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  • All-American Duo HonoredDec. 6, 2005 | Jenny Brickner and Chelsea Morgan earned All-American honors for their play this season in leading Azusa Pacific to the NAIA Tournament. Brickner was placed on the first team with Morgan on the second.
  • Hopes to Advance FoiledDec. 2, 2005 | Azusa Pacific took care of business Friday afternoon defeating Savannah Art & Design (Ga.), 3-1, but did not advance to the quarterfinals of the NAIA Tournament because of a third place finish in Pool C.
  • Cougars Hit RoadblockDec. 1, 2005 | After winning its opening match yesterday, Azusa Pacific suffered 2 crucial defeats in pool play Thursday at the NAIA Tournament in San Diego, Calif.
  • Poised Cougars RollNov. 30, 2005 | Azusa Pacific swept Indiana Southeast, 3-0, on the first day of action at the NAIA Tournament on Wednesday afternoon at Golden Gymnasium in San Diego.
  • Volleyball in NAIA TourneyNov. 21, 2005 | Azusa Pacific, one of 20 teams headed to San Diego for the NAIA Championship Tournament, has a difficult draw in its pool. The Cougars open play, Wednesday, Nov. 30, against Indiana-Southeast.
  • Upset in FresnoNov. 19, 2005 | The NAIA's No. 20-ranked Point Loma Nazarene rallied to beat No. 7-ranked Azusa Pacific, 3-2, to clinch a third place finish at the Region II tournament, Saturday night.
  • Step Closer, but Not EnoughNov. 18, 2005 | Azusa Pacific took a game from Cal Baptist, but the No. 3-ranked Lancers took 3 from the Cougars in the semifinals of the NAIA regional playoffs.
  • Recognizing the BestNov. 18, 2005 | Chris Keife was named the 2005 GSAC Coach of the Year and Jenny Brickner, Chelsea Morgan and Allison Kincheloe were named to the All-GSAC team as announced earlier this week by the conference.
  • Onward and ForwardNov. 15, 2005 | For the first time since 2002, Azusa Pacific has advanced to the semifinals of the NAIA regional volleyball playoffs after dropping Concordia tonight in 4 games.
  • Willis Leads LancersNov. 10, 2005 | In a match-up of 2 top-10 teams, No. 3-ranked California Baptist beat No. 10-ranked Azusa Pacific, 3-1, at Van Dyne Gym in Riverside, Thursday night.
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