Pictures from the '96-'97 MTU Volleyball Club

Todd's Very Old Volleyball Page

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Setting my way to an all-conference team honor at the NIVC conference championships.

I played volleyball on the '96-'97 Michigan Technological University Club Volleyball Team. We (the MTU Volleyball Club) were invited and attended the NIRSA Collegiate Volleyball Sport Club Nationals which were held in April in Tucson, Arizona. We were ranked 16th in the nation entering the national tournament.

We placed 22nd out of 48 Division II teams, and knocked off the sixth seeded team during the tournament.

We also placed second in the NIVC and I earned an all-conference team honor.

Spike the Volleyball World Wide page. Go here to find this picture and others. One can also peruse the rules, check equipment ratings, and browse a plethora of other information concerning the game.

Check out my favorite AVP player! Mike Dodd (Via Volleyball World-Wide)

A link to the MTU Volleyball Club's Home Page

Pictures from the '96-'97 MTU Club Volleyball Team

The '96-'97 club team in Tuscon, AZ!

A cool Mankato tourney action shot.

Cort Prois, our middle hitter, blasting his way through the (late) St. John's block.

St. John's big opposite hitter against Scott Hagen and Marc O'Malley (Scott owned this guy all day long).

Marc O'Malley moments before the famous ACL blowout.

Todd Hahn setting at the NIVC tourney.

Todd Hahn setting against the University of Wisconsin-EauClaire at the NIVC tournament.

Matt Lorenz, one of our middle hitters against a hapless Minnesota II team at the NIVC tournament.

Kurt Gitzlaff at the NIVC tourney against the same Minnesota II team.

These are some other VB pictures

These are some of my favorites (parenthesis represent where/from who the picture is from)

Canyon Ceman (?) (AVP on NBC via AOL).

Karch Kiraly jump-serving (AVP on NBC via AOL).

vball1.jpg (who is this guy?) (AVP on NBC via AOL).

Karch Kiraly passing (Mark Thiessen).

One I scanned in myself:

Eric Fonoimoana

(on the cover of a Spike Nashbar catalog,

photo by Mark Thiessen)