Big Ten Conference volleyball

Big Ten Conference
Association	NCAA
Division	Division I
Members	14

Big Ten volleyball is made up of the women's volleyball programs from the Big Ten's 14 member universities. Through 2019, the Big Ten has earned a combined 33 NCAA national semifinal appearances by eight different teams. In 1987, Illinois became the first Big Ten program to make an appearance in the national semifinal. In 1999 Penn State won the conference's first national championship, and they have won seven overall, including a record four consecutive titles from 2007 to 2010. Minnesota, Illinois, and Wisconsin (three times) have each made national championship game appearances.

In 2011, former Big 12 member Nebraska joined the Big Ten. The Cornhuskers have won five national championships, with two of these coming since the school joined the Big Ten.

Teams

School	Head coach	Big Ten titles†	National semifinal appearances	Best NCAA finish
Penn State	Russ Rose	17 (1992, 1993, 1996–99, 2003–10, 2012, 2013, 2017)	13 (1993, 1994, 1997–99, 2007–10, 2012–14, 2017)	Champions (1999, 2007–10, 2013, 2014)
Nebraska	John Cook	3 (2011, 2016, 2017)	15 (1986, 1989, 1990, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2008*, 2015–18)	Champions (1995, 2000, 2006*, 2015, 2017)
Illinois	Chris Tamas	4 (1986–88, 1992)	4 (1987, 1988, 2011, 2018)	Runner-up (2011)
Wisconsin	Kelly Sheffield	6 (1990, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2014, 2019)	3 (2000, 2013, 2019)	Runner-up (2000, 2013, 2019)
Ohio State	Geoff Carlson	3 (1989, 1991, 1994)	2 (1991, 1994)	National semifinal
Michigan State	Cathy George	2 (1995, 1996)	1 (1995)	National semifinal
Minnesota	Hugh McCutcheon	3 (2002, 2015, 2018)	6 (2003, 2004, 2009, 2015, 2016, 2019)	Runner-up (2004)
Purdue	Dave Shondell	1 (1985)		Regional final (2010)
Michigan	Mark Rosen		1 (2012)	National semifinal (2012)
Iowa	Vicki Brown[1]			First Round (1989)
Northwestern	Shane Davis			Regional semifinal (1981)
Indiana	Steve Aird			Regional semifinal (2010)
Maryland	Adam Hughes			Second Round (1996)
Rutgers	CJ Werneke			Qualifying round (1982)

† Since 1985, when double round-robin play was introduced
* As a member of the Big 12

Big Ten Award History

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Year	Coach of the Year (media)	School
1988	Mike Hebert	Illinois
1989	Jim Stone	Ohio State
1990	Steve Lowe	Wisconsin
1991	Jim Stone	Ohio State
1992	Russ Rose	Penn State
1993	Russ Rose	Penn State
1994	Jim Stone	Ohio State
1995	Chuck Erbe	Michigan State
1996	Russ Rose	Penn State
1997	John Cook Russ Rose	Wisconsin Penn State
1998	Russ Rose	Penn State
1999	Mike Hebert	Minnesota
2000	Pete Waite	Wisconsin
2001	Pete Waite	Wisconsin
2002	Mike Hebert	Minnesota
2003	Don Hardin Russ Rose	Illinois Penn State
2004	Jim Stone	Ohio State
2005	Russ Rose	Penn State
2006	Russ Rose	Penn State
2007	Russ Rose	Penn State
2008	Russ Rose	Penn State
2009	Russ Rose	Penn State
2010	Russ Rose	Penn State
2011	Dave Shondell	Purdue
2012	Russ Rose	Penn State
2013	Russ Rose	Penn State
2014	Kelly Sheffield	Wisconsin
2015	Hugh McCutcheon	Minnesota
2016	John Cook	Nebraska
2017	John Cook Russ Rose	Nebraska Penn State
2018	Hugh McCutcheon	Minnesota
2019	Russ Rose	Penn State

Year	Player of the Year	School
1983	Martie Larsen	Minnesota
1984	Marianne Smith	Purdue
1985	Marianne Smith	Purdue
1986	Mary Eggers	Illinois
1987	Mary Eggers Nancy Brookhart	Illinois Illinois
1988	Mary Eggers	Illinois
1989	Holly O'Leary	Ohio State
1990	Lisa Boyd	Wisconsin
1991	Lelsa Wissler	Ohio State
1992	Leanne Kling	Penn State
1993	Salima Davidson	Penn State
1994	Laura Davis	Ohio State
1995	Terri Zemaitis	Penn State
1996	Vanessa Wouters	Ohio State
1997	Bonnie Bremner	Penn State
1998	Bonnie Bremner	Penn State
1999	Lauren Cacciamani	Penn State
2000	Nicole Branagh Sherisa Livingston	Minnesota Wisconsin
2001	Lizzy Fitzgerald	Wisconsin
2002	Stacey Gordon	Ohio State
2003	Cassie Busse	Minnesota
2004	Stacey Gordon	Ohio State
2005	Sam Tortorello	Penn State
2006	Megan Hodge	Penn State
2007	Christa Harmotto	Penn State
2008	Nicole Fawcett	Penn State
2009	Megan Hodge	Penn State
2010	Blair Brown	Penn State
2011	Ariel Turner	Purdue
2012	Ariel Scott	Penn State
2013	Kelsey Robinson	Nebraska
2014	Lauren Carlini	Wisconsin
2015	Daly Santana	Minnesota
2016	Sarah Wilhite	Minnesota
2017	Simone Lee	Penn State
2018	Samantha Seliger-Swenson	Minnesota
2019	Dana Rettke	Wisconsin

Year	Freshman of the Year	School
1983	Kathy Greishelm	Iowa
1984	Karen Dunham	Indiana
1985	Mary Eggers	Illinois
1986	Debbie McDonald	Purdue
1987	Dawn Thompson	Minnesota
1988	Lelsa Wissler	Ohio State
1989	Sheri Stout	Indiana
1990	Kristin Henriksen	Illinois
1991	Laura Davis	Ohio State
1992	Jenny Jackson	Ohio State
1993	Katrien DeDecker	Minnesota
1994	Erin Borske	Illinois
1995	Jenna Wrobel	Michigan State
1996	Bonnie Bremner	Penn State
1997	Dana Stearns	Ohio State
1998	Sherisa Livingston	Wisconsin
1999	Katie Virtue	Ohio State
2000	Claudia Rodriguez	Wisconsin
2001	Stacey Gordon	Ohio State
2002	Sam Tortorello	Penn State
2003	Cassy Salyer	Penn State
2004	Kate Price	Penn State
2005	Nicole Fawcett	Penn State
2006	Megan Hodge	Penn State
2007	Arielle Wilson	Penn State
2008	Michelle Bartsch	Illinois
2009	Darcy Dorton	Penn State
2010	Deja McClendon	Penn State
2011	Micha Hancock	Penn State
2012	Megan Courtney	Penn State
2013	Lauren Carlini	Wisconsin
2014	Haleigh Washington	Penn State
2015	Samantha Seliger-Swenson	Minnesota
2016	Molly Haggerty	Wisconsin
2017	Dana Rettke	Wisconsin
2018	Jonni Parker	Penn State
2019	Madi Kubik	Nebraska

Year	Setter of the Year	School
2012	Micha Hancock	Penn State
2013	Micha Hancock	Penn State
2014	Lauren Carlini	Wisconsin
2015	Lauren Carlini	Wisconsin
2016	Samantha Seliger-Swenson	Minnesota
2017	Kelly Hunter	Nebraska
2018	Jordyn Poulter Samantha Seliger-Swenson	Illinois Minnesota
2019	Sydney Hilley	Wisconsin

Year	Defensive Player of the Year	School
2001	Shaddia Haddad	Illinois
2002	Paula Gentil	Minnesota
2003	Paula Gentil	Minnesota
2004	Paula Gentil	Minnesota
2005	Kaleena Walters	Penn State
2006	Malama Peniata	Minnesota
2007	Stesha Selsky	Michigan
2008	Christine Tan	Minnesota
2009	Kate Nobilio	Northwestern
2010	Jessica Granquist	Minnesota
2011	Katie Slay	Penn State
2012	Kori Moster	Michigan State
2013	Kori Moster	Michigan State
2014	Taylor Morey	Wisconsin
2015	Justine Wong-Orantes	Nebraska
2016	Justine Wong-Orantes	Nebraska
2017	Haleigh Washington	Penn State
2018	Kendall White	Penn State
2019	Kendall White	Penn State

Big Ten volleyball in the AVCA

The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) annually awards National Coach of the Year, Player of the Year, and Freshman of the Year. The following lists coaches and players from the Big Ten who have received these awards.

National Coach of the Year

1985 – Mike Hebert, Illinois
1990 – Russ Rose, Penn State
1995 – Chuck Erbe, Michigan State
1997 – Russ Rose, Penn State
2007 – Russ Rose, Penn State
2008 – Russ Rose, Penn State
2013 – Russ Rose, Penn State
2015 – Hugh McCutcheon, Minnesota

National Player of the Year

1994 – Laura Davis, Ohio State
1999 – Lauren Cacciamani, Penn State
2004 – Stacey Gordon, Ohio State
2008 – Nicole Fawcett, Penn State
2009 – Megan Hodge, Penn State
2014 – Micha Hancock, Penn State
2016 - Sarah Wilhite, Minnesota

National Freshman of the Year

2001 – Stacey Gordon, Ohio State
2005 – Nicole Fawcett, Penn State
2006 – Megan Hodge, Penn State
2010 – Deja McClendon, Penn State
2014 – Ali Frantti, Penn State
2017 - Dana Rettke, Wisconsin

References

External links

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[1] ttps://hawkeyesports.com/news/2019/9/26/volleyball-brown-signs-5-year-contract-extension.aspx

[2] "Big Ten award history" (PDF).