Turrill was an All-Ohio selection three times while at Alexander.  She also earned all-conference and all-district honors four times and was named Conference and District Player of the Year twice.  Turrill also lettered four times in basketball and twice in track.  In basketball she earned Honorable Mention All-Ohio honors.  In track she was s state qualifier in the 800 meter dash. 

"We are extremely excited to have Jami as a part of our volleyball program," said Coach Kamer.  "Jami had a nice freshman season at the University of Charleston.  Jami knows the game and is willing to do what it takes to improve her game.  She is always working at the things to take her game to a higher level.  Jami will be a great asset to our program as she can play either middle or outside."

Janine earned two letters in volleyball while at Riverside Poly and was an Scholar Athlete. 

"Janine has been working hard this past winter and spring to improve her game for the next level," said Coach Kamer.  "She is a hard worker and is willing to do what it takes to improve her game.  When she came to visit she fit right in with the ladies.  We are looking forward to have Janine on campus with us full time."

Three Shawnee State volleyball players have earned All-American Mideast Conference recognition for their efforts on the court this season.  Becca Day earned 2nd team honors and Heather Koehler received honorable mention.  Haley Halcomb was named to the All-Freshman team and honorable mention all-conference.

Day, a junior middle hitter from Piketon, OH, averaged 3.28 kills and .61 blocks per game.  She tallied 336 digs and 42 service aces.  Koehler, a freshman middle hitter from Russelville, OH, averaged a team-leading 3.38 kills per game.  Halcomb, a setter from Frankfort, OH, set a school record with 1146 assists.  She added 355 digs, 92 kills, and 26 service aces. 

The trio helped lead Shawnee State to its first winning season since 2003.  All three are expected to return to a squad which graduates just 2 players.