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2008 Summer Camp Information (June 16-18,
Grades 9-12)
Thomas and Booth sign with four-year schools
A pair of Red Raven volleyball players signed letter-of-intents with
four-year institutions in early May. Victoria Thomas, a sophomore
from Richardson, Texas, signed with Rutgers University. The
Scarlet Knights are a NCAA Division I program in the Big East
Conference. Neodesha, Kansas, native Rebecca Booth signed with
Dana College, a NAIA program in Nebraska. [more]
 "People"
signs with Henderson State
Coffeyville Community College volleyball player Tagata Fo'a recently
signed a letter-of-intent with Henderson State University in
Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Henderson State is a NCAA Division II
institution in the Gulf South Conference.
Fo'a, a setter, led the Ravens in assists in 2007. Fo'a, a
sophomore from Pago Pago, American Samoa, was also named honorable
mention all-conference following the season. [more]
Four Ravens named to conference All-Academic Team
Four Red Raven volleyball players were named to the KJCCC
All-Academic Team. Students were required to have 3.5 or higher
grade point average in the fall term to be selected. Players
selected are: sophomore Jessica Giesen, Harper, Kan.; sophomore Victoria
Thomas, Richardson, Texas; sophomore Brianna Lee, Sierra Vista, Ariz.;
and sophomore Kaitlin Coblentz, Wichita, Kan.
Seichepine named first team all-region, Wyatt second team
Jessica Seichepine and Morgan Wyatt added to their post-season awards
resume. Seichepine was named first team All Region 6, District M,
following the 2007 season. Seichepine is a 5-11 sophomore outside
hitter from Nortonville, Kansas. Wyatt, a sophomore right side
from Lee's Summit, Missouri, was selected to the second team. The
Ravens completed the 2007 season with a 33-13 record, breaking the
school record for wins in a season.
Seichepine named first team all-conference; four Ravens named
honorable mention
Jessica Seichepine, a 5-11 sophomore outside hitter from Nortonville,
Kansas, was named to the first team KJCCC All-Conference team.
Four other Ravens received honorable mention accolades. Honorable
mention selections were Victoria Thomas, Katy Bowen, Morgan Wyatt, and
Tagata Fo'a. Thomas is a 5-8 sophomore outside hitter from
Richardson, Texas. Bowen is a 5-11 sophomore middle blocker from
Topeka, Kansas. Wyatt is a 5-8 sophomore right side from Lee's
Summit, Missouri, and Fo'a is a 5-6 sophomore setter from Pago Pago,
American Samoa.
 #17 Ravens set school win record at home triangular
The Red Raven volleyball team established a new
school record for wins in a season by sweeping two matches at a home
triangular on October 20. The Ravens defeated Pratt in four games
to win their 31st match of the season, breaking the previous record held
by the 1999 team. [more]
Volleyball ties school win record with win at Labette
The Red Raven volleyball team notched win number 30 on Wednesday
night at Labette, tying the school record for wins in a season.
The record, set by the 1999 team, can be broken at home on Saturday
afternoon when the Ravens host a triangular beginning at 2 p.m.
The Ravens will play Pratt at 2 p.m. The Ravens second match of
the evening will be at 6 p.m. when they take on the William Woods JV at
6 p.m. The Ravens are 30-12 overall on the season.
 Seichepine
named player of the week
Nortonville, Kansas native Jessica Seichepine was named volleyball
player of the week for Region 6, District M, for the time period August
20-27, 2007. Seichepine, a sophomore outside hitter, led the Ravens to a
3-1 record and a second place finish in the season opening tournament
hosted by Butler in El Dorado, Kansas on August 24-25. In the
opening match against Hesston, Seichepine recorded a team-high 23 kills.
In the tourney's second match, she had 17 kills and 12 digs against
Pratt. In the championship match against Butler, she led the
defense with 23 digs. For her efforts, Seichepine was named to the
all-tournament team. Through six games this season, the Ravens are
5-1 overall.
 Red
Ravens host volleyball camp
The Coffeyville Community College (CCC) Red Raven Divas hosted their
annual camp for aspiring hitters and blockers the week of July 10. Red
Raven’s Coach Delice Downing worked with 15 young ladies from across
southeast Kansas as they learned the technical skills of the game as
well as team building.
“I always enjoy working with energetic young ladies who love the
sport of volleyball,” said Downing. “I hope that we can grow so that we
can get more high school and junior high school players involved.” [more]
Volleyball
starts booster group
It is volleyball madness in
Coffeyville and with a winning record, new spring playing schedule and
support, the Coffeyville Community College (CCC) Red Raven Volleyball
Team is making its mark in the upper level of the Kansas Jayhawk
Conference. [more]
Stephanie Killins signs with Hofstra University
Photo: Stephanie Killins, front center,
signs her letter-of-intent with Hofstra as her parents, sitting, and
Raven Head Coach Delice Downing look on.
Coffeyville Community College sophomore middle
blocker Stephanie Killins became the first volleyball player under Head
Coach Delice Downing to sign with a NCAA Division school on May 11.
Killins signed a letter-of-intent with Hofstra University.
Killins led the Ravens in kills, blocks, and was
second on the team in ace serves. Killins ranked fifth in the nation in
blocks. She was also a first team selection on the All-Conference and
All-Region teams this past season. [more]
Long to continue volleyball
career at Cameron University
 Coffeyville
Community College volleyball stand-out Whitney Long will continue her
career at Cameron University located in Lawton, Oklahoma. Long
will be graduating from CCC in December and starting classes at Cameron
in January. Long also received an academic scholarship from
Cameron.
"I am so proud of Whitney," said CCC Head Coach Delice
Downing. "She will make a huge impact for Cameron University.
She learned so much here and I know that she will learn even more." [more]
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