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2007: Voted first team All-Mid American Conference and All-Academic team for the second straight season ... second on the team with 353 kills averaging 3.12 kills per game, hitting a .284 ... totaled 107 blocks ... had 17 double digit kill matches with three 20-plus kill matches ... recorded a career high 22 kills against Valparaiso (9/15/07) earning her MVP of the Best Western Invitational (9/15/07) ... named MAC East Player of the Week Sept. 17 (34 kills, 3.09 kills/game, .423 hitting efficiency, eight blocks) ... terminated her 1,000th career kill against Akron (10/15/07) ... finished sixth in the MAC with a .284 hitting percentage ... recorded a career high nine blocks (three solo blocks) against Miami (9/20/07) ... named to the Comcast Lobo Invitational All-Tournament Team (9/8/07). 2006: Voted first team All-Mid American Conference, as well as a member of the All-Academic team ... led the team with 335 kills, including a career-high 19 kills against Ohio (10/26/06) ... named MAC East Player of the Week twice for the week of Sept. 18(48 kills, .306 hitting efficiency) and for the week of Sept. 25 (5.33 kills/game, .452 hitting efficiency) ... recorded double-digit kills in 14 matches ... hit at a .297 pace ... best hitting efficiency was at Akron (10/21/06) with a .654 percentage (18-1-26) ... finished fifth in the MAC with 1.21 blocks per game ... posted a pair of eight-block performances against Cleveland State (9/8/06) and Kent State (10/28/06) ... voted Co-Offensive Player of the Year ... named MVP of the Country Inn & Suites Classic. 2005: Led the team with 108 blocks, 1.09 per game ... also lead team with 293 point ... played in 99 games on the season...averaged 2.33 kills per game ...hit at or above a .300 clip in 15 matches ...was third on team with 231 kills...also recorded a career-high eight blocks twice ... compiled a career-high six digs at Kent State (10/29/05) ... earned MAC East Player of the Week for the week of Oct. 30-Nov.
2004: Was fourth on the team with 2.05 kills per game, including a career-high 16 kills in a win over Robert Morris....posted double-figure kills in five straight matches (Sept. 5-12)...hit .583 against both Florida (8-1-12) and Oakland (8-1-12)...was named to the West Virginia All-Tournament team...helped lead the Falcons to an opening round MAC Tournament victory over Akron with 13 kills and six blocks...also recorded a career-high seven total blocks in a win over Morehead State...recorded at least one block in 29 of 31 matches....earned Falcon Freshman of the Year, voted on by her teammates. High School: Earned four letters at Findlay High School...the 6-0 middle-hitter helped the Trojans to a League Championship and a 23-2 overall record. She was named Greater Buckeye Conference Player of the Year, as well as District 8 Player of the Year. For the 2003-04 season she posted 167 kills, 61 blocks and 79 digs. Personal: Stephanie Marie Swiger was born September 16, 1985...daughter of Dale and Rebecca Swiger...father played baseball at BGSU from `72-'76...National Honor Society member...is majoring in political science with a minor in interpersonal communications.
YEAR MP-MS/GP K- E- TA PCT. AST SA DIGS BS-BA 2004 31-22/110 225-73-589 .258 52 4 52 2-78 2005 30-25/99 231-73-614 .257 25 3 52 10-98 2006 31-30/105 335-104-779 .297 26 18 73 18-109 2007 31-31/113 353-105-874 .284 15 15 78 12-95 |
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