The popular women’s volleyball team at Southampton Graduate Campus has yet to win a title, but that is likely to change soon. Second year head coach Tobey Pantophlet is in charge of a young, hard-hitting team that just won’t quit. The Lady Colonials have attracted some of the Northeast’s top high school volleyball talent and, through hard work and determination, should shape up into a surprise contender. The team reached the Eastern College Athletic Conference playoffs in 1998. In 2000, four-year starter Noelle Kuhn led the team to an NYCAC playoff berth with a 7-4 league record. The team is known for its fierce competitiveness and genuine camaraderie – characteristics that serve them well in the highly competitive New York Collegiate Athletic Conference. Captain’s Erin Sabrosky and Allison Hoyt are poised to assume their leadership role. Sabrosky and Hoyt both had 108 kills last season. Sabrosky had 403 assists and Hoyt had 77 blocks. These two represent the core of this team. They are trying to rebuild a team that lost two key starters last year, Cindy Cleary & Marisa Baran. With the addition of Colonial basketball standout Jen Geiger, he hopes to build a solid middle. This move gives the Lady Colonials the option of moving Allison Hoyt to the outside.

• Last year's Women's Volleyball Page

2003 Head Coach Tobey Pantophlet

2003 Captains Amber Sabrosky and Allison Hoyt