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Jump Serve Volleyball!!
The Internet's Premiere College Volleyball Simulation Game

See if you can guide a college women's volleyball program to a National Championship!

You've been given a five year contract to rebuild a struggling women's college volleyball program. You inherit a roster of eight players who are graded from one to ten in the volleyball skills of hitting, blocking/digging, serving and errors. Higher ratings are best (except in errors). Each volleyball player is also given an overall grade. However, your best volleyball squad may not be made up of the players with the best overall grade. You might need to recruit a big hitter even though she's a shank machine. Let the rest of the team cover for her. Also pay special attention to recruiting freshman since under your expert coaching, volleyball skills will improve from season to season.

After you review your squad to determine your strengths and weaknesses, it's time to do some recruiting. Each season you choose from a group of eight volleyball prospects from high schools and junior colleges. Recruit the volleyball players you want but don't spread your efforts too much. The less players you concentrate on recruiting, the better your chances will be that they will choose your volleyball program.

Now it's tryout time. Your recruits, if any, will show up along with some walk-ons trying to catch on with the team. From this group, pick the eight players you want for your team.

Time to start the season. You will play a 14 game home and away conference schedule. Conference winners along with selected at-large teams advance to the field of 64 in the National Championship Tournament. Coaching contract extensions will be awarded based on your tournament performance.

See if you can keep your job long enough to win championships and get players to the top of the career leaderboards in kills, blocks, digs and aces.

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Jump Serve - Women's College Volleyball
Copyright 2009 Brett Freedman

Career
Statistic Leaders
(Since Apr 6)

Points

Therese Hatlestad,
2012 Duke		 975
Gabi Sterling,
2037 Nebraska		 889
Jody George,
2018 Gonzaga		 842
Jill Lu,
2035 Nebraska		 831
Stevie Hetland,
2031 Boise St		 827
Crystal Selsor,
2036 Gonzaga		 826
Teale Layman,
2031 Gonzaga		 824
Monica Anderson,
2040 Gonzaga		 819
Alaina Tropp,
2045 Nebraska		 814
Dana Balmer,
2037 Florida		 811
Kerri Pollock,
2032 Michigan		 809
Sarah de Castro,
2026 Georgia		 807
Crystal Cook,
2034 Michigan		 803
Natasha Barkman,
2028 BYU		 799
Jackie Grzybowski,
2022 BYU		 798

Kills

Jaime Carlson,
2035 Michigan		 526
Kimberly Pearce,
2043 Yale		 516
Monica Anderson,
2040 Gonzaga		 510
Dishondra Sheehan,
2042 Yale		 503
Yana Stobbs,
2023 Georgia		 502
Benavia Horan,
2049 Florida		 497
Janie Smerz,
2032 BYU		 494
Teale Manigult,
2044 Yale		 489
Patricia Gross,
2026 Yale		 488
Cassie Didier,
2027 Yale		 487
Trisha Veiglova,
2038 Gonzaga		 486
Natasha Barkman,
2028 BYU		 485
Crystal Cook,
2034 Michigan		 484
Emilee Rowland,
2033 Michigan		 477
Jill McMarrow,
2021 North Carolina		 476

Blocks and Digs

Jody George,
2018 Gonzaga		 316
Sarah Campbell,
2015 Wisconsin		 306
Lindsay Goldina,
2015 Penn State		 300
Anne Hulse,
2013 UCLA		 287
Jennifer Hamilton,
2019 DePaul		 284
Kathe Simmons,
2017 Kansas		 277
Mandy Bawayan,
2018 Penn State		 274
Aury Nunley,
2013 Penn State		 272
Natasha Carlson,
2016 Maine		 269
Dina Seitz,
2018 South Florida		 266
Mira George,
2017 Kansas		 265
Abbie Tobias,
2042 Penn State		 265
Carly Carlson,
2019 Oklahoma		 264
Keri Ninova,
2015 Nebraska		 263
Paola Tomlinson,
2017 Kansas		 262

Aces

Therese Hatlestad,
2012 Duke		 975
Trish Keeler,
2010 Duke		 675
Courtney Kimbrell,
2011 Duke		 300
Crystal Selsor,
2036 Gonzaga		 185
Layne Gomez,
2025 North Carolina		 179
Crystal Cook,
2034 Michigan		 178
Alma Baker,
2031 Georgia		 177
Karla Wathan,
2013 Marquette		 177
Mandy Bawayan,
2018 Penn State		 174
Gabi Sterling,
2037 Nebraska		 174
Ania Tassone,
2031 Penn State		 173
Sherisa Wade,
2030 BYU		 173
Worthy Berish,
2018 St Joes		 173
Tiffany Joines,
2034 IUPUI		 173
Jackie Grzybowski,
2022 BYU		 172