Collette, a 5-foot-10 right-side hitter, comes to CU from Lakeland College, where she averaged 2.55 kills per game, 1.16 service aces per game and 1.9 digs per game. she served as a team captain while there and also received a Board of Governor's scholarship for leadership and community involvement, which included being part of the Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Lloydminster and Rustler's Reading Program.

In high school, Collette was a member of the 2005 AAAA Provincial Finalists with College Jeanne Sauvé. She was also a finalist for Team Manitoba at the 2005 French Canadian Games held in Winnipeg. Away from volleyball, she and her twin sister Brianne teamed up in 2004 to win the SCAC Badminton Doubles Championship.

Monica Chernichan is a 6-foot outside hitter that played on Canada's National Junior Volleyball Team at the 2006 NORCECA Junior Women's Continental Championship in Monterrey, Mexico. She won the Nikki Redekop Memorial Scholarship Award in 2006 and was a member of the Bison Volleyball Club 18 National Champions.

She played one season of college volleyball a the University of Manitoba in 2006.

"She has an immediate impact on the game with her strong presence in both front and back row", explains former Coach Ashley Ragoonaden. "Monica loves everything about volleyball from practices to competitions to most of all the...the teamwork."

Campbellsville completed the 2009 season by winning the National Christian College Athletic Association Division I National Championship in Florida. Eckenfels, CU's most decorated volleyball player, took over the program in January for LeBleu, who was named the 2009 NCCAA Division I Volleyball Coach of the Year. The Lady Tigers are set to return five players from the 2009 roster.