ROLLA, MO- With the 2019-20 athletic season completed, we want to take a look back at the past decade and determine the all-decade teams for the Miner squads during the course of the 2010s.  Today's installment in the series will look at the top Miner volleyball players, by position, over the last decade.
 

	Middle Blocker: Krista Haslag (6-1, 2012-2015); 1,306 kills and ranked 1st all-time in career kills. Ranked in the top-5 all-time in: sets played (476), blocks in a single season (163, 159), total blocks in a career (595), solo blocks in a season (31), total solo blocks (96), assisted blocks in a season (all four seasons), total assisted blocks (499), points in a season, total points scored (1,679.5), hitting percentage in a season, career hitting percentage (.312). Haslag was also a four-time All-GLVC Team selection and was named the 2012 Co-Freshman of the Year in the Great Lakes Valley Conference while also being named to the AVCA All-America Team in the 2012, 2014, and 2015 seasons. She was also a CoSIDA Academic All-American in the 2015-2016 season.
	Middle Blocker: Gracey Moon (5-11, 2013-2015); 816 career kills and 9th all-time. Etched in the record books at 8th and 10th in blocks in a single season, 3rd in career blocks (302), 5th in career solo blocks (41), 9th and 10th in assisted blocks in a single season, 3rd in career assists blocks (261), 8th in total points scored (1,010.5), 8th in hitting percentage for a season and 4th for career hitting percentage (.253). Moon was also named an Honorable Mention to the 2014 All-GLVC Team.
	Setter: Jennifer Costello (5-10, 2009-2012); Dished out 4,361 career assists, which ranks 1st in the program. Costello also ranks 1st, 2nd, and 8th in assists in a single season, 4th in total matches played, 1st in total sets played, 4th in career service aces (80), 7th in career blocks, 5th in assisted blocks in career, 8th in career digs (923). Costello was named to the 2011 and 2012 All-GLVC Team and was a CoSIDA Academic All-American in the 2011 and 2012 seasons
	Libero: Corinne Stulce (St. Charles, Mo./Duchesne) (5-8, 2016-2019); 2nd all-time with 1,914 career digs while ranked 3rd, 9th, and 10th for digs in a single season. Stucle is also ranked 9th in career assists (335) and 8th in sets played (408) while holding the record for most digs in a 4- and 5-set match.
	Defensive Specialist: Jackie Pyles (5-8, 2014-2015); Recorded 1,227 digs in two years at S&T while being ranked 4th all-time. Pyles also etched herself in the record books at 1st and 6th in digs in a single season. Pyles was also named Honorable Mention to the All-GLVC team in 2015.
	Hitter: Emilee Schlader (Lewiston, Idaho/Lewiston) (6-0, 2016-2019); 1,205 career kills while being ranked 4th in the program. Schlader was also ranked 1st and 5th in kills in a single season while also being ranked 5th in career service aces, 8th in career blocks, 6th in career assisted blocks, 2nd and 6th in points in a single season, 4th in career points scored, 1st and 6th in attack attempts in a single season, 3rd in attack attempts in a career, 4th in service aces in a single season, and 5th in career service aces. Schlader was also named to the 2018 and 2019 All-GLVC Team.
	Hitter: Claire Friedlund (5-10, 2014-2017); 8th all-time with 821 kills while putting down 913.5 points (9th all-time) and 7th in career attack attempts. Recorded 131 career blocks with 127 total block assists.
	Hitter: Carlie Combs (5-9, 2015-2018); 1,278 career kills, 2nd best in program history while being ranked 6th and 9th in kills for a single season. Combs is also etched in the record books ranking 10th in blocks for a single season, 10th in career blocks (174), 9th in solo blocks in a career (20), 10th in assisted blocks for career (154), 10th in career digs (889), 8th in points scored in a single season, 3rd in career points scored (1424), ranked 5th and 7th in attack attempts for a single season, and 1st in attack attempts for a career. Combs was also named to the 2018 All-GLVC Second Team.