2010 Pacific Coast Athletic Conference Champions2010 Season Schedule, scores
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Signing Day 2011
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Robinson, McManus headed to the Pac-10Grossmont setter Megan McManus and outside hitter Krystal Robinson have accepted scholarships to Washington State University coach Jamie Ivers announced. McManus, a sophomore out of Grossmont High School was the starting setter last season at Colorado Christian University. McManus was named the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference's Player of the Year. McManus lead the Griffins to a Pacific Coast Athletic Conference championship and 17-6 record. She ranked among the conference leaders in assists, aces, and lead the conference in hitting percentage.
Robinson came to Grossmont from Cal State East Bay, and was a first-team All-PCAC selection. The go-to force behind the Griffins Conference Championship, Robinson led the PCAC in kills. |
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Ivers is top coachGrossmont head coach Jamie Ivers was named by her peers as the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference's Coach of the Year. Ivers lead her squad to a breakout season capturing the conference crown with an 11-1 conference record, and a 17-6 overall mark. "We are extremely proud of the accomplishments coach Ivers has made this season," said Grossmont Athletic Director Jim Spillers. "She has made exceptional gains in our program, most importantly placing our student-athletes into four-year institutions." Grossmont was heavily recognized for their outstanding season when the All-Conference selections and post-season honors were announced. Setter Megan McManus was voted as the Player of the Year. Monik Richardson and Krystal Robinson were named to the first team. Lindsey Spinning and Chelsea Alomario were selected to the Second Team. 2010 ALL-PACIFIC COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TEAM Player of the Year |
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2010 season comes to a close at CypressGrossmont's remarkable 2010 season came to a close in the first round of the Southern California regional playoffs November 23rd. Grossmont fell 0-3 against #1 seeded Cypress. The 2010 season saw the Griffins win the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference championship with an 11-1 conference record. The Griffins finished the season with a 17-6 overall record. |
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Griffins clinch a share of PCAC titleWith their 3-0 (25-22, 27-25, 25-16) victory over visiting Palomar on Friday, Grossmont has earned at least a share of the 2010 Pacific Coast Athletic Conference championship. With one regular season game remaining at Southwestern Wednesday 11/17, the Griffins will at least share the PCAC title. There are a few scenarios that could play out on Wednesday, depending on the outcomes of the Mesa and Grossmont matches. The simplest scenario is if Grossmont defeats Southwestern, making them outright conference camps. If the Griffins lose, things get a bit more convoluted. - A Grossmont loss, coupled with a Mesa win results in co-champions. Regardless of the outcome, coach Jamie Ivers' squad has come a long way since she took the reigns. Her ladies were undefeated on on their home court while compiling a 10-1 conference record, 16-5 overall. "I couldn't be prouder of these athletes," said Ivers. "We suffered some early losses during the Mesa Tournament, but the used those losses as fuel not to lose again." Since dropping three straight in that tournament September 17-18, the Griffins rattled off seven straight wins, and won 11 of their last twelve leading up to this weeks finale. Several Griffins lead the conference in statistical categories. Grossmont High's Krystal Robinson is the conference's kill leader. Setter Megan McManus leads the conference in hitting percentage (.425) overall, Chelsea Almairo is fifth at .332 and Middle Lindsey Spinning leads in conference hitting percentage (.534). McManus is also third in the conference at 9 assists per set, with 652 total assists. Libero Monik Richardson is tied with McManus at 8th in the conference with 71 aces this season. Richardson leads the conference in both digs per set overall (7.25) and in conference play (9.56). |
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