Cleveland State Vikings women's volleyball

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Cleveland State Vikings Women's Volleyball
Cleveland State Vikings wordmark.svg
University Cleveland State University
Head coachChuck Voss (17th season)
Conference Horizon
Location Cleveland, Ohio
Home arena Woodling Gym (capacity: 3,000)
Nickname Vikings
ColorsForest green and white [1]
   
AIAW/NCAA Tournament appearance
2007, 2012, 2015, 2016
Conference tournament champion
2007, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2017
Conference regular season champion
2009, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2017

The Cleveland State Vikings women's volleyball team represents Cleveland State University in the Horizon League. They are currently led by head coach Chuck Voss and play their home games at Woodling Gym.

Contents

Record by year

Statistics overview
SeasonCoachOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
Cleveland State (Independent)(1972–1987)
1972 Marsha Foth Nagy 11–2
1973 Marsha Foth Nagy 12–3
1974 Marsha Foth Nagy 25–6
1975 Marsha Foth Nagy 22–9
1976 Marsha Foth Nagy 18–9
1977 Marsha Foth Nagy 28–11
1978 Mary Motley 37–11
1979 Mary Motley 16–31–5
1980 Mary Motley 28–24
1981 Mary Motley 20–27
1982 Mary Motley 38–11
1983 Mary Motley 29–13
1984 Mary Motley 17–21
1985 Mary Motley 11–16
1986 Mary Motley 16–24
1987 Mary Motley 11–36
Cleveland State (North Star Conference)(1988–1991)
1988 Mary Motley 20–223–7
1989 Mary Motley 12–240–6
1990 Mary Motley 6–320–7
1991 Mary Motley 12–240–6
Cleveland State (Mid-Continent Conference)(1992–1993)
1992 Mary Motley 15–175–117th
1993 Mary Motley 5–262–16T–9th
Cleveland State (Horizon League)(1994–present)
1994 Debbie Borsz 11–202–8T–9th
1995 Debbie Borsz 6–263–117th
1996 Debbie Borsz 15–194–107th
1997 Debbie Borsz 14–173–95th
1998 Debbie Borsz 15–175–7T–4th
1999 Debbie Borsz 8–223–96th
2000 Chuck Voss 12–171–117th
2001 Chuck Voss 7–192–127th
2002 Chuck Voss 18–125–97th
2003 Chuck Voss 18–164–106th
2004 Chuck Voss 15–136–8T–4th
2005 Chuck Voss 19–1011–32nd
2006 Chuck Voss 19–98–6T–2nd
2007 Chuck Voss 23–913–32ndNCAA, First Round
2008 Chuck Voss 11–197–96th
2009 Chuck Voss 26–813–31st
2010 Chuck Voss 22–711–53rd
2011 Chuck Voss 21–813–32nd
2012 Chuck Voss 23–713–11stNCAA, First Round
2013 Chuck Voss 16–135–96th
2014 Chuck Voss 14–147–76th
2015 Chuck Voss 26–713–31stNCAA, First Round
2016 Chuck Voss 25–614–21stNCAA, First Round
Total:793–715–5176–211

      National champion        Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion        Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion      Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

SchoolSeasonRecord(Conf. Record)Postseason
Total45 years793–715–5(176–211)4 Postseason bids

NCAA Tournament history

SeasonEliminated
Round
Teams DefeatedLost to
2007First roundAlbany
2012First roundKansas
2015First roundUSC
2016First roundArizona

Head coaching history

#NameYearsRecord
1 Marsha Foth Nagy 1972–1977116–40
2 Mary Motley 1978–1993293–359–5
3 Debbie Borsz 1994–199969–121
4 Chuck Voss 2000—315–194

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