THREE WARRIORS NAMED TO ALL-CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL TEAM
McMahon Named Coach of the Year

WILLIAMSPORT, PA – Three members of the Lycoming College volleyball team have been named to the All-Freedom Conference teams. Senior Layne Haverstock (Hesston, Pa.; Huntingdon) and junior Seneca Reilly (Athens, Pa.; Athens) were named to the first team. Junior Kelli Watson (East Freedom, Pa.; Central) was a second-team selection. In addition, Warrior head coach Tim McMahon was selected by his peers as the Coach of the Year.

Haverstock, a middle hitter, led the team and the conference in kills, averaging 4.71 per game. She also led the team in aces with 75 on the season; and was second in both digs and blocks averaging 3.45 and 0.80, respectively. Haverstock also reached two significant milestones in 2003, surpassing 1,500 kills and 1,000 digs for her career.

Reilly, Lycoming’s setter, led the team and the conference in assists, averaging 10.89 per game. She also contributed 2.41 digs per game and a total of 66 service aces during the season. During the season Reilly became the Warriors’ all-time leader in assists becoming the first player in Lycoming history to record more than 3,000 in her career.

Watson, an outside hitter, was second on the squad with 3.08 kills per game. She also averaged 2.09 digs and 0.48 blocks per game.

McMahon, in his third year as head coach, led the team to a record of 24-11 and second straight appearance in the Freedom Conference championship match.

Layne Haverstock
1st-team all-conference

Seneca Reilly
1st-team all-conference

Kelli Watson
2nd-team all-conference

Tim McMahon
Coach of the Year