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Northern Athletics Conference Announces Postseason Volleyball Awards
NAC First-Team All-Conference selection, Senior Jill Smart
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The Aurora University Spartan women’s volleyball team had three players named to the Northern Athletics
Conference (NAC) All-Conference teams following the 2009 season.

AU senior middle hitter Jill Smart (Round Lake Beach, IL/Grayslake H.S.) was selected to the NAC All-Conference First-Team, junior outside hitter Amy Reynolds (Schaumburg, IL/Schaumburg H.S.) was named NAC Honorable Mention All-Conference and freshman middle blocker Brittany Budimier (Shorewood, IL/Joliet Catholic Ac
ademy) was selected to the NAC All-Freshman and All-Sportsmanship Team.

On the season, Smart led the Spartans with 2.95 kills and 0.86 blocks per set and was named to the AU Jim Coleman Classic MVP and All-Tournament Team. Reynolds averaged 2.30 kills and 3.59 digs per set and was named to the Monmouth College and Rose Hulman Institute of Techonolgy All-Tournament Teams. Budimier, in her first collegiate season, averaged 1.47 digs and 0.43 blocks per set.

The Spartans finished the 2009 season with a 17-15 overall record and were 9-3 in Northern Athletics Conference play.
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Spartan Football played its first contest in 1900 against East Side High in Mendota, IL.
AU's men's athletic programs have captured each of the first three Northern Athletics Conference men's All-Sport Championships.
AU Women's Soccer has won each of the first four Northern Athletics Conference championships

AU men's lacrosse is the first NCAA men's lacrosse program in the state of Illinois.

The Aurora University athletic program had 125 Northern Athletics Conference Scholar-Athletes for the 2008-2009 season.
AU has captured 100 conference championships since becoming an NCAA institution in 1982.
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