second round. That loss ended their school record and nation-leading 26-game winning streak. The next NCAA Tournament win for the Phoenix women came in 2010, when they entered as a #12 seed and upset 5-seed Virginia in the first round before bowing out to Iowa State on the Cyclones' home court just short of the Sweet 16. In the 2011 tournament, they entered as a #5 seed and made their first Sweet Sixteen appearance, defeating Arkansas–Little Rock and Michigan State before losing to regional top seed Baylor. The Green Bay softball team claimed its first Horizon League tournament championship in 2005. It went on to the national tournament, where it defeated #5 seed Oregon State in the first round. The Green Bay Women's Volleyball team claimed its first regular season Horizon League title and the first Horizon League tournament championship in 2018. The team went on to the NCAA DI tournament, losing to the #4 seed University of Wisconsin-Madison in the first round. Notable alumni Sports Kathi Bennett, basketball coach Tony Bennett, basketball player and coach Alec Brown, basketball player Logan Vander Velden, basketball player Sandy Cohen, basketball player Keifer Sykes, basketball player Alfonzo McKinnie, basketball player Michael Schachtner, basketball player Jeff Nordgaard, basketball player Julie Wojta, basketball player Jessica Lindstrom, basketball player Allie LeClaire, basketball player and coach Mehryn Kraker, basketball player and coach Tosaint Ricketts, soccer player Horst Stemke, Olympic athlete Rob Davis, Dallas Cowboys assistant coach Politics and education James R. Charneski, Wisconsin State Representative Robert Cowles, Wisconsin State Senator Dave Hansen, Wisconsin State Senator Frank Lasee, Wisconsin State Senator Barbara Lawton, Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin (attended) Sharon Metz, Wisconsin State Representative Kathleen E. Christensen, social scientist Romaine Quinn, Wisconsin State Senator Tyler Vorpagel, Wisconsin State Representative Ty Bodden, Wisconsin State Representative Entertainment Nick Mortensen, comedian Mike Grell, comic book writer and artist Tony Shalhoub, actor (did not graduate) Kevin MacLeod, composer and musician Business Mike Jackson, former Supervalu executive Jill Lajdziak, former general manager, Saturn Mark King, CEO of Taco Bell and former president & CEO of TaylorMade. Notable faculty Gregory S. Aldrete, Emeritus Professor of History and Humanistic Studies. Herbert J. Grover, Wisconsin educator and politician, served as a professor in the 1990s. Harvey J. Kaye, Emeritus Professor of Democracy and Justice Studies. Michael Monfils, Mayor of Green Bay, served as adjunct Government faculty after leaving mayoral office in 1979. Denise Sweet, Poet Laureate of