Terrapin Profiles • 2003 Maryland Volleyball
2003 Roster Information
Terps by Class
Numerical Roster
No. Name
1 Teryn Papp
2 Kathy Shahrokh
3 Aimee Huddleston
4 Lynnsy Jones
5 Rachel Moore
6 Jennifer Dewalt
7 Stephanie Doiron
8 Maria DiLivio
9 Tina Aramburu
10 Sarah Treadwell
11 Carrie Lagler
13 Rachel Wagener
14 Fiona DeFreitas
17 Lauren Wilson
18 Stephanie Smith
Ht.
5-9
5-4
5-10
5-10
5-10
6-1
5-11
6-1
6-2
5-11
5-8
6-4
5-4
5-4
6-2
Yr.
Fr.
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Sr.
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Jr.
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Pos.
S
DS
S
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OH
OH
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OH
OH
DS
MB
DS
DS
MB
Hometown/High School/Last School (Club Team)
Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South (Circle City)
Ellicott City, Md./Long Reach (Deerfield Juniors)
Keller, Texas/Keller (Midcities)
Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley (City Beach)
Fayetteville, N.C./Terry Sanford/Appalachian St. (Club Raleigh)
Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom (Synergy)
Windsor, Ontario/F.J. Brennan (Riverside)
Hamilton, Ontario/St. Thomas More (Hamilton Seekers)
Stafford, Va./Brooke Point (Fredericksburg Juniors)
Pearland, Texas/Pearland (Houston Juniors)
Ellicott City, Md./Long Reach (Deerfield Juniors)
Chesapeake, Va./Oscar Smith (Tidewater)
Lanham, Md./Laurel (PG Juniors)
North East, Md./Rising Sun (Cecil)
Bethesda, Md./Walt Whitman (DC Juniors)
Head Coach: Janice Kruger, 16th year at Maryland, 26th overall (Nebraska, ’77)
Assistant Coach: Xiangrong “Sean” Liu, fourth year at Maryland (Xiamen, ’86)
Assistant Coach: Felix Hou, fifth year at Maryland (Shanghai Phys. Ed. Inst., ’86)
Administrative Assistant: Angie Rutledge, second year at Maryland (Radford, ’91)
Ht.
6-2
5-4
6-1
6-1
5-11
5-10
5-10
5-8
5-10
5-9
5-4
6-2
5-11
6-4
5-4
Yr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
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Jr.
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DS
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Hometown/High School/Last School (Club Team)
Stafford, Va./Brooke Point (Fredericksburg Juniors)
Lanham, Md./Laurel (PG Juniors)
Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom (Synergy)
Hamilton, Ontario/St. Thomas More (Hamilton Seekers)
Windsor, Ontario/F.J. Brennan (Riverside)
Keller, Texas/Keller (Midcities)
Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley (City Beach)
Ellicott City, Md./Long Reach (Deerfield Juniors)
Fayetteville, N.C./Terry Sanford/Appalachian St. (Club Raleigh)
Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South (Circle City)
Ellicott City, Md./Long Reach (Deerfield Juniors)
Bethesda, Md./Walt Whitman (DC Juniors)
Pearland, Texas/Pearland (Houston Juniors)
Chesapeake, Va./Oscar Smith (Tidewater)
North East, Md./Rising Sun (Cecil)
2003
Terps by Height
6-4 (1): Wagener
6-2 (2): Aramburu, Smith
6-1 (2): Dewalt, DiLivio
5-11 (2): Doiron, Treadwill
5-10 (2): Huddleston, Jones
5-9 (2): Papp, Moore
5-8 (1): Lagler
5-4 (3): DeFreitas, Shahrokh, Wilson
Terps by State
Alphabetical Roster
No. Name
9 Tina Aramburu
14 Fiona DeFreitas
6 Jennifer DeWalt
8 Maria DiLIvio
7 Stephanie Doiron
3 Aimee Huddleston
4 Lynnsy Jones
11 Carrie Lagler
5 Rachel Moore
1 Teryn Papp
2 Kathy Shahrokh
18 Stephanie Smith
10 Sarah Treadwell
13 Rachel Wagener
17 Lauren Wilson
Seniors (4): DeFreitas, Jones, Shahrokh,
Wilson
Juniors (4): Dewalt, DiLivio,
Huddleston, Treadwell
Sophomores (5): Doiron, Lagler,
Moore, Smith, Wagener
Freshmen (2): Aramburu, Papp
California (1): Jones
Indiana (1): Papp
Maryland (5): DeFreitas, Lagler,
Shahrokh, Smith, Wilson
North Carolina (1): Moore
Ontario, Canada (2): DiLivio, Doiron
Pennsylvania (1): Dewalt
Texas (2): Huddleston, Treadwell
Virginia (2): Aramburu, Wagener
Maryland
Pronunciation
Aramburu: uh-RUM-buh-ROO
DeFreitas: duh-FRAY-tus
DiLivio: duh-LIV-ee-oh
Doiron: duh-RON
Hou: HOE
Xiangrong Liu: SEAN-grong LOU
Shahrokh: shuh-ROCK
Terrapins
Head Coach: Janice Kruger, 16th year at Maryland, 26th overall (Nebraska, ’77)
Assistant Coach: Xiangrong “Sean” Liu, fourth year at Maryland (Xiamen, ’86)
Assistant Coach: Felix Hou, fifth year at Maryland (Shanghai Phys. Ed. Inst., ’86)
Administrative Assistant: Angie Rutledge, second year at Maryland (Radford, ’91)
Volleyball
Volleyball Support Staff
Niki McElroy
Aaron Haviland
Don Pearman
Jen Sanderson
Brett Tillett
Athletic Trainer
Operations &
Facilities
Academic
Support
Administrative
Assistant
Marketing
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2003 Maryland Volleyball • Terrapin Profiles
Fiona DeFreitas
Defensive Specialist
Lanham, Md.
Laurel High School (PG Juniors)
5-4 • Senior • 3V
2003
14
As a Freshman (2000)
On DeFreitas
Part-time player who participated in 11 matches … had
an impressive showing
against Lafayette (Sept. 9), as
she had six digs in
Maryland’s 15-2, 15-3, 152 win … collected two digs
against Long Island (Sept.
9) in the Columbia/LIU Invitational.
A sound defensive player who gives the Terrapins a quality
option in the back row … a likely candidate to earn time as the
Terps’ libero during the 2003 season … has appeared in 40
matches and 122 games over the past three seasons … one of
the Terps’ most athletic back-row players, who is a competitive defender from all three back positions.
Kruger on DeFreitas
Maryland
“Fiona had a very good
spring season, where I
feel she had a breakthrough in truly understanding the game at
a different level. She
brings a vicious determination to the defense that is very valuable to the team.”
Before Maryland
Three-year letterwinner in volleyball at
Laurel High School … excellent team leader who
was elected captain of the volleyball team her senior season … solid all-around athlete who lettered
three years in tennis also … won the coaches award in
both volleyball and tennis her senior season … was recruited by Delaware State before deciding to play at Maryland.
As a Junior (2002)
Terrapins
Personal
Played in 75 games … recorded her first career kill along
with six digs in a 3-0 win over Virginia (Oct. 8) … tied her personal best
for service aces with one against George
Mason (Sept. 24) … had 122 digs on the
season, topping the total from the past two
seasons combined … recorded double-digit
digs in three matches, including a seasonhigh 12 against Binghamton at the Maryland
Invitational (Aug. 30) … member of the 200102 ACC Honor Roll … recipient of Athletic
Department’s Scholar-Athlete Award for 2001-02.
Born on Sept. 20, 1982 … parents are Pamela and Vibert DeFreitas …
comes from an athletic family, as her brother Gavin played football for
the Terps in 1999 and her sister is a former member of the Georgia
Tech women’s track team … was vice president of the National Honor
Society at Laurel High School … chose to attend Maryland due to its
academics and its location … majoring in criminal justice.
As a Sophomore (2001)
Volleyball
Saw playing time in 17 matches in an increased role ... produced career-high 16 digs along with a service ace vs. Virginia (Sept.25) ... collected seven digs and a service ace against Georgia Tech (Oct. 12) ...
tallied nine digs against NC State (Oct. 16) ... had solid all-around game
against Virginia, recording 11 digs as well as an assist and a service ace
(Oct. 27) ... member of 2000-01 University of Maryland Athletic Honor
Roll.
DeFreitas’ Career Statistics
Year
2000
2001
2002
Career
G
K
E
TA
PCT
A
11 11
17 58
22 75
50 144
M
0
0
1
1
0
1
2
3
1
2
9
12
.000
-.500
-.111
-.167
1
4
6
11
SA
DIG BS-BA
0 11
4 80
1 122
5 213
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
TB
0
0
0
0
Career Bests
10
Kills: 1 vs. Virginia (10-8-02)
Assists: 1, eleven times, most recently vs. Virginia (10-8-02)
Service Aces: 1, five times, most recently vs. George Mason (9-24-02)
Digs: 16 vs. Virginia (9-25-01)
Terrapin Profiles • 2003 Maryland Volleyball
Jennifer Dewalt
Outside Hitter
Bethlehem, Pa.
Freedom High School (Synergy)
6-1 • Junior • 2V
6
On Dewalt
As a Freshman (2001)
Impressive athlete with tremendous jumping ability …
confident player who should work her way into the
Terps’ outside-hitter rotation this fall … strengthens the Terps’ defense and blocking capabilities when inserted into the lineup …
gained valuable playing experience in
2002 and will look to further develop
skills this fall.
Played in 21 matches as a freshman, including two starts …
established season-best in kills against Providence in the B&G
Properties Invitational with seven (Sept. 8) ... made the most of
first career start against NC State by having four kills in the
opening game and finishing the day with seven … had
solid all-around game vs. Virginia, registering three kills,
nine attacks, two block assists and three digs in four
games of action (Oct. 27).
Kruger on Dewalt
Before Maryland
“Jen is very versatile. She’s an
outside hitter, but played a little
bit in the middle this
spring. She’s proved to
be an excellent blocker
and high-ball attacker.
She’s just a very determined, very bright
player who absolutely loves
to play. She gained a lot of experience last year with Maria DiLivio
redshirting, and I look for her to
build on that this year and be
very successful.”
Lettered four years at Freedom High School in
Bethlehem, Pa. … a three-time all-conference selection
… named first team all-state in 2000 … first team alldistrict and MVP in 1999 and 2000 … helped guide
Freedom to three conference championships and a
69-10 overall record over her four-year career …
two-time team captain and MVP of the 2000
squad.
2003
Maryland
Personal
Born on Oct. 11, 1982 … parents are Theresa
and Gregory Dewalt … her father played football at Army
… member of the Maryland Honors program … highly recruited
by such schools as Colorado, Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, Temple
and William & Mary … chose Maryland due to the academic
opportunities and the campus ... double major in journalism
and studio art.
As a Sophomore
(2002)
Appeared in 110 of the
Terps’ 120 games, all but
two matches … had a
career-best 22 kills vs.
Loyola Marymount in
Terrapin Invitational finale (Sept. 14) … recorded 15+ kills on
seven separate occasions … had her best game of the season against
Clemson (Sept. 28) gathering 18 kills on 46 attempts, with four digs
and three block assists … had her best blocking game of the year in a
loss against Duke (Oct. 4), scoring two solo blocks and a block assist as
well as 11 kills … finished the season third on the team in kills (301),
kills per game (2.74) and total attacks (826) … scored 24 of her total
43 blocks in eight ACC games … member of the 2001-02 ACC Honor
Roll … recipient of 2001-02 Athletic Department’s Scholar-Athlete Award.
Terrapins
Volleyball
Dewalt’s Career Statistics
Year
PCT
A
SA
2001 21 34 31 15 73 .219
2002 30 110 301 139 826 .196
Career 51 144 332 154 899 .198
M
G
K
E
TA
4
5
9
0
0
0
DIG BS-BA
20
71
91
TB
1-5 6
6-37 43
7-42 49
Career Bests
Kills: 22 vs. Loyola Marymount (9-14-02)
Attack Pct*: .667 (4-0-6) vs. Navy (10-2-01)
Assists: 2 vs. Navy (10-2-01)
Digs: 6 vs. Binghamton (8-30-02) and Florida State (10-11-02)
Blocks: 3.0 vs. Duke (10-4-02)
*min. 5 TA
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2003 Maryland Volleyball • Terrapin Profiles
Maria DiLivio
Outside Hitter
Hamilton, Ontario
St. Thomas More High School (Hamilton Seekers)
6-1 • Redshirt Junior • 2V
2003
As a Freshman (2000)
On DiLivio
Saw action in all 30 matches as a rookie … finished the season sixth
on the team in kills (96) and digs (69) … named the team’s freshman of the year for her performance on the court … turned in the
best performance of her brief career on Senior Day against
Clemson … set career-highs in kills (18) and digs (14) against the
Tigers on Nov. 4 … hammered 11 kills including a personalbest .600 hitting percentage (11-2-15), in a five-game win at
NC State on Oct. 17 … tallied 13 kills in a four-game victory
over Morgan State Sept. 16 in the Maryland Invitational …
had her first double-double of her career Oct. 24 at Virginia
with 10 kills and 10 digs … hit a career-best three service
aces Oct. 22 at North Carolina.
Powerful hitter who played well down the stretch
for the Terrapins as a freshman, and finished second on the team with 319 kills as a sophomore …
adds an excellent combination of size and strength
to the Terps’ front row … emerged as a starter
for most of the 2001 season while appearing
in 98 games … redshirted in 2002.
Kruger on DiLivio
Maryland
“Maria is our power hitter. She hits the ball very
hard… has a lot of experience from years of playing the game. She’s a complete player all
around—very solid in every aspect of her game.
She’s also an excellent leader. Combining her
with Aimee and Jen will give a strong leadership core to the team”
Before Maryland
1999 Canadian junior national all-star … selected MVP
of the CAR STAR International Volleyball Tournament
… 1997 Canadian juvenile all-star … was recruited
by Seton Hall, North Carolina, Houston and
Temple.
As a Junior (2002)
Redshirt season.
Personal
As a Sophomore (2001)
Terrapins
Volleyball
Finished second on team with 319
kills, 3.26 kills per game and 842 total
attempts … reached double figures in
kills 16 times, including two 20-plus
kill performances … registered
double-doubles in kills and digs in
each of the Terps’ final four matches,
including two ACC Tournament contests … averaged a robust 14.6 kills per
match from Sept. 22-Oct. 12, reaching
double figures in seven consecutive
matches during that stretch… tallied
15 kills, 10 digs and three blocks in
regular-season finale vs. Georgia
Tech (Nov. 10) … recorded 17 kills,
11 digs and three blocks while hitting .333 against Clemson (Nov. 9) …
set career-high with 21 kills, including seven in the third game of a win
over North Carolina (Oct. 21) … tied a career-high in service aces with
three while adding 19 kills and eight digs against Bowling Green (Sept.
1) ... member of 2000-01 University of Maryland Athletic Honor Roll.
DiLivio’s Career Statistics
Year
M
G
K
E
2000 30 67 96 47
2001 26 98 319 140
2002
Career 56 165 415 187
TA
PCT
A
SA
DIG BS-BA
282 .174
6 7 69
842 .213
7 13 170
Redshirt Season
1124 .203 13 20 239
TB
2-12 14
4-28 32
6-40 46
Career Bests
12
Kills: 21 vs. North Carolina (10-21-01)
Attack Pct.*: .636 (15-1-22) vs. Texas A&M Corpus-Christi (9-8-01)
Assists: 2 vs. Georgia Tech, 11-10-01 and Virginia (10-24-00)
Service Aces: 3 vs. Bowling Green (9-1-01) & North Carolina (10-22-00)
Digs: 16 vs. Georgia Tech (11-16-01)
Blocks: 3, five times, most recently vs. Georgia Tech (11-10-01)
* min. 5 TA
8
Born on July 11, 1981 … daughter of
Anna and Gerry DiLivio … was part of
the team that won the 2000 Canadian
Junior National Championship …
chose to attend Maryland due to its
campus and the volleyball program
… a communications major.
Terrapin Profiles • 2003 Maryland Volleyball
Stephanie Doiron
Outside Hitter/Defensive Specialist
Windsor, Ontario
F.J. Brennan High School (Riverside)
5-11 • Sophomore • 1V
7
On Doiron
Personal
As a freshman, contributed in 80 games and proved she was a true
student-athlete whose all-around abilities helped earn her playing time
in her first college season … will compete for playing time and should
split time at either outside hitter or in the back row … enjoyed an
extensive club and prep career in Canada.
Born on April 12, 1984 … daughter of Maurice and Grace Doiron …
has one sister, Angie (21) … majoring in letters and sciences … a three-year honor roll
student in high school who won awards
for science, geography, French, physical
education and math … won a bronze
medal and merit award at the 2001
Windsor Regional Science Fair … also
recruited by Georgia State
and UC-Riverside … chose
to attend
Maryland
because of
its friendly
a t m o sphere and
quality
academics.
Kruger on Doiron
“Stephanie saw a lot of action in the spring. She knows the game well
defensively and continues to build on that. She has a very calming
effect out on the floor, because she knows the game so well.”
As a Freshman (2002)
Appeared in 80 games for the Terps, including 40 in ACC play
… averaged almost a dig per game with 77 total … had 13
service aces on the season, one of just five Terps to reach
double figures … had 10 digs in her first career match,
vs. George Washington Aug. 30.
Before Maryland
Graduated from F.J. Brennan Catholic High School in 2002 …
helped lead her team to a
31-5 record as a senior … was
named first team
all-league as her
team’s captain
…earned first
team all-league
accolades in each of her final three prep seasons … also captained her
team with Riverside Volleyball Club as a senior, and with Northshore
Volleyball Club as a junior … played on the 2001 Ontario Women’s
Provincial team that won the silver medal in the Canada Games … a
member of the Canadian Youth National Volleyball team as a sophomore in 2000 … also threw the javelin over 131 feet while participating in track & field … broke the javelin record at the Kennedy Relays,
placed second in the Windsor City championships and third in Southwest Ontario … also played basketball and was named F.J. Brennan’s
Senior Athlete of the Year … nominee for the Royal Arcanum Award,
honoring the athlete of the year at all Windsor schools.
2003
Maryland
Terrapins
Volleyball
Doiron’s Career Statistics
Year
M
G
K
E
2002
26
80
2
0
TA
PCT
5 .400
A
SA
3 13
DIG BS-BA
77
0-0
TB
0
Career Bests
Digs: 10 vs. George Washington (8-30-02)
Service Aces: 3 vs. Clemson (10-25-02)
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2003 Maryland Volleyball • Terrapin Profiles
Aimee Huddleston
Setter
Keller, Texas
Keller High School (Midcities)
5-10 • Junior • 2V
2003
3
On Huddleston
As a Freshman (2001)
Junior setter who will likely start during the
2003 season… will aid in strengthening the
Terps’ block… increased her strength and efficiency during the spring … a valuable asset
to Maryland’s depth and versatility … good
leader on the court who is a very good athlete … one of two Texans on the Maryland roster.
Reached double figures in assists three times during her first season
... saw playing time at setter in nine matches as a freshman ... posted
career-best four digs along with 13 assists against Providence in the
B&G Properties Invitational (Sept. 9) ... proved she was deserving of
first career start by dishing out a career-high 26 assists against NC
State (Sept. 22) ... led Terps with 12 assists against North Carolina
(Sept. 21).
Before Maryland
Kruger on Huddleston
Maryland
Led Keller High School in Keller, Texas to a perfect 14-0
district record and the district championship as a senior … was named the district’s setter of the year …
her team finished with an overall mark of 28-6 …
excellent athlete who also played basketball and participated in track.
“Aimee is an intelligent, hard-working
athlete with strong leadership skills. She
has great hands and knows the game
well, making her the perfect type of
individual for the setter position. She
had a very successful spring season
and did an excellent job of leading
the team and learning our system.”
Personal
Born on Nov. 8, 1982 … daughter of Cindy and Terry
Huddleston … has a sister Cassidy ... majoring in marketing and logistics geography … was recruited by Houston, Texas-San
Antonio, Lamar and Sam Houston State … selected Maryland due to
its size and location.
As a Sophomore (2002)
Terrapins
Volleyball
Saw an increased role at setter and
set a personal best with 300 assists
on the season (an average of 6.00
per game) … in three consecutive
matches, she posted 45 or more assists … against Denver she had a season-best 65 assists along with three
kills, two service aces, eight digs, two
solo blocks and three block assists …
vs. Minnesota she tallied 46 assists,
four kills, two service aces, 12 digs, a
solo block and four block assists …
in the finale of her three-match run
she scored 53 assists, two block
assists and three digs against
George Mason … finished second on the team in hitting percentage (.356) … member of
the 2001-02 ACC Honor Roll
… recipient of the 2001-02
Athletic Department’s ScholarAthlete Award.
Huddleston’s Career Statistics
Year
M
G
K
E
TA
A
SA
2001
9
2002 20
Career 29
19
50
69
4
19
23
4
3
7
12 .000 57
45 .356 300
57 .280 357
PCT
0
7
7
DIG BS-BA
8
47
55
Career Bests
14
TB
0-1 1
3-17 20
3-18 21
Kills: 4 vs. Minnesota (9-21-02)
Attack Pct*: .571 (4-0-7) vs. Minnesota (9-21-02)
Assists: 65 vs. Denver (9-21-02)
Digs: 12 vs. Minnesota (9-21-02)
Blocks: 5 twice, most recently vs. Minnesota (9-21-02)* min. 5 TA
Terrapin Profiles • 2003 Maryland Volleyball
4
Lynnsy Jones
Outside Hitter/Right Side Hitter
Castro Valley, Calif.
Castro Valley High School (City Beach)
5-10 • Senior • 3V
ties Invitational (Sept. 7) … named B&G Properties Invitational Tournament MVP after compiling an impressive 32 kills and seven digs while
guiding the Terps to the tournament crown …
added 13 kills against Georgetown (Sept. 18) …
posted a double-double (15 kills, 10 digs) while committing only two hitting errors against Virginia (Sept. 25) … racked
up career-high 16 kills along with two service aces in win
over Florida State (Sept. 28) … blocked career-best five shots
along with 14 kills and eight digs against Florida State (Oct.
20) … chipped in with eight kills and six digs against North
Carolina (Sept. 21) … posted 12 kills and eight digs against
NC State (Sept. 22) … recorded 10 digs and tied a career-best six service aces vs. North Carolina (Oct. 21) …
notched third double-double of season with 12 kills and
10 digs against Wake Forest (Oct. 30).
On Jones
May possess the ACC’s most dynamic
jump serve, and returns for her third year
in Maryland’s starting lineup … fourthyear player who posted 246 kills as a
sophomore, and a school-record 533
as a junior … has all the tools and is an
excellent all-around player who will
compete for ACC Player of the Year honors this season … is quick off the floor and
has the athleticism to be a dominant player on the collegiate level.
Kruger on Jones
“Lynnsy’s jump serve is powerful and accurate and has the ability to
affect the outcome of a match. She’s also a very dominant attacker.
She’s the type of player who wants the ball, and demands the ball and
knows what to do with it when she gets it.”
Had a breakout season … set school records
in total kills for a season (533) and kills in a
single game (33, Oct. 12 vs. Florida State) …
All-AVCA Eastern Region selection … MVP of the
Maryland Invitational (Aug. 30-31) … saw playing time
in each of the 120 games on the season … led the
team in kills, kills per game, total attack and service aces
… recorded 15 or more kills in 22 different matches on
the year … in a two-week span from Oct. 12-26, she
averaged 24 kills, 1.2 service aces and 3.7 digs per match
… second in the ACC in service aces and third in kills per
game … had 10 double-doubles on the season, including a 21-kill, 20-dig, 5block game vs. Duke Nov. 3 in College Park … bested Duke earlier in the season
(Oct.4) for 22 kills and 10 digs … hit a season-high .462 vs. Wake Forest (Oct. 5)
with 18 kills and two service aces … had 29 kills and 11 digs en route to a fivegame win vs. Clemson (Oct. 25) …
As a Sophomore (2001)
Reached double figures in kills 12 times …44 service aces led team for second
consecutive season and were good for sixth in the ACC… started all 28 matches
for Terps at right-side position … finished third on team in kills and total attempts among returning players ... hit game-winning kill in Maryland’s ACC
Tournament upset of third-seed Georgia Tech … produced 14 kills and 11 assists en route to a double-double against Bowling Green (Sept. 1) … tallied 15
kills and two blocks to lead Maryland over Southwest Texas in the B&G Proper-
Jones’ Career Statistics
2000
2001
2002
Career
M
G
28
26
32
86
100
100
120
320
K
E
TA
PCT
A
SA
DIG BS-BA
TB
127 80 423 .111 46
246 113 706 .188 38
533 192 1283 .266 95
906 385 2412 .216 179
45
44
55
144
158 4-33
154 3-36
255 1-69
562 8-138
37
39
70
146
Career Bests
Kills: 33 vs. Florida State (10-12-02)
Attack Pct.*: .500 (6-1-10) vs. Providence (9-8-01)
Assists: 9 vs. Binghamton (8-30-02)
Service Aces: 6 vs. North Carolina (10-21-01) and Clemson (11-16-00)
Digs: 20 vs. Duke (11-03-02)
Blocks: 7 vs. UMBC (10-31-02)
* min. 5 TA
Maryland
As a Freshman (2000)
As a Junior (2002)
Year
2003
Led the team and the ACC with 46 service aces … saw
game action in 28 matches … ranked fifth on the team in
kills (127) and digs (158) … named to the All-Tournament
Team at the Columbia/LIU Invitational … recorded her first
double-double of her career Sept. 19 vs. Wake Forest with
a personal-best 11 kills and 17 digs … also chipped in with
three aces against the Deacs … collected 16 digs to go
along with seven kills in a five-game victory over Connecticut (Oct. 14) … dished a career-high seven assists against
Morgan State (Sept. 16) … ripped off a career-best six service aces in
Maryland’s opening-round win over Clemson in the ACC Tournament … tallied
five aces along with 10 digs and nine kills in a win at NC State (Oct. 17).
Terrapins
Before Maryland
A four-year letterwinner at
Castro Valley High School in
volleyball … a two-time allleague and team MVP selection … helped lead her team
to two first-place league finishes in her career … named
prep of the week by the San
Francisco Examiner her senior
season … outstanding athlete
who lettered in track all four
years and received a scholarship offer from UC Santa Barbara … holds the school
record for long jump with a
leap of 18 feet … was recruited by schools all over the
country including Texas,
DePaul, Pittsburgh and Baylor.
Volleyball
Personal
Born on Jan. 26, 1982 … the
daughter of Sandra and
Randy Jones … her brother
Ryan was the center for the
University of California football team and graduated last
May … a kinesiology major.
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Carrie Lagler
Defensive Sepcialist
Gaithersburg, Md.
Gaithersburg High School (MVSA)
5-8 • Sophomore • 1V
2003
On Lagler
Local walk-on player who logged some time in the backcourt as a true
freshman … dedicated prep star who led Gaithersburg High to backto-back state tournament berths … all-around, athletic player whose
role with the Terps will continue to develop through her career.
Kruger on Lagler
Maryland
“Carrie had a very strong spring
season. She’s a good athlete
who is learning the game.
She can use her athletic
ability to play a strong
game as she continues to
develop her skills and her
knowledge of the game.”
As a Freshman (2002)
Saw playing time in three matches … recorded an ace
Sept. 6 vs. Campbell at the James Madison Invitational.
Before Maryland
Terrapins
Graduated from Gaithersburg High School in 2002 … helped lead her
team to a pair of 4A west region championships as a junior and senior
... led the Trojans on a 17-match win streak in 2001, an undefeated
regular season and a berth in the state playoffs … lost to Broadneck in
the state semifinals … twice named all-county … team MVP in 2001
and a Washington Post second team All-Met selection … averaged seven
kills, four aces and two blocks per game as a senior … played for Montgomery Village Sports Association club.
Personal
Born on Nov. 17, 1983 … daughter of Jeff and Irene Lagler … has two
younger sisters, Lauren (16) and Sara (14) … member of the National
Honor Society, vice president of the Spanish National Honor Society …
chose to attend Maryland because of its reputation for academics and
athletics, and its proximity to home.
Volleyball
Lagler’s Career Statistics
Year
M
G
K
E
2002
2
3
0
0
TA
PCT
A
SA
1 .000
0
1
Career Bests
Service Aces: 1 vs. Campbell (09-06-02)
16
DIG BS-BA
0
0-0
TB
0
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Kathy Shahrokh
Defensive Specialist
Ellicott City, Md.
Long Reach High School (Deerfield Juniors)
5-4 • Redshirt Junior • 2V
On Shahrokh
One of three players in the mix at the defensive-specialist position …
played in 13 matches as a freshman before practicing and redshirting
in 2001 … should see time in the back row while competing for match
time with returning juniors Fiona DeFreitas and Lauren Wilson ... has
maintained a 4.0 cumulative GPA through two years at Maryland.
2
2003
Kruger on Shahrokh
“Kathy is a very versatile server and strong defensive play.
She’s a good team player and is continually willing to do
whatever it takes for the team to be successful. She’s
greatly improved all around.”
Maryland
As a Redshirt Sophomore (2002)
Saw playing time in three games, including an ACC game … recorded two
digs on the season, one vs.
Binghamton (Aug.
30), the other
against Duke (Oct.
4) … was a member of the 2001-02
ACC Honor Roll and earned the Athletic Department’s Scholar-Athlete
Award.
As a Sophomore (2001)
Redshirt season ... member of 2000-01 University of Maryland Athletic
Honor Roll.
Terrapins
As a Freshman (2000)
Played in 13 matches and 22 games … collected three digs and handed
out two assists (Sept. 9) against Lafayette at the Columbia/Invitational
… also recorded three digs (Nov. 4) vs. Clemson.
Before Maryland
Four-year letterwinner at Long Reach High School … named all-county
her senior season … outstanding athlete who also played basketball,
tennis and was a member of the Long Reach state championship track
team … excellent student-athlete who was named the team’s scholarathlete for volleyball, tennis and track.
Volleyball
Personal
Born on Nov. 27, 1982 … daughter of Soosan and Fred Shahrokh …
member of the National Honor Society … majoring in neurobiology …
part of the College Park honors program … received the President’s
Cup award and the scholar-athlete award for her work in the classroom … chose to attend Maryland due to its beautiful campus and its
academics.
Shahrokh’s Career Statistics
Year
M
G
K
E
2000 13
2002
3
Career 16
21
3
24
0
0
0
0
0
0
TA
PCT
A
SA
0 .000
0 .000
0 .000
2
0
2
0
0
0
DIG BS-BA
11
2
13
0-0
0-0
0-0
TB
0
0
0
Career Bests
Assists: 2 vs. Lafayette (9-9-00)
Digs: 3 vs. Clemson (11-4-00) and Lafayette (9-9-00)
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Stephanie Smith
Middle Blocker
Bethesda, Md.
Walt Whitman High School (DC Juniors)
6-2 • Redshirt Sophomore • 1V
2003
10 block assists to go along with two solo blocks, as well as
scoring 10 kills … had 10 kills on 22 attempts vs. Georgia Tech
(Sept. 27) while also racking up three block assists … recorded
eight blocks (four solos and four assists) Oct. 25 vs. Clemson in a
five-game loss … one week later, had two solo blocks and seven block
assists vs. Duke in College Park.
On Smith
Maryland
Second-year prospect at middle blocker who has
made marked improvements from the beginning
of her true freshman year … a redshirt
freshman in 2002 who returns as an
incumbent starter from last spring’s
Terrapin lineup … teamed with
fellow freshman Rachel
Wagener to lead the Terp
block in 2002 …
will see extended
playing time and
will be an integral
part of the 2003
season …. saw dramatic improvement
in her strength, technique and timing during spring 2001 and
2002… has great size and
plenty of potential to be an outstanding middle blocker at Maryland.
As a Freshman (2001)
Redshirt season.
Before Maryland
Came to Maryland from nearby Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda
… won three letters in volleyball along with two in softball and basketball … finished her prep career with an outstanding 48-4 record and
three straight division championships (1998-2000) at Walt Whitman
… part of the 1998 Maryland state championship squad.
Personal
Born on May 30, 1983 … daughter of Jeanne and Raymond Smith …
majoring in education … decided on Maryland due to the strong athletic and academic programs.
Kruger on Smith
Terrapins
“She’s a very hard-working player who’s
proven to be silent but deadly. She is
mild-mannered, but is a force to be reckoned with in the front row. Blocking became her forte in the spring. Stephanie
is someone who is very fun to coach—
she comes to practice ready to learn and
improves every day. She’s a solid, hardworking player.”
As a Redshirt Freshman (2002)
Volleyball
Was one of the team’s leading blockers,
averaging a team-high 0.94 blocks per
game … played in 98 games and recorded 92 blocks, 19 solo … was
also strong on offense, averaging
1.51 kills per game … had a teamhigh attack percentage of .276 …
in the final two games of the Terrapin Invitational, she recorded
Smith’s Career Statistics
Year
M
2002
26
G
K
98 148
PCT
A
SA
52 348 .276
E
TA
3
5
DIG BS-BA
TB
3 19-73 92
Career Bests
Kills: 11 vs. Duke (10-04-02)
Attack Pct.*: .600 (10-1-15), twice, most recently vs. Georgia Tech (1026-02)
Blocks: 9 vs. Duke (11-03-02)
Digs: 5 vs. Wake Forest (10-29-02)
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Sarah Treadwell
Outside Hitter
Pearland, Texas
Pearland High School (Houston Juniors)
5-11 • Junior • 2V
10
(Sept. 8) … established career-best four service aces vs. Texas
A&M Corpus-Christi (Sept. 8) … tallied 11 digs and two
service aces against NC State in only second ACC game
of career … set new career-high in digs with 12 in an
impressive display against Virginia (Sept. 25).
On Treadwell
Third-year player with solid all-around skills … improved
her physical skills and jumping ability during the offseason, and will compete for playing time at outside hitter or in the back row … saw most of her
playing time in the back row as a freshman, but
has improved her timing and hitting skills at the
net and played in every game of the 2002 season… very competitive and unselfish on the court
… should compete for playing time.
2003
Before Maryland
Finished as one of the top players ever at
Pearland High School in Pearland, Texas … holds
the school record for career kills (1,017) and
single-season kills (513 in 2000) … selected to
the all-state all-star team ... led the Houston area
in kills as a senior … first-team all-district from
1997-2001 ... district MVP her senior campaign
… team MVP in 2000 ... lettered three years in
basketball and two years in softball.
Kruger on Treadwell
“Sarah is an excellent ball-control player. She has
a strong attack and is an excellent passer. Serving is also a strong point of Sarah’s game. She’s
proven to be a good all-around performer. She
stabilizes the team with her performances because of her ball control.”
Maryland
Personal
As a Sophomore (2002)
Was one of just two Terps to play in all
120 games on the season … contributed in every aspect of the game …
finished the year with 126 kills, 13
service aces and 289 digs …
torched NC State twice (Oct. 19
and Nov. 12) for a total of 33
kills, .505 hitting percentage, two service aces and
22 digs … had a doubledouble, recording 15 kills
and 13 digs in a four-game
victory over Binghamton in
Maryland Invitational … vs. Georgetown (Sept. 10) had a season-high
34 attempts, converting 17, and added 14 digs and a block assist in
the Terps’ four-game win … had a season-high 16 digs in an Oct. 25th
game against Clemson, a five-game Terp win.
Born on Dec. 29, 1982 … daughter of Brenda
and Donald Treadwell … has one sister of Jennifer (24) ... majoring in environmental science and policy … recruited by Michigan,
Houston, Georgetown, Texas-Arlington
and Tulsa … decided to come to Maryland due to its volleyball program and
academics.
Terrapins
As a Freshman (2001)
Outside hitter played in 25 matches as a freshman, the most of any
first-year player … had four digs and five total attempts in first career
match against Indiana (Aug. 31) … registered career-high three kills to
go along with seven total attempts and two digs against Providence
Volleyball
Treadwell’s Career Statistics
Year
M
G
K
2001 25 88
4
2002 32 120 126
Career 57 208 130
E
TA
PCT
5 37 -.027
61 359 .181
66 396 .161
A
SA
DIG BS-BA
6 17 111
16 13 289
22 30 400
TB
0-1 1
1-10 11
1-11 12
Career Bests
Kills: 17 vs. Georgetown (9-10-02)
Attack Pct.*: .588 (10-0-17) vs. NC State (11-12-02)
Assists: 2, three times, most recently vs. Georgetown (9-10-02)
Service Aces: 4 vs. Georgia Tech (11-16-01) and
Texas A&M Corpus-Christi (9-8-01)
Digs: 18 vs. Duke (11-03-02)
Blocks: 2, two times, most recently vs. NC State (11-12-02)
* min. 5 TA
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Rachel Wagener
Middle Blocker
Chesapeake, Va.
Oscar Smith High School (Tidewater)
6-4 • Sophomore • 1V
2003
On Wagener
Before Maryland
Contributed in 93 games as a freshman
… coupled with fellow freshman
Stephanie Smith, provided the
Terps a dynamic block …
size and strength make her
a tough match up and gives
her a great presence on the
court … will be a factor in the
Terps’ success in 2003.
Graduated from Oscar Smith High School in 2002 … led her team to a
12-5 record as a senior … lettered for four seasons … three-year team
MVP and two-year team captain … district player of the year as a junior and senior … first team all-district and all-region in every season
since her sophomore campaign … second team all-state selection
as a senior … was the MVP of the Gramby Classic while leading her team to the championship … captain and standout
player with the Tidewater Volleyball Association … team
MVP … tournament MVP at the Virginia Beach Invitational …
Tidewater was the Flight 3 Champions at the Junior National
Championships in 2000 (16s) and 2001 (18s) …helped Tidewater to
numerous East Coast and regional qualifying championships … selected to attend USA Volleyball Camp in Louisville, Ky., in summer 2000.
Kruger on Wagener
Maryland
“Rachel had a great freshman
year. I was very impressed with
her transition from high school to
college. Rachel’s success this season
will depend on her ability to develop
and learn how to dominate the net.
Being competitive in a 6-4 frame, I think
Rachel’s somebody who’s going to have a
strong year.”
Personal
Born on Oct. 27, 1984 … daughter of Richard and Sandra Wagener
… enjoys photography … hopes to major in kinesiology and has interest in pursuing a career as a doctor … four-year honor roll selection
and a member of the National Honor Society … recruited by a host of
Division I schools, including Cal State Fullerton, Miami, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Florida, Temple, Texas A&M and Virginia … chose
to attend Maryland for its complete package of academics, proximity
and a family environment.
As a Freshman (2002)
Terrapins
Named to the 2002 ACC All-Freshman Team
… played in 93 games as the Terps’ second-leading blocker … her 14 solo blocks
and 67 block assists ranked second and
third on the team, respectively … had nine
kills on 18 attempts and helped block four
shots while also racking up a solo block in a
Sept. 17 win over Towson … recorded 10 kills
on a .533 hitting percentage and eight
blocks in the second game of the Denver
Invitational (Sept. 21) vs. the No. 8ranked Minnesota Golden Gophers.
Volleyball
Wagener’s Career Statistics
Year
M
2002
29
G
K
93 125
PCT
A
SA
50 280 .268
E
TA
4
6
DIG BS-BA
Kills:: 10 vs. Minnesota (09-21-02)
Attack Pct.*:..833 (5-0-6) vs. James Madison (09-07-02)
Blocks:: 8 vs. Minnesota (09-21-02)
Digs: 3, three times, most recently vs. North Carolina (11-17-02)
* min. 5 TA
TB
27 14-67 81
Career Bests
20
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Terrapin Profiles • 2003 Maryland Volleyball
Lauren Wilson
Defensive Specialist
North East, Md.
Rising Sun High School (Cecil)
5-4 • Senior • 3V
17
2003
Before Maryland
On Wilson
Recovering from off-season ACL surgery… Energetic player who could
see time in the back row, competing for playing time with fellow classmates Fiona DeFreitas and Kathy Shahrokh ... has maintained a 4.0
cumulative GPA through three years at Maryland.
Kruger on Wilson
“Lauren is recovering from ACL surgery, so we’ll have to see how the
recovery goes. She had a very strong finish to the year last fall, playing
a lot in a substitute role the second half of the season. She’s a solid
passer and defensive player and could see time in the back row if all
goes well.”
As a Junior (2002)
Saw playing time in 40 games at libero … recorded 45 digs and
five assists in 34 games against ACC foes … had 18 digs
and two assists in five games against Duke Nov. 3
… the weekend of Oct. 25-26, recorded twofive assist games … was a member of
the 2001-02 ACC Honor Roll
and earned the Athletic
Department’s ScholarAthlete Award.
Three-year starter at Rising Sun High School …
helped guide her team to an impressive 52-7
record in three years … first team all-county
selection at outside hitter in 1999 … captain
of the volleyball team her junior and senior
seasons … was voted team MVP in 1999 …
led Rising Sun to two Maryland State final
four appearances … won two regional
and county championships over her threeyear career at Rising Sun … recognized
as the top female scholar-athlete at Rising
Sun her senior year … holds several school
career records including passing, digs and
passing efficiency.
Maryland
Personal
As a Sophomore
(2001)
Played in eight games as a sophomore ... had season-high two digs
against Wake Forest (Oct. 6) ... named to 2000-01 University of Maryland Athletic Honor Roll.
Born on May 8, 1982 … daughter of
Nicolette and Richard Wilson … father was her club volleyball coach
… has a twin sister who attends
Virginia Tech … member of
Maryland’s College Park Scholars
program … member of the Phi
Kappa Phi Honors Society … a
zoology major … chose to attend
Maryland due to its academics
and location.
Terrapins
As a Freshman (2000)
Participated in 13 games as a freshman … was a steady influence in
the back row when she received playing time … came away with a
career-high four digs Nov. 10 at Duke … an ACC Honor Roll member.
Volleyball
Wilson’s Career Statistics
Year
M
G
K
E
TA
PCT
A
SA
2000
9
2001
7
2002 13
Career 29
13
8
40
61
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
2
1
1
4
-.500
.000
.000
-.250
0
0
5
5
0
0
0
0
DIG BS-BA
10
5
51
66
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
TB
0
0
0
0
Career Bests
Digs: 18 vs. Duke (11-03-02)
Assists: 2 vs. Duke (11-03-02)
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Tina Aramburu
Outside Hitter
Stafford, Va.
Brooke Point High School (Fredericksburg Jrs.)
6-2 • Freshman • HS
2003
On Aramburu
6-2 attacker who has a solid understanding of the game… athletic player who will
learn and grow through her freshman season.
“Tina is a very hard-working, 6-foot-2 athlete who possesses all skills within the
game. Those skills need to be fine-tuned,
but all of the skills are there. Her biggest
adjustment to the college game will be
adapting to the speed of the game at this level. She’s a very hard worker
though and very coachable.”
Before Maryland
Graduated from Brooke Point High School in 2003… led team to 15-3
record in her senior season… team captain junior and senior
year…named to all-area first team, all-district team and team MVP during her final two seasons.
Personal
Terrapins
Born Tina Ann Marie Aramburu on June 21, 1985 in Omaha, Neb…
daughter of Teresa and Anthony Aramburu… has one sister, Vanessa
(17)…will face former Fredericksburg Volleyball Club teammate Niki
Bernardes who plays for George Mason… chose to attend Maryland
because of the campus, team and reasonable proximity to home…
also recruited by Connecticut, Mississippi, Jacksonville and West
Virginia…majoring in letters and sciences.
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Rachel Moore
Outside Hitter
Fayetteville, N.C.
Terry Sanford High School/
Appalachian State (Club Raleigh)
5-11 • Redshirt Sophomore • TR
Volleyball
On Moore
Transfer from Appalachian State…brings
experience and depth to the Terps front
row… possesses strong leadership skills.
Kruger on Moore
“Rachel is a solid all-around player. I think
her knowledge and abilities will be a solid
addition to our team.”
As a freshman at Appalachian
State (2001)
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Graduated from Terry Sanford High School in 2001… a two-sport athlete who earned four varsity letters in volleyball and three in basketball… state representative to USA Tourneysport 2000 Hawaii Classic,
where she earned all-tournament honors… named an all-league honoree each of her four prep seasons… earned Most Valuable Player
recognition after being named first team All-Mid South 4A Conference,
as well as Mid-South 4A Conference Player of the Year… named second team Mid-South 4A Conference honors as a junior… finished 2000
season as league leader in attacks (662), kills (334) and digs (199)…team
co-captain her senior season… played in five AAu national championships from 1996-2001.
Personal:
Kruger on Aramburu
Maryland
Before College:
Suffered a concussion in mid-September which caused her to miss a
month of competition… posted 26 kills and 64 digs in 48 games for
the Mountaineers.
Born Rachel Catherine Moore on April 5, 1983… daughter of Kathy
and Tommy Moore… lists mother as person she most admires… chose
to attend Maryland because of the academics, location and friends
and family in the area… majoring in government and politics with
aspirations to work in corporate law or real estate.
Moore’s Career Statistics
Year
M
G
K
E
2001ASU 19
48
26
31
TA
PCT
98(-0.51)
A
SA
33 10
Teryn Papp
DIG BS-BA
64
7-2
TB
9
1
Setter
Bloomington, Ind.
Bloomington South High School (Circle City)
5-9 • Freshman • HS
On Papp
Highly recruited setter who will serve as
the back-up to junior Aimee Huddleston…
will gain practical experience and knowledge throughout the season, strengthening her game.
Kruger on Papp
“Teryn has a lot of strong club experience
that will help in the transition from high
school to the collegiate level of play. She
also has good backcourt skills, which we
will incorporate into our style of play.”
Before Maryland
Graduated from Bloomington South in 2003… lettered in both volleyball and track… named volleyball team captain and MVP for her junior
and senior years…received multiple accolades for volleyball accomplishments, including being named to the all-conference team her senior
season and several Athlete of the Week honors for Monroe Co. (Ind.)…
led her team in assists and service aces… ran the 400 meters during
her freshman and sophomore year track seasons.
Personal
Born Teryn Leeann Papp on April 24, 1985 in Ohio… daughter of
Michelle and Steve Papp… has a brother Jacob (16) and sister Casey
(9)… said she loved Maryland from the very first time she visited because of the team, coaches and campus…also recruited by St. Louis,
Memphis, Florida Sate, Utah State, Indiana, Alabama, Appalachian State,
Western Kentucky and Morehead State…majoring in letters and sciences.