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It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2014 season of ―Lady Lake-hawks‖ Volleyball. Coach Belarmino has brought together a talented group of newcomers to join our returning veterans. We will have an exciting team that is fun to watch. Our program, under the guidance of long-time Athletic Di-rector Mike Matulia, has a proud history of developing young student -athletes to reach their potential and fielding teams that are competitive on the court or field.

What sets us apart, though, is our focus on helping our players excel in the areas of character, scholarship and service as well. As testimony to this commitment we can point to the numerous hon-ors from the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) for achievement in the classroom. Our college was one of a select number of colleges to have all of its athletic teams named NJCAA Academic Team of the Year Finalists (GPA 3.0+). We had NJCAA Academic Student-Athlete Awards, Chris Blan-ton, Taylor Douglass, Milica Golubovic, Sam Thomas and Breann VanderZyl and 23 others who received State Academic Honors as well. A special point of pride is Chris Blanton, a baseball player and most decorated Lakehawk in our history. Chris received the FCSAA Male Student-Athlete of the Year and then went on to become just the fourth Floridian to receive the NJCAA Lea Plarski Award in 2014! We congratulate the students, their coaches, fac-ulty and advisors for their outstanding performance.

LSSC provides a quality learning environment thanks to our talent-ed and dtalent-edicattalent-ed faculty and staff. We were once again selecttalent-ed as being in the Top Ten Percent of all Community Colleges in the nation and therefore invited to apply for the prestigious Aspen Prize. Our Learning Center was recognized as the National Learn-ing Center of the Year for its innovative and effective service to large numbers of our students. Over the past five years, two of our faculty have been named Professor of the Year by the Association of Florida Colleges.

Our students are well prepared for success after graduation wheth-er they pursue furthwheth-er education or entwheth-er their chosen carewheth-er. We appreciate the financial assistance of our sponsors and benefactors who help us make quality education and programs available for our students. Go Lady Lakehawks!

Beginning his eighteenth year as Ath-letic Director, Mr. Matulia anticipates another successful 2014-2015 athletic year for the entire Lake-Sumter State College Athletic program. The 2014 volleyball campaign, under head coach, Jennifer Belarmino should begin this season with anticipated excitement for the fans and new adventures for the players! This year, the Lakehawk vol-leyball program will be faced with new challenges within conference play, with the addition of Santa Fe College as a new volleyball program. The Lady Lakehawks will begin the fall season with many new faces and the challenge of replacing some of the 2013 sophomores, including All-Conference performer, Samantha Spring and NJCAA Superior Academic Excellence Award recipient, Milica Golubovic; also missing will be the leadership from Heidi Cote and Katrina Lathi. Coach Belarmino will look for leadership from the returning players that include: Emily Smith, Katie Wickery, Nyasia Dunlap, Madyson Maxwell, Ashton Furnas, and Kelsey Showalter. With a group of highly talented new players, including: transfer Carol Kiam-Assato, Coach Belarmino is optimistic that the Lakehawks will compete in the tough Mid-Florida Conference.

Coach Belarmino has worked hard to bring together her program, with valuable off-season conditioning and the recruitment of players that fit into her plan for a successful 2014 campaign. Coach Belarmino be-gins her second season, bringing a wealth of volleyball knowledge and a philosophy to lead the Lakehawk volleyball program to a successful future.

The Lakehawk Athletic program was again represented with a strong contingency of All-Academic performers during the 2013-2014 year. Graduating players, Milica Golubovic, Samantha Palmer, and Samantha Spring, were named to the FCSAA All-State Academic team, this past spring. Milica Golubovic, Samantha Palmer, Samantha Spring, Katrina Lathi, Madyson Maxwell, Kelsey Showalter, Emily Smith, and Katelyn Wickery, were all named to the Mid-Florida All-Academic Team. In addition to the success of the volleyball team, both on and off the court; the LSSC athletic program placed five stu-dent-athletes on the NJCAA Academic Awards team, twenty-three (23) members on the FCSAA All-Academic Team and a total of thirty -four (34) members on the Mid-Florida Conference All-Academic Team.

We welcome all the LSSC fans and supporters to another exciting year of Lakehawk Athletics and hope that the 2014 volleyball season will begin the success that should be enjoyed during this athletic year

.

Find us on the web at:

www.lssc.edu/athletics

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Morgan Maxwell joins the Lake-Sumter State College Volleyball Staff after having an

accom-plished career at St. Johns River State College. The Keystone Heights High School graduate,

while at SJRSC, was ranked nationally for blocking. Morgan's responsibilities at LSSC include

training the blockers, recruiting, and working camps throughout the year. Morgan will also be

working on her Bachelor's Degree this year at LSSC.

Jennifer Belarmino begins her second season as the head coach for LSSC. She served

previ-ously as the Head Volleyball Coach at West Virginia University Institute of

Technolo-gy. During her tenure at WVU Tech she became the winningest coach in the school's

histo-ry. She has also been an assistant coach at Middle Tennessee State University and the

Univer-sity of South Alabama. She was the co-director of Gulf Coast Select Volleyball Club and has

coached juniors volleyball for many years as well. Many of her former players have gone on

to play collegiately including: Florida State, Northwestern, Auburn, and many others.

Coach Jennifer Belarmino (formally Jennifer Cook) is from Wilmington, OH. She had a stellar

prep career at Wilmington High School and played collegiate volleyball as a right side

hit-ter for the University of Illinois and Ball State University. Coach Belarmino graduated from

Ball State University with a degree in Elementary Education. She is married to assistant coach

Brian Belarmino and they have 3 children Alexis, Brady, and Brooke.

LSSC DISTRI CT BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Chairman - Mr. Timothy Morris, Vice Chairman -Mr. Richard Bowersox

Mr. Scott Blankenship - Ms. Marcia Butler - Ms. Kelly Flores -

Mr. Bret Jones - Ms. Emily Lee - Mr. Kelly Rice - Mr. Peter Wahl

Dr. Charles R. Mojock, LSSC President

Anita Geraci-Carver, Esq., Board Attorney

Brian Belarmino returns for his second year as an assistant to Jennifer Belarmino after

serv-ing as the Head Coach durserv-ing the 2012 season. He came to Lake-Sumter State College

af-ter serving as the top assistant at West Virginia Institute of Technology. He has been an

as-sistant coach at the University of West Florida, University of South Alabama, and Middle

Tennessee State University. He has also served as a head varsity high school coach and has

coached junior volleyball for many years. He was a co-director of Gulf Coast Select

Volley-ball Club, a member of USA VolleyVolley-ball based out of Niceville, FL. Coach Belarmino has

had many student-athletes continue on and play at all levels of collegiate volleyball.

Coach Belarmino is from Pensacola, FL and graduated from the University of West Florida

with a degree in Physical Education.

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#1 Shirin Rajaee

Fr. - DS

Orlando, FL

#3 Katie Wickery

RS-Fr. - OH

Baker, FL

#5 Emily Ledoux

Fr. - S

Mount Dora, FL

#12 Nicole Peace

Fr. - MH

Auburndale, FL

#

15 Nyasia Dunlap

So. - MH

Deltona, FL

#

6 Kelsey Showalter

So. - S

Leesburg, FL

#

13 Carol Kiam-Assato

So. - DS

Sao Paulo, BR

#17 Kylie Irvin

Fr. - OH

Hinsdale, IL

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#9 Ashton Furnas

RS-Fr. - OH

Leesburg, FL

#8 Shaniah Irvin

Fr. - MH

Orlando, FL

#7 Mekenzie Bennett

Fr. - OH

Leesburg, FL

#31 Jade Laun

Fr. - DS

Clermont, FL

#11 Madyson Maxwell

So. - OH

Keystone Heights, FL

#20 Michaela Steele

Fr. - S

Melbourne, FL

#23 Emily Smith

So. - S

Melbourne, FL

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#

Name

Class

Pos.

Ht.

Hometown/ Previous School

1

Shirin Rajaee

FR.

DS

5’4’’

Orlando, FL / Lake Nona HS

3

Katie Wickery

RS-FR.

OH

5’8’’

Baker, FL / Baker HS

5

Emily Ledoux

FR.

S

5’6’’

Mount Dora, FL / Mount Dora HS

6

Kelsey Showalter

SO.

S

5’7’’

Leesburg, FL / Tavares HS

7

Mekenzie Bennett

FR.

OH

6’0”

Leesburg, FL / Leesburg HS

8

Shaniah Irvin

FR.

MH

5’8”

Orlando, FL / Wekiva HS

9

Ashton Furnas

RS-FR.

OH

5’9”

Leesburg, FL / Tavares HS

11

Madyson Maxwell

SO.

OH

6’0”

Keystone Heights, FL / Keystone Heights HS

12

Nicole Peace

FR.

MH

6’1”

Auburndale, FL / Auburndale HS

13

Carol Kiam Assato

SO.

DS

5’3”

Sao Paulo, BR / Doctors Charter School

15

Nyasia Dunlap

SO.

MH

6’0’’

Deltona, FL / Pine Ridge HS

17

Kylie Irvin

FR.

OH

6’1”

Hinsdale, IL / Hinsdale Central HS

20 Michaela Steele

FR.

S

5’0” Rockledge, FL / Edgewood HS

23

Emily Smith

SO.

S

5’6”

Melbourne, FL / Eau Gallie HS

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Lake-Sumter State College

9501 US Highway 441—Leesburg, FL 34788

Tel: 352-323-3645

Fax: 352-323-3646

Website: www.lssc.edu

Media Guide Printed by Ford Press, Leesburg, FL

All Mid-Florida Conference Team

2nd team

Samantha Spring– Middle Hitter

NJCAA

Superior Academic Achievement

Milica Golubovic

FCSAA

All-Academic Team

Milica Golubovic

Katrina Lathi

Nikolina Nikolic

Kelsey Showalter

Emily Smith

Samantha Spring

Katelyn Wickery

Mid-Florida Conference

All-Academic Team

Milica Golubovic

Katrina Lathi

Madyson Maxwell

Nikolina Nikolic

Samantha Palmer

Kelsey Showalter

Emily Smith

Samantha Spring

Katelyn Wickery

Mariah Zirkelbach

Emily Baty

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Conference Matches in

BOLD

Date

Opponent

Location

Time

August

Sat. 16th

Alumni Game (Scrimmage)

Leesburg, FL

1:00 PM

Sat. 23rd

LSSC Tri-Match with Gulf Coast State and Eastern

Florida State

Leesburg, FL

11:00 AM & 3:00 PM

Fri.

29th-30th

Florida St. College of Jacksonville Tournament

Jacksonville, FL

TBA

September

Thurs. 4th

Gulf Coast State College

Panama City, FL

7 PM (EST)

Fri. 5th-6th

Pensacola State Tournament

Pensacola, FL

TBA

Tues. 9th

Trinity College

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Thurs. 11th

Polk State College

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Fri. 12th

Indian River State College Tri Match

Ft. Pierce, FL

1:00 PM & 3:00 PM

Thurs. 18th

Clearwater Christian College

Clearwater, FL

7:00 PM

Tues. 23rd

Florida State College at Jacksonville

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Thurs. 25th

College of Central Florida

Ocala, FL

7:00 PM

Fri. 26th

Gulf Coast State College

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Tues. 30th

St. Johns River State College

Palatka, FL

7:00 PM

October

Thurs. 2nd

Santa Fe College

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Fri. 3rd

Trinity College

Trinity, FL

6:00 PM

Tues. 7th

Daytona State College

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Thurs. 9th

Florida State College-Jacksonville

Jacksonville, FL

7:00 PM

Sat. 11th

Tri Match with Pasco-Hernando & Indian River

State

Leesburg, FL

11:00 AM & 3:00 PM

Tues. 14th

College of Central Florida

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Thurs. 16th

St. Johns River State College

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Fri. 17-18th

LSSC Tournament

Leesburg, FL

TBA

Tues. 21st

Santa Fe College

Gainesville, FL

7:00 PM

Thurs. 23rd Daytona State College

Daytona, FL

7:00 PM

Fri. 31st

Eastern Florida State College

Melbourne, FL

1:00 PM

November

Mon. 3rd

Webber International University JV (Sophomore Night

)

Leesburg, FL

7:00 PM

Thurs.

6th-8th

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