LINFIELD UNIVERSITY VOLLEYBALL VERSUS WHITMAN • SEPTEMBER 25, 2021

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WILDCAT SPOTLIGHT

taking the court by storm With only one full season of volleyball available to her due to the rigors and geography of the Linfield nursing program, Seraiah Ochse is giving her best effort to her team and sport by ellie holstines ’23

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s a Linfield University freshman last year, volleyball player Seraiah Ochse soon realized that the nursing curriculum wasn’t keeping her mind occupied enough.

Ochse thought of taking up different hobbies, including longboarding.

“I just didn’t have enough things to do to keep me busy,” she says, looking back. “I didn’t play volleyball my freshman year because I wanted to focus on school. But I got bored a little too quickly.”

To combat the boredom problem, Ochse resumed her once properous volleyball career and is blossoming into one of the leading attackers in the Northwest Conference.

“Seraiah has been a key contributor to the team’s success this year,” praised Wildcats coach Haley Domeck, noting that Ochse’s .354 attack percentage ranks fourth in the conference.

After taking almost a two-year break from volleyball to focus on school, Ochse was ready to hit the court running, putting forth maximum effort during practices and open gyms.

“With a new coach, the timing was perfect for joining the team. It was easy for me to attend open gyms and talk to Haley about a position on the team,” she says.

With COVID looming overhead at the start of off-season practices in 2019, Ochse did not benefit from having upperclass role models on the team nor did she have the chance to participate in a 2019 season at all. When the volleyball season got postponed to spring of 2020, Ochse began to worry that she might never be able to compete in a normal volleyball season at Linfield.

As a nursing major, Ochse is in her fifth semester on the McMinnville campus where she’s been taking of her nursing prerequisites.

In the spring, she’ll migrate to Linfield’s School of Nursing in northeast Portland for hands-on training and clinical nursing experience.

“Now, I only have time to participate in one true volleyball season. But I use that as motivation to put my all into this season,” she says.

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Ochse’s time to compete in college volleyball is short and sweet.

“We are obviously sad to not have available to us (nursing majors) Seraiah and Yssa Alcones next year,” says Domeck.

“But we’re excited for what their future holds for them. It’s a huge accomplishment to be accepted into Linfield’s nursing program and we couldn’t be more proud of them.”

Nursing prerequisites require a huge time commitment.

They often include a lecture class, a four-hour lab, and plus countless hours of studying on top of that.

“I have so much respect for the freshmen going through their first year of biology and showing up and giving all the effort they have to the team.”

Even though Ochse found she had too much time on her hands during her first years at Linfield, she nonetheless respects her teammates pursuing the same ambition.

“Seraiah is super determined and a hardworking player,” says teammate Megan Pallas.

“She’s always engaged and super supportive of her teammates.”

Ochse’s goals for the season are less about winning and more about keeping a positive attitude on the court.

“My goal is to smile on the court, and honestly, to have fun,” she says looking at the bright side of her situation. “The more fun I am having the better the game is going to be. I only get one season of playing, so I am not going to waste it being upset over bad outcomes.”

Ochse is simply focusing on the positive and the good, which clears her mind to be a force on the court. She instills positivity in her teammates by supporting them and building them back up when times are tough.

Success usually is a byproduct of winning, but success is also about having fun and appreciating what your body is capable of. If anybody understands that concept, it’s Ochse.

It wouldn’t be surprising to catch Ochse longboarding through campus with an anatomy textbook in one hand and a volleyball in the other while sporting a wide grin on her face.

“Seraiah is a fierce competitor who has the drive to be successful at whatever she does. From nursing school to the volleyball court,” says Domeck.

She’s worked hard to become an attacker her setters can depend on and a blocker her defenders can trust will close the block.”

It’s a career that’s been two years in the making. And now, Seraiah Ochse is ready to take the Division III Northwest Conference by storm.

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MEET THE WILDCATS

SIERA CRAWFORD | 1

paige richards | 2

maka nakasone | 4

KAYLA MOSS | 6

aylea dixon | 7

seraiah ochse| 8

megan pallas | 9

anika schuckhart | 11

morgan baker | 12

mckenzie brock | 13

brooklin champion | 14

natalie morse | 15

REGAN DEAN | 16

megan stanek | 17

yssa alcones | 18

kara thomas | 19

raelynn hammock | 20

mia naccarato | 21

terra leiber | 29

maddie broyhill | 24

ellie mead | 26

haley domeck

andrea doerfler

kaitlyn macuk

5-9 | Sophomore | OH/MB Bend, Oregon

5-10 | Junior | MB Chehalis, Washington

5-9 | Senior | OH Tigard, Oregon

5-6 | Freshman | DS/L Highlands Ranch, Colorado

5-5 | Freshman | DS/L Arlington, Washington

5-3 | Sophomore | DS/L University Place, Washington

6-0 | Junior | OH/RS Fairfield, California

5-7 | Sophomore | OH/DS Silverton, Oregon

5-2 | Junior | DS/L Honolulu, Hawaii

5-9 | Freshman | OH/MB Hood River, Oregon

5-0 | Sophomore | DS/L Lihue, Hawaii

6-0 | Junior | MB/RS Portland, Oregon

5-8 | Junior | OH/DS West Linn, Oregon

5-11 | Senior | MB Hillsboro, Oregon

6-0 | Junior | RS Salem, Oregon

Head Coach Second Year

5-9 | Junior | S Yamhill, Oregon

6-0 | Freshman | OH Boise, Idaho

5-10 | Junior | OH Oakridge, Oregon

Assistant Coach Second Year

6-0 | Junior | D Portland, Oregon

6-1 | Freshman | MB/RS Hailey, Idaho

5-8 | Sophomore | S Tacoma, Washington

Assistant Coach First Year

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LINFIELD VERSUS WHITMAN

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THE RECORDS Linfield enters the week at 4-4 overall and 0-2 in Northwest Conference play. Whitman enters with a 2-9 overall record and a 0-2 conference mark. The Wildcats were picked ninth in the NWC Preseason Coaches Poll while the Blues were picked eighth.

LINFIELD AT A GLANCE The Wildcats are second in the conference with 10.80 assists per set and fifth with a .161 hitting percentage. Outside hitter Raelynn Hammock leads the team offensively with 3.32 kills per set, which rank fourth in the NWC. Middle blocker Seraiah Ochse is fourth in the NWC with a .354 hitting percentage to go with 1.86 kills per set while junior setter Aylea Dixon leads the conference with 276 assists and 9.52 assists per set.

WHITMAN AT A GLANCE The Blues are averaging 10.39 kills, 8.79 assists and 14.84 digs per set to go with a .129 hitting percentage. Junior Christina Boxberger leads the team and ranks seventh in the Northwest Conference with 2.80 kills per set. Senior Tate Cadang is eighth in the NWC with 5.53 assists per set while junior Brooke Valen-tine ranks ninth with 3.55 digs per set.

THE SERIES Linfield and Whitman have met 52 times with the Wildcats leading the series with a 35-17 record. The ’Cats own a commanding 21-4 home record against the Blues. Though the teams did not play last season due to COVID restrictions, the two squads split their season series in 2019 with the ‘Cats winning 3-1 at home and the Blues winning in straight sets in Walla Walla.

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LINFIELD WILDCATS NO.

NAME

POS.

HT.

YR./EL.

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

1

Siera Crawford

OH/MB

5-9

So./So.

Bend, Ore. / Bend

2

Paige Richards

DS/L

5-5

Fr./Fr.

Arlington, Wash. / Arlington

4

Maya Nakasone

DS/L

5-2

Jr./Jr.

Honolulu, Hawaii / Hawaii Baptist Acad.

6

Kayla Moss

OH/DS

5-8

Jr./Jr.

West Linn, Ore. / West Linn

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Aylea Dixon

S

5-9

Jr./Jr.

Yamhill, Ore. / Yamhill-Carlton

8

Seraiah Ochse

MB

6-0

Jr./Jr.

Portland, Ore. / Westview

9

Megan Pallas

MB

5-10

Jr./Jr.

Chehalis, Wash. / W.F. West

11

Anika Shuckhart

DS/L

5-3

So./So.

12

Morgan Baker

OH/MB

5-9

Fr./Fr.

Hood River, Ore. / Hood River Valley

13

McKenzie Brock

MB

5-11

Sr./Sr.

Hillsboro, Ore. / Mt. Hood C.C.

14

Brooklin Champion

OH

6-0

Fr./Fr.

Boise, Idaho / Centennial

15

Natalee Morse

MB/RS

6-1

Fr./Fr.

Hailey, Idaho / Wood River

16

Regan Dean

OH

5-9

Sr./Sr.

Tigard, Ore. / Valley Catholic

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Megan Stanek

OH/RS

6-0

Jr./Jr.

Fairfield, Calif. / Vacaville Christian

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Yssa Alcones

DS/L

5-0

So./So.

Lihue, Hawaii / Kaua’i

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Kara Thomas

RS

6-0

Jr./Jr.

Salem, Ore. / McNary

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Raelynn Hammock

OH

5-10

Jr./Jr.

Oakridge, Ore. / Oakridge

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Mia Naccarato

S

5-8

So./So.

Tacoma, Wash. / Stadium

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Terra Leiber

DS/L

5-6

Fr./Fr.

24

Maddie Broyhill

OH/DS

5-7

So./So.

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Ellie Mead

MB/RS

6-0

Jr./Jr.

University Place, Wash. / Curtis

Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Rock Canyon Silverton, Ore. / Silverton Portland, Ore. / Carroll College

HEAD COACH: Haley Domeck (second year) ASSISTANT COACHES: Andrea Doerfler, Kaitlyn Macuk, Kaden Gass

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WHITMAN BLUES NO.

NAME

POS.

HT.

YR.

HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL

3

Louise Henson

DS/L

5-8

Fr.

Auburn, Wash. / Auburn

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Rebecca Johnston

DS/L

5-5

Sr.

Hood River, Ore. / Hood River Valley

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Brooke Valentine

DS/L

5-8

Jr.

Lake Stevens, WA / Lake Stevens

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Samantha Miller

OH/MB

5-7

Fr.

Portland, Ore. / Beaverton

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Jackie Zapanta

DS/L

5-4

Fr.

Denver, Colo. / Overland High School

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Sydney Crowe

S

5-8

Fr.

Seattle, Wash. / Ballard High School

9

Kenzie Martinez

OH

5-10

So.

Boise, Idah / Boise High School

10

Quinn Pulver

OH/OPP

5-10

Fr.

Carson City, Nev. / Carson High School

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Nicole Kelly

OH/MB

6-0

So.

Fox Island, Wash / Charles Wright

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Ava Brenkman

MH

6-0

Fr.

Port Angeles, Wash. / Port Angeles

13

Tate Cadang

S

5-5

Sr.

Kaneohe, Hawaii / Kamehameha

14

Christina Boxberger

RS

5-11

Jr.

Portland, Ore. / Oregon Episcopal School

15

Mikayla Kelly

OH

5-11

So.

The Dalles, Wash. / Dufur High School

16

Sydney London

RS/OPP

5-9

Jr.

Houston, Texas / St. Agnes Academy

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Megan Suka

MB

5-11

Jr.

Honolulu, Hawaii / Henry J. Kaiser

19

Sophia Dominitz

MB

6-1

Jr.

Bellevue, Wash. / Newport

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Emma Anderson

S/OPP

5-9

Sr.

North Bend, Wash. / Mount Si

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HEAD COACH HALEY DOMECK

building the foundation Inheriting a program that was experiencing a low point in its history, Haley Domeck has the ’Cats heading for better times

H

aley Domeck is in her second year as Linfield head volleyball coach.

In 2020, she became the first woman to direct the Wildcats volleyball program since Robin Vealey coached the team to a 30-7 record and the Northwest Conference championship in 1979.

Domeck (nee Doerfler) combines a mixture of collegiate and club coaching experience, as well as substantial college and high school playing experience.

Before joining the Linfield staff, she spent one year as an assistant coach at Seattle Pacific University and assisted at the University of North Alabama for one year. She also previously coached at Durham University in England, directing that school’s indoor and sand volleyball programs while serving as the program’s recruiting coordinator. Domeck has six years experience coaching at the club level.

Competing as Haley Doerfler, Domeck starred as a middle

blocker at Hawaii Pacific University, graduating in 2015. During her four seasons at HPU, she piled up 394 blocks, leading the team in blocks in three of those seasons. She also recorded 765 career kills, 208 coming as a senior in 2014.

As a junior, Domeck totaled 117 blocks and hit .309, earning all-Pacific West Conference third team honors. She was honorable mention all-Pacific West as a sophomore and again as a senior.

Born in Waterloo, Iowa, Domeck’s family settled in the southwest Washington city of Battle Ground. At Prairie High School, she was an all-state honoree and the Greater St. Helens League Most Valuable Player. She excelled at the club level, winning the JO National Championship in the American Division while being named to the alltournament team.

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NORTHWEST CONFERENCE vollyeball STANDINGS

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As of Sept. 20

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PCT.

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Whitworth

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1.000

7-2 0.778

W2

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1.000

8-3 0.727

W3

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1.000

5-6 0.455

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0.500

6-2 0.750

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1-1

0.500

4-3 0.571

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1-1

0.500

3-5 0.375

L1

Linfield

0-2

0.000

4-5 0.444

L3

Lewis & Clark

0-2

0.000

2-6 0.250

L2

Whitman

0-2

0.000

2-8 0.200

L4

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STAYING SAFE DURING COVID

Masking is required by all visitors, vendors and participants during home athletic events

Linfield Director of Athletics Dr. Garry Killgore announced on August 20 new safety protocols that have been implemented to protect participants and spectators from further spread of the COVID-19 virus.

•All individuals (age 12 and over) entering any athletics venue must provide proof of vaccination.

•Since all Linfield faculty, staff, and students have completed this task in order to be on campus this fall, the Linfield individual must simply show their current Linfield ID.

•Masks must be worn by all spectators at all times. Participants, including players, coaches, support staff and media on the sidelines, must wear masks throughout the duration of all athletic events, both indoor and outdoor, and during pregame and postgame activities.

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LINFIELD SPORTS NETWORK

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The Linfield Sports Network brings fans live action of Linfield athletic events each week. Fans can watch live play-by-play action of all home games on their desktop computer, tablet or mobile device or smart TV. The Farnham Electric Pregame Show starts 15 minutes prior to each game’s scheduled kickoff. Broadcasts include a complete postgame wrap-up, with analysis, final statistics and live interviews with players and coaches.

McMinnville native Joe Stuart begins his first season as lead play-by-play announcer. A 2020 Linfield graduate, Stuart is the athletic department’s broadcast coordinator, managing all aspects of Linfield’s webcasting outreach, while assisting with sports communications and social media needs.

Stuart got his start in sports broadcasting with LSN, calling play-by-place for men’s and women’s soccer, basketball, baseball and softball contests. He also served as football sideline reporter for two seasons.

Retired Linfield Dean of Students and emeritus faculty member Dave Hansen celebrates his 45th season of involvement with Linfield football broadcasts, either as a play-by-play voice and color analyst.

For the first time, all Linfield Sports Network broadcasts are available on the Roku app, making it possible for fans to watch live and archived games on their home televisions.

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LINFIELD’S PARALYMPIAN Annie Flood recently competed at the highest echelon of sport at the Tokyo Paralympic Games

Annie Flood was prepared to move forward, having accepted this was not her year to make Team USA’s sitting volleyball Paralympic roster.

The Linfield University freshman recently returned from Japan where she and her Team USA teammates captured the gold medal at the Tokyo Paralympics.

Flood, who resides in Salem, helped Team USA defend its Paralympic title with a thrilling 4-set match over archrival China.

In preparation for the Tokyo Paralympics, Flood went all in. The granddaughter of former Linfield football athlete Bob Flood moved from Salem to Team USA’s headquarters in Oklahoma to earn a spot with the Tokyo team.

“I went and I trained and I gave it everything I have,” Flood said. “And then I came home and didn’t make the roster and it was frustrating and I was angry because I gave everything I have and was that just not enough or did I do something wrong?”

And then she got the call.

“I had not only just, sort of, be OK with the fact that I didn’t make the roster and start to just be like, ‘Oh, my team’s going I get to cheer for them stateside,’ but I’d also just moved into college,” she said. “And then I got the call and everything sort of clicked. It was like, OK, this is where I’m supposed to be.”

Flood said she started crying.

“I get off the phone — ‘Thank you so much!’ — and I just start sobbing, like sobbing and I screamed, and I was like, ‘I’m going to Tokyo!’ and my dad was like, ‘Oh my gosh!’ and my mom was like ‘What’s going on?’ It was a scene but it was, like, just pure joy.”

Born with fibibular hemimela, the Salem native has lived nearly her entire life with a prosthetic on her right leg. But growing up the Paralympics were the last thing on her mind.

“I mean I always wanted to just be like every other kid, I didn’t want to be different, I didn’t want to be in the Paralympics, I didn’t even know what that was,” she said.

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WILDCATS IN THE NEWS Former Linfield football player Brent Barry is named the Oregon School Superintendent of the Year by nick morgan, medford mail tribune

Owing to his school district’s outreach after the Almeda fire and a rapid deployment of online resources for affected students and staff after the fire, former Linfield University football quarterback Brent Barry was recently named Oregon School Superintendent of the Year.

The Oregon Association of School Executives surprised Barry with the honor last week during a Zoom meeting with other school district leaders across the state. Barry is superintendent of the Phoenix-Talent School District in southern Oregon.

The honor puts the 1996 Linfield graduate in the running for the national superintendent of the year award issued by the American Association of School Administrators, according to a news release issued by the OASE and the Coalition of Oregon School Administrators.

The two organizations picked Barry for the honor because of the “exceptional” way the district navigated numerous challenges for its 2,375 students following the fire that demolished large parts

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of Phoenix and Talent and took out roughly a third of student and staff homes, according to OASE President Tim Sweeney, who is the Coquille School District superintendent.

Barry’s staff contacted every family in the school district within one week of the fire to get a bead on where the families were located and how they were faring after the massively destructive fire.

Barry praised the overwhelming success of Southern Oregon business’ fundraising campaigns for getting the ball rolling.

“Resources from Rogue Credit Union and Dutch Bros. really just set us up for success right off the bat to help support our families,” Barry said.

Barry is a South Medford High School, Southern Oregon University and Linfield University graduate who taught health and math classes before becoming Phoenix High School’s vice principal, Orchard Hill Elementary’s principal and assistant superintendent at Phoenix-Talent. He’s been Phoenix-Talent superintendent since 2017.

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