sonia Trevino
1986
Name
Eve Posey
1985
Name
Jackie LeDay
Karen Humphreys
Siobhan Hunter
Lisa King
1984
Name
Kim Bronikowski
Tracy Hart
Sandra Howell
Janice Paul
1982
Name
Tracy Lloyd
Dana Perkins
Susan Willis
1981
1991
Name
Amy Hammon
Stacy Medlock
Kelly Mullins
Niki Sheppard
1990
Kim Cook
Julie Harper
Debi Henry
15
William Woods University
*Offered*
Name
2001
Name
University 1989
University University of Central Oklahoma
St. Mary’s University
Trinity University
St. Mary’s University
University Houston Baptist University
University of Arkansas – Little Rock
Stephen F. Austin State University
Name
Terri Johnson
Teresa Ogden
Lynette Owens
University University of Arkansas – Little Rock
University University of Southern Arkansas
Texas Southern University
University Lamar University
Florida State University
University West Texas State University
University University of Southern Arkansas
University of Texas – Arlington
Northeastern Louisiana University
University Texas Women’s University
University of Central Florida
Southern Mississippi University
University McNeese State University
McNeese State University
McNeese State University
University East Texas State University
University of Texas – Arlington
*Offered* = the player was offered a scholarship but did not accept
About San Jacinto College Athletics
1987 San Jacinto College Volleyball National Champions
With 12 national championships in its more than 50-year storied athletic history, San Jacinto College has a long and rich tradition
of athletic success, both on the court and field, and in the classroom. This excellence has brought with it national and international
exposure to the College and local community. Like many community college and four-year athletic programs, San Jacinto College also
has a history of producing professional and Olympic athletes.
Divided among the three campuses, San Jacinto College, or San Jac as it has come to be known when referencing its athletics
programs, has a variety of athletic opportunities for both male and female student-athletes. San Jac competes in six National
Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division I teams: men’s basketball, soccer and baseball; and women’s basketball,
softball and volleyball.
San Jac has won national titles in men’s basketball, volleyball, baseball, and, track and field, as well as individual titles in tennis.
Along the way, San Jacinto College has produced numerous All-Americans and Academic All-Americans, solidifying the success of
San Jac student-athletes on the court and field and in the classroom.
San Jacinto College National Championships San Jacinto College National Runners-Up
Year
Team
1968
Men’s Basketball
1983
Men’s Basketball
1984
Men’s Basketball
1985Baseball
1986
Men’s Basketball
1986Baseball
1987
Women’s Outdoor
Track & Field
1987Baseball
1987Volleyball
1989
Women’s Indoor
Track & Field
1989Baseball
1990Baseball
Overall Record
44-2
35-2
35-2
54-7
37-0
53-12
n/a
52-9
39-7
n/a
61-10
62-11
YearTeam
2016Baseball
2012Baseball
2010Volleyball
Baseball
2008
Men’s Soccer
2004Baseball
2003
Men’s Basketball
Baseball
1999Baseball
YearTeam
1998Baseball
1997
Men’s Basketball
1993Volleyball
1988Baseball
1984Baseball
1977
Men’s Basketball
1976Volleyball
1967
Men’s Basketball
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About San Jacinto College Athletics
San Jacinto College All-Time NJCAA Academic All-Americans
YearName
2015-2016
2014-2015
2013-2014
2012-2013
2011-2012
2009-2010
2008-2009
Hannah Baker
Ines Bawedin
Sophia Botsch
Juel Rayburn
Nakia Taylor
Kayden Thomas
Hannah Westerlage
Luis Almeda
Miguel Canas
Ricardo Romas
Danielle Damian
Hunter McClellan
Patrick Donaho
Laneisha Jeans
Chase Arledge
Delaney Driver
Elizabeth Garcia
Bridgitte Gauvin
Austin Johnson
Walker Pennington
Erik Nouis
Rachel Warner
Keili Harrison
Matt Locus
Conrad Ramquist
Benjamin Silva
Kirby Taylor
Trey Ross
Lauren Tippet
Award
Superior Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement Exemplary Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement Exemplary Academic Achievement Superior Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Pinnacle Academic Achievement Exemplary Academic Achievement
Pinnacle Academic Achievement
Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence
Distinguished Academic All-American
Academic All-American
NJCAA All-Academic Teams
YearSport
2015-2016Volleyball
2014-2015
Men’s Basketball
Volleyball
NJCAA Hall of Fame Inductees
2011
2010
2007
2005
2000
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1990
1986
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Dane Richards
Ollie Mack
Scott Gernander
Steve Francis
Becky Lidolph
Rita Crockett
Judy Harrison
Walter Berry
Wayne Graham
Ollie Taylor
Monica Hays
Ronnie Arrow
Tom Henderson
Men’s Soccer
Men’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball Men’s Basketball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Track & Field / Cross Country
Men’s Basketball
Baseball
Men’s Basketball
Track & Field / Cross Country
Men’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball
Sport
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Soccer
Soccer
Soccer
Softball
Baseball
Baseball
Women’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball
Volleyball
Softball
Softball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Women’s Basketball
About San Jacinto College
Anders Gymnasium
San Jacinto College
Central Campus: 8060 Spencer Hwy., Pasadena, Texas 77505
North Campus: 5800 Uvalde Rd., Houston, Texas 77049
South Campus: 13735 Beamer Rd., Houston, Texas 77089
Maritime Campus: 3700 Old Highway 146, La Porte, Texas 77571
281-998-6150 | www.sanjac.edu
Surrounded by the monuments of history, the industries
and maritime enterprises of today, and the space age
of tomorrow, San Jacinto College has been serving the
citizens of East Harris County, Texas, since 1961. As one
College with multiple locations, San Jacinto College has a
location nearby the majority of our students. Our College
brings people together for all kinds of academic pursuits,
workforce training, continuing education, and frequent
gatherings of civic, community, and non-profit groups.
San Jacinto College is committed to serving the citizens,
businesses, and industries of East Harris County. At the core
of our values is student success. In fact, we are a recognized
leader in the national student completion movement.
San Jacinto College was named an Achieving the Dream
Leader College in 2011 and received this recognition again
in 2014. We achieved this status through a direct focus
on removing barriers for completion, enhancing support
systems, and emphasizing academic excellence.
The College is also committed to developing a skilled and
trained workforce to meet the growing demands of industry in
our region. We partner with industry to ensure we are teaching
the skills that make our students employable immediately upon
completion of their program. We have created fast-track and
stackable credentials to help meet that workforce need and to
ensure students have a pathway as they progress in their careers.
At San Jacinto College, we know that not everyone is a
“traditional” student. Goals and scheduling demands are
unique, so we offer courses during the day, during the
evening, on weekends, and online. San Jacinto College
students choose from 186 degrees and certificates in 46
technical programs and university transfer pathways. Our
corporate partners benefit from a robust training program
through the Continuing and Professional Development
division, which also offers leisure learning classes and
programs for K-12 teachers through the Aerospace Academy.
San Jacinto College continues to lead in the Gulf Coast
through grant-funded partnerships and collaboration with
other colleges and organizations. These funds support
student success through academic programs and initiatives
promoting college retention and completion, regional
workforce training, scholarships and tuition in various
student programs, and create pathways to higher education
and the workforce for middle and high school students.
Whatever path you take, you’ll find a friendly, bighearted community at San Jacinto College.
San Jacinto College
Your Goals. Your College.
18
2016
Volleyball
schedule
DAYDATE OPPONENT
Fri. Aug. 19
Tues.
Aug. 23
Fri.
Aug. 26
Sat.
Aug. 27
Thurs.
Sept. 1
Fri. Sept. 2
Sat.
Sept. 3
Fri.
Sept. 9
Sat.
Sept. 10
Wed.
Sept. 14
Fri.
Sept. 16
Sat.
Sept. 17
Tues.
Sept. 20
Tues.
Sept. 27
Fri.-Sat.
Sept. 30-Oct. 1
Tues.
Oct. 4
Fri.
Oct. 7
Sat.
Oct. 8
Thurs.
Oct. 13
Sat.
Oct. 15
Tues.
Oct. 18
Tues.
Oct. 25
Sat.
Oct. 29
Fri.-Sun.
Nov. 4-6
Wed.-Sat.
Nov. 16-19
TIME
LOCATION
Brookhaven Scrimmages
TBA (9 a.m.-4 p.m.)
Dallas, Texas – Brookhaven College
Temple College
5 p.m.
Pasadena, Texas – Anders Gym
Iowa Western Community College Invitational Tournament
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Colorado Northwestern
3 p.m.
Western Wyoming Community College
7 p.m.
Iowa Western Community College Invitational Tournament
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Western Nebraska Community College
12 p.m.
College of Southern Idaho
4 p.m.
San Jacinto College Military Appreciation Tournament
3, 5, 7 p.m.
San Jacinto College vs. Hill College
7 p.m.
9 a.m.-7 p.m.
San Jacinto College vs. Brookhaven College
11 a.m.
San Jacinto College vs. Hillsborough Community College
7 p.m.
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
San Jacinto College vs. Laredo Community College
9 a.m.
San Jacinto College vs. Northeastern Colorado
3 p.m.
Laredo Community College*
6 p.m.
Pasadena, Texas–Anders Gym
Coastal Bend College*
12 p.m.
Pasadena, Texas–Anders Gym
Lee College*
6 p.m.
Lee College Tournament
Baytown, Texas – Lee College
San Jacinto College vs. Victoria College
10 a.m.
San Jacinto College vs. Panola College
2 p.m.
Lee College Tournament
San Jacinto College vs. Midland College
8 a.m.
San Jacinto College vs. Navarro College
2 p.m.
Blinn College*
6 p.m.
Brenham, Texas
Wharton County Junior College* 6 p.m.
Wharton, Texas
Tyler Junior College Invitational
TBA
Tyler, Texas
Victoria College
6 p.m.
Laredo Community College* 6 p.m.
Laredo, Texas
Coastal Bend College*
1 p.m.
Beeville, Texas
Lee College*
6 p.m.
Baytown, Texas
San Jac vs. North Central Texas College
10 a.m.
Gainesville, Texas
San Jac vs. Tyler Junior College
12 p.m.
Gainesville, Texas
Blinn College*
6 p.m.
Wharton County Junior College*
6 p.m.
Blue vs. White, Sophomore Day
2 p.m.
NJCAA Region XIV Tournament
TBA
NJCAA National Tournament
TBA
Casper, Wyoming
• BOLD Home games are played in Building C-18, Anders Gym on Central Campus. 8060 Spencer Hwy. Pasadena, Texas 77505
* Denotes conference match
281-998-6150
The San Jacinto College District is committed to equal opportunity for all students, employees, and applicants without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, citizenship status, age, disability, pregnancy, religion,
gender, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, genetic information, marital status or veteran status in accordance with applicable federal and state laws. The following College official has been designated to
handle inquiries regarding the College’s non-discrimination policies: Vice President of Human Resources, 4620 Fairmont Pkwy., Pasadena, TX 77504; 281-991-2659; Sandra.Ramirez@sjcd.edu.

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