Shires Adds Columbus Scotus' Tooley to 2006 Class
Apr 18, 2006 | Volleyball
University of Nebraska at Omaha volleyball coach Rose Shires announced today the signing of Jamie Tooley, 5-8, S, Columbus, Neb. (Scotus Catholic HS) to North Central Conference and national letters of intent to attend UNO in the fall of 2006. Tooley, the daughter of Tim and Janet Tooley, joins early signees Kelli Goeser, 5-10, OH, Harlan, Iowa (Harlan Community HS/Nebraska Elite); Kayla Jansen, 5-5, DS, Omaha, Neb. (Marian HS/Nebraska Elite); Sara Kampschnieder, 5-10, OH, Howells, Neb. (Dodge HS/River City Juniors); Ellen Thommes, 6-0, MB, Omaha, Neb. (Marian HS/Nebraska Elite), and Jenna Allison, 5-11 MB, Gresham, Neb. (Cross County HS/South Central Juniors). Also joining the 2006 Mavericks will be 5-4 defensive specialist Annie Rice, who transferred to UNO from Northwest Missouri State at the semester break.
Jamie Tooley, 5-8, Setter
Columbus Scotus Catholic High School:
"C/ Coached by John Peterson
"C/ Three-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball, and track
"C/ Led Columbus Scotus to Nebraska Class C-1 state volleyball titles in 2003 and 2005 and a runner-up finish in 2004
"C/ 2005, Class C-1 first team all-state by Omaha World-Herald and Lincoln Journal Star
"C/ 2005, Second team all-class, all-state by Omaha World-Herald
"C/ 2005, All-tournament team at the Nebraska State Volleyball Tournament
"C/ 2004, Member of the Class C-1 state championship basketball team
"C/ Earned academic all-state honors in volleyball, basketball, and track
"C/ Three-year state track qualifier, placing 6th in the triple jump and 3rd in the 4x800 relay in 2005.
"C/ Holds school record in the indoor triple jump
Quoting Shires:
"Although Jamie played as a rightside hitter throughout her high school career, we really feel that she possessess the necessary skills and athleticism to be a tremendous setter at the collegiate level."
"Jamie was an instrumental part of her team winning two state championships. She comes from a great high school program that has a long tradition of volleyball success."
"Her leadership and competitive drive make her a natural fit for our program. That is why we will be training her at the ultimate leadership and competitive-drive position, at setter."
The 2005 Mavericks finished the with a 20-8 overall record, advancing to their second consecutive NCAA II Tournament and finishing with a No. 23 ranking in the final AVCA top 25 poll.
Jamie Tooley, 5-8, Setter
Columbus Scotus Catholic High School:
"C/ Coached by John Peterson
"C/ Three-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball, and track
"C/ Led Columbus Scotus to Nebraska Class C-1 state volleyball titles in 2003 and 2005 and a runner-up finish in 2004
"C/ 2005, Class C-1 first team all-state by Omaha World-Herald and Lincoln Journal Star
"C/ 2005, Second team all-class, all-state by Omaha World-Herald
"C/ 2005, All-tournament team at the Nebraska State Volleyball Tournament
"C/ 2004, Member of the Class C-1 state championship basketball team
"C/ Earned academic all-state honors in volleyball, basketball, and track
"C/ Three-year state track qualifier, placing 6th in the triple jump and 3rd in the 4x800 relay in 2005.
"C/ Holds school record in the indoor triple jump
Quoting Shires:
"Although Jamie played as a rightside hitter throughout her high school career, we really feel that she possessess the necessary skills and athleticism to be a tremendous setter at the collegiate level."
"Jamie was an instrumental part of her team winning two state championships. She comes from a great high school program that has a long tradition of volleyball success."
"Her leadership and competitive drive make her a natural fit for our program. That is why we will be training her at the ultimate leadership and competitive-drive position, at setter."
The 2005 Mavericks finished the with a 20-8 overall record, advancing to their second consecutive NCAA II Tournament and finishing with a No. 23 ranking in the final AVCA top 25 poll.
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