Pearce, who was Vlietstra's assistant for the 2008 season, has made an immediate impact in the recruiting ranks signing several local prospects. She has coached at Crystal Lake South High School and helped coach teams to the Illinois Regional Championships in 2003 and 2006. She has also coached for Fusion and Sky High volleyball clubs. This is her first head coaching position at the collegiate level.

Dull recorded 49 solo blocks which is good for second and was just nine blocks behind Julie Anderson's 58. Dull is also fourth in kills per game (3.51) and 10th in total attempts (1089).

Leganski continued to put her name in the single season record books. Before this season, she was in the top 10 for two different categories. For 2008, she was seventh in digs per game at 4.61 and 10th in digs (525). She owns the single season records for digs at 776 in the 2007 season and for digs per game from 2006 (6.18).

Dull leads the way by being in six categories. She is second all-time in blocks solo (124), third all-time in hitting percentage (.291), fifth in kills (940) and kills per game (2.89), seventh in total blocks (268), and ninth in total attempts (2308). She needs just 63 solo blocks to become the all-time leader and surpass Julie Anderson's 186.

Leganski is the all-time leader in digs (1968) and digs per game (5.65). Campioni is fourth in assists (1588) and third in assists per game (9.23).

Danielle Dull was in three different categories as she was sixth in hitting percentage at .250 per game. In kills, she was second at 3.6 per game and then was 10th in blocks per game at 0.7.

Debra Leganski was in two categories as she was fifth in digs at 4.6 per game. She also finished 12th in kills at 2.5 per game.

Kiley Helgerson finished 13th in assists at 2.6 per game and Tracey Enzenbacher was seventh in digs at 4.1 per game.