2010 WAC Volleyball Media Guide

NEVADAMailingAddressAthletics Media ServicesLegacy Hall, Mail Stop 232Reno, NV 89557-0110

Cary Groth, Athletics Director .......................................................... (775) 682-6970Rhonda Lundin, Associate AD/SWA ............................................... (775) 682-6981Devin Scruggs, Head Coach ............................................................. (775) 682-6920Press Row ................................................................................................ (775) 327-5132Jack Kuestermeyer, SID [Cell: (775) 240-6251] ........................... (775) 682-6984FAX ............................................................................................................. (775) 784-4386E-Mail Address .................................................................................. [email protected] site ...........................................................................www.nevadawolfpack.com

NEWMEXICOSTATEMailingAddressAthletic Media RelationsMSC 3145, P.O. Box 30001Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001

McKinley Boston, Athletics Director .............................................. (575) 646-8225Maria Roth, Associate AD/SWA ........................................................ (575) 646-1672Mike Jordan, Head Coach .................................................................. (575) 646-4921Press Row ................................................................................................ (575) 646-3400Eddie Morelos, SID [Cell: (575) 642-5746] .................................... (575) 646-1885FAX ............................................................................................................. (575) 646-2009E-Mail Address ........................................................................... [email protected] site ............................................................................... www.nmstatesports.com

SANJOSESTATEMailingAddressMedia ServicesOne Washington SquareSan Jose, CA 95192

Tom Bowen, Athletics Director ........................................................ (408) 924-1200Liz Jarnigan, SWA .................................................................................. (408) 924-1720Oscar Crespo, Head Coach ................................................................ (408) 924-1242Press Row ................................................................................................ (408) 924-3348Amy Villa, SID [Cell: (408) 421-8604] .............................................. (408) 924-1216FAX ............................................................................................................. (408) 924-1291E-Mail Address ................................................................................ [email protected] site ................................................................................... www.sjsuspartans.com

UTAHSTATEMailingAddressAthletic Media Relations7400 Old Main HillLogan, UT 84322

Scott Barnes, Athletics Director ....................................................... (435) 797-2060Jana Doggett, Senior Associate AD/SWA ..................................... (435) 797-2615Grayson DuBose, Head Coach ......................................................... (435) 797-2068Press Row ................................................................................................ (435) 797-3443Doug Hoffman, SID [Cell: (435) 881-8011] ................................... (435) 797-3714FAX ............................................................................................................. (435) 797-2615E-Mail Address ..................................................................... [email protected] site ............................................................................www.utahstateaggies.com

WESTERNATHLETICCONFERENCEMailingAddress9250 E. Costilla Ave.Suite 300Englewood, CO 80112

Karl Benson, Commissioner .............................................................. (303) 799-9221Connie Hurlbut, Senior Associate Commissioner/SWA .......... (303) 962-4205Hope Shuler, Director, Media Relations ....................................... (303) 962-4213Shuler’s Cell Phone............................................................................... (303) 999-6380Shuler’s Home Phone .......................................................................... (303) 671-4427 FAX ............................................................................................................. (303) 799-3888E-Mail Address ...................................................................................hshuler@wac.orgWeb site ........................................................................................www.wacsports.com

BOISESTATEMailingAddressSports Information1910 University DriveBoise, ID 83725-1020

Gene Bleymaier, Athletics Director ................................................ (208) 426-1981Christina Van Tol, Associate AD/SWA ............................................. (208) 426-1655Shawn Garus, Head Coach ................................................................ (208) 426-4490Press Row ................................................................................................ (208) 949-1037Michelle Smith, SID [Cell: (208) 949-1037] ................................... (208) 426-3438FAX ............................................................................................................. (208) 426-3361E-Mail Address ......................................................michellesmith8@boisestate.eduWeb site ................................................................................. www.broncosports.com

FRESNOSTATEMailingAddressAthletic Media Relations5048 N. Jackson Ave, M/S LS 135Fresno, CA 93740

Thomas Boeh, Athletics Director .................................................... (559) 244-5641Betsy Mosher, Associate AD/SWA ................................................... (559) 278-5716Lauren Netherby-Sewell, Head Coach .......................................... (559) 278-2837Press Row ................................................................................................ (559) 347-3699Stephen Trembley, SID [Cell: (559) 270-4291] ............................ (559) 278-2509FAX ............................................................................................................. (559) 244-6032E-Mail Address ..................................................................strembley@csufresno.eduWeb site ..................................................................................... www.gobulldogs.com

HAWAI‘IMailingAddressMedia Relations1337 Lower Campus RoadHonolulu, HI 96822-2312

Jim Donovan, Athletics Director ..................................................... (808) 956-7301Marilyn Moniz-Kaho’ohanohano, Associate AD/SWA ............. (808) 956-4499Dave Shoji, Head Coach ..................................................................... (808) 956-9408Press Row ................................................................................................ (808) 956-9408Pakalani Bello, SID [Cell: (808) 291-9234] ..................................... (808) 956-7506FAX ............................................................................................................. (808) 956-4470E-Mail Address ...........................................................................pakalani@hawaii.eduWeb site .............................................................................. www.hawaiiathletics.com

IDAHOMailingAddressMedia RelationsKibbie Activity Center, Room 235EMoscow, ID 83844-2302

Rob Spear, Athletics Director ........................................................... (208) 885-0243Maureen Taylor, SWA ........................................................................... (208) 885-0216Debbie Buchanan, Head Coach ...................................................... (208) 885-0238Press Row ................................................................................................ (208) 885-0211Nick Heidelberger, SID [Cell: (208) 596-1198] ............................. (208) 885-0211FAX ............................................................................................................. (208) 885-0255E-Mail Address .............................................................. [email protected] site ....................................................................................... www.govandals.com

LOUISIANATECHMailingAddressAthletic Media RelationsThomas Assembly Center, Room 161Ruston, LA 71270

Bruce Van De Velde, Athletics Director ......................................... (318) 257-4547Mary Kay Hungate, Associate AD/SWA ......................................... (318) 257-4111Matt Sonnichsen, Head Coach ........................................................ (318) 257-4111Press Row ................................................................................................ (318) 257-3144Austin Staton, SID [Cell: (254) 723-4606] ..................................... (318) 257-3144FAX ............................................................................................................. (318) 257-3757E-Mail Address ..............................................................................astaton@latech.eduWeb site ................................................................................... www.latechsports.com

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WAC Web site WACstandings,statistics,championshipsinformation,schoollinksandmoreareavailableontheInternetat:www.wacsports.com

MeDiA CeNteR TheWAC’sWebsite(wacsports.com)includesalinkonthehomepagetotheMediaCenter.Fromthere,linkstomediaguides,notes,teleconferences,logos,imagesandotherinformationcanbefound.

WAC stAFF DiReCtORY

KarlBenson,Commissioner................................................................. (303)[email protected],SeniorAssociateCommissioner.................................... (303)962-4216............................... [email protected],SeniorAssociateCommissioner/SWA............. (303)[email protected],Assoc.Commissioner/Communications&Tech....(303)962-4212......................... [email protected],Asst.Commissioner/Compliance............... (303)[email protected],Asst.Commissioner/Business&Operations.. (303)[email protected],DirectorofChampionships.......................................... (303)962-4214............................ [email protected],DirectorofGraphicDesign&Publications........(303)962-4207................... [email protected],DirectorofMarketing................................................. (303)962-4204............................ [email protected],DirectorofMediaRelations.................................. (303)962-4206........................ [email protected],DirectorofMediaRelations...................................... (303)[email protected],SeniorExecutiveAssistant......................................... (303)[email protected]

sUPeRVisORs OF OFFiCiALsJimBlackwood,Football....................................................................... (972)[email protected],Volleyball........................................................................... (303)[email protected],Women’sSoccer......................................................... (650)[email protected],Men’sBasketball.......................................................... (915)598-6286................ [email protected],Women’sBasketball...................................................... (303)238-4630........................... [email protected],Baseball......................................................................... (619)368-8228.................... [email protected],Softball...................................................................... (303)755-1192............. [email protected]

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WACSchoolDirectory.................................................... IFCWACNotes................................................................... 1PlayUp...................................................................... 3-7WACHistory............................................................. 8-9WACTimeline..................................................... 10-11WACCommissioner................................................12WACStaff............................................................. 12-13WACSAAC..................................................................14WACChampionshipsCalendar...........................15TeamSportSummary............................................15WACVolleyballNotebook.............................. 16-192010WACTournamentBracket..........................202010NCAATournamentBracket.......................21

the sChOOLsBoiseState........................................................... 22-25FresnoState........................................................ 26-29Hawai‘i.................................................................. 30-33Idaho..................................................................... 34-37LouisianaTech................................................... 38-41Nevada................................................................. 42-45NewMexicoState............................................. 46-49SanJoseState.................................................... 50-53UtahState............................................................ 54-57

ReCORDs & histORY2009Statistics.................................................... 58-592009Superlatives....................................................60WACMatchandSeasonRecords.......................61WACLeadersBySeason................................. 62-67CareerLeaders..........................................................68Single-SeasonTop10...................................... 69-70All-TimeStandings........................................... 71-72TeamChampionships............................................73TeamCompositeStandings.................................74WACNCAAHistory........................................... 74-76WACNIVCHistory....................................................77WACTournamentHistory.............................. 77-79WACIndividualHonors........................................80All-WACTeams................................................... 81-83ThreeandFour-TimeAll-WACSelections......83All-WACBySchool...................................................84AcademicAll-WACTeams.............................. 85-87WACPlayersoftheWeek............................... 88-89NationalAwards................................................ 90-91FinalAttendanceRankings........................... 92-94FinalNationalPolls........................................... 95-97FinalNationalRPI.............................................. 98-99FinalNCAAStatistics.................................. 100-1012010CompositeSchedule....................... 102-104

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UTAH STATELogan, Utah

NEW MEXICO STATELas Cruces, N.M.

LOUISIANA TECHRuston, La.

WACDenver, Colo.

HAWAI‘IHonolulu, Hawaii

NEVADAReno, Nev.

SAN JOSE STATESan Jose, Calif.

FRESNO STATEFresno, Calif.

BOISE STATEBoise, Idaho

IDAHOMoscow, Idaho

WAC sChOOLs COMMit tO iMPROVeMeNt

TheninemembersoftheWesternAthleticConferencearecommittedtogrowingtheirath-leticprogramsfromgoodtogreatandfromgreattoexemplary.InnotimesincetheWAC’sfoundingin1962,hasthemembershipbeensosupportiveofaleaguedirectionoridea.

Oneachcampus,WACschoolsaremakinggreatstridestoimprovebothathleticallyandac-ademically.Whetherthatmeansbetterfacilities,betteracademicsupport,ormorefinancialandpersonnelresources,allWACschoolsaremakingnewcommitmentstotheirathleticdepartments.Whatthismeansforprospectiveandcurrentstudent-athletesisaconcertedefforttomaketheircollegeathleticexperiencemorerewardingandfulfilling.

PlayUpisnotaslogan.Itisareminderandapromisetodothelittlethingstogetbettereachday.Whetherthatisworkingtowardsapersonalgoal,ateamgoal,oraninstitutionalgoal,PlayUp isa league-widecommitment togetbetter.Forsomeschools, thestartingpointofthisimprovementishigherthanforotherschools.Regardlessofthestartingpoint,eachschoolisimprovingbothacademicallyandathletically.

AsfortheWACstaff,itiscommittedtocultivatingsuccessamongitsmembers,whilealsoincreasingexposureandrevenue.Concurrently,itisalsoupgradingthecollegeathleticex-perienceforallofitsstudent-athletes.

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bOise stAteLocation: Boise,Idaho

Nickname: BroncosJoined WAC: 2001

FResNO stAteLocation: Fresno,Calif.

Nickname: BulldogsJoined WAC: 1992

ACADeMiC:Asametropolitanresearchuniver-sity, Boise State is the largest school in Idahowith close to 19,000 students. The universityoffers165fieldsofstudyinthecollegesofArtsandSciences,BusinessandEconomics,Educa-tion,Engineering,GraduateStudies,HealthSci-ences,andSocialSciencesandPublicAffairs.ABoise State educator has been named as theIdahoProfessoroftheYear11timessince1990bytheCarnegieFoundation.

AthLetiC: ItStartsWithMe.Fourwordsthatwill resonate through Boise State athleticsduringthe2010-11athleticseason. Thecam-paign is centered around sportsmanship, andBoise State striving to be a national leader inthatarea.AsoneofthecorevaluesofBroncoathletics, sportsmanship represents not onlytherightway,buttheonlywayasitrelatestotreatment of opposing players, coaches, fansandrepresentativesofcompetinginstitutions.ItStartsWithMe is intendedtocreateacom-mon thread that extends throughout BroncoNation to donors, season ticket holders, stu-dents and general fans, so that every singlepersonknowstheirimportanceinmakingsureapositivesportsmanshiplevelismetandBoiseState is looked upon as the industry standardforsportsmanshipintheeyesofvisitingteamsandfans.

MeN’s sPORts: Basketball, Cross Country,Football,Golf,Tennis, Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field,Wrestling

WOMeN’s sPORts:Basketball,CrossCountry,Golf,Gymnastics,Soccer,Softball,Swimming&Diving,Tennis,Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field,Volleyball

ACADeMiC: Fresno State has gained positiveregional, national and international attentionfor its commitment to growth and progressas it transforms itself into one of the nation’spremier regionalpublicuniversities.Themostvisible evidence on campus of Fresno State’sdynamicchangeistherenovationoftheHenryMaddenLibrary,alreadytheacademiccorner-stoneofthecampusandthelargestacademiclibrarybetweenSacramentoandLosAngeles.Improvementswillgreatlyexpandthelibrary’sabilitytoservestudents,scholarsandthegen-eral public and make room for more specialcollections.

AthLetiC: Fresno State won back-to-backWAC Commissioner’s Cups in 2007-08 and2008-09 and had an excellent year of compe-tition in 2009-10 as the women’s basketball,baseballandmen’stennisteam’swonconfer-ence championships. The women’s basketballteamwontheirthirdstraightWACtitleandad-vancedtotheNCAATournamentforthethirdconsecutive year. The Bulldog football teamreachedabowlgameforthe10thtimeinthelast11yearsandmadeitssecondstraightap-pearanceintheNewMexicoBowl.Amongtheoutstanding accomplishments of its student-athletes and coaches, football player MosesHarriswasoneof16finalistsfortheCampbellAward,alsocalledtheAcademicHeismanTro-phy. Women’s basketball coach Adrian Wig-ginsearnedhissecondWACCoachoftheYearhonorinthelastthreeyearsandwasafinalistfortheWBCANationalCoachoftheYear.Bull-doghoopswomen’splayerJaleesaRossearnedhonorablementionAll-Americahonors.Wom-en’sgolferHaliCoppinwontheWACIndividualtitle.

MeN’s sPORts: Baseball, Basketball, CrossCountry,Football,Golf,Tennis,Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field

WOMeN’s sPORts: Basketball,CrossCountry,Equestrian,Golf,Lacrosse,Soccer,Swimming&Diving,Tennis,Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field,Volleyball


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iDAhOLocation: Moscow,Idaho

Nickname: VandalsJoined WAC: 2005

hAWAi‘iLocation: Honolulu,Hawaii

Nickname: Warriors/Rainbows/WahineJoined WAC: 1979

ACADeMiC: The University of Idaho is one oftheleadingpublicuniversitiesintheNorthwestandhasbecomeknownforitsacademicexcel-lence, exceptional student living and learn-ing environment, outstanding creative andresearch opportunities, and proven track re-cordofhigh-achievinggraduates. Idahorankssecond among regional peers for enrollingnew National Merit Scholars. Fall 2009 enroll-ment included 21 new National Merit FinalistScholars–thetoponepercentofthenation’shighschoolgraduates–inthefreshmanclass.Morethan2,800Idahostudentsenrolledin76service-learning courses in 160 communitiesacrosstheNorthwestandprovidedmorethan105,000hoursofserviceduringthe2009-10ac-ademicyear.ThatledtoIdahobeingnamedtothe President’s Higher Education CommunityServiceHonorRollforexemplaryserviceeffortsforthefourthyearinarow.

AthLetiC:RenovationscontinueattheKibbieDomein2010-11withthereplacementoftheEastEndwallandconstructionofsuites,aclubroom and a new press box, which will be lo-catedonthenorthsideoftheDome.2009-10wasabanneryearfortheVandals.TheVandalshadtheirmostsuccessfulfootballseasonsince1998–ayeartheycappedwithathrillingvic-toryattheRoady’sHumanitarianBowlinwhatwasconsideredbymanytobethebestgameofthebowlseason.OffensiveguardMikeIupatiwasthe17thselectionoftheNFLdraft tobe-comeIdaho’ssecondfirst-rounddraftchoiceaswellasanOutlandTrophyfinalistandaconsen-susAll-American.SophomoreKaylaMortellaroturnedinthebestyearbyanIdahogolferwiththree tournament victories and her selectionastheWACGolferoftheYear.TrackandfieldsentarecordcontingentofsevenindividualstotheNCAAmeet.RunnerAllixLee-PainterwonararedistancetripleattheWACChampionshipMeetwithvictoriesinthe5,000meters,10,000metersand3,000-metersteeplechaseenroutetotheWACTrackAthleteoftheYearhonor.

MeN’s sPORts: Basketball, Cross Country,Football,Golf,Tennis, Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field

WOMeN’s sPORts:Basketball,CrossCountry,Golf, Soccer, Swimming & Diving, Tennis, In-door/OutdoorTrack&Field,Volleyball

ACADeMiC: University of Hawai‘i at Mānoaprograms at the Shidler College of Business,JohnA.BurnsSchoolofMedicineandCollegeofEducationwererecognizedforexcellenceinU.S. News and World Report’s “America’s BestGraduate Schools 2011.” The William S. Rich-ardsonSchoolofLawandJohnA.BurnsSchoolofMedicineareamongthenation’sleadersindiversity of faculty and students – mirroringHawai‘i’s population and allowing for a moreenriched learning environment. In addition,UHMānoaranks in the toptwopercentofallcolleges and universities in North America inresearchfunding.

AthLetiC: UH Athletics completed the 2009-10 season with WAC Championships in foursports – women’s volleyball, men’s tennis,softball,andbaseball.Inaddition,seventeamsparticipated in their respective NCAA Tourna-ments,includingthewomen’svolleyballteam,whichwasanationalsemifinalist,andthesoft-ball team, which competed in the Women’sCollege World Series. UH also boasted twoWACPlayersoftheYear,twoWACFreshmenoftheYear,twoWACCoachesoftheYearandonenational Coach of the Year. A total of 93 stu-dent-athletesearnedtheirdiplomasduringthewinter and spring commencements and 180student-athleteswerehonoredasUHScholar-Athletes.UHwasalsooneoffourWACschoolsinwhichalloftheirteamspostedscoresabovetheNCAA’s925multiyearbenchmark.

MeN’s sPORts:Baseball,Basketball,Football,Golf,Swimming&Diving,Tennis,Volleyball

WOMeN’s sPORts:Basketball,CrossCountry,Golf,Sailing,Soccer,Softball,Swimming&Div-ing,Tennis,Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field,Vol-leyball,WaterPolo

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LOUisiANA teChLocation: Ruston,La.

Nickname: Bulldogs/LadyTechstersJoined WAC: 2001

NeVADALocation: Reno,Nev.Nickname: WolfPack

Joined WAC: 2000

NeW MeXiCO stAteLocation: LasCruces,N.M.

Nickname: AggiesJoined WAC: 2005

ACADeMiC: Louisiana Tech continues toseparate itself as one of the top academic in-stitutions intheSouthasa four-yearselectiveadmissionsresearchuniversityawardingbach-elor’s,master’sanddoctoraldegrees.Theuni-versity was elevated by US News & World Re-porttoaTier3institution,placingitamongtheeliteofpublicschoolsnationallyandmakingitone of only two Tier 3 schools in the state ofLouisiana.Inadditiontoboastinghighergrad-uationratesthantheotherFBSpublicschoolsinthestate,TechreceivedLouisiana’shighestrankingamongpubliccollegesanduniversitiesinthe latestnationalrankingsreleasedbytheWashingtonMonthly,aninfluentialandhighly-respectednationalmagazine.

AthLetiC: Louisiana Tech enters an unprec-edented era of change as illustrated by morethan$50million in facility improvementsthathave either been finalized within the last twoyears or are currently underway. Included inthese facility improvements are new tenniscourts,anewtrack,anewbowlingalley,newstadium seats, a new high definition videodisplay scoreboard at Joe Aillet Stadium, newstudent apartments and a new Olympic-sizedswimming pool. The Bulldog football teamwillenter2010underthedirectionoffirst-yearheadcoachSonnyDykes,whowasthemaster-mind behind high-octane offenses at TexasTech and Arizona during his career. Last year,the Lady Techster track and field team wontheirsixthstraightWACoutdoortitleandtheirfifth indoortitle inthe lastsixyears.TheLadyTechster basketball team won the 2010 WACTournament title and advanced to the pro-gram’s 26th NCAA Tournament. The Bulldogbasketballteamcompetedinpostseasonplay,makingittothesecondroundoftheCollegein-isder.comTournament.

MeN’s sPORts: Baseball, Basketball, CrossCountry, Football, Golf, Indoor/Outdoor Track&Field

WOMeN’s sPORts:Basketball,Bowling,CrossCountry, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Indoor/Out-doorTrack&Field,Volleyball

ACADeMiC: Founded in 1874 as Nevada’sland-grant university, the University of Ne-vadafeaturesmorethan145degreeprogramsandishometothestate’sSchoolofMedicine.TheuniversityexperienceatNevadahasbeentransformed in recent years with the openingof the 167,000-square foot Joe Crowley Stu-dent Union in 2007 and the 295,000-squarefoot Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center, oneofthecountry’sexemplarlibraryfacilitiesinthedigitalage,in2008.ConstructioncontinuesontheCenterforMolecularMedicineandtheDa-vidsonMathematicsandScienceCenter,bothopeningin2010.

AthLetiC:TheWolfPackisinthemidstofoneof the most successful eras in school history.Nevada has won 19 WAC regular-season andtournament championships in its nine yearsas a member of the league. Graduation ratescontinuetoclimbas83student-athletesgrad-uated during the 2009-10 academic year. TheathleticsdepartmentrecentlyopenedtheMar-gueriteWattisPetersenFoundationAcademicCenter,thefinalprojectintheE.L.CordFoun-dation Academic and Athletics PerformanceComplex,a46,000-squarefootfacilitydesignedtoprovideWolfPackstudent-athleteswithtop-notchresourcesinallsupportareas.

MeN’s sPORts:Baseball,Basketball,Football,Golf,Tennis

WOMeN’s sPORts: Basketball,CrossCountry,Golf,Soccer,Softball,Swimming&Diving,Ten-nis,Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field,Volleyball

ACADeMiC: For the 10th consecutive semes-ter,all17men’sandwomen’steamssemesterand cumulative grade point averages com-bined are at or above a 3.00. For the 10thconsecutivesemester,ScholarStudent-Athleterepresentation(3.0semesterandorcumulativegradepointaverageorhigher)washigherthan50 percent of the student-athlete population.Last spring, 44 student-athletes posted a per-fect4.0semesterGPA.What’smore,33falland35winterstudent-athletes receivedAcademicall-WACawardsand86percentofstudent-ath-letesgraduatefromNMStateafterexhaustingtheireligibility.

AthLetiC: The women’s cross country teamwonthe2009WACCrossCountryChampion-ships for their first ever conference title. TheNM State women’s volleyball team finishedsecond in the league in the regular seasonstandings, advancing to the WAC Volleyballtournament final. The Aggie men’s golf teamwonitsfourthWACChampionshipinfiveyearsin2009-10.TheNMStateswimminganddivingteam placed second at the WAC Champion-ships, the highest finish ever at a conferencemeet.TheNMStatemen’sbasketballteamwontheWACTournament,earningaberthintotheNCAA Tournament. The NM State women’sbasketball team participated in the WNIT, itsfirst postseason tournament since joining theWACin2005.

MeN’s sPORts: Basketball, Cross Country,Football,Golf,Tennis, Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field,Wrestling

WOMeN’s sPORts:Basketball,CrossCountry,Equestrian,Golf,Soccer,Softball,Swimming&Diving, Tennis, Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field,Volleyball


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sAN JOse stAteLocation: SanJose,Calif.

Nickname: SpartansJoined WAC: 1996

ACADeMiC:Theoldestandoneofthelargestuniversities in the 23-campus California StateUniversity(CSU)system,SJSUattractsstudentsfrom throughout California, the United Statesand100countries.Forthepastsevenyears,SanJoseStatehasbeenrankedamongthetoptenmasters-levelpublicuniversitiesintheWestac-cordingtoU.S.News&WorldReport.SanJoseStateprovidesmoreengineering,scienceandbusinessgraduatestoSiliconValleycompaniesthananyothercollegeoruniversityintheUnit-edStates.Morethan200SJSUgraduateshavefounded,co-founded,servedorserveasseniorexecutives or officers of public and privatecompaniesreportingannualsalesbetween$40millionand$26billion.

AthLetiC: San Jose State University has wonmoreNCAAteamchampionshipsandSpartanstudent-athletes have captured more NCAAindividualtitlesthananycurrentWesternAth-leticConferencemember.Football’s2006NewMexicoBowlwin;WACChampionshipsinbase-ball, women’s soccer and women’s golf; thewomen’sgymnasticsteamcompetinginthreeofthelastfiveNCAARegionalChampionshipsandthewomen’swaterpoloteamconsistentlyranking among the nation’s top-10 programsare among the program’s recent competitivehighlights. Increasingly more student-athletesare earning academic all-WAC recognitionthan ever before. Among WAC members, SanJose State has received the most NCAA Pub-lic Recognition Awards for superior AcademicProgressRate (APR)multi-yearscores.Numer-ousformerSanJoseStatestudent-athletesarelisted on professional sports teams’ rosters.CurrenttopprofessionalsincludeSanFrancisco49erskickerJoeNedney;LosAngelesAngelsin-fielderKevinFrandsen;andgolfersJuliInkster,PatHurstandArronOberholser.

MeN’s sPORts: Baseball, Basketball, CrossCountry,Football,Golf,Soccer

WOMeN’s sPORts:Basketball,CrossCountry,Golf,Gymnastics,Soccer,Softball,Swimming&Diving,Tennis,Volleyball,WaterPolo

ACADeMiC: Since its founding in 1888, UtahStateUniversityhasevolvedfromasmall,agri-culturalcollegetoonethatisnationallyandin-ternationally recognized for its intellectualandtechnological leadership in land, water, spaceandlifeenhancement.AsUtah’sland-grantandspace-grant institution, the university is led byPresident Stan L. Albrecht and has more than850 faculty who provide education for morethan 25,000 undergraduate and graduate stu-dents,including10,000initsdistanceeducationsiteslocatedthroughoutthestateofUtah.Witheightcolleges,includingthenewCaineCollegeoftheArts,theuniversityoffersmorethan170majors and 130 research-related classes. UtahStateisalsoknownforitsstrengthinacademics.It counts 11 Goldwater Scholars and a RhodesScholaramongitsgraduatesinthepast10years.Asatop-50researchinstitution,USUprofessorsbring in millions of dollars of research fundingeach year. The Emma Eccles Jones College ofEducationhasrankedinthetoptwopercentofprestigiousgraduateschoolsofeducationintheU.S. for the past decade (U.S. News and WorldReport, America’s Best Graduate Schools, 2010edition). Logan is ranked as the No. 1 EasiestPlacetoFindaJobbyTheBusinessInsiderandis the fifth-safest U.S. Metropolitan Area (CityCrimeRankings:CrimeinMetropolitanAmerica,16thedition,Nov.2009). It’salsorankedasthe13th-best college town (AIER College Destina-tionIndex2009-10,75BestCollegeTowns).

AthLetiC: Utah State University won WACChampionships in men’s cross country, wom-en’ssoccer,men’sbasketball,andmen’sindoorandoutdoortrackandfieldduringthe2009-10academicyear.USUalsofinishedsecondintheWAC inwomen’scrosscountry,women’ssoc-cer,andwomen’sindoortrackandfield,whilegymnastics placed third, and women’s out-doortrackandfieldwasfourth.UtahStatealsohad plenty of success in the classroom, as itsstudent-athletes traditionally rank among thebestintheWACwithan85percentgraduationsuccessrateandacumulative3.07grade-pointaverage.

MeN’s sPORts: Basketball, Cross Country,Football,Golf,Tennis, Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field

WOMeN’s sPORts: Basketball,CrossCountry,Gymnastics, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Indoor/OutdoorTrack&Field,Volleyball

UtAh stAteLocation: Logan,Utah

Nickname: AggiesJoined WAC: 2005

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siNCe 1962 Initsnearly50yearsofexistence,theWesternAthleticConferencecontinuestoevolveandfeaturesomeofthenation’sbestintercollegiatecompetition.OnethingthatremainsunchangedisthepersistentnatureoftheschoolsintheWACtoadvancetheirprogramstocontendatthetoplevelsoftheNCAA. TheWACprovidesitsstudent-athletesthechancetotraveltoscenicdestinations and gain exposure in some of the nation’s most diversemarkets. Inaddition, theWAC’s student-athletes work toachieve thehighestlevelsofsuccesswiththeacademicsupportoftheirrespectiveinstitutions.

CONtiNUeD sUCCess TheWAChasexperiencedtremendoussuccessoverthepastdecade.TheWAChassentatotalof31teamstobowlgamessince2001,includingmorethanhalfofitsteamsin2008witharecord-tyingfiveteams.BoiseStatehaswon102footballgamessincejoiningtheconference,themostinthenationduringthattimespan(2001-09).TheconferencehassentteamstoBCSbowlgamesinthreeofthelastfourseasonsasBoiseStatemadearepeatappearancewithavictoryintheTostitosFiestaBowlthispastyearfollowingHawai‘i’s2008SugarBowlandBoiseState’sunforget-tablevictoryinthe2007FiestaBowl.Inmen’sbasketball,theWAChassentat leasttwoteamstotheNCAATournament in24ofthepast27seasons. Everycurrentschool intheWAChascompetedintheNCAATournamentsince1990.Inbaseball,theWAChasboastedtwonationalchampionssince2003includingFresnoState’sCollegeWorldSeriesvic-toryin2008.Inwomen’ssports,FresnoStatesoftballhascompetedineveryNCAATournamenteverheldwhileLouisianaTechbasketballhasplayedinallbutthree.In2009,Hawai‘imadeitsfourthtriptotheNCAAVolleyballFinalFoursince2000,whileitssoftballteammadeitsfrst-everappearanceintheWomen’sCollegeWorldSeries. CurrentWACalumshavemadetheirpresencefelt,aswell.DavidCarr(FresnoState)wasthefirstplayerselectedinthe2002NFLDraft.CherylFord(LouisianaTech)wasnamedtheWNBARookieoftheYearandhelpedtheDetroitShockwintheleague’schampionshipin2003.In2004,theUnitedStates’softballteamwontheOlympicgoldmedalwithformerFresno State players Laura Berg and Lovie Jung. JeffWeaver (FresnoState)earnedthewinintheSt.LouisCardinals’WorldSeriesclinchingvictoryin2006.QuarterbackColtBrennan(Hawai‘i)finishedthirdinthe2007HeismanTrophyvoting,andin2008,NatashaKai(Hawai‘i)helpedtheUnitedStatestoagoldmedalinsoccerattheOlympicsinBeijing.

teLeVisiON PReseNCe In2001,theWACpartneredwithESPNforcoverageoffootballandbasketballgivingtheconferencenationalexposurefromoneofthemostrespectedbroadcastentitiesinthecountry.Anextensionwassignedin2008thatguaranteesmorethan300regular-seasonWACcontestsand45championship eventswill beairedon theESPNnetworks throughthespringof2017.TheWACalsoofficiallyaddedWAC.tvin2006togivefansstreaminginternetaccesstomanyofitspostseasonchampionshipsincludingvolleyball,soccer,swimminganddiving,basketball,gymnastics,softballandbaseball.

histORiCAL siGNiFiCANCe TheWACisthesixtholdestamongthenation’s11DivisionI-Aconfer-ences.ItshistorytracesbacktoJuly27,1962,whentheoriginalsix-teamleagueofArizona,ArizonaState,BrighamYoung,NewMexico,UtahandWyomingbegancompetition. ThefirstchampionshipwasheldinNovember1962,whenArizonawonthemen’scrosscountrytitleandNewMexicofollowedwiththefirstWACfootballtitle.ArizonafinishedsecondintheNCAACollegeWorldSeriesand,lessthanthreeyearslater,ArizonaStateclaimedtheleague’sfirstNCAAtitlewhentheSunDevilswontheCollegeWorldSeriestrophy.

FresnoStatewasthelastWACschooltoearnanNCAAteamtitlewhenitwontheCollegeWorldSeriesin2008. SincetheWAC’sinception,severalchangeshaveoccurred.UTEPandColoradoStatebecamemembersinSeptember1967,whileArizonaandArizonaStatewithdrewonJune30,1978.TheWACthenaddedSanDiegoState(1978),Hawai‘i(1979)andAirForce(1980).Before1990,theWACsponsoredchampionshipsonlyinmen’ssports.However,amergerwiththeHighCountryAthleticConferenceformedasingleconferenceunderoneadministrativestructure,andthe1990-91athleticyearwasthefirstinwhichbothmenandwomencompetedundertheWACname.FresnoStatewasaddedin1992,andthenin1996,thewomen’sprogramsfromAirForceandHawai‘ialongwithsixnewschools(UNLV,Rice,SanJoseState,SMU,TCUandTulsa)cameintotheWAC.AirForce,BrighamYoung,ColoradoState,UNLV,NewMexico,SanDiegoState,UtahandWyomingwithdrewonJune30,1999.Nevada(2000),BoiseState(2001)andLoui-sianaTech(2001)wereaddedwhileTCUwithdrewfollowingthe2000-01season.ThecurrentmembershipwasestablishedonJuly1,2005,whenIdaho,NewMexicoStateandUtahStatejoinedtheWACafterRice,SMU,UTEPandTulsawithdrew. TheWAChashadjustfivecommissionersinitshistory.PaulBrechlerwasnamedthefirstleaderoftheconferenceandheldthepositionfrom1962-1968.HewasfollowedbyWilesHallock(1968-71),StanBates(1971-80),Dr.JoeKearney(1980-94)andKarlBenson(1994-present).

WAC ChAMPiONs Presently, theWAC crowns team and individual champions in 19sports–eightmen’sand11women’s.Forthemen,therearechampion-shipsinbaseball,basketball,crosscountry,football,golf,tennis,indoortrackandfield,andoutdoortrackandfield.Championshipsforwomenareheld inbasketball,crosscountry,golf,gymnastics,soccer,softball,swimminganddiving,tennis,indoortrackandfield,outdoortrackandfieldandvolleyball. TheWACofficehasbeenlocatedintheDenverareasincetheconfer-ence’sinceptionwiththeexceptionofatwo-yearstayinPhoenixfrom1964-66.

WAC Founding FathersKneeling L-R:NewMexicoFRGuidoDaub,WACSIDDonSmith,BYUFRDeanMilton Hartvigsen. sitting L-R:Wyoming FR Dean H.T. Person, ASU AD ClydeSmith,ArizonaFRTomHall.standing L-R:ASUFRAlThomas,UtahFRDeanL.DavidHiner,UtahADBudJack,WyomingADRedJacoby,NewMexicoADPeteMcDavid,WACCommissionerPaulBrechler.

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33NCAAteamtitleswerewonbyformermembersoftheWAC

baseball1965 ArizonaState1967 ArizonaState1969 ArizonaState1976 Arizona1977 ArizonaState2003 Rice

Men’s Cross Country1969 UTEP1975 UTEP1976 UTEP1978 UTEP1979 UTEP1980 UTEP1981 UTEP

Women’s Cross Country1997 BrighamYoung

Football1984 BrighamYoung

Men’s Golf1981 BrighamYoung1998 UNLV

Women’s Gymnastics1992 Utah

Men’s indoor track and Field1974 UTEP1975 UTEP1976 UTEP1978 UTEP1980 UTEP1981 UTEP1982 UTEP

Men’s Outdoor track and Field1970 BrighamYoung1975 UTEP1977 ArizonaState1978 UTEP1979 UTEP1980 UTEP1981 UTEP1982 UTEP

PAst teAM titLes

24NCAAteamtitleshavebeenwonbytheninemembersoftheWAC

baseball2008 FresnoState

Women’s basketball1982 LouisianaTech1988 LouisianaTech

boxing1940 Idaho1941 Idaho1950 Idaho1958 SanJoseState1959 SanJoseState1960 SanJoseState

Men’s Cross Country1962 SanJoseState1963 SanJoseState

Football1973 LouisianaTech(II)1980 BoiseState(I-AA)

Men’s Golf1948 SanJoseState

Women’s Golf1987 SanJoseState1989 SanJoseState1992 SanJoseState

softball1998 FresnoState

tennis1968 FresnoState(II)

Men’s Outdoor track and Field1964 FresnoState(II)1969 SanJoseState

Women’s Volleyball1982 Hawai‘i1983 Hawai‘i1987 Hawai‘i

Fresno state won the 2008National Championship in baseball

NCAA teAM titLesNCAA iNDiViDUAL titLes

134NCAAindividualtitleshavebeenwonbythenineteamsintheWAC

boise state (8)Skiing............................................................................. 1Men’sIndoorTrackandField................................. 1Women’sIndoorTrackandField.......................... 1Men’sOutdoorTrackandField............................. 3Wrestling...................................................................... 2

Fresno state (19)Men’sIndoorTrackandField................................. 3Women’sIndoorTrackandField.......................... 2Men’sOutdoorTrackandField...........................10Wrestling...................................................................... 4

hawai‘i (10)Boxing............................................................................ 3Women’sSwimmingandDiving.......................... 4Men’sIndoorTrackandField................................. 1Women’sOutdoorTrackandField...................... 2

idaho (23)Boxing..........................................................................16Skiing............................................................................. 3Men’sOutdoorTrackandField............................. 3Women’sOutdoorTrackandField...................... 1

Louisiana tech (1)Men’sOutdoorTrackandField............................. 1

Nevada (17)Boxing............................................................................ 2Rifle................................................................................. 1Skiing............................................................................. 5Women’sSwimmingandDiving.......................... 3Men’sIndoorTrack.................................................... 1Men’sOutdoorTrack................................................. 5

san Jose state (50)Boxing..........................................................................17Men’sFencing............................................................. 1Women’sFencing...................................................... 1Men’sGolf..................................................................... 2Women’sGolf.............................................................. 1Men’sTennis................................................................ 1Men’sIndoorTrackandField................................. 3Men’sOutdoorTrackandField...........................24

Utah state (6)Men’sGolf..................................................................... 1Men’sIndoorTrackandField................................. 2Men’sOutdoorTrackandField............................. 3

hawai‘i’s Amber Kaufman won the women’s high jump at the 2010 NCAA Outdoor

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WAC TIMELINEJuly 27, 1962 - TheoriginalcharterfortheWesternAthleticConferenceissignedbythepresidentsofthechartermemberuniversities.PaulBrechlerisnamedtheWAC’sfirstcommissioner.

Nov. 10, 1962 - ArizonaStatewinsthefirstWACchampionshipasitcapturesthecrosscountrytitle.

Dec. 19, 1964 - UtahbecomesthefirstschoolsincetheformationoftheconferencetoparticipateinabowlgameasitdefeatsWestVirginia,32-6,intheLibertyBowl.

March 20, 1966 - UtahbecomesthefirstschooltoreachtheNCAAFinalFour,andBrighamYoungcapturesthechampionshipoftheNationalInvitationTournament.

sept. 20, 1967 - UTEPbecomestheWAC’sseventhmember.

sept. 26, 1968 - ColoradoStatebecomestheWAC’seighthmember.

sept. 1, 1969 - WilesHallockreplacesPaulBrechlerascommissioner.

July 1, 1971 - Stan Bates becomes the WAC’s third commissioner as he replacesWilesHallock.

Dec. 27, 1971 - ThefirstFiestaBowl,originatedtomatchtheWACchampionagainstanat-largeteam,isplayedinTempe,Ariz.ArizonaStatedefeatsFloridaState,45-38.

Dec. 27, 1976 - ThePresidents’CouncilreceivesofficialnotificationoftheintentionofArizonaandArizonaStatetoseekaffiliationwiththethen-Pacific-8Conference.

April 8, 1977 - SanDiegoStateUniversityisextendedaninvitationofmembershipeffectiveJuly1,1978.

May 2, 1977 - TheUniversityofHawai‘iisextendedamembershipinvitationdepen-dentupontheinstitution’smeetingofcertaincriteriasetbytheCouncil.

June 30, 1978 - ArizonaandArizonaStateofficiallywithdrawfromtheconference.

sept. 29, 1978 - TheUniversityofHawai‘iisofficiallyapprovedasamembereffec-tiveJuly1,1979.

Dec. 22, 1978 - Afteraseven-yeartietotheFiestaBowl,theWACbeginsanewaf-filiationwiththeHolidayBowlinSanDiego.

Aug. 29, 1979 - TheUnitedStatesAirForceAcademyisacceptedasamemberef-fectiveJuly1,1980.

May 1, 1980 - Dr.JoeKearneyisnamedthefourthcommissionerinconferencehis-toryashereplacesStanBates.

May 1, 1983 - ThePresidents’CouncilapprovestheconceptforaWACBasketballTournamentbeginningin1984.

Dec. 21, 1984 - Brigham Young University earns the conference’s first nationalfootballchampionshipwithavictoryoverMichiganintheHolidayBowltocompletea13-0season.

July 16, 1987 - TheWACandKUTVofSaltLakeCityagreetotheconference’sfirstone-million-dollarpackagefortheregionalsyndicationofmen’sbasketballgames.

Feb. 23, 1988 - TheWACandtheHolidayBowlreachanagreementfortheconfer-encechampiontohostthegamethroughthe1992season.

May 9, 1990 - TheWACandESPNagreetotheconference’sfirstcontractforthetelecastofmen’sbasketballgamesbyanationalnetwork.

July 1, 1990 - TheWACmergeswiththeHighCountryAthleticConferencetoformasingleconferenceformen’sandwomen’sathletics.

Dec. 1, 1991 - BYU’sTyDetmerwinstheHeismanTrophy,afirstforaWACathlete.

June 12, 1991 - FresnoStateisacceptedastheWAC’s10thmembereffectiveJuly1,1992.

June 10, 1992 - TheWACselectstheDeltaCenterinSaltLakeCityasthesiteforitsmen’sandwomen’sbasketballtournaments.CommissionerKearneyannounceshisretirementeffectiveJuly1,1994.

Aug. 13, 1992-TheWACisincludedintheWesternBowlAlliance,whichguaranteesatleastoneconferenceteamanappearanceintheAlohaandCopperBowlsforthenexttwoyears.

April 20, 1994 - KarlBensonisappointedthefifthcommissionerinleaguehistory,replacingDr.JoeKearney.

April 21, 1994 - TheWACCouncilofPresidentsextendsaninvitationofmembershiptoUNLV,Rice,SanJoseState,SMU,TCUandTulsa.

June 6, 1994 - TheUniversityArenainAlbuquerqueischosenasthesiteofthe1995and1996WACmen’sandwomen’sbasketballtournaments.

June 14, 1994 - TheWACsignsamulti-yearfootballcontractwithESPNandABC.

Jan., 1995 - Forthefirsttime,threeWACfootballteamsfinishtheseasonrankedamongthenation’stop25inboththeUSAToday/CNNCoaches’PollandtheAs-sociatedPressTop25.

May 1, 1995 - TheThomasandMackCenterinLasVegasisselectedasthesiteofthe1997and1998WACmen’sandwomen’sbasketballtournaments.

May 9, 1995 - TheWACsignsamulti-yearcontractwithESPNforthetelecastof22men’s and two women’s basketball games annually, the largest such contract inWAChistoryandthefirstnationaltelecastofWACwomen’sbasketball.TheWACbecomestheonlyconferenceinthecountrywithanexclusivecontractwithESPNforfootballandbasketball.

June 5, 1995 - TheWACCouncilofPresidentsselectLasVegas’SamBoydStadiumasthesiteforthe1996and1997WACFootballChampionshipGame.

Dec. 11, 1995 - TheWAC’sfirstWebsiteispublished.

Feb. 19, 1996 - TheMGMGrandGardenarenaisselectedasthesiteoftheinauguralWACVolleyballTournament,tobecontestedNov.26-30inLasVegas.

Feb. 26, 1996 - TheWACCouncilselectsPacificandMountainasthenamesforthenewly-createddivisionstobeinstitutedin1996-97.

July 1, 1996 - TheWACbecomesthenation’slargestNCAADivisionI-Aconferencewith16memberscompetingin11men’sand10women’schampionshipsports.

Nov. 26-30, 1996-TheWAChostsitsfirstevervolleyballtournamentattheMGMGrandinLasVegas.BrighamYoungdefeatsHawai‘i,3-2,inthechampionshipmatch.

Dec. 7, 1996 -BrighamYoungandWyomingplay inthe inauguralWACFootballChampionshipgameatSamBoydStadiuminLasVegas.BrighamYoungwinsthegameinovertime,28-25,beforearecord-settingcrowdof41,238,thelargestforateamsportingeventinNevada.

Jan. 1, 1997 - TheWAChas itssecondteameverplay inaNewYear’sDaybowl.BrighamYoungdefeatsKansasStateintheCottonBowl,19-15,andsetstherecordformostwinsbyaDivisionI-Aschoolwith14.

June 23, 1997 - The WAC becomes a Bowl Alliance member beginning with the1998season.

Nov. 24, 1997 - BrighamYoungwinsthewomen’sNCAAnationalchampionshipincrosscountry.It’sthefirst-everwomen’snationaltitleinWAChistory.

March 30, 1998 - TheUtahRunnin’UtesadvancetotheNCAAmen’sbasketballtitlegame.Utahleadsmostofthegame,butbowsoutinthefinalfiveminutestoKentucky.

May 25, 1998 - FresnoState’ssoftballteamwinsthenationalchampionshipwitha1-0victoryoverArizona.

May 27-30, 1998 - UNLVwinsthemen’sNCAAgolftitle.It’sthethirdnationalcham-pionshipforaWACteamduringthe1997-98season.

Nov. 28, 1998 - Hawai‘iandBrighamYoungmeetintheWACVolleyballTournamentfinalandtheWahinewin,15-12,21-19,13-15,16-18,24-22.The89pointsscoredbyHawai‘isetsanewNCAArecord.

June 7, 1999 - SellandArenainFresnoischosenasthesiteforthe2000men’sandwomen’sbasketballtournaments.Tulsa’sReynoldsCenterisselectedforthe2001tournaments.

June 8, 1999 - The WAC signs a two-year football and basketball television dealwithFoxSportsNet.

June 10, 1999 - TheWACCouncilofPresidentsextendsaninvitationofmembershiptoNevadabeginningJuly1,2000.

June 30, 1999 - AirForce,BrighamYoung,ColoradoState,UNLV,NewMexico,SanDiegoState,UtahandWyomingofficiallywithdrawfromtheconference.

Oct. 17, 1999 - TheWACCouncilofPresidentsinvitesBoiseStateandLouisianaTechtojointheleagueonJuly1,2001.

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Wiles hallock1969-71

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Joe Kearney1980-94

Original WAC Logo1962

Dec. 25, 1999 - TheHawai‘ifootballteambreakstheNCAArecordwithaneightandahalfgameimprovementinwinsfromthepreviousyearwitha23-17victoryoverOregonStateintheOahuBowl.

July 1, 2000 - TheUniversityofNevadabecomesanofficialmemberoftheWACandincreasesthemembershiptonineschools.

Dec. 31, 2000 - FresnoStatecompetesintheinauguralSiliconValleyFootballClas-sicinSanJose.

March 29, 2001 - TheUniversityofTulsawinsthemen’sbasketballNITtitlewitha79-60victoryoverAlabama.

June 5, 2001 - Tulsa’sReynoldsCenterischosenasthesiteforthe2002men’sandwomen’sbasketballtournaments.

June 20, 2001 - TheWACsignsathree-yeardealwithESPNfortelecastsoffootballandbasketball.

July 1, 2001 - BoiseStateUniversityandLouisianaTechUniversitybecomeofficialmembersoftheWAC,whileTCUwithdraws.Thisincreasesthemembershipto10schools.

Jan. 17, 2002 - Tulsaischosenasthehostforthe2003basketballtournaments.

Aug. 7, 2002 - TheWACinitiatesaninnovativeandcreativetwo-yearpilotprojecttocreateanacademicallianceamongits10memberinstitutions.

Nov. 12, 2002 - FresnoState’sbrandnewSaveMartCenterischosenasthesiteforthe2004WACBasketballTournamentwhileNevadaispickedashostforthe2005tournament.

Dec. 31, 2002 - BoiseStateandFresnoStatebothwintheirbowlgames.TheBroncosbeatIowaState34-16intheHumanitarianBowl,whiletheBulldogsdefeatedGeorgiaTech,30-21,intheSiliconValleyFootballClassic.

Feb. 22, 2003 - Themen’sbasketballteamsfromFresnoState,Hawai‘i,LouisianaTechandTulsacompeteinESPN’sinauguralBracketBusterSaturdayevent.

June 23, 2003 - RicewinstheNCAAtitleinbaseball,theschool’sfirstteamtitleinanysport.

Oct. 23, 2003 - TheWACBoardofDirectorsextendsinvitationsformembershiptoNewMexicoStateandUtahState,effectiveJuly1,2005.

June 4, 2004 - TheWACBoardofDirectorsextendsaninvitationformembershiptotheUniversityofIdaho,effectiveJuly1,2005.

Oct. 1, 2004 - TheUniversityofNevadaisselectedasthethehostforthe2006WACBasketballTournament.

Nov. 2, 2004 - SacramentoStateisaddedasanaffiliatememberinbaseballbegin-ningwiththe2006season.

Dec. 31, 2004 - BoiseState’s22-gamewinningstreakcomestoanendintheLibertyBowl.TheBroncosfinishtheseasoninthetop15forthethirdconsecutiveyear.

April 7, 2005 - TheWACannouncestheadditionofwomen’sgymnasticsbeginningin2005-06.Alsoreinstatedpostseasontournamentsforbothsoftballandbaseballfor2006.

July 1, 2005 - Idaho,NewMexicoStateandUtahStatebecomeofficialmembersoftheWAC.Rice,SMU,UTEPandTulsawithdrawgivingtheWACatotalofninemembers.

July 27, 2005-TheWACunveilsitsnewmarketingcampaign,“PlayUp.”

Nov. 10, 2005-FresnoStatedefeatsBoiseState,27-7,infootball,endingtheBroncos’WAC-record31-gameconferencewinningstreak.

Nov. 11, 2005-NewMexicoStateisnamedhostforthe2007and2008WACbas-ketballtournaments.

Nov. 19, 2005-FresnoStateleadstop-rankedandtwo-timedefendingnationalcham-pionUSC,42-41,midwaythroughthefourthquarter,beforedroppingthegame50-42.

Nov. 24, 2005-TheWACstreamsitsfirstsportingevent(theopeningmatchofthevolleyballtournament)viatheinternetusingWAC.TV.

Feb. 17-18, 2006-TheWACgoes3-1inBracketBustersasNevada,LouisianaTechandUtahStateearnmen’sbasketballwins.

March 26, 2006-TheWACsponsorsitsfirstWACWomen’sGymnasticschampion-shipsince1993inLogan,Utah.

April 3, 2006 -LouisianaTechmen’sbasketballplayerPaulMillsapbecomesthefirstplayerinNCAAhistorytoleadthenationinreboundingthreeyearsinarow.

Jan. 1, 2007-BoiseStatebecomesthefirstWACteamtoplayinaBCSbowlgameandbeatsOklahomaintheTostitosFiestaBowl,43-42,inovertime.

Feb. 16-17, 2007-BoiseState,Nevada,NewMexicoStateandUtahStatewinmen’sbasketballgamestogivetheWACaperfect4-0recordinBracketBusters.

April 28-29, 2007-Atotalof17WACfootballplayersarechosenintheNFLDraft,themostever(perschool)intheseven-roundformat.

Jan. 1, 2008-Hawai‘ibecomesthesecondWACteamtoplayinaBCSbowlgameintwoyears,takingonGeorgiaintheAllstateSugarBowl.

June 25, 2008-FresnoStatewinsthenationalchampionshipinbaseball.TheBulldogsbeatGeorgiainthebest-of-threeseries,6-1,inthedecidinggame.

sept. 3, 2008-TheWACannouncesacontractextensionwithESPNthatguaranteesmorethan300regular-seasonand45championshipeventswillbeairedontheESPNnetworksthroughthespringof2017.

Dec., 2008-Forthefirsttimeinitshistory,theWACsendsmorethanhalfofitsfootballteams(five)topostseasonbowlgames.

April-June, 2009-TheWACannouncesneutralsitelocationsforthe2009VolleyballTournament (LasVegas), the2010-12BaseballTournaments (Mesa,Ariz.)andthe2010-11Men’sandWomen’sBasketballTournaments(LasVegas).

Jan. 4, 2010-BoiseStatemakesitssecondappearanceintheTostitosFiestaBowlandbeatsTCU,17-10.TheBroncosbecomethesecondteaminFBShistorytoendaseason14-0.

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KARL beNsON

When Karl Benson was named the fifthcommissioner in the history of the WesternAthletic Conference on April 20, 1994, hebroughtwithhimawealthofexperienceandapersonalhistoryofsuccesstotheposition. Sincethattime,Bensonnotonlyhaslaida strong foundation for the WAC’s future, healsosteeredtheconferencethroughunsettledtimes during the late 1990s and again a fewyears later when the defection of memberinstitutionsthreatenedtheWAC. Through his leadership and vision, itdidn’ttakelongfortheWACtoregainitsplaceamongthenation’stopDivisionIconferences.Benson has spearheaded conferenceexpansionwiththeadditionsofNevada,BoiseState and Louisiana Tech earlier this decadeandanadditionalroundofexpansionwiththeinvitationsofNewMexicoState,UtahStateandIdahoafewyearsago. Nationally, Benson has earned therespectofhispeersafterservingontheNCAA

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Management Council from 1999-2002, and afive-year term on the NCAA Men’s BasketballCommitteefrom2002-06. Benson hit the ground running when hewas hired in 1994 and initiated several programsthat improved the conference’s national positionin virtually ever category. He was instrumentalin developing multi-year agreements with theHolidayBowl,CottonBowl,CopperBowl,LasVegasBowl, Silicon Valley Football Classic, GMAC Bowland currently, the uDrove Humanitarian Bowl,SheratonHawai‘iBowlandNewMexicoBowl. In the summer of 2005, he implemented“PlayUp,”anewmarketingcampaigntoimprovethe public and private perceptions of the WACand its members through national, local andregional touch points. The conference officiallyaddedWAC.tvpriortothe2006-07season,givingfans streaming video access to many of thepostseasonchampionshipsof thesportsofferedbytheWAC. In 1995-96, the WAC signed an exclusivemulti-year agreement with ESPN for theunprecedentedlivetelecastofitsbasketballandfootball. Included in that deal was a women’sbasketballcontract,thefirstinconferencehistory.In 2008, Benson negotiated an extension withESPNthatgives theWACmorethan300regularseasoncontestsand45championshipeventsthatwillbeairedthroughthe2016-17season. Benson came to the WAC after foursuccessfulyearsasthecommissioneroftheMid-American Conference. There, he implementedseveralinnovativeprojectsandwasinstrumental

intheformationoftheLasVegasBowl. PriortotakingthereinsoftheMAC,BensonservedontheNCAAstaffformorethanfouryearswherehewasthedirectorofNCAAchampionshipswhen selected as MAC commissioner. Bensonjoined the NCAA staff in January, 1986, as acompliance representative and was appointedassistantdirectorofchampionshipsinJune,1987.Hewaspromotedtodirectorofchampionshipsin1988.Inthatposition,Bensonactivelysupervisedeightassistantdirectorsintheiradministrationof68NCAAchampionships. AnativeofthestateofWashington,Bensongraduated from high school in Pullman in 1970,attendedSpokaneFallsCommunityCollegeandthen received a bachelor of science degree inphysicaleducationfromBoiseStateUniversityin1975.Hehasalsocompletedcourseworktowardhismaster’sdegreeinathleticsadministrationattheUniversityofUtah. Benson played baseball at both SpokaneFalls Community College and Boise StateUniversitybeforeservingasthebaseballcoachatFort Steilacoom Community College in Tacoma,Wash., for eight years and as the director ofathleticsatFortSteilacoomfrom1979-84. From1984-86, he was an assistant baseball coachand an administrative assistant in the athleticsdepartmentatUtah. Benson received the Distinguished AlumniAwardfromBoiseStateinAprilof2006andwasinducted into the Pierce College (formerly FortSteilacoom)HallofFameinNovember2009. BensonwasbornonDecember1,1951andhasonedaughter,Jessie(18).

Jeff Hurd joined theWAC staff in 1985 andserves as senior associate commissioner. Heoversees communications, television operationand the basketball tournament. He is alsoresponsibleforteamsportschedulingandaidsintheadministrationofmen’steamsports. Previously, he was the Director of PublicRelations for the Missouri Valley Conference forsevenyearsandtheSports InformationDirectoratTulsaforthreeyears. Hurd is a graduate of the University ofMissouri School of Journalism. He and his wife,Cheri,aretheparentsoffourchildren(Shannon,Michael,KristenandKevin)andresideinLittleton.

JeFF hURD

senior AssociateCommissioner

DAVe ChAFFiN

Associate Commissionerfor Communications and

technology

Dave Chaffin joined the WAC staff in 1995andwaspromotedtoAssociateCommissionerin2010.Hisresponsibilitiesincludemediarelations,conference video exchange, replay and office ITtasks. He previously was the Athletic MediaRelations Assistant Director at Colorado StateUniversityfrom1992-95. Chaffin graduated from the University ofMichigan in 1989 with a bachelor’s degree inCommunications.Hecompletedhiscourseworkfor a master’s degree inTechnical Journalism atColoradoStateUniversity. Heandhiswife,Michelle,aretheparentsofa son, Tyler (8), and a daughter, Jamie (5). TheyresideinCentennial.

CONNie hURLbUt

senior Associate Commissioner, sWA

ConnieHurlbutjoinedtheWACstaffin2009and serves as senior associate commissionerand senior woman administrator. She has beeninvolved in collegiate and professional athleticsformorethan25years. From1993-1999,HurlbutservedasExecutiveDirectorofthePatriotLeague,becomingthefirstwoman to lead an all-sport Division I athleticconference. While there, she held several NCAAcommittee positions including the Division IWomen’sBasketballCommitteeandtheDivisionI Management Council. She also served as theSenior Director of Basketball Operations for theWNBAfrom1999-2002. A1983UniversityofPennsylvaniagraduate,Hurlbut and her husband, Steve, have twochildren,Jack(17)andMaggie(14),andresideinCentennial.


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Jason Erickson joined the WAC staff inSeptember, 2007, and handles media relationsdutiesfortheWACinmen’sbasketball,baseball,gymnasticsandwomen’ssoccer. PriortotheWAC,EricksonspentfouryearsatIdahoStateUniversity.Hehasalsoworkedinthetelevisionandnewspaperindustries. Erickson is a 2002 graduate of SouthernUtahUniversityandearnedhismaster’sdegreeatIdahoStatein2006.Heandhiswife,Marisa,liveinParker,Colo.,withtheirsonNash(1).

JAsON eRiCKsON

Director, Media Relations

WAC STAFF

Matt Burgemeister joined the WAC staff inJuly, 2010, and oversees compliance serviceswhich includes interpretation of the NCAA andWAC legislation, NCAA and WAC governance,legislativeandenforcementissues.Healsoservesas the staff liaison to the WAC Faculty AthleticsRepresentativesGroupandtotheWACSAAC. BeforejoiningtheWAC,BurgemeisterspentfouryearsinMembershipServicesattheNCAA. Burgemeister earned a bachelor’s degreein political science and economics from theUniversityofUtahandamaster’sdegreeinsportsmanagementfromtheUniversityofTexas.Heandhiswife,Melissa,resideintheDenverarea.

Vicky Eggleston came to the WAC inDecember, 2006, and serves as the conference’sgraphicdesigner. EgglestoncametotheWACafterworkingtheprevioustwoyearsintheVisualCommunicationsdepartment at R+L Carriers in Ohio. Previously,she spent several years in the Communicationsand Marketing Department at Ohio University,whereshealsoassistedintelevisionproduction. Eggleston earned a bachelor of sciencein communications and a master of arts intelecommunications from Ohio University. Sheandherhusband,Bryan,liveinLittleton,Colo.

ViCKY eGGLestON

Director, Graphic Designand Publications

MollieLehmancametotheWACinAugust,2007,andhandlesthebusinessoperationsfortheconference. LehmancametotheWACfromtheAmericaEastConference,wheresheservedasthebusinessmanager and assisted with sport administrationand championships. Prior to that, she was anassistantsoftballcoachatBinghamtonUniversityandbecameinvolvedwitheventmanagement. Lehman earned a bachelor’s degree fromBinghamton in 2000 and earned her MBA fromtheUniversityofColoradoatDenverin2007.

MOLLie LehMAN

Assistant Commissionerfor business andOperations

Kathy Schild joined the WAC staff in 1985,and serves as the Senior Executive Assistant totheCommissioner.Schildalsoservesastheofficemanagerfortheconferenceoffice. A native of Cortez, Colo, Schild and herhusband,Jake,resideinMorrison,Colo.Theyhavetwosons,MarkandMatt.

KAthY sChiLD

senior executiveAssistant

Megan Allen joined the WAC staff inSeptember,2008,andistheDirectorofMarketing. Allen came to the WAC after spendingfive years at Indiana University, the last three asassistant marketing director. While there, shedeveloped and implemented comprehensivemarketingplansandwasalsoinvolvedwithgamedaycoordinationforseveralsports. Allenisa2003graduateofWashingtonStateUniversity,wheresheearnedherbachelorofartsdegreeinsportmanagement.

MeGAN ALLeN

Director, Marketing

Brad Jones joined the WAC staff inAugust, 2010, and oversees the planning andadministrationoftheWACchampionships. JonescametotheWACafterservingastheDirector of Championships at the Atlantic 10Conferenceduringthe2009-10season.Hebeganworking for the A-10 in 2005 as Coordinator ofChampionships. Jonesearnedabachelor’sdegreeinpoliticalscience from Brigham Young University. He andhiswife,Lisa,liveinCentennial,Colo.

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Director, Championships

MAtt bURGeMeisteR

Assistant Commissionerfor Compliance andGovernance

HopeShulercametotheWACinSeptember,2008, and serves as the media relations contactforvolleyball,women’sbasketballandsoftball. BeforejoiningtheWAC,ShulerservedasthemediarelationsdirectorforTheSummitLeague.ShehasalsoworkedattheUniversityofArizona,theUniversityofUtahandElmhurstCollege. Shuler earned bachelor of arts degrees injournalism and sports administration from theUniversity of Nebraska at Kearney in 1998 andcompletedcourseworktowardsamaster’sdegreeinmanagementattheUniversityofDenver.Sheandherhusband,Scott,liveinAurora,Colo.,andareexpectingtheirfirstchildinOctober.

hOPe shULeR

Director, Media Relations

ALAN sUZUKi

supervisor,Volleyball Officials

AlanSuzukijoinedtheWACstaffinthespringof1999andservesastheSupervisorofVolleyballOfficials. Previously, he served as the ColoradoAthleticConference(CAC)SupervisorofOfficialsfrom 1991-95 and the Rocky Mountain AthleticConference (RMAC) Supervisor of Officials from1996-98.


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Adam hallWrestling

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Kelly MasonVolleyball

Callie seidmanLacrosse

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Jett JasperFootball

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Daryll hillFootball

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Kyle DavisTrack & Field

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Pablo GarciaFootball

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Dylan bodetTennis

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the VOiCe OF the stUDeNt AthLete

HowdoestheWACgeneratefeedbackfromitsmostvaluableproduct,itsstudent-athletes?ThroughtheWesternAthleticConferenceStudent-AthleteAdvisoryCommittee(alsoknownastheWACSAAC),whichwasestablishedin1998.

Sinceitsimplementation,theWACSAAChasbeenanessentialcomponentintheconference’sgovernancestructureaswellasastrongvoiceforstudent-athletes’well-beingatalllevels(e.g.,institutional,conferenceandnational).ItprovidesrecommendationsandpositionsonspecificconferenceandNCAAproposedlegislation,anditaddressesnationalissuesthatmayhaveaneffectonthewell-beingofallstudent-athletes.Inaddition,itsmembersproviderecommendationsforthe18WACchampionshipsinordertoenhancethestudent-athleteexperienceforallsports.Anotherobjectivewhichthecommitteeconstantlystrivestoobtainistohelpstrengthenandimprovethecommunicationandrelationshipsamongathletes,campusadministratorsandcoaches.

Onthenationalstage,theWACSAACselectsoneofitscommitteememberstoserveasitsrepresentativeontheNCAASAAC,whichincludesalloftheDivisionIconferences.Thisyear’srepresentativeisHawai‘i’sJessicaStacy.

TheWACSAACisaproactivecommitteeandismakingaverypositiveimpactwithintheWACmembership.Annually,eachmemberinstitutionappointstwostudent-athletesfromitsowncampusSAACtoserveontheconferencecommittee.Toconductbusiness,thecommitteehastwoin-personmeetingsduringtheyearandschedulesmonthlyteleconferencecallsduringtheacademicyear.

AspartoftheWACSAACSummermeeting,thecommitteeconductsacommunityserviceoutreachprojectwithinthehostmemberinstitu-tion’slocalarea.Pastprojectshaveincludedasportscampandclinicforunderprivilegedchildren,visitinglocalBoysandGirlsClubs,visitingChildren’sHospitalsandhomelesssheltersandneighborhoodhousepainting.TakingaleadershiproleinconductingcommunityprojectsispartoftheWACSAAC’sgoalsandobjectives.

IfyouhaveanyquestionsrelativetotheWACSAACoritsactivities,pleasecontactMattBurgemeisterintheconferenceoffice.

2010-11 WAC stUDeNt-AthLete ADVisORY COMMittee


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WAC CHAMPIONSHIPS

2011-12 CALeNDAR

FOOtbALLschedule:Singleround-robinagainst

everyteamforatotalofeightWACgames.

Playoff:None

WOMeN’s sOCCeRschedule: Singleround-robinforatotalof

eightgames.tournament:Topsixfinishersmeetin

Ruston,La.

VOLLeYbALLschedule:Doubleround-robinforatotal

of16WACmatches.tournament:Topsixfinishersmeetin

LasVegas,Nev.

MeN’s AND WOMeN’s bAsKetbALLschedule:Doubleround-robinforatotal

of16WACgames.tournament:ThetopeightfinishersmeetinReno,Nev.

WOMeN’s teNNisschedule:FourWACmatches.tournament:Allnineteamsmeetin

Boise,Idaho.

MeN’s teNNisLeague:Seventeams(BoiseState,Fresno

State,Hawai‘i,Idaho,Nevada,NewMexicoStateandUtahState).

schedule:Singleround-robinforatotalofsixmatches.

tournament:ThetopsixfinishersmeetinBoise,Idaho.

sOFtbALLLeague:Eightteams(BoiseState,Fresno

State,Hawai‘i,LouisianaTech,Nevada,NewMexicoState,SanJoseStateandUtahState).

schedule:21WACgamesplayedasthreegamesatonesite,alternatinghomeandawayeachyear.

tournament:ThetopsixfinishersmeetinFresno,Calif.(double-elimination).

bAsebALLLeague:Seventeams(FresnoState,

Hawai‘i,LouisianaTech,Nevada,NewMexicoState,SanJoseStateandaffili-ateSacramentoState).

schedule:24WACgamesplayedasfour-gameseriesatonesite,alternatinghomeandawayeachyear.

tournament:TopsixfinishersmeetinMesa,Ariz.(double-elimination).

CROss COUNtRY-M&WOct.29

Honolulu,HawaiiHost:Hawai‘i

WOMeN’s sOCCeRNov.3-4,6

Fresno,Calif.Host:FresnoState

WOMeN’s VOLLeYbALLNov.21-23

TBA

WOMeN’s sWiMMiNG AND DiViNGFeb.22-25

TBA

iNDOOR tRACK AND FieLD-M&WFeb.23-25

TBA

bAsKetbALL-M&WTBA

LasVegas,Nev.Host:OrleansArena

WOMeN’s GYMNAstiCsMarch24

Logan,UtahHost:UtahState

WOMeN’s GOLFApril23-25

TBA

teNNis-M&WApril26-29

LasCruces,N.M.Host:NewMexicoState

MeN’s GOLFApril30-May2

Host:Idaho

sOFtbALLMay9-12

TBA

OUtDOOR tRACK AND FieLD-M&WMay9-12

Moscow,IdahoHost:Idaho

bAsebALLMay23-27Mesa,Ariz.

Host:HohokamStadium

teAM sPORt sUMMARies 2010-11 CALeNDAR

CROss COUNtRY-M&WOct.30

Moscow,IdahoHost:Idaho

WOMeN’s sOCCeRNov.4-5,7Ruston,La.

Host:LouisianaTech

WOMeN’s VOLLeYbALLNov.22-24


WOMeN’s sWiMMiNG AND DiViNGFeb.23-26

SanAntonio,TexasHost:PaloAltoNatatorium

iNDOOR tRACK AND FieLD-M&WFeb.24-26

Boise,IdahoHost:BoiseState

bAsKetbALL-M&WMarch9-12


WOMeN’s GYMNAstiCsMarch19

SanJose,Calif.Host:SanJoseState

WOMeN’s GOLFApril14-17Mesa,Ariz.Host:Idaho

teNNis-M&WApril27-May1

Boise,IdahoHost:BoiseState

MeN’s GOLFMay2-4

Henderson,Nev.Host:Hawai‘i

sOFtbALLMay11-14

Fresno,Calif.Host:FresnoState

OUtDOOR tRACK AND FieLD-M&WMay10-13

Honolulu,HawaiiHost:Hawai‘i

bAsebALLMay25-29Mesa,Ariz.

Host:HohokamStadium


2010 PReVieW VOLLeYbALL FORMAtTheformatforconferenceplayisadouble-roundrobin.Eachteamwillfacetheothereightteamsathomeandontheroad.

The 2010WACVolleyballTournament will be held Nov. 22-24 at theOrleansArenainLasVegas,Nev.,andwill includethetopsixteamsintheregular-seasonstandings.ThechampionshipmatchwillbetelevisedliveonESPNU.

All-sessionticketsare$45andcanbepurchasedthrougheachinstitution’sticketoffice.FormoreinformationontheWACVolleyballTournament,visitwww.wacsports.com.2010 WAC tOURNAMeNt sCheDULe

Monday, Nov. 22 (Quarterfinals)No.3Seedvs.No.6Seed 5p.m.No.4Seedvs.No.5Seed 7:30p.m.

tuesday, Nov. 23 (semifinals)WinnerMatch1vs.No.2seed 5p.m.WinnerMatch2vs.No.1Seed 7:30p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 24 (Championship)WinnerMatch3vs.WinnerMatch4 6:30p.m.(ESPNU)

FOUR ReGULAR-seAsON MAtChes tO AiR ON esPNUESPNU will televise four regular-season matches this season and fivetotal,asitwillalsoairthechampionshipmatchoftheWACTournament.

Thecompletescheduleof2010WACvolleyballmatchesthatwillaironESPNUislistedbelow.

Wednesday,Sept.29 Hawai’iatNewMexicoState 8p.m.(MT)Wednesday,Oct.6 UtahStateatIdaho 7p.m.(PT)Thursday,Oct.21 Hawai’iatIdaho 8p.m.(PT)Monday,Oct.25 Hawai’iatUtahState 8p.m.(MT)Wednesday,Nov.25 WACTournamentChampionshipMatch 6:30p.m.(PT)

tOP stAt LeADeRsThefollowingarethereturningstatisticalleadersintheWACfromthe2009season.Inhittingefficiency,sevenofthetop10hittersareback,ledbyHawai‘i’sBrittanyHewitt(.343),whorankedsecondintheleagueayearago.NewMexicoState’sKelseyBrennan(.319),whorankedthirdlastyear,alsore-turns.TheremainingleadersareUtahState’sKatieAstle(.315-fourth)andShantellDurrant(.305-sixth),Hawai‘i’sKananiDanielson(.314-fifth),andFresnoState’sBriannaClarke(.292-ninth)andKellyLeonardo(.275-10th).Sixofthetop10killleaders,includingthetoptwo,arebackforthe2010season.Hawai‘i’sKananiDanielsonleadsthewaywith4.23killsperset,followedbyNewMexicoState’sKayleighGiddensinsecondwitha4.00average.UtahState’sLizMcArthurrankedfourthlastyearwith3.80killsperset,followedbyNevada’sKylieHarringtoninfifthwitha3.55average.BoiseState’sAlishaYoungwasseventh,averaging2.72kps,whileNewMexicoState’sWhitneyWoodsroundsoutthereturningleadersinninthplacewith2.66kps.Sevenofthetopassistleadersfromlastseasonreturnforthe2010cam-paign.Hawai‘i’sDaniMafuaisthetopsettertoreturn,finishinglastseasonfirstintheWAC(11.78aps).JennahDeVriesofNewMexicoStatewasthirdinassists,averaging10.14aps,followedbyUtahState’sChelseaFowles

VOLLEYBALL NOTES

2010 PReseAsON COAChes POLL

2010 PReseAsON ALL-WAC teAM

LindsayBaldwin,Sr.,MB,NevadaKelseyBrennan,Jr.,MH,NewMexicoState

BriannaClarke,Jr.,MB,FresnoStateKananiDanielson,Jr.,OH,Hawai‘i

JennahDeVries,Jr.,S,NewMexicoStateKayleighGiddens,Sr.,OH,NewMexicoState

KylieHarrington,Sr.,OH,NevadaBrittanyHewitt,So.,M,Hawai‘i

DaniMafua,Sr.,S,Hawai‘iSadieMaughan,Sr.,MB,BoiseState

KelseyTaylor,Sr.,MB,IdahoWhitneyWoods,Sr.,OH,NewMexicoState

Preseason Player of the Year: KananiDanielson,Hawai‘i

hAWAi‘i FAVOReD iN WAC PReseAsON POLL

TheWACcoachesselectedHawai‘iastheteamtobeatduringthe2010conferenceseason.TheRainbowWahinereceivedeightfirst-placevotes,whileNewMexicoStatereceivedonevote.Coacheswerenotallowedtovotefortheirownteam.

Rank team Points 1. Hawai‘i(8) 64 2. NewMexicoState(1) 57 3. FresnoState 44 4. UtahState 38 5. BoiseState 35 6. Idaho 32 7. Nevada 30 8. LouisianaTech 15 9. SanJoseState 9

2010 PeRsONNeL CAPsULe

Eightofthenineschoolsreturnatleasthalfoftheirstartersfromlastyearforthe2010campaign.UtahStatereturnsallsevenstarters,whileBoiseState,LouisianaTech,NevadaandSanJoseStateeachreturnsix.NevadaandUtahStatearetheonlytwoschoolsthatreturnatleast10letterwinners.Thefollowingisabreakdownofeachteam’sletterwinnersreturningandlostandstartersreturningandlost.

team LR LL sR sLBoiseState 9 6 6 1FresnoState 9 4 5 2Hawai‘i 7 7 4 3Idaho 7 6 2 5LouisianaTech 10 3 6 1Nevada 10 4 6 1NewMexicoState 6 6 4 3SanJoseState 9 2 6 1UtahState 10 2 7 0


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(9.77-third)andBoiseState’sBreannNesselhuf(8.66-fourth).Theremain-ingleadersareLouisianaTech’sBiancaBin(8.16-sixth),SanJoseState’sCaitlinAndrade(8.04-seventh)andIdaho’sJenniferFeicht(5.66-10th). Sevenofthetopblockersreturn,ledbyHawai‘i’sBrittanyHewitt,whowas third with 1.33 blocks per set. Fresno State’s Brianna Clarke wasfourth,averaging1.30blocksperset, followedbyNewMexicoState’sKelsey Brennan (1.17 bps - fifth).The remaining block returners areLouisianaTech’sKaraJones(1.15-seventh),NMState’sWhitneyWoods(1.09-eighth),UtahState’sShantellDurrant(1.07-ninth)andNevada’sLindsayBaldwin(1.07-10th).Fourofthetop10serversreturn,ledbyUtahState’sChelseaFowlesinthirdwith0.32perset.LouisianaTech’s’sKassiaPintowassixth,averaging0.27saps,followedbySanJoseState’sCaitlinAndrade(0.27-seventh).RoundingoutthegroupisUtahState’sLizMcArthur(0.24-10th).Sixofthe10digleadersreturnforthe2010season,ledbyUtahState’sChristineMorrillinfirstplacewith4.63digsperset.FresnoState’sKellyMasonwasthird,averaging3.86dps,followedbyNevada’sNicoleLink(3.84-fourth)andHawai‘i’sElizabethKa’aihue(3.77-fifth).RoundingoutthegroupareLouisianaTech’sLoriHunsucker(3.66-seventh)andBoiseState’sAmandaRemy(3.03-10th).

RetURNiNG ALL-WAC PLAYeRsOf the 12 first-team all-WAC players in 2009, seven should return forthe2010season, ledbyreigningPlayerof theYearKananiDanielson.AlsoreturningfromthefirstteamareKelseyBrennan,JennahDeVries,KayleighGiddensandWhitneyWoodsofNewMexicoState,Nevada’sKylieHarringtonandDaniMafuaofHawai‘i.Eightofthesecond-teamall-WACperformersshouldreturnthisseason,includingSadieMaughan,BreannNesselhufandAlishaYoungofBoiseState.Theotherreturningsecond-teamhonoreesareLindsayBaldwinofNevada,BriannaClarkeofFresnoState,LizMcArthurofUtahState,andBrittanyHewittandElizabethKa’aihueofHawai‘i.

ReGiONAL, seMiFiNAL/ChAMPiONshiP sites seLeCteDTheNCAADivisionIWomen’sVolleyballCommitteeannouncedthefol-lowingsitesforregionalandsemifinal/championshipcompetitionofthe2010NCAADivisionIWomen’sVolleyballChampionships.

Regionals (4): Dec. 10-11, 2010 host: UniversityofWashingtonBankofAmericaArenaSeattle,Wash.

host:PennStateUniversityRecHallUniversityPark,Pa.

host:UniversityofTexasatAustinGregoryGymnasiumAustin,Texashost:UniversityofDaytonUniversityofDaytonArenaDayton,Ohio

semifinals and Championship: Dec. 16 and 18, 2010Co-hosts:UniversityofMissouri,KansasCityandGreaterKansasCitySportsCommissionSprintCenterKansasCity,Mo.

VOLLEYBALL NOTES

2009 CstV/AVCA tOP 25 POLL (Final)

2009 RichKern.com tOP 30 POLL (Final)

Rk school Points 1. PennState 540 2. Texas 522 3. hawai‘i 503 4. Nebraska 480 5. Minnesota 457 6. IowaState 436 7. Illinois 428 8. Stanford 399 9. California 396 10. Michigan 385 11. FloridaState 368 12. Washington 331 13. UCLA 305 14. Kentucky 305 15. Florida 278 16. USC 275 17. Baylor 226 18. ColoradoState 209 19. SaintMary’s 204 20. Oregon 204 21. TexasA&M 184 22. LSU 179 23. NorthernIowa 172 24. Dayton 102 25. Arizona 100 26. OhioState 99 27. Tennessee 77 28. Ohio 55 29. SaintLouis 28 30. WichitaState 27

Other WAC teams receiving votes:None

Rk school Points Record 1. PennState(60) 1500 38-0 2. Texas 1440 29-2 3. hawai‘i 1380 32-3 4. Minnesota 1300 28-9 5. Nebraska 1232 26-7 6. IowaState 1141 27-5 7. Stanford 1100 23-8 8. California 1058 21-11 9. Michigan 1012 27-10 10. Illinois 982 26-6 11. FloridaState 921 31-3 12. Kentucky 823 29-5 13. Washington 751 24-6 14. UCLA 716 24-9 15. Florida 675 25-6 16. USC 578 22-10 17. ColoradoState 516 25-6 18. Oregon 437 20-10 19. LSU 398 25-7 20. Baylor 357 24-10 21. TexasA&M 293 20-11 22. SaintMary’s 242 23-5 23. NorthernIowa 204 31-3 24. Tennessee 137 27-8 25. Dayton 93 30-4

Other WAC teams receiving votes:None


VOLLEYBALL NOTES

LOOKiNG bACK At 2009

hAWAi‘i FALLs tO tOP-seeDeD PeNN stAte iN FiNAL FOURAftertakingthefirstset25-23,Hawai‘idroppedthenextthreesets18-25,15-25,18-25,tofalltotop-rankedandeventualnationalchampionPenn State in the NCAATournament semifinals.The RainbowWahinewereout-blocked15-0andout-hit.276-.135intheloss.KananiDanielsonled Hawai‘i with 14 kills and 11 digs for her eighth double-double oftheseason,whileDaniMafuahad44assistsand17digsforhersixth.DanielsonandMafuaweretwooffiveplayerstofinishindouble-digitdigsforHawai‘i,asElizabethKa’aihuehad18,andStephanieBrandtandAneliCubi-Otinerutallied11apiece.

shOJi NAMeD AVCA NAtiONAL COACh OF the YeARHawai‘icoachDaveShojiwasnamed2009AVCADivisionINationalCoachoftheYear.Itwasthesecondtimehehasreceivedtheaward,ashewonitinitsinauguralyearin1982.Inhis35thseason,ShojiledhisteambacktotheFinalFourforthefirsttimesince2003.HepickedupmilestonewinNo.1,000onOct.17,becomingjustthesecondDivisionIvolleyballcoachevertodoso.HecoachedtheRainbowWahinetotheir28thNCAATournamentappearanceinprogramhistory,andthesquadmadeitsninthFinalFourappearance.TheRainbowWahinehada28-matchwinningstreakduringtheseasonandposteda32-3overallrecord,includingaperfect 16-0 mark inWAC play. Hawai‘i captured its 14th-consecutiveWACregular-seasontitleandwonits10th-straightWACTournamenttitle.

FiVe WAC PLAYeRs NAMeD ALL-AMeRiCANsFiveWACplayerswerenamedtotheAVCAAll-Americateam.Hawai‘i’sKanani Danielson headlined the group with first team honors, whileteammate Aneli Cubi-Otineru received third team honors. AmberKaufmanandDaniMafuaofHawai‘iandJennahDeVriesofNewMexicoStatewereeachnamedtothehonorablementionteam.

Danielson,a5-10sophomoreoutsidehitterfromEwaBeach,O‘ahu,ledtheRainbowWahinetoaperfectWACseasonalongwiththeir10thWACTournamenttitle.Oneofthecountry’sbest inkillsandpointsperset,DanielsonwasnamedtheWACPlayeroftheYear.Sheisatwo-timeAVCAAll-Americaselection,havingbeennamedtothethirdteamin2008.

Cubi-Otineru,a5-11senioroutsidehitterfromHale‘iwa,O‘ahu,propelledtheRainbowWahinetotheNCAADivisionIsemifinalswitha32-3record.Thethree-timeall-WACfirstteamhonoreefinishedtheseasonrankedintheTop20nationallyinacesperset.Cubi-Otineruisafirst-timeAVCAAll-American.

A6-1seniormiddlehitterfromSanJose,Calif.,Kaufmanwasnamedfirstteamall-WACforasecondstraightseason.Sheranksthirdinthecountryinhittingpercentage(.431).Shehas272killswith64digsand84blocks.

Mafua, a 5-10 junior setter from Kapolei, O‘ahu, was also named firstteamall-WACandwasnamedtotheall-tournamentteamattheWACTournament.Shehad1,355assists thisseason.Mafuaaveraged13.29assistspersetoverthefirstandsecondroundNCAAmatches,rankingfourthamongNCAAparticipants.

DeVriesrankedsecondintheWACwith10.14assistspersetandtheteam’s.216hittingpercentagealsorankedsecond.Shehad30ormoreassistsin18matchesthisseasonand40ormoreassists10times.

hAWAi’i PLAYeRs sWeeP WAC ALL-DeCADe teAMIn an online vote, Hawai‘i swept all six spots in theWAC All-DecadeVolleyballteam.Nearly1,000fansparticipatedandvotedonplayersthathadbeenonatleasttwoall-WACteamsbetween2000and2009.Three-timefirstteamAll-AmericanandWACkillsleaderKimWilloughbywastheleadingvote-getterafterbeingnamedto715ballots,followedcloselybyfour-timeAll-AmericanandWACassistsleaderKanoeKamana’owith696votes.OtherhonoreeswereAneliCubi-Otineru,KananiDanielson,JamieHoustonandLilyKahumoku.

FiVe WAC PLAYeRs NAMeD ALL-West ReGiONHawai‘i’sAneliCubi-Otineru,KananiDanielson,AmberKaufmanandDaniMafua,andNewMexicoState’sJennahDeVrieswerenamedtotheAVCAAll-WestRegionTeam.Thisisthesecondappearanceontheall-regionteam for Cubi-Otineru and Mafua, while Danielson wasWest RegionFreshmanoftheYearlastseason.

hAWAi’i CLAiMs 10th-stRAiGht WAC tOURNAMeNt titLeTop-seeded Hawai‘i swept No. 6-seed Boise State in the quarterfinalsandNo.2-seedNewMexicoStateinthechampionshipmatchtoclaimits10th-straightWACTournamenttitleattheOrleansArenainLasVegas.WACPlayeroftheYearKananiDanielsontooktournamentMVPhonorsafteraveraging4.33killson.310hitting,2.33digs,0.83assists,0.67blocksand0.33serviceacesoverthetwomatches.JoiningDanielsonontheall-tournamentteamwereteammatesAneliCubi-OtineruandDaniMafua,NewMexicoState’sKelseyBrennan,JennahDeVries,KayleighGiddensandWhitneyWoods,andBoiseState’sBreannNesselhuf.

hAWAi’i CLAiMs 14th-stRAiGht ReGULAR-seAsON titLeHawai‘iclaimedits14th-straightWACregular-seasontitlewithaperfect16-0recordinWACmatches.Itwasthe10thtimetheRainbowWahinehavecompletedWACplaywithoutalossandtheir12thoverallunbeatenseasoninconferenceplay(theteamdiditasamemberoftheBigWestConferencein1988and1995).

thRee WAC PLAYeRs eARN ACADeMiC ALL-ReGiON hONORsThreeWACvolleyballplayers–ErinBirminghamofNewMexicoState,KananiDanielsonofHawai‘iandShantellDurrantofUtahState–earnedAcademic All-District honors from the College Sports InformationDirectorsofAmerica(CoSIDA).Allthreewerenamedtothesecondteamin their respective districts. Birmingham, a senior middle hitter fromRiverside, Mo., has a cumulative 3.88 grade-point average in exercisescience.Danielson,asophomoreoutsidehitterfrom‘EwaBeach,O‘ahu,has a cumulative GPA of 3.51. Durrant, a junior middle blocker fromAmericanFork,Utah,hasacumulative3.83GPAinpsychology.

hAWAi‘i CLOses seAsON At NO. 3 iN NAtiONAL POLLHawai‘ifinishedtheseasonrankedNo.3intheAVCAnationalpoll.TheRainbowWahinehadbeeninthatspotsinceOct.12.Itwasthehighestranking for Hawai‘i since Dec. 6, 2004, when Hawai‘i was No. 2.TheRainbowWahineclosedouttheseasonranked11thintheRPI.

hAWAi’i’s bRANDt ReCeiVes eLite 88 AWARDHawai‘iseniorStephanieBrandtwashonoredattheNCAAChampionshipBanquetwiththeElite88Award,anewNCAAawardthatrecognizesthestudent-athletewiththehighestcumulativegrade-pointaveragethatisononeoftheteamsatthefinalchampionshipvenueineachoftheNCAA’s88championships.BrandtisthefirstDivisionIwomen’svolleyballrecipientofthathonor.


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WAC iN the NAtiONAL stAtsAsateam,Idaholedthenationwith3.23blocksperset,whileNewMexicoStatewas20thwitha2.66average.TheRainbowWahinewerethirdinhittingpercentage(.305)andinwinningpercentage(.914),12thinkills(14.58)andassists (13.56),and17th inserviceaces (1.70).Meanwhile,NewMexicoStatewas33rdinkills(13.89)and46thinassists(12.70).

FourWACplayersrankedintheTop50nationallyinblocksperset,ledbyIdaho’sAnnaMcKinneyinsixthplacewitha1.50average,followedbyteammateDebbiePedersonin11thwith1.46perset.Hawai‘i’sBrittanyHewittwas20thwitha1.33average,followedbyFresnoState’sBriannaClarkein26thwitha1.30average.

SeveralotherplayersrankedintheTop50inotherstatisticalcategories.Hawai‘i’s Amber Kaufman was fourth in hitting percentage (.431) and46thinserviceaces(0.40).RainbowWahineteammateAneliCubi-Otineruranked12thinserviceacesperset(0.50),whileDaniMafuawas11thinassistsperset(11.78).KananiDanielsonwas33rdinkills(4.23)and36thinpoints(4.69).Meanwhile,NewMexicoState’sKayleighGiddenswas48thinkillsperset(4.00)andIdaho’sSarahConwellwas49thinpoints(4.56).

hAWAi’i LeADs NAtiON iN AtteNDANCeTheRainbowWahineledthenationinattendancewithanaverageof6,423fanspermatch,wellaheadofNebraska’s4,959average.Inaddition,all20ofHawai‘i’shomematchesseasonrankedintheTop40highestattendedfortheyear, including11intheTop20andthreeoftheTop10.Meanwhile,NewMexicoStateranked18thnationally(1,919),FresnoStatewas22nd(1,787)andUtahStatewas52nd(876).

shOJi eARNs 1,000th CAReeR ViCtORYHawai‘iheadcoachDaveShojibecamejustthefourthwomen’svolleyballcoach ever and only the second Division I coach to reach 1,000 winswhenhisteamdefeatedNewMexicoStateinfoursetsonOct.17,2009.AttheDivisionIlevel,ShojitrailsonlyUCLA’sAndyBanachowski(1,106)invictories.

FResNO stAte eARNs AVCA teAM ACADeMiC AWARDFresno State was the onlyWAC team to earn the AmericanVolleyballCoaches Association (AVCA)Team Academic Award for the 2009-10

season.Inordertoreceivetherecognition,ateammustaverageatleasta3.30cumulativeteamgrade-pointaverage.

BothNCAADivisionI(94)andNCAADivisionII(55)recordedtheirhighest-evertotalnumbersofrecipients.Therewere119first-timerecipientsoftheAVCATeamAcademicAward in2009-10,withFresnoStatebeingoneofthoseteams.

Uh ReCORDs PROGRAM’s 1,000th WiNHawai‘i’svictoryoverStanfordonSept.12wastheprogram’s1,000thwinsinceitbeganplayingaDivisionIschedulein1974.TheRainbowWahinehavewonfournationaltitlesinthatspanandparticipatedin27NCAATournaments.

The Rainbow Wahine captured their 10th-straight WAC Tournament title in 2009,sweeping New Mexico State.

2009 ALL-WAC teAMs

First teamKelseyBrennan,NewMexicoState

SarahConwell,IdahoAneliCubi-Otineru,Hawai‘iKananiDanielson,Hawai‘i

JennahDeVries,NewMexicoStateKayleighGiddens,NewMexicoState

KylieHarrington,NevadaAmberKaufman,Hawai‘i

DaniMafua,Hawai‘iAnnaMcKinney,Idaho

DebbiePederson,IdahoWhitneyWoods,NewMexicoState

second teamLindsayBaldwin,Nevada

ErinBirmingham,NewMexicoStateBriannaClarke,FresnoStateKCClayton,LouisianaTechStephanieFerrell,Hawai‘iBrittanyHewitt,Hawai‘i

ElizabethKa’aihue,Hawai‘iKellyLeonardo,FresnoStateSadieMaughan,BoiseState

LizMcArthur,UtahStateBreannNesselhuf,BoiseState

AlishaYoung,BoiseState

All-FreshmanAlexAkana,SanJoseState

CaitlinAndrade,SanJoseStateMarissaBrand,FresnoState

LizHarden,BoiseStateBrittanyHewitt,Hawai‘i

ElissaJi,Nevada

Player of the Year: KananiDanielson,Hawai‘iFreshman of the Year: BrittanyHewitt,Hawai‘i

Coach of the Year: DaveShoji,Hawai‘i


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BOISE STATE BRONCOS

Date Opponent TimeAug. 27 !vs. South Dakota State 5 p.m.Aug. 28 !vs. Long Island noonAug. 28 !at Air Force 7 p.m.Sept. 3 @Gonzaga 5 p.m.Sept. 4 @Washington 1 p.m.Sept. 4 @Portland State 7 p.m.Sept. 7 Utah Valley 7 p.m.Sept. 8 at Weber State 7 p.m.Sept. 10 #vs. Portland 5 p.m.Sept. 11 #vs. UT-Arlington 11 a.m.Sept. 11 #at Wyoming 7 p.m.Sept. 17 $vs. High Point 4:30 p.m.Sept. 18 $vs. Eastern Michigan 10 a.m.Sept. 18 $at Davidson 7 p.m.Sept. 23 *at San Jose State 7 p.m.Sept. 25 *at Fresno State 7 p.m.Sept. 29 *Idaho 7 p.m.Oct. 2 *at Idaho 7 p.m.Oct. 5 Idaho State 7 p.m.Oct. 7 *Nevada 7 p.m.Oct. 9 *Utah State 3 p.m.Oct. 14 *at New Mexico State 7 p.m.Oct. 16 *at Louisiana Tech 7:30 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 20 at Utah Valley 7 p.m.Oct. 23 *Hawai‘i 7 p.m.Oct. 25 *Fresno State 7 p.m.Oct. 29 *at Hawai‘i 7 p.m.Nov. 4 *at Utah State 7 p.m.Nov. 6 *at Nevada 1 p.m.Nov. 11 *Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Nov. 13 *New Mexico State 7 p.m.Nov. 15 *San Jose State 7 p.m.Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!Air Force Tournament (Colorado Springs, Colo.)@Northwest Challenge (Boise, Idaho)#Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (Laramie, Wyo.)$Mizuno Wildcat Classic (Davidson, N.C.)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n The Broncos return nine players from the 2009 roster, including three seniors, three juniors and three sophomores.

n Last season, Boise State earned its highest finish in WAC history under first year head coach Shawn Garus, placing third at the WAC Tournament. The Broncos advanced to the semifinal round, the furthest into the tournament they’ve ever advanced.

n The Broncos hope to improve on their 8-22 record from 2009, feeding off their second-half of the season where they went 8-11. Their 7-9 conference record was the most conference wins by the Broncos since 1998 when they finished 11-5 in the Big West.

n Seniors Sadie Maughan, Alisha Young and Lauren Hamm are three who have made their marks in the Boise State record books and are looking to rise on the school’s top-10 lists.

n The Broncos return their team leaders in all of the major stat categories with Young (291 kills), Maughan (.244 hitting percentage, 111 blocks), Hamm (21 aces) and Amanda Remy (306 digs).

n Liz Harden is returning after earning the first WAC All-Freshman Team honor in school his-tory in 2009. Maughan, Young and Breann Nesselhuf earned second team all-WAC honors a year ago.

n The Broncos added two transfers and three freshmen who have signed National Letters of Intent, as well as the possibility of the addition of a pair of walk-ons.

BRONCOBITS

BRONCOADMINISTRATION

Dr.RogerMungerFaculty Representative

Dr.RobertKustraPresident

MichelleSmithVolleyball SID

ChristinaVanTolSWA

GeneBleymaierAthletics Director

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VOLLEYBALLFACTS

Location: ..................................................Boise, IdahoJoinedWAC: ........................................... July 1, 2001Enrollment: ...................................................... 18,936Founded: ...............................................................1932Nickname: .......................................................BroncosColors: ............................................. Blue and OrangePresident: ......................................Dr. Robert KustraAthleticsDirector: ....................... Gene BleymaierAthleticDepartment: ..................(208) 426-1288TicketOffice: ....................................(208) 426-4737WebSite: ......................... www.broncosports.com

BRONCOGYM

HeadCoach ........................................Shawn GarusVolleyballOffice ........................... (208) 426-1656

Arena ........................................Bronco Gym (1,400)All-TimeArenaRecord ...............140-106 (.569)

2009Record ............................................8-22 (.267)2009WACRecord ....................... 7-9 (.438), T-4thStartersReturning/Lost ...................................6/1LetterwinnersReturning/Lost .....................9/6

All-TimeRecord ..............................478-539 (.470)All-TimeWACRecord ..................... 31-101 (.235)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ................................0WACTournamentTitles ........................................0LastWACTitle ...................................................... N/ANCAAAppearances ...............................................0NCAARecord ....................................................... N/A

2009TeamStatsMatches-SetsPlayed ................................. 30-109KillsPerSet ..........................................................11.5BlocksPerSet ........................................................ 1.9DigsPerSet ..........................................................14.1

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SHAWNGARUSAlmaMater: Cal State San Bernardino, ‘95OverallRecord: 123-142 (.464), 9 yearsSchoolRecord: 8-22 (.267), 1 yearWACRecord: 7-9 (.438), 1 year

nBoise State head coach Shawn Garus enters his second season at the helm of the Boise State program.

n Garus produced an 8-22 (7-9 WAC) record in his first season as head coach at Boise State.

nAfter a 0-11 start to the 2009 season, Garus turned his team around to an 8-11 second half, guiding the team to a third-place conference tournament finish, the highest for Boise State since joining the WAC.

n Garus holds a 123-142 career head coaching record after his first season at Boise State good for a .464 average over nine years.

nGarus had his best first-season record with a team as head coach last year at Boise State, producing a .267 average with his 8-22 record.

n Garus coached Sadie Maughan, Alisha Young and Breann Nesselhuf to second team all-WAC honors, the most Broncos ever placed on an all-WAC team in one season.

nGarus coached Liz Harden to the first WAC All-Freshman Team honoree in school history.

n Garus’ four all-WAC honorees (Maughan, Young, Nesselhuf, Harden) are the most on an all-conference team for Boise State since 1990 when there were four named to the Big Sky all-conference team (two second team and two honorable mention).

nGarus’ three second team honorees are the most Broncos on an all-conference first or second team in one season since 1988 when the Broncos first entered the Big Sky (two first team and one second team).

n Garus led the team to a 7-9 conference record which was the most conference wins by the Broncos since 1998 when they finished 11-5 in the Big West.

COACHINGRECORDSYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish1998 UC-Colorado Springs 2-13 .133 2-11/7th RMAC West1999 UC-Colorado Springs 10-20 .333 3-16/7th RMAC West2000 UC-Colorado Springs 10-14 .417 6-13/5th RMAC West2001 UC-Colorado Springs 2-13 .710 11-8/T-2nd RMAC West2005 UNC-Greensboro 5-26 .161 2-16/10th SoCon2006 UNC-Greensboro 23-13 .639 9-9/T-6th SoCon2007 UNC-Greensboro 20-15 . 571 11-7/T-5th SoCon2008 UNC-Greensboro 23-10 .697 14-4/2nd SoCon2009 Boise State 8-22 .267 7-9/T-4th WAC

OverallRecord 123-142 (.464)/9 yearsBoiseStateRecord 8-22 (.267)/1 yearWACRecord 7-9 (.438)/1 year

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ASSISTANTCOACHES

ChrisRushingBrigham Young (1993)2nd Year

CandaceMurphyUC Davis (1993)

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BOISE STATE TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

BREANNNESSELHUFS,5-9,Jr.Named second team all-WAC after leading the team in assists with 944 last season ... also named to the WAC Tournament team ... ranked third on the team in blocks per set (0.59) and fourth in service aces (14) ... posted a season-high 59 assists at Utah State on Oct. 3 ... tallied a season-high 10 kills against Tulsa on Aug. 29 ... posted a season-high .636 hitting percentage against Idaho at the WAC Tournament ... named to the Crowne Plaza LAX all-tournament team ... Academic all-WAC selection for Fall 2009 ...transferred to Boise State after playing one season at Washington State.

CAREERSTATISTICSYear SP K DIG AST TB2009 109 99 189 944 64Totals 109 99 189 944 64

ALISHAYOUNGOH,6-3,Sr.Named second team all-WAC after leading the team with 291 kills ... finished with 344 points last season, which ranks seventh on the Boise State single-season list ... named to the Northwest Chal-lenge all-tournament team ... posted career highs of 20 kills twice ... had a career-high .536 hitting percentage against Nevada on Oct. 24 ... posted a career-high 22.5 points at Utah State on Oct. 3 ... ranks fifth all-time at Boise State in career points (772) ... 2008 Academic all-WAC honoree.

CAREERSTATISTICSYear SP K DIG AST TB2007 61 139 31 2 312008 97 211 155 24 612009 107 291 62 6 72Totals 265 641 248 32 164

SADIEMAUGHANMB,6-4,Sr.Named second team all-WAC last year for the second year in a row ... led the team in hitting percentage (.244), blocks (111) and points (345) ... had a career-high 22 kills at Utah State on Oct. 3 while also tying her career high for points (25) ... recorded a career-high three solo blocks at San Jose State on Sept. 26 ... ranks third all-time at Boise State in total points (817), eighth in career hitting percentage (.258), ninth in blocks per set (1.05) and 10th in total blocks (289).


MEDIAINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATIONDirector ...................................................Max CorbetVolleyballContact ...................... Michelle SmithAddress ............................... 1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83725OfficeNumber .............................. (208) 426-3438Smith’sCellNumber ................... (208) 949-1037Smith’sE-Mail ..... [email protected] .................................... (208) 426-3361PressRow ........................................ (208) 949-1037

MEDIAOUTLETSTheIdahoStatesman: ..................Nick Jezierny Office: (208) 377-6421 ....... FAX: (208) 377-6449

IdahoPressTribune: ................. Dave SouthernOffice: (208) 467-9251 ....... FAX: (208) 467-9562

TheArbiter(campus)Office: (208) 345-8204 ....... FAX: (208) 426-3798

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2010BOISESTATENUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 1 Breann Nesselhuf S 5-9 Jr. Swink, Colo. (Washington State) 3 Brittany Reardon MB 6-1 Fr. Stayton, Ore. (Stayton) 5 Elizabeth Griffin OH/RS 6-0 Jr. Roseville, Calif. (Woodcreek) 6 Leah Stevens RS 6-0 Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep) 7 Liz Harden OH/RS 6-1 So. Lake Forest, Calif. (El Toro) 8 Darlene Nwagbuo MB 6-0 Jr. San Diego, Calif. (San Diego City College) 9 Cailin Fellows OH 5-10 So. Woodway, Wash. (Edmonds-Woodway) 13 Lauren Hamm DS 5-9 Sr. Coto De Caza, Calif. (Tesoro) 14 Casey Rose S 5-10 Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon) 15 Sadie Maughan MB 6-4 Sr. Murray, Utah (Murray) 17 Amanda Remy L 5-9 Jr. San Dimas, Calif. (St. Lucy’s) 19 Kersti Whitney L/DS 5-7 So. Coto de Caza, Calif. (Tesoro) 55 Alisha Young MB 6-3 Sr. American Fork, Utah (American Fork)

BOISESTATEPROFILETopReturnees Yr. Pos. Ht. K D A TB SABreann Nesselhuf Jr. S 5-9 0.91 1.73 8.66 0.59 0.13Elizabeth Griffin Jr. OH 6-0 1.71 0.51 0.09 0.46 0.02Liz Harden So. OH 6-1 1.71 0.68 0.11 0.49 0.01Amanda Remy Jr. L 5-9 1.45 3.03 0.24 0.20 0.16Alisha Young Sr. MB 6-3 2.72 0.58 0.06 0.67 0.12Sadie Maughan Sr. MB 6-4 2.60 0.16 0.00 1.02 0.00

TopNewcomers Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Darlene Nwagbuo Jr. MB 6-0 San Diego, Calif. (San Diego City College)Brittany Reardon Fr. MB 6-1 Stayton, Ore. (Stayton HS)Casey Rose Fr. S 5-10 Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon HS)Leah Stevens Fr. OH 6-0 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)

KeyLosses Yr. Pos. Ht. K D A TB SAKati Lewis DS 5-8 0.00 1.53 0.21 0.00 0.09Jeanene Rose L/DS 5-8 0.00 2.79 0.44 0.00 0.20


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AllMatches: Record:8-22 Home:5-7 Away:2-10 Neutral:1-5

|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEYoung, Alisha 107 30-28 291 2.72 106 811 .228 6 0.06 13 17 0.12 5 62 0.58 8 64 72 0.67 13 0Maughan, Sadie 109 30-30 283 2.60 119 672 .244 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 17 0.16 13 98 111 1.02 18 1Harden, Liz 107 30-17 183 1.71 88 574 .166 12 0.11 1 6 0.01 8 73 0.68 4 48 52 0.49 9 0Griffin, Elizabeth 95 28-19 162 1.71 95 593 .113 9 0.09 2 12 0.02 1 48 0.51 3 41 44 0.46 7 4Remy, Amanda 101 28-28 146 1.45 102 543 .081 24 0.24 16 38 0.16 39 306 3.03 4 16 20 0.20 4 1Fellows, Cailin 54 23-3 75 1.39 51 239 .100 3 0.06 0 2 0.00 1 12 0.22 2 7 9 0.17 4 0Nesselhuf, Breann 109 30-30 99 0.91 60 319 .122 944 8.66 14 42 0.13 4 189 1.73 5 59 64 0.59 8 34Watt, Laura 9 4-2 3 0.33 3 17 .000 1 0.11 0 0 0.00 0 6 0.67 0 3 3 0.33 0 0Duren, Kirsten 33 17-3 11 0.33 1 26 .385 84 2.55 6 7 0.18 0 45 1.36 0 1 1 0.03 0 3Hamm, Lauren 95 28-8 4 0.04 2 11 .182 31 0.33 21 30 0.22 43 224 2.36 0 0 0 0.00 0 2Whitney, Kersti 77 24-6 1 0.01 1 9 .000 14 0.18 5 22 0.06 14 212 2.75 0 1 1 0.01 0 1Rose, Jeanene 104 30-3 0 0.00 2 5 -.400 46 0.44 21 19 0.20 30 290 2.79 0 0 0 0.00 0 4Lewis, Kati 34 16-3 0 0.00 0 0 .000 7 0.21 3 8 0.09 2 52 1.53 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Compton, Emily 1 1-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 16 BoiseState 109 1258 11.54 630 3819 .164 1181 10.83 102 203 0.94 164 1536 14.09 39 338 208.0 1.91 63 50Opponents 109 1458 13.38 577 3813 .231 1331 12.21 164 202 1.50 102 1648 15.12 53 437 271.5 2.49 54 46

WACMatches: Record:7-9 Home:5-3 Away:2-6

|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEMaughan, Sadie 62 16-16 183 2.95 80 419 .246 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 9 0.15 6 49 55 0.89 9 0Young, Alisha 62 16-16 180 2.90 56 438 .283 6 0.10 9 14 0.15 1 28 0.45 4 38 42 0.68 9 0Griffin, Elizabeth 50 14-8 98 1.96 54 344 .128 6 0.12 0 3 0.00 0 25 0.50 1 22 23 0.46 3 1 Fellows, Cailin 41 16-3 68 1.66 45 213 .108 1 0.02 0 1 0.00 0 11 0.27 2 5 7 0.17 2 0 Harden, Liz 60 16-6 98 1.63 47 284 .180 4 0.07 1 5 0.02 5 43 0.72 2 25 27 0.45 5 0 Remy, Amanda 54 14-14 88 1.63 54 322 .106 17 0.31 11 19 0.20 20 186 3.44 2 9 11 0.20 4 1 Nesselhuf, Breann 62 16-16 44 0.71 22 134 .164 608 9.81 9 20 0.15 0 119 1.92 2 30 32 0.52 4 14 Duren, Kirsten 9 7-0 5 0.56 0 9 .556 21 2.33 1 0 0.11 0 8 0.89 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 Hamm, Lauren 49 14-7 2 0.04 1 5 .200 13 0.27 11 15 0.22 9 103 2.10 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Whitney, Kersti 56 15-5 1 0.02 1 7 .000 11 0.20 5 16 0.09 12 160 2.86 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Rose, Jeanene 60 16-2 0 0.00 2 3 -.667 28 0.47 10 11 0.17 19 191 3.18 0 0 0 0.00 0 3Lewis, Kati 22 10-3 0 0.00 0 0 .000 4 0.18 3 5 0.14 1 25 1.14 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 6 BoiseState 62 767 12.37 362 2178 .186 719 11.60 60 109 0.97 74 908 14.65 19 178 108.0 1.74 36 21Opponents 62 801 12.92 329 2188 .216 728 11.74 74 101 1.19 60 889 14.34 21 257 149.5 2.41 39 29

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !Northern Arizona L, 1-3Aug. 29 !Tulsa L, 1-3Aug. 29 !Cal State Northridge L, 0-3Sept. 4 @vs. No. 3 Washington L, 0-3Sept. 5 @at Portland State L, 0-3Sept. 5 @vs. Gonzaga L, 0-3Sept. 11 #vs. No. 20 UC Irvine L, 0-3Sept. 12 #at Loyola Marymount L, 1-3Sept. 12 #vs. Houston L, 0-3Sept. 17 Utah Valley L, 0-3 Sept. 24 *at No. 4 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Sept. 26 *at San Jose State W, 3-2 Oct. 1 *Fresno State L, 2-3Oct. 3 *at Utah State L, 2-3Oct. 5 at Utah Valley L, 0-3Oct. 8 *New Mexico State L, 0-3Oct. 10 at Idaho State L, 0-3Oct. 12 *Idaho W, 3-1

Date Opponent ResultOct. 15 *at Nevada L, 1-3Oct. 17 *at Fresno State L, 2-3Oct. 22 *Utah State W, 3-0Oct. 24 *Nevada W, 3-0Oct. 31 *Louisiana Tech W, 3-1Nov. 5 *at New Mexico State L, 0-3Nov. 7 *at Louisiana Tech W, 3-2Nov. 12 *No. 3 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Nov. 14 *San Jose State W, 3-1Nov. 19 *at Idaho L, 0-3Nov. 23 %vs. Idaho W, 3-1Nov. 24 %vs. New Mexico State L, 0-3

!Bronco Invitational (Boise, Idaho)@Northwest Challenge (Portland, Ore.)#LMU Invitational (Los Angeles)*WAC Match%WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)

ALL-TIMERESULTS

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1975 - - 12 22 01976 - - 10 18 01977 - - 9 20 01978 - - 9 24 01979 3 5 14 13 01980 3 3 17 15 01981 8 0 30 5 01982 9 7 24 8 01983 9 7 17 14 01984 7 7 17 19 01985 7 7 17 14 01986 9 3 23 10 01987 9 7 21 14 01988 15 1 21 7 01989 13 3 24 8 01990 11 5 23 12 01991 9 7 16 13 01992 9 5 14 13 01993 8 6 12 13 0

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1994 3 11 10 16 01995 7 7 17 12 01996 9 7 13 17 01997 10 6 20 12 01998 11 5 18 9 01999 5 11 9 20 02000 3 13 9 19 02001 1 12 1 25 02002 1 13 0 24 02003 1 12 6 24 02004 6 7 17 12 02005 3 13 8 18 02006 6 10 13 17 02007 2 14 6 23 02008 5 11 9 19 02009 7 9 8 22 0


FRESNO STATE BULLDOGS

Date Opponent TimeAug. 27 !UC Riverside 7 p.m.Aug. 28 !Santa Clara noonAug. 28 !Oregon 7 p.m.Sept. 2 vs. Air Force 7 p.m.Sept. 4 at Utah Valley 1 p.m.Sept. 10 @vs. Seton Hall 4:30 p.m.Sept. 11 @vs. UC Davis noonSept. 11 @at California 7 p.m.Sept. 17 #Sacramento State 7 p.m.Sept. 18 #USC noonSept. 18 #Cal State Bakersfield 7 p.m.Sept. 23 *Idaho 7 p.m.Sept. 25 *Boise State 7 p.m.Sept. 30 *at Utah State 7 p.m.Oct. 2 *at Nevada 7 p.m.Oct. 7 *Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Oct. 9 *New Mexico State 1 p.m.Oct. 17 *at Hawai‘i 5 p.m.Oct. 20 at Cal State Bakersfield 6 p.m.Oct. 23 *at San Jose State 1 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 25 *at Boise State 7 p.m.Oct. 28 *Nevada 7 p.m.Oct. 30 *Utah State 7 p.m.Nov. 4 *at New Mexico State 7 p.m.Nov. 6 *at Louisiana Tech 7:30 p.m.Nov. 11 *Hawai‘i 7 p.m.Nov. 15 *at Idaho 7 p.m.Nov. 18 *San Jose State 7 p.m.Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!Fresno State Classic (Fresno, Calif.)@Hilton Garden Inn Classic (Berkeley, Calif.)#Fresno State Invitational (Fresno, Calif.)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n Fresno State returns two all-WAC athletes from a year ago in Brianna Clarke and Kelly Leonardo, both second team honorees.

n Marissa Brand was named to the WAC All-Freshman team in 2009, marking the sixth straight year a Bulldog appeared on the team.

n Fresno State saw huge improvement last season, winning 15 matches and tying for fourth in the WAC regular-season standings.

n The Bulldogs defeated Nevada in the quarterfinals of the WAC Tournament before falling to eventual champion and national semifinal team Hawai‘i in the semifinals.

n Clarke ranked in the top 30 in the NCAA for all of last season in blocks and finished the year with a 1.30 average.

n The Bulldogs posted seven wins at the Save Mart Center in 2009.

n Fresno State welcomed ESPNU for the first time ever to the SMC for a volleyball match.

n Fresno State set a school record for average attendance last season with nearly 1,600 fans per match, good for 21st place nationally.

BULLDOGBITS

BULLDOGADMINISTRATION

QUICKFACTS

VOLLEYBALLFACTS

Location: .................................................Fresno, Calif.JoinedWAC: ........................................... July 1, 1992Enrollment: ...................................................... 19,000Founded: ...............................................................1911Nickname: ..................................................... BulldogsColors: ....................................Bulldog Red and BluePresident: ......................................Dr. John D. WeltyAthleticsDirector: ........................... Thomas BoehAthleticDepartment: ..................(559) 278-2643TicketOffice: ....................................(559) 278-3647WebSite: ............................. www.gobulldogs.com

SAVEMARTCENTER

HeadCoach ..................Lauren Netherby-SewellVolleyballOffice ........................... (559) 278-2837

Arena ............................Save Mart Center (15,596)All-TimeRecord ...................................17-44 (.279)

2009Record ..........................................15-16 (.484)2009WACRecord ....................... 7-9 (.778), T-4thStartersReturning/Lost ...................................5/2LetterwinnersReturning/Lost .....................9/4

All-TimeRecord ....................... 549-547-11 (.501)All-TimeWACRecord ...................125-137 (.477)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ................................0WACTournamentTitles ........................................0LastWACTitle ...................................................... N/ANCAAAppearances ........ 4 (1984, ’91, ’98, ’02)NCAARecord .............................................2-4 (.333)


2010SCHEDULE

Dr.LynnWilliamsFaculty Representative

Dr.JohnD.WeltyPresident

StephenTrembleyVolleyball SID

BetsyMosherSenior Associate AD/SWA

ThomasBoehAthletics Director


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LAURENNETHERBY-SEWELLAlmaMater: Nevada, ‘01OverallRecord:65-55 (.542), 4 yearsSchoolRecord: 22-36 (.379), 2 yearsWACRecord: 10-22 (.313), 2 years

nHead coach Lauren Netherby-Sewell returns for her third season as head coach of the Bulldogs.

nShe has 65 career wins in four seasons of collegiate coaching.

nNetherby-Sewell led the Bulldogs to 15 wins in 2009, their most since the 2004 season.

nShe helped Fresno State to its best season in five years by finishing tied for fourth in the WAC.

nNetherby-Sewell defeated her former coach for the first time by taking down Nevada in five sets in the WAC Tournament.

nIn two seasons at Fresno State, she has guided three Bulldogs to all-WAC honors.

nLast season, Netherby-Sewell picked up huge wins for the program over WAC teams Utah State and Idaho.

nIn 2006, she was an honorable mention for National Coach of the Year while serving as head coach at Hofstra.

nNetherby-Sewell led Hofstra to its best season in school history in 2006 when it captured its first-ever Colonial Athletic Association title and earned the program’s first-ever victory in the NCAA Tour-nament.

COACHINGRECORDSYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish2006 Hofstra 24-7 .774 17-1/1st CAA2007 Hofstra 19-12 .613 9-5/3rd CAA2008 Fresno State 7-20 .259 3-13/8th WAC2009 Fresno State 15-16 .484 7-9/T-4th WAC

OverallRecord 75-55 (.577)/4 yearsFresnoStateRecord 22-36 (.379)/2 yearsWACRecord 10-22 (.313)/2 years

HEADCOACHFILE

ASSISTANTCOACHES

AlannaJacksonNevada (2000)4th Year

EdJacksonSacramento State (1994)

4th Year


FRESNO STATE TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

BRIANNACLARKEMB,6-1,Jr.Named second team all-WAC ... led the team in kills (263), block solos (230), block assists (135), total blocks (158), blocks per set (1.30), points (373.5) and points per set (3.06) ... ranked 26th nation-ally in blocks per set ... ranked in the top 10 in the WAC in blocks and hitting percentage ... with 135 block assists and 158 total blocks, ranked second and third, respectively, on the Fresno State single-season lists ... her nine total blocks vs. Cal State Bakersfield tied the Fresno State three-set record ... had a season-high 20 kills at CSUB ... named to the WAC All-Freshman Team in 2008.

CAREERSTATISTICSYear SP K DIG AST TB2008 83 238 95 8 422009 122 263 70 50 158Totals 205 501 165 58 200

KELLYMASONL,5-8,Sr.Was the team’s starting libero, playing in all 31 matches ... led the team and ranked in the top 10 in the WAC in digs (471) and digs per set (3.87) ... posted season highs in matches played, sets played, assists, service aces, digs and points ... had double-digit digs in 24 matches ... tied her career high with 25 digs twice during the season ... named to the Fresno State Invitational all-tournament team ... ranks fourth on the Fresno State single-season list for digs (471) and tied for seventh in digs per set (3.86) ... Academic all-WAC.


MARISSABRANDMB,6-2,So.Played in 23 matches ... named to the WAC All-Freshman team ... had a career-high 12 kills and 43 attempts at LA Tech on Nov. 12 ... posted a .375 hitting percentage at Sacramento State on Sept. 12 ... had her first career assist and posted three block assists vs. Nevada on Nov. 9 ... had her first career ace vs. New Mexico State on Nov. 14 ... had nine digs in two separate matches ... at Cal State Bakersfield on Nov. 17, posted highs in block solos, total blocks and points ... had double-digit kills in three matches on the year.


MEDIAINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATIONDirector Steve WeaklandVolleyballContact Stephen TrembleyAddress 5048 N. Jackson Ave., M/S LS 135 Fresno, CA 93740Trembley’sOfficeNumber (559) 278-2509Trembley’sCellNumber (559) 270-4291E-Mail [email protected] (559) 244-6032PressRow (559) 347-3699

MEDIAOUTLETSAssociatedPress: Office: (559) 264-3009 FAX: (559) 264-7520

FresnoBee: Matt LloydOffice: (559) 441-6344 FAX: (559) 441-6436

TheDailyCollegian(campus): Office: (559) 278-2486 FAX: (559) 278-2679

FRESNOSTATECAMPUS

2010FRESNOSTATENUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 1 Korrin Wild OH/S 5-10 Fr. Sanger, Calif. (Sanger) 2 Taylor Horton RS/OH 6-0 So. Chatsworth, Calif. (Notre Dame) 3 Megan Callahan RS/OH 6-0 Fr. Atwater, Calif. (Bucach Colony) 4 Kelly Mason L 5-8 Sr. Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak) 5 Meghan Moss DS 5-7 Sr. Sherman Oaks, Calif. (Notre Dame) 6 Kristen Sciacca MB 6-1 Fr. Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer) 8 Baylee Platt RS/OH 5-10 Jr. Clovis, Calif. (Buchanan) 10 Cecilia Agraz OH 6-2 So. Hanford, Calif. (Hanford) 11 Lauren Berger RS 6-2 Sr. Medford, Ore. (North Medford) 12 Erin Stock S 5-10 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Coronado) 15 Kelli Parker OH 5-10 Jr. Lemoore, Calif. (Santa Clara) 14 Brianna Clarke MB 6-1 Jr. Clovis, Calif. (Buchanan) 21 Kasey Van Grouw DS/OH 6-0 Jr. Exeter, Calif. (Central Valley Christian) 22 Marissa Brand MB 6-2 So. Cypress, Calif. (Cypress)

FRESNOSTATEPROFILETopReturnees Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAMarissa Brand MB 6-2 So. 1.27 0.64 0.01 0.37 0.01Brianna Clarke MB 6-1 Jr. 2.16 0.57 0.41 1.30 0.16Kelly Mason L 5-8 Sr. 0.01 3.86 0.19 0.00 0.12

TopNewcomers Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Megan Callahan RS/OH 6-0 Fr. Atwater, Calif. (Bucach Colony)Kristen Sciacca MB 6-1 Fr. Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer)Erin Stock S 5-10 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Coronado)Korrin Wild OH/S 5-10 Fr. Sanger, Calif. (Sanger)

KeyLosses Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SALacey Gera OH 6-1 Sr. 2.00 0.83 0.07 0.49 0.14Kelly Leonardo MB 6-2 Sr. 1.68 0.16 0.30 0.80 0.00Lisa Gera S 5-6 Sr. 0.13 1.22 3.87 0.00 0.07


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FRESNO STATE 2009 STATISTICS AND RESULTSAllMatches: Record:15-16 Home:7-4 Away:4-9 Neutral:4-3

|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEParker, Kelli 56 17-11 143 2.55 88 397 .139 2 0.04 8 25 0.14 20 92 1.64 3 14 17 0.30 5 0Platt, Baylee 77 23-15 169 2.19 99 501 .140 4 0.05 12 28 0.16 21 141 1.83 5 20 25 0.32 0 0Clarke, Brianna 122 31-31 263 2.16 87 602 .292 50 0.41 20 46 0.16 4 70 0.57 23 135 158 1.30 16 3Berger, Lauren 118 30-30 243 2.06 113 671 .194 9 0.08 13 14 0.11 2 69 0.58 1 76 77 0.65 5 0Gera, Lacey 111 31-14 222 2.00 101 666 .182 8 0.07 16 22 0.14 16 92 0.83 6 48 54 0.49 9 0Leonardo, Kelly 122 31-31 205 1.68 71 487 .275 36 0.30 0 0 0.00 0 19 0.16 16 81 97 0.80 6 3Brand, Marissa 73 23-7 93 1.27 50 324 .133 1 0.01 1 2 0.01 3 47 0.64 2 25 27 0.37 4 0Horton, Taylor 72 26-5 77 1.07 75 253 .008 1 0.01 1 6 0.01 2 38 0.53 2 21 23 0.32 1 0Van Grouw, Kasey 40 18-3 39 0.98 30 130 .069 5 0.12 2 8 0.05 17 48 1.20 0 5 5 0.12 0 0Agraz, Cecilia 42 14-7 25 0.60 28 123 -.024 4 0.10 4 4 0.10 12 61 1.45 0 4 4 0.10 1 0Watson, Lexi 4 2-1 2 0.50 1 11 .091 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.50 0 2 2 0.50 0 0Munson, Allanah 122 31-30 18 0.15 5 38 .342 808 6.62 37 39 0.30 0 235 1.93 0 15 15 0.12 2 8Gera, Lisa 116 31-0 15 0.13 3 31 .387 449 3.87 14 21 0.12 0 141 1.22 0 0 0 0.00 0 4Moss, Meghan 88 27-0 1 0.01 0 2 .500 7 0.08 6 13 0.07 16 98 1.11 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Mason, Kelly 122 31-1 1 0.01 1 4 .000 23 0.19 15 17 0.12 36 471 3.86 0 0 0 0.00 0 0FresnoState 122 1516 12.43 752 4240 .180 1407 11.53 149 245 1.22 170 1624 13.31 58 446 281.0 2.30 49 18Opponents 122 1499 12.29 642 4064 .211 1411 11.57 170 229 1.39 149 1691 13.86 46 422 257.0 2.11 28 31

WACMatches:Record:7-9 Home:5-3 Away:2-6

|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEParker, Kelli 42 13-8 107 2.55 69 304 .125 0 0.00 8 19 0.19 11 70 1.67 1 14 15 0.36 5 0Platt, Baylee 28 10-6 67 2.39 44 207 .111 2 0.07 3 7 0.11 5 45 1.61 1 10 11 0.39 0 0Clarke, Brianna 63 16-16 141 2.24 47 322 .292 27 0.43 9 25 0.14 3 38 0.60 13 69 82 1.30 6 1Berger, Lauren 59 15-15 109 1.85 67 329 .128 4 0.07 4 9 0.07 1 36 0.61 0 32 32 0.54 2 0Gera, Lacey 52 16-2 93 1.79 38 291 .189 2 0.04 3 6 0.06 5 30 0.58 2 18 20 0.38 3 0Leonardo, Kelly 63 16-16 104 1.65 41 264 .239 13 0.21 0 0 0.00 0 14 0.22 9 33 42 0.67 3 2Brand, Marissa 56 15-4 75 1.34 42 263 .125 1 0.02 1 1 0.02 2 35 0.62 1 19 20 0.36 3 0Horton, Taylor 34 13-5 40 1.18 30 126 .079 1 0.03 1 6 0.03 1 27 0.79 2 5 7 0.21 1 0Van Grouw, Kasey 9 5-0 7 0.78 8 22 -.045 0 0.00 2 2 0.22 3 7 0.78 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Watson, Lexi 3 1-1 2 0.67 1 10 .100 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.67 0 2 2 0.67 0 0Agraz, Cecilia 42 14-7 25 0.60 28 123 -.024 4 0.10 4 4 0.10 12 61 1.45 0 4 4 0.10 1 0Munson, Allanah 63 16-16 9 0.14 1 17 .471 405 6.43 20 21 0.32 0 124 1.97 0 3 3 0.05 1 6Gera, Lisa 63 16-0 6 0.10 0 14 .429 255 4.05 7 8 0.11 0 88 1.40 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Mason, Kelly 63 16-0 1 0.02 1 3 .000 13 0.21 8 9 0.13 19 270 4.29 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Moss, Meghan 34 12-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 2 0.06 3 6 0.09 7 42 1.24 0 0 0 0.00 0 0FresnoState 63 786 12.48 417 2295 .161 729 11.57 73 123 1.16 80 889 14.11 29 209 133.5 2.12 25 10Opponents 63 777 12.33 330 2165 .206 723 11.48 80 111 1.27 73 934 14.83 19 241 139.5 2.21 17 21

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !Cal State Bakersfield W, 3-0Aug. 29 !UW-Green Bay W, 3-0Aug. 29 !Pacific L, 1-3Sept. 4 @vs. North Dakota W, 3-1Sept. 4 @vs. Montana State W, 3-1Sept. 5 @at Wyoming W, 3-1Sept. 11 #vs. Alabama W, 3-2Sept. 12 #at Sac State L, 2-3Sept. 12 #vs. San Francisco L, 0-3Sept. 18 $at CS Northridge W, 3-2Sept. 19 $vs. Portland L, 0-3 Sept. 19 $at No. 15 USC L, 0-3Sept. 26 *at Nevada L, 2-3 Oct. 1 *at Boise State W, 3-2Oct. 3 *at Idaho L, 2-3Oct. 8 *Utah State W, 3-1 Oct. 10 *Idaho W, 3-0Oct. 15 *at Utah State L, 1-3Oct. 17 *Boise State W, 3-2

Date Opponent ResultOct. 22 *at New Mexico State L, 0-3Oct. 24 *at Louisiana Tech L, 0-3Oct. 29 *No. 3 Hawai‘i (ESPNU) L, 1-3Oct. 31 *San Jose State W, 3-1Nov. 6 *at No. 3 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Nov. 9 *Nevada L, 1-3Nov. 12 *Louisiana Tech W, 3-1Nov. 14 *New Mexico State L, 0-3Nov. 17 at CS Bakersfield L, 2-3Nov. 19 *at San Jose State W, 3-0 Nov. 23 %vs. Nevada W, 3-2 Nov. 24 %vs. Hawai‘i L, 0-3 !Fresno State Invitational (Fresno, Calif.)@Cowgirl Invite (Laramie, Wyo.)#Hornet Invite (Sacramento, Calif.)$Northridge/USC Tourney (Los Angeles)*WAC Match%WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)

ALL-TIMERESULTS

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1971 4 3 9 3 31972 5 0 13 6 2 1973 4 1 8 6 11974 2 3 3 6 01975 3 2 10 7 11976 2 3 15 6 01977 7 5 14 9 2 1978 4 8 7 12 11979 7 5 22 12 01980 8 4 15 18 11981 5 7 15 17 11982 6 8 8 17 01983 4 5 12 12 01984 11 1 26 13 01985 4 8 10 23 01986 4 14 9 26 01987 4 14 11 22 01988 4 14 15 16 01989 3 15 11 19 01990 6 12 13 22 0

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1991 10 8 21 13 01992 11 3 21 14 01993 6 8 11 19 01994 6 8 21 13 01995 6 8 23 12 01996 9 7 22 10 01997 11 3 24 9 01998 7 7 18 11 01999 10 4 16 12 02000 6 10 13 17 02001 7 6 14 10 02002 10 3 23 7 02003 10 3 21 7 02004 6 7 15 13 02005 4 12 7 21 02006 3 13 6 24 02007 3 13 5 26 02008 3 13 7 20 02009 7 9 15 16 0


HAWAI‘I RAINBOW WAHINE

Date Opponent TimeAug. 27 !San Diego 7 p.m.Aug. 28 !Kansas State 7 p.m.Aug. 29 !UCLA 5 p.m.Sept. 3 @Michigan State 7 p.m.Sept. 4 @New Mexico 7 p.m.Sept. 5 @USC 5 p.m.Sept. 9 #San Diego State 7 p.m.Sept. 10 #UC Irvine 7 p.m.Sept. 11 #Saint Mary’s 7 p.m.Sept. 17 Brigham Young 7 p.m.Sept. 18 Brigham Young 7 p.m.Sept. 23 *Utah State 7 p.m.Sept. 24 *Nevada 7 p.m.Sept. 29 *at New Mexico State (ESPNU) 8 p.m.Oct. 1 *at Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Oct. 15 *San Jose State 7 p.m.Oct. 17 *Fresno State 5 p.m.Oct. 21 *at Idaho (ESPNU) 8 p.m.Oct. 23 *at Boise State 7 p.m.Oct. 25 *at Utah State (ESPNU) 8 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 29 *Boise State 7 p.m.Oct. 31 *New Mexico State 5 p.m.Nov. 1 *Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Nov. 5 Hawai‘i Pacific 7 p.m.Nov. 11 *at Fresno State 7 p.m.Nov. 13 *at San Jose State 1 p.m.Nov. 14 *at Nevada 6 p.m.Nov. 18 *Idaho 7 p.m.Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Honolulu)@Hawai‘ian Airlines Wahine Classic (Honolulu)#Honolulu Advertiser Challenge (Honolulu)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n Hawai‘i returns three starters and its libero from the 2009 team that advanced to the na-tional semifinals for the ninth time in school history.

n AVCA first team All-American Kanani Danielson returns for her junior season. Danielson is the reigning WAC Player of the Year and earned five WAC Player of the Week honors in 2009.

n Senior setter Dani Mafua returns after being named AVCA honorable mention All-American and first team all-WAC last season.

n WAC Freshman of the Year Brittany Hewitt returns in the middle for her sophomore season.

n Senior libero Elizabeth Ka‘aihue is back for her final year after being named second team all-WAC in 2009.

n The Rainbow Wahine led the nation in attendance for the 16th consecutive season, averag-ing 6,423 fans per match.

n Hawai‘i finished the season ranked No. 3 in the country with a 32-3 overall record. It was the 18th time in school history that the team won 30 or more matches.

n The Rainbow Wahine went a perfect 16-0 in WAC play, winning their 14th straight regular-season title and 10th straight WAC Tournament championship.

RAINBOWWAHINEBITS

RAINBOWWAHINEADMINISTRATION

PeterNicholsonFaculty Representative

VirginiaHinshawChancellor

PakalaniBelloVolleyball SID

MarilynMoniz-Kaho‘ohanohanoAssociate AD/SWA

JimDonovanAthletics Director

QUICKFACTS

VOLLEYBALLFACTS

Location: .......................................Honolulu, Hawai‘iJoinedWAC: ........................................... July 1, 1979Enrollment: ...................................................... 20,000Founded: ...............................................................1907Nickname: .....................................Rainbow WahineColors: ....................Green, Black, White and SilverChancellor: ............................. Virginia S. HinshawAthleticsDirector: ........................... Jim DonovanAthleticDepartment: .................(808) 956-7301TicketOffice: ...................................(808) 956-4482WebSite: ..................... www.hawaiiathletics.com

STANSHERIFFCENTER

HeadCoach .............................................Dave ShojiVolleyballOffice ........................... (808) 956-6229

Arena .........................Stan Sheriff Center (10,300)All-TimeArenaRecord .................. 285-31 (.902)

2009Record ............................................32-3 (.914)2009WACRecord .......................16-0 (1.000) 1stStartersReturning/Lost ...................................4/3LetterwinnersReturning/Lost .....................7/7

All-TimeRecord ...................... 1,025-177-1 (.852)All-TimeWACRecord ........................200-4 (.980)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ............................. 14WACTournamentTitles ..................................... 10LastWACTitle .................................................... 2009NCAAAppearances ......28 (1981-91; 1993-09)NCAARecord ........................................69-25 (.734)


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DAVESHOJIAlmaMater: UC Santa Barbara, ‘69OverallRecord: 1,016-176-1 (.852), 35 yearsSchoolRecord: SameWACRecord: 200-4 (.980)

nHawai‘i head coach Dave Shoji will be inducted into the American Volleyball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2010.

nShoji was named the AVCA National Coach of the Year in 2009, his second National Coach of the Year award (1982).

nHe has 1,016 career wins, which ranks second all-time in Division I history.

nShoji’s .852 winning percentage is second all-time among active head coaches.

nIn 2009, he was named WAC Coach of the Year, his 10th conference Coach of the Year honor.

nHe is a nine-time Regional Coach of the Year.

nShoji has won four national championships (1979, ’82, ’83, ’87) and has made nine NCAA Championship appearances.

nHis teams have appeared in 28 NCAA Tournaments and have ad-vanced to the regionals 25 times.

nShoji has coached 41 All-Americans during his 35-year career.

nIn 2002, USA Volleyball named him an All-Time Great Volleyball Coach.

nShoji has posted 35 consecutive winning seasons, 18 seasons with 30 or more wins and 31 seasons with 20 or more wins.

COACHINGRECORDSYear-by-YearRecordYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish1975 Hawai‘i 13-2 .867 -1976 Hawai‘i 16-5 .889 -1977 Hawai‘i 22-5 .815 -1978 Hawai‘i 29-10-1 .731 -1979 Hawai‘i 36-5 .878 -1980 Hawai‘i 34-10 .773 -1981 Hawai‘i 37-2 .949 -1982 Hawai‘i 33-1 .971 -1983 Hawai‘i 34-2 .944 -1984 Hawai‘i 33-11 .750 -1985 Hawai‘i 28-13 .683 10-6/8th PCAA 1986 Hawai‘i 31-7 .816 15-3/2nd PCAA1987 Hawai‘i 37-2 .949 17-1/ 1st PCACA1988 Hawai‘i 33-3 .917 18-0/1st Big West1989 Hawai‘i 29-3 .906 17-1/1st Big West1990 Hawai‘i 28-6 .824 16-2/1st Big West1991 Hawai‘i 26-5 .839 15-3/T-2nd Big West1992 Hawai‘i 15-12 .556 11-4/4th Big West1993 Hawai‘i 19-11 .633 15-3/2nd Big West1994 Hawai‘i 25-5 .833 15-3/2nd Big West

HEADCOACHFILE

ASSISTANTCOACHES

KariAmbrozichHawai‘i (1995)13th Year

ScottWongPepperdine (2001)

1st Year

Year School All Pct. Conference/Finish1995 Hawai‘i 31-1 .969 18-0/1st Big West1996 Hawai‘i 35-3 .921 16-0/1st Pac. WAC1997 Hawai‘i 25-8 .758 14-0/1st Pac. WAC1998 Hawai‘i 32-3 .914 13-1/1st Pac. WAC1999 Hawai‘i 29-2 .935 14-0/1st WAC2000 Hawai‘i 31-2 .939 16-0/1st WAC2001 Hawai‘i 29-6 .829 13-0/1st West WAC2002 Hawai‘i 34-2 .944 13-0/1st West WAC2003 Hawai‘i 36-2 .947 13-0/1st West WAC2004 Hawai‘i 30-1 .968 13-0/1st West WAC2005 Hawai‘i 27-7 .794 16-0/1st WAC2006 Hawai‘i 29-6 .829 15-1/1st WAC2007 Hawai‘i 27-6 .818 15-1/1st WAC2008 Hawai‘i 31-4 .886 15-1/T-1st WAC2009 Hawai‘i 32-3 .914 16-0/1st WAC

OverallRecord 1,016-176-1 (.852)/35 yearsHawai‘iRecord SameWACRecord 200-4 (.980)/14 years


HAWAI‘I TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

BRITTANYHEWITTM,6-4,So.Named WAC Freshman of the Year and to the all-WAC Freshman Team ... named second team all-WAC ... ranked 20th nationally and third in the WAC in blocks per set (1.33) ... also ranked second in the WAC in hitting percentage (.343) ... posted career highs of 10 kills and 11 blocks against No. 25 Santa Clara ... had seven blocks against No. 15 USC in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Dec. 5 ... had seven blocks against No. 8 Illinois and five blocks against No. 16 Michigan in two NCAA Tournament regional victories.


DANIMAFUAS,5-10,Sr.Honorable mention AVCA All American ... selected to the AVCA All-West Region team for the second time ... named first team all-WAC ... made the WAC all-tournament team ... ranked 11th in the NCAA and led the WAC in assists per set (11.78) ... named to the Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational and Honolulu Advertiser Challenge all-tournament teams ... had a season-high 61 assists at Utah State ... named to the Stanford Regional all-tournament team ... recorded a double-double with 44 assists and 17 digs against No. 1 Penn State in the national semifinals.


KANANIDANIELSONOH,5-10,Jr.AVCA first team All-American last year, after being named to the third team as a freshman ... named to the AVCA All-West Region Team, WAC Player of the Year and first team all-WAC ... MVP of the WAC Tournament and the Stanford Regional ... named WAC Player of the Week five times ... earned CoSIDA Academic All-District honors ... led the WAC and ranked 33rd nationally in kills per set (4.23) ... named tournament MVP at the Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational and the Honolulu Advertiser Challenge ... posted a career-high 32 kills against Utah State.


MEDIAINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATIONDirector Derek InouchiVolleyballContact Pakalani BelloAddress 1337 Lower Campus Road Honolulu, HI 96822OfficeNumber (808) 956-7506Bello’sCellNumber (808) 291-9234Bello’sE-Mail [email protected] (808) 956-4470PressRow (808) 956-9408

MEDIAOUTLETSAssociatedPress: Jaymes SongOffice: (808) 536-5510 FAX: (808) 531-1213

HonoluluStar-Advertiser: Ann Miller Office: (808) 529-4782 FAX: (808) 529-4787

KaLeoOHawai‘i(campus)Office: (808) 956-7043 FAX: (808) 956-9962

KFVEK5-TheHomeTeamOffice: (808) 847-3246 FAX: (808) 845-3616

HAWAI‘ICAMPUS

2010HAWAI‘INUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 1 Michelle Waber OH 6-3 Fr. Lake Elsinore, Calif. (Elsinore) 2 Kaela Goodman OH 6-1 Fr. Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo) 3 Kristiana Tuaniga M 6-2 R-Fr. Carson, Calif. (Carson) 4 Brittany Hewitt M 6-4 So. Eagle, Idaho (Eagle) 5 Kanani Danielson OH 5-11 Jr. Ewa Beach, O’ahu (Kamehameha Schools) 6 Corinne Cascioppo OH 6-3 Jr. Temecula, Calif. (Mesa State) 7 Elizabeth Ka‘aihue L 5-8 Sr. Kailua, O’ahu (Punahou School) 8 Alex Griffiths L 5-6 Jr. Seal Beach, Calif. (Golden West) 10 Alexis Forsythe M 6-4 Jr. Lake Elsinore, Calif. (Houston Baptist) 11 Dani Mafua S 5-10 Sr. Kapolei, O’ahu (Mid-Pacific Institute) 12 Emily Maeda L 5-6 So. Honolulu, O’ahu (Roosevelt) 13 Mita Uiato S 5-8 Fr. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly) 14 Chanteal Satele OH 5-10 Jr. Millilani, O’ahu (Saint Mary’s College) 15 Kristina Kam L 5-7 R-Fr. Honolulu, O’ahu (Punahou School) 17 Emily Hartong M 6-1 Fr. Los Alamitos, Calif. (Los Alamitos)

HAWAI‘IPROFILETopReturnees Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAKanani Danielson OH 5-11 Jr. 4.23 2.32 0.28 0.62 0.09Brittany Hewitt M 6-4 So. 1.64 0.20 0.04 1.33 0.00Elizabeth Ka’aihue L 5-8 Sr. 0.01 3.77 0.51 0.00 0.17Dani Mafua S 5-10 Sr. 0.55 1.85 11.78 0.64 0.19

TopNewcomers Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Emily Hartong M 6-1 Fr. Los Alamitos, Calif. (Los Alamitos) Chanteal Satele OH 5-10 Jr. Millilani, O’ahu (Saint Mary’s College)Michelle Waber OH 6-3 Fr. Lake Elsinore, Calif. (Elsinore)

KeyLosses Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAAneli Cubi-Otineru LS/RS 5-11 Sr. 3.06 2.54 0.28 0.48 0.50Stephanie Ferrell LS/RS 6-1 So. 2.64 0.73 0.02 0.33 0.11Amber Kaufman M/RS 6-0 Sr. 2.45 0.58 0.12 0.76 0.40


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|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEDanielson, Kanani 114 34-34 482 4.23 145 1072 .314 32 0.28 10 19 0.09 6 264 2.32 15 56 71 0.62 10 2Cubi-Otineru, Aneli 112 34-34 343 3.06 107 799 .295 31 0.28 56 60 0.50 17 284 2.54 6 48 54 0.48 12 3Ferrell, Stephanie 109 35-31 288 2.64 148 715 .196 2 0.02 12 12 0.11 7 80 0.73 1 35 36 0.33 10 0Kaufman, Amber 111 35-35 272 2.45 62 487 .431 13 0.12 44 33 0.40 0 64 0.58 9 75 84 0.76 6 1Hewitt, Brittany 96 34-34 157 1.64 43 332 .343 4 0.04 0 0 0.00 1 19 0.20 13 115 128 1.33 8 1Forsythe, Alexis 34 22-1 55 1.62 9 93 .495 1 0.03 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.06 1 33 34 1.00 7 1Mafua, Dani 115 35-35 63 0.55 14 125 .392 1355 11.78 22 31 0.19 1 213 1.85 2 72 74 0.64 8 12Cascioppo, Corinne 48 31-1 25 0.52 17 74 .108 1 0.02 0 1 0.00 2 6 0.12 1 14 15 0.31 3 1Fowler, Catherine 42 25-0 16 0.38 5 44 .250 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 3 0.07 0 11 11 0.26 2 0Brandt, Stephanie 112 35-3 3 0.03 4 17 -.059 71 0.63 27 20 0.24 3 144 1.29 0 2 2 0.02 0 4Lee, Jayme 100 35-2 1 0.01 0 1 1.000 19 0.19 8 11 0.08 5 92 0.92 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Ka’aihue, Elizabeth 112 35-0 1 0.01 1 6 .000 57 0.51 19 19 0.17 11 422 3.77 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Maeda, Emily 4 4-0 0 0.00 1 1 -1.000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Robins, Alexis 19 15-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 1 2 0.05 1 4 0.21 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 9Hawai‘i 117 1706 14.58 556 3766 .305 1586 13.56 199 208 1.70 63 1599 13.67 48 461 278.5 2.38 66 27Opponents 117 1221 10.44 650 3778 .151 1129 9.65 63 211 0.54 199 1252 10.70 43 409 247.5 2.12 61 22


|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEDanielson, Kanani 49 15-15 208 4.24 52 440 .355 16 0.33 7 11 0.14 4 117 2.39 6 23 29 0.59 3 1Cubi-Otineru, Aneli 48 15-15 168 3.50 41 355 .358 14 0.29 25 28 0.52 7 113 2.35 2 17 19 0.40 6 1Kaufman, Amber 51 16-16 126 2.47 23 218 .472 4 0.08 20 16 0.39 0 21 0.41 8 34 42 0.82 2 0Ferrell, Stephanie 47 16-12 107 2.28 53 274 .197 1 0.02 4 3 0.09 6 23 0.49 1 13 14 0.30 6 0Forsythe, Alexis 14 11-1 28 2.00 5 41 .561 1 0.07 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.14 0 20 20 1.43 5 1Hewitt, Brittany 40 15-15 68 1.70 16 131 .397 1 0.03 0 0 0.00 1 11 0.28 6 43 49 1.23 3 1Mafua, Dani 50 16-16 34 0.68 5 57 .509 588 11.76 10 11 0.20 0 84 1.68 0 36 36 0.72 3 7Fowler, Catherine 20 12-0 13 0.65 5 35 .229 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.05 0 9 9 0.45 1 0Cascioppo, Corinne 26 15-1 12 0.46 8 34 .118 1 0.04 0 1 0.00 1 3 0.12 1 8 9 0.35 1 1Lee, Jayme 43 16-2 1 0.02 0 1 1.000 11 0.26 5 3 0.12 2 63 1.47 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Ka’aihue, Elizabeth 50 16-0 1 0.02 1 4 .000 25 0.50 7 7 0.14 5 195 3.90 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Brandt, Stephanie 50 16-3 1 0.02 2 11 -.091 42 0.84 13 5 0.26 1 69 1.38 0 0 0 0.00 0 2Maeda, Emily 2 2-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Robins, Alexis 8 6-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 3 0.38 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 3 Hawai‘i 52 767 14.75 211 1601 .347 704 13.54 91 86 1.75 30 705 13.56 24 203 125.5 2.41 30 15Opponents 52 480 9.23 306 1634 .106 443 8.52 30 91 0.58 91 512 9.85 12 168 96.0 1.85 19 10

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !No. 28 Western Michigan W, 3-0Aug. 29 !No. 25 Santa Clara W, 3-1 Aug. 30 !No. 9 UCLA W, 3-0Sept. 3 @No. 19 Saint Louis W, 3-1Sept. 5 @No. 2 Texas L, 1-3 Sept. 6 @No. 10 California L, 2-3 Sept. 10 #Weber State W, 3-0Sept. 11 #UT-San Antonio W, 3-0Sept. 12 #No. 10 Stanford W, 3-0Sept. 18 No. 25 Pepperdine W, 3-0Sept. 19 No. 25 Pepperdine W, 3-0Sept. 24 *Boise State W, 3-0Sept. 26 *Idaho W, 3-0Oct. 1 *at Louisiana Tech W, 3-0Oct. 3 *at New Mexico State W, 3-1Oct. 8 *Nevada W, 3-0Oct. 9 *San Jose State W, 3-0Oct. 17 *New Mexico State W, 3-1Oct. 19 *Louisiana Tech W, 3-0Oct. 23 BYU-Hawai‘i W, 3-0Oct. 29 *at Fresno State W, 3-1Oct. 31 *at Nevada W, 3-0

Date Opponent ResultNov. 2 *at San Jose State W, 3-0Nov. 6 *Fresno State W, 3-0Nov. 8 *Utah State W, 3-0Nov. 12 *at Boise State W, 3-0Nov. 14 *at Idaho W, 3-0Nov. 16 *at Utah State W, 3-1Nov. 24 %vs. Fresno State W, 3-0Nov. 25 %vs. New Mexico State W, 3-0Dec. 4 $vs. New Mexico W, 3-0Dec. 5 $at No. 15 USC W, 3-1 Dec. 11 %vs. No. 8 Illinois W, 3-1Dec. 12 %vs. No. 16 Michigan W, 3-0Dec. 17 &vs. No. 1 Penn State L, 1-3

!Rainbow Wahine Invite (Honolulu)@Wahine Volleyball Classic (Honolulu)#Advertiser Challenge (Honolulu)*WAC Match%WAC Tournament (Las Vegas)$NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds (Los Angeles)%NCAA Stanford Regional (Palo Alto, Calif.)&NCAA Championship (Tampa Bay, Fla.)

ALL-TIMERESULTS

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1974 - - 9 1 01975 - - 16 2 01976 - - 14 5 01977 - - 22 5 01978 - - 28 10 11979 - - 35 5 01980 - - 34 10 01981 - - 37 2 01982 - - 33 1 01983 - - 34 2 01984 - - 33 11 01985 10 6 28 13 01986 15 3 31 7 01987 17 1 37 2 01988 18 0 33 3 01989 17 1 29 3 01990 16 2 28 6 01991 15 3 26 5 0

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1992 11 7 15 12 01993 13 5 19 11 01994 15 3 25 5 01995 18 0 31 1 01996 16 0 35 3 01997 14 0 25 8 01998 13 1 32 3 01999 14 0 29 2 02000 14 0 31 2 02001 13 0 29 6 02002 13 0 34 2 02003 13 0 36 2 02004 13 0 31 1 02005 16 0 27 7 02006 15 1 27 7 02007 15 1 27 6 02008 15 1 31 4 02009 16 0 32 3 0


IDAHO VANDALS

Date Opponent TimeAug. 27 !vs. Weber State 4:30 p.m. Aug. 28 !vs. UC Irvine noonAug. 28 !at Washington State 7 p.m. Sept. 2 @vs. Santa Clara 7 p.m. Sept. 3 @at Pacific 7 p.m. Sept. 10 Eastern Washington 7 p.m. Sept. 12 Montana State 11 a.m. Sept. 17 #vs. Seattle 4:30 p.m. Sept. 18 #vs. Wyoming 10 a.m. Sept. 18 #at Gonzaga 7 p.m. Sept. 23 *at Fresno State 7 p.m. Sept. 25 *at San Jose State 7 p.m. Sept. 29 *at Boise State 7 p.m. Oct. 2 *Boise State 7 p.m. Oct. 4 *San Jose State 7 p.m. Oct. 6 *Utah State (ESPNU) 7 p.m. Oct. 9 *Nevada 7 p.m. Oct. 14 *at Louisiana Tech 7 p.m. Oct. 16 *at New Mexico State 7 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 21 *Hawai‘i (ESPNU) 8 p.m. Nov. 4 *at Nevada 7 p.m. Nov. 6 *at Utah State 7 p.m. Nov. 11 *New Mexico State 7 p.m. Nov. 13 *Louisiana Tech 7 p.m. Nov. 15 *Fresno State 7 p.m. Nov. 18 *at Hawai‘i 7 p.m. Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!Washington State Classic (Pullman, Wash.)@Pacific Tournament (Stockton, Calif.)#Gonzaga Tournament (Spokane, Wash.)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n The Vandals have finished 11-5 and in third place in the WAC in each of the last two seasons.

n Idaho has advanced to the WAC Tournament in each of its five seasons as a member of the league.

n Idaho has not finished below .500 in conference play since 2002. The Vandals are 68-48 in conference play since that time.

n Kelsey Taylor will be Idaho’s only senior on the 2010 team.

n The Vandals went 7-1 in WAC home matches in 2009.

n Idaho has six newcomers on its 2010 roster, in addition to Allison Walker and Miranda Pratt, who will play the 2010 season after redshirting in 2009.

n Idaho has led the WAC in total blocks and blocks per set for the last two years, and led the nation in blocks per set (3.23) in 2009.

n The Vandals lost three first-team all-WAC players to graduation after the 2009 season.

n The Vandals only lost 3-0 on three occasions in 2009, and all three were against Top 10 nationally ranked teams (No. 9 UCLA, No. 4 Hawai‘i, No. 3 Hawai‘i).

n Idaho plays non-conference tournaments at Washington State, Pacific and Gonzaga in 2010.

VANDALBITS

VANDALADMINISTRATION

CarlHuntFaculty Representative

Dr.DuaneNellisPresident

NickHeidelbergerVolleyball SID

MaureenReganAssistant AD/SWA

Dr.RobSpearAthletics Director

QUICKFACTS

VOLLEYBALLFACTS

Location: ............................................Moscow, IdahoJoinedWAC: ........................................... July 1, 2005Enrollment: ...................................................... 11,636Founded: ...............................................................1889Nickname: ....................................................... VandalsColors: ..................................Silver and Vandal GoldPresident: ........................................Dr. Duane NellisAthleticsDirector: ........................... Dr. Rob SpearAthleticDepartment: ................. (208) 885-0200TicketOffice: ................................... (208) 885-6466WebSite: ...............................www.govandals.com

MEMORIALGYM

HeadCoach .............................. Debbie BuchananVolleyballOffice ........................... (208) 885-0238

Arena ...................................Memorial Gym (1,500)All-TimeArenaRecord ................229-113 (.670)

2009Record ..........................................15-15 (.500)2009WACRecord ........................ 11-5 (.688), 3rdStartersReturning/Lost ...................................2/5LetterwinnersReturning/Lost .....................7/6

All-TimeRecord ..........................657-520-1 (.558)All-TimeWACRecord ........................49-31 (.613)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ................................0WACTournamentTitles ........................................0LastWACTitle ...................................................... N/ANCAAAppearances ........ 6 (1992-95, 2003-04)NCAARecord .............................................2-6 (.250)


2010SCHEDULE


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DEBBIEBUCHANANAlmaMater: Southern California, ‘96OverallRecord: 149-147 (.503), 10 yearsSchoolRecord: SameWACRecord: 49-31 (.613)

nDebbie Buchanan enters her 11th season as head coach at Idaho, and is the longest-tenured coach in Vandal volleyball history.

nShe has a career record of 149-147 over 10 years, all at Idaho.

nBuchanan is 49-31 in WAC play and 68-37 at home in her career.

nShe led the Vandals to back-to-back NCAA Tournament at-large berths in 2003 and 2004.

nBuchanan has led the Vandals to three third-place WAC finishes in Idaho’s five seasons in the conference.

nIdaho has had at least four players earn all-academic honors in each of the past four years, including seven in 2008.

nBuchanan has coached one All-American, one AVCA All-Region selection, 20 all-conference players, eight all-freshman team selec-tions and 10 Players of the Week in her career.

nBuchanan graduated from the University of Southern California, where she was a student assistant for the volleyball team after an injury cut her playing career short.

nBuchanan had assistant coaching stops at Idaho and Colorado State before taking the head coaching job at Idaho.

nBuchanan coached Haley Larson, who is the only Vandal volleyball player in history to earn four all-conference honors in her career.

COACHINGRECORDSYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish2000 Idaho 16-13 .552 6-10/6th Big West2001 Idaho 11-19 .579 5-13/7th Big West2002 Idaho 11-17 .393 7-11/t-6th Big West2003 Idaho 19-11 .633 10-8/t-5th Big West2004 Idaho 17-13 .567 9-9/6th Big West2005 Idaho 16-14 .533 8-8/5th WAC2006 Idaho 12-18 .400 10-6/3rd WAC2007 Idaho 13-17 .433 9-7/5th WAC2008 Idaho 19-10 .655 11-5/3rd WAC2009 Idaho 15-15 .500 11-5/3rd WAC

OverallRecord 149-147 (.503)/10 yearsIdahoRecord SameWACRecord 49-31 (.613)/4 years

HEADCOACHFILE

ASSISTANTCOACHES

SteveWhitaker3rd Year

MoritzMoritzColorado State (2006)

5th Year


IDAHO TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

ALICIAMILOOH,6-0,Jr.Finished the season with 205 kills (2.47 per set) ... set a career-high with 20 kills against Gonzaga on Oct. 27 ... hit .120 for the season ... had double-digit kills in nine matches ... was named to the Alexis Park Classic all-tournament team after recording 33 kills and a 2.75 kills per match average and leading the team with 13 kills vs. No. 9 UCLA ... recorded her first career double-double with 10 kills and 14 digs on Sept. 19 against UC Santa Barbara ... had a career-high five blocks on two occasions ... hit a career-high .500 on Nov. 19 against Boise State.


KELSEYTAYLORMB,6-3,Sr.As a junior last season, ranked third on the team in both blocks (115) and kills (189) ... hit .184 for the season and averaged 1.62 kills and 0.98 blocks per set ... had a season-high six blocks on six occasions ... had a career-high .647 hitting percentage with 11 kills against Louisiana Tech on Oct. 8 ... posted a career-high 14 kills on Sept. 5 against UNLV ... as a sophomore, ranked first in the WAC in conference matches for blocks (1.61) ... two-time Academic all-WAC selection.


CASSIEHAMILTONOH,5-8,Jr.Played in 115 of 117 sets last season, ranking third on the team with 277 digs (2.41 per set) ... had 12 matches with double-digit digs ... set a career-high with 19 digs against Utah State on Oct. 19 ... tied for the team lead with 27 service aces on the season for an average of 0.23 aces per set ... notched a career-high four aces on two occasions ... had 107 kills on the season and averaged 0.93 kills per set ... recorded her first career double-double with a career-high 17 kills and 11 digs against Louisiana Tech on Nov. 5.


MEDIAINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATIONDirector Becky PaullVolleyballContact Nick HeidelbergerAddress P.O. Box 442302 Moscow, ID 83844OfficeNumber (208) 885-0211Heidelberger’sCellNumber (208) 596-1198Heidelberger’sE-Mail [email protected] (208) 885-0255PressRow (208) 885-0211

MEDIAOUTLETSSpokesman-Review: Josh WrightOffice: (208) 338-8801 FAX: (208) 765-1749

DailyNews: Sandry Kelly, Sports Editor Office: (208) 882-5561 FAX: (208) 883-8205

LewistonTribune: Matt BaneyOffice: (208) 745-9411 FAX: (208) 746-1185

Argonaut(campus)Office: (208) 885-7705 FAX: (208) 885-2222

IDAHOCAMPUS

2010IDAHONUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 1 Kelsey Taylor MB 6-3 Sr. Moscow, Idaho (Moscow) 2 Allison Walker OH/MB 6-1 RS-Fr. Othello, Wash. (Othello) 3 Janelle Chow DS 5-8 So. Mercer Island, Wash. (Mercer Island) 4 Alicia Milo OH 6-0 Jr. Portland, Ore. (Jesuit) 5 Alyssa Schultz MB 6-3 Fr. Issaquah, Wash. (Issaquah) 6 Rylee Walker MB/OH 6-2 Jr. Stevenson, Wash. (Tacoma CC) 7 Julia Church OH 6-1 So. Mukilteo, Wash. (Kamiak) 8 Audrey Hanson MB 6-0 Fr. Meridian, Idaho (Meridian) 9 Alexandra Sele MB 6-2 So. Tumwater, Wash. (Tumwater) 10 Jennifer Feicht S 5-11 So. Irvine, Calif. (Woodbridge) 11 Miranda Pratt OH 6-0 RS-Fr. North Bend, Wash. (Mt. Si) 12 Cassie Hamilton OH 5-8 Jr. Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrieta) 13 Ryann Carter S 5-7 Jr. Edgewood, Wash. (Washington) 14 Jessica Tiffany OH 6-0 Fr. Boise, Idaho (Columbia) 17 Ashley Christman OH 6-0 Fr. Grand Forks, B.C. (Grand Forks SS)

IDAHOPROFILETopReturnees Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAKelsey Taylor MB 6-3 Sr. 1.62 0.43 0.01 0.98 0.01Cassie Hamilton OH 5-8 Jr. 0.93 2.41 0.19 0.13 0.23Alicia Milo OH 6-2 Jr. 2.47 0.92 0.05 0.52 0.02

TopNewcomers Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Alyssa Schultz MB 6-3 Fr. Issaquah, Wash. (Issaquah HS)Ryann Carter S 5-7 Jr. Edgewood, Wash. (Washington)Jessica Tiffany OH 6-0 Fr. Boise, Idaho (Columbia HS)

KeyLosses Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SASarah Conwell OH 5-11 Sr. 3.92 2.57 0.10 0.85 0.18Anna McKinney MB 6-2 Sr. 1.51 0.08 0.01 1.50 0.01Debbie Pederson MB 6-3 Sr. 1.55 0.51 0.03 1.46 0.22Meredith Rice L 5-8 Sr. 0.02 4.50 0.61 0.00 0.23 Katie Tribley S 5-10 Jr. 0.41 1.56 8.37 0.63 0.29


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IDAHO 2009 STATISTICS AND RESULTS


|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEConwell, Sarah 117 30-30 459 3.92 190 1382 .195 12 0.10 21 61 0.18 30 301 2.57 8 92 100 0.85 4 1Milo, Alicia 83 27-4 205 2.47 127 648 .120 4 0.05 2 9 0.02 23 76 0.92 1 42 43 0.52 3 1Taylor, Kelsey 117 30-1 189 1.62 82 581 .184 1 0.01 1 0 0.01 1 50 0.43 3 112 115 0.98 4 0Pederson, Debbie 116 30-30 180 1.55 71 496 .220 4 0.03 25 31 0.22 0 59 0.51 15 154 169 1.46 3 2McKinney, Anna 117 30-30 177 1.51 56 456 .265 1 0.01 1 0 0.01 0 9 0.08 12 164 176 1.50 8 0Hamilton, Cassie 115 30-30 107 0.93 72 420 .083 22 0.19 27 17 0.23 14 277 2.41 0 15 15 0.13 8 1Sele, Alexandra 6 5-0 4 0.67 3 13 .077 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.17 2 3 5 0.83 3 0Tribley, Katie 90 28-23 37 0.41 18 110 .173 753 8.37 26 27 0.29 0 140 1.56 1 56 57 0.63 7 20Church, Julia 7 6-0 2 0.29 4 13 -.154 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 2 0.29 0 0Feicht, Jennifer 68 21-12 10 0.15 5 42 .119 385 5.66 14 11 0.21 0 117 1.72 2 28 30 0.44 1 3Rice, Meredith 117 30-0 2 0.02 3 15 -.067 71 0.61 27 31 0.23 31 526 4.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 2Chow, Janelle 99 27-20 1 0.01 1 5 .000 21 0.21 17 13 0.17 8 188 1.90 0 0 0 0.00 0 0LaFollette, Brittnee 5 4-0 0 0.00 1 1 -1.000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 3 0.60 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 15 Idaho 117 1373 11.74 633 4182 .177 1274 10.89 161 203 1.38 122 1747 14.93 44 668 378.0 3.23 41 30Opponents 117 1522 13.01 805 4434 .162 1425 12.18 122 216 1.04 161 1841 15.74 34 377 222.5 1.90 37 37


|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEConwell, Sarah 60 16-16 260 4.33 105 775 .200 7 0.12 12 39 0.20 14 192 3.20 2 61 63 1.05 2 1Milo, Alicia 32 13-0 60 1.88 44 213 .075 1 0.03 0 1 0.00 11 19 0.59 0 18 18 0.56 1 1Taylor, Kelsey 60 16-0 101 1.68 42 306 .193 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 28 0.47 0 60 60 1.00 3 0Pederson, Debbie 60 16-16 101 1.68 43 284 .204 3 0.05 11 11 0.18 0 29 0.48 7 91 98 1.63 0 2McKinney, Anna 60 16-16 100 1.67 30 233 .300 1 0.02 1 0 0.02 0 5 0.08 7 85 92 1.53 1 0Hamilton, Cassie 60 16-16 70 1.17 44 260 .100 10 0.17 12 8 0.20 7 162 2.70 0 11 11 0.18 3 0Sele, Alexandra 4 4-0 3 0.75 3 11 .000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.25 1 1 2 0.50 2 0Tribley, Katie 44 14-12 22 0.50 8 60 .233 428 9.73 16 16 0.36 0 71 1.61 1 32 33 0.75 3 9Feicht, Jennifer 20 8-4 3 0.15 1 14 .143 181 9.05 4 5 0.20 0 39 1.95 0 16 16 0.80 0 1Chow, Janelle 59 16-16 1 0.02 1 2 .000 11 0.19 8 11 0.14 4 118 2.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Rice, Meredith 60 16-0 1 0.02 0 3 .333 37 0.62 10 21 0.17 15 284 4.73 0 0 0 0.00 0 1LaFollette, Brittnee 2 2-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Church, Julia 2 2-0 0 0.00 1 5 -.200 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0.50 0 0Team 7 Idaho 60 722 12.03 322 2166 .185 679 11.32 74 114 1.23 59 948 15.80 18 376 206.0 3.43 15 15Opponents 60 755 12.58 433 2327 .138 702 11.70 59 116 0.98 74 954 15.90 18 179 107.5 1.79 16 19

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !vs. Appalachian State W, 3-0Aug. 29 !vs. Lamar W, 3-0Aug. 29 !at Cal State Fullerton L, 2-3Sept. 4 @vs. LMU W, 3-2Sept. 5 @at UNLV W, 3-1Sept. 5 @vs. No. 9 UCLA L, 0-3Sept. 11 #at Washington State L, 2-3Sept. 12 #vs. CS Northridge L, 1-3Sept. 18 $vs. No. 29 Santa Clara L, 1-3Sept. 19 $vs. UC Santa Barbara L, 1-3Sept. 19 $at Cal Poly L, 1-3Sept. 24 *at San Jose State W, 3-1Sept. 26 *at No. 4 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Sept. 30 at Eastern Washington L, 1-3Oct. 3 *Fresno State W, 3-2Oct. 8 *Louisiana Tech W, 3-0Oct. 10 *at Fresno State L, 2-3Oct. 12 *at Boise State L, 1-3Oct. 17 *at Nevada W, 3-0

Date Opponent ResultOct. 19 *at Utah State W, 3-2Oct. 22 *Nevada W, 3-0Oct. 24 *Utah State W, 3-0 Oct. 27 Gonzaga L, 2-3Oct. 29 *New Mexico State W, 3-1Nov. 5 *at Louisiana Tech W, 3-1Nov. 7 *at NM State L, 2-3Nov. 12 *San Jose State W, 3-0Nov. 14 *No. 3 Hawai‘i L, 0-3 Nov. 19 *Boise State W, 3-0Nov. 23 %vs. Boise State L, 1-3

!Titan Classic (Fullerton, Calif.)@UNLV Tourney (Las Vegas, Nev.)#Cougar Challenge (Pullman, Wash.)$Mission Inn Invite (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)*WAC Match%WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)

ALL-TIMERESULTS

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1974 - - 22 6 01975 - - 18 18 01976 - - 16 18 01977 - - 19 19 01978 3 4 24 15 01979 4 3 14 23 01980 9 0 32 6 11981 6 2 28 19 01982 7 7 19 10 01983 5 9 23 17 01984 12 2 26 14 01985 7 7 19 17 01986 3 9 9 26 01987 1 15 5 24 01988 5 11 11 17 01989 6 10 15 14 01990 6 10 14 15 01991 8 8 13 16 0



LOUISIANA TECH LADY TECHSTERS

Date Opponent TimeAug. 27 !vs. Northwestern State 10 a.m.Aug. 27 !vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 5 p.m.Aug. 28 !at Arkansas State 3 p.m.Sept. 3 @vs. Texas-Pan American 10 a.m.Sept. 3 @at UT Arlington 7 p.m.Sept. 4 @vs. Arkansas-Little Rock 10 a.m.Sept. 4 @vs. Mississippi State 2:30 p.m.Sept. 7 Jackson State 7 p.m.Sept. 10 #Grambling State 5 p.m.Sept. 10 #Southeastern Louisiana 7 p.m.Sept. 11 #Centenary College 2 p.m.Sept. 17 $vs. Houston 3 p.m.Sept. 18 $vs. Southeastern Louisiana 10 a.m.Sept. 18 $at Nicholls State 4 p.m.Sept. 23 *New Mexico State 7 p.m.Sept. 25 *at New Mexico State 7 p.m.Oct. 1 *Hawai‘i 7 p.m.Oct. 2 at Grambling State 6:30 p.m.Oct. 7 *at Fresno State 7 p.m.Oct. 9 *at San Jose State 7 p.m.Oct. 14 *Idaho 7 p.m.Oct. 16 *Boise State 7:30 p.m.Oct. 21 *at Utah State 7 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 23 *at Nevada 7 p.m.Oct. 28 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2 p.m.Oct. 30 at Houston Baptist TBANov. 1 *at Hawai‘i 7 p.m.Nov. 4 *San Jose State 7 p.m.Nov. 6 *Fresno State 7:30 p.m.Nov. 11 *at Boise State 7 p.m.Nov. 13 *at Idaho 7 p.m.Nov. 15 *Utah State 7 p.m.Nov. 18 *Nevada 7 p.m. Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!Arkansas State Tournament (Jonesoboro, Ark.)@UTA Tournament (Arlington, Texas)#Louisiana Tech Tournament (Ruston, La.)$Nicholls State Tournament (Thibodaux, La.)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n Tech loses just one starter – middle blocker KC Clayton – from last year’s team that won 15 matches, the most since winning 15 in 2005.

n Tech’s four conference victories in 2009 tied the program record for WAC wins in a season as Tech had only recorded four WAC wins in the past five seasons combined.

n Clayton, Kara Jones and Nataliya Panova were named all-Louisiana by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association last year, the most Techsters on one team since 2002.

n Head coach Matt Sonnichsen finished second in the 2009 Louisiana Sports Writers Associa-tion’s Coach of the Year voting.

n Last year, Jones led the WAC in solo blocks with 32. In addition, her 131 total blocks tied her for second in Tech’s single-season record books.

n Libero Lori Hunsucker ranked third in the WAC last season in total digs with 447, good for fifth all-time in the Tech single-season record books.

n Panova was named MVP of the 2009 Lady Techster Invitational after averaging 2.91 kills, 3.09 digs, 0.73 blocks and 0.55 assists per set over the four matches.

n As a team, Tech led the WAC in total digs (1769) and ranked third in digs per set (14.38).

LADYTECHSTERBITS

LADYTECHSTERADMINISTRATION

JamesLiberatosFaculty Representative

Dr.DanielReneauPresident

AustinStatonVolleyball SID

MaryKayHungateDeputy AD/SWA

BruceVanDeVeldeAthletics Director

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Location: ................................................... Ruston, La.JoinedWAC: ...........................................July 1, 2001Enrollment: ......................................................11,500Founded: .............................................................. 1894Nickname: .........................................Lady TechstersColors: ....................................................Red and BluePresident: ....................................Dr. Daniel ReneauAthleticsDirector: ................Bruce Van De VeldeAthleticDepartment: ................. (318) 257-4111TicketOffice: ................................... (318) 257-3631WebSite: ...........................www.latechsports.com

THOMASASSEMBLYCENTER

HeadCoach ................................ Matt SonnichsenVolleyballOffice ........................... (318) 257-4111

Arena ..............Thomas Assembly Center (8,000)All-TimeArenaRecord ................120-107 (.529)

2009Record ..........................................15-18 (.455)2009WACRecord ........................ 4-12 (.250), 8thStartersReturning/Lost ...................................6/1LetterwinnersReturning/Lost ..................10/3

All-TimeRecord ..............................328-402 (.450)All-TimeWACRecord ..................... 16-116 (.121)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ................................0WACTournamentTitles ........................................0LastWACTitle ...................................................... N/ANCAAAppearances ...............................................0NCAARecord ....................................................... N/A


2010SCHEDULE


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MATTSONNICHSENAlmaMater: UCLA, ‘89OverallRecord: 159-161 (.497), 11 yearsSchoolRecord: 19-42 (.311), 2 yearsWACRecord: 25-103 (.195), 10 years

nMatt Sonnichsen enters his third season as Louisiana Tech’s head coach.

nLast season, he led the Techsters to a 15-18 overall record and a 4-12 mark in WAC play. The 15 wins were the most since 2005 and the four WAC wins equaled the program’s conference win total in the previous five seasons combined.

n Before arriving at Tech, Sonnichsen recorded a 19-9 record in his first and only season at Newberry, compiling a 7-7 record in the South Atlantic Conference. The previous year, the Indians went 4-30.

n Prior to Newberry College, he was an assistant at Grinnell College, where he coached the 2006 season under his father, Tom.

n Sonnichsen’s longest tenure as head coach came during his eight seasons at Tulsa, where his 2000 team had its first winning season in more than 20 years. He finished with 20 or more wins three times during his stay, and his 2004 team finished in second place in the WAC Eastern Division.

n In the winter of 2006, Sonnichsen was the first coach from the USA to coach a team in the Puerto Rican Women’s Professional Volleyball League.

n Sonnichsen earned a bachelor of science degree in economics from UCLA in 1994. While there, he was a member of two national champion teams, playing from 1986-89. He was a three-time All-American and was an NCAA all-tournament selection from 1987-89.

n As a professional volleyball player, he played for the USA National Team from 1990-91, playing in the Goodwill Sets in Seattle, Wash.

n Sonnichsen also played in the Swiss Professional League with two different clubs, LUC Lausanne and MTV Nafels.

COACHINGRECORDSYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish1998 Tulsa 11-16 .407 2-12/T-7th WAC Mtn.1999 Tulsa 10-18 .357 2-12/T-7th WAC2000 Tulsa 20-13 .606 4-12/T-8th WAC2001 Tulsa 9-15 .375 3-10/4th WAC East2002 Tulsa 20-13 .606 3-10/5th WAC East2003 Tulsa 11-17 .393 2-11/4th WAC East2004 Tulsa 17-10 .630 5-8/T-2nd WAC East2005 Tulsa 23-8 .742 10-5/3rd C-USA2007 Newberry 19-9 .679 7-7/4th South Atlantic2008 Louisiana Tech 4-24 .143 0-16/9th WAC2009 Louisiana Tech 15-18 .455 4-12/8th WAC

OverallRecord 159-161 (.497)/11 yearsLouisianaTechRecord 19-42 (.311)/2 yearsWACRecord 25-103 (.195)/10 years

HEADCOACHFILE

ASSISTANTCOACH

ChristyStegallNewberry College (2008)3rd Year


LOUISIANA TECH TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

KARAJONESMB,6-3,Sr.Played in all 33 matches last season, starting 32 ... led the WAC with 32 solo blocks on the year, 13 more than second place ... set a school single-match record with 12 total blocks vs. Air Force on Sept. 11 ... named to the Southern Miss Invitational all-tourna-ment team ... her 1.15 blocks per set average ranked seventh in the conference and second all-time at Tech ... Her 131 total blocks was also second best in Tech history and ranked fourth in the WAC ... Led the team with a .258 hitting percentage ... has 296 career blocks, good for sixth place in school history.


KASSIAPINTOOH,5-8,Sr.Played in 29 matches last season, starting 26 ... ranked second on the team and fifth in the WAC with seven double-doubles ... led the Techsters in service aces (27), ranked third in kills (175) and fourth in digs (272) ... posted season highs in both kills and digs on Nov. 7 vs. Boise State with 14 kills and 19 digs ... also recorded 19 digs vs. Idaho on Nov. 5 ... transferred to Tech from Lake Land College, where she was named all-conference and all-region as a sophomore ... was named region freshman of the year, conference player of the year and honorable mention All-American in 2007.


JENNIFERGOODWINOH,6-0,Sr.Played in all 33 matches last season, starting 32 ... ranked third on the team in digs (284) and fifth in kills (164) ... recorded eight kills and season highs of 17 digs and six blocks vs. Jacksonville on Sept. 4 ... posted a season-high 11 kills vs. Central Arkansas on Sept. 10 and vs. Grambling State on Sept. 19 ... transferred to LA Tech from Blinn, where she helped lead the team to the 2008 national championship.


MEDIAINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATIONDirector Malcolm ButlerVolleyballContact Austin StatonAddress P.O. Box 3046 Ruston, LA 71270OfficeNumber (318) 257-3144Staton’sCellNumber (254) 723-4606Staton’sE-Mail [email protected] (318) 257-3757PressRow (318) 257-3144

MEDIAOUTLETSAssociatedPress(NewOrleans): Mary FosterOffice: (800) 662-7717 FAX: (504) 586-0531

RustonDailyLeader: Buddy DavisOffice: (318) 255-4353 FAX: (318) 255-4006

MonroeNews-Star: Scott BoatrightOffice: (318) 362-0287 FAX: (318) 362-0267

TechTalk(campus)Office: (318) 257-4946 FAX: (318) 257-4558

LOUISIANATECHCAMPUS

2010LOUISIANATECHNUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 1 Nataliya Panova 6-0 OH Jr. Sofia, Bulgaria (Houston) 2 Kara Jones 6-3 MB Sr. Moody, Texas (Moody) 3 Lori Hunsucker 5-10 L Sr. Katy, Texas (Blinn College) 4 Taylor Fritz 5-10 OH Sr. Spring, Texas (Klein) 5 Clara Vido 5-8 OH Fr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil 6 Emily Maher 6-1 MB So. Flower Mound, Texas (Southeast Missouri State) 7 Bianca Bin 5-10 S Sr. Sao Paolo, Brazil (FEFISA) 8 Kassia Pinto 5-8 OH Sr. Vitoria, Espirito Santo-Brazil (Lake Land College) 9 Caitlin Germany 6-2 MB Fr. Huntsville, Texas (Huntsville) 10 Jennifer Goodwin 6-0 OH Sr. Nederland, Texas (Blinn College) 11 Mallory Stanley 5-10 S Jr. Stockton, Mo. (Stockton) 12 Gabryel Ording 6-0 MB So. Custer Park, Ill. (Custer Park)

LOUISIANATECHPROFILETopReturnees Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SALori Hunsucker 5-10 L Sr. 0.01 3.66 0.31 0.00 0.12Kara Jones 6-3 MB Sr. 1.88 0.60 0.17 1.15 0.10Kassia Pinto 5-8 OH Sr. 1.77 2.75 0.13 0.34 0.27

TopNewcomers Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Caitlin Germany 6-2 MB Fr. Huntsville, Texas (Huntsville)Emily Maher 6-1 MB So. Flower Mount, Texas (Southeast Missouri State)Clara Vido 5-8 OH Fr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil

KeyLosses Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAKC Clayton MB 6-1 Sr. 2.28 0.24 0.11 0.94 0.01


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|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEPanova, Nataliya 121 33-30 284 2.35 148 857 .159 25 0.21 19 15 0.16 26 322 2.66 4 54 58 0.48 6 0Kolunija, Natasha 34 14-7 79 2.32 35 243 .181 3 0.09 7 2 0.21 0 18 0.53 1 12 13 0.38 3 0Clayton, KC 108 31-31 246 2.28 104 635 .224 12 0.11 1 0 0.01 0 26 0.24 15 87 102 0.94 14 1Jones, Kara 114 33-32 214 1.88 69 563 .258 19 0.17 11 7 0.10 2 68 0.60 32 99 131 1.15 9 2Pinto, Kassia 99 29-26 175 1.77 101 654 .113 13 0.13 27 31 0.27 18 272 2.75 1 33 34 0.34 5 1Crowder, Samantha 37 19-3 54 1.46 24 133 .226 3 0.08 0 1 0.00 0 8 0.22 2 21 23 0.62 1 1Goodwin, Jennifer 117 33-32 164 1.40 106 706 .082 18 0.15 18 8 0.15 22 284 2.43 5 50 55 0.47 2 0Armstrong, Lindsay 17 14-2 15 0.88 4 44 .250 3 0.18 0 1 0.00 0 8 0.47 0 7 7 0.41 0 0Ording, Gabryel 12 7-0 10 0.83 5 22 .227 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 7 7 0.58 2 0Fritz, Taylor 49 22-2 40 0.82 33 208 .034 4 0.08 5 11 0.10 8 71 1.45 0 14 14 0.29 1 0Bin, Bianca 118 33-33 71 0.60 39 249 .129 963 8.16 15 36 0.13 0 184 1.56 4 44 48 0.41 5 20Stanley, Mallory 35 17-0 3 0.09 2 10 .100 86 2.46 5 4 0.14 0 15 0.43 0 3 3 0.09 0 4Hunsucker, Lori 122 33-0 1 0.01 2 16 -.062 38 0.31 15 10 0.12 38 447 3.66 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Alexander, Kaylon 48 20-0 0 0.00 1 5 -.200 0 0.00 4 8 0.08 5 45 0.94 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Pembleton, Brittany 1 1-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0LouisianaTech 123 1356 11.02 673 4345 .157 1187 9.65 127 136 1.03 137 1769 14.38 64 431 279.5 2.27 48 29Opponents 123 1635 13.29 813 4527 .182 1517 12.33 137 246 1.11 127 2007 16.32 21 431 236.5 1.92 40 54


|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEClayton, KC 57 16-16 145 2.54 62 364 .228 8 0.14 1 0 0.02 0 15 0.26 7 40 47 0.82 4 1Panova, Nataliya 59 16-16 145 2.46 78 446 .150 8 0.14 7 8 0.12 14 146 2.47 4 24 28 0.47 2 0Pinto, Kassia 52 16-16 103 1.98 56 358 .131 5 0.10 16 21 0.31 12 146 2.81 1 19 20 0.38 3 0Jones, Kara 56 16-16 105 1.88 33 297 .242 10 0.18 5 3 0.09 0 24 0.43 16 48 64 1.14 2 1Goodwin, Jennifer 55 16-16 73 1.33 50 329 .070 7 0.13 3 2 0.05 11 111 2.02 2 19 21 0.38 1 0Kolunija, Natasha 4 4-0 5 1.25 5 15 .000 0 0.00 2 0 0.50 0 4 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Crowder, Samantha 9 7-0 10 1.11 6 29 .138 1 0.11 0 1 0.00 0 1 0.11 0 5 5 0.56 0 0Armstrong, Lindsay 5 5-0 5 1.00 0 13 .385 1 0.20 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 2 0.40 0 0Fritz, Taylor 32 14-0 19 0.59 18 109 .009 4 0.12 3 8 0.09 5 42 1.31 0 7 7 0.22 0 0Ording, Gabryel 2 2-0 1 0.50 1 3 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 2 1.00 0 0Bin, Bianca 56 16-16 23 0.41 19 102 .039 468 8.36 3 17 0.05 0 69 1.23 2 19 21 0.38 2 11Stanley, Mallory 19 9-0 2 0.11 1 5 .200 38 2.00 0 2 0.00 0 7 0.37 0 3 3 0.16 0 2Hunsucker, Lori 58 16-0 0 0.00 0 6 .000 15 0.26 4 4 0.07 23 212 3.66 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Alexander, Kaylon 17 7-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 5 0.00 1 9 0.53 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 7 LouisianaTech 59 636 10.78 329 2076 .148 565 9.58 44 71 0.75 73 786 13.32 32 188 126.0 2.14 14 15Opponents 59 850 14.41 353 2140 .232 792 13.42 73 110 1.24 44 973 16.49 4 225 116.5 1.97 19 25

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, 3-0Aug. 28 !Tennessee-Martin L, 1-3Aug. 29 !Centenary W, 3-0Aug. 29 !South Alabama W, 3-0Sept. 1 at Northwestern State W, 3-0Sept. 4 @vs. Jacksonville State W, 3-1Sept. 5 @vs. Sam Houston State W, 3-1Sept. 5 @at Southern Miss. L, 0-3Sept. 10 #at Central Arkansas L, 1-3Sept. 11 #vs. Air Force L, 2-3Sept. 11 #vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, 3-0Sept. 12 #vs. Louisiana-Monroe W, 3-0Sept. 18 $Southeastern Louisiana L, 1-3Sept. 19 $Grambling State W, 3-1Sept. 19 $Chattanooga L, 2-3Sept. 22 at McNeese State W, 3-1Sept. 26 *Utah State W, 3-2Sept. 27 *New Mexico State L, 1-3Oct. 1 *No. 4 Hawai‘i L, 0-3

Date Opponent ResultOct. 3 *Nevada W, 3-0Oct. 8 *at Idaho L, 0-3Oct. 10 *at New Mexico State L, 0-3Oct. 17 *at San Jose State L, 2-3Oct. 19 *at No. 3 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Oct. 22 *San Jose State W, 3-1Oct. 24 *Fresno State W, 3-0Oct. 29 *at Utah State L, 0-3Oct. 31 *at Boise State L, 1-3Nov. 5 *Idaho L, 1-3Nov. 7 *Boise State L, 2-3Nov. 10 Centenary W, 3-2Nov. 12 *at Fresno State L, 1-3Nov. 14 *at Nevada L, 0-3

!Lady Techster Invitational (Ruston, La.)@Southern Miss Invite (Hattiesburg, Miss.)#Sugar Bear Classic (Conway, Ark.)$Louisiana Tech Tourney (Ruston, La.)*WAC Match

ALL-TIMERESULTS

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1976 6 1 24 12 01977 - - 14 10 01978 - - 17 14 01979 - - 20 8 01980 - - 11 19 01981 - - 16 18 01982 - - 4 20 01983 - - 4 20 01984 - - 1 23 01985 2 10 6 23 01986 7 5 15 15 01987 10 6 17 13 01988 4 12 7 26 01989 3 13 4 23 01990 0 16 2 32 01991 3 13 8 19 01992 7 11 10 26 0

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1993 5 13 17 16 01994 5 13 11 23 01995 9 9 16 14 01996 7 9 16 15 01997 5 11 12 19 01998 12 4 22 7 01999 10 6 17 11 02000 10 6 13 14 02001 0 13 8 20 02002 4 9 9 16 02003 4 9 16 15 02004 1 12 6 21 02005 2 14 15 18 02006 0 16 6 28 02007 1 15 6 24 02008 0 16 4 24 02009 4 12 15 18 0


NEVADA WOLF PACK

Date Opponent TimeAug. 27 !vs. Utah Valley 4 p.m.Aug. 28 !at Missouri noonAug. 28 !vs. Maryland 4 p.m.Sept. 3 @Weber State 6 p.m.Sept. 4 @Belmont noonSept. 4 @Notre Dame 7 p.m.Sept. 10 #Northern Arizona noonSept. 10 #Arizona 7 p.m.Sept. 11 #Pacific 2 p.m.Sept. 17 $vs. Portland 4:30 p.m.Sept. 18 $vs. UC Davis 11:30 a.m.Sept. 18 $vs. Oregon State 4:30 p.m.Sept. 24 *at Hawai‘i 7 p.m.Sept. 27 at UNLV 5 p.m.Sept. 30 *San Jose State 7 p.m.Oct. 2 *Fresno State 7 p.m.Oct. 7 *at Boise State 7 p.m.Oct. 9 *at Idaho 7 p.m.Oct. 15 *Utah State 7 p.m.Oct. 17 *at New Mexico State 7 p.m.Oct. 21 *New Mexico State 7 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 23 *Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Oct. 28 *at Fresno State 7 p.m.Oct. 30 *at San Jose State 7 p.m.Nov. 4 *Idaho 7 p.m.Nov. 6 *Boise State 1 p.m.Nov. 12 *at Utah State 7 p.m.Nov. 14 *Hawai‘i 6 p.m.Nov. 18 *at Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!Missouri Tournament (Columbia, Mo.) @Nevada Invitational (Reno, Nev.)#Wolf Pack Invitational (Reno, Nev.)$UC Davis Tournament (Davis, Calif.)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n Nevada returns a pair of seniors who earned all-WAC honors in Kylie Harrington, a first team selection, and Lindsay Baldwin, a second team honoree. The team also returns Elissa Ji, an All-Freshman Team selection.

n Harrington was named Nov. 16 WAC Player of the Week after averaging 4.91 kills, 5.14 points and 2.00 digs with a .283 attack percentage.

n Nevada went 5-1 in five-set matches last season.

n Nevada returns five starters, its starting libero, and 10 letterwinners from last year’s team.

n The Wolf Pack will play in four tournaments to start the 2010 season. Two of the tourna-ments will be hosted by the Pack.

n Baldwin (1,038) and Harrington (947.5) rank sixth and seventh, respectively, in career points at Nevada.

n Nicole Link’s 430 digs last season is the second-best total in school history and her 1,014 career digs ranks eighth. Link’s 30 digs vs. Cal State Bakersfield and 29 vs. Utah State last year are the fourth and fifth best match totals, respectively, in Pack history.

n Three of Nevada’s four seniors – Harrington, Baldwin and Link – have played their entire careers in the Silver & Blue, while Jessica Daum has spent three years on the Pack roster.

n Nevada’s 15-player roster comes from six states – California (5), Hawai‘i (4), Nevada (3), Maryland, Oregon and Texas.

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WOLFPACKADMINISTRATION

JeanPerryFaculty Representative

Dr.MiltonGlickPresident

JackKuestermeyerVolleyball SID

RhondaLundinSWA

CaryGrothAthletics Director

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VOLLEYBALLFACTS

Location: .....................................................Reno, Nev.JoinedWAC: ........................................... July 1, 2000Enrollment: ...................................................... 17,000Founded: ...............................................................1874Nickname: ................................................... Wolf PackColors: ......................................Navy Blue and SilverPresident: ......................................... Dr. Milton GlickAthleticsDirector: ................................. Cary GrothAthleticDepartment: ..................(775) 784-6900TicketOffice: ....................................(775) 348-7225WebSite: ................... www.nevadawolfpack.com

VIRGINIASTREETGYM

HeadCoach ..................................... Devin ScruggsVolleyballOffice ........................... (775) 682-6920

Arena ..........................Virginia Street Gym (1,800)All-TimeArenaRecord .................151-88 (.632)

2009Record ..........................................11-20 (.355)2009WACRecord ....................... 7-9 (.438), T-4thStartersReturning/Lost ...................................6/1LetterwinnersReturning/Lost ..................10/4

All-TimeRecord ..............................452-559 (.447)All-TimeWACRecord ........................87-61 (.588)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ................................0WACTournamentTitles ........................................0LastWACTitle ...................................................... N/ANCAAAppearances ... 5 (1998, 2001-02, 2004-05)NCAARecord .............................................0-5 (.000)


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DEVINSCRUGGSAlmaMater: Pacific, ‘91OverallRecord: 212-170 (.555), 13 yearsSchoolRecord: SameWACRecord: 87-61 (.588), 10 years

nHead coach Devin Scruggs enters her 14th season with the Wolf Pack and has posted a 212-170 career mark at Nevada.

nScruggs has led Nevada to all five of the schools’ NCAA Tournament appearances coming in 1998, 2001, 2002, 2004 and 2005.

nShe guided the 1998 and 2002 Nevada teams to a school-record 22 wins. The 2004 squad won 21 matches to give her three 20-plus win seasons during her tenure.

nScruggs recorded her 200th career victory, all coming at Nevada, when the Wolf Pack defeated Utah State 3-1 on Oct. 25, 2008.

nShe has coached two AVCA All-Region selections and one honorable mention All-American.

nScruggs has produced 33 all-conference selections (12 first team and 21 second team). In addition, she has coached 10 freshman all-conference performers.

nShe helped the Pack to second-place finishes at the 2002 and 2004 WAC Tournaments.

nScruggs posted a stretch of seven consecutive winnings seasons from 2001-2007 and 10 straight years with a winning record in conference play from 1998-2007.

nShe has posted records of .500 or better in nine of 13 years at Ne-vada. The Pack has also posted a winning conference record in 10 of her 13 seasons at the helm.

COACHINGRECORDSYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish1997 Nevada 12-19 .387 5-11/5th Big West-E1998 Nevada 22-7 .759 12-4/1st Big West-W1999 Nevada 17-11 .607 10-6/2nd Big West-E2000 Nevada 13-14 .481 10-6/3rd WAC2001 Nevada 17-8 .680 9-4/T-2nd WAC West2002 Nevada 22-10 .688 8-5/3rd WAC West2003 Nevada 16-15 .516 7-6/3rd WAC West2004 Nevada 21-10 .677 10-3/2nd WAC West2005 Nevada 18-13 .581 10-6/5th WAC2006 Nevada 15-15 .500 9-7/T-4th WAC2007 Nevada 16-11 .593 10-6/4th WAC2008 Nevada 12-17 .414 7-9/T-5th WAC2009 Nevada 11-20 .355 7-9/T-4th WAC

OverallRecord 212-170 (.555)/13 yearsNevadaRecord SameWACRecord 87-61 (.588)/10 years

HEADCOACHFILE

ASSISTANTCOACHES

RuthLawansonFresno State (1987)1st Year

NateHallettNevada (2008)

5th Year


NEVADA TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

KYLIEHARRINGTONOH,5-10,Sr.Earned first team all-WAC honors last year after being named to the second team in 2008 ... was the Nov. 16 WAC Player of the Week after averaging 4.91 kills, 5.14 points and 2.00 digs ... led the Pack in kills 26 times ... led the team and ranked fifth in the WAC with 3.55 kills and 3.90 points per set ... posted a career-high 25 kills at Fresno State on Nov. 9 ... named to a pair of all-tournament squads her junior year and four during her career ... had five double-doubles ... ranks seventh in the Nevada career record books with 947.5 points.


NICOLELINKL,6-1,Sr.Led the team and ranked fourth in the WAC with 3.84 digs per set last season ... also ranked fourth with 4.15 digs per set in conference play ... tallied 30 digs vs. Cal State Bakersfield and 29 digs vs. Utah State, which rank fourth and fifth on the Nevada single-match record books ... led the team in digs in 24 matches ... posted double-digit digs in 25 of 31 matches and had 20 or more digs six times ... her 430 digs last season is the second-best total in school history, while her 393 in 2008 ranks seventh ... ranks eighth in the Nevada career record book with 1,014 digs.


LINDSAYBALDWINMB,6-1,Sr.Earned second team all-WAC honors a year ago after being named to the first team in 2008 and to the All-Freshman squad in 2007 ... last year led the team with a .261 attack percentage and 1.07 blocks per set while ranking second with 3.21 points and 2.43 kills per set ... posted double-digit kills 14 times and led the Pack in kills three times ... named to three all-tournament squads a year ago and five during her career ... ranks fourth in the Nevada career record books in total blocks (379) and block assists (340), and sixth in points (1,038).


MEDIAINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATIONDirector Chad HartleyVolleyballContact Jack KuestermeyerAddress 1664 Virginia Street Reno, NV 89557OfficeNumber (775) 682-6984Kuestermeyer’sCellNumber (775) 240-6251Kuestermeyer’sE-Mail [email protected] (775) 784-4386PressRow (775) 327-5132

MEDIAOUTLETSRenoGazetteJournal: Jim KrajewskiOffice: (775) 788-6349 FAX: (775) 788-6458

NevadaAppeal: TBAOffice: (775) 882-2111 FAX: (775) 887-2420

Sagebrush(campus): Sports EditorOffice: (775) 784-1955 FAX: (775) 784-1955

DailySparksTribune Dan EcklesOffice: (775) 358-8061 ext. 230 FAX: (775) 359-3837

NEVADACAMPUS

2010NEVADANUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 1 Erin Garvey OH/RS 6-0 Jr. Argyle, Texas (John H. Guyer) 2 Kelly Chang DS/L 5-2 So. Honolulu, Hawai‘i (Hawai‘i Baptist Academy) 3 Janelle Batista RS/MB 5-11 So. Corvallis, Ore. (Crescent Valley) 5 Grace Anxo OH/RS 5-10 Fr. Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue) 6 Tessa Lea’ea MB 6-3 Fr. Stockton, Calif. (Cesar Chavez) 7 Kylie Harrington OH 5-10 Sr. Honolulu, Hawai‘i (Saint Francis) 8 Lindsay Baldwin MB 6-1 Sr. Hillsborough, Calif. (Notre Dame Belmont) 9 Brianna Heinen OH 5-10 Fr. Saratoga, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty) 10 Jessica Daum OH/DS 5-9 Sr. Fallon, Nev. (Churchill County) 11 Nicole Link L/OH 5-8 Sr. Elk Grove, Calif. (Christian Brothers) 12 Tatiana Santiago S/DS 5-6 Jr. Kahuku, Hawai‘i (Kamehameha Schools) 14 Sofia Anxo OH 5-10 Fr. Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue) 15 Elissa Ji OH 5-10 So. Honolulu, Hawai‘i (Maryknoll) 17 Dana Holt S 5-10 Fr. Yorba Linda, Calif. (Esperanza) 22 Brittni Yates MB 6-1 Jr. White Plains, Md. (M.J. McDonough)

NEVADAPROFILETopReturnees Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SALindsay Baldwin MB 6-1 Sr. 2.43 0.57 0.09 1.07 0.18Kylie Harrington OH 5-10 Sr. 3.55 2.11 0.18 0.23 0.23Nicole Link L/OH 5-8 Sr. 0.05 3.84 0.19 0.04 0.16Elissa Ji OH 5-10 So. 1.70 0.86 0.09 0.33 0.00

TopNewcomers Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Grace Anxo OH/RS 5-10 Fr. Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue)Sofia Anxo OH 5-10 Fr. Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue)

KeyLosses Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SASonnie Sei S 5-10 Sr. 0.32 1.29 5.89 0.18 0.16Lauren Kelly DS/L 5-7 Sr. 0.03 0.86 0.30 0.01 0.19Jorgan Staker RS 6-1 Sr. 1.21 0.29 0.29 0.41 0.00


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|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEHarrington, Kylie 114 31-31 405 3.55 229 1137 .155 21 0.18 26 36 0.23 30 241 2.11 1 25 26 0.23 2 2Baldwin, Lindsay 111 30-30 270 2.43 98 659 .261 10 0.09 20 26 0.18 2 63 0.57 13 106 119 1.07 2 1Garvey, Erin 106 30-19 185 1.75 63 505 .242 30 0.28 0 1 0.00 1 18 0.17 5 52 57 0.54 6 8Ji, Elissa 99 30-23 168 1.70 102 567 .116 9 0.09 0 17 0.00 36 85 0.86 3 30 33 0.33 1 1Staker, Jorgan 96 28-10 116 1.21 40 312 .244 28 0.29 0 0 0.00 1 28 0.29 1 38 39 0.41 2 5Batista, Janelle 73 22-17 69 0.95 48 192 .109 7 0.10 0 0 0.00 2 10 0.14 4 33 37 0.51 12 0Vance, Kylee 32 14-4 30 0.94 21 109 .083 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 2 5 0.16 0 12 12 0.38 1 0Yates, Brittni 48 16-14 41 0.85 25 104 .154 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 4 0.08 2 25 27 0.56 1 0Daum, Jessica 7 5-0 5 0.71 4 23 .043 1 0.14 0 1 0.00 2 6 0.86 1 2 3 0.43 0 0Sei, Sonnie 112 31-18 36 0.32 8 78 .359 660 5.89 18 37 0.16 1 144 1.29 1 19 20 0.18 4 10Santiago, Tatiana 87 27-13 8 0.09 8 26 .000 414 4.76 11 25 0.13 0 134 1.54 0 5 5 0.06 6 22Link, Nicole 112 31-0 6 0.05 6 42 .000 21 0.19 18 12 0.16 40 430 3.84 1 3 4 0.04 0 0Kelly, Lauren 70 26-2 2 0.03 1 16 .062 21 0.30 13 8 0.19 9 60 0.86 0 1 1 0.01 0 1Chang, Kelly 110 31-5 2 0.02 2 4 .000 21 0.19 20 12 0.18 24 173 1.57 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 23 Nevada 114 1343 11.78 655 3774 .182 1243 10.90 126 175 1.11 173 1401 12.29 32 351 207.5 1.82 37 50Opponents 114 1445 12.68 625 3725 .220 1360 11.93 174 186 1.53 126 1521 13.34 48 399 247.5 2.17 56 30


|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEHarrington, Kylie 55 16-16 209 3.80 124 586 .145 12 0.22 12 17 0.22 12 122 2.22 0 9 9 0.16 0 1Baldwin, Lindsay 52 15-15 120 2.31 48 311 .232 5 0.10 11 13 0.21 1 31 0.60 10 47 57 1.10 1 1Ji, Elissa 51 16-14 105 2.06 58 349 .135 6 0.12 0 5 0.00 20 58 1.14 0 16 16 0.31 0 1Garvey, Erin 47 15-10 73 1.55 26 208 .226 11 0.23 0 1 0.00 1 10 0.21 1 21 22 0.47 2 5Staker, Jorgan 44 14-6 65 1.48 22 172 .250 12 0.27 0 0 0.00 0 14 0.32 0 19 19 0.43 1 4Batista, Janelle 36 11-9 41 1.14 26 106 .142 3 0.08 0 0 0.00 1 7 0.19 3 14 17 0.47 6 0Yates, Brittni 23 9-7 24 1.04 10 53 .264 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 3 0.13 0 13 13 0.57 0 0Vance, Kylee 9 4-1 4 0.44 5 28 -.036 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 3 0.33 0 3 3 0.33 1 0Sei, Sonnie 53 16-9 16 0.30 4 39 .308 356 6.72 6 15 0.11 0 70 1.32 1 13 14 0.26 2 5Santiago, Tatiana 35 13-7 5 0.14 5 12 .000 186 5.31 4 10 0.11 0 53 1.51 0 4 4 0.11 2 8Kelly, Lauren 33 14-0 2 0.06 1 13 .077 8 0.24 9 4 0.27 7 34 1.03 0 1 1 0.03 0 1Link, Nicole 55 16-0 2 0.04 1 17 .059 9 0.16 10 6 0.18 8 228 4.15 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Chang, Kelly 55 16-2 0 0.00 0 0 .000 12 0.22 8 6 0.15 11 93 1.69 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 10 Nevada 55 666 12.11 330 1894 .177 620 11.27 60 77 1.09 72 726 13.20 15 160 95.0 1.73 15 26Opponents 55 719 13.07 316 1884 .214 675 12.27 72 83 1.31 60 774 14.07 23 234 140.0 2.55 33 18

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !Connecticut W, 3-2Aug. 29 !UC Irvine L, 1-3Aug. 30 !No. 26 Saint Mary’s L, 1-3Sept. 4 @at Arizona L, 0-3Sept. 4 @vs. Eastern Washington L, 1-3Sept. 5 @vs. Houston W, 3-2Sept. 11 #UC Davis L, 1-3Sept. 12 #Sam Houston State W, 3-2Sept. 12 #Portland State L, 1-3Sept. 18 $vs. Loyola Marymount L, 0-3Sept. 18 $at Pacific L, 0-3Sept. 19 $vs. CSUB W, 3-2Sept. 22 at Sacramento State L, 0-3Sept. 26 *Fresno State W, 3-1Oct. 1 *at New Mexico State L, 0-3Oct. 3 *at Louisiana Tech L, 0-3Oct. 8 *at No. 4 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Oct. 10 *Utah State W, 3-2Oct. 15 *Boise State W, 3-1

Date Opponent ResultOct. 17 *Idaho L, 0-3 Oct. 22 *at Idaho L, 0-3Oct. 24 *at Boise State L, 0-3Oct. 29 *San Jose State W, 3-0Oct. 31 *No. 3 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Nov. 5 UNLV L, 0-3Nov. 7 *at San Jose State W, 3-0Nov. 9 *at Fresno State W, 3-1Nov. 12 *New Mexico State L, 1-3Nov. 14 *Louisiana Tech W, 3-0Nov. 19 *at Utah State L, 1-3 Nov. 23 %vs. Fresno State L, 2-3

!Marriott Invite (Reno, Nev.)@Wildcat Classic (Tucson, Ariz.)#Circus Circus Invitational (Reno, Nev.)$Stockton Hilton Invite (Stockton, Calif.)*WAC Match%WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)

ALL-TIMERESULTS

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1976 6 1 24 12 01977 - - 14 10 01978 - - 17 14 01979 - - 20 8 01980 - - 11 19 01981 - - 16 18 01982 - - 4 20 01983 - - 4 20 01984 - - 1 23 01985 2 10 6 23 01986 7 5 15 15 01987 10 6 17 13 01988 4 12 7 26 01989 3 13 4 23 01990 0 16 2 32 01991 3 13 8 19 01992 7 11 10 26 0



NEW MEXICO STATE AGGIES

Date Opponent TimeAug. 27 !vs. Florida International 10 a.m.Aug. 27 !at Florida State 5 p.m.Aug. 28 !vs. Florida A&M 3 p.m.Sept. 1 Cal State Bakersfield 7 p.m.Sept. 3 UTEP 7 p.m.Sept. 7 at UTEP 7 p.m.Sept. 10 @vs. Rice 3:30 p.m.Sept. 11 @vs. North Carolina 11:30 a.m.Sept. 11 @at LSU 7 p.m.Sept. 14 at New Mexico 7 p.m.Sept. 17 #vs. Pepperdine 10:30 a.m.Sept. 17 #vs. Texas State 5 p.m.Sept. 18 #at Arizona 1 p.m.Sept. 23 *at Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Sept. 25 *Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Sept. 29 *Hawai‘i (ESPNU) 8 p.m.Oct. 3 Arizona (FSN Arizona) 5:30 p.m.Oct. 7 *at San Jose State 7 p.m.Oct. 9 *at Fresno State 1 p.m.Oct. 14 *Boise State 7 p.m.Oct. 16 *Idaho 7 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 17 *Nevada 7 p.m.Oct. 21 *at Nevada 7 p.m.Oct. 23 *at Utah State 8:30 p.m.Oct. 31 *at Hawai‘i 5 p.m.Nov. 4 *Fresno State 7 p.m.Nov. 6 *San Jose State 7 p.m.Nov. 11 *at Idaho 7 p.m.Nov. 13 *at Boise State 7 p.m.Nov. 17 *Utah State 7 p.m. Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!Florida State Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.)@LSU Tournament (Baton Rouge, La.)#Arizona Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n New Mexico State finished 20-9 last year, while finishing second in the WAC with a 13-3 conference record.

n The Aggies just missed out on the NCAA Tournament last season, but have gone five times in the last seven years. They picked up their first ever NCAA Tournament win in 2008, de-feating Saint Mary’s in four sets.

n The Aggies finished the 2009 season going 8-2 in the last 10 matches of the year, including an upset of then-No. 23 Colorado State to close out the season.

n NM State placed five players on the all-WAC teams in 2009. Kayleigh Giddens, Whittney Woods, Jennah DeVries and Kelsey Brennan earned first team all-WAC honors, while Erin Birmingham earned second team honors. It was the second consecutive year that NM State had five players on the all-WAC teams.

n NM State ranked second in the WAC in opponent hitting percentage (.158), hitting percent-age (.216), assists per set (12.70), kills per set (13.89) and blocks per set (2.66).

n It was the eighth straight year for New Mexico State to get at least 20 wins in a season after capturing 20 wins last year. The Aggies have not had a losing season since 2000.

nThe Aggies ranked 17th nationally in attendance last season, averaging 1,818 fans per match. In 2008, the Aggies were 15th in the nation for attendance with a 1,634 average.

nThis season, the Aggies face nine teams that reached the 2009 NCAA Tournament – Arizona, Florida A&M, Florida International, Florida State, Hawai‘i, LSU, New Mexico, Rice, and Texas State.

AGGIEBITS

AGGIEADMINISTRATION

Dr.JackThomasFaculty Representative

Dr.BarbaraCorturePresident

EddieMorelosVolleyball SID

MariaRothAssociate AD/SWA

Dr.McKinleyBostonAthletics Director

QUICKFACTS

VOLLEYBALLFACTS

Location: ..........................................Las Cruces, N.M.JoinedWAC: ........................................... July 1, 2005Enrollment: ......................................................17,198Founded: .............................................................. 1888Nickname: .........................................................AggiesColors: .........................................Crimson and WhitePresident: ................................. Dr. Barbara CortureAthleticsDirector: .............. Dr. McKinley BostonAthleticDepartment: ................. (575) 646-4126TicketOffice: ................................... (575) 646-1420WebSite: .......................www.nmstatesports.com

PANAMERICANCENTER

HeadCoach ..........................................Mike JordanVolleyballOffice ........................... (575) 646-4921

Arena ....................Pan American Center (13,071)All-TimeArenaRecord .................. 189-95 (.665)

2009Record ............................................20-9 (.690)2009WACRecord ....................... 13-3 (.812), 2ndStartersReturning/Lost ...................................4/3LetterwinnersReturning/Lost .....................6/6

All-TimeRecord ..............................621-520 (.544)All-TimeWACRecord ........................79-17 (.823)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ................................1WACTournamentTitles ........................................0LastWACTitle ...................................................... N/ANCAAAppearances ........ 5 (2003-04, 2006-08)NCAARecord .............................................1-5 (.167)


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MIKEJORDANAlmaMater: University of Phoenix, ‘01OverallRecord: 267-115 (.699), 12 yearsSchoolRecord: SameWACRecord: 67-13 (.838), 5 years

nMike Jordan earned WAC Coach of the Year honors in 2005, 2006 and 2008. He also earned two conference Coach of the Year awards with the Sun Belt Conference (2003 and 2004).

nJordan is the only Aggie head coach to coach AVCA All-Americans, with six different players earning the honor.

nHe is the only NM State volleyball coach to lead his team to the NCAA Tournament, which he has done five times (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008). The Aggies won their first ever NCAA Tournament match on Dec. 5, 2008, over Saint Mary’s.

nNM State has had 19 first team all-WAC selections, six second team selections, two all-freshman team selections and a WAC Freshman of the Year. He also has had 16 all-tournament team selections since the Aggies began playing in the WAC in 2005.

nJordan has the most wins of any Aggie head coach with 267. Just 33 wins shy of 300, he picked up win No. 200 when the Aggies defeated Houston 3-1 in Houston, Texas on Sept. 2, 2007.

nHe is the only Aggie volleyball coach to lead his team to a conference title as he has won or shared titles in both the Sun Belt Conference (2001-04) and the WAC (2008). NM State is the first team to either share or hold the WAC title since BYU and Hawai‘i shared the Pacific Division title in 1998.

nJordan guided the Aggies to their first-ever win over nationally-ranked Hawai‘i on Oct. 2, 2007, which snapped the Rainbow Wa-hine’s 114-match conference win streak.

COACHINGRECORDSYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish1998 NM State 7-22 .241 4-12/Big West1999 NM State 15-15 .500 6-10/Big West2000 NM State 15-17 .469 8-8/Big West2001 NM State 19-11 .633 13-2/1st Sun Belt-W2002 NM State 26-7 .788 13-2/1st Sun Belt-W2003 NM State 30-5 .857 15-0/1st Sun Belt2004 NM State 30-3 .909 15-0/1st Sun Belt2005 NM State 20-7 .741 11-5/T-2nd WAC2006 NM State 33-4 .892 14-2/2nd WAC2007 NM State 26-6 .812 14-2/2nd WAC2008 NM State 26-9 .743 15-1/T-1st WAC2009 NM State 20-9 .690 13-3/2nd WAC

OverallRecord 267-115 (.699)/12 yearsNMStateRecord SameWACRecord 67-13 (.838)/5 years

HEADCOACHFILE

ASSISTANTCOACHES

DonFloraLaVerne (1990)2nd Year

TriciaWrightLaVerne (1991)

8th Year


NEW MEXICO STATE TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

KAYLEIGHGIDDENSOH,6-0,Sr.First team all-WAC selection ... two-time WAC Player of the Week ... named to the WAC All-Tournament Team ... averaged 4.00 kills per set to rank in the top 50 nationally ... averaged 4.47 kills per set in league play, which led all players in the WAC ... posted 21 kills in her first match with the team against Southern Methodist on Aug. 28 ... posted a career-high 25 kills while adding 12 digs in a five-set win over Idaho ... transferred to NM State from Frank Park College, where she earned 2007 All-America honors and earned a spot on the Nationals All-Tournament team.


WHITNEYWOODSOH,5-9,Sr.First team all-WAC selection after ranking eighth in the WAC and third on the team in blocks per set (1.09) ... finished second on the team with 274 kills ... posted a .647 hitting percentage with 12 kills against NCAA Tournament participant Notre Dame on Sept. 13 ... tallied a career-high 22 kills on .576 hitting at Louisiana Tech on Sept. 27 ... had at least 10 kills on the right side in 12 matches ... had three consecutive matches in conference play with at least 10 kills when she posted 19 against Idaho, 19 at Nevada and 11 at Fresno State.


JENNAHDEVRIESS,5-8,Jr.Earned AVCA honorable mention All-America honors ... named to the AVCA All-West Region Team ... first team all-WAC selection ... named to the WAC All-Tournament team ... posted eight double-doubles on the season ... dished out at least 25 assists in 24 matches and tallied at least 40 assists in nine matches ... posted a career-high 66 assists against Idaho on Nov. 7 ... tallied a career-high five kills against San Jose State on Oct. 24... Academic all-WAC selection ... earned 2008 WAC All-Freshman Team honors.


MEDIAINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATIONDirector Tyler DunkelVolleyballContact Eddie MorelosAddress MSC 3145, PO Box 30001 Las Cruces, NM 88003OfficeNumber (575) 646-1885Morelos’CellNumber (575) 642-5746Morelos’E-Mail [email protected] (575) 646-2099PressRow (575) 646-3400

MEDIAOUTLETSAssociatedPress: Tim KorteOffice: (575) 848-2766 FAX: (575) 838-0310

LasCruces-SunNews: Teddy Feinberg Office: (575) 541-5444 FAX: (575) 541-5498

LasCrucesBulletin: John KeithOffice: (575) 524-8061 FAX: (575) 526-4621

TheRoundUpOffice: (575) 646-6397

NEWMEXICOSTATECAMPUS

2010NEWMEXICOSTATENUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 1 Jene Coppedge DS 5-4 Fr. Las Cruces, N.M. (Las Cruces) 2 Brynja Rodgers S 5-9 Sr. Iowa City, Iowa (Florida) 3 Rocio Gutierrez OH 5-9 Fr. El Paso, Texas (Franklin) 4 Liana Burns OH 5-10 Fr. Mira Loma, Calif. (Jurupa Valley) 6 Kelsey Brennan MB 6-2 Jr. Snohomish, Wash. (Monroe) 8 Shelby Tamura DS 5-4 Fr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell) 9 Ellen Miks OH 5-11 So. Littleton, Colo. (Columbine) 10 Jennah DeVries S 5-8 Jr. Denver, Colo. (Douglas County) 13 Michelle Kuester MB 6-2 Jr. Norfolk, Neb. (Texas Tech) 14 Kayleigh Giddens OH 6-0 Sr. Lubbock, Texas (Frank Phillps College) 14 Desiree Scott MB 6-2 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Catlina Foothills) 15 Stephanie Ziegler OH 5-8 So. Tucson, Ariz. (Canyon Del Oro) 17 Natasha Giacomazzi DS 5-5 Fr. Hereford, Texas (Hereford) 18 Amanda Tonga MB 6-1 Fr. Kahuku, Hawai‘i (Kahuku) 21 Chelsea Rose DS 5-6 Jr. Bakersfield, Calif. (Bakersfield C.C.) 23 Whitney Woods OH 5-9 Sr. Midland, Texas (Midland) 31 Deirdre Pajares OH 6-1 Fr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell)

NEWMEXICOSTATEPROFILETopReturnees Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAKelsey Brennan MB 6-2 Jr. 2.23 0.14 0.02 1.17 0.00Jennah DeVries S 5-8 Jr. 0.50 2.10 10.14 0.29 0.11Kayleigh Giddens OH 6-0 Sr. 4.00 2.15 0.11 0.46 0.17Whitney Woods OH 5-9 Sr. 2.66 0.70 0.05 1.09 0.03TopNewcomers Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Rocio Gutierrez OH 5-9 Fr. El Paso, Texas (Franklin)Deirdre Pajares OH 6-1 Fr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell)Desiree Scott MB 6-2 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Catlina Foothills)

KeyLosses Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAKrista Altermatt OH 6-1 Sr. 2.69 2.47 0.16 0.50 0.24Erin Birmingham MH 6-1 Sr. 1.68 0.53 0.13 1.16 0.15Kelli Goodan MH 6-2 Sr. 0.40 0.24 0.01 0.25 0.00


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|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEGiddens, Kayleigh 95 28-27 380 4.00 166 983 .218 10 0.11 16 33 0.17 31 204 2.15 10 34 44 0.46 5 3Altermatt, Krista 90 26-25 242 2.69 148 744 .126 14 0.16 22 23 0.24 18 222 2.47 4 41 45 0.50 9 0Woods, Whitney 103 29-28 274 2.66 133 620 .227 5 0.05 3 13 0.03 1 72 0.70 10 102 112 1.09 11 0Brennan, Kelsey 103 29-29 230 2.23 88 445 .319 2 0.02 0 0 0.00 0 14 0.14 16 105 121 1.17 20 1Birmingham, Erin 103 29-29 173 1.68 60 401 .282 13 0.13 15 17 0.15 3 55 0.53 5 114 119 1.16 9 1Ziegler, Stephanie 40 19-5 47 1.17 38 159 .057 1 0.03 2 11 0.05 6 47 1.17 1 7 8 0.20 1 1Tirado, Angel 4 3-0 2 0.50 0 3 .667 1 0.25 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0DeVries, Jennah 103 29-29 51 0.50 10 113 .363 1044 10.14 11 17 0.11 0 216 2.10 2 28 30 0.29 10 18Goodan, Kelli 68 28-0 27 0.40 13 84 .167 1 0.01 0 0 0.00 1 16 0.24 2 15 17 0.25 2 0Roberts, Jessi 12 7-0 1 0.08 3 7 -.286 1 0.08 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0.08 0 0Miks, Ellen 21 12-0 1 0.05 0 2 .500 2 0.10 0 2 0.00 0 16 0.76 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Phillips, Kelsi 103 29-0 2 0.02 1 3 .333 59 0.57 16 27 0.16 21 378 3.67 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Wolfe, Lilly 52 22-0 1 0.02 1 4 .000 139 2.67 2 24 0.04 0 34 0.65 0 0 0 0.00 0 4Brown, Bryanna 87 27-2 0 0.00 0 1 .000 16 0.18 7 26 0.08 13 105 1.21 0 0 0 0.00 0 0NewMexicoState 103 1431 13.89 661 3570 .216 1308 12.70 95 193 0.92 111 1379 13.39 50 447 273.5 2.66 67 29Opponents 103 1153 11.19 617 3386 .158 1063 10.32 112 159 1.09 94 1215 11.80 47 346 220.0 2.14 47 23


|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEGiddens, Kayleigh 57 16-16 255 4.47 94 618 .261 7 0.12 13 24 0.23 17 130 2.28 7 24 31 0.54 4 3Woods, Whitney 57 16-15 164 2.88 82 376 .218 3 0.05 0 6 0.00 0 40 0.70 6 58 64 1.12 6 0Altermatt, Krista 44 13-13 105 2.39 75 347 .086 9 0.20 10 9 0.23 3 115 2.61 2 24 26 0.59 5 0Brennan, Kelsey 57 16-16 124 2.18 44 243 .329 2 0.04 0 0 0.00 0 9 0.16 8 58 66 1.16 6 1Birmingham, Erin 57 16-16 93 1.63 31 216 .287 4 0.07 11 12 0.19 2 30 0.53 3 78 81 1.42 6 0Ziegler, Stephanie 24 11-3 27 1.12 21 76 .079 1 0.04 2 4 0.08 4 30 1.25 1 5 6 0.25 1 1DeVries, Jennah 57 16-16 34 0.60 4 71 .423 612 10.74 6 9 0.11 0 119 2.09 0 20 20 0.35 6 16Goodan, Kelli 35 15-0 16 0.46 8 48 .167 1 0.03 0 0 0.00 1 7 0.20 2 8 10 0.29 0 0Tirado, Angel 3 2-0 1 0.33 0 2 .500 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Roberts, Jessi 10 6-0 1 0.10 3 7 -.286 1 0.10 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Miks, Ellen 16 9-0 1 0.06 0 2 .500 2 0.12 0 2 0.00 0 15 0.94 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Brown, Bryanna 49 14-1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 11 0.22 4 17 0.08 10 63 1.29 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Wolfe, Lilly 27 12-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 70 2.59 2 11 0.07 0 19 0.70 0 0 0 0.00 0 3Phillips, Kelsi 57 16-0 0 0.00 1 1 -1.000 33 0.58 8 16 0.14 7 209 3.67 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 9 NewMexicoState 57 821 14.40 363 2007 .228 756 13.26 57 110 1.00 53 786 13.79 29 275 166.5 2.92 34 24Opponents 57 610 10.70 359 1884 .133 567 9.95 53 82 0.93 57 678 11.89 28 178 117.0 2.05 25 14

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !vs. SMU W, 3-2Aug. 29 !vs. Northern Colorado W, 3-1Aug. 29 !at North Texas W, 3-0Sept. 4 @Florida State L, 0-3Sept. 5 @No. 8 Illinois L, 0-3Sept. 8 UTEP W, 3-2Sept. 12 #vs. Wisconsin L, 0-3Sept. 13 #at Notre Dame L, 0-3Sept. 22 at UTEP W, 3-1Sept. 24 Utah State W, 3-0 Sept. 27 at Louisiana Tech W, 3-1Oct. 1 Nevada W, 3-0Oct. 3 No. 4 Hawai‘i L, 1-3Oct. 8 at Boise State W, 3-0Oct. 10 Louisiana Tech W, 3-0Oct. 13 New Mexico L, 0-3Oct. 15 at San Jose State W, 3-1Oct. 17 at No. 3 Hawai‘i L, 1-3

Date Opponent ResultOct. 22 Fresno State W, 3-0Oct. 24 San Jose State W, 3-1Oct. 29 at Idaho L, 1-3Oct. 31 at Utah State W, 3-0Nov. 5 Boise State W, 3-0Nov. 7 Idaho W, 3-2 Nov. 12 at Nevada W, 3-1Nov. 14 at Fresno State W, 3-0Nov. 24 %vs. Boise State W, 3-0Nov. 25 %vs. No. 1 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Nov. 28 at Colorado State W, 3-1

!Mean Green Classic (Denton, Texas)@NM State Tournament (Las Cruces)#Notre Dame Invite (South Bend, Ind.)*WAC Match%WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.)

ALL-TIMERESULTS




SAN JOSE STATE SPARTANS

Date Opponent TimeAug. 27 !at North Dakota 1 p.m.Aug. 28 !vs. Gonzaga 9:30 a.m. Aug. 28 !vs. Drake 2:30 p.m.Sept. 1 @Saint Mary’s 7 p.m.Sept. 2 @UCLA 7 p.m.Sept. 3 @UC Riverside 7 p.m.Sept. 7 at Sacramento State 7 p.m.Sept. 10 #Portland State 8 p.m. Sept. 11 #Seattle 11 a.m.Sept. 11 #Cal State Bakersfield 7 p.m.Sept. 17 $vs. Xavier 4:30 p.m.Sept. 18 $at UNLV 12:30 p.m.Sept. 18 $vs. Cal State Northridge 4:30 p.m.Sept. 23 *Boise State 7 p.m.Sept. 25 *Idaho 7 p.m.Sept. 30 *at Nevada 7 p.m.Oct. 2 *at Utah State 7 p.m.Oct. 4 *at Idaho 7 p.m.Oct. 7 *New Mexico State 7 p.m.Oct. 9 *Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Oct. 15 *at Hawai‘i 7 p.m.Oct. 19 Pacific 7 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 23 *Fresno State 1 p.m.Oct. 28 *Utah State 7 p.m.Oct. 30 *Nevada 7 p.m.Nov. 4 *at Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Nov. 6 *at New Mexico State 7 p.m.Nov. 13 *Hawai‘i 1 p.m.Nov. 15 *at Boise State 7 p.m.Nov. 18 *at Fresno State 7 p.m.Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!North Dakota Tournament (Grand Forks, N.D.)@SJSU/SMC Tournament (San Jose, Calif.)#SJSU Tournament (San Jose, Calif.)$UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, Calif.)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n San Jose State returns nine letterwinners and two redshirts for the 2010 season.

n Head coach Oscar Crespo begins his fourth season at the helm of the Spartan program.

n Alex Akana and Caitlin Andrade return for their sophomore campaigns after receiving WAC All-Freshman honors last year.

n Andrade recorded the 12th triple-double in school history last year with 32 assists, 12 digs and 10 kills in a three-set match against Saint Mary’s on Sept. 9.

n Taylor Japhet returns for her second season after leading the team in kills with 249 last year.

n Kylie Miraldi returns as one of the leaders on and off the court for San Jose State. She led the team last year in blocks with 49 and was second in kills at 220. Off the court, Miraldi is the Vice President of the San Jose State SAAC and one of two Spartan representatives on the WAC SAAC.

n Last season, 10 Spartans received Academic all-WAC honors, the most in one season for the team in school history.

n The Spartans add outside hitters Hannah Blume and Sarah Greist to the roster this season. Both have participated in the USA High Performance Championships.

SPARTANBITS

SPARTANADMINISTRATION

BillCampseyFaculty Representative

DonKassingInterim President

AmyVillaVolleyball SID

LizJarniganAssociate AD/SWA

TomBowenAthletics Director

QUICKFACTS

VOLLEYBALLFACTS

Location: ............................................San Jose, Calif.JoinedWAC: .......................................... July 1, 1996Enrollment: ..................................................... 32,746Founded: ..............................................................1857Nickname: ....................................................SpartansColors: ....................................Gold, White and BlueInterimPresident: .............................Don KassingAthleticsDirector: ..............................Tom BowenAthleticDepartment: .................(408) 924-1200TicketOffice: ...................................(408) 924-7589WebSite: .......................... www.sjsuspartans.com

SPARTANGYM

HeadCoach ........................................Oscar CrespoVolleyballOffice ........................... (408) 924-1242

Arena ...................................... Spartan Gym (1,000)All-TimeArenaRecord .................. 151-85 (.640)

2009Record ............................................1-27 (.036)2009WACRecord ..........................1-15 (.063) 1stStartersReturning/Lost ...................................6/1LetterwinnersReturning/Lost .....................9/2

All-TimeRecord ..........................623-473-8 (.568)All-TimeWACRecord ...................101-105 (.490)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ................................0WACTournamentTitles ........................................0LastWACTitle ...................................................... N/ANCAAAppearances ....12 (1982-90; 98, 00-01)NCAARecord ..........................................8-13 (.381)


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OSCARCRESPOAlmaMater: San Jose State, ‘90OverallRecord: 28-60 (.318), 3 yearsSchoolRecord: SameWACRecord: 15-33 (.313), 3 years

nOscar Crespo is in his fourth season at the helm of the Spartan program.

nThe Spartans have advanced to the semifinals of the WAC Tourna-ment twice in his tenure, upsetting their quarterfinal opponent in the process.

nIn his three seasons, six players have received all-WAC honors, while 13 players have received 20 Academic all-WAC honors.

nDuring the 2009 season, 10 San Jose State players received Aca-demic all-WAC recognition.

nCrespo served as an assistant coach in May 2007 for the USA Vol-leyball Federation/Bring It Promotions (Senior) Select Team which traveled to Argentina to play the Argentinean National team as well as a few of the top club teams.

nHe came to San Jose State after spending seven years as a member of the Nevada coaching staff – assistant coach from 2000-01 then promoted to associate head coach prior to the 2002 season.

nCrespo was also an assistant at California (1995-98), Saint Mary’s (1993-94) and DeAnza College.

nHe is married to Lisa Ice-Crespo, a three-time All-America volleyball player at San Jose State.

nCrespo graduated from San Jose State with a degree in art history.

COACHINGRECORDSYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish2007 San Jose State 14-15 .483 7-9/6th WAC2008 San Jose State 13-18 .419 7-9/T-5th WAC2009 San Jose State 1-27 .036 1-15/9th WAC

OverallRecord 28-60 (.318)/3 yearsSJSURecord SameWACRecord 15-33 (.313)/3 years

HEADCOACHFILE

ASSISTANTCOACHES

NikRaoUC Davis (2009)2nd Year

JeanineHaldiSan Jose State (2002)

5th Year

AnnieFellerUC Riverside (1987)3rd Year


SAN JOSE STATE TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

CAITLINANDRADES,5-9,So.WAC All-Freshman Team honoree ... started 27 of her 28 matches played ... one of only eight players in Spartan history to record a triple-double with a career-high 10 kills, 32 assists and 12 digs at Saint Mary’s on Sept. 9 ... posted nine double-doubles on the season ... named WAC Player of the Week on Oct. 19 ... dished out a career-best 54 assists against Louisiana Tech on Oct. 17 ... tallied a season-best 18 digs against Sacramento State on Oct. 13 ... posted career highs in hitting percentage (.800) and service aces (5) against Utah State on Nov. 5 ... Academic all-WAC honoree.


KYLIEMIRALDIMB,6-1,Jr.Started all 28 matches ... team leader in blocks (49) ... had 10 matches with double-figure kills ... tallied a career-best 16 kills against Louisiana Tech on Oct. 17 ... hit a season-high .611 against Boise State on Sept. 26 ... posted a career-high five digs twice on the sea-son – at Seattle on Aug. 29 and at Idaho on Nov. 12 ... had a season-high seven blocks against Idaho on Sept. 24 ... as a freshman in 2008, played in 26 matches, averaging 0.96 kills and 0.72 blocks per set ... SJSU Scholar Athlete and two-time Academic all-WAC honoree.

CAREERSTATISTICSYear SP K DIG AST TB2008 74 71 19 5 532009 101 220 44 11 49 Totals 175 291 63 16 102

ALEXAKANAMB,6-0,So.Named to the WAC All-Freshman Team ... started every match at middle blocker ... had seven matches with 10 or more kills, including a career-high 14 against Sacramento State on Oct. 13 ... hit a career-high .636 at Nevada on Oct. 29 ... dished out a career-high three assists at Saint Mary’s on Sept. 9 ... had a career-high five digs at Fresno State on Halloween ... tallied a career-best six blocks at Boise State on Nov. 14 ... Academic all-WAC honoree.


MEDIAINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATIONDirector Lawrence FanVolleyballContact Amy VillaAddress One Washington Square San Jose, CA 95192OfficeNumber (408) 924-1216Villa’sCellNumber (408) 421-8604Villa’sE-Mail [email protected] (408) 924-1291PressRow (408) 924-3348

MEDIAOUTLETSAssociatedPress: Greg BeachamOffice: (415) 621-7432 FAX: (415) 552-9430

SanJoseMercuryNewsOffice: (408) 9220-5354 FAX: (408) 920-5244

SanFranciscoChronicleOffice: (415) 777-7201 FAX: (415) 543-3754

SpartanDaily(campus)Office: (408) 924-3280 FAX: (408) 924-3237

SANJOSESTATECAMPUS

2010SANJOSESTATENUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 1 Hannah Blume LS 6-0 Fr. Sonora, Calif. (Sonora) 2 Taylor Japhet LS 5-11 So. Grass Valley, Calif. (Nevada Union) 3 Sarah Griest LS/RS 6-0 Fr. San Mateo, Calif. (San Mateo) 4 Keri Waller RS/MB 6-0 Jr. Woodland, Calif. (Sacramento City College) 5 Brianna Amian LS/RS 5-10 Jr. Honolulu, Hawai‘i (Moanalua) 6 Sarah McAtee RS/LS 6-0 Jr. Grass Valley, Calif. (Nevada Union) 7 Kylie Miraldi MB 6-1 Jr. Grass Valley, Calif. (Nevada Union) 8 Devan Wong DS 5-0 Jr. El Sobrante, Calif. (Salesian) 9 Courtney Zellmer L 5-10 Sr. Oakdale, Calif. (Oakdale) 10 Asia Casino S/DS 5-8 Jr. San Jose, Calif. (UC Davis) 11 Alex Akana MB 6-0 So. Kailua, Hawai‘i (Kamehameha) 12 Lindsay Noone LS/RS 5-11 Fr. San Jose, Calif. (Leigh) 13 Caitlin Andrade S 5-9 So. Kailua, Hawai‘i (Kamehameha) 14 Katie Turner DS/L 5-7 So. Tracy, Calif. (Tracy) 15 Krista Miller LS/RS 6-0 So. San Ramon, Calif. (California) 44 Leilani Marple DS/L 5-4 Sr. Ewa Beach, Hawai‘i (Concordia)

SANJOSESTATEPROFILETopReturnees Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAAlex Akana MB 6-0 So. 1.99 0.37 0.10 0.46 0.15Caitlin Andrade S 5-9 So. 0.96 2.31 8.04 0.10 0.27Taylor Japhet LS 5-11 So. 2.49 0.88 0.08 0.23 0.07Kylie Miraldi MB 6-1 Jr. 2.18 0.44 0.11 0.49 0.06

TopNewcomers Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Hannah Blume LS 6-0 Fr. Sonora, Calif. (Sonora)Sarah Griest LS/RS 6-0 Fr. San Mateo, Calif. (San Mateo)Leilani Marple DS/L 5-4 Sr. Ewa Beach, Hawai‘i (Concordia)Lindsay Noone LS/RS 5-11 Fr. San Jose, Calif. (Leigh)

KeyLosses Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAThao Pham DS/L 5-3 Sr. 0.01 2.67 0.36 0.00 0.20Kristal Tsukano L/DS 5-3 Sr. 1.17 3.10 0.54 0.08 0.08


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|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEJaphet, Taylor 100 28-22 249 2.49 174 835 .090 8 0.08 7 10 0.07 15 88 0.88 4 19 23 0.23 13 2Miraldi, Kylie 101 28-28 220 2.18 78 575 .247 11 0.11 6 14 0.06 3 44 0.44 8 41 49 0.49 6 3Akana, Alex 101 28-28 201 1.99 100 535 .189 10 0.10 15 31 0.15 2 37 0.37 5 41 46 0.46 2 2McAtee, Sarah 54 23-8 67 1.24 40 194 .139 4 0.07 6 7 0.11 8 48 0.89 0 11 11 0.20 2 0Miller, Krista 81 26-7 95 1.17 95 405 .000 5 0.06 1 1 0.01 7 52 0.64 0 27 27 0.33 2 1Tsukano, Kristal 101 28-19 118 1.17 98 463 .043 55 0.54 8 50 0.08 36 313 3.10 1 7 8 0.08 4 7Andrade, Caitlin 96 28-27 92 0.96 21 236 .301 772 8.04 26 22 0.27 1 222 2.31 1 9 10 0.10 17 29Zellmer, Courtney 81 25-18 42 0.52 55 159 -.082 29 0.36 18 38 0.22 39 206 2.54 2 4 6 0.07 1 0Turner, Katie 79 28-6 16 0.20 27 81 -.136 12 0.15 9 39 0.11 14 146 1.85 0 2 2 0.03 1 3Casino, Asia 46 18-3 9 0.20 6 36 .083 107 2.33 11 11 0.24 6 63 1.37 0 8 8 0.17 2 3Miller, Kaci 18 10-0 1 0.06 2 8 -.125 1 0.06 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.06 0 1 1 0.06 3 0Pham, Thao 85 25-2 1 0.01 3 9 -.222 31 0.36 17 21 0.20 23 227 2.67 0 0 0 0.00 0 3Wong, Devan 11 7-0 0 0.00 1 1 -1.000 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 1 12 1.09 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 11 SanJoseState 101 1111 11.00 700 3537 .116 1045 10.35 124 245 1.23 166 1459 14.45 21 170 106.0 1.05 53 53Opponents 101 1227 12.15 450 3351 .232 1093 10.82 166 202 1.64 124 1420 14.06 62 375 249.5 2.47 33 24


|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEMiraldi, Kylie 59 16-16 156 2.64 47 351 .311 5 0.08 6 12 0.10 0 26 0.44 4 25 29 0.49 2 1Japhet, Taylor 59 16-16 149 2.53 110 511 .076 3 0.05 6 10 0.10 12 63 1.07 4 13 17 0.29 6 2Akana, Alex 59 16-16 122 2.07 66 324 .173 5 0.08 10 16 0.17 2 25 0.42 2 29 31 0.53 2 1McAtee, Sarah 38 13-7 54 1.42 32 159 .138 4 0.11 5 6 0.13 7 44 1.16 0 10 10 0.26 2 0Miller, Krista 55 15-3 73 1.33 73 297 .000 4 0.07 0 1 0.00 7 43 0.78 0 21 21 0.38 2 1Tsukano, Kristal 59 16-9 63 1.07 51 240 .050 35 0.59 5 24 0.08 18 179 3.03 0 5 5 0.08 4 6Andrade, Caitlin 59 16-16 50 0.85 10 141 .284 504 8.54 21 15 0.36 1 141 2.39 0 7 7 0.12 10 16Zellmer, Courtney 39 13-10 5 0.13 8 26 -.115 10 0.26 8 13 0.21 15 92 2.36 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Turner, Katie 41 16-1 4 0.10 12 27 -.296 6 0.15 2 17 0.05 7 56 1.37 0 0 0 0.00 0 2Casino, Asia 33 11-2 3 0.09 1 10 .200 42 1.27 7 7 0.21 5 44 1.33 0 1 1 0.03 1 2Miller, Kaci 14 6-0 1 0.07 2 7 -.143 1 0.07 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.07 0 1 1 0.07 3 0Pham, Thao 43 13-0 1 0.02 1 5 .000 17 0.40 8 12 0.19 15 124 2.88 0 0 0 0.00 0 2Wong, Devan 6 2-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 9 1.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team 6 SanJoseState 59 681 11.54 413 2098 .128 636 10.78 78 133 1.32 96 847 14.36 10 112 66.0 1.12 32 33Opponents 59 720 12.20 274 1991 .224 641 10.86 96 97 1.63 78 823 13.95 41 233 157.5 2.67 19 15

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !at No. 4 Washington L, 0-3Aug. 29 !vs. San Diego State L, 1-3Aug. 29 !at Seattle L, 1-3Sept. 4 @at Pacific L, 0-3Sept. 5 @vs. No. 11 Stanford L, 0-3Sept. 9 at No. 24 Saint Mary’s L, 0-3Sept. 11 #vs. Eastern Washington L, 1-3Sept. 12 #at No. 13 California L, 1-3Sept. 18 $vs. No. 18 UC Irvine L, 0-3Sept. 19 $at No. 23 San Diego L, 0-3Sept. 24 *Idaho L, 1-3Sept. 26 *Boise State L, 2-3Oct. 1 *at Utah State L, 0-3Oct. 9 *at No. 4 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Oct. 13 Sacramento State L, 2-3Oct. 15 *New Mexico State L, 1-3Oct. 17 *Louisiana Tech W, 3-2

Date Opponent ResultOct. 22 *at Louisiana Tech L, 1-3Oct. 24 *at New Mexico State L, 1-3 Oct. 29 *at Nevada L, 0-3Oct. 31 *at Fresno State L, 1-3Nov. 2 *No. 3 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Nov. 5 *Utah State L, 1-3Nov. 7 *Nevada L, 0-3Nov. 12 *at Idaho L, 0-3Nov. 14 *at Boise State L, 1-3Nov. 19 *Fresno State L, 0-3Nov. 21 at Cal State Bakersfield L, 0-3

!The Invitational (Seattle, Wash.)@Community Classic (Stockton, Calif.)#Molten/Hilton Classic (Berkeley, Calif.)$San Diego Invite (San Diego, Calif.)*WAC Match

ALL-TIMERESULTS

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1974 - - 10 4 01975 - - 17 5 01976 - - 12 10 11977 10 2 17 10 11978 11 1 34 14 11979 7 5 15 13 51980 3 9 8 28 01981 5 7 14 16 01982 11 3 21 10 01983 6 3 19 11 01984 11 1 26 11 01985 12 0 27 7 01986 13 5 28 7 01987 12 6 21 10 01988 8 10 21 14 01989 7 11 14 13 01990 12 6 21 8 01991 7 11 12 14 0



UTAH STATE AGGIES

Date Opponent TimeAug. 28 !vs. UC Davis 1 p.m.Aug. 28 !at Utah 7 p.m.Aug. 31 Weber State 7 p.m.Sept. 3 @vs. San Diego State 10 a.m.Sept. 3 @vs. Seattle 5 p.m.Sept. 4 @at Arizona State 1 p.m.Sept. 10 #at Montana 7 p.m.Sept. 11 #vs. Temple 10 a.m.Sept. 11 #vs. North Dakota 4:30 p.m.Sept. 14 at Brigham Young 7 p.m.Sept. 17 $Loyola Marymount 10 a.m.Sept. 17 $Utah Valley 7 p.m.Sept. 18 $UC Riverside noonSept. 23 *at Hawai‘i 7 p.m.Sept. 30 *Fresno State 7 p.m.Oct. 2 *San Jose State 7 p.m.Oct. 6 *at Idaho (ESPNU) 7 p.m.Oct. 9 *at Boise State 3 p.m.Oct. 15 *at Nevada 7 p.m.Oct. 21 *Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Oct. 23 *New Mexico State 8:30 p.m.

Date Opponent TimeOct. 25 *Hawai‘i (ESPNU) 8 p.m.Oct. 28 *at San Jose State 7 p.m.Oct. 30 *at Fresno State 7 p.m.Nov. 4 *Boise State 7 p.m.Nov. 6 *Idaho 7 p.m.Nov. 12 *Nevada 7 p.m.Nov. 15 *at Louisiana Tech 7 p.m.Nov. 17 *at New Mexico State 7 p.m.Nov. 22-24 WAC Tournament TBD (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 3-4 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds TBADec. 10-11 NCAA Regionals TBADec. 16-18 NCAA Championship TBA (Kansas City, Mo.)

!Utah Tournament (Salt Lake City, Utah)@Arizona State Tournament (Tempe, Ariz.)#Montana Tournament (Missoula, Mont.)$Utah State Tournament (Logan, Utah)*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change

n Utah State returns six starters, plus its libero, from last year’s team that went 15-14 on the season and finished in seventh place in the WAC with a 6-10 league record.

n Among those returning for USU is Liz McArthur, who earned second team all-WAC honors in 2009. USU has four other returnees who have received all-WAC accolades as Chelsea Fowles, Katie Astle and Christine Morrill were all named second team all-WAC in 2008, and Emily Korsten was named to the league’s all-freshman team in 2008.

n Utah State ranked third in the WAC in hitting percentage (.204) and service aces (1.24), fourth in assists (11.21), kills (12.18) and blocks (2.37), and eighth in digs (13.30).

n Morrill led the WAC with 4.62 digs per set, while Fowles ranked third in assists (9.77) and service aces (0.32). McArthur ranked fourth in points (4.29) and kills (3.80), and 10th in service aces (0.24). Astle was fourth in hitting (.315), while Durrant ranked sixth in hitting (.305) and ninth in blocks (1.07).

n Utah State had nine players earn academic all-WAC honors in 2009.

n Morrill recorded 531 digs as a junior, which ranks second all-time at Utah State for a single season. She has 1,273 digs in her career to rank second all-time in school history. She is second among active players in the WAC and 77 digs shy of entering the WAC top 10.

n Fowles has recorded 3,281 assists during her Utah State career to rank third all-time in school history. She also ranks ninth all-time at USU in service aces with 82.

n Durrant was one of just three WAC volleyball players during the 2009 season to earn CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII honors as she was named to the second team.

AGGIEBITS

AGGIEADMINISTRATION

KenWhiteFaculty Representative

StanAlbrechtPresident

DougHoffmanSports Information Director

JanaDoggettSenior Associate AD/SWA

ScottBarnesAthletics Director

QUICKFACTS

VOLLEYBALLFACTS

Location: ................................................ Logan, UtahJoinedWAC: .......................................... July 1, 2005Enrollment: ..................................................... 25,065Founded: ..............................................................1888Nickname: ........................................................AggiesColors: .................................... Navy Blue and WhitePresident: ........................................... Stan AlbrechtAthleticsDirector: .............................Scott BarnesAthleticDepartment: .................(435) 797-1850TicketOffice: ...................................(435) 797-0305WebSite: ...................www.utahstateaggies.com

DEEGLENSMITHSPECTRUM

HeadCoach ................................. Grayson DuBoseVolleyballOffice ........................... (435) 797-2068

Arena ..........Dee Glen Smith Spectrum (10,270)All-TimeArenaRecord ................173-178 (.493)

2009Record ..........................................15-14 (.517)2009WACRecord ........................ 6-10 (.375), 7thStartersReturning/Lost ...................................7/0LetterwinnersReturning/Lost ..................10/2

All-TimeRecord ..........................542-640-8 (.459)All-TimeWACRecord ........................43-37 (.538)WACRegular-SeasonTitles ................................0WACTournamentTitles ........................................0LastWACTitle ...................................................... N/ANCAAAppearances ...............3 (2000-01, 2005)NCAARecord .............................................2-3 (.400)


2010SCHEDULE


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UTAH STATE COACHING STAFF

GRAYSONDuBOSEAlmaMater: BYU, ‘93OverallRecord: 56-63 (.471), 4 yearsSchoolRecord: SameWACRecord: 32-32 (.500), 4 years

nFifth-year head coach Grayson DuBose was named the WAC’s Coach of the Year in 2007, becoming the first volleyball coach in school history to earn such honors.

nDuBose is already the fourth-longest tenured coach in school history. He is also the fourth-winningest coach in school history with 56 wins.

nIn just four years at Utah State, DuBose has already coached one All-American, 11 all-WAC selections (including the league’s 2007 Freshman of the Year), 33 academic all-WAC honorees and four academic all-district winners.

nHe spent four years as an assistant coach for Brigham Young’s men’s volleyball team, helping the Cougars to the 2004 national championship and a national runner-up finish in 2003.

nDuBose has led Utah State to a 27-14 (.659) home record in his first four seasons, including a 21-11 (.656) WAC record.

nHe began his collegiate coaching career at Utah State as an as-sistant from 1999-2000, helping the Aggies to the Eastern Division Championship of the Big West Conference in 1999 and to the second round of the NCAA Tournament in 2000, which was the school’s first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. USU finished the 2000 season ranked 22nd in the country.

nDuBose was an assistant coach at Brighton High School in Sandy, Utah, from 1997-99, and also assisted with the Cache Valley Juniors and the Mountain West Volleyball Club during that time period.

nHe played two years of collegiate volleyball at Golden West Com-munity College in Huntington Beach, Calif.

nDuBose graduated from Brigham Young with a degree in history and received his teaching certificate from Utah State.

nHe and his wife Lenonnie have three children, Kline (12), Cassandra (10) and Jackson (6).

COACHINGRECORDSYear School All Pct. Conference/Finish2006 Utah State 13-19 .406 6-10/t-6th WAC2007 Utah State 17-13 .567 11-5/3rd WAC2008 Utah State 11-17 .393 9-7/4th WAC2009 Utah State 15-14 .517 6-10/7th WAC

OverallRecord 56-63 (.471)/4 yearsUtahStateRecord SameWACRecord 32-32 (.500)/4 years

HEADCOACHFILE

ASSISTANTCOACHES

TomPetersonBYU (1978)3rd Year

TaubiNevesUtah State (2003)

4th Year


UTAH STATE TOP PLAYERS AND ROSTER

SHANTELLDURRANTMB,6-2,Sr.Ranked sixth in the WAC in hitting percentage (.305) and ninth in blocking (1.07) ... led the team with 115 blocks ... her 111 block assists rank ninth all-time in school history for a single season ... posted a career-high 12 kills against No. 3 Hawai‘i on Nov. 16 ... had a career-high nine block assists twice ... recorded a career-high three service aces at Kent State on Sept. 18 ... was named to both the Weber State Invitational and Fiesta Bowl Tournament all-tournament teams ... Earned academic all-WAC honors and second team CoSIDA Academic All-District honors ... transferred to Utah State from Washington.


CHELSEAFOWLESS,5-9,Sr.Ranked third in the WAC in assists (9.77) and service aces (0.32) ... led the team in hitting percentage (.316) and service aces (37) ... recorded a career-high nine kills against Boise State on Oct. 3 ... had a career-high seven block assists against Brigham Young on Sept. 1... named to the Fiesta Bowl all-tournament team ... earned second team all-WAC honors as a sophomore ... WAC Freshman of the Year in 2007 ... ranks third all-time in school history with 3,281 career assists and ninth in service aces (82) ... is the WAC’s active career leader in assists and ranks fourth in service aces.


KATIEASTLEMB,6-1,Sr.Started all 29 matches and ranked first on the team and fourth in the WAC with a .315 hitting percent-age ... was also second on the team with 94 total blocks and fourth with 163 kills ... recorded double-digits in kills twice during the season, including a career-high 12 at Louisiana Tech on Sept. 26 ... had a season-high seven blocks against Gonzaga on Aug. 29... was named to the Kent State/Mizuno Open all-tournament team ... second team all-WAC selection in 2008 ... three-time academic all-WAC honoree ... 2008 CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree.


MEDIAINFORMATION

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UTAHSTATECAMPUS

2010UTAHSTATENUMERICALROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool) 2 Chelsea Fowles S 5-9 Sr. Hollister, Calif. (San Benito) 3 Tumua Etimani OH 5-10 Fr. Richardson, Texas (Canyon Creek Christian Academy) 4 Laurel Bodily L 5-6 So. Idaho Falls, Idaho (Idaho Falls) 6 Jamaica Alisa OPP 5-10 Fr. St. George, Utah (Snow Canyon) 7 Katie Astle MB 6-1 Sr. Sandy, Utah (Skyline) 8 Kassi Hargrove S 5-8 So. Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue) 9 Paige Neves S 5-9 Fr. Otto, Wyo. (Burlington) 10 Shay Sorensen OPP 6-1 So. North Ogden, Utah (Weber) 11 Nicole Gneiting MB 6-2 RS-Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde) 12 Emily Kortsen OPP 6-1 Jr. Hollister, Calif. (San Benito) 13 Whitney Mendivil OH 6-0 RS-Jr. Pleasant Grove, Utah (Sacramento State) 14 Christine Morrill L 5-7 Sr. Neola, Utah (Union) 18 Liz McArthur OH 6-1 Jr. St. George, Utah (Snow Canyon) 21 Shantell Durrant MB 6-2 Sr. American Fork, Utah (Washington) 23 Josselyn White OH 6-3 So. Smithfield, Utah (Sky View)

UTAHSTATEPROFILETopReturnees Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SAKatie Astle MB 6-1 Sr. 1.57 0.12 0.06 0.90 0.01Shantell Durrant MB 6-2 Sr. 1.79 0.35 0.19 1.07 0.13Emily Kortsen OPP 6-1 Jr. 2.07 2.34 0.21 0.61 0.11Liz McArthur OH 6-1 Jr. 3.80 1.66 0.09 0.46 0.24Christine Morrill L 5-7 Sr. 0.04 4.62 0.42 0.00 0.19Chelsea Fowles S 5-9 Sr. 0.76 1.66 9.77 0.51 0.32

TopNewcomers Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown(PreviousSchool)Jamaica Alisa OPP 5-10 Fr. St. George, Utah (Snow Canyon)Tumua Etimani OH 5-10 Fr. Richardson, Texas (Canyon Creek Christian Academy)Paige Neves S 5-9 Fr. Otto, Wyo. (Burlington)

KeyLosses Pos. Ht. Yr. K D A TB SADanielle Taylor MB 6-1 Sr. 1.12 0.14 0.14 0.55 0.04


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|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEMcArthur, Liz 114 29-29 433 3.80 212 1262 .175 10 0.09 27 23 0.24 25 189 1.66 4 49 53 0.46 5 1Kortsen, Emily 114 29-29 236 2.07 83 708 .216 24 0.21 12 6 0.11 19 267 2.34 0 70 70 0.61 1 1Durrant, Shantell 107 29-29 191 1.79 67 406 .305 20 0.19 14 27 0.13 1 37 0.35 4 111 115 1.07 7 2Astle, Katie 104 29-29 163 1.57 47 368 .315 6 0.06 1 2 0.01 1 13 0.12 4 90 94 0.90 3 0White, Josselyn 84 27-10 109 1.30 51 492 .118 2 0.02 0 1 0.00 6 25 0.30 7 58 65 0.77 7 0Wilson-Beckstrom, L. 82 29-5 105 1.28 72 346 .095 3 0.04 4 4 0.05 5 40 0.49 6 28 34 0.41 5 0Taylor, Danielle 49 22-0 55 1.12 29 136 .191 7 0.14 2 6 0.04 2 7 0.14 2 25 27 0.55 4 0Sorensen, Shay 13 11-0 14 1.08 5 31 .290 1 0.08 0 0 0.00 0 6 0.46 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Fowles, Chelsea 115 29-29 87 0.76 22 206 .316 1123 9.77 37 43 0.32 2 191 1.66 0 59 59 0.51 5 23Morrill, Christine 115 29-0 5 0.04 0 6 .833 48 0.42 22 27 0.19 26 531 4.62 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Bodily, Laurel 115 29-14 3 0.03 3 10 .000 17 0.15 22 25 0.19 23 220 1.91 0 1 1 0.01 0 2Hargrove, Kassi 17 11-0 0 0.00 0 1 .000 28 1.65 2 2 0.12 0 4 0.24 0 0 0 0.00 0 4Team 9 UtahState 115 1401 12.18 591 3972 .204 1289 11.21 143 167 1.24 119 1530 13.30 27 491 272.5 2.37 37 33Opponents 115 1503 13.07 692 4024 .202 1409 12.25 119 199 1.03 142 1613 14.03 40 428 254.0 2.21 66 48


|--------------ATTACK---------------||----SET----||------SERVE-------||-----DIG------||---------------BLOCKING---------------|Player SP MP-MS K KPS E TA Pct A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHEMcArthur, Liz 61 16-16 232 3.80 117 711 .162 5 0.08 14 10 0.23 12 117 1.92 2 20 22 0.36 2 1Kortsen, Emily 60 16-16 119 1.98 46 414 .176 17 0.28 4 4 0.07 12 155 2.58 0 36 36 0.60 1 0Durrant, Shantell 57 16-16 101 1.77 34 219 .306 15 0.26 6 11 0.11 1 20 0.35 1 54 55 0.96 4 1Astle, Katie 52 16-16 86 1.65 32 195 .277 4 0.08 0 0 0.00 1 8 0.15 2 42 44 0.85 2 0White, Josselyn 54 16-8 75 1.39 36 345 .113 1 0.02 0 1 0.00 5 22 0.41 5 41 46 0.85 4 0Taylor, Danielle 33 14-0 36 1.09 22 91 .154 5 0.15 0 2 0.00 1 5 0.15 2 17 19 0.58 2 0Fowles, Chelsea 61 16-16 55 0.90 11 126 .349 580 9.51 19 22 0.31 2 126 2.07 0 28 28 0.46 4 11Wilson-Beckstrom, L. 38 16-1 22 0.58 28 101 -.059 1 0.03 2 2 0.05 2 18 0.47 4 5 9 0.24 3 0Sorensen, Shay 7 7-0 4 0.57 2 11 .182 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.29 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Morrill, Christine 61 16-0 3 0.05 0 3 1.000 28 0.46 14 12 0.23 18 301 4.93 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Bodily, Laurel 61 16-7 1 0.02 3 5 -.400 11 0.18 12 11 0.20 11 126 2.07 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Hargrove, Kassi 8 7-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 7 0.88 1 0 0.12 0 1 0.12 0 0 0 0.00 0 2Team 7 UtahState 61 734 12.03 331 2221 .181 674 11.05 72 76 1.18 72 901 14.77 16 243 137.5 2.25 22 16Opponents 61 868 14.23 378 2323 .211 811 13.30 72 108 1.18 72 959 15.72 26 229 140.5 2.30 36 24

2009RESULTS

Date Opponent ResultAug. 28 !at Weber State W, 3-1Aug. 29 !vs. Gonzaga L, 2-3Aug. 29 !vs. Utah Valley L, 1-3Sept. 1 Brigham Young W, 3-2Sept. 8 No. 27 Utah L, 2-3Sept. 9 Idaho State W, 3-0Sept. 11 @vs. The Citadel W, 3-0Sept. 12 @vs. Wyoming W, 3-1Sept. 12 @at Northern Arizona W, 3-1Sept. 18 #vs. Butler W, 3-1Sept. 18 #at Kent State L, 2-3Sept. 19 #vs. Robert Morris W, 3-0Sept. 24 *at New Mexico State L, 0-3Sept. 26 *at Louisiana Tech L, 2-3Oct. 1 *San Jose State W, 3-0Oct. 3 *Boise State W, 3-2Oct. 8 *at Fresno State L, 1-3Oct. 10 *at Nevada L, 2-3

Date Opponent ResultOct. 13 at Utah Valley W, 3-2Oct. 15 *Fresno State W, 3-1Oct. 19 *Idaho L, 2-3Oct. 22 *at Boise State L, 0-3Oct. 24 *at Idaho L, 0-3Oct. 29 *Louisiana Tech W, 3-0Oct. 31 *New Mexico State L, 0-3Nov. 5 *at San Jose State W, 3-1Nov. 8 *at No. 3 Hawai‘i L, 0-3Nov. 16 *Hawai‘i L, 1-3Nov. 19 *Nevada W, 3-1

!Best Western Canyon Pines Weber State Invitational (Ogden, Utah)@Fiesta Bowl Tourney (Flagstaff, Ariz.)#Kent State/Mizuno Open (Kent, Ohio)*WAC Match

ALL-TIMERESULTS

Conf. OverallYear W L W L T1976 7 5 16 11 01977 10 1 46 11 21978 10 2 42 4 21979 10 0 35 5 21980 9 1 37 15 01981 9 1 33 19 01982 - - 29 20 01983 - - 17 30 21984 0 12 12 27 01985 0 12 1 33 01986 3 9 18 15 01987 0 12 7 26 01988 1 11 8 20 01989 2 10 12 16 01990 3 15 7 28 01991 0 18 2 29 01992 1 17 4 27 0



ALL MATCHES

HITTING EFFICIENCYTeam M S K E ATT PctHawaii 117 1706 556 3766 .305New Mexico State 103 1431 661 3570 .216Utah State 115 1401 591 3972 .204Nevada 114 1343 655 3774 .182Fresno State 122 1516 752 4240 .180Idaho 117 1373 633 4182 .177Boise State 109 1258 630 3819 .164Louisiana Tech 123 1356 673 4345 .157San Jose State 101 1111 700 3537 .116

KILLS Team M S K AvgHawaii 117 1706 14.58New Mexico State 103 1431 13.89Fresno State 122 1516 12.43Utah State 115 1401 12.18Nevada 114 1343 11.78Idaho 117 1373 11.74Boise State 109 1258 11.54Louisiana Tech 123 1356 11.02San Jose State 101 1111 11.00

ASSISTS Team M S Ast AvgHawaii 117 1586 13.56New Mexico State 103 1308 12.70Fresno State 122 1407 11.53Utah State 115 1289 11.21Nevada 114 1243 10.90Idaho 117 1274 10.89Boise State 109 1181 10.83San Jose State 101 1045 10.35Louisiana Tech 123 1187 9.65

ASSISTS Team M S Ast AvgHawaii 52 704 13.54New Mexico State 57 756 13.26Boise State 62 719 11.60Fresno State 63 729 11.57Idaho 60 679 11.32Nevada 55 620 11.27Utah State 61 674 11.05San Jose State 59 636 10.78Louisiana Tech 59 565 9.58

BLOCKING Team M S BS BA TB AvgIdaho 60 18 376 206.0 3.43New Mexico State 57 29 275 166.5 2.92Hawaii 52 24 203 125.5 2.41Utah State 61 16 243 137.5 2.25Louisiana Tech 59 32 188 126.0 2.14Fresno State 63 29 209 133.5 2.12Boise State 62 19 178 108.0 1.74Nevada 55 15 160 95.0 1.73San Jose State 59 10 112 66.0 1.12

ACES Team M S SA AvgHawaii 52 91 1.75San Jose State 59 78 1.32Idaho 60 74 1.23Utah State 61 72 1.18Fresno State 63 73 1.16Nevada 55 60 1.09New Mexico State 57 57 1.00Boise State 62 60 0.97Louisiana Tech 59 44 0.75

DIGS Team M S D AvgIdaho 60 948 15.80Utah State 61 901 14.77Boise State 62 908 14.65San Jose State 59 847 14.36Fresno State 63 889 14.11New Mexico State 57 786 13.79Hawaii 52 705 13.56Louisiana Tech 59 786 13.32Nevada 55 726 13.20

2009 TEAM STATISTICS

BLOCKING Team M S BS BA TB AvgIdaho 117 44 668 378.0 3.23New Mexico State 103 50 447 273.5 2.66Hawaii 117 48 461 278.5 2.38Utah State 115 27 491 272.5 2.37Fresno State 122 58 446 281.0 2.30Louisiana Tech 123 64 431 279.5 2.27Boise State 109 39 338 208.0 1.91Nevada 114 32 351 207.5 1.82San Jose State 101 21 170 106.0 1.05

ACES Team M S SA AvgHawaii 117 199 1.70Idaho 117 161 1.38Utah State 115 143 1.24San Jose State 101 124 1.23Fresno State 122 149 1.22Nevada 114 126 1.11Louisiana Tech 123 127 1.03Boise State 109 102 0.94New Mexico State 103 95 0.92

DIGS Team M S D AvgIdaho 117 1747 14.93San Jose State 101 1459 14.45Louisiana Tech 123 1769 14.38Boise State 109 1536 14.09Hawaii 117 1599 13.67New Mexico State 103 1379 13.39Fresno State 122 1624 13.31Utah State 115 1530 13.30Nevada 114 1401 12.29

WAC MATCHES

HITTING EFFICIENCYTeam M S K E ATT PctHawaii 52 767 211 1601 .347New Mexico State 57 821 363 2007 .228Boise State 62 767 362 2178 .186Idaho 60 722 322 2166 .185Utah State 61 734 331 2221 .181Nevada 55 666 330 1894 .177Fresno State 63 786 417 2295 .161Louisiana Tech 59 636 329 2076 .148San Jose State 59 681 413 2098 .128

KILLS Team M S K AvgHawaii 52 767 14.75New Mexico State 57 821 14.40Fresno State 63 786 12.48Boise State 62 767 12.37Nevada 55 666 12.11Idaho 60 722 12.03Utah State 61 734 12.03San Jose State 59 681 11.54Louisiana Tech 59 636 10.78In 2009, Hawai`i led the WAC in hitting efficiency,

kills, assists and service aces in both overall and WAC-only matches.

Idaho not only led the WAC in blocking in 2009, but the Vandals led the nation with 3.23 blocks per set.


WA

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ALL MATCHES

HITTING PERCENTAGE (Minimum .200/4.0 attacks per set)Player S K E Att PctAmber Kaufman, UH, Sr. 111 272 62 487 .431Brittany Hewitt, UH, Fr. 96 157 43 332 .343Kelsey Brennan, NMSU, So. 103 230 88 445 .319Katie Astle, USU, Jr. 104 163 47 368 .315Kanani Danielson, UH, So. 114 482 145 1072 .314Shantell Durrant, USU, Jr. 107 191 67 406 .305Aneli Cubi-Otineru, UH, Sr. 112 343 107 799 .295Brianna Clarke, FS, So. 122 263 87 602 .292Erin Birmingham, NMSU, Sr. 103 173 60 401 .282Kelly Leonardo, FS, Sr. 122 205 71 487 .275 KILLS (Minimum 3.00 per set)Player S No. AvgKanani Danielson, UH, So. 114 482 4.23Kayleigh Giddens, NMSU, Jr. 95 380 4.00Sarah Conwell, UI, Sr. 117 459 3.92Liz McArthur, USU, So. 114 433 3.80Kylie Harrington, NEV, Jr. 114 405 3.55Aneli Cubi-Otineru, UH, Sr. 112 343 3.06Alisha Young, BSU, Jr. 107 291 2.72Krista Altermatt, NMSU, Sr. 90 242 2.69Whitney Woods, NMSU, Jr. 103 274 2.66Stephanie Ferrell, UH, So. 109 288 2.64

ASSISTS (Minimum 10.00 per set)Player S No. AvgDani Mafua, UH, Jr. 115 1355 11.78Jennah DeVries, NMSU, Sr. 103 1044 10.14Chelsea Fowles, USU, Jr. 115 1123 9.77Breann Nesselhuf, BSU, So. 109 944 8.66Katie Tribley, UI, Jr. 90 753 8.37Bianca Bin, LTU, Jr. 118 963 8.16Caitlin Andrade, SJSU, Fr. 96 772 8.04Allanah Munson, FS, Sr. 122 808 6.62Sonnie Sei, NEV, Sr. 112 660 5.89Jennifer Feicht, UI, Fr. 68 385 5.66

SERVICE ACES (Minimum 0.20 per set)Player S No. AvgAneli Cubi-Otineru, UH, Sr. 112 56 0.50Amber Kaufman, UH, Sr. 111 44 0.40Chelsea Fowles, USU, Jr. 115 37 0.32Allanah Munson, FS, Sr. 122 37 0.30Katie Tribley, UI, Jr. 90 26 0.29Kassia Pinto, LTU, Jr. 99 27 0.27Caitlin Andrade, SJSU, Fr. 96 26 0.27Krista Altermatt, NMSU, Sr. 90 22 0.24Stephanie Brandt, UH, Sr. 112 27 0.24Liz McArthur, USU, So. 114 27 0.24

BLOCKS (Minimum 0.75 per set)Player S BS BA Tot AvgAnna McKinney, UI, Sr. 117 12 164 176.0 1.50Debbie Pederson, UI, Sr. 116 15 154 169.0 1.46Brittany Hewitt, UH, Fr. 96 13 115 128.0 1.33Brianna Clarke, FS, So. 122 23 135 158.0 1.30Kelsey Brennan, NMSU, So. 103 16 105 121.0 1.17Erin Birmingham, NMSU, Sr. 103 5 114 119.0 1.16Kara Jones, LTU, Jr. 114 32 99 131.0 1.15Whitney Woods, NMSU, Jr. 103 10 102 112.0 1.09Shantell Durrant, USU, Jr. 107 4 111 115.0 1.07Lindsay Baldwin, NEV, Jr. 111 13 106 119.0 1.07

DIGS (Minimum 2.00 per set)Player S No. AvgChristine Morrill, USU, Jr. 115 531 4.62Meredith Rice, UI, Sr. 117 526 4.50Kelly Mason, FS, Jr. 122 471 3.86Nicole Link, NEV, Jr. 112 430 3.84Elizabeth Ka’aihue, UH, Jr. 112 422 3.77Kelsi Phillips, NMSU, So. 103 378 3.67Lori Hunucaker, LTU, Jr. 122 447 3.66Kristal Tsukano, SJSU, Sr. 101 313 3.10Amanda Remy, BSU, So. 101 306 3.03Jeanene Rose, BSU, Sr. 104 290 2.79

WAC MATCHES

HITTING PERCENTAGE (Minimum .200/4.0 attacks per set)Player S K E Att PctAmber Kaufman, UH, Sr. 51 126 23 218 .472Brittany Hewitt, UH, Fr. 40 68 16 131 .397Aneli Cubi-Otineru, UH, Sr. 48 168 41 355 .358Kanani Danielson, UH, So. 49 208 52 440 .355Kelsey Brennan, NMSU, So. 57 124 44 243 .329Kylie Miraldi, SJSU, So. 59 156 47 351 .311Shantell Durrant, USU, Jr. 57 101 34 219 .306Anna McKinney, UI, Sr. 60 100 30 233 .300Brianna Clarke, FS, So. 63 141 47 322 .292Erin Birmingham, NMSU, Sr. 57 93 31 216 .287

KILLS (Minimum 3.00 per set)Player S No. AvgKayleigh Giddens, NMSU, Jr. 57 255 4.47Sarah Conwell, UI, Sr. 60 260 4.33Kanani Danielson, UH, So. 49 208 4.24Liz McArthur, USU, So. 61 232 3.80Kylie Harrington, NEV, Jr. 55 209 3.80Aneli Cubi-Otineru, UH, Sr. 48 168 3.50Sadie Maughan, BSU, Jr. 62 183 2.95Alisha Young, BSU, Jr. 62 180 2.90Whitney Woods, NMSU, Jr. 57 164 2.88Kylie Miraldi, SJSU, So. 59 156 2.64

ASSISTS (Minimum 10.00 per set)Player S No. AvgDani Mafua, UH, Jr. 50 588 11.76Jennah DeVries, NMSU, Sr. 57 612 10.74Breann Nesselhuf, BSU, So. 62 608 9.81Katie Tribley, UI, Jr. 44 428 9.73Chelsea Fowles, USU, Jr. 61 580 9.51Caitlin Andrade, SJSU, Fr. 59 504 8.54Bianca Bin, LTU, Jr. 56 468 8.36Sonnie Sei, NEV, Sr. 53 356 6.72Allanah Munson, FS, Sr. 63 405 6.43Tatiana Santiago, NEV, So. 35 186 5.31

SERVICE ACES (Minimum 0.20 per set)Player S No. AvgAneli Cubi-Otineru, UH, Sr. 48 25 0.52Amber Kaufman, UH, Sr. 51 20 0.39Katie Tribley, UI, Jr. 44 16 0.36Caitlin Andrade, SJSU, Fr. 59 21 0.36Allanah Munson, FS, Sr. 63 20 0.32Chelsea Fowles, USU, Jr. 61 19 0.31Kassia Pinto, LTU, Jr. 52 16 0.31Kelly, Lauren, NEV, Sr. 33 9 0.27Stephanie Brandt, UH, Sr. 50 13 0.26Liz McArthur, USU, So. 61 14 0.23

BLOCKS (Minimum 0.75 per set)Player S BS BA Tot AvgDebbie Pederson, UI, Sr. 60 7 91 98.0 1.63Anna McKinney, UI, Sr. 60 7 85 92.0 1.53Erin Birmingham, NMSU, Sr. 57 3 78 81.0 1.42Brianna Clarke, FS, So. 63 13 69 82.0 1.30Brittany Hewitt, UH, Fr. 40 6 43 49.0 1.23Kelsey Brennan, NMSU, So. 57 8 58 66.0 1.16Kara Jones, LTU, Jr. 56 16 48 64.0 1.14Whitney Woods, NMSU, Jr. 57 6 58 64.0 1.12Lindsay Baldwin, NEV, Jr. 52 10 47 57.0 1.10Sarah Conwell, UI, Sr. 60 2 61 63.0 1.05

DIGS (Minimum 2.00 per set)Player S No. AvgChristine Morrill, USU, Jr. 61 301 4.93Meredith Rice, UI, Sr. 60 284 4.73Kelly Mason, FS, Jr. 63 270 4.29Nicole Link, NEV, Jr. 55 228 4.15Elizabeth Ka’aihue, UH, Jr. 50 195 3.90Kelsi Phillips, NMSU, So. 57 209 3.67Lori Hunucaker, LTU, Jr. 58 212 3.66Amanda Remy, BSU, So. 54 186 3.44Sarah Conwell, UI, Sr. 60 192 3.20Jeanene Rose, BSU, Sr. 60 191 3.18

2009 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

In 2009, Hawai`i’s Amber Kaufman set the WAC record for hitting percentage in a season at .431


INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

HITTING PERCENTAGE (minimum 12 kills).765 (13- 0-17) Amber Kaufman (Hawaii) vs Santa Clara (Aug. 29, 2009) .76 (13- 1-17) Amber Kaufman (Hawaii) vs Stanford (Sept. 12, 2009) .700 (15- 1-20) Amber Kaufman (Hawaii) vs Nevada (Oct. 8, 2009) .647 (12- 1-17) Whitney Woods (New Mexico State) at Notre Dame (Sept. 13, 2009) .611 (13- 2-18) Kylie Miraldi (San Jose State) vs Boise State (Sept. 26, 2009) .600 (14- 2-20) Lindsay Baldwin (Nevada) vs Louisiana Tech (Nov. 14, 2009) .588 (12- 2-17) Staker, Jorgan (Nevada) vs Portland State (Sept. 12, 2009) .583 (15- 1-24) Brianna Clarke (Fresno State) vs Louisiana Tech (Nov. 12, 2009) .577 (18- 3-26) Kelsey Brennan (New Mexico State) vs UTEP (Sept. 8, 2009) .577 (17- 2-26) Lauren Berger (Fresno State) at Alabama (Sept. 11, 2009)

KILLS (K-E-TA)32 (32- 7-55) Kanani Danielson (Hawaii) at Utah State (Nov. 16, 2009)28 (28- 8-67) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)27 (27- 3-59) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) vs Loyola Marymount (Sept. 4, 2009)25 (25- 8-57) Kylie Harrington (Nevada) at Fresno State (Nov. 09, 2009)25 (25-11-61) Kayleigh Giddens (New Mexico State) vs Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009)25 (25- 9-54) Liz McArthur (Utah State) vs Louisiana Tech (Oct. 29, 2009)24 (24- 8-62) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) vs Fresno State (Oct. 3, 2009)24 (24- 6-64) Liz McArthur (Utah State) at Louisiana Tech (Sept. 26, 2009)24 (24- 4-46) Kayleigh Giddens (NM State) vs San Jose State (Oct. 24, 2009)23 (23- 4-46) Liz McArthur (Utah State) vs Boise State (Oct. 3, 2009)23 (23- 6-44) Liz McArthur (Utah State) at Northern Arizona (Sept. 12, 2009)23 (23- 5-44) Kanani Danielson (Hawaii) vs USC (Dec 5, 2009)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)67 (28- 8-67) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)66 (19-16-66) Liz McArthur (Utah State) at Utah Valley (Oct. 13, 2009)66 (21-11-66) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) at Fresno State (Oct. 10, 2009)64 (19- 8-64) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) vs Gonzaga (Oct. 27, 2009)64 (24- 6-64) Liz McArthur (Utah State) at Louisiana Tech (Sept. 26, 2009)64 (21-13-64) Liz McArthur (Utah State) vs Idaho (Oct. 19, 2009)63 (19-11-63) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) at Boise State (Nov. 23, 2009)63 (19- 9-63) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) at San Jose State (Sept. 24, 2009)62 (24- 8-62) Sarah Conwell (Idaho) vs Fresno State (Oct. 3, 2009)61 (25-11-61) Kayleigh Giddens (New Mexico State) vs Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009)

ASSISTS66 Jennah DeVries (New Mexico State) vs Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009)61 Dani Mafua (Hawaii) at Utah State (Nov. 16, 2009)59 Katie Tribley (Idaho) at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)59 Jennah DeVries (New Mexico State) vs SMU (Aug. 28, 2009)59 Breann Nesselhuf (Boise State) at Utah State (Oct. 3, 2009)

DIGS37 Meredith Rice (Idaho) at Boise State (Nov. 23, 2009)30 Nicole Link (Nevada) at CS Bakersfield (Sept. 19, 2009)29 Nicole Link (Nevada) vs Utah State (Oct. 10, 2009)29 Christine Morrill (Utah State) at San Jose State (Nov. 5, 2009)28 Meredith Rice (Idaho) at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)28 Christine Morrill (Utah State) vs Utah (Sept. 8, 2009)

ACES5 Caitlin Andrade (San Jose State) vs Utah State (Nov. 5, 2009)5 Aneli Cubi-Otineru (Hawaii) vs Western Michigan (Aug. 28, 2009)5 Kylie Harrington (Nevada) vs Connecticut (Aug. 28, 2009)5 Courtney Zellmer (San Jose State) vs Eastern Washington (Sept. 11, 2009)5 Aneli Cubi-Otineru (Hawaii) vs UCLA (Aug. 30, 2009)

BLOCKS (BS-BA)12 ( 0-12) Kara Jones (Louisiana Tech) vs Air Force (Sept. 11, 2009)11 ( 1-10) Brittany Hewitt (Hawaii) vs Santa Clara (Aug. 29, 2009)11 ( 1-10) Debbie Pederson (Idaho) at Washington State (Sept. 11, 2009)11 ( 0-11) Anna McKinney (Idaho) at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)11 ( 0-11) Debbie Pederson (Idaho) at Boise State (Oct. 12, 2009)

TEAM HIGHS

HITTING PERCENTAGE (K-E-TA) (minimum 40 kills) .543 (52- 8- 81) Nevada vs Louisiana Tech (Nov. 14, 2009) .500 (46- 6- 80) Hawaii vs UT-San Antonio (Sept. 11, 2009) .487 (44- 7- 76) Hawaii at Louisiana Tech (Oct. 1, 2009) .458 (45- 7- 83) Hawaii at San Jose State (Nov. 2, 2009) .440 (43-10- 75) Utah State vs The Citadel (Sept. 11, 2009) .429 (45- 9- 84) Hawaii vs Boise State (Sept. 24, 2009) .426 (52-12- 94) Hawaii vs Utah State (Nov. 8, 2009) .394 (51-14- 94) Hawaii at Nevada (Oct. 31, 2009) .392 (51-13- 97) Hawaii vs Stanford (Sept. 12, 2009) .391 (48-14- 87) New Mexico State vs Boise State (Nov. 24, 2009)

KILLS (K-E-TA)77 (77-42-182) New Mexico State vs Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009)75 (75-30-177) Fresno State at CS Bakersfield (Nov. 17, 2009)73 (73-23-143) Hawaii at Utah State (Nov. 16, 2009)72 (72-32-198) Idaho at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)71 (71-24-186) Boise State at Utah State (Oct. 3, 2009)70 (70-22-176) Utah State vs Boise State (Oct. 3, 2009)68 (68-21-126) Hawaii vs Santa Clara (Aug. 29, 2009)68 (68-35-177) San Jose State vs Louisiana Tech (Oct. 17, 2009)68 (68-33-173) Fresno State vs Louisiana Tech (Nov. 12, 2009)68 (68-26-164) New Mexico State vs UTEP (Sept. 8, 2009)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)24 (64-37-24) Louisiana Tech vs Chattanooga (Sept. 19, 2009)199 (63-33-199) Idaho vs Gonzaga (Oct. 27, 2009)198 (61-30-198) San Jose State vs Sacramento State (Oct. 13, 2009)198 (72-32-198) Idaho at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)196 (61-28-196) Utah State vs Idaho (Oct. 19, 2009)192 (53-39-192) Fresno State at Idaho (Oct. 3, 2009)186 (63-30-186) Utah State at Louisiana Tech (Sept. 26, 2009)186 (60-30-186) Louisiana Tech vs Boise State (Nov. 7, 2009)186 (71-24-186) Boise State at Utah State (Oct. 3, 2009)186 (64-20-186) Boise State vs Idaho (Nov. 23, 2009)

ASSISTS73 New Mexico State vs Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009)71 Fresno State at CS Bakersfield (Nov. 17, 2009)71 Hawaii at Utah State (Nov. 16, 2009)67 Idaho at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)67 Boise State at Utah State (Oct. 3, 2009)

DIGS16 San Jose State vs Sacramento State (Oct. 13, 2009)94 Louisiana Tech vs Jacksonville State (Sept. 4, 2009)91 Idaho at Boise State (Nov. 23, 2009)85 Boise State at Louisiana Tech (Nov. 7, 2009)84 Idaho at Fresno State (Oct. 10, 2009)84 Idaho at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)

ACES12 San Jose State vs Boise State (Sept. 26, 2009)11 Fresno State vs San Jose State (Oct. 31, 2009)11 San Jose State vs Louisiana Tech (Oct. 17, 2009)11 Idaho vs Gonzaga (Oct. 27, 2009)11 Nevada vs Connecticut (Aug. 28, 2009)

BLOCKS20.5 Idaho at Utah State (Oct. 19, 2009)19.0 Idaho at Washington State (Sept. 11, 2009)17.0 New Mexico State at Nevada (Nov. 12, 2009)17.0 Idaho at New Mexico State (Nov. 7, 2009)17.0 Idaho at San Jose State (Sept. 24, 2009)

2009 SUPERLATIVES


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MATCH

TEAM RECORDS / All MatchesKills: 116 Hawaiì vs. Brigham Young (Nov. 28, 1998)Attempts: 316 Hawaiì vs. Brigham Young (Nov. 28, 1998)Hitting Percentage: .630 Hawaiì vs. Prairie View A&M (Dec. 2, 1999)Assists: 107 Hawaiì vs. Brigham Young (Nov. 28, 1998)Service Aces: 19 San Diego State vs. Utah (Oct. 11, 1991) Tulsa vs. Grambling (Sept. 4, 2002)Digs: 140 UTEP vs. New Mexico State (Sept. 21, 1993)Block Solos: 17 Fresno State vs. Utah (Sept. 12, 1992)Block Assists: 50 Brigham Young vs. Colorado State (Nov. 27, 1996)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS / All MatchesKills: 43 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì vs. San Jose State (Oct. 18, 2001)Attempts: 105 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì vs. Pacific (Nov. 24, 2001)Hitting Percentage: .889 Heather Bown, Hawaiì vs. Tulsa (Nov. 5, 1999)(Minimum 15 attempts)Assists: 95 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì vs. BYU (Nov. 28, 1998)Service Aces: 11 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì vs. Washington (Sept. 13, 2008)Digs: 47 Jessie Shull, San Jose State vs. Santa Clara (Sept. 2, 2006) 38 Suzanne Stonebarger, Nevada vs. San Jose State (Sept. 29, 2000) {before Libero}Block Solos: 11 Kari Stacy, UTEP vs. Tulsa (Sept. 30, 2004)Block Assists: 17 Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì vs. Utah (Nov. 25, 1997)

TEAM RECORDS / WAC Matches (Regular Season Only)Kills: 109 San Diego State vs. Colorado State (Nov. 13, 1993)Attempts: 293 New Mexico vs. Fresno State (Sept. 27, 1996)Hitting Percentage: .549 New Mexico State vs. Utah State (Nov. 13, 2008)Assists: 100 San Diego State vs. Colorado State (Nov. 13, 1993)Service Aces: 20 Louisiana Tech vs. Alcorn State (Aug. 29, 2003)Digs: 134 New Mexico vs. Fresno State (Sept. 27, 1996)Block Solos: 12 UTEP vs. Utah (Nov. 19, 1995)Block Assists: 54 Hawaiì vs. San Jose State (Oct. 29, 1999)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS / WAC Matches (Regular Season Only)Kills: 43 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì vs. San Jose State (Oct. 18, 2001)Attempts: 97 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State vs. New Mexico (Sept. 27, 1996) Hitting Percentage: .889 Heather Bown, Hawaiì vs. Tulsa (Nov. 5, 1999)Assists: 89 Stacy Bollinger, San Diego State vs. CSU (Nov. 13, 1993) Krista Gronert, UTEP vs. San Jose State (Nov. 10, 2000) Service Aces: 9 Andrea Radmilovich, Fresno State vs. Wyoming (Oct. 9, 1992)Digs: 42 Kristal Tsukano, San Jose State vs. Idaho (Oct. 11, 2007) 38 Suzanne Stonebarger, Nevada vs. San Jose State (Sept. 29, 2000) {before Libero}Block Solos: 11 Kari Stacy, UTEP vs. Tulsa (Sept. 30, 2004)Block Assists: 14 Ann/Mari Lindqvist, Brigham Young vs. San Diego State (Nov. 10, 1995) 14 Heather Bown, Hawaiì vs. San Jose State (Oct. 29, 1999)

SEASON

TEAM RECORDS / All MatchesKills Per Set 18.19 Hawaiì, 1998 (123 S, 2237 K)Attempts Per Set 46.86 New Mexico, 1996 (105 S, 4920 ATT)Hitting Percentage .336 Hawaiì, 2003 (125 S, 2270 K, 640 E, 4849 ATT)Assists Per Set 16.78 Hawaiì, 2003 (128 S, 2097 AS)Service Aces Per Set 2.17 San Diego State, 1995 (115 S, 250 SA)Blocks Per Set 3.91 Hawaiì, 1999 (104 S, 407.0 TB)Digs Per Set 19.97 New Mexico, 1996 (105 S, 2097 D)Most Kills 2270 Hawaiì, 2003 (125 S, 18.16 KPS)Most Attempts 5422 Fresno State, 1995 (134 S, 40.46 ATPS)Most Assists 2097 Hawaiì, 2003 (125 S, 16.78 APS)Most Service Aces 281 San Diego State, 1990 (133 S, 2.11 SAPS)Most Blocks 500.5 Utah, 1993 (137 S, 3.65 BPS)Most Digs 2424 Fresno State, 1992 (129 S, 18.79 DPS)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS / All MatchesKills Per Set 7.20 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì / 2001 (118 S, 850 K)Attempts Per Set 15.10 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì / 2001 (118 S, 1782 ATT)Hitting Percentage .431 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì / 2009 (111 S, 272 K, 62 E, 487 ATT)Assists Per Set 14.61 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì / 1998 (122 S, 1782 AS)Service Aces Per Set 0.71 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State / 1990 (123 S, 87 SA)Blocks Per Set 2.25 Heather Bown, Hawaiì / 1999 (102 S, 230 TB)Digs Per Set 6.04 Jessie Shull, San Jose State / 2006 (112 S, 676 D)Most Kills 850 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì / 2001 (118 S, 7.20 KPS)Most Attempts 1782 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì / 2001 (118 S, 15.10 APS)Most Assists 1782 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì / 1998 (122 S, 14.61 APS)Most Service Aces 87 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State / 1990 (123 S, 0.71 SAPS)Most Blocks 281 Mikki Kane/Barton, Utah / 1993 (137 S, 2.05 BPS)Most Digs 676 Jessie Shull, San Jose State / 2006 (112 S, 6.04 DPS) 535 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State / 1995 (134 S, 3.99 DPS) {before Libero}

TEAM RECORDS / WAC MatchesKills Per Set 18.14 New Mexico, 1991 (44 S, 798 K)Attempts Per Set 47.48 New Mexico, 1996 (56 S, 2659 ATT)Hitting Percentage .361 Hawaiì, 2002 (41 S, 722 K, 180 E, 1503 ATT)Assists Per Set 16.98 New Mexico, 1991 (44 S, 747 AS)Service Aces Per Set 2.47 Nevada, 2001 (47 S, 116 SA)Blocks Per Set 4.02 Hawaiì, 1999 (45 S, 181 TB)Digs Per Set 22.18 Brigham Young, 1991 (45 S, 998 D)Most Kills 1045 UTEP, 2000 (62 S, 16.85 KPS)Most Attempts 2733 Fresno State, 2005 (62 S, 44.08 ATPS)Most Assists 930 UTEP, 2000 (62 S, 15.00 APS)Most Service Aces 120 San Diego State, 1996 (60 S, 2.00 SAPS)Most Blocks 206.0 Idaho, 2009 (60 S, 3.43 BPS)Most Digs 1134 New Mexico, 1996 (56 S, 20.25 DPS)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS / WAC MatchesKills Per Set 7.10 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì / 2001 (41 S, 291 K)Attempts Per Set 14.14 Jill Pape, TCU / 1996 (57 S, 806 ATT)Hitting Percentage .472 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì / 2009 (51 S, 126 K, 23 E, 218 ATT)Assists Per Set 14.60 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì / 1998 (50 S, 730 AS)Service Aces Per Set 0.79 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State / 1990 (39 S, 31 SA) Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì / 2003 (34 S, 27 SA)Blocks Per Set 2.20 Nina Puikonnen, Brigham Young / 1998 (40 S, 88 TB) Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì / 1996 (49 S, 108 TB) Digs Per Set 5.92 Stacy Sode, Idaho / 2006 (60 S, 355 D)Most Kills 319 Haley Larsen, Idaho / 2007 (60 S, 5.32 KPS)Most Attempts 806 Jill Pape, TCU / 1996 (57 S, 14.14 APS)Most Assists 803 Savannah Smith, San Jose State / 2000 (58 S, 13.84 APS)Most Service Aces 33 Sarah Mason, Hawaiì / 2006 (54 S, 0.61 SAPS) Victoria Prince, Hawaiì / 2005 (46 S, 0.72 SAPS) Gracie Schutt, San Diego State / 1991 (45 S, 0.73 SAPS)Most Blocks 108 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì / 1996 (49 S, 2.20 BPS)Most Digs 355 Stacy Sode, Idaho / 2006 (60 S, 5.92 DPS)

San Jose State’s Kristal Tsukano (2007-present)

set a record for digs in a WAC match with 42 dur-

ing the 2007 season.

WAC RECORDS INDIVIDUAL/TEAM


HITTING PERCENTAGEYear School M S PCT1990 New Mexico 29 105 .2561991 New Mexico 29 110 .2751992 San Diego State 32 118 .2641993 Brigham Young 32 110 .2471994 San Diego State 32 120 .2551995 San Diego State 32 115 .2631996 Hawaiì 38 126 .2921997 Colorado State 33 115 .2931998 Brigham Young 35 115 .2911999 Hawaiì 31 104 .2782000 Hawaiì 33 111 .2862001 Hawaiì 35 120 .2952002 Hawaiì 36 114 .3292003 Hawaiì 38 125 .3362004 Rice 30 102 .2772005 Hawaiì 34 117 .2802006 New Mexico State 37 126 .273 2007 New Mexico State 32 114 .2462008 Hawaiì 35 116 .283 2009 Hawaiì 35 117 .305

KILLS PER SETYear School M S K KPS1990 New Mexico 29 105 1732 16.501991 New Mexico 29 110 1865 16.951992 Brigham Young 33 111 1840 16.581993 Brigham Young 32 110 1790 16.271994 San Diego State 32 120 1989 16.581995 San Diego State 32 115 1932 16.801996 San Diego State 33 126 2168 17.211997 Colorado State 33 113 1945 16.911998 Hawaiì 35 123 2237 18.191999 San Jose State 31 108 1758 16.282000 Hawaiì 33 111 1913 17.232001 Hawaiì 35 120 2092 17.432002 Hawaiì 36 114 2074 18.192003 Hawaiì 38 125 2270 18.162004 Rice 30 102 1724 16.902005 Hawaiì 34 117 1918 16.392006 Hawaiì 35 126 2025 16.072007 New Mexico State 32 114 1434 16.792008 Hawaiì 35 116 1701 14.662009 Hawaiì 35 117 1706 14.58

BLOCKS PER SETYear School M S TB BPS1990 San Diego State 36 133 401.0 3.021991 Brigham Young 31 114 363.5 3.191992 Utah 33 124 390.0 3.151993 Utah 36 137 500.5 3.651994 UTEP 28 98 309.0 3.151995 Brigham Young 30 110 389.0 3.541996 Brigham Young 34 123 460.5 3.741997 Hawaiì 33 116 413.5 3.561998 Brigham Young 35 115 433.0 3.771999 Hawaiì 31 104 407.0 3.912000 Hawaiì 33 111 350.5 3.162001 Rice 26 95 277.5 2.922002 Hawaiì 36 114 327.0 2.872003 Fresno State 28 109 316.0 2.902004 Hawaiì 31 126 404.5 3.372005 Hawaiì 34 117 397.0 3.392006 Hawaiì 35 126 444.0 3.522007 Utah State 30 104 315.5 3.032008 Idaho 29 108 326.0 3.022009 Idaho 30 117 378.0 3.23

SERVICE ACES PER SETYear School M S SA SAPS1990 San Diego State 36 133 281 2.111991 Colorado State 31 110 193 1.751992 San Diego State 32 118 229 1.941993 Colorado State 30 107 216 2.021994 Utah 29 109 202 1.851995 San Diego State 32 115 250 2.171996 San Jose State 30 107 206 1.931997 Utah 31 112 198 1.771998 UNLV 31 115 209 1.821999 San Jose State 31 108 218 2.022000 Hawaiì 33 111 175 1.582001 Nevada 25 91 174 1.912002 Tulsa 33 113 241 2.132003 Louisiana Tech 31 111 210 1.89

2004 Tulsa 27 103 223 2.172005 New Mexio State 27 98 173 1.772006 New Mexico State 37 126 269 2.132007 Utah State 30 104 162 1.562008 Hawaiì 35 116 175 1.512009 Hawaili 35 117 199 1.70

ASSISTS PER SETYear School M S A APS1990 New Mexico 29 105 1643 15.651991 New Mexico 29 110 1736 15.781992 Brigham Young 33 111 1600 14.411993 Colorado State 30 107 1557 14.551994 San Diego State 32 120 1791 14.931995 San Diego State 32 115 1746 15.181996 San Diego State 33 126 1916 15.211997 Brigham Young 35 113 1737 15.371998 Hawaiì 35 123 2025 16.461999 San Jose State 31 108 1588 14.702000 SMU 31 110 1726 15.692001 Hawaiì 35 120 1940 16.172002 Hawaiì 36 114 1906 16.722003 Hawaiì 38 125 2097 16.782004 Rice 30 102 1585 15.542005 Hawaiì 34 117 1781 15.222006 Hawai 35 126 1889 14.992007 New Mexico State 32 114 1765 15.482008 Hawaiì 35 116 1590 13.712009 Hawaiì 35 117 1586 13.56

DIGS PER SETYear School M S D DPS1990 New Mexico 29 105 1753 16.701991 New Mexico 29 110 2072 18.841992 Fresno State 35 129 2424 18.791993 Brigham Young 32 110 1862 16.931994 New Mexico 30 107 1951 18.231995 New Mexico 25 90 1584 17.601996 New Mexico 29 105 2097 19.971997 New Mexico 29 102 1740 17.061998 New Mexico 27 96 1708 17.791999 Rice 34 119 2108 17.712000 SMU 31 110 1921 17.462001 Hawaiì 35 120 2115 17.622002 Hawaiì 36 114 2141 18.792003 SMU 30 114 2195 19.252004 Fresno State 28 101 1880 18.612005 Fresno State 28 106 1801 16.992006 San Jose State 31 112 1890 16.882007 Hawaiì 33 116 2019 17.412008 Idaho 29 108 1657 15.342009 Idaho 30 117 1747 14.93

TOTAL KILLSYear School M S K1990 Brigham Young 34 125 20481991 New Mexico 29 110 18651992 Fresno State 35 129 20391993 Utah 36 137 20331994 San Diego State 32 120 19891995 Fresno State 35 134 21131996 San Diego State 33 126 21681997 Colorado State 33 115 19451998 Hawaiì 35 123 22371999 SMU 33 121 19082000 TCU 33 127 19432001 Hawaiì 35 120 20922002 Hawaiì 36 114 20742003 Hawaiì 38 125 22702004 Hawaiì 31 120 19972005 Utah State 34 135 21132006 Hawaiì 35 126 20252007 Hawaiì 32 116 19242008 Hawaiì 35 116 17012009 Hawaiì 35 117 1706

TOTAL BLOCKSYear School M S TB1990 San Diego State 36 133 401.01991 Brigham Young 31 114 363.51992 Utah 33 124 390.01993 Utah 36 137 500.51994 San Diego State 32 120 358.01995 Brigham Young 30 110 389.0

1996 Brigham Young 34 123 460.51997 Hawaiì 33 116 413.51998 Brigham Young 35 115 433.01999 Hawaiì 31 104 407.02000 Rice 33 125 382.02001 Hawaiì 35 120 500.02002 Rice 34 129 347.52003 Hawaiì 38 125 320.52004 Hawaiì 31 120 404.52005 Hawaiì 30 117 397.02006 Hawaiì 35 126 444.02007 Hawaiì 32 116 320.02008 Idaho 29 108 326.02009 Idaho 30 117 378.0

TOTAL SERVICE ACESYear School M S SA1990 San Diego State 36 133 2811991 San Diego State 31 117 2031992 Fresno State 35 129 2301993 Colorado State 30 107 2161994 Utah 29 109 2021995 San Diego State 32 115 2501996 San Diego State 33 126 2381997 Wyoming 31 113 199 Fresno State 33 120 1991998 Rice 33 118 2121999 San Jose State 31 108 2182000 TCU 33 127 1872001 San Jose State 33 120 2182002 Louisiana Tech 35 124 2572003 Hawaiì 38 125 2162004 Tulsa 27 103 2232005 Louisiana Tech 33 126 2092006 New Mexico State 37 126 2692007 New Mexico State 32 114 1732008 Hawaiì 35 116 1752009 Hawaiì 35 117 199

TOTAL ASSISTSYear School M S AST1990 Brigham Young 34 125 17701991 New Mexico 29 110 17361992 Fresno State 35 129 17781993 Utah 36 137 16441994 San Diego State 32 120 17911995 Fresno State 35 134 18931996 San Diego State 33 126 19161997 Brigham Young 35 113 17371998 Hawaiì 35 123 20251999 SMU 33 121 17582000 San Jose State 32 116 17542001 Hawaiì 35 120 19402002 Hawaiì 36 114 19062003 Hawaiì 38 125 20972004 Hawaiì 31 120 18532005 Utah State 34 135 19422006 Hawaiì 35 126 18892007 Hawaiì 33 116 17922008 Hawaiì 35 116 15902009 Hawaiì 35 117 1586

TOTAL DIGSYear School M S D1990 Brigham Young 34 125 19491991 UTEP 34 123 22231992 Fresno State 35 129 24241993 Utah 36 137 21171994 Fresno State 34 126 20131995 Fresno State 35 134 21961996 New Mexico 29 105 20971997 Fresno State 33 120 20211998 Rice 33 118 20521999 SMU 33 121 21252000 Rice 33 125 21412001 Hawaiì 35 120 21152002 Hawaiì 36 114 21422003 SMU 30 114 21952004 San Jose State 28 105 18872005 Utah State 34 135 20412006 Hawaiì 35 126 20642007 Hawaiì 33 116 20192008 New Mexico State 35 121 17312009 Louisiana Tech 33 123 1769

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HITTING PERCENTAGEYear Name, School M S PCT1990 Pauline Manser, New Mexico 29 103 .3651991 Pauline Manser, New Mexico 29 110 .3851992 Stephanie Riley, San Diego State 32 113 .3611993 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State 32 111 .3771994 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State 32 120 .3751995 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State 32 112 .4101996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 38 123 .4171997 Amy Steele Gant, Brigham Young 35 112 .3691998 Heather Bown, Hawaiì 35 122 .3891999 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 31 108 .3822000 Maja Gustin, Hawaiì 30 98 .3702001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 35 118 .3412002 Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì 36 111 .3962003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 36 114 .3732004 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 31 119 .4112005 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 33 108 .4022006 Amber Simpson, New Mexico State 37 126 .3872007 Juliana Sanders, Hawaiì 33 113 .3492008 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì 35 115 .3802009 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì 35 111 .431

KILLS PER SETYear Name, School M S K KPS1990 Tea Nieminen, Brigham Young 34 125 653 5.221991 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 31 116 544 4.691992 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 32 118 601 5.091993 Nicole Chen, Fresno State 30 111 547 4.931994 Ginger Ernest, San Diego State 32 115 574 4.991995 Brenda Barton, Utah 31 107 459 4.291996 Jill Pape, TCU 34 121 639 5.281997 Amy Steele Gant, Brigham Young 35 112 574 5.131998 Heather Bown, Hawaiì 35 122 578 4.741999 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 31 108 605 5.602000 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 32 116 630 5.432001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 35 118 850 7.202002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 35 109 688 6.312003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 36 114 752 6.602004 Joyce Silva, Tulsa 27 76 397 5.222005 Zuzana Cernianska, Utah State 33 130 585 4.502006 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì 34 122 670 5.492007 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì 33 113 623 5.512008 Haley Larsen, Idaho 29 108 480 4.442009 Kanani Danielson, Hawaiì 34 114 482 4.23 BLOCKS PER SETYear Name, School M S TB BPS1990 Jennifer Miller, San Diego State 36 122 175 1.431991 Kristen Walton, Colorado State 29 98 141 1.441992 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah 33 124 192 1.551993 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah 36 137 281 2.051994 Cynthia Ruelas, UTEP 28 98 162 1.651995 Amy Steele, Brigham Young 30 110 171 1.551996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 38 123 236 1.921997 Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì 33 116 230 1.981998 Nina Puikonnen, Brigham Young 34 107 232 2.171999 Heather Bown, Hawaiì 31 102 230 2.252000 Maja Gustin, Hawaiì 30 98 157 1.602001 Shauna McQuaid, Fresno State 24 82 118.0 1.442002 Carrie Hartt, Fresno State 30 104 141.0 1.362003 Tessa Kuykendall, Rice 28 57 91.0 1.602004 Tessa Kuykendall, Rice 30 98 171.0 1.742005 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 33 108 168.0 1.562006 Kari Gregory, Hawaiì 35 123 195.0 1.592007 Lindsey Baldwin, Nevada 25 92 135.0 1.472008 Anna McKinney, Idaho 29 105 149.0 1.422009 Anna McKinney, Idaho 30 117 176.0 1.50

SERVICE ACES PER SETYear Name, School M S SA SAPS1990 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 36 123 87 0.711991 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 31 116 70 0.601992 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 32 118 80 0.681993 Kristen Walton, Colorado State 30 107 47 0.441994 Juliana Cezar, San Diego State 31 112 49 0.441995 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 35 134 62 0.461996 Catherine Porter, UTEP 29 105 51 0.491997 Sara Shakula, Utah 31 110 59 0.541998 Nil Kalagoglu, Rice 33 118 58 0.49 Melissa Myers, San Jose State 33 117 57 0.491999 Darcy Walker, San Jose State 28 94 45 0.482000 Karolina Zelinka, Rice 33 124 44 0.352001 Jennifer Abbruzzese, UTEP 25 93 40 0.432002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 35 109 76 0.702003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 38 114 71 0.622004 Kassiana Urnau, Tulsa 24 93 56 0.602005 Tanya Allen, New Mexico State 27 98 46 0.472006 Sarah Mason, Hawaiì 35 114 64 0.562007 Lauren Kelly, Nevada 25 92 38 0.412008 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì 35 115 54 0.472009 Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawaiì 34 112 56 0.50

ASSISTS PER SETYear Name, School M S A APS1990 Carla Gee, Brigham Young 34 125 1596 12.771991 Charlene Johnson, Brigham Young 31 113 1310 11.591992 Charlene Johnson, Brigham Young 33 104 1365 13.131993 Ginger Kidd, Colorado State 30 107 1463 13.671994 Andrea Clark, San Diego State 29 98 1311 13.381995 Andrea Clark, San Diego State 25 80 1078 13.481996 Analisa Saylor, Colorado State 34 120 1564 13.031997 Anna-Lena Smith, Brigham Young 35 113 1578 13.961998 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì 35 122 1782 14.611999 Michelle Sarkees, San Jose State 31 108 1405 13.012000 Tara Hatfield, SMU 30 103 1411 13.702001 Margaret Vaksausau, Hawaiì 35 114 1451 12.732002 Jill Couwenhoven, Nevada 32 113 1469 13.002003 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 38 125 1683 13.682004 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 31 117 1593 13.622005 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 34 117 1621 13.852006 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 33 115 1531 13.312007 Stephanie Brandt, Hawaiì 33 114 1454 12.752008 Dani Mafua, Hawaiì 32 95 1098 11.202009 Dani Mafua, Hawaiì 35 115 1355 11.78

DIGS PER SETYear Name, School M S D DPS1990 Debbie Gibby, Utah 28 100 376 3.761991 Sharon Browning, New Mexico 29 108 429 3.971992 Sharon Browning, New Mexico 30 118 499 4.231993 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 30 110 441 4.011994 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 34 122 454 3.721995 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 35 134 535 3.991996 Jenny Pavley, New Mexico 29 105 439 4.181997 Diana Nalbandian, Fresno State 31 113 485 4.291998 Shanus Bennett, Fresno State 29 107 361 3.371999 Leigh Leman, Rice 27 92 324 3.522000 Suzanne Stonebarger, Nevada 27 101 417 4.132001 Suzanne Stonebarger, Nevada 25 91 349 3.842002 Kristen Peterson, SMU 29 108 473 4.382003 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 30 110 473 4.302004 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 28 105 561 5.342005 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 29 113 550 4.872006 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 31 112 676 6.042007 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 32 110 590 5.322008 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 35 121 534 4.412009 Christine Morrill, Utah State 29 115 531 4.62

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TOTAL KILLSYear Name, School M S K1990 Tea Nieminen, Brigham Young 34 125 6531991 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 31 116 5441992 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 32 118 6011993 Nicole Chen, Fresno State 30 111 5471994 Ginger Ernest, San Diego State 32 115 5741995 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 35 134 5741996 Jill Pape, TCU 34 121 6391997 Amy Steele Gant, Brigham Young 35 112 5741998 Heather Bown, Hawaiì 35 122 5781999 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 31 108 6052000 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 32 116 6302001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 35 118 8502002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 35 109 6882003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 36 114 7522004 Salaia Salaveà, Nevada 31 112 5462005 Zuzana Cernianska, Utah State 33 130 5852006 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì 34 122 6702007 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì 32 113 6232008 Haley Larsen, Idaho 29 108 4802009 Kanani Danielson, Hawaiì 34 114 482

TOTAL BLOCKSYear School M S TB1990 Jennifer Miller, San Diego State 36 122 1751991 Linda Wilcox, Utah 35 126 1761992 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah 33 124 1921993 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah 36 137 2811994 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State 32 120 1631995 Kristina Dzelme, Wyoming 30 118 1781996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 38 123 2361997 Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì 33 116 2301998 Nina Puikonnen, Brigham Young 34 107 2321999 Heather Bown, Hawaiì 31 102 2302000 Briana Cook, Rice 32 124 1712001 Liz Hudson, San Jose State 33 120 1472002 Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì 36 111 1482003 Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì 38 122 1532004 Vicroria Prince, Hawaiì 31 119 1942005 Erin Graybill, Utah State 34 151 1752006 Kari Gregory, Hawaiì 35 123 1952007 Anna McKinney, Idaho 29 102 1392008 Amber Simpson, New Mexico State 35 121 1562009 Anna McKinney, Idaho 30 117 176

TOTAL SERVICE ACESYear School M S SA1990 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 36 123 871991 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 31 116 701992 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 32 118 801993 Kristen Walton, Colorado State 30 107 471994 Juliana Cezar, San Diego State 31 112 491995 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 35 134 621996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 38 123 581997 Sara Shakula, Utah 31 110 591998 Nil Kalagoglu, Rice 33 118 581999 Darcy Walker, San Jose State 28 94 452000 Karolina Zelinka, Rice 33 124 442001 Kimberly Noble, San Jose State 33 120 472002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 35 109 762003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 36 114 712004 Kassiana Urnau, Tulsa 24 93 562005 Tanya Allen, New Mexico State 27 98 462006 Sarah Mason, Hawaiì 35 114 642007 Stephanie Brandt, Hawaiì 33 114 402008 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì 35 115 542009 Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawaiì 34 112 56 TOTAL ASSISTSYear School M S AST1990 Carla Gee, Brigham Young 34 125 15961991 Denise Rathbun, Utah 35 126 14041992 Ginger Kidd, Colorado State 30 113 13911993 Ginger Kidd, Colorado State 30 107 14631994 Brenda Gregersen, Fresno State 34 126 15911995 Analisa Saylor, Colorado State 32 116 14381996 Analisa Saylor, Colorado State 34 120 15641997 Anna-Lena Smith, Brigham Young 35 113 15781998 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì 35 122 17821999 Michelle Sarkees, San Jose State 31 108 14052000 Savannah Smith, San Jose State 32 115 15152001 Savannah Smith, San Jose State 33 119 14512002 Jill Couwenhoven, Nevada 32 113 14692003 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 38 123 16832004 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 31 117 15932005 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 34 117 16212006 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 33 115 15312007 Stephanie Brandt, Hawaiì 33 114 14542008 Kelsey James, Idaho 29 108 11242009 Dani Mafua, Hawaiì 35 115 1355 TOTAL DIGSYear School M S D1990 Tumua Matu’u, Brigham Young 34 119 3771991 Sharon Browning, New Mexico 29 108 4291992 Sharon Browning, New Mexico 30 118 4991993 Julie Kirby, Utah 36 134 4571994 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 34 122 4541995 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 35 134 5351996 Diana Nalbandian, Fresno State 32 115 4541997 Diana Nalbandian, Fresno State 31 113 4851998 Nil Kalagoglu, Rice 33 118 3761999 Mariah Ohlsen, SMU 33 121 3752000 Leigh Leman, Rice 33 121 4642001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 35 118 4322002 Kristen Peterson, SMU 29 108 4732003 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 30 110 4732004 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 28 105 5612005 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 29 113 5502006 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 31 112 6762007 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 32 111 5902008 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 35 121 5342009 Christine Morrill, Utah State 29 115 531

Fresno State’s Diana Nalbandian (1994-97) led the WAC in digs during both the 1996 and 1997 seasons.

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HITTING PERCENTAGEYear School M S PCT1990 San Diego State 10 39 .2311991 New Mexico 12 44 .3001992 Brigham Young 14 49 .2641993 Brigham Young 14 49 .2581994 San Diego State 14 55 .2431995 San Diego State 14 51 .2681996 Hawaiì 16 52 .3301997 Brigham Young 14 44 .3191998 Brigham Young 14 45 .3141999 Hawaiì 14 45 .3112000 Hawaiì 16 49 .3222001 Hawaiì 13 43 .3422002 Hawaiì 13 41 .3612003 Hawaiì 13 40 .3532004 Rice 13 44 .2862005 Hawaiì 16 54 .3172006 Hawaiì 16 55 .2962007 Hawaiì 16 52 .2522008 Hawaiì 16 50 .3092009 Hawaiì 16 52 .347

KILLS PER SETYear School M S K KPS1990 New Mexico 10 38 654 17.211991 New Mexico 12 44 798 18.141992 Fresno State 14 50 836 16.721993 San Diego State 14 54 917 16.981994 Brigham Young 14 54 899 16.651995 San Diego State 14 51 866 16.981996 New Mexico 16 56 965 17.231997 San Diego State 14 51 858 16.821998 Hawaiì 14 49 874 17.841999 San Jose State 14 50 868 17.362000 Hawaiì 16 49 878 17.922001 Hawaiì 13 43 756 17.582002 Hawaiì 13 41 722 17.612003 Hawaiì 13 40 716 17.902004 Rice 13 44 767 17.432005 Hawaiì 16 54 884 16.372006 New Mexico State 16 54 891 16.502007 New Mexico State 16 56 978 17.462008 Hawaiì 16 50 760 15.202009 Hawaiì 16 52 767 14.75

BLOCKS PER SETYear School M S TB BPS1990 Brigham Young 10 40 128.0 3.201991 Brigham Young 12 45 167.0 3.711992 Wyoming 14 52 165.0 3.171993 Utah 14 52 170.0 3.271994 San Diego State 14 55 178.0 3.241995 Brigham Young 14 50 199.0 3.981996 Hawaiì 16 52 195.5 3.761997 Hawaiì 14 46 180.5 3.921998 Brigham Young 14 45 162.5 3.611999 Hawaiì 14 45 181.0 4.022000 Hawaiì 16 49 164.5 3.362001 Rice 13 46 145.0 3.152002 Hawaiì 13 41 131.5 3.212003 Fresno State 13 41 148.0 3.152004 Hawaiì 13 48 157.0 3.272005 Hawaiì 16 54 201.5 3.732006 Hawaiì 16 55 195.5 3.552007 Utah State 16 55 194.0 3.532008 Idaho 16 60 188.5 3.142009 Idaho 16 60 206.0 3.43

SERVICE ACES PER SETYear School M S SA SAPS1990 Brigham Young 10 40 83 2.081991 San Diego State 12 45 87 1.931992 Fresno State 14 50 92 1.841993 Colorado State 14 48 83 1.731994 Fresno State 14 52 99 1.901995 San Diego State 14 51 103 2.021996 San Diego State 16 60 120 2.001997 Brigham Young 14 44 82 1.861998 UNLV 14 54 101 1.871999 San Jose State 14 50 99 1.982000 Fresno State 16 64 99 1.552001 Nevada 13 47 116 2.472002 Hawaiì 13 41 67 1.632003 Hawaiì 13 40 77 1.92

2004 Tulsa 13 50 89 1.782005 New Mexico State 16 60 97 1.622006 New Mexico State 16 54 104 1.932007 New Mexico State 16 56 84 1.502008 Hawaiì 16 50 82 1.642009 Hawaiì 16 52 91 1.75

ASSISTS PER SETYear School M S A APS1990 New Mexico 10 38 620 16.321991 New Mexico 12 44 747 16.981992 Fresno State 14 50 720 14.401993 San Diego State 14 54 808 14.961994 San Diego State 14 55 822 14.951995 San Diego State 14 51 788 15.451996 New Mexico 16 56 846 15.111997 San Diego State 14 51 782 15.331998 Hawaiì 14 49 806 16.451999 San Jose State 14 50 804 16.082000 Hawaiì 16 49 796 16.242001 Hawaiì 13 43 691 16.072002 Hawaiì 13 41 655 15.982003 Hawaiì 13 40 667 16.672004 Rice 13 44 707 16.072005 Hawaiì 16 54 816 15.112006 Hawaiì 16 55 836 15.202007 New Mexico State 16 56 898 16.042008 Hawaiì 16 50 711 14.222009 Hawaiì 16 52 704 13.54

DIGS PER SETYear School M S D DPS1990 New Mexico 10 38 687 18.081991 Brigham Young 12 45 998 22.181992 Fresno State 14 50 973 19.461993 Brigham Young 14 49 838 17.101994 Brigham Young 14 54 1013 18.761995 New Mexico 14 50 855 17.101996 New Mexico 16 56 1134 20.251997 Fresno State 14 49 845 17.241998 New Mexico 14 51 983 19.271999 SMU 14 51 954 18.712000 UTEP 16 62 1103 17.792001 SMU 13 48 845 17.602002 Tulsa 13 44 827 18.802003 SMU 13 47 964 20.512004 SMU 13 47 896 19.062005 Fresno State 16 62 1058 17.062006 Idaho 16 60 1065 17.752007 San Jose State 16 58 1061 18.292008 Idaho 16 60 928 15.472009 Idaho 16 60 948 15.80

TOTAL KILLS Year School M S K1990 New Mexico 10 38 6541991 New Mexico 12 44 7981992 New Mexico 14 55 8851993 San Diego State 14 54 9171994 Wyoming 14 60 9251995 San Diego State 14 51 8661996 New Mexico 16 56 9651997 San Jose State 14 56 9101998 UNLV 14 54 9011999 San Jose State 14 50 8682000 UTEP 16 62 1,0452001 UTEP 13 51 8212002 SMU 13 51 7992003 SMU 13 47 7872004 Hawaiì 13 48 8182005 Utah State 16 61 9702006 Nevada 16 63 9242007 New Mexico State 16 56 9782008 Nevada 16 65 7662009 New Mexico State 16 57 821

TOTAL BLOCKSYear School M S TB1990 Brigham Young 10 40 128.01991 Brigham Young 12 45 167.01992 Wyoming 14 52 165.01993 Utah 14 52 170.01994 San Diego State 14 55 178.01995 Brigham Young 14 50 199.0

1996 Hawaiì 16 52 195.51997 Hawaiì 14 46 180.51998 Hawaiì 14 49 170.01999 Hawaiì 14 45 181.02000 TCU 16 63 184.02001 Rice 13 46 145.02002 Fresno State 13 48 139.52003 Fresno State 13 41 148.02004 Hawaiì 13 48 157.02005 Hawaiì 16 54 201.52006 Hawaiì 16 55 195.52007 Utah State 16 55 194.02008 Idaho 16 60 188.52009 Idaho 16 60 206.0

TOTAL SERVICE ACESYear School M S SA1990 Brigham Young 10 40 831991 San Diego State 12 45 871992 Fresno State 14 50 921993 Colorado State 14 48 831994 Fresno State 14 52 991995 Wyoming 14 54 1061996 San Diego State 16 60 1201997 San Jose State 14 56 851998 UNLV 14 54 1011999 San Jose State 14 50 992000 Fresno State 16 64 992001 Nevada 13 47 1162002 SMU 13 51 832003 Hawaiì 13 40 77 Nevada 13 49 772004 Tulsa 13 50 892005 New Mexico State 16 60 972006 New Mexico State 16 54 1042007 New Mexico State 16 56 842008 Utah State 16 64 892009 Hawaiì 16 52 91

TOTAL ASSISTSYear School M S AST1990 New Mexico 10 38 6201991 New Mexico 12 44 7471992 New Mexico 14 55 7861993 San Diego State 14 54 8081994 San Diego State 14 55 8221995 San Diego State 14 51 7881996 San Diego State 16 60 8781997 San Jose State 14 56 8221998 UNLV 14 54 8181999 San Jose State 14 50 8042000 UTEP 16 62 9302001 UTEP 13 51 7502002 SMU 13 51 7352003 SMU 13 47 7062004 Hawaiì 13 48 7602005 Hawaiì 16 54 8162006 Nevada 16 63 8582007 New Mexico State 16 56 8982008 Nevada 16 65 7122009 New Mexico State 16 57 756

TOTAL DIGSYear School M S D1990 New Mexico 10 38 6871991 Brigham Young 12 45 9981992 Fresno State 14 50 9731993 San Diego State 14 54 8681994 Brigham Young 14 54 1,0131995 New Mexico 14 50 8551996 New Mexico 16 56 11341997 San Jose State 14 56 8591998 New Mexico 14 51 9831999 SMU 14 51 9542000 UTEP 16 62 1,1032001 SMU 13 48 8452002 SMU 13 51 9062003 SMU 13 47 9642004 San Jose State 13 51 9132005 Fresno State 16 62 10582006 Idaho 16 60 10652007 Idaho 16 60 10722008 Idaho 16 60 9282009 Idaho 16 60 948

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HITTING PERCENTAGEYear Name, School M S PCT1990 Jennifer Miller, San Diego State 10 35 .3441991 Pauline Manser, New Mexico 12 44 .4321992 Michele Fellows, Brigham Young 13 46 .3601993 Michele Fellows, Brigham Young 14 47 .3851994 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State 14 55 .4011995 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State 14 51 .4011996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 16 49 .4711997 Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì 14 46 .4631998 Jennifer Roberts, Hawaiì 14 44 .4571999 Heather Bown, Hawaiì 14 44 .4242000 Maja Gustin, Hawaiì 16 47 .3822001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 13 41 .3892002 Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì 13 40 .4012003 Nohea Tano, Hawaiì 13 31 .4422004 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 13 47 .4502005 Juliana Sanders, Hawaiì 16 48 .4182006 Juliana Sanders, Hawaiì 16 53 .368 2007 Juliana Sanders, Hawaiì 16 50 .3622008 Amber Simpson, New Mexico State 16 52 .3912009 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì 16 51 .472

KILLS PER SETYear Name, School M S K KPS1990 Tea Nieminen, Brigham Young 10 40 222 5.551991 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 12 45 243 5.401992 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 14 54 282 5.221993 Nicole Chen, Fresno State 14 47 225 4.791994 Angie Walker, Brigham Young 14 51 246 4.821995 Brenda Barton, Utah 14 51 251 4.921996 Jill Pape, TCU 16 57 269 4.721997 Amy Steele Gant, Brigham Young 14 44 207 4.701998 Shanus Bennett, Fresno State 14 53 252 4.751999 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 14 50 312 6.242000 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 16 58 313 5.402001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 13 41 291 7.102002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 13 36 218 6.062003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 11 34 212 6.242004 Beth Karasek, SMU 13 46 250 5.432005 Sarah Mason, Hawaiì 16 35 165 4.712006 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì 15 51 292 5.73 2007 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì 16 52 292 5.622008 Haley Larsen, Idaho 16 60 269 4.482009 Kayleigh Giddens, New Mexico State 16 57 255 4.47

BLOCKS PER SETYear Name, School M S TB BPS1990 Jennifer Miller, San Diego State 10 35 49 1.401991 Carol Schumann, Brigham Young 12 45 70 1.561992 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah 14 54 77 1.431993 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah 14 52 89 1.711994 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State 14 55 85 1.551995 Kristina Dzelme, Wyoming 14 54 95 1.761996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 16 49 108 2.201997 Cecelia Good, Hawaiì 14 46 93 2.02

1998 Nina Puikkonen, Brigham Young 13 40 88 2.201999 Heather Bown, Hawaiì 14 44 96 2.182000 Maja Gustin, Hawaiì 16 47 74 1.572001 Shauna McQuaid, Fresno State 13 45 65 1.442002 Carrie Hartt, Fresno State 13 47 69 1.472003 Tessa Kuykendall, Rice 13 28 50 1.792004 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 13 47 87 1.852005 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 15 46 78 1.702006 Juliana Sanders, Hawaiì 16 53 81 1.532007 Lindsay Baldwin, Nevada 14 51 83 1.632008 Kelsey Taylor, Idaho 11 31 50 1.612009 Debbie Pederson, Idaho 16 60 98 1.63

SERVICE ACES PER SETYear Name, School M S SA SAPS1990 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 10 39 31 0.791991 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 12 45 21 0.471992 Andrea Radmilovich, Fresno State 14 50 24 0.481993 Nicole Chen, Fresno State 14 47 23 0.491994 Trish Tuley, Fresno State 14 49 23 0.471995 Brenda Barton, Utah 14 51 27 0.531996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 16 49 32 0.651997 Helen Hjorth, Brigham Young 14 44 25 0.571998 Summer Altice, San Diego State 14 47 26 0.551999 Darcy Walker, San Jose State 11 38 28 0.742000 Rachel Shirley, TCU 16 63 23 0.372001 Alison Broadfoot, Rice 11 35 21 0.602002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 13 36 25 0.692003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 13 34 27 0.792004 Rebeca Pazo, Rice 13 44 25 0.572005 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 15 46 33 0.722006 Sarah Mason, Hawaiì 16 54 33 0.612007 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 16 55 23 0.422008 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì 16 50 23 0.462009 Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawaiì 15 48 25 0.52

ASSISTS PER SETYear Name, School M S A APS1990 Carla Gee, Brigham Young 10 40 497 12.431991 Charlene Johnson, Brigham Young 12 44 577 13.111992 Brenda Gregersen, Fresno State 14 49 636 12.981993 Stacy Bollinger, San Diego State 14 51 688 13.491994 Andrea Clark, San Diego State 13 51 684 13.411995 Analisa Saylor, Colorado State 14 54 663 12.281996 Analisa Saylor, Colorado State 16 58 735 12.67 Robyn Ah Mow, Hawaiì 16 45 570 12.671997 Andrea Clark, San Diego State 14 47 653 13.891998 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì 14 50 730 14.601999 Michelle Sarkees, San Jose State 14 50 700 14.002000 Tara Hatfield, SMU 16 51 715 14.022001 Tara Hatfield, SMU 13 47 606 12.892002 Jill Couwenhoven, Nevada 13 45 573 12.732003 Jessica Mihm, SMU 13 47 652 13.972004 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 10 45 627 13.932005 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 16 54 740 13.70 2006 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 16 53 728 13.74 2007 Stephanie Brandt, Hawaiì 16 52 686 13.192008 Dani Mafua, Hawaiì 15 47 561 11.942009 Dani Mafua, Hawaiì 16 50 588 11.76

DIGS PER SETYear Name, School M S D DPS1990 Debbie Gibby, Utah 10 31 115 3.711991 Jai Bruno, Wyoming 12 46 214 4.651992 Sharon Browning, New Mexico 14 55 236 4.291993 Trish Tuley, Fresno State 14 46 189 4.111994 Julie Kirby, Utah 14 53 218 4.111995 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 14 51 217 4.251996 Jenny Pavley, New Mexico 16 56 231 4.131997 Diana Nalbandian, Fresno State 14 49 209 4.271998 Shanus Bennett, Fresno State 14 53 209 3.941999 Kelly Klecka, SMU 14 47 179 3.81

In 1998, Fresno State’s S h a n u s B e n n e t t (1995-98) led the con-ference in WAC matches in total kills (252), total digs (209), kills per set (4.75) and digs per set (3.94).

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2000 Suzanne Stonebarger, Nevada 16 59 254 4.312001 Jennifer Abbruzzese, UTEP 13 50 209 4.102002 Sarah Davis, UTEP 13 50 267 5.342003 Rebekah Neal, Rice 13 47 208 4.432004 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 13 51 284 5.572005 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 16 51 284 5.572006 Stacy Sode, Idaho 16 60 355 5.922007 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 16 55 301 5.472008 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 16 52 248 4.772009 Christine Morrill, Utah State 16 61 301 4.93

TOTAL KILLSYear Name, School M S K1990 Tea Nieminen, Brigham Young 10 40 2221991 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 12 45 2431992 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 14 54 2821993 Tania Gooley, New Mexico 14 51 2431994 Ginger Ernest, San Diego State 14 53 2711995 Brenda Barton, Utah 14 51 2511996 Jill Pape, TCU 16 57 2691997 Martina Vitkova-Engels, San Diego State 14 50 2321998 Shanus Bennett, Fresno State 14 53 2521999 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 14 50 3122000 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State 16 58 3132001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 13 41 2912002 Rebeca Pazo, Rice 12 44 2322003 Kimberly Noble, San Jose State 13 48 2562004 Beth Karasek, SMU 13 46 2502005 Jennifer Senftleben, San Jose State 16 61 2822006 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì 15 51 2922007 Haley Larsen, Idaho 16 60 3192008 Haley Larsen, Idaho 16 60 2692009 Sarah Conwell, Idaho 16 60 260

TOTAL BLOCKSYear School M S TB1990 Marinda Ashman, Brigham Young 10 40 561991 Carol Schumann, Brigham Young 12 45 701992 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah 14 54 771993 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah 14 52 891994 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State 14 55 851995 Kristina Dzelme, Wyoming 14 54 951996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 16 49 1081997 Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì 14 46 931998 Nina Puikkonen, Brigham Young 13 40 881999 Heather Bown, Hawaiì 14 44 962000 Jennifer Sebastian, TCU 16 63 892001 Shauna McQuaid, Fresno State 13 45 652002 Carrie Hartt, Fresno State 13 47 692003 Salaia Salave’a, Nevada 13 49 702004 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 13 47 872005 Amber Simpson, New Mexico State 16 46 792006 Karly Sipherd, Nevada 16 60 892007 Lindsay Baldwin, Nevada 14 51 83 Anna McKinney, Idaho 16 57 832008 Anna McKinney, Idaho 16 57 822009 Debbie Pederson, Idaho 16 60 98

TOTAL SERVICE ACESYear School M S SA1990 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 10 39 311991 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 12 45 331992 Gracie Schutt, San Diego State 14 54 251993 Nicole Chen, Fresno State 14 47 231994 Trish Tuley, Fresno State 14 49 231995 Brenda Barton, Utah 14 51 271996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì 16 49 321997 Helen Hjorth, Brigham Young 14 44 25 Sara Shakula, Utah 14 47 251998 Summer Altice, San Diego State 14 47 26 Jill Pape, TCU 14 54 26

1999 Darcy Walker, San Jose State 11 38 282000 Rachel Shirley, TCU 16 63 232001 Jennifer Abbruzzese, UTEP 13 51 252002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 12 36 252003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì 11 34 272004 Rebeca Pazo, Rice 13 44 252005 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì 15 46 332006 Sarah Mason, Hawaiì 16 54 332007 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 16 55 232008 Amber Kaufman, Hawaiì 16 50 232009 Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawaiì 15 48 25

TOTAL ASSISTSYear School M S AST1990 Carla Gee, Brigham Young 10 40 4971991 Kim Smith, Wyoming 12 46 5791992 Ginger Kidd, Colorado State 14 54 6441993 Stacy Bollinger, San Diego State 14 51 6881994 Andrea Clark, San Diego State 13 51 6841995 Analisa Saylor, Colorado State 14 54 6631996 Analisa Saylor, Colorado State 16 58 7351997 Michelle Sarkees, San Jose State 14 55 6721998 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì 14 50 7301999 Michelle Sarkees, San Jose State 14 50 7002000 Savannah Smith, San Jose State 16 58 8032001 Tara Hatfield, SMU 13 47 6062002 Jessica Mihm, SMU 13 51 6432003 Jessica Mihm, SMU 13 47 6522004 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 10 45 6272005 Robyn Keune, Fresno State 16 62 7522006 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì 16 53 7282007 Kelsey James, Idaho 16 60 7342008 Chelsea Fowles, Utah State 16 64 6062009 Jennah DeVries, New Mexico State 16 57 612

TOTAL DIGSYear School M S D1990 Sharon Browning, New Mexico 10 38 1401991 Jai Bruno, Wyoming 12 46 2141992 Sharon Browning, New Mexico 14 55 2361993 Trish Tuley, Fresno State 14 46 1891994 Julie Kirby, Utah 14 53 2181995 Tricia Tuley, Fresno State 14 51 2171996 Jenny Pavley, New Mexico 16 56 2311997 Diana Nalbandian, Fresno State 14 49 2091998 Shanus Bennett, Fresno State 14 53 2091999 Kelly Klecka, SMU 14 47 1792000 Suzanne Stonebarger, Nevada 16 59 2542001 Jennifer Abbruzzese, UTEP 13 51 2092002 Sarah Davis, UTEP 13 50 2672003 Rebekah Neal, Rice 13 47 2082004 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 13 51 2842005 Jessie Shull, San Jose State 16 61 2942006 Stacy Sode, Idaho 16 60 3552007 Krystal Torres, New Mexico State 16 55 3012008 Christine Morrill, Utah State 16 64 2672009 Christine Morrill, Utah State 16 61 301

Nevada’s Karly Sipherd (2004-2007) led the WAC in total blocks in 2006 with 89.

YEARLY LEADERS INDIVIDUAL - WAC MATCHES


HITTING PERCENTAGE (Minimum Two Seasons) Name, School Years M SP K E TA PCT 1. Victoria Prince, UH 2004-05 64 227 755 139 1514 .407 2. Jennifer Hamilton, SDSU 1992-93-94-95 122 392 922 202 1862 .387 3. Dani Mafua, UH 2007-08-09 96 266 117 25 242 .380 4. Heather Bown, UH 1998-99 66 224 989 254 1944 .378 5. Pauline Manser, UNM 1990-91 58 213 917 198 1915 .375 6. Karin Lundqvist, UH 2002-03 54 106 162 28 360 .372 7. Nohea Tano, UH 2001-02-03 101 207 433 97 908 .370 8. Cecelia Goods, UH 1996-97 71 231 615 154 1296 .356 9. Lauren Duggins, UH 2000-01-02-03 132 383 846 237 1748 .348 10. Amber Kaufman, UH 2006-07-08-09 129 402 802 244 1622 .344 Amber Simpson, NMSU 2005-06-07-08 131 459 1292 382 2647 .344 KILLS PER SET Name, School Years M SP K KPS 1. Kim Willoughby, UH 2000-01-02-03 137 439 2598 5.92 2. Tea Nieminen, BYU 1990-92 64 222 1130 5.09 3. Rebeca Pazo, RU 2001-02-03-04 116 404 1969 4.87 4. Jamie Houston, UH 2005-06-07-08 134 435 2061 4.74 5. Lily Kahumoku, UH 1999-00-02-03 129 337 1882 4.57 6. Haley Larsen, UI 2005-06-07-08 89 320 1458 4.56 7. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1990-91-92 99 357 1620 4.54 Kristen Fenton, FS 2002-04 86 264 1199 4.54 9. Lily Kahumoku, UH 1999-00-02-03 129 411 1822 4.43 10. Heather Bown, UH 1998-99 66 224 989 4.42 BLOCKS PER SET Name, School Years M SP TB BPS 1. Heather Bown, UH 1998-99 66 224 436 1.95 2. Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 1992-93 69 261 473 1.81 3. Tessa Kuykendall, RU 2003-04 87 126 262 1.69 4. Cecelia Goods, UH 1996-97 71 231 383 1.66 5. Cynthia Macias, UTEP 1993-94-96-97 98 394 636 1.61 6. Victoria Prince, UH 2004-05 64 227 362 1.59 7. Amy Steele Gant, BYU 1994-95-96-97 127 444 694 1.56 8. Melanie Williams, CSU 1993-94-95 67 220 311 1.41 9. Anna McKinney, UI 2006-07-08-09 102 348 485 1.39 10. Linda Wilcox, UU 1990-91 63 227 312 1.37 SERVICE ACES PER SET Name, School Years M SP SA SAPS 1. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1990-91-92 99 357 237 0.66 2. Kim Willoughby, UH 2000-01-02-03 137 439 144 0.44 Vanessa Thon, Tulsa 2001-02-03 84 366 162 0.44 4. Tea Nieminen, BYU 1990-92 64 222 90 0.41 5. Juliana Cezar, SDSU 1993-94-95-96 128 447 180 0.40 6. Catherine Porter, UTEP 1996-97-98-99 105 355 137 0.39 7. Brenda Barton-Whicker, UU 1994-95-96-97 122 425 161 0.38 8. Aneli Cubi-Otineru, UH 2007-08-09 102 335 121 0.36 Darcy Walker, SJSU 1996-97-98-99 119 388 140 0.36 Kristen Walton, CSU 1990-91-92-93 116 367 131 0.36

ASSISTS PER SET Name, School Years M SP A APS 1. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2003-04-05-06 136 472 6428 13.62 2. Andrea Clark, SDSU 1994-95-96-97 114 371 4910 13.23 3. Nikki Hubbert, UH 1996-97-98 84 256 3368 13.16 4. Anna-Lena Smith, BYU 1996-97-98 69 235 3047 12.96 5. Analisa Saylor, CSU 1994-95-96-97 130 463 5873 12.68 6. Jessica Mihm, SMU 2002-03-04 84 306 3866 12.01 7. Michelle Sarkees, SJSU 1996-97-98-99 125 443 5482 12.37 8. Charlene Johnson, BYU 1991-92-93-94 125 431 5321 12.35 9. Brenda Gregersen, FS 1992-93-94-95 125 447 5496 12.30 10. Jackie Choi, NMSU 2005-06 64 224 2690 12.01 DIGS PER SET Name, School Years M SP D DPS 1. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2003-04-05-06 118 440 2260 5.14 2. Krystal Torres, NMSU 2005-06-07-08 131 456 1942 4.26 3. Christine Morrill, USU 2007-08-09 81 308 1273 4.13 4. Tricia Tuley, FS 1993-94-95-96 131 482 1864 3.89 5. Sharon Browning, UNM 1990-91-92 88 330 1266 3.84 6. Suzanne Stonebarger, UN 1998-99-00-01 108 402 1532 3.81 7. Diana Nalbandian, FS 1994-95-96-97 112 394 1470 3.73

Name, School Years M SP D DPS 8. Beth Karasek, SMU 2001-02-03-04 112 406 1416 3.49 9. Lauren Hamm, BSU 2007-08-09 85 299 1026 3.43 10. Leigh Leman, RU 1998-99-00-01 116 408 1394 3.42

TOTAL KILLS Name, School Years M SP K 1. Kim Willoughby, UH 2000-01-02-03 137 439 2598 2. Jamie Houston, UH 2005-06-07-08 134 435 2061 3. Rebeca Pazo, RU 2001-02-03-04 116 404 1969 4. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 1997-98-99-00 127 447 1966 5. Lily Kahumoku, UH 1999-00-02-03 129 337 1882 6. Tricia Tuley, FS 1993-94-95-96 131 482 1804 7. Erin Pryor, SMU 1996-97-98-99 129 466 1789 8. Amy Steele Gant, BYU 1994-95-96-97 127 444 1755 9. Martina Vitkova-Engels, SDSU 1994-95-96-97 125 452 1732 10. Juliana Cezar, SDSU 1993-94-95-96 128 447 1670 TOTAL BLOCKS Name, School Years M SP TB 1. Amy Steele Gant, BYU 1994-95-96-97 127 444 694 2. Cynthia Macias, UTEP 1993-94-96-97 112 394 636 3. Amber Simpson, NMSU 2005-06-07-08 131 459 574 4. Kristina Dzelme, UW 1993-94-95-96 110 421 573 5. Korie Rogers, BYU 1995-96-97-98 132 429 546 6. Salaia Salaveà, UN 2002-03-04-05 124 445 540 7. Briana Cook, RU 1999-00-01-02 121 414 520 8. Juliana Sanders 2004-05-06-07 128 401 494 9. Anna McKinney, UI 2006-07-08-09 102 348 485 10. Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 1992-93 69 261 473 TOTAL SERVICE ACES Name, School Years M SP SA 1. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1990-91-92 99 357 237 2. Kim Willoughby, UH 2000-01-02-03 137 439 194 3. Juliana Cezar, SDSU 1993-94-95-96 128 447 181 4. Vanessa Thon, TU 2002-03-04 84 366 162 5. Brenda Barton-Whicker, UU 1994-95-96-97 122 425 161 6. Tricia Tuley, FS 1993-94-95-96 131 482 159 7. Martina Vitkova-Engels, SDSU 1994-95-96-97 125 452 154 8. Melissa Godwin, SMU 1997-98-99-00 129 466 153 9. Sharman Grant, UU 1991-92-93-94 132 444 147 10. Darcy Walker, SJSU 1996-97-98-99 119 388 140 Rebecca Pazo, Rice 2001-02-03-04 116 404 140 TOTAL ASSISTS Name, School Years M SP A 1. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2003-04-05-06 136 472 6428 2. Analisa Saylor, CSU 1994-95-96-97 130 463 5873 3. Brenda Gregersen, FS 1992-93-94-95 125 447 5496 4. Michelle Sarkees, SJSU 1996-97-98-99 125 443 5482 5. Charlene Johnson, BYU 1991-92-93-94 125 431 5321 6. Andrea Clark, SDSU 1994-95-96-97 114 371 4916 7. Anna-Lena Smith, BYU 1996-97-98 104 351 4550 8. Leslie Olson, SMU 1996-97-98-99 128 442 4862 9. Diann Aufdermaur, FS 1996-97-98-99 113 377 4345 10. Jessica Mihm, SMU 2001-02-03 84 306 3866 TOTAL DIGS Name, School Years M SP D 1. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2003-04-05-06 118 440 2260 2. Krystal Torres, NMSU 2005-06-07-08 96 335 1942 3. Tricia Tuley, FS 1993-94-95-96 131 482 1864 4. Diana Nalbandian, FS 1994-95-96-97 112 394 1470 5. Kim Willoughby, UH 2000-01-02-03 137 439 1440 6. Beth Karasek, SMU 2001-02-03-04 112 406 1416 7. Leigh Leman, RU 1998-99-00-01 116 408 1394 8. Juliana Cezar, SDSU 1993-94-95-96 128 447 1369 9. Tumua Matu’u, BYU 1990-91-92-93 125 407 1354 10. Heather Anderson, LTU 2001-02-03-04 117 394 1333

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Hawaiì’s Nikki Hubbert (1998) holds WAC single-season records for assists per set (14.61) and total

assists (1,782) in 1998.

Hawaiì’s Kim Willoughby (2000-03)shattered the WAC single-season records for kills (850)

and kills per set (7.20) in 2001.

HITTING PERCENTAGE 1. Amber Kaufman, UH 2009 .431 2. Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 .417 3. Victoria Prince, UH 2004 .411 4. Jennifer Hamilton, SDSU 1995 .410 5. Victorie Prince, UH 2005 .402 6. Lauren Duggins, UH 2002 .396 7. Heather Bown, UH 1998 .389 8. Amber Simpson, NMSU 2006 .387 9. Pauline Manser, UNM 1991 .385 10. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 1999 .382

KILLS PER SET 1. Kim Willoughby, UH 2001 7.20 2. Kim Willoughby, UH 2003 6.60 3. Kim Willoughby, UH 2002 6.31 4. Rebeca Pazo, RU 2003 5.76 5. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 1999 5.60 6. Jamie Houston, UH 2007 5.51 7. Jamie Houston, UH 2006 5.49 Kimberly Noble, SJSU 2003 5.49 9. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 2000 5.43 10. Jill Pape, TCU 1996 5.28 BLOCKS PER SET 1. Heather Bown, UH 1999 2.25 2. Nina Puikonnen, BYU 1998 2.17 3. Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 1993 2.05 4. Cecelia Goods, UH 1997 1.98 5. Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 1.92 6. Tessa Kuykendall, RU 2004 1.74 7. Cynthia Macias, UTEP 1997 1.73 8. Cynthia Ruelas, UTEP 1993 1.70 9. Heather Bown, UH 1998 1.69 10. Amy Steele, BYU 1996 1.67 SERVICE ACES PER SET 1. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1990 0.71 2. Kim Willoughby, UH 2002 0.70 3. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1992 0.68 4. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1991 0.60 5. Kim Willoughby, UH 2003 0.62 6. Kassiana Urnau, TU 2004 0.60 7. Sarah Mason, UH 2006 0.56 8. Sara Shakula, UU 1997 0.54 9. Andrea Radmilovich, FS 1992 0.53 10. Aneli Cubi-Otineru, UH 2009 0.50

ASSISTS PER SET 1. Nikki Hubbert, UH 1998 14.61 2. Anna-Lena Smith, BYU 1997 13.96 3. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2005 13.85 Analisa Saylor, CSU 1997 13.85 5. Meri-de Boyer, UNLV 1998 13.74 6. Tara Hatfield, SMU 2000 13.70 7. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2003 13.68 8. Ginger Kidd, CSU 1993 13.67 9. Andrea Clark, SDSU 1997 13.66 10. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2004 13.62

DIGS PER SET 1. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2006 6.04 2. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2004 5.34 3. Krystal Torres, NMSU 2007 5.32 4. Stacy Sode, UI 2006 5.24 5. Lisa Gera, FS 2007 5.10 6. Krystal Torres, NMSU 2006 4.88 7. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2005 4.87 8. Jackie Stroud, BSU 2006 4.78 9. Jordan Bostic, NMSU 2005 4.72 10. Kelsi Peterson, USU 2006 4.63

TOTAL KILLS 1. Kim Willoughby, UH 2001 850 2. Kim Willoughby, UH 2003 752 3. Kim Willoughby, UH 2002 688 4. Jamie Houston, UH 2006 670 5. Jill Pape, TCU 1996 639 6. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 2000 630 7. Jamie Houston, UH 2007 623 8. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 1999 605 9. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1992 601 10. Haley Larsen, UI 2007 593 TOTAL BLOCKS 1. Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 1993 281 2. Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 236 3. Nina Puikonnen, BYU 1998 232 4. Heather Bown, UH 1999 230 Cecelia Goods, UH 1997 230 6. Heather Bown, UH 1998 206 7. Amy Steele, BYU 1996 204 8. Victoria Prince, UH 2004 194 9. Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 1992 192 10. Amy Steele Gant, BYU 1997 186

SINGLE-SEASON TOP 10 - ALL MATCHES

TOTAL SERVICE ACES 1. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1990 87 2. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1992 80 3. Kim Willoughby, UH 2002 76 4. Kim Willoughby, UH 2003 71 5. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1991 70 6. Andrea Radmilovich, FS 1992 68 7. Sarah Mason, UH 2006 64 8. Tricia Tuley, FS 1995 62 9. Sara Shakula, UU 1997 59 10. Nil Kalagoglu, RU 1998 58 Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 58 TOTAL ASSISTS 1. Nikki Hubbert, UH 1998 1782 2. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2003 1683 3. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2005 1621 4. Carla Gee, BYU 1990 1596 5. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2004 1593 6. Brenda Gregersen, FS 1994 1591 7. Anna-Lena Smith, BYU 1997 1578 8. Analisa Saylor, CSU 1996 1564 9. Meri-de Boyer, UNLV 1998 1566 10. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2006 1531 TOTAL DIGS 1. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2006 676 2. Krystal Torres, NMSU 2006 615 3. Krystal Torres, NMSU 2007 590 4. Stacey Sode, UI 2006 582 5. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2004 561 6. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2005 550 7. Kelsi Peterson, USU 2006 537 8. Tricia Tuley, FS 1995 535 9. Krystal Torres, NMSU 2008 534 10. Christine Morrill, USU 2009 531

San Jose State’s Jessie Shull (2003-06) holds the WAC record for digs in a season with 676 in 2006. She

also ranks fifth (561, 2004) and sixth (550, 2005).


HITTING PERCENTAGE 1. Amber Kaufman, UH 2009 .472 2. Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 .471 3. Cecelia Goods, UH 1997 .463 4. Jennifer Roberts, UH 1998 .457 5. Victoria Prince, UH 2004 .450 6. Melissa Layton, BYU 1998 .449 7. Amy Steele Gant, BYU 1997 .446 8. Nohea Tano, UH 2003 .442 9. Pauline Manser, UNM 1991 .432 10. Cecelia Goods, UH 1996 .430 KILLS PER SET 1. Kim Willoughby, UH 2001 7.10 2. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 1999 6.24 Kim Willoughby, UH 2003 6.24 4. Kim Willoughby, UH 2002 6.06 5. Jamie Houston, UH 2006 5.73 6. Rebeca Pazo, RU 2003 5.68 7. Jamie Houston, UH 2007 5.62 8. Tea Nieminen, BYU 1990 5.55 9. Beth Karasek, SMU 2004 5.43 10. Anamie Buckelew, FS 1999 5.42 BLOCKS PER SET 1. Nina Puikkonen, BYU 1998 2.20 Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 2.20 3. Heather Bown, UH 1999 2.18 4. Cecelia Goods, UH 1997 2.02 5. Tessa Kuykendall, RU 2003 1.79 6. Kristina Dzelme, UW 1995 1.76 7. Melody Friehauf, UW 1998 1.72 8. Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 1993 1.71 9. Victoria Prince, UH 2005 1.70 Amy Steele Gant, BYU 1997 1.70

SERVICE ACES PER SET 1. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1990 0.79 Kim Willoughby, UH 2003 0.79 3. Darcy Walker, SJSU 1999 0.74 4. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1991 0.73 5. Victoria Prince, UH 2005 0.72 6. Kim Willoughby, UH 2002 0.69 7. Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 0.65 8. Sarah Mason, UH 2006 0.61 Alison Broadfoot, RU 2001 0.61 10. Helen Hjorth, BYU 1997 0.57 Rebeca Pazo, RU 2004 0.57

ASSISTS PER SET 1. Nikki Hubbert, UH 1998 14.60 2. Tara Hatfield, SMU 2000 14.02 3. Michelle Sarkees, SJSU 1999 14.00 4. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2004 13.93 5. Andrea Clark, SDSU 1997 13.89 6. Jessica Mihm, SMU 2003 13.87 7. Savannah Smith, SJSU 2000 13.84 8. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2006 13.74 9. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2005 13.70 10. Kristina Hoban, RU 2004 13.61 DIGS PER SET 1. Stacy Sode, UI 2006 5.92 2. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2006 5.79 3. Krytstal Torres, NMSU 2007 5.47 4. Krytstal Torres, NMSU 2006 5.39 5. Sarah Davis, UTEP 2002 5.34 6. Jackie Stroud, BSU 2006 5.18 Lisa Gera, FS 2007 5.18 8. Christine Morrill, USU 2009 4.93 9. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2005 4.82 Jordan Bostic, NMSU 2005 4.82 TOTAL KILLS 1. Haley Larsen, UI 2007 319 2. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 2000 313 3. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 1999 312 4. Jamie Houston, UH 2007 292 5. Jamie Houston, UH 2006 292 6. Kim Willoughby, UH 2001 291 7. Amanda Nielson, USU 2007 290 8. Jennifer Senftleben, SJSU 2005 282 Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1992 282 10. Ginger Ernest, SDSU 1994 271 TOTAL BLOCKS 1. Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 108 2. Heather Bown, UH 1999 96 3. Kristina Dzelme, UW 1995 95 4. Cecelia Goods, UH 1997 93 5. Anna McKinney, UI 2009 91 6. Karly Sipherd, UN 2006 89 Jennifer Sebastian, TCU 2000 89 Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 1993 89 9. Nina Puikkonen, BYU 1998 88 10. Victoria Prince, UH 2004 87

TOTAL SERVICE ACES 1. Sarah Mason, UH 2006 33 Victoria Prince, UH 2005 33 Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1991 33 4. Angelica Ljungquist, UH 1996 32 5. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 1990 31 6. Saxony Brown, UI 2006 30 Juliana Cezar, SDSU 1996 30 8. Darcy Walker, SJSU 1999 28 Brooke Jones, SJSU 1996 28 10. Brenda Barton, UU 1995 27 Kim Willoughby, UH 2003 27

TOTAL ASSISTS 1. Savannah Smith, SJSU 2000 803 2. Lindsay Hayes, TCU 2000 753 3. Robyn Keune, FS 2005 752 4. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2005 740 5. Haley Larsen, UI 2007 734 6. Nikki Hubbert, UH 1998 730 7. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 2006 728 8. Saxony Brown, UI 2005 726 9. Jackie Choi, NMSU 2005 723 10. Tara Hatfield, SMU 2000 715 TOTAL DIGS 1. Stacy Sode, UI 2006 355 2. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2006 324 3. Christine Morrill, USU 2009 301 Krystal Torres, NMSU 2007 301 5. Jessie Shull, SJSU 2005 294 6. Krystal Torres, NMSU 2006 291 7. Jordan Bostic, NMSU 2005 289 8. Meredith Rice, UI 2009 284 Jessie Shull, SJSU 2004 284 10. Kelly Mason, FS 2009 270

New Mexico State’s Krystal Torres (2005-08) ranks third (5.47, 2007) and fourth (5.39, 2006) in digs per

set, and tied for third (301, 2007) and fifth (291, 2006) in total digs in WAC matches.

In WAC matches, San Jose State’s Joslynn Gallop (1997-2000) ranks second (313, 2000) and

third (312, 1999) in total kills.

Idaho’s Saxony Brown (2005-06) ranks eighth in the WAC in conference matches with 726 assists during the

2006 season.

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1996 WAC OverallPacific Division W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 16 0 1.000 35 3 .921San Diego State 13 3 .813 22 11 .667Colorado State 10 6 .625 23 11 .676Fresno State 9 7 .563 22 10 .688Wyoming 8 8 .500 14 17 .452San Jose State 5 11 .313 10 20 .333UNLV 3 13 .231 5 22 .185Air Force 1 15 .063 4 23 .148

Mountain Division W L PCT W L PCTBrigham Young 15 1 .938 27 7 .794New Mexico 13 3 .813 18 11 .621UTEP 10 6 .625 19 10 .655Utah 10 6 .625 20 12 .625Rice 9 7 .563 16 18 .471SMU 3 13 .188 7 24 .226Tulsa 2 14 .125 8 24 .250TCU 1 15 .063 4 30 .118

1997 WAC OverallPacific Division W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 14 0 1.000 25 8 .758Fresno State 11 3 .786 24 9 .727San Diego State 11 3 .786 18 11 .621San Jose State 7 7 .500 17 14 .548SMU 5 9 .357 15 19 .448TCU 4 10 .286 13 18 .419Rice 3 11 .214 7 25 .219Tulsa 1 13 .071 6 29 .171

Mountain Division W L PCT W L PCTBrigham Young 13 1 .929 29 6 .829Colorado State 12 2 .857 27 6 .818Wyoming 10 4 .714 19 12 .613Utah 9 5 .643 22 9 .710New Mexico 6 8 .429 14 15 .483UTEP 4 10 .286 15 12 .556UNLV 2 12 .143 9 18 .333Air Force 0 14 .000 5 28 .152

1998 WAC OverallPacific Division W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 13 1 .929 32 3 .914Brigham Young 13 1 .929 31 4 .886Utah 9 5 .643 21 10 .677San Jose State 7 7 .500 21 12 .636Fresno State 7 7 .500 18 11 .621New Mexico 3 11 .214 9 18 .333UTEP 2 12 .143 10 15 .400San Diego State 2 12 .143 5 23 .179

Mountain Division W L PCT W L PCTColorado State 12 2 .857 24 8 .750UNLV 11 3 .786 23 8 .742Rice 10 4 .714 23 10 .697Wyoming 10 4 .714 16 14 .533SMU 5 9 .357 14 17 .452TCU 4 10 .286 7 23 .233Tulsa 2 12 .143 11 16 .407Air Force 2 12 .143 9 17 .346

1990 WAC OverallTeam W L PCT W L PCTBrigham Young 9 1 .900 26 8 .765New Mexico 7 3 .700 22 7 .759San Diego State 6 4 .600 24 12 .667Wyoming 5 5 .500 19 10 .655Colorado State 3 7 .300 15 18 .455Utah 0 10 .000 7 21 .250

1991 WAC Overall Team W L PCT W L PCTNew Mexico 12 0 1.000 23 6 .793Brigham Young 10 2 .833 26 5 .839San Diego State 8 4 .667 18 13 .581Wyoming 5 7 .417 13 13 .500Colorado State 4 8 .333 19 12 .613Utah 3 9 .250 15 20 .429UTEP 0 12 .000 13 21 .382

1992 WAC OverallTeam W L PCT W L PCTBrigham Young 14 0 1.000 29 4 .879Fresno State 11 3 .786 21 14 .600San Diego State 8 6 .571 23 9 .719New Mexico 7 7 .500 18 12 .600Wyoming 7 7 .500 17 12 .586Colorado State 6 8 .429 19 11 .633Utah 3 11 .214 18 15 .545UTEP 0 14 .000 8 23 .258

1993 WAC OverallTeam W L PCT W L PCTBrigham Young 14 0 1.000 29 3 .906San Diego State 8 6 .571 22 11 .667New Mexico 8 6 .571 18 11 .621Utah 7 7 .500 25 11 .694Colorado State 7 7 .500 19 11 .633Fresno State 6 8 .429 11 19 .367Wyoming 5 9 .357 13 14 .481UTEP 1 13 .071 13 15 .464

1994 WAC OverallTeam W L PCT W L PCTBrigham Young 13 1 .929 25 4 .862San Diego State 10 4 .714 22 10 .688New Mexico 9 5 .643 20 10 .667Wyoming 8 6 .571 17 13 .567Utah 7 7 .500 16 13 .552Fresno State 6 8 .429 21 13 .618Colorado State 3 11 .214 12 19 .387UTEP 0 14 .000 11 17 .393

1995 WAC OverallTeam W L PCT W L PCTSan Diego State 13 1 .929 27 5 .844Brigham Young 11 3 .786 21 9 .700Colorado State 8 6 .571 21 11 .656Utah 7 7 .500 14 17 .452Fresno State 6 8 .429 23 12 .657New Mexico 6 8 .429 11 14 .440Wyoming 4 10 .286 10 20 .333UTEP 1 13 .071 8 18 .308

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1999 WAC Overall W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 14 0 1.000 29 2 .935San Jose State 11 3 .786 25 6 .806Fresno State 10 4 .714 16 12 .571SMU 9 5 .643 20 13 .606TCU 5 9 .357 11 19 .367UTEP 3 11 .214 5 24 .172Tulsa 2 12 .143 10 18 .357Rice 2 12 .143 11 23 .324

2000 WAC Overall W L PCT W L PCT

Hawaiì 16 0 1.000 31 2 .939San Jose State 13 3 .813 22 10 .688Nevada 10 6 .625 13 14 .481UTEP 7 9 .438 16 15 .516Rice 6 10 .375 17 16 .515TCU 6 10 .375 15 18 .455Fresno State 6 10 .375 13 17 .433Tulsa 4 12 .250 20 13 .606SMU 4 12 .250 14 17 .452

2001 WAC OverallWestern Division W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 13 0 1.000 29 6 .829San Jose State 9 4 .692 25 8 .758Nevada 9 4 .692 17 8 .680Fresno State 7 6 .538 14 10 .583Boise State 1 12 .077 1 25 .038

Eastern Division W L PCT W L PCTRice 10 3 .769 17 9 .654SMU 8 5 .615 14 13 .519Tulsa 5 8 .385 11 14 .440UTEP 3 10 .231 9 15 .375Louisiana Tech 0 13 .000 8 20 .286

2002 WAC OverallWestern Division W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 13 0 1.000 34 2 .944Fresno State 10 3 .769 23 7 .767Nevada 8 5 .615 22 10 .688San Jose State 7 6 .538 15 17 .469Boise State 0 13 .000 1 24 .040

Eastern Division W L PCT W L PCTRice 8 5 .615 18 16 .529UTEP 6 7 .462 11 14 .440SMU 6 7 .462 12 17 .414Louisiana Tech 4 9 .308 19 16 .542Tulsa 3 10 .231 20 13 .606

2003 WAC OverallWestern Division W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 13 0 1.000 36 2 .947Fresno State 10 3 .769 21 7 .750Nevada 7 6 .538 16 15 .516San Jose State 6 7 .462 10 20 .333Boise State 1 12 .077 6 24 .200

Eastern Division W L PCT W L PCTSMU 11 2 .846 23 7 .767Rice 9 4 .692 19 10 .655Louisiana Tech 4 9 .308 16 15 .516Tulsa 2 11 .154 11 17 .393UTEP 2 11 .154 8 22 .267

2004 WAC OverallWestern Division W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 13 0 1.000 30 1 .968Nevada 10 3 .769 21 10 .677Boise State 6 7 .462 17 12 .586Fresno State 6 7 .462 15 13 .536San Jose State 5 8 .385 15 13 .536

Eastern Division W L PCT W L PCTRice 12 1 .923 25 5 .833Tulsa 5 8 .385 17 10 .630SMU 5 8 .385 14 14 .500UTEP 2 11 .154 10 15 .400Louisiana Tech 1 12 .077 6 21 .222

2005 WAC Overall W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 16 0 1.000 27 7 .794New Mexico State 11 5 .688 20 7 .741Utah State 11 5 .688 21 13 .618Nevada 10 6 .625 18 13 .581Idaho 8 8 .500 16 14 .533San Jose State 7 9 .438 12 17 .414Fresno State 4 12 .250 7 21 .250Boise State 3 13 .188 8 18 .308Louisiana Tech 2 14 .125 15 18 .455

2006 WAC Overall W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 15 1 .938 29 6 .829New Mexico State 14 2 .875 33 4 .892Idaho 10 6 .625 12 18 .400San Jose State 9 7 .562 19 12 .613Nevada 9 7 .562 15 15 .500Boise State 6 10 .375 13 17 .433Utah State 6 10 .375 13 19 .406Fresno State 3 13 .188 6 24 .200Louisiana Tech 0 16 .000 6 28 .176

2007 WAC Overall W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 15 1 .938 27 6 .818New Mexico State 14 2 .875 26 6 .812Utah State 11 5 .688 17 13 .567Nevada 10 6 .625 16 11 .593Idaho 9 7 .562 13 17 .433San Jose State 7 9 .438 14 15 .483Fresno State 3 13 .188 5 26 .161Boise State 2 14 .125 6 23 .207Louisiana Tech 1 15 .062 6 24 .200

2008 WAC Overall W L PCT W L PCTHawaiì 15 1 .938 31 4 .886 New Mexico State 15 1 .938 26 9 .743 Idaho 11 5 .688 19 10 .655 Utah State 9 7 .562 11 17 .393 San Jose State 7 9 .438 13 18 .419 Nevada 7 9 .438 12 17 .414 Boise State 5 11 .312 9 19 .321 Fresno State 3 13 .188 7 20 .259 Louisiana Tech 0 16 .000 4 24 .143

2009 WAC Overall W L PCT W L PCTHawai‘i 16 0 1.000 32 3 .914New Mexico State 13 3 .812 20 9 .690Idaho 11 5 .688 15 15 .500Fresno State 7 9 .438 15 16 .484 Nevada 7 9 .438 11 20 .355 Boise State 7 9 .438 8 22 .267 Utah State 6 10 .375 15 14 .517 Louisiana Tech 4 12 .250 15 18 .455 San Jose State 1 15 .062 1 27 .036

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New Mexico State claimed its first ever WAC regular-season titlewhen it shared the crown with Hawaiì in 2008.

Hawaiì has an overall WAC record of 200-4 (.980). Its only losses are to BYU in 1998, New Mexico State in 2006 and 2008, and Utah State in 2007.

REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONS

Year Team WAC Record1990 Brigham Young 9-11991 New Mexico 12-01992 Brigham Young 14-01993 Brigham Young 14-01994 Brigham Young 13-11995 San Diego State 13-11996 Brigham Young 15-1 (Mountain) Hawaiì 16-0 (Pacific)1997 Brigham Young 13-1 (Mountain) Hawaiì 14-0 (Pacific)1998 Colorado State 12-2 (Mountain) Hawaiì 13-1 (Pacific) Brigham Young 13-1 (Pacific)1999 Hawaiì 14-02000 Hawaiì 16-02001 Hawaiì 13-02002 Hawaiì 13-02003 Hawaiì 13-02004 Hawaiì 13-02005 Hawaiì 16-02006 Hawaiì 15-12007 Hawaiì 15-12008 Hawaiì 15-1 New Mexico State 15-12009 Hawai’i 16-0

TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS

WAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

Year Champion Site1996 Brigham Young Las Vegas, Nev.1997 Brigham Young Las Vegas, Nev.1998 Hawaiì Las Vegas, Nev.2001 Hawaiì San Jose, Calif.2002 Hawaiì Reno, Nev.2003 Hawaiì Reno, Nev.2004 Hawaiì Reno, Nev.2005 Hawaiì Reno, Nev.2006 Hawaiì Reno, Nev.2007 Hawaiì Las Cruces, N.M.2008 Hawaiì Honolulu, Hawaii2009 Hawaiì Las Vegas, Nev.


WAC TEAMS IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

1990 First RoundNew Mexico def. Pepperdine - 15-7, 15-10, 15-12 (Albuquerque)San Diego State def. Brigham Young - 15-10, 15-8, 12-15, 15-13 (Provo)Stanford def. Wyoming - 15-4, 15-5, 15-8 (Palo Alto)

West Regional (Los Angeles)Stanford def. San Diego State - 15-11, 13-15, 15-6, 15-1 UCLA def. New Mexico - 15-8, 11-15, 15-3, 16-14

1991 First RoundNew Mexico def. Washington State - 15-5, 11-15, 15-9, 15-4 (Albuquerque)Southern Cal def. Brigham Young - 15-7, 15-6, 1-15, 15-9 (Provo)

West Regional (Palo Alto)UCLA def. New Mexico - 15-12, 15-10, 15-10

1992 First RoundBrigham Young def. Santa Clara - 15-4, 15-13, 16-14 (Provo)Arizona State def. New Mexico - 12-15, 9-15, 15-11, 15-5, 15-11 (Albuquerque)

West Regional (Los Angeles)Brigham Young def. Southern California - 15-5, 15-5, 13-15, 15-11 UCLA def. Brigham Young - 15-5, 15-8, 15-9

1993 First RoundBrigham Young (Bye)New Mexico def. Santa Clara - 15-11, 11-15, 15-11, 15-8 (Albuquerque)

Second RoundBrigham Young def. Washington State - 15-6, 15-11, 15-4 (Provo)UCLA def. New Mexico - 15-8, 15-3, 15-6 (Los Angeles)

West Regional (Los Angeles)Brigham Young def. Arizona - 15-8, 11-15, 15-9, 15-8Brigham Young def. UCLA - 16-14, 17-15, 15-11

National Semifinals (Madison)Penn State def. Brigham Young - 15-13, 6-15, 16-14, 15-12 (Semifinal)

1994 First RoundBrigham Young (Bye)New Mexico def. Washington St. - 7-15, 15-8, 13-15, 15-11, 15-8 (Albuquerque)San Diego State def. Memphis - 7-15, 15-6, 15-5, 15-9 (San Diego)Washington def. Wyoming - 7-15, 15-9, 15-4, 15-13 (Seattle)

Second RoundArizona def. Brigham Young - 10-15, 15-5, 15-4, 15-10 (Provo)Arizona State def. San Diego State - 15-13, 6-15, 9-15, 15-6, 15-12 (Tempe)Southern California def. New Mexico - 15-13, 15-4, 15-6 (Los Angeles)

1995 First RoundSan Diego State (Bye)Brigham Young def. Houston - 15-5, 15-10, 15-8 (Provo)Long Beach State def. Colorado State - 15-3, 15-11, 15-2 (Long Beach)

Second RoundMichigan State def. Brigham Young - 15-7, 15-9, 15-7 (East Lansing)San Diego State def. Long Beach State - 15-17, 15-13, 15-12, 15-11 (San Diego)

Mountain Regional (Honolulu, Hawaii)Michigan State def. San Diego State - 15-11, 15-13, 15-10

COMPOSITE STANDINGS/NCAA POSTSEASON

STANDINGS (1990-2009)

WACCurrent Members W L PCTHawai`i 202 4 .981New Mexico State 67 13 .838Idaho 49 31 .613Nevada 87 61 .588Utah State 43 37 .538San Jose State 101 105 .490Fresno State 125 137 .477Boise State 31 101 .235Louisiana Tech 16 116 .121

Past MembersBrigham Young 112 10 .918San Diego State 79 43 .648New Mexico 71 51 .582Rice 69 57 .548Colorado State 65 57 .533Wyoming 62 60 .508Utah 55 67 .451SMU 56 72 .438UNLV 16 28 .364TCU 20 54 .270UTEP 43 151 .222Tulsa 22 102 .177Air Force 3 41 .068

OVERALLCurrent Members W L PCTHawai`i 427 58 .880New Mexico State 125 35 .781Nevada 161 144 .528Fresno State 282 261 .519San Jose State 219 209 .512Idaho 75 74 .503Utah State 77 76 .503Louisiana Tech 85 180 .321Boise State 69 184 .273

Past MembersBrigham Young 243 50 .829San Diego State 181 105 .633Colorado State 179 107 .626New Mexico 153 104 .595Utah 158 128 .552Rice 153 132 .537Wyoming 138 125 .525SMU 132 141 .484UNLV 37 48 .435Tulsa 112 155 .419UTEP 158 235 .402TCU 50 102 .329Air Force 18 68 .209


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1996 First RoundBrigham Young & Hawaiì (Byes)Colorado State def. Houston - 15-10, 15-13, 15-11 (Fort Collins)San Diego State def. Sam Houston State - 15-4, 15-2, 13-15, 15-9 (San Diego)

Second RoundBrigham Young def. Washington - 15-7, 8-15, 15-8, 15-7 (Provo)Hawaiì def. Colorado - 15-12, 15-11, 15-13 (Honolulu)Stanford def. Colorado State - 15-10, 15-4, 15-7 (Palo Alto)Texas def. San Diego State - 17-15, 15-13, 15-5 (Austin)

Mountain Regional (Honolulu, Hawaii)Brigham Young def. Pacific - 15-7, 8-15, 15-4, 13-15, 15-13Hawaiì def. Texas - 15-13, 13-15, 15-13, 15-2Hawaiì def. Brigham Young - 15-10, 15-6, 15-6

National Semifinals (Cleveland, Ohio)Hawaiì def. Florida - 15-11, 15-8, 15-9 (Semifinal)

National Finals (Cleveland, Ohio) Stanford def. Hawaiì - 15-7, 15-3, 15-5 (Championship)

1997 First RoundBrigham Young (Bye)Colorado State def. American - 15-5, 15-2, 15-17, 15-1 (Pullman)Loyola Marymount def. Hawaiì - 15-7, 15-7, 15-4 (Long Beach)

Second RoundBrigham Young def. Minnesota - 15-8, 15-9, 15-11 (Provo)Washington State def. Colorado State - 15-12, 12-15, 15-6, 15-13 (Pullman)

East Regional (University Park, Pa.)Brigham Young def. Texas A&M - 15-12, 7-15, 17-15, 13-15, 16-14Penn State def. Brigham Young - 15-0, 15-12, 15-10

1998 First RoundArizona def. Fresno State - 16-14, 15-9, 15-11 (Long Beach)Colorado def. San Jose State - 15-12, 15-9, 15-9 (Champaign)Colorado State def. South Carolina - 6-15, 15-7, 15-7, 10-15, 15-12 (Austin)Brigham Young def. Coastal Carolina - 15-1, 15-7, 15-3 (Provo)Utah def. Illinois State - 15-11, 15-12, 15-5 (Lincoln)Hawaiì def. Brown - 15-3, 15-5, 15-6 (Honolulu)

Second RoundTexas def. Colorado State - 15-6, 15-6, 15-9 (Austin)Brigham Young def. Kansas State - 15-6, 15-10, 17-15 (Provo)Nebraska def. Utah - 14-16, 15-4, 15-8, 15-9 (Lincoln)

East Regional (Gainsville, Fla.)Hawaiì def. Arkansas - 15-13, 15-9, 15-9Florida def. Hawaiì - 11-15, 4-15, 15-10, 15-4, 15-7

Central Regional (University Park, Pa.)Brigham Young def. Pacific - 15-7, 15-5, 12-15, 16-14Penn State def. Brigham Young - 18-16, 15-2, 15-10

1999 First RoundHawaiì def. Prairie View A&M - 15-3, 15-0, 15-3 (Gainesville)

Second RoundHawaiì def. Utah - 15-11, 15-6, 15-4 (Gainesville)

Pacific Regionals (Honolulu, Hawaii)Texas A&M def. Hawaiì - 15-9, 12-15, 15-9, 15-12

NCAA POSTSEASON

NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY

CURRENT MEMBERS Overall As WAC Member Yrs W L Pct Yrs W L PctFresno State 4 2 4 .333 2 0 2 .000(1984-91-98-02)

Hawaiì 28 69 25 .734 16 36 14 .720(1981-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09)

Idaho 6 2 6 .250 0 0 0 .000(1992-95-2003-04)

Nevada 5 0 5 .000 4 0 4 .000(1998-01-02-04-05)

New Mexico State 5 1 5 .167 3 1 3 .250(2003-04-06-07-08)

San Jose State 12 8 13 .381 3 1 3 .250(1982-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-98-00-01)

Utah State 3 2 3 .400 1 0 1 .000(2000-01-05)

PAST MEMBERS Yrs W L Pct Yrs W L PctBrigham Young 17 22 17 .564 9 13 9 .591(1981-82-83-84-85-86-87-88-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98)

Colorado State 10 7 10 .412 4 3 4 .429(1983-84-85-86-87-88-95-96-97-98)

New Mexico 7 5 7 .417 5 4 5 .444(1981-88-90-91-92-93-94)

San Diego State 12 16 12 .571 4 4 4 .500(1981-82-83-84-85-86-88-89-90-94-95-96)

Nevada 1 0 1 .000 1 0 1 .000(1998-01-02-04)

Wyoming 4 2 4 .333 2 0 2 .000(1986-89-90-94)

TOTALS Yrs W L Pct Yrs W L PctCurrent Members 63 84 61 .579 27 40 27 .597 Former Members 51 52 51 .505 25 24 25 .490Overall 114 136 112 .548 52 64 52 .552


2000 First RoundHawaiì def. Davidson - 15-5, 15-6, 15-8 (Honolulu)Long Beach State def. San Jose State - 17-15, 13-15, 15-11, 15-4 (San Jose State)

Second RoundHawaiì def. Utah - 15-12, 15-8, 15-8 (Honolulu)

West Regionals (Honolulu, Hawaii)Hawaiì def. Long Beach State - 11-15, 15-13, 15-9, 12-15, 15-6Hawaiì def. UC Santa Barbara - 8-15, 15-1, 15-10, 15-3

National Semifinals (Richmond, Va.)Nebraska def. Hawaiì - 15-3, 15-12, 9-15, 15-10

2001 First RoundHawaiì def. Washington State - 34-32, 30-26, 30-23 (Pullman)San Jose State def. Santa Clara - 17-30, 30-25, 24-30, 30-25, 16-14 (Stanford)Stanford def. Nevada - 20-30, 16-30, 20-30 (Stanford)

Second RoundHawaiì def. Eastern Washington - 30-22, 28-30, 30-26, 30-23 (Pullman)Stanford def. San Jose State - 20-30, 16-30, 20-30 (Stanford)

Regional Semifinals (Long Beach, Calif.)UCLA def. Hawaiì - 30-25, 30-28, 22-30, 30-22

2002 First RoundHawaiì def. Western Kentucky - 30-18, 30-25, 30-21 (Honolulu)UC Santa Barbara def. Fresno State - 30-20, 28-30, 30-21, 26-30 (Santa Barbara)Pacific def. Nevada - 24-30, 14-30, 25-30, 30-28, 11-15 (Stanford)

Second RoundHawaiì def. Washington - 30-26, 39-27, 30-25 (Honolulu)

Central Regionals (Lincoln, Neb.)Hawaiì def. North Carolina - 30-21, 30-23, 30-22Hawaiì def. Nebraska - 30-25, 25-30, 30-27, 30-21

National Semifinals (New Orleans, La.)Stanford def. Hawaiì - 25-30, 27-30, 24-30

2003 First RoundHawaiì def. Idaho - 30-24, 30-20, 30-21 (Honolulu)

Second RoundHawaiì def. BYU - 30-19, 30-23, 30-22 (Honolulu)

Honolulu Regional (Honolulu, Hawaii)Hawaiì def. Illinois - 30-21, 30-22, 33-31 Hawaiì def. Georgia Tech - 32-34, 33-31, 30-24, 30-25

National Semifinals (Dallas, Texas)Florida def. Hawaiì - 30-28, 30-28, 23-30, 30-28

2004 First RoundHawaiì def. Colorado - 24-30, 30-22, 30-20, 30-24 (Fort Collins)Wichita State def. Nevada - 30-16, 30-24, 30-20 (Lincoln)Michigan def. Rice - 31-29, 24-30, 30-23, 30-20 (Austin)

Second RoundHawaiì def. Purdue - 33-31, 30-27, 30-19 (Fort Collins)

Regional Semifinals (Green Bay, Wis.)Wisconsin def. Hawaiì - 31-29, 30-23, 22-30, 28-30, 21-19

2005 First RoundStanford def. Nevada - 25-30, 20-30, 21-30 (Palo Alto)Arizona def. Utah State - 26-30, 27-30, 20-30 (Salt Lake City)Hawaiì def. Texas State - 30-25, 30-18, 30-23 (Austin)

Second RoundHawaiì def. Texas - 19-30, 30-18, 30-21, 30-20 (Austin)

Regionals (University Park, Pa.)Missouri def. Hawaiì - 26-30, 30-26, 27-30, 22-30

2006 First RoundColorado def. New Mexico State - 24-30, 20-30, 32-34 (Boulder)Hawaiì def. Oregon - 30-17, 30-17, 30-18 (Long Beach)

Second RoundHawaiì def. Long Beach State - 30-28, 30-26, 24-30, 30-17 (Long Beach)

Regionals (Honolulu, Hawaii)Hawaiì def. USC - 28-30, 30-21, 21-30, 30-27, 15-5UCLA def. Hawaiì - 16-30, 23-30, 23-30

2007 First RoundLSU def. New Mexico State - 25-30, 30-21, 30-21, 27-30, 13-15 (Austin)Hawaiì def. Tennessee State - 30-26, 30-14, 30-17 (Louisville)

Second RoundLouisville def. Hawaiì - 22-30, 18-30, 30-15, 31-33 (Louisville)

2008 First RoundNew Mexico State def. Saint Mary’s - 22-25, 25-16, 25-21, 25-15 (Berkeley)Hawaiì def. Belmont - 25-19, 25-11, 25-16 (Los Angeles)

Second RoundCalifornia def. New Mexico State - 25-23, 25-13, 21-25, 25-17 (Berkeley)Hawaiì def. USC - 25-21, 25-18, 25-22 (Los Angeles)

Regionals (Fort Collins, Colo.)Hawaiì def. Purdue - 18-25, 25-22, 25-23, 25-20Stanford def. Hawaiì - 25-19, 25-9, 25-18

2009 First RoundHawai‘i def. New Mexico - 25-22, 25-16, 25-21 (Los Angeles)

Second RoundHawai‘i def. USC - 25-20, 25-18, 16-25, 27-25 (Los Angeles)

Regionals (Palo Alto, Calif.)Hawai‘i def. Illinois - 21-25, 25-10, 27-25, 25-16Hawai’i def. Michigan - 25-23, 25-19, 25-18

National Semifinals (Tampa, Fla.)Penn State def. Hawai‘i - 23-25, 25-18, 25-15, 25-18

NCAA POSTSEASON


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NIVC POSTSEASON/WAC TOURNAMENT

WAC TEAMS IN THE NIVC1990 (Knoxville, Tenn.) Colorado State def. Eastern Kentucky - 16-14, 15-12, 15-8Cal State Northridge def. Colorado State - 15-7, 15-4, 15-12Iowa def. Colorado State - 15-5, 15-7, 15-9Colorado State def. Alabama-Birmingham - 15-12, 16-14, 15-12

1992 (Kansas City, Mo.) Fresno State def. Virginia Tech - 15-1, 15-6, 15-7Texas-Arlington def. Fresno State - 17-15, 16-14, 7-15, 15-11Fresno State def. Delaware - 15-5, 15-8, 15-5Bowling Green def. Fresno State - 11-15, 17-15, 18-16, 15-5

1993 (Kansas City, Mo.) Utah def. Morehead State - 15-6, 15-3, 15-4Utah def. Hofstra - 15-6, 11-15, 15-10, 15-8Utah def. Stephen F. Austin - 15-8, 15-7, 12-15, 15-4Utah def. Oklahoma - 15-6, 13-15, 10-15, 16-14, 24-22Louisiana State def. Utah - 15-7, 7-15, 15-8, 15-8 (Semifinal)

1994 (Kansas City, Mo.) Fresno State def. Massachusetts - 15-3, 15-2, 15-10Fresno State def. Arkansas - 13-15, 15-7, 15-10, 11-15, 15-7Fresno State def. Idaho State - 15-5, 13-15, 15-6, 15-8Iowa State def. Fresno State - 15-10, 15-10, 15-9

1995 (Kansas City, Mo.) Fresno State def. Pittsburgh - 16-14, 9-15, 15-12, 16-14Fresno State def. Stephen F. Austin - 6-15, 15-7, 15-5, 15-8Saint Louis def. Fresno State - 12-15, 15-11, 15-5, 5-15, 15-11Wisconsin def. Fresno State - 15-6, 10-15, 15-13, 15-4

WAC TOURNAMENT HISTORY

1996 - Las Vegas, Nev. (Nov. 26-30) Seeds: 1-Hawaiì, 2-Brigham Young, 3-San Diego State, 4-New Mexico, 5-Utah, 6-Fresno State, 7-Colorado State, 8-UTEP, 9-Rice, 10-Wyoming, 11-San Jose State, 12-UNLV

Match 1 Fresno State def. San Jose State, 15-11, 15-13, 15-9Match 2 Utah def. UNLV, 15-11, 15-4, 15-8Match 3 Rice def. UTEP, 15-17, 15-4, 7-15, 15-7, 15-12Match 4 Colorado State def. Wyoming, 15-7, 11-15, 15-8, 15-3Quarterfinal 1 San Diego State def. Fresno State, 15-12, 16-14, 15-10Quarterfinal 2 New Mexico def. Utah, 15-13, 12-15, 15-9, 15-10Quarterfinal 3 Hawaiì def. Rice, 15-10, 15-6, 15-6Quarterfinal 4 Brigham Young def. Colorado State, 11-15, 15-9, 15-3, 15-11Semifinal 1 Hawaiì def. New Mexico, 15-4, 15-8, 15-2Semifinal 2 Brigham Young def. San Diego State, 9-15, 15-13, 15-13, 15-11Championship Brigham Young def. Hawaiì, 6-15, 15-11, 15-13, 16-18, 15-8

1997 - Las Vegas, Nev. (Nov. 24-28) Seeds: Pacific - 1-Hawaiì, 2-San Diego State, 3-Fresno State, 4-San Jose State, 5-SMU, 6-TCU Mountain - 1-Brigham Young, 2-Colorado State, 3-Wyoming, 4-Utah, 5-New Mexico, 6-UTEP

Match 1 Fresno State def. UTEP, 17-15, 6-15, 15-13, 15-10Match 2 Utah def. SMU, 15-3, 15-6, 15-11Match 3 San Jose State def. New Mexico, 15-11, 15-5, 15-9Match 4 Wyoming def. TCU, 15-10, 15-3, 14-16, 15-5Quarterfinal 1 Colorado State def. Fresno State, 8-15, 15-13, 15-6, 15-8Quarterfinal 2 Hawaiì def. Utah, 8-15, 15-10, 13-15, 15-12, 15-8Quarterfinal 3 Brigham Young def. San Jose State, 15-9, 15-10, 15-8Quarterfinal 4 San Diego State def. Wyoming, 14-16, 15-12, 13-15, 15-9, 15-13Semifinal 1 Hawaiì def. Colorado State, 16-14, 7-15, 15-12, 15-8Semifinal 2 Brigham Young def. San Diego State, 15-13, 15-4, 15-10Championship Brigham Young def. Hawaiì, 15-6, 15-6, 15-8

1998 - Las Vegas, Nev. (Nov. 24-28) Seeds: Pacific - 1-Brigham Young, 2-Hawaiì, 3-Utah, 4-San Jose State, 5-Fresno State, 6-New Mexico Mountain - 1-Colorado State, 2-UNLV, 3-Rice, 4-Wyoming, 5-SMU, 6-TCU

Match 1 Utah def. TCU, 15-11, 15-9, 15-5Match 2 Wyoming def. Fresno State, 15-11, 15-12, 15-10Match 3 San Jose State def. SMU, 15-9, 15-10, 15-12Match 4 Rice def. New Mexico, 15-6, 16-18, 15-8, 15-13Quarterfinal 1 UNLV def. Utah, 16-14, 15-12, 15-9Quarterfinal 2 Brigham Young def. Wyoming, 15-12, 15-10, 15-6Quarterfinal 3 San Jose State def. Colorado State, 7-15, 10-15, 17-15, 15-8, 15-10Quarterfinal 4 Hawaiì def. Rice, 12-15, 15-1, 15-10, 15-6Semifinal 1 Hawaiì def. San Jose State, 15-4, 15-7, 15-12Semifinal 2 Brigham Young def. UNLV, 15-12, 15-10, 15-6Championship Hawaiì def. Brigham Young, 15-12, 21-19, 13-15, 16-18, 24-22

2001 - San Jose, Calif. (Nov. 15-18) Seeds: 1-Hawaiì, 2-Nevada, 3-San Jose State, 4-Rice, 5-Fresno State, 6-SMU, 7-UTEP, 8-Tulsa, 9- Boise State, 10- Louisiana Tech Match 1 Tulsa def. Boise State, 30-21, 30-14, 30-17Match 2 UTEP def. Louisiana Tech, 30-27, 30-18, 30-11Quarterfinal 1 Hawaiì def. Tulsa, 30-18, 30-14, 30-17Quarterfinal 2 Fresno State def. Rice, 31-33, 27-30, 30-17, 30-20, 15-7Quarterfinal 3 San Jose State def. SMU, 30-28, 30-22, 30-15Quarterfinal 4 Nevada def. UTEP, 30-23, 30-20, 30-28Semifinal 1 Hawaiì def. Fresno State, 30-18, 30-25, 30-18Semifinal 2 San Jose State def. Nevada, 30-23, 30-18, 30-26Championship Hawaiì def. San Jose State, 30-18, 30-25, 30-18

NIVC TOURNAMENT HISTORY

Overall As WAC Member Yrs W L PCT Yrs W L PCTColorado State (1990) 1 2 2 .500 1 2 2 .500Fresno State (1992-94-95) 3 7 5 .583 3 7 5 .583Rice (1995) 1 1 3 .250 - - - -San Jose State (1994) 1 5 1 .833 - - - -Utah (1993) 1 4 1 .800 1 4 1 .800TOTALS 5 19 12 .613 5 13 8 .619

Boldface indicates appearance as WAC member.

COMPOSITE WAC TOURNAMENT RECORDS

School Appearances W L Pct ChampionshipsHawaiì 12 33 2 .943 10Brigham Young 3 8 1 .889 2New Mexico State 5 8 5 .615 0San Diego State 2 2 2 .500 0San Jose State 11 11 11 .500 0Utah 3 3 3 .500 0Nevada 9 8 9 .471 0Colorado State 3 2 3 .400 0Fresno State 12 8 12 .400 0Wyoming 3 2 3 .400 0Rice 6 3 6 .333 0UNLV 2 1 2 .333 0Utah State 4 2 4 .333 0Boise State 7 3 7 .300 0Idaho 5 2 5 .286 0New Mexico 3 1 3 .250 0Tulsa 4 1 3 .250 0UTEP 4 1 4 .200 0SMU 6 1 6 .143 0TCU 2 0 2 .000 0Louisiana Tech 7 0 7 .000 0


WAC TOURNAMENT

2002 - Reno, Nev. (Nov. 22-24) Seeds: 1-Hawaiì, 2-Fresno State, 3-Nevada, 4-San Jose State, 5-Rice, 6-UTEP, 7-SMU, 8-Louisiana Tech Quarterfinal 1 Hawaiì def. Louisiana Tech - 30-16, 30-19, 30-13Quarterfinal 2 San Jose State def. Rice - 30-32, 30-26, 30-28, 23-30, 15-9Quarterfinal 3 Fresno State def. SMU - 30-21, 30-26, 30-28Quarterfinal 4 Nevada def. UTEP - 30-19, 30-19, 30-24Semifinal 1 Hawaiì def. San Jose State - 30-24, 30-25, 30-24Semifinal 2 Nevada def. Fresno State - 18-30, 30-28, 30-24, 40-38Championship Hawaiì def. Nevada - 30-19, 30-32, 30-13, 30-23

2003 - Reno, Nev. (Nov. 21-23) Seeds: 1-Hawaiì, 2-SMU, 3-Fresno State, 4-Nevada, 5-Rice, 6-San Jose State, 7-Louisiana Tech, 8-Tulsa Quarterfinal 1 SMU def. Louisiana Tech - 30-26, 30-24, 30-27Quarterfinal 2 San Jose State def. Fresno State - 30-25, 31-29, 29-31, 28-30, 16-14Quarterfinal 3 Hawaiì def. Tulsa - 30-17, 30-12, 34-32Quarterfinal 4 Nevada def. Rice - 30-18, 33-31, 30-21Semifinal 1 San Jose State def. SMU - 30-23, 24-30, 30-25, 30-16Semifinal 2 Hawaiì def. Nevada - 30-16, 30-19, 30-17Championship Hawaiì def. San Jose State - 30-28, 30-26, 30-20

2004 - Reno, Nev. (Nov. 19-21) Seeds: 1-Hawaiì, 2-Rice, 3-Nevada, 4-Boise State, 5-Fresno State, 6-San Jose State, 7-Tulsa, 8-SMU Quarterfinal 1 Hawaiì def. SMU - 30-15, 30-27, 30-20Quarterfinal 2 Fresno State def. Boise State - 30-27, 30-23, 30-23Quarterfinal 3 Nevada def. San Jose State - 30-25, 30-24, 30-26Quarterfinal 4 Rice def. Tulsa - 30-23, 30-22, 30-25Semifinal 1 Hawaiì def. Fresno State - 30-25, 25-30, 30-25, 30-21Semifinal 2 Nevada def. Rice - 30-26, 31-29, 28-30, 30-26Championship Hawaiì def. Nevada - 30-21, 28-30, 30-22, 30-27

2005 - Reno, Nev. (Nov. 24-26) Seeds: 1-Hawaiì, 2-Utah State, 3-New Mexico State, 4-Nevada, 5-Idaho, 6-San Jose State, 7-Fresno State, 8-Boise State, 9-Louisiana Tech First Round Boise State def. Louisiana Tech - 35-33, 30-18, 31-29Quarterfinal 1 New Mexico State def. San Jose State - 30-23, 30-26, 20-30, 30-19Quarterfinal 2 Utah State def. Fresno State - 26-30, 31-29, 30-16, 30-27Quarterfinal 3 Nevada def. Idaho - 30-22, 36-34, 30-23Quarterfinal 4 Hawaiì def. Boise State - 30-21, 30-22, 30-26Semifinal 1 Utah State def. New Mexico State - 24-30, 30-24, 27-30, 30-25, 15-13Semifinal 2 Hawaiì def. Nevada - 30-25, 30-27, 30-25Championship Hawaiì def. Utah State - 30-25, 30-27, 30-25

2006 - Reno, Nev. (Nov. 22-24) Seeds: 1-Hawaiì, 2-New Mexico State, 3-Idaho, 4-Nevada, 5-San Jose State, 6-Utah State, 7-Boise State, 8-Fresno State, 9-Louisiana Tech First Round Fresno State def. Louisiana Tech - 27-30, 30-26, 31-29, 30-23Quarterfinal 1 New Mexico State def. Boise State - 28-30, 30-25, 31-29, 30-18Quarterfinal 2 Idaho def. Utah State - 30-20, 30-16, 28-30, 31-29Quarterfinal 3 San Jose State def. Nevada - 25-30, 30-27, 30-18, 30-28Quarterfinal 4 Hawaiì def. Fresno State - 30-16, 30-17, 30-25Semifinal 1 New Mexico State def. Idaho - 30-19, 30-19, 30-13Semifinal 2 Hawaiì def. San Jose State - 30-26, 30-27, 30-24Championship Hawaiì def. New Mexico State - 30-27, 30-20, 29-31, 30-22

2007 - Las Cruces, N.M. (Nov. 15-17) Seeds: 1-Hawaiì, 2-New Mexico State, 3-Utah State, 4-Nevada, 5-Idaho, 6-San Jose State, 7-Fresno State, 8-Boise State, 9-Louisiana Tech First Round Boise State def. Louisiana Tech - 23-30, 30-22, 30-25, 27-30, 15-11Quarterfinal 1 Nevada def. Idaho - 30-22, 31-22, 30-16, 30-28Quarterfinal 2 Hawaiì def. Boise State - 30-13, 30-15, 30-22Quarterfinal 3 San Jose State def. Utah State - 24-30, 30-28, 19-30, 30-28, 17-15Quarterfinal 4 New Mexico State def. Fresno State - 30-23, 30-25, 30-23Semifinal 1 Hawaiì def. Nevada - 30-27, 31-29, 30-21Semifinal 2 New Mexico State def. San Jose State - 31-29, 31-29, 30-23Championship Hawaiì def. New Mexico State - 28-30, 30-20, 24-30, 30-23, 15-11

2008 - Honolulu, Hawaii (Nov. 20-23) Seeds: 1-New Mexico State, 2-Hawaiì, 3-Idaho, 4-Utah State, 5-San Jose State, 6-Nevada, 7-Boise State, 8-Fresno State, 9-Louisiana Tech First Round Fresno State def. Louisiana Tech - 23-25, 25-23, 25-22, 25-19Quarterfinal 1 Idaho def. Nevada - 25-20, 25-21, 25-18Quarterfinal 2 San Jose State def. Utah State - 16-25, 25-23, 25-16, 17-25, 15-8Quarterfinal 3 New Mexico State def. Fresno State - 25-17, 25-17, 25-22Quarterfinal 4 Hawaiì def. Boise State - 25-15, 25-16, 25-17Semifinal 1 New Mexico State def. San Jose State - 25-18, 25-22, 25-18Semifinal 2 Hawaiì def. Idaho - 25-21, 26-24, 25-14Championship Hawaiì def. New Mexico State - 25-19, 25-27, 25-18, 25-9

2009 - Las Vegas, Nev. (Nov. 23-25) Seeds: 1-Hawai‘i, 2-New Mexico State, 3-Idaho, 4-Nevada, 5-Fresno State, 6-Boise State

First Round Boise State def. Idaho - 25-22, 26-24, 23-25, 25-21First Round Fresno State def. Nevada - 14-25, 25-23, 20-25, 26-24, 15-12Semifinal 1 New Mexico State def. Boise State - 25-16, 26-24, 25-10Semifinal 2 Hawai‘i def. Fresno State - 25-15, 25-15, 25-17Championship Hawai‘i def. New Mexico State - 25-12, 25-17, 25-23

WAC TOURNAMENT ATTENDANCE

Year Total Average No. of Matches Site 1996 11,525 2,881 11 Las Vegas, Nev.1997 8,369 2,092 11 Las Vegas, Nev.1998 13,554 3,389 11 Las Vegas, Nev.2001 2,123 354 9 San Jose, Calif.2002 3,162 791 7 Reno, Nev.2003 2,746 687 7 Reno, Nev.2004 4,018 1,005 7 Reno, Nev.2005 3,069 767 8 Reno, Nev.2006 2,737 684 8 Reno, Nev.2007 10,827 1,353 8 Las Cruces, N.M.2008 13,827 4,609 8 Honolulu, Hawai‘i2009 4,634 1,545 5 Las Vegas, Nev.


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ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS

1996 Therese Crawford, Hawaiì; Gale Oborn Johnson, Brigham Young (MVP); Angelica Ljundquist, Hawaiì; Robyn Ah Mow, Hawaiì; Anna-Lena Smith, Brigham Young; Amy Steele, Brigham Young

1997 Therese Crawford, Hawaiì; Amy Steele Gant, Brigham Young (MVP); Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì; Helen Hjorth, Brigham Young; Andrea Petrilli, Brigham Young; Korie Rog-ers, Brigham Young; Anna-Lena Smith, Brigham Young; Martina Vitkova-Engels, San Diego State

1998 Heather Bown, Hawaiì (MVP); Hedder Ilustre, Hawaiì; Veronica Lima, Hawaiì; Tahani Miyashiro, Hawaiì; Nina Puikkonen, Brigham Young; Korie Rogers, Brigham Young; Anna-Lena Smith, Brigham Young; Angie Sylvas, UNLV

2001 Brianna Blair, San Jose State; Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì; Maja Gustin, Hawaiì; Shauna McQuaid, Fresno State; Michelle More, Nevada; Stephanie Pascucci, San Jose State; Karli Silveira, San Jose State and Margaret Vakasausau, Hawaiì; Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì (MVP)

2002 Whitney Arena, Fresno State; Jennifer Carey, Hawaiì; Jill Couwenhoven, Nevada; Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì; Kristen Fenton, Fresno State; Carrie Hartt, Fresno State; Lily Kahumoku, Hawaiì; Rebeca Pazo, Rice; Lindsey Rule, San Jose State; Salaia Salaveà, Nevada and Laura Wooley, Nevada; Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì (MVP)

2003 Allison Dillion, San Jose State; Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì; Kristen Fenton, Fresno State; Kanoe Kamana‘o, Hawaiì; Lily Kahumoku, Hawaiì (MVP); Beth Karasek, SMU; Jessica Mihm, SMU; Carrie Nash, San Jose State; Salaia Salave’a, Nevada; Jessie Shull, San Jose State; Kimberly Noble, San Jose State and Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì

2004 Alicia Arnott, Hawaiì; Susie Boogaard, Hawaiì; Cameron Flunder, Boise State; Tristin Johnson, Nevada; Kanoe Kamana‘o; Hawaiì; Tessa Kuykendall, Rice; Victoria Prince, Hawaiì (MVP); Christianna Reneau, Fresno State; Salaia Salaveà, Nevada; Karly Sipherd, Nevada; Carly Sorensen, Nevada; Ashley Watanabe, Hawaiì

2005 Zuzana Cernianska, Utah State; Jackie Choi, New Mexico State; Cameron Flunder, Boise State; Carolyn Forbush, Utah State; Ambra Hayes, Louisiana Tech; Tara Hittle, Hawaiì; Jamie Houston, Hawaiì; Kanoe Kamana‘o; Hawaiì; Tristin Johnson, Nevada; Kim Oguh, New Mexico State; Victoria Prince, Hawaiì (MVP); Salaia Salave’a, Nevada

2006 Jackie Choi, New Mexico State; Niki Clement, San Jose State; Kari Gregory, Hawaiì; Jamie Houston, Hawaiì, (MVP); Kanoe Kamana‘o, Hawaiì; Sarah Mason, Hawaiì; Kim Oguh, New Mexico State; Amber Simpson, New Mexico State

2007 Keri Anglin, San Jose State; Stephanie Brandt, Hawaiì; Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawaiì; Jamie Houston, Hawaiì (MVP); Kim Oguh, New Mexico State; Karly Sipherd, Nevada; Amber Simpson, New Mexico State; Krystal Torres, New Mexico State

2008 Stephanie Brandt, Hawaiì; Colleen Burke, San Jose State; Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawaiì; Jamie Houston, Hawaiì (MVP); Haley Larsen, Idaho; Amber Simpson, New Mexico State; Krystal Torres, New Mexico State; Lindsey Yon, New Mexico State

2009 Kelsey Brennan, New Mexico State; Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawai’i; Kanani Danielson, Hawai’i (MVP); Jennah DeVries, New Mexico State; Kayleigh Giddens, New Mexico State; Dani Mafua, Hawai’i; Breann Nesselhuf, Boise State; Whitney Woods, New Mexico State

WAC TOURNAMENT

WAC TOURNAMENT RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL Kills: 37 Martina Vitkova-Engels, SDSU (Wyoming), 1997Attempts: 91 Kristen Fenton, Fresno St. (San Jose St.), 2003Hitting Percentage (Minimum 15 att.): .867 (13-0-15) Victoria Prince, Hawaiì (SMU), 2004Assists: 95 Nikki Hubbert, Hawaiì (BYU), 1998Service Aces: 5 Lauren Kelly, Nevada (Idaho), 2007 5 Jackie Choi, New Mexico State (Idaho), 2006 5 Ashley Watanabe (Hawaiì), 2004Digs: 33 Meredith Rice, Idaho (Boise State), 2009Block Solos: 6 Nina Puikkonen, Brigham Young (Hawaiì), 1998Block Assists: 16 Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì (Utah), 1997Total Blocks: 17 Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì (Utah), 1997

TEAM Kills: 116 Hawaiì (Brigham Young), 1998Attempts: 316 Hawaiì (Brigham Young), 1998Hitting Percentage: .495 (52-7-91) Hawaiì (Louisiana Tech), 2002Assists: 107 Hawaiì (Brigham Young), 1998Service Aces: 12 San Jose State (New Mexico), 1997Digs: 118 Hawaiì (Brigham Young), 1998Block Solos: 9 Hawaiì (Brigham Young), 1998Block Assists: 47 Brigham Young (Hawaiì), 1998Total Blocks: 30.5 Brigham Young (Hawaiì), 1998

DEFENSIVE Fewest Points Allowed: 17 Utah (SMU), 1996Fewest Kills Allowed: 19 Hawaiì (Boise State), 2007Fewest Attempts Allowed: 82 Fresno State (Hawai’i), 2009Lowest Hitting %Allowed: -0.17 Hawaiì (Nevada), 2003

MISCELLANEOUS Most Hitting Errors: 63 Hawaiì (Brigham Young), 1998Fewest Digs: 23 Boise State (NM State), 2009Fewest Blocks: 2 Fresno State (NM State), 2008 Louisiana Tech (Hawaiì), 2002Most Blocking Errors: 7 Utah (TCU), 1998Most Ball Handling Errors: 5 Louisiana Tech (SMU), 2003 5 SMU (Louisiana Tech), 2003 5 Utah (Hawaiì), 1996Most Service Errors: 19 Wyoming (San Diego St.), 1997Most Receiving Errors: 12 UTEP (San Jose State), 1996Shortest Match: 1:05 Hawaiì/Fresno State, 2006Longest Match: 3:31 Hawaiì/Brigham Young, 1998

Biggest Upset Based Upon Seeds:(6) San Jose State def. (2) SMU, 2003 (2) Hawaiì def. (1) Brigham Young, 1998(2) Brigham Young def. (1) Hawaiì, 1996

Lowest Seed to Win Tournament: (2) Hawaiì, 1998 and (2) Brigham Young, 1996


Hawaiì’s Kanani Danielson was named WAC Player of the Year as a sophomore in 2009.

JOE KEARNEY AWARD (Top female athlete of the year)1993 Mikki Kane-Barton, Utah2002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì2003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì2006 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì2007 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì

STAN BATES AWARD (Top female scholar-athlete of the year)1997 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì2003 Stephanie Pascucci, San Jose State

PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1990 Tea Nieminen, Brigham Young1991 Pauline Manser, New Mexico1992 Tea Nieminen, Brigham Young1993 Michele Fellows, Brigham Young1994 Charlene Johnson, Brigham Young1995 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego State Amy Steele, Brigham Young1996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì (PD) Gale Johnson, Brigham Young (MD)1997 Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì (PD) Amy Steele Gant, Brigham Young (MD)1998 Heather Bown, Hawaiì (PD) Jami Laya, Wyoming (MD)1999 Heather Bown, Hawaiì Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State2000 Lily Kahumoku, Hawaiì2001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì2002 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì2003 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì2004 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì2005 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì2006 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì2007 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì2008 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì2009 Kanani Danielson, Hawai‘i

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1990 Tumua Matu’u, Brigham Young1991 Charlene Johnson, Brigham Young1992 Brenda Gregersen, Fresno State1993 Juliana Cezar, San Diego State1994 Angie Walker, Brigham Young1995 Maria Moen, Utah1996 Catie Vagneur, Colorado State (PD) Anna-Lena Smith, Brigham Young (MD)

1997 Joslynn Gallup, San Jose State (PD) Kalani Tonga, Utah (MD)1998 Nina Puikkonen, Brigham Young (PD) Angela Knopf, Colorado State (MD) Marci King, TCU (MD)1999 Lily Kahumoku, Hawaiì2000 Maja Gustin, Hawaiì Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì2001 Rebeca Pazo, Rice 2002 Salaia Salavea, Nevada2003 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì2004 Tara Hittle, Hawaiì2005 Amber Simpson, New Mexico State2006 Lacey Gera, Fresno State2007 Chelsea Fowles, Utah State2008 Kanani Danielson, Hawaiì2009 Brittany Hewitt, Hawai‘i

DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST OF THE YEAR 1995 Maria Stutsman y Marquez, New Mexico1996 Nalani Yamashita, Hawaiì (1st Team-PD) Andrea Petrilli, Brigham Young (1st Team-MD) Kristen vance, Colorado State (2nd Team-PD) Brooke Barton, Utah (2nd Team-MD)1997 Tahani Miyashiro, Hawaiì (1st Team-PD) Charity Savedra, SMU (2nd Team-PD) Andrea Petrilli, Brigham Young (1st Team-MD) Kristen Vance, Colorado State (2nd Team-MD)1998 Nana Allison, New Mexico (1st Team-PD) Lucie Turkova, Utah (2nd Team-PD) Kristen Vance, Colorado State (1st Team-MD) Marci Hammack, Wyoming (2nd Team-MD)1999 Mariah Ohlsen, SMU (1st Team) Leilua Satele, Fresno State (2nd Team)2000 Sarah Davis, UTEP (1st Team) Christina Lukens, San Jose State (2nd Team)

COACH OF THE YEAR 1990 Laurel Brassey, New Mexico1991 Laurel Brassey, New Mexico1992 Lindy Vivas, Fresno State1993 Elaine Michaelis, Brigham Young1994 Elaine Michaelis, Brigham Young Beth Kuwata, Wyoming1995 Mark Warner, San Diego State1996 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì (PD) Elaine Michaelis, Brigham Young (MD)1997 Lindy Vivas, Fresno State (PD) Elaine Michaelis, Brigham Young (MD)1998 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì (PD) Tom Hilbert, Colorado State (MD) Deitre Collins, UNLV (MD)1999 Craig Choate, San Jose State2000 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì Revis Ward-Daggett, UTEP2001 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì2002 Linday Vivas, Fresno State2003 Lisa Seifert, SMU2004 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì2005 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì2006 Mike Jordan, New Mexico State2007 Grayson DuBose, Utah State2008 Mike Jordan, New Mexico State2009 Dave Shoji, Hawai’i

Hawaiì’s Brittany Hewitt earned WAC Freshman of the Year honors in 2009.

Hawaiì’s Dave Shoji was the WAC Coach of the Year for the seventh time in 2009.

Hawaiì’s Kanoe Kamanaò is a two-time recipient of the Joe Kearney Award, given annually to the

WAC’s top female athlete.

WAC HONORS


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1994 FIRST TEAMJuliana Cezar, San Diego StateMarianne Clark, Brigham YoungGinger Ernest, San Diego StateTania Gooley, New MexicoJennifer Hamilton, San Diego StateCharlene Johnson, Brigham YoungGale Oborn, Brigham YoungJil Robins, WyomingMelissa Sharp, WyomingRobyn Wentworth, New Mexico

SECOND TEAMWende Brown, WyomingSally Downs, New MexicoMindy Hale, New MexicoKelly Snarr, UtahTricia Tuley, Fresno StateAngie Walker, Brigham Young

1995 FIRST TEAMBrenda Barton, UtahAlicia Bergmann, New MexicoJuliana Cezar, San Diego StateKristina Dzelme, WyomingJennifer Hamilton, San Diego StateAnalisa Saylor, Colorado StateAmy Steele, Brigham YoungTricia Tuley, Fresno StateMartina Vitkova, San Diego StateMelanie Williams, Colorado State

SECOND TEAMTera Booker, Fresno StateKristine Butler, New MexicoGinger Ernest, San Diego StateGale Johnson, Brigham YoungAnn-Mari Lindqvist, Brigham YoungKatie Tagge, Utah

1996 Pacific DivisionFIRST TEAMRobyn Ah Mow, HawaiìTherese Crawford, HawaiìAngelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì Judy Rexroth, Colorado StateRainie Rogers, Colorado StateMartina Vitkova, San Diego State

SECOND TEAMJuliana Cezar, San Diego State Andrea Clark, San Diego State Kristina Dzelme, Wyoming Cecelia Goods, Hawaiì Joselyn Robins, Hawaiì Analisa Saylor, Colorado State

Mountain DivisionFIRST TEAMBrenda Barton, Utah Kristine Butler, New Mexico Gale Johnson, Brigham Young Jenny Pavley, New Mexico Anna-Lena Smith, Brigham Young Amy Steele, Brigham Young

1990 FIRST TEAMMarinda Ashman, Brigham YoungDailene Glenn, WyomingMaria Gurreri, New MexicoJill Johnson, Colorado StatePauline Manser, New MexicoTea Nieminen, Brigham Young

SECOND TEAMSharon Browning, New MexicoCarla Gee, Brigham YoungAngela Martin, San Diego StateJennifer Miller, San Diego StateGracie Schutt, San Diego StateKim Smith, WyomingLinda Wilcox, Utah

1991 FIRST TEAMCharlene Johnson, Brigham YoungPauline Manser, New MexicoJennifer Miller, San Diego StateGracie Schutt, San Diego StateKim Smith, WyomingLinda Wilcox, Utah

SECOND TEAMCarrie Appleman, Colorado StateSharon Browning, New MexicoShannan Egbert, Brigham YoungMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungJudy Peck, WyomingKristen Walton, Colorado State

1992 FIRST TEAMSharon Browning, New MexicoMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungTea Nieminen, Brigham YoungSuzie Regul, Fresno StateGracie Schutt, San Diego StateShannan Egbert Skidmore, Brigham Young

SECOND TEAMTania Gooley, New MexicoCharlene Johnson, Brigham YoungLaurel Luman, New MexicoJennifer Miller, San Diego StatePaola Paz-Soldan, Fresno StateAndrea Radmilovich, Fresno State

1993 FIRST TEAMMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungTania Gooley, New MexicoCharlene Johnson, Brigham YoungMikki Kane-Barton, UtahTumua Matu’u, Brigham YoungStephanie Riley, San Diego State

SECOND TEAMAlicia Bergmann, New MexicoStacy Bollinger, San Diego StateNicole Chen, Fresno StateLaurel Luman, New MexicoCarol Rawson, Brigham YoungKristen Walton, Colorado State

SECOND TEAMGretchen Gegenfurtner, New Mexico ReeDee Granado, UTEPCynthia Macias, UTEP Korie Rogers, Brigham Young Sara Shakula, Utah Wendy White, UTEP

1997 Pacific DivisionFIRST TEAMAndrea Clark, San Diego StateTherese Crawford, HawaiìCecelia Goods, HawaiìCarrie Mapes, San Diego StateDiana Nalbandian, Fresno StateMartina Vitkova-Engels, San Diego StateTahani Miyashiro, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMShanus Bennett, Fresno StateHolly Froloff, San Jose StateJoslynn Gallup, San Jose StateNikki Hubbert, HawaiìJessica Sudduth, HawaiìKristien Van Lierop, TulsaCharity Savedra, SMU

Mountain DivisionFIRST TEAMBrenda Barton-Whicker, UtahJanie Penfield, Colorado StateKorie Rogers, Brigham YoungRainie Rogers, Colorado StateAnna-Lena Smith, Brigham YoungAmy Steele Gant, Brigham YoungAndrea Petrilli, Brigham Young

SECOND TEAMStacie Greenwalt, UtahJami Laya, WyomingJudy Rexroth, Colorado StateAnalisa Saylor, Colorado StateSara Shakula, UtahAmber Smith, New MexicoKristen Vance, Colorado State

1998 Pacific DivisionFIRST TEAMHeather Bown, HawaiìNina Puikkonen, Brigham YoungKorie Rogers, Brigham YoungAnna-Lena Smith, Brigham YoungJessica Sudduth, HawaiìKalani Tonga, Utah

SECOND TEAMShanus Bennett, Fresno StateMari Burningham-Carpenter, Brigham YoungNikki Hubbert, HawaiìHeidi Ilustre, HawaiìMelissa Layton, Brigham YoungSara Shakula, Utah

ALL-WAC TEAMS


Beth Karasek, SMULeslie Lasiter, SMULeigh Leman, RiceSavannah Smith, San Jose StateShannon Stemler, NevadaSuzanne Stonebarger, NevadaSara Warner, SMU

2002 FIRST TEAMWhitney Arena, Fresno StateLauren Duggins, HawaiìKristen Fenton, Fresno StateCarrie Hartt, Fresno StateLily Kahumoku, HawaiìJava Johnson, Fresno StateLeslie Lasiter, SMUMichelle More, NevadaStephanie Pascucci, San Jose StateRebeca Pazo, RiceMargaret Vakasausau, HawaiìKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMJennifer Abbruzzese, UTEPChristy Burnett, Fresno StateJennifer Carey, HawaiìBriana Cook, RiceJill Couwenhoven, NevadaSarah Davis, UTEPRebecca Kainz, RiceKarin Lundqvist, HawaiìLia Mora, Louisiana TechSalaia Salavea, NevadaCristine Sant’Anna, Louisiana TechMelissa Villaroman, Hawaiì

2003 FIRST TEAMLauren Duggins, HawaiìKristen Fenton, Fresno StateMaja Gustin, HawaiìCarrie Hartt, Fresno StateLily Kahumoku, HawaiìKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìJessica Mihm, SMUKimberly Noble, San Jose StateSalaia Salaveà, NevadaRebeca Pazo, RiceNohea Tano, HawaiìKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMTiffany Bishop, Fresno StateCameron Flunder, Boise StateRebecca Kainz, RiceBeth Karasek, SMURobyn Keune, Fresno StateTristin Johnson, NevadaKelly Larkan, SMULia Mora, Louisiana TechJacky Niederstadt, SMUJessie Shull, San Jose StateMelissa Villaroman, Hawaiì

2004 FIRST TEAMAlicia Arnott, HawaiìCameron Flunder, Boise StateKristina Hoban, RiceBeth Karasek, SMUKanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì

Mountain DivisionFIRST TEAMMeri-de Boyer, UNLVTiffany Carrethers, RiceAngela Knopf, Colorado StateJami Laya, WyomingCatie Vagneur, Colorado StateKarolina Zelinka, Rice

SECOND TEAMMelody Friehauf, WyomingNik Kalagoglu, RiceJustine Kamelamela, UNLVEsther Langley, Colorado StateAngie Sylvas, UNLVLibra Taylor, Rice

1999 FIRST TEAMHeather Bown, HawaiìAnamie Buckelew, Fresno StateJoslynn Gallop, San Jose StateLily Kahumoku, HawaiìMichelle Sarkees, San Jose StateJessica Sudduth, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMDiann Aufdermaur, Fresno StateJennifer Carey, HawaiìVeronica Lima, HawaiìErin Pryor, SMUJennifer Roberts, HawaiìAdrienne Sanke, Fresno State

2000 FIRST TEAMJoslynn Gallop, San Jose StateMaja Gustin, HawaiìLily Kahumoku, HawaiìVeronica Lima, HawaiìSuzanne Stonebarger, NevadaJessica Sudduth, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMVeronica Acosta, UTEPBrianna Blair, San Jose StateJennifer Carey, HawaiìMichelle More, NevadaJacqui Nosan, UTEPKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

2001 FIRST TEAMBrianna Blair, San Jose StateMaja Gustin, HawaiìHedder Ilustre, HawaiìTara Hatfield, SMULiz Hudson, San Jose StateKellie LaBossiere, NevadaShauna McQuaid, Fresno StateMichelle More, NevadaJanna Newsom, SMURebeca Pazo, RiceMargaret Vakasausau, HawaiìKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMJennifer Abbruzzese, UTEPWhitney Arena, Fresno StateChristy Burnett, Fresno StateJill Couwenhoven, NevadaLauren Duggins, Hawai ‘i

Tessa Kuykendall, RiceRebeca Pazo, RiceOlaya Pazo, RiceVictoria Prince, HawaiìSalaia Salaveà, NevadaJessie Shull, San Jose StateJoyce Silva, Tulsa

SECOND TEAMTiffany Bishop, Fresno StateSusie Boogaard, HawaiìLindsey Carter, RiceTristin Johnson, NevadaRebecca Kainz, RiceHeather Malaschak, Boise StateCarrie Nash, San Jose StateJoy Okpa, Louisiana TechTuli Peters, Fresno StateChristianna Reneau, Fresno StateKarly Sipherd, NevadaAshley Watanbe, Hawaiì

2005 FIRST TEAMZuzana Cernianska, Utah StateJackie Choi, New Mexico StateCameron Flunder, Boise StateKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìSarah Mason, HawaiìKim Oguh, New Mexico StateVictoria Prince, HawaiìIngrid Roth, New Mexico StateSalaia Salaveà, NevadaJuliana Sanders, HawaiìJennifer Senftleben, San Jose StateAshley Watanabe, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMSusie Boogaard, HawaiìAlice Borden, New Mexico StateJordan Bostic, New Mexico StateTeal Ericson, NevadaErin Graybill, Utah StateTara Hittle, HawaiìJamie Houston, HawaiìHaley Larsen, IdahoAlison Pitton, Fresno StateAmber Simpson, New Mexico StateKarly Sipherd, NevadaJessie Shull, San Jose State

2006 FIRST TEAMAlice Borden, New Mexico StateJackie Choi, New Mexico StateErin Curtis, IdahoCameron Flunder, Boise StateKari Gregory, HawaiìJamie Houston, HawaiìKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìSarah Mason, HawaiìKim Oguh, New Mexico StateJuliana Sanders, HawaiìJessie Shull, San Jose StateAmber Simpson, New Mexico State

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ALL-WAC TEAMSSECOND TEAMSaxony Brown, IdahoColleen Burke, San Jose StateNiki Clement, San Jose StateTeal Ericson, NevadaTristin Johnson, NevadaHaley Larsen, IdahoAmanda Nielson, Utah StateShannon Phillips, Louisiana TechKarly Sipherd, NevadaStacy Sode, IdahoJackie Stroud, Boise StateKrystal Torres, New Mexico State

2007 FIRST TEAMColleen Burke, San Jose StateAneli Cubi-Ontineru, HawaiìTeal Ericson, NevadaJamie Houston, HawaiìHaley Larsen, IdahoAmanda Nielson, Utah StateKim Oguh, New Mexico StateJuliana Sanders, HawaiìAmber Simpson, New Mexico State Karly Sipherd, Nevada Krystal Torres, New Mexico StateLindsey Yon, New Mexico State

SECOND TEAMKrista Altermatt, New Mexico StateKeri Anglin, San Jose StateStephanie Brandt, HawaiìNiki Clement, San Jose StateTara Hittle, HawaiìSarah Loney, IdahoAlisha McKee, Fresno StateAshley Miller, NevadaMelissa Osterloh, Utah StateShannon Phillips, Louisiana TechJennifer Senftleben, San Jose StateDanielle Taylor, Utah State

2008 FIRST TEAMKrista Altermatt, New Mexico StateLindsay Baldwin, NevadaKelly Crow, San Jose StateAneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawai’iKanani Danielson, Hawai’iJamie Houston, Hawai’iAmber Kaufman, Hawai’iHaley Larsen, IdahoMelissa Osterloh, Utah StateAmber Simpson, New Mexico StateKrystal Torres, New Mexico StateLindsey Yon, New Mexico State

SECOND TEAMBrianna Amian, San Jose StateKatie Astle, Utah StateColleen Burke, San Jose StateChelsea Fowles, Utah StateKylie Harrington, NevadaTara Hittle, Hawai’iKelsey James, IdahoDani Mafua, Hawai’iSadie Maughan, Boise StateAnna McKinney, IdahoChristine Morrill, Utah StateNickie Thomas, Hawai’i

2009 FIRST TEAMKelsey Brennan, New Mexico StateSarah Conwell, IdahoAneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawai’iKanani Danielson, Hawai’iJennah DeVries, New Mexico StateKayleigh Giddens, New Mexico StateKylie Harrington, NevadaAmber Kaufman, Hawai’iDani Mafua, Hawai’iAnna McKinney, IdahoDebbie Pederson, IdahoWhitney Woods, New Mexico State

SECOND TEAMLindsay Baldwin, NevadaErin Birmingham, New Mexico StateBrianna Clarke, Fresno StateKC Clayton, Louisiana TechStephanie Ferrell, Hawai’iBrittany Hewitt, Hawai’iElizabeth Ka’aihue, Hawai’iKelly Leonardo, Fresno StateSadie Maughan, Boise StateLiz McArthur, Utah StateBreann Nesselhuf, Boise StateAlisha Young, Boise State

ALL-FRESHMEN TEAM

2004 Teal Ericson, NevadaTara Hittle, HawaiìChristianna Reneau, Fresno StateJuliana Sanders, HawaiìJennifer Sentfleben, San Jose StateKarly Sipherd, Nevada

2005 Colleen Burke, San Jose StateBrittany Collet, San Jose StateJamie Houston, HawaiìHaley Larsen, IdahoSarah Loney, IdahoAmber Simpson, New Mexico StateKasie Spencer, Fresno State

2006 Lacey Gera, Fresno StateJayme Lee, HawaiìDebbie Pederson, IdahoMelissa Larson, Utah StateJorgan Staker, NevadaAmber Kaufman, Hawaiì

2007 Lindsay Baldwin, NevadaEmily Burke, San Jose StateChelsea Fowles, Utah StateElizabeth Ka’aihue, HawaiìBryn Rodgers, New Mexico StateTairyn Rasmussen, Fresno State

2008 Brianna Clarke, Fresno StateKanani Danielson, HawaiiJenna DeVries, New Mexico StateStephanie Ferrell, HawaiiEmily Kortsen, Utah StateBaylee Platt, Fresno State

2009 Alex Akana, San Jose StateCaitlin Andrade, San Jose StateMarissa Brand, Fresno StateLiz Harden, Boise StateBrittany Hewitt, Hawai’iElissa Ji, Nevada

ALL-WAC SELECTIONS

FOUR-TIME ALL-WAC

Cameron Flunder, BS [‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06]Jamie Houston, UH [‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08]Charlene Johnson, BYU [‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘94]Lily Kahumoku, UH [‘99, ‘00, ‘02, ‘03]Kanoe Kamanaò, UH [‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06]Haley Larsen, UI [‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08]Rebeca Pazo, Rice [‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04]Salaia Salaveà, Nevada [‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05]Jessie Shull, SJSU [‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06]Amber Simpson, NMSU [‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08]Karly Sipherd, Nevada [‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07]Jessica Sudduth, UH [‘97 (PD), ‘98 (PD), ‘99, ‘00]Kim Willoughby, UH [‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03]

THREE-TIME ALL-WAC

Brenda Barton-Whicker, Utah [‘95, ‘96, (MD), ‘97 (MD)]Sharon Browning, UNM [‘90, ‘91, ‘92]Colleen Burke, SJSU [‘06, ‘07, ‘08]Jennifer Carey, UH [‘99, ‘00, ‘02]Juliana Cezar, SDSU [‘94, ‘95, ‘96 (PD)]Aneli Cubi-Otineru, UH [‘07, ‘08, ‘09]Lauren Duggins, UH [‘01, ‘02, ‘03]Teal Ericson, Nevada [‘05, ‘06, ‘07]Megan Fellows, BYU [‘91, ‘92, ‘93]Joslynn Gallop, SJSU [‘97 (PD), ‘99, ‘00]Tania Gooley, UNM [‘92, ‘93, ‘94]Maja Gustin, UH [‘00, ‘01, ‘03]Tara Hittle, UH [‘05, ‘07, ‘08]Tristin Johnson, Nevada [‘03, ‘04, ‘06]Rebecca Kainz, Rice [‘02, ‘03, ‘04]Beth Karasek, SMU [‘01, ‘03, ‘04]Anna-Lena Smith, BYU [‘96 (MD), ‘97 (MD), ‘98 (PD)]Jennifer Miller, SDSU [‘90, ‘91, ‘92]Michelle More, Nevada [‘00, ‘01, ‘02]Kim Oguh, NMSU [‘05, ‘06, ‘07]Korie Rogers, BYU [‘96 (MD), ‘97, (MD); ‘98 (PD)]Juliana Sanders, UH [‘05, ‘06, ‘07]Analisa Saylor, CSU [‘95, ‘96 (PD), ‘97 (MD)]Sarah Shakula, Utah [‘96 (MD), ‘97 (MD), ‘98 (PD)]Gracie Shutt, SDSU [‘90, ‘91, ‘92]Krystal Torres, NMSU [‘06, ‘07, ‘08]Martina Vitkova-Engles, SDSU[ ‘95, ‘96 (PD), ‘97, (PD)]

MD= Mountain Division PD= Pacific Division Bold = First Team


BOISE STATE Cameron Flunder (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)Heather Malaschak (2004)Sadie Maughan (2008, 2009)Breann Nesselhuf (2009)Jackie Stroud (2006)Alisha Young (2009)

BYU Marinda Ashman (1990)Marianne Clark (1994)Mari Cunningham-Carter (1998)Carla Gee (1990)Shannon Egbert (1991, 1992)Megan Fellows (1991, 1992, 1993)Charlene Johnson (1991, 1992, 1993, 1994)Gale Johnson (1995, 1996)Melissa Layton (1998)Ann-Marie Lindqvist (1995)Tumua Matu’u (1993)Tea Nieminen (1990, 1992)Gale Oborn (1994)Nina Puikkonen (1998)Anna-Lena Smith (1996, 1997, 1998)Andrea Petrilli (1997)Korie Rogers (1996, 1997, 1998)Amy Steele (1995, 1996)Angie Walker (1994)

COLORADO STATE Carrie Appleman (1991)Jill Johnson (1990)Angela Knopf (1998)Esther Langel (1998)Janie Penfield (1997)Judy Rexroth, (1996, 1997)Rainie Rogers (1996, 1997)Analisa Saylor (1995, 1996, 1997)Kristen Vance (1997)Catie Vagneur (1998)Kristen Walton (1991, 1993)Melanie Williams (1995)

FRESNO STATE Whitney Arena (2001, 2002)Diann Aufdermaur (1999)Shanus Bennett (1997, 1998)Tiffany Bishop (2003, 2004)Tera Booker (1995)Anamie Buckelew (1999)Christy Burnett (2001, 2002)Laurel Chen (1993)Brianna Clarke (2009)Kristen Fenton (2002, 2003)Carrie Hartt (2002, 2003)Java Johnson (2002)Robyn Keune (2003)Kelly Leonardo (2009)Alisah McKee (2007)Shauna McQuaid (2001)Diana Nalbandian (1997)Paola Paz-Soldan (1992)Tuli Peters (2004)Alison Pitton (2005)Andrea Radmilovich (1992)Suzie Regul (1992)Christianna Reneau (2004)Adrienne Sanke (1999)Tricia Tuley (1994, 1995)

Kimberly Noble (2003)Stephanie Pascucci (2002)Michelle Sarkees (1999)Jennifer Senftleben (2005, 2007)Jessie Shull (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)Savannah Smith (2001)

SMU Tara Hatfield (2001)Beth Karasek (2001, 2003, 2004)Kelly Larkan (2003)Leslie Lasiter (2001, 2002)Jessica Mihm (2003)Jenna Newsom (2001)Jacky Niederstadt (2003)Erin Pryor (1999)Charity Savedra (1997)Sara Warner (2001)

TULSA Kristien Van Lierop (1997)Joyce Silva (2004)

UNLV Meri-de Boyer (1998)Justine Kamelamela (1998)Angie Sylvas (1998)

UTAH Brenda Barton-Whicker (1995, 1996, 1997)Stacie Greenwalt (1997)Mikki Kane-Barton (1993)Sarah Shakula (1996, 1997, 1998)Kelly Snarr (1994)Katie Tagge (1995)Kalani Tonga (1998)Linda Wilcox (1990, 1991)

UTAH STATE Katie Astle (2008)Zuzana Cerniaska (2005)Chelsea Fowles (2008)Erin Graybill (2005)Liz McArthur (2009)Christine Morrill (2008)Melissa Osterloh (2007, 2008)Amanda Nielson (2006, 2007)Danielle Taylor (2007)

UTEP Jennifer Abbruzzese (2001, 2002)Veronica Acosta (2000)Sarah Davis (2002)ReeDee Granado (1996)Cyntia Macias (1996)Jacqui Nosan (2000)Wendy White (1996)

WYOMING Wende Brown (1994)Kristina Dzelme (1995, 1996)Melody Friehauf (1998)Dailene Glenn (1990)Jami Laya (1997, 1998)Judy Peck (1991)Jil Robins (1994)Melissa Sharp (1994)Kim Smith (1990, 1991)

Bold = First Team

Shannon Stemler, (2001)Suzanne Stonebarger (2000, 2001)

NEW MExICO Alicia Bergmann (1993, 1995)Sharon Browning (1990, 1991, 1992)Kristine Butler (1995, 1996)Sally Downs (1994)Gretchen Gegenfurtner (1996)Tania Gooley (1992, 1993, 1994)Maria Gurreri (1990)Mindy Hale (1994)Laura Luman (1992, 1993)Pauline Manser (1990, 1991)Jenny Pavely (1996)Amber Smith (1997)Robyn Wentworth (1994)

NEW MExICO STATE Krista Altermatt (2007, 2008)Erin Birmingham (2009)Kelsey Brennan (2009)Alice Borden (2005, 2006)Jordan Bostic (2005)Jackie Choi (2005)Jennah DeVries (2009)Kayleigh Giddens (2009)Kim Oguh (2005, 2006, 2007)Ingrid Roth (2005)Amber Simpson (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)Krystal Torres (2006, 2007, 2008)Whitney Woods (2009)Lindsey Yon (2007, 2008)

RICE Tiffany Carrethers (1998)Lindsey Carter (2004)Briana Cook (2002)Kristina Hoban (2004)Rebecca Kainz (2002, 2003, 2004)Nik Kalagoglu (1998)Tessa Kuykendall (2004)Leigh Leman (2001)Olaya Pazo (2004)Rebeca Pazo (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004)Libra Taylor (1998)Karolina Zelinka (1998)

SAN DIEGO STATE Stacy Bollinger (1993)Juliana Cezar (1994, 1995, 1996)Andrea Clark (1996, 1997)Ginger Ernest (1994, 1995)Jennifer Hamilton (1994, 1995)Carrie Mapes (1997)Angela Martin (1990)Jennifer Miller (1990, 1991, 1992)Stephanie Riley (1993)Gracie Shutt (1990, 1991, 1992)Martina Vitkova-Engles (1995, 1996, 1997)

SAN JOSE STATE Brianna Amian (2008)Keri Anglin (2007)Brianna Blair (2000, 2001)Colleen Burke (2006, 2007, 2008)Niki Clement (2006, 2007)Kelly Crow (2008)Holly Froloff (1997)Joslynn Gallop (1997, 1999, 2000)Liz Hudson (2001)Carrie Nash (2004)

HAWAI‘I Robyn Ah Mow (1996)Alicia Arnott (2004)Susie Boogaard (2004, 2005)Heather Bown (1998, 1999)Stephanie Brandt (2007)Jennifer Carey (1999, 2000, 2002)Therese Crawford (1996, 1997 )Aneli Cubi-Ontineru (2007, 2008, 2009)Kanani Danielson (2008, 2009)Lauren Duggins (2001, 2002, 2003)Stephanie Ferrell (2009)Cecilia Goods (1996, 1997)Kari Gregory (2006)Maja Gustin (2000, 2001, 2003)Brittany Hewitt (2009)Tara Hittle (2005, 2007, 2008)Jamie Houston (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)Nikki Hubbert (1997, 1998)Heidi Ilustre (1998)Hedder Ilustre (2001)Elizabeth Ka’aihue (2009)Lily Kahumoku (1999, 2000, 2002, 2003)Kanoe Kamana`o (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)Amber Kaufman (2008, 2009)Veronica Lima (1999, 2000)Angelica Ljungquist (1996)Karin Lundqvist (2002)Dani Mafua (2008, 2009)Sarah Mason (2005, 2006)Tahani Miyashiro (1997)Victoria Prince (2004, 2005)Jennifer Roberts (1999)Joselyn Robins (1996)Juliana Sanders (2005, 2006, 2007)Jessica Sudduth (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000)Nohea Tano (2003)Nickie Thomas (2008)Margaret Vakasausau (2001, 2002)Melissa Villaroman (2002, 2003)Ashley Watanabe (2004, 2005)Kim Willoughby (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003)

IDAHO Saxony Brown (2006)Sarah Conwell (2009)Erin Curtis (2006)Kelsey James (2008)Haley Larsen (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)Anna McKinney (2008, 2009)Debbie Pederson (2009)Stacy Sode (2006, 2007)

LOUISIANA TECH KC Clayton (2009)Joy Okpa (2004)Lia Mora (2002, 2003)Shannon Phillips (2006, 2007)Cristine Sant’Anna (2002)

NEVADA Lindsay Baldwin (2008, 2009)Jill Couwenhoven (2001, 2002)Teal Ericson (2005, 2006, 2007)Kylie Harrington (2008, 2009)Tristin Johnson (2003, 2004, 2006)Kellie La Bossiere (2001)Ashley Miller (2007)Michelle More (2000, 2001,2002)Salaia Salavea (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005)Karly Sipherd (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007)

ALL-CONFERENCE BY SCHOOL


WA

C RECORD

S & H

ISTORY

Mindy Hale, New MexicoWendy Herb, Colorado StateKristie Hill, WyomingGinger Kidd, Colorado StateJulie Kirby, UtahAnn-Mari Lindquist, Brigham YoungLaurel Luman, New MexicoCarol Rawson, Brigham YoungShauna Scott, Brigham YoungMelissa Sharp, WyomingRobyn Wentworth, New MexicoNancy Woo, UTEP

1994 Kellie Barnes, Colorado StateTera Booker, Fresno StateWende Brown, WyomingAmy Cheli, Fresno StateKatie Christensen, UtahSally Downs, New MexicoBetsy Flenniken, Colorado StateCourtney Gentry, UTEPTania Gooley, New MexicoMindy Hale, New MexicoWendy Herb, Colorado StateAnn-Mari Lindquist, Brigham YoungLeslie Manwaring, Brigham YoungMeesha McLaughlin, San Diego StateJulie Overton, WyomingMelissa Sharp, WyomingRobyn Wentworth, New MexicoNancy Woo, UTEP

1995 Alicia Bergmann, New MexicoTera Booker, Fresno StateAmy Cheli, Fresno StateHeidi Cook, UtahRee Dee Granado, UTEPGale Johnson, Brigham YoungAnn-Mari Lindqvist, Brigham YoungJenny Pavley, New MexicoKorie Rogers, Brigham YoungRainie Rogers, Colorado StateIngrid Roosild, New MexicoAmy Steele, Brigham YoungAnne Stohrer, WyomingMaria Stutsman y Marquez, New MexicoAngie Tanner, Brigham YoungRomana Vitkova, San Diego StateHeather Whittaker, Brigham YoungMelanie Williams, Colorado State

1996 Jocelyn Anderson, UTEPLemia Astarabadi, WyomingMonika Bickert, RiceAmy Cheli, Fresno StateBridget Clark, San Jose StateDarcy Cruikshank, RiceKatherine Dehne, Air ForceAmy Ellenwood, UNLVSara Freeman, Air ForceReeDee Granado, UTEPDenyse Groen, TulsaHelen Hjorth, Brigham YoungGale Johnson, Brigham YoungJuliet Klemm, TulsaEsther Langley, Colorado StateAngelica Ljungquist, HawaiìZhao Lu, New MexicoWendy Midgley, Brigham YoungMaria Moen, UtahShannon Offut, New MexicoJulie Overton, WyomingAnna Parmely, WyomingRainie Rogers, Colorado StateWendy Saxton, UNLVTara Shamhart, Air ForceJennifer Sondrup, TulsaAmy Steele, Brigham YoungAnne Storer, Wyoming

Romana Vitkova, San Diego StateHeather Whittaker, Brigham Young

1997 Kelli Brown, TCUKatherine Dehne, Air ForceAmy Ellenwood, UNLVMelody Friehauf, WyomingAnnie Gant, TCUSaylor Goforth, TCUSarah Goodlaw, Fresno StateDenyse Groen, TulsaErin Johnsen, TulsaLeah Karratti, HawaiìEsther Langely, Colorado StateZhao Lu, New MexicoTy Marshall, WyomingWendy Midgely, Brigham YoungLaura Beth Moore, RiceShannon Offutt, New MexicoMariah Olsen, SMUStacy Olson, TCUJulie Overton, WyomingAnna Parmely, WyomingColette Perryman, WyomingRaine Rogers, Colorado StateCarolyn Sarnecki, RiceSara Shakula, UtahAmber Smith, New MexicoAnna-Lena Smith, Brigham YoungJennifer Sondrup, TulsaAmy Steele Gant, Brigham YoungAnne Stohrer, WyomingRomona Vitkova, San Diego StateDarcy Walker, San Jose StateHeather Whittaker, Brigham YoungBarbi Wiborg, Fresno State

1998 Summer Altice, San Diego StateBrook Barton, UtahShaylor Billings, Air ForceShelley Bredewater, SMUKatherine Dehne, Air ForceJennifer Engh, Air ForceMelody Friehauf, WyomingMelissa Godwin, SMUCrissy Grimm, TCUDenyse Groen, TulsaHelen Hjorth, Brigham YoungLeah Karratti, HawaiìKelly Klecka, SMUEsther Langley, Colorado StateMelissa Layton, Brigham YoungMegan Lovell, UtahZhao Lu, New MexicoKara McKeown, Fresno StateWendy Midgley, Brigham YoungLaura Beth Moore, RiceShannon Offutt, New MexicoMariah Ohlsen, SMUStacy Olson, TCUAnna Parmely, WyomingColette Perryman, WyomingErin Petersen, UtahKatherine Pettit, Colorado StateAdrienne Sankey, Fresno StateLeilua Satele, Fresno StateSara Shakula, UtahAmber Smith, New MexicoAnna Lena Smith, Brigham YoungJen Snow, UtahJennifer Sondrup, TulsaAnne Stohrer, WyomingKrista Swartzendruber, Colorado StateLaura Terry, Air ForceTamara Thoreson, Fresno StateBethany Toce, TCULucie Turkova, UtahKristien Van Lierop, TulsaDarcy Walker, San Jose StateAngela Whalen, WyomingKarolina Zelinka, Rice

1990 FIRST TEAMAnissia Belikoff, Colorado StateSharon Browning, New MexicoCarla Gee, Brigham YoungAngela Martin, San Diego StateDenise Rathbun, UtahKim Smith, Wyoming

SECOND TEAMMarinda Ashman, Brigham YoungCarla Cornaby, UtahShannan Egbert, Brigham YoungHeather Gourley, UtahMaria Gurreri, New MexicoCarolyn Kaspar, San Diego StateTea Nieminen, Brigham YoungJoanne Sampson, Colorado StateKiersta Utermohlen, Wyoming

HONORABLE MENTIONDena Jones, San Diego StateMegan Kennedy, Brigham YoungLaurel Luman, New MexicoKristin Mann, San Diego StateShannon Mathew, San Diego StateLeslie Sims, UtahSandi Thomsen, San Diego StateLaura Warnock, Brigham Young

1991 Anissia Belikoff, Colorado StateChris Brandl, UTEPSharon Browning, New MexicoCarla Cornaby, UtahErin Daniel, Colorado StateShannan Egbert, Brigham YoungMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungKristie Hill, WyomingDena Jones, San Diego StateCarolyn Kaspar, San Diego StateMegan Kennedy, Brigham YoungLaurel Luman, New MexicoPauline Manser, New MexicoHeather Neilson, UtahNatalie Nevarrez, UTEPDenise Rathbun, UtahCarol Schumann, Brigham YoungShauna Scott, Brigham YoungKim Smith, WyomingLaura Warnock, Brigham YoungLinda Wilcox, Utah

1992 Leslie Anderson, Brigham YoungWende Brown, WyomingSharon Browning, New MexicoSally Downs, New MexicoMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungCourtney Gentry, UTEPSharman Grant, UtahKristine Hill, WyomingMegan Kennedy, Brigham YoungGinger Kidd, Colorado StateJulie Kirby, UtahLaurel Luman, New MexicoAmy McConnell, San Diego StateMolly Merritt, UtahDenise Rathbun, UtahCarol S. Rawson, Brigham YoungSuzie Regul, Fresno StateShauna Scott, Brigham YoungMelissa Sharp, WyomingShannan E. Skidmore, Brigham YoungNancy Woo, UTEP

1993 Leslie Anderson, Brigham YoungSally Downs, New MexicoMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungCourtney Gentry, UTEPBrenda Gregersen, Fresno State

ACADEMIC ALL-WAC


1999 Shelley Bredewater, SMUMichelle Craven, RiceAndrea Fernandez, San Jose StateMelissa Godwin, SMULindsay Hayes, TCUKara Hidinger, TulsaKelly Klecka, SMULeigh Leman, RiceVeronica Lima, HawaiìLeeAnn McLaughlin, TulsaJanna Newsom, SMUMariah Ohlsen, SMUStacy Olson, TCULeilua Satele, Fresno StateJennifer Sebastian, TCUShannon Smith, TulsaBethany Toce, TCUKristien Van Lierop, TulsaDarcy Walker, San Jose StateSara Warner, SMUStacy Zimmerman, UTEP

2000 Emily Baracco, NevadaShelley Bredewater, SMUJennifer Carey, HawaiìErin Carlisle, TulsaJill Couwenhoven, NevadaMichelle Craven, RiceVeronica DaSilva, HawaiìHeather Farr, Fresno StateAshley Frogge’, TulsaMelissa Godwin, SMUAndrea Gomez-Takuafu, HawaiìKara Hidinger, TulsaLily Kahumoku, HawaiìKelly Klecka, SMULeigh Leman, RiceLeeAnn McLaughlin, TulsaShauna McQuaid, Fresno StateJanna Newsom, SMUStephanie Pascucci, San Jose StateKatherine Powers, San Jose StateLeilua Satele, Fresno StateShannon Smith, TulsaShannon Stemler, NevadaSuzanne Stonebarger, NevadaKristien Van Lierop, TulsaSara Warner, SMUKarolina Zelinka, RiceStacy Zimmerman, UTEP

2001 Emily Baracco, NevadaAlison Broadfoot, RiceJennifer Carey, HawaiìJill Couwenhoven, NevadaMichelle Craven, RiceElizabeth Davenport Pollock, RiceMariel Davenport Pollock, RiceJacqueline Eramus, SMUHeather Farr, Fresno StateTameisha Hastings, Boise StateSamantha Herzog, UTEPKara Hidinger, TulsaAllison Holder, SMUKelly Jameson, NevadaTanya Jarvis, Louisiana TechLeslie Lasiter, SMULeigh Leman, RiceTammy Leur, TulsaAmber Martin, TulsaLeeAnn McLaughlin, TulsaJanna Newsom, SMUJennifer Olewiniski, San Jose StateStephanie Pascucci, San Jose StateDenise Sheldon, NevadaShannon Stemler, NevadaSuzanne Stonebarger, NevadaMichelle Twitty, Louisiana TechKara Verwey, Fresno StateSara Warner, SMU

2002 Heather Anderson, Louisiana TechEmily Baracco, NevadaKristin Bailey, TulsaMindy Bennett, Boise StateTina Brennan, Fresno StateMegan Brock, UTEPJennifer Carey, HawaiìJill Couwenhoven, NevadaMichelle Craven, RiceElizabeth Davenport-Pollock, RiceCatherine DuPont, RiceJacqueline Erazmus, SMUHeather Farr, Fresno StateSamantha Herzog, UTEPKara Hidinger, TulsaAllison Holder, SMUHedder Ilustre, HawaiìTanya Jarvis, Louisiana TechRebecca Kainz, RiceLily Kahumoku, HawaiìKelly Larkan, SMULeslie Lasiter, SMUTammy Leuer, TulsaAmber Martin, TulsaKaty Moffett, SMUChristina Moore, Boise StateMichelle More, NevadaJackie Niederstadt, SMUMichelle Norman, UTEPLaura Osterhaus, Louisiana TechStephanie Pascucci, San Jose StateRebeca Pazo, RiceKristen Peterson, SMUStefanie Taelman, Fresno StateVanessa Thon, TulsaMelissa Villaroman, Hawaiì

2003 Heather Anderson, Louisiana TechNathalia Araujo, TulsaKristen Bailey, TulsaEvyn Bandy, TulsaMindy Bennett, Boise StateBrittney Bennett, UTEPTina Brennan, Fresno StateAlyse Brush, NevadaKellie Burton, NevadaLa’akea Campbell, Fresno StateMichelle Craven, RiceKasi Dickson, TulsaEmily Donaldson, NevadaCatherine DuPont, RiceLindsay Eaves, TulsaJacqueline Erazmus, SMUMaja Gustin, HawaiìChristine Harms, NevadaBrooke Herald, San Jose StateKristina Hoban, RiceJulie Jackman, RiceTanya Jarvis, Louisiana TechRebecca Kainz, RiceLily Kahumoku, HawaiìRobyn Keune, Fresno StateKelly Larkan, SMUJacky Niederstadt, SMULaura Osterhaus, Louisiana TechRebeca Pazo, RiceBriana Rempel, Fresno StateMegan Rush, Louisiana TechRhonda Sigman, RiceStefanie Taelman, Fresno StateVanessa Thon, TulsaMelissa Villaroman, HawaiìDana Weddle, TulsaAshley Zener, SMU

2004 Tristin Johnson, NevadaHeather Anderson, Louisiana TechKristen Bailey, TulsaEvyn Bandy, TulsaMindy Bennett, Boise State

Stephanie Bennett, SMUSusie Boogaard, HawaiìCatherine DuPont, RiceLindsay Eaves, TulsaJacqueline Erazmus, SMUTeisa Fotu, HawaiìChristine Harms, NevadaBrooke Herald, San Jose StateKristina Hoban, RiceRebecca Kainz, RiceKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìTessa Kuykendall, RiceRobyn Keune, Fresno StateKelly Larkan, SMUHeather Malaschak, Boise StatePatricia Marques, TulsaChristina Melvin, Boise StateYuko Mori, Fresno StateJackie Niederstadt, SMUJoy Okpa, Louisiana TechOlaya Pazo, RiceRebeca Pazo, RiceJessica Peterson, Fresno StateAlison Pitton, Fresno StateBriana Rempel, Fresno StateAshley Ripple, UTEPDana Rudd, San Jose StateMegan Rush, Louisiana TechJessie Shull, San Jose StateRhonda Sigman, RiceJackie Stroud, Boise StateVanessa Thon, TulsaCayley Thurlby, HawaiìAshley Zener, SMU

2005 Tanya Allen, New Mexico StateAlicia Arnott,Hawaiì Dominique Arsenault, Utah State Susie Boogaard, Hawaiì Jordan Bostic, New Mexico StateSaxony Brown, IdahoJackie Choi, New Mexico StateZuzana Cernianska, Utah State Jamie Claussen, Boise StateTeal Ericson, NevadaAndrea Fox, IdahoCassandra Gilford, Fresno StateErin Graybill, Utah State Christine Harms, Nevada Dana Henry, NevadaTara Hittle, Hawaiì Elizabeth Hodge, Utah State Tristin Johnson, NevadaKanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì Jessica Keefe, Hawaiì Robyn Keune, Fresno StateSarah Loney, IdahoAlisha McKee, Fresno StateYuko Mori, Fresno StateShannon Phillips, Louisiana Tech Alison Pitton, Fresno StateVictoria Prince, Hawaiì Briana Rempel, Fresno StateAmber Simpson, New Mexico StateJessie Shull, San Jose State Stacy Sode, IdahoKasie Spencer, Fresno StateTiffany Starring, Boise StateJackie Stroud, Boise StateKelsi Thoman-Peterson, Utah State Dyana Thompson, San Jose State Cayley Thurlby, Hawaiì Ashley Watanabe, Hawaiì Jill Walker, Louisiana Tech Angela Wiggins, Fresno State

2006 Elise Ardron, Boise StateTanya Allen, New Mexico StateRebecca Anderson, Utah StateKeri Anglin, San Jose StateJordan Bostic, New Mexico State

ACADEMIC ALL-WAC


WA

C RECORD

S & H

ISTORY

Saxony Brown, IdahoColleen Burke, San Jose StateJackie Choi, New Mexico StateSarah Christensen, San Jose StateJamie Claussen, Boise StateSamantha Crowder, Louisiana TechCarly Dunlop, Louisiana TechLacey Gera, Fresno StateCassandra Gilford, Fresno StateAngelle Guerre, New Mexico StateDana Henry, NevadaTiffany Hess, Fresno StateHeather Hillier, Utah StateBeth Hodge, Utah StateKelsey James, IdahoTristin Johnson, NevadaKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìAmber Kaufman, HawaiìAndrea Kelley, Boise StateLauren Kelly, NevadaHaley Larsen, IdahoMelissa Larson, Utah StateJayme Lee, HawaiìKathryn Lewis, Boise StateSarah Loney, IdahoKatijo Matthews, NevadaAlisha McKee, Fresno StateKim Oguh, New Mexico StateDebbie Pederson, IdahoKelsi Peterson, Utah StateThao Pham, San Jose StateShannon Phillips, Louisiana TechAlison Pitton, Fresno StateTraci Rainey, Utah StateJeanene Rose, Boise StateNicole Sandino, Fresno StateDani Schaap, Utah StateErica Schultz, Louisiana TechCheryl Selenak, Fresno StateJessie Shull, San Jose StateStacy Sode, IdahoJorgan Staker, NevadaTiffany Starring, Boise StateJackie Stroud, Boise StateCayley Thurlby, HawaiìKristal Tsukano, San Jose StateAngela Wiggins, Fresno State

2007 Rebecca Anderson, Utah State Keri Anglin, San Jose StateElise Ardron, Boise StateKatie Astle, Utah StateDebora Bolonhini, Louisiana TechJordan Bostic, New Mexico StateStephanie Brandt, HawaiìSarah Conwell, IdahoAneli Cubi-Otineru, HawaiìKelly Crow, San Jose StateSamantha Crowder, Louisiana TechMaren Ericson, Boise StateTeal Ericson, NevadaNia Freeman, San Jose StateTaylor Fritz, Louisiana TechLisa Gera, Fresno StateKelli Goodan, New Mexico StateKari Gregory, HawaiìAlyssa Gintant, New Mexico StateDana Henry, NevadaTiffany Hess, Fresno State Heather Hillier, Utah StateTara Hittle, HawaiìKris Hymas, Utah StateKelsey James, IdahoElizabeth Ka‘aihue, Hawaiì Amber Kaufman, HawaiìJessica Keefe, Hawaiì Lauren Kelly, NevadaHaley Larsen, IdahoMelissa Larson, Utah StateJayme Lee, Hawaiì Kelly Leonardo, Fresno StateKathryn Lewis, Boise State

Nicole Link, NevadaSarah Loney, Idaho Kelly Mason, Fresno State Katijo Matthews, NevadaAlisha McKee, Fresno StateAnna McKinney, IdahoChristine Morrill, Utah StateMeghan Moss, Fresno StateAmanda Nielson, Utah StateMelissa Osterloh, Utah StateAneli Otineru, Hawaiì Thao Pham, San Jose StateShannon Phillips, Louisiana TechWhitney Phillips, New Mexico State.Jeanene Rose, Boise StateAmber Simpson, New Mexico StateKarly Sipherd, NevadaJorgan Staker, NevadaTiffany Starring, Boise State Kelsey Taylor, IdahoKatherine Tribley, IdahoKristal Tsukano, San Jose StateKasey Van Grouw, Fresno StateJillann Walker, Louisiana TechAngela Wiggins, Fresno StateLori Wilson, Utah StateLindsey Yon, New Mexico StateCourtney Zellmer, San Jose State

2008 Rebecca Anderson, Utah StateKaycie Artim, Louisiana Tech Katie Astle, Utah StateDebora Bolonhini, Louisiana Tech Stephanie Brandt, HawaiìColleen Burke, San Jose StateBrittany Collet, San Jose StateSarah Conwell, Idaho Samantha Crowder, Louisiana TechAneli Cubi-Otineru, HawaiìMaren Ericson, Boise StateCatherine Fowler, HawaiìNia Freeman, San Jose StateTaylor Fritz, Louisiana TechLisa Gera, Fresno StateAlyssa Gintant, New Mexico StateKelli Goodan, New Mexico StateHeather Hillier, Utah StateTara Hittle, HawaiìKris Hymas, Utah StateKelsey James, IdahoElizabeth Ka‘aihue, HawaiìAmber Kaufman, HawaiìJessica Keefe, HawaiìLauren Kelly, NevadaAlisha King, Boise StateHaley Larsen, IdahoShanda Larsen, Utah StateJayme Lee, HawaiìKelly Leonardo, Fresno StateKati Lewis, Boise StateNicole Link, NevadaSarah Loney, IdahoKelly Mason, Fresno StateAnna McKinney, IdahoChristine Morrill, Utah StateMeghan Moss, Fresno StateAllanah Munson, Fresno StateMelissa Osterloh, Utah StateThao Pham, San Jose StateWhitney Phillips, New Mexico StateJeanene Rose, Boise StateAmber Simpson, New Mexico StateJorgan Staker, NevadaKelsey Taylor, IdahoNickie Thomas, HawaiìKristal Tsukano, San Jose StateKasey Van Grouw, Fresno StateLori Wilson, Utah State Brittni Yates, NevadaLindsey Yon, New Mexico StateKelsey Yonker, IdahoCourtney Zellmer, San Jose State

2009 Alex Akana, San Jose StateKaylon Alexander, Louisiana TechKrista Altermatt, New Mexico StateCaitlin Andrade, San Jose StateKatie Astle, Utah StateLori Beckstrom, Utah StateErin Birmingham, New Mexico StateLaurel Bodily, Utah StateMarissa Brand, Fresno StateStephanie Brandt, Hawai‘iKelsey Brennan, New Mexico StateAsia Casino, San Jose StateKelly Chang, NevadaJanelle Chow, IdahoKC Clayton, Louisiana TechSarah Conwell, IdahoSamantha Crowder, Louisiana TechKanani Danielson, Hawai‘iJennah DeVries, New Mexico StateShantell Durrant, Utah StateJennifer Feicht, IdahoCailin Fellows, Boise StateCatherine Fowler, Hawai‘iTaylor Fritz, Louisiana TechErin Garvey, NevadaLisa Gera, Fresno StateKelli Goodan, New Mexico StateJennifer Goodwin, Louisiana TechLauren Hamm, Boise StateElizabeth Harden, Boise StateKassi Hargrove, Utah StateBrittany Hewitt, Hawai‘iTaylor Horton, Fresno StateLori Hunsucker, Louisiana TechTaylor Japhet, San Jose StateElizabeth Ka‘aihue, Hawai‘iAmber Kaufman, Hawai‘iLauren Kelly, NevadaJayme Lee, Hawai’iKelly Leonardo, Fresno StateKati Lewis, Boise StateNicole Link, NevadaKelly Mason, Fresno StateElizabeth McArthur, Utah StateSarah McAtee, San Jose StateAnna McKinney, IdahoEllen Miks, New Mexico StateKylie Miraldi, San Jose StateChristine Morrill, Utah StateMeghan Moss, Fresno StateBreann Nesselhuf, Boise StateNataliya Panova, Louisiana TechKelli Parker, Fresno StateThao Pham, San Jose StateKassia Pinto, Louisiana TechAmanda Remy, Boise StateJeanene Rose, Boise StateTatiana Santiago, NevadaShay Sorensen, Utah StateJorgan Staker, NevadaMallory Stanley, Louisiana TechKelsey Taylor, IdahoKatherine Tribley, IdahoKristal Tsukano, San Jose StateKatie Turner, San Jose StateKasey Van Grouw, Fresno StateJosselyn White, Utah StateBrittni Yates, NevadaCourtney Zellmer, San Jose StateStephanie Ziegler, New Mexico State

ACADEMIC ALL-WAC


1990 Sept. 4 Maria Gurreri, New MexicoSept. 11 Jill Johnson, Colorado StateSept. 18 Pauline Manser, New MexicoSept. 25 Tea Nieminen, Brigham YoungOct. 2 Jill Johnson, Colorado StateOct. 9 Pauline Manser, New MexicoOct. 16 Linda Wilcox, UtahOct. 23 Maria Gurreri, New MexicoOct. 30 Gracie Schutt, San Diego StateNov. 6 Sharon Browning, New MexicoNov. 13 Gracie Schutt, San Diego StateNov. 20 Judy Peck, Wyoming

1991 Sept. 2 Jo Haas, Colorado StateSept. 9 Pauline Manser, New MexicoSept. 16 Natalie Nevarrez, UTEPSept. 23 Shannan Egbert, Brigham YoungSept. 30 Pauline Manser, New MexicoOct. 7 Kim Smith, WyomingOct. 14 Gracie Schutt, San Diego StateOct. 21 Michele Fellows, Brigham YoungOct. 28 Pauline Manser, New MexicoNov. 4 Samantha Dodd, UtahNov. 11 Pauline Manser, New MexicoNov. 18 Linda Wilcox, UtahNov. 25 Pauline Manser, New MexicoDec. 2 Michele Fellows, Brigham Young

1992 Sept. 7 Sharon Browning, New MexicoSept. 14 Carrie Appleman, Colorado StateSept. 21 Tea Nieminen, Brigham YoungSept. 28 Stephanie Riley, San Diego StateOct. 5 Tyree Leuthauser, WyomingOct. 12 Andrea Radmilovich, Fresno StateOct. 19 Michele Fellows, Brigham YoungOct. 26 Paola Paz-Soldan, Fresno StateNov. 2 Laurel Luman, New MexicoNov. 9 Gracie Schutt, San Diego StateNov. 16 Carrie Appleman, Colorado StateNov. 23 Suzie Regul, Fresno StateNov. 30 Shannan Egbert Skidmore, Brigham Young

1993 Sept. 6 Kristen Walton, Colorado StateSept. 13 Ginger Kidd, Colorado StateSept. 20 Tumua Matu’u, Brigham Young Mikki Kane-Barton, UtahSept. 27 Stephanie Riley, San Diego StateOct. 4 Laurel Luman, New MexicoOct. 11 Tumua Matu’u, Brigham YoungOct. 18 Laurel Luman, New MexicoOct. 25 Kristen Walton, Colorado StateNov. 1 Michele Fellows, Brigham YoungNov. 8 Jil Robins, WyomingNov. 15 Stacy Bollinger, San Diego StateNov. 22 Charlene Johnson, Brigham YoungNov. 29 Tania Gooley, New Mexico

1994 Sept. 5 Tania Gooley, New Mexico Charlene Johnson, Brigham YoungSept. 12 Melissa Sharp, WyomingSept. 19 Wende Brown, WyomingSept. 26 Tricia Tuley, Fresno StateOct. 3 Ginger Ernest, San Diego StateOct. 10 Tania Gooley, New MexicoOct. 17 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego StateOct. 24 Mindy Hale, New MexicoOct. 31 Charlene Johnson, Brigham YoungNov. 7 Andrea Clark, San Diego StateNov. 14 Melissa Sharp, WyomingNov. 21 Marianne Clark, Brigham YoungNov. 28 Gale Oborn, Brigham Young

1995 Sept. 4 Diana Nalbandian, Fresno StateSept. 11 Juliana Cezar, San Diego StateSept. 18 Judy Rexroth, Colorado StateSept. 25 Brenda Barton, UtahOct. 2 Juliana Cezar, San Diego StateOct. 9 Ginger Ernest, San Diego StateOct. 16 Jennifer Hamilton, San Diego StateOct. 23 Amy Steele, Brigham YoungOct. 30 Kristina Dzelme, WyomingNov. 6 Amy Steele, Brigham YoungNov. 13 Amy Steele, Brigham YoungNov. 20 Tricia Tuley, Fresno StateNov. 27 Tina Vidouria, UTEP

1996 PACIFIC DIVISIONSept. 2 Robyn Ah Mow, Hawaiì Sept. 9 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì Sept. 16 Debbie Davis, Fresno StateSept. 23 Kristina Dzelme, WyomingSept. 30 Angelica Ljungquist, HawaiìOct. 7 Tricia Tuley, Fresno StateOct. 14 Angelica Ljungquist, HawaiìOct. 21 Janie Penfield, Colorado StateOct. 28 Martina Vitkova, San Diego StateNov. 4 Rainie Rogers, Colorado StateNov. 11 Angelica Ljungquist, HawaiìNov. 18 Kristina Dzelme, WyomingNov. 24 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì

MOUNTAIN DIVISIONSept. 2 Helen Hjorth, Brigham YoungSept. 9 Brenda Barton, UtahSept. 16 Monika Tupholme, TulsaSept. 23 Wendy White, UTEPSept. 30 Kristine Butler, New MexicoOct. 7 Anna-Lena Smith, Brigham YoungOct. 14 Paula Feathers, New MexicoOct. 21 Sara Shakula, Utah

Oct. 28 Gale Johnson, Brigham YoungNov. 4 Gale Johnson, Brigham YoungNov. 11 Christy Crank, UTEPNov. 18 Kristine Butler, New MexicoNov. 24 Amy Steele, Brigham Young

1997 PACIFIC DIVISIONSept. 2 Therese Crawford, HawaiìSept. 9 Martina Vitkova-Engels, San Diego StateSept. 16 Joslynn Gallup, San Jose StateSept. 23 Annie Gant, TCUSept. 30 Cecelia Goods, HawaiìOct. 6 Diana Nalbandian, Fresno StateOct. 13 Andrea Clark, San Diego StateOct. 20 Cecelia Goods, HawaiìOct. 27 Therese Crawford, HawaiìNov. 3 Diana Nalbandian, Fresno StateNov. 10 Nicole Curtis, San Diego StateNov. 17 Martina Vitkova-Engels, San Diego StateNov. 24 Shanus Bennett, Fresno State

MOUNTAIN DIVISIONSept. 2 Angie Sylvas, UNLVSept. 9 Amy Steele Gant, Brigham YoungSept. 16 Brenda Barton-Whicker, UtahSept. 23 Rainie Rogers, Colorado StateSept. 30 Amy Steele Gant, Brigham YoungOct. 6 Korie Rogers, Brigham YoungOct. 13 Brenda Barton-Whicker, UtahOct. 20 Cynthia Macias, UTEPOct. 27 Korie Rogers, Brigham YoungNov. 3 Judy Rexroth, Colorado StateNov. 10 Amy Steele Gant, Brigham YoungNov. 17 Jessica Zehr, WyomingNov. 24 Lucie Turkova, Utah

1998 PACIFIC DIVISIONSept. 8 Heather Bown, HawaiìSept. 15 Shanus Bennett, Fresno StateSept. 22 Eryn Polhamus, UTEPSept. 29 Helen Hjorth, Brigham Young

WAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Fresno State’s Diana Nalbandian (1994-97) was named WAC Player of the Week three times during her

career.

San Jose State’s Joslynn Gallop (1997-2000) was a nine-time WAC Player of the Week during her career.


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Oct. 5 Michelle Sarkees, San Jose StateOct. 12 Kara McKeown, Fresno StateOct. 19 Korie Rogers, Brigham YoungOct. 26 Korie Rogers, Brigham YoungNov. 2 Jessica Sudduth, HawaiìNov. 9 Heather Bown, HawaiìNov. 16 Sara Shakula, UtahNov. 22 Korie Rogers, Brigham Young

MOUNTAIN DIVISIONSept. 8 Karolina Zelinka, RiceSept. 15 Jennifer Sondrup, TulsaSept. 22 Brooke Effland, Air ForceSept. 29 Justine Kamelamela, UNLVOct. 5 Angela Knopf, Colorado StateOct. 12 Kristien Van Lierop, TulsaOct. 19 Meri-de Boyer, UNLVOct. 26 Catie Vagneur, Colorado StateNov. 2 Tiffany Carrethers, RiceNov. 9 Jami Laya, WyomingNov. 16 Marci King, TCUNov. 22 Cristel Eves, UNLV

1999 Sept. 6 Heather Bown, HawaiìSept. 13 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose StateSept. 20 Heather Bown, HawaiìSept. 27 Erin Pryor, SMUOct. 4 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose StateOct. 11 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose StateOct. 18 Anamie Buckelew, Fresno StateOct. 25 Diann Aufermaur, Fresno StateNov. 1 Heather Bown, HawaiìNov. 8 Heather Bown, HawaiìNov. 15 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose StateNov. 22 Juliet Klemm, TulsaNov. 29 Marci King, TCU

2000 Sept. 4 Kristien Van Lierop, TulsaSept. 11 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose StateSept. 18 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose StateSept. 25 Lily Kahumoku, HawaiìOct. 2 Leigh Leman, RiceOct. 9 Suzanne Stonebarger, NevadaOct. 16 Shelley Bredewater, SMUOct. 23 Veronica Lima, HawaiìOct. 30 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose StateNov. 6 Maja Gustin, HawaiìNov. 13 Jacqui Nosan, UTEPNov. 20 Veronica Acosta, UTEPNov. 27 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose State

2001 Sept. 3 Savannah Smith, San Jose StateSept. 10 Michelle More, NevadaSept. 19 NoneSept. 24 Kim Willoughby, HawaiìOct. 1 Brianna Blair, San Jose StateOct. 8 Leslie Lassiter, SMUOct. 15 Kim Willoughby, HawaiìOct. 22 Kim Willoughby, HawaiìOct. 29 Janna Newsom, SMUNov. 5 Rebeca Pazo, RiceNov. 13 Kim Willoughby, HawaiìNov. 26 Liz Hudson, San Jose State

2002 Sept. 3 Michelle More, NevadaSept. 9 Kim Willoughby, HawaiìSept. 16 Rebecca Kainz, RiceSept. 23 Cristine Sant’Anna, Louisiana TechSept. 30 Jill Couwenhoven, Nevada

Oct. 7 Rebeca Pazo, RiceOct. 14 Stephanie Pascucci, San Jose StateOct. 21 Lily Kahumoku, HawaiìOct. 28 Kim Willoughby, HawaiìNov. 4 Rebeca Pazo, RiceNov. 11 Kristen Fenton, Fresno StateNov. 18 Lily Kahumoku, HawaiìDec. 2 Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì

2003 Sept. 1 Kim Willoughby, HawaiìSept. 8 Kim Willoughby, HawaiìSept. 15 Lindsey Eaves, TulsaSept. 22 Kristen Fenton, Fresno StateSept. 29 Kristen Fenton, Fresno StateOct. 6 Kimberly Noble, San Jose StateOct. 13 Lily Kahumoku, HawaiìOct. 20 Carrie Hartt, Fresno StateOct. 27 Jacky Niederstadt, SMUNov. 3 Lindsey Carter, RiceNov. 10 Tristin Johnson, NevadaNov. 17 Kristen Fenton, Fresno StateDec. 1 Lily Kahumoku, Hawaiì

2004 Sept. 6 Cameron Flunder, Boise StateSept. 13 Kanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìSept. 20 Rebeca Pazo, RiceSept. 27 Kristina Hoban, RiceOct. 4 Tara Hittle, HawaiìOct. 11 Salaia Salaveà, NevadaOct. 18 Alicia Arnott, HawaiìOct. 25 Tuli Peters, Fresno StateNov. 1 Victoria Prince, HawaiìNov. 8 Jessie Shull, San Jose StateNov. 15 Olaya Pazo, RiceNov. 29 Carrie Nash, San Jose State

2005 Aug. 29 Saxony Brown, IdahoSept. 5 Kim Oguh, New Mexico StateSept. 12 Victoria Prince, HawaiìSept. 19 Salaia Salaveà, NevadaSept. 26 Zuzana Cernianska, Utah StateOct. 3 Sarah Mason, HawaiìOct. 10 Alice Borden, New Mexico StateOct. 17 Amber Simpson, New Mexico StateOct. 24 Juliana Sanders, HawaiìOct. 31 Sarah Loney, IdahoNov. 7 Amber Simpson,New Mexico StateNov. 14 Juliana Sanders, HawaiìNov. 21 Haley Larsen, IdahoNov. 28 Victoria Prince, Hawaiì

2006 Aug. 28 Jamie Houston, HawaiìSept. 4 Teal Ericson, NevadaSept. 11 Amber Simpson, New Mexico StateSept. 18 Kanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìSept. 25 Hailey Jeppson, Utah StateOct. 2 Karly Sipherd, NevadaOct. 9 Jamie Houston, HawaiìOct. 16 Alice Borden, New Mexico StateOct. 23 Teal Ericson, NevadaOct. 30 Kanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìNov. 6 Juliana Sanders, HawaiìNov. 13 Jackie Stroud, Boise StateNov. 20 Mandy Klein, Boise StateNov. 27 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì

2007 Aug. 27 Lindsey Yon, NMSUSept. 3 Shannon Phillips, Louisiana TechSept. 10 Haley Larsen, IdahoSept. 17 Krista Altermatt, NMSUSept. 24 Jamie Houston, HawaiìOct. 1 Melissa Osterloh, Utah StateOct. 8 Tara Hittle, HawaiìOct. 15 Teal Ericson, NevadaOct. 22 Amanda Nielson, Utah StateOct. 29 Niki Clement, San Jose StateNov. 5 Jamie Houston, HawaiìNov. 12 Danielle Taylor, Utah StateNov. 19 Jamie Houston, HawaiìNov. 26 Juliana Sanders, Hawaiì

2008 Aug. 27 Lindsey Yon, New Mexico StateSept. 1 Haley Larsen, IdahoSept. 8 Emily Burke, San Jose StateSept. 15 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì Sept. 22 Kanani Danielson, HawaiìSept. 29 Jamie Houston, Sr., OH, Hawaiì Oct. 6 Lindsey Yon, New Mexico StateOct. 13 Amber Simpson, New Mexico StateOct. 20 Lindsey Yon, New Mexico StateOct. 27 Lindsay Baldwin, NevadaNov. 3 Brianna Amian, San Jose StateNov. 10 Emily Kortsen, Utah StateNov. 17 Krystal Torres, New Mexico StateNov. 24 Jamie Houston, Hawaiì Dec. 1 Amber Simpson, New Mexico State

2009 Aug. 31 Kanani Danielson, Hawai‘iSept. 7 Sarah Conwell, IdahoSept. 14 Kanani Danielson, Hawai‘iSept. 21 Aneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawai’iSept. 28 Kayleigh Giddens, New Mexico StateOct. 5 Kanani Danielson, Hawai‘iOct. 12 Sarah Conwell, IdahoOct. 19 Caitlin Andrade, San Jose StateOct. 26 Sarah Conwell, IdahoNov. 2 Kanani Danielson, Hawai‘iNov. 9 Kayleigh Giddens, New Mexico StateNov. 16 Kylie Harrington, NevadaNov. 22 Kanani Danielson, Hawai’i

WAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Hawaiì’s Kanani Danielson (2008-present) was named WAC Player of the Week five times in 2009, a

Rainbow Wahine record.


2003 FIRST TEAMKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMLily Kahumoku, Hawaiì

THIRD TEAMKanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì

HONORABLE MENTIONKristen Fenton, Fresno State

2004 FIRST TEAMKanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMVictoria Prince, Hawaiì

2005 SECOND TEAMVictoria Prince, Hawaiì

THIRD TEAMKanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì

HONORABLE MENTIONZuzana Cernianska, Utah StateKim Oguh, New Mexico StateSalaia Salaveà, Nevada

2006 FIRST TEAMKanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiìi

THIRD TEAMJamie Houston, Hawaiì

HONORABLE MENTIONSarah Mason, HawaiìJuliana Sanders, Hawaiì

2007 HONORABLE MENTIONJamie Houston, HawaiìKim Oguh, New Mexico StateAmanda Nielson, Utah State

2008 SECOND TEAMJamie Houston, Hawaiì

NATIONAL AWARDS

AVCA ALL-AMERICANS

1990 FIRST TEAM Pauline Manser, New Mexico

SECOND TEAM Maria Gurreri, New Mexico

1991 FIRST TEAM Pauline Manser, New Mexico

1992 SECOND TEAM Sharon Browning, New MexicoMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungTea Nieminen, Brigham Young

1993 FIRST TEAM Michele Fellows, Brigham YoungCharlene Johnson, Brigham Young

1994 SECOND TEAM Charlene Johnson, Brigham Young

1995 SECOND TEAM Amy Steele, Brigham Young

1996 FIRST TEAM Robyn Ah Mow, HawaiìAngelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAM Gale Johnson, Brigham Young

1997 FIRST TEAMAmy Steele Gant, Brigham Young

SECOND TEAMKorie Rogers, Brigham Young

1998 FIRST TEAMHeather Bown, Hawaiì

SECOND TEAMKorie Rogers, Brigham YoungAnna-Lena Smith Brigham Young

1999 FIRST TEAMHeather Bown, Hawaiì

2000 FIRST TEAMLily Kahumoku, Hawaiì

2001 FIRST TEAMKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

2002 FIRST TEAMLily Kahumoku, HawaiìKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

THIRD TEAMLauren Duggins, Hawaiì

THIRD TEAMKanani Danielson, Hawaiì

HONORABLE MENTIONAneli Cubi-Otineru, HawaiìDani Mafua, HawaiìKrystal Torres, New Mexico State

2009 FIRST TEAMKanani Danielson, Hawaiì

THIRD TEAMAneli Cubi-Otineru, Hawaiì

HONORABLE MENTIONAmber Kaufman, HawaiìDani Mafua, HawaiìJennah DeVries, New Mexico State

AVCA ALL-REGION

1990 FIRST TEAMJill Johnson, Colorado StatePauline Manser, New MexicoTea Nieminen, Brigham Young

SECOND TEAM Marinda Ashman, Brigham YoungSharon Browning, New MexicoDailene Glenn, WyomingAngela Martin, San Diego State

1991 FIRST TEAMSharon Browning, New MexicoMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungPauline Manser, New Mexico

SECOND TEAM Carrie Appleman, Colorado StateShannan Egbert, Brigham YoungCharlene Johnson, Brigham YoungKim Smith, WyomingKristen Walton, Colorado State

1992 FIRST TEAMSharon Browning, New MexicoMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungTea Nieminen, Brigham Young

SECOND TEAM Tania Gooley, New MexicoCharlene Johnson, Brigham YoungLaurel Luman, New MexicoJennifer Miller, San Diego StateSuzie Regul, Fresno StateGracie Schutt, San Diego StateShannon Egbert Skidmore, Brigham Young

1993 FIRST TEAMMichele Fellows, Brigham YoungTania Gooley, New MexicoCharlene Johnson, Brigham YoungLaurel Luman, New MexicoTumua Matu’u, Brigham Young

SECOND TEAM Nicole Chen, Fresno StateMikki Kane-Barton, UtahStephanie Riley, San Diego State

Hawaiì’s Kim Willoughby (2000-03) was named to the AVCA All-America first team three times (2001,

2002, 2003).


WA

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1994 FIRST TEAMGinger Ernest, San Diego StateCharlene Johnson, Brigham Young

SECOND TEAM Marianne Clark, Brigham YoungTania Gooley, New MexicoJennifer Hamilton, San Diego StateJil Robins, WyomingRobyn Wentworth, New Mexico

1995 Brenda Barton, UtahAlicia Bergmann, New MexicoJennifer Hamilton, San Diego StateAmy Steele, Brigham Young

1996 Robyn Ah Mow, HawaiìGale Johnson, Brigham YoungAngelica Ljungquist, HawaiìJudy Rexroth, Colorado StateAmy Steele, Brigham Young

1997 Cecelia Goods, HawaiìDiana Nalbandian, Fresno StateJanie Penfield, Colorado StateRainie Rogers, Colorado StateAmy Steele Gant, Brigham YoungKorie Rogers, Brigham Young

1998 Heather Bown, HawaiìNina Puikkonen, Brigham YoungKorie Rogers, Brigham YoungAnna-Lena Smith, Brigham Young

1999 Heather Bown, HawaiìLily Kahumoku, Hawaiì - District 7 Freshman of the Year

2000 Joslynn Gallop, San Jose StateMaja Gustin, HawaiìLily Kahumoku, Hawaiì

2001 Kim Willoughby, Hawaiì

2002 Whitney Arena, Fresno State - Honorable MentionLauren Duggins, HawaiìKristen Fenton, Fresno StateJava Johnson, Fresno State - Honorable MentionLily Kahumoku, HawaiìMichelle More, NevadaKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

2003 Lauren Duggins, Hawaiì - Honorable MentionKristen Fenton, Fresno StateLily Kahumoku, HawaiìKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìKim Willoughby, Hawaiì

2004 Alicia Arnott, Hawaiì - Honorable MentionKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìRebeca Pazo, Rice - Honorable MentionVictoria Prince, HawaiìSalaia Salaveà, Nevada - Honorable Mention

2005 Zuzana Cernianska, Utah StateErin Graybill, Utah State - Honorable MentionKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìKim Oguh, New Mexico StateVictoria Prince, HawaiìSalaia Salaveà, NevadaAshley Watanabe, Hawaiì - Honorable Mention

2006 Alice Borden, New Mexico State - Honorable MentionJackie Choi, New Mexico State - Honorable MentionKanoe Kamanaò, HawaiìJamie Houston, HawaiìSarah Mason, HawaiìKim Oguh, New Mexico StateJuliana Sanders, HawaiìAmber Simpson, New Mexico State

2007 Jamie Houston, HawaiìAmanda Nielson, Utah StateKim Oguh, New Mexico StateJuliana Sanders, Hawaiì - Honorable MentionAmber Simpson, New Mexico State - Honorable Mention

2008 Aneli Cubi-Otineru, HawaiìKanani Danielson, Hawaiì - West Region Freshman of the Year Jamie Houston, HawaiìAmber Kaufman, Hawaiì - Honorable MentionDani Mafua, HawaiìAmber Simpson, New Mexico State - Honorable MentionKrystal Torres, New Mexico StateLindsey Yon, New Mexico State - Honorable Mention

NATIONAL AWARDS

2009 Aneli Cubi-Otineru, HawaiìKanani Danielson, Hawaiì Jennah DeVries, New Mexico StateAmber Kaufman, HawaiìDani Mafua, Hawaiì

AVCA NATIONALCOACH OF THE YEAR2009 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì

AVCA REGION COACH OF THE YEAR1990 Laurel Brassey, New Mexico1995 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì1996 Elaine Michaelis, Brigham Young1998 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì2003 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì2004 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì2005 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì2009 Dave Shoji, Hawaiì

AVCA PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1996 Angelica Ljungquist, Hawaiì

AVCA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2003 Kanoe Kamanaò, Hawaiì

AVCA FOUNDER’S AWARD1996 Elaine Michaelis, Brigham Young

NCAA ELITE 88 AWARD2009 Stephanie Brandt, Hawaiì

Hawaiì’s Angelica Ljungquist was a first team All-American and the AVCA Player of the Year in her only

year with the Rainbow Wahine in 1996.

Hawaiì’s Stephanie Brandt was awarded the first-ever NCAA Elite 88 Award as the student-athlete

with the highest cumulative grade-point average on one of the teams at the final championship.


6. Illinois 2,414 7. Michigan State 2,391 8. Wisconsin 2,218 9. Minnesota 1,867 10. Stanford 1,843 11. Pacific 1,699 12. Penn State 1,623 13. New Mexico 1,552 14. Washington State 1,570 15. Washington 1,541 16. Kansas State 1,507 17. Purdue 1,364 18. Northern Iowa 1,285 19. Oregon State 1,230 20. Idaho 1,050 21. Texas A&M 1,067 22. Fresno State 996 23. UCLA 915 24. Southwest Missouri State 867 25. Colorado State 828

1997 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 7,201 2. Nebraska 3,562 3. Wisconsin 3,457 4. Illinois State 2,619 5. Penn State 2,490 6. Stanford 2,202 7. Texas 2,184 8. Florida 2,139 9. Minnesota 2,136 10. Illinois 1,962 11. Long Beach State 1,887 12. Pacific 1,797 13. Kansas State 1,586 14. Michigan State 1,528 15. Washington State 1,355 16. Purdue 1,314 17. Arizona 1,226 18. New Mexico 1,226 19. Texas A&M 1,213 20. Washington 1,125 21. Brigham Young 1,097 22. Michigan 1,044 23. Northern Iowa 948 24. Eastern Washington 913 25. Colorado 886

1998 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 6,880 2. Nebraksa 3,866 3. Penn State 2,947 4. Illinois State 2,680 5. Wisconsin 1,632 6. Long Beach State 2,409 7. Florida 2,121 8. Texas 1,947 9. Pacific 1,894 10. Illinois 1,828 11. Stanford 1,770 12. Minnesota 1,629 13. Northern Iowa 1,510 14. Kansas State 1,507 15. Purdue 1,300 16. Washington State 1,288 17. Michigan State 1,253 18. Texas A&M 1,156 19. Brigham Young 1,032 Colorado 1,032 21. Washington 1,000 22. Arizona 992 23. UCLA 955 24. Colorado State 935 25. Eastern Washington 911

5. Texas 1,801 6. Minnesota 1,694 7. Wisconsin 1,566 8. Hawaiì 1,525 9. Stanford 1,511 10. Washington State 1,502 11. Brigham Young 1,476 12. Illinois State 1,472 13. Purdue 1,444 14. New Mexico 1,276 15. Colorado 1,211 16. Northern Iowa 1,179 17. Kentucky 1,161 UCLA 1,161 19. Colorado State 1,112 20. SW Missouri State 1,102

1994 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 4,036 2. Nebraska 3,531 3. Florida 3,097 4. Stanford 2,414 5. Illinois 1,945 6. Pacific 1,944 7. Wisconsin 1,924 8. Illinois State 1,852 9. Arizona 1,765 10. Texas 1,695 11. Minnesota 1,521 12. Ohio State 1,431 13. New Mexico 1,412 14. Brigham Young 1,368 15. Northern Iowa 1,364 16. UCLA 1,344 17. Purdue 1,226 18. Washington State 1,223 19. Colorado 1,213 20. Wyoming 1,133

1995 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 6,042 2. Nebraska 3,917 3. Florida 2,571 4. Illinois 2,347 5. Texas 2,054 6. Illinois State 2,019 7. Wisconsin 1,915 8. Washington State 1,814 9. Stanford 1,751 10. Pacific 1,636 11. Michigan State 1,590 12. UCLA 1,562 13. Minnesota 1,452 14. Kansas 1,416 15. Northern Iowa 1,363 16. Purdue 1,351 17. Penn State 1,335 18. Brigham Young 1,135 19. New Mexico 1,064 20. Arizona 1,058 21. Kansas State 1,032 22. Idaho 1,009 23. Wyoming 989 24. Colorado 954 25. Colorado State 909

1996 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 8,378 2. Nebraska 3,509 3. Texas 2,723 4. Florida 2,370 5. Illinois State 2,533

1990 Team Average 1. Nebraska 3,031 2. Pacific 2,283 3. Wisconsin 2,199 4. Hawaiì 1,899 5. UCLA 1,694 6. Illinois 1,683 7. New Mexico 1,576 8. Texas 1,462 9. Stanford 1,173 10. Minnesota 1,164 11. Idaho State 1,021 12. Purdue 994 13. Oregon State 977 14. Wyoming 970 15. Colorado State 933 16. Northern Iowa 872 17. Washington State 852 18. Arizona 800 19. Oregon 789 20. Arizona State 731

1991 Team Average 1. Nebraska 3,322 2. Wisconsin 2,639 3. Pacific 2,352 4. New Mexico 2,349 5. Stanford 2,270 6. Illinois 2,242 7. UCLA 1,764 8. Hawaiì 1,707 9. Texas 1,417 10. Florida 1,398 11. Purdue 1,303 12. Ohio State 1,280 13. Northern Iowa 1,187 14. Washington State 1,181 15. Penn State 1,151 16. Idaho State 1,030 17. Brigham Young 1,006 18. Montana 1,004 19. Kentucky 968 20. Louisiana State 927

1992 Team Average 1. Nebraska 3,242 2. Illinois 3,098 3. Pacific 2,078 4. Florida 2,021 5. Penn State 1,754 6. New Mexico 1,646 7. Stanford 1,617 8. UCLA 1,535 9. Wisconsin 1,504 10. Texas 1,420 11. Hawaiì 1,370 12. Wyoming 1,335 13. Purdue 1,180 14. Illinois State 1,121 15. Washington State 1,118 16. Brigham Young 1,103 17. Colorado State 975 18. SW Missouri State 962 19. Minnesota 930 20. Long Beach State 887

1993 Team Average 1. Illinois 2,657 2. Nebraska 2,501 3. Florida 2,317 4. Pacific 2,291

NATIONAL ATTENDANCE


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18. Texas A&M 1,346 19. Brigham Young 1,315 20. Montana State 1,291 21. Georgia Tech 1,209 22. Purdue 1,205 23. Missouri 1,175 24. Washington State 1,090 25. UCLA 1,076

2002 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 7,309 2. Nebraska 4,259 3. Wisconsin 3,745 4. Florida 2,846 5. Minnesota 2,433 6. Arizona 2,373 7. Penn State 2,214 8. Illinois State 1,971 9. Stanford 1,966 10. Long Beach State 1,915 11. Kansas State 1,877 12. Michigan State 1,788 13. Pacific 1,618 14. Montana State 1,592 15. Texas 1,570 16. Missouri 1,449 17. Washington State 1,428 18. Eastern Washington 1,346 19. Colorado State 1,315 20. Texas A&M 1,291 21. Illinois 1,209 22. Arizona State 1,205 23. Wyoming 1,175 24. UC Santa Barbara 1,090

2003 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 7,486 2. Wisconsin 4,294 3. Nebraska 4,239 4. Penn State 2,687 5. Florida 2,617 6. Minnesota 2,430 7. Kansas State 1,951 8. Texas A&M 1,801 9. Northern Iowa 1,787 10. Stanford 1,782 11. North Carolina 1,713 12. Pacific 1,704 13. Eastern Washington 1,614 14. Illinois 1,598 15. Texas 1,589 16. Notre Dame 1,576 17. Montana State 1,570 18. Michigan State 1,539 19. Long Beach State 1,534 Purdue 1,534 21. Washington 1,523 22. Colorado State 1,502 23. New Mexico State 1,438 24. Illinois State 1,428 25. Missouri 1,418

2004 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 7,135 2. Nebraska 4,336 3. Wisconsin 4,079 4. Minnesota 3,742 5. Washington 3,211 6. Penn State 2,368 7. Florida 2,272 8. Texas 1,868 9. Colorado State 1,829

10. Illinois 1,761 11. Texas A&M 1,755 12. Pacific 1,706 13. Michigan State 1,681 14. Purdue 1,564 15. Northern Iowa 1,548 16. Illinois State 1,535 17. Notre Dame 1,513 18. Long Beach State 1,473 19. Missouri 1,460 20. Kansas State 1,453 21. Arizona 1,394 22. Michigan 1,394 23. Montana State 1,377 24. Ohio State 1,280 25. Eastern Washington 1,243

2005 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 7,302 2. Nebraska 4,323 3. Minnesota 3,883 4. Wisconsin 3,758 5. Washington 2,888 6. Missouri 2,670 7. Penn State 2,495 8. Florida 2,239 9. Texas 2,185 10. Purdue 2,183 11. New Mexico State 2,075 12. Stanford 2,055 13. Wichita State 1,998 14. BYU 1,864 15. Illinois State 1,844 16. Texas A&M 1,791 17. Arizona 1,699 18. Colorado State 1,648 19. Notre Dame 1,549 20. Illinois 1,514 21. Long Beach State 1,476 22. Michigan State 1,473 23. Northern Iowa 1,400 24. Pacific 1,333 25. Montana State 1,260

2006 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 7,186 2. Wisconsin 4,328 3. Nebraska 4,178 4. Minnesota 3,938 5. Penn State 2,596 6. Washington 2,584 7. Missouri 2,565 8. Florida 2,421 9. Texas 2,169 10. Wichita State 2,083 11. Stanford 2,061 12. BYU 1,902 13. Notre Dame 1,849 14. New Mexico State 1,830 15. Purdue 1,802 16. Texas A&M 1,781 17. Northern Iowa 1,708 18. Creighton 1,611 19. Colorado State 1,554 20. Michigan State 1,473 21. Illinois 1,471 22. Long Beach State 1,447 23. Ohio 1,411 24. UCLA 1,355 25. Illinois State 1,353

1999 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 7,139 2. Nebraksa 3,767 3. Penn State 2,734 4. Florida 2.324 5. Illinois State 2,316 6. Stanford 2,266 7. Pacific 2,042 8. Wisconsin 1,972 9. Minnesota 1,965 10. Kansas State 1,944 11. Illinois 1,859 12. Texas 1,794 13. Long Beach State 1,739 14. Colorado State 1,488 15. Northern Iowa 1,472 16. Brigham Young 1,306 17. Purdue 1,281 18. Cal Poly 1,189 19. Texas A&M 1,169 20. Eastern Washington 1,112 21. Colorado 980 22. Arizona 969 23. Ohio State 951 24. Washington State 921 25. Michigan State 911

2000 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 6,986 2. Nebraska 4,224 3. Wisconsin 3,319 4. Minnesota 2,557 5. Penn State 2,460 6. Illinois State 2,287 7. Long Beach State 2,011 8. Colorado State 2,001 9. Pacific 1,846 10. Stanford 1,651 11. Arizona 1,635 12. Texas 1,601 13. Florida 1,463 14. Brigham Young 1,437 15. Illinois 1,405 16. Northern Iowa 1,315 17. Texas A&M 1,288 18. Utah State 1,280 19. Kansas State 1,196 20. Purdue 1,141 21. Washington State 1,086 22. Michigan State 1,052 23. Eastern Washington 1,026 24. Montana State 1,008 25. Western Michigan 1,002

2001 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 6,514 2. Nebraska 4,259 3. Wisconsin 3,745 4. Colorado State 2,846 5. Long Beach State 2,433 6. Penn State 2,373 7. Florida 2,214 8. Pacific 1,971 9. Minnesota 1,966 10. Stanford 1,915 11. Kansas State 1,877 12. Arizona 1,788 13. Illinois State 1,618 14. Northern Iowa 1,592 15. Texas 1,570 16. Illinois 1,449 17. North Carolina 1,428

NATIONAL ATTENDANCE


2007 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 6,452 2. Nebraska 5,140 3. Wisconsin 5,050 4. Minnesota 2,961 5. Penn State 2,832 6. Florida 2,558 7. Wichita State 2,550 8. Washington 2,511 9. Texas 2,502 10. Stanford 2,428 11. Missouri 2,103 12. Purdue 2,011 13. Northern Iowa 1,864 14. Creighton 1,860 15. Texas A&M 1,816 16. New Mexico State 1,785 17. BYU 1,739 18. Colorado State 1,700 19. Iowa State 1,565 20. Ohio State 1,532 21. Ohio 1,518 22. Illinois State 1,476 23. Michigan State 1,447 24. Illinois 1,365 25. Georgia Tech 1,346

2008 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 5,944 2. Nebraska 4,769 3. Wisconsin 4,349 4. Minnesota 3,329 5. Wichita State 3,177 6. Penn State 2,723 7. Purdue 2,485 8. Stanford 2,420 9. Colorado State 2,388 10. Texas 2,370 11. Michigan State 2,344 12. Washington 2,277 13. Florida 2,105 14. Iowa State 1,671 15. New Mexico State 1,634 16. Missouri 1,625 17. North Carolina 1,612 18. Georgia Tech 1,586 19. USC 1,571 20. New Mexico 1,570 21. Texas A&M 1,539 22. Kansas State 1,514 23. Illinois State 1,437 24. Oregon 1,412 25. Northern Iowa 1,405

NATIONAL AND WAC ATTENDANCE

2009 Team Average 1. Hawaiì 6,423 2. Nebraska 5,197 3. Wisconsin 4,064 4. Minnesota 3,455 5. Washington 3,109 6. Texas 3,035 7. Wichita State 2,892 8. Penn State 2,880 9. Iowa State 2,734 10. Florida 2,606 11. Stanford 2,539 12. Purdue 2,072 13. North Carolina 2,032 14. Michigan State 2,007 15. Illinois 1,985 16. UNI 1,958 17. New Mexico State 1,919 18. Colorado State 1,846 19. Kansas State 1,802 20. Missouri 1,731 21. Fresno State 1,684 22. New Mexico 1,676 23. Iowa 1,632 24. Texas A&M 1,614 25. Ohio 1,608

WAC REGULAR-SEASON ATTENDANCE RECORDS

ALL-TIME HIGHSWAC Match Attend Date San Jose State at Hawaiì 10,300 Nov. 15, 2003

All Matches Attend DateSan Jose State at Hawaiì 10,300 Nov. 15, 2003Stanford at Hawaiì 10,252 Oct. 24, 1999Stanford at Hawaiì 10,252 Nov. 10, 2002

TOP 30 ATTENDANCE LIST Rank Attend Match Date 1. 10,300 San Jose State at Hawaiì Nov. 15, 2003 2. 10,252 Stanford at Hawaiì Oct. 24, 1999 10,252 Stanford at Hawaiì Nov. 10, 2002 4. 10,225 Stanford at Hawaiì Nov. 2, 1996 10,225 Brigham Young at Hawaiì Dec. 13, 1996 6. 9,875 Nevada at Hawaiì Nov. 14, 2004 7. 9,793 Texas at Hawaiì Dec. 12, 1996 8. 9,774 Long Beach State at Hawaiì Dec. 7, 2000 9. 9,723 Texas at Hawaiì Nov. 17, 1996 10. 9,572 UCLA at Hawaiì Dec. 9, 2006 11. 9,495 Ohio State at Hawaiì Aug. 30, 2002 12. 9,412 Georgia Tech at Hawaiì Dec. 13, 2003 13. 9,345 Southern California at Hawaiì Aug. 23, 2003 14. 9,293 New Mexico State at Hawai’i Oct. 17, 2009 15. 9,219 UC Santa Barbara at Hawaiì Dec. 8, 2000 16. 9,111 Illinois at Hawaiì Dec. 12, 2003 17. 9,080 Colorado at Hawaiì Dec. 8, 1996 18. 9,080 San Diego State at Hawaiì Oct. 4, 1996 19. 8,987 SMU at Hawaiì Nov. 8, 1997 20. 9,924 Brown at Hawaiì Dec. 4, 1998 21. 8,880 Long Beach State at Hawaiì Sept. 16, 1999 22. 8,864 Notre Dame at Hawaiì Oct. 25, 1996 23. 8,824 Brigham Young at Hawaiì Nov. 5, 1998 24. 8,821 Miami (Ohio) at Hawaiì Dec. 6, 1998 25. 8,747 Louisville at Hawaiì Sept. 1, 1996 26. 8,673 Louisiana Tech at Hawaiì Nov. 18, 2005 27. 8,657 Texas at Hawai’i Sept. 5, 2009 28. 8,656 Pepperdine at Hawaiì Sept. 24, 2004 29. 8,645 UCLA at Hawaiì Sept. 2, 1996 30. 8,606 Michigan at Hawaiì Aug. 30, 1996

All WAC matches with more than 10,000 fans have taken place at the Stan Sheriff Center.

TOP YEARLY AVERAGE

Year Team Average 1990 New Mexico 1,5761991 New Mexico 2,3491992 New Mexico 1,6461993 Brigham Young 1,4761994 New Mexico 1,4121995 Brigham Young 1,1351996 Hawaiì 8,3781997 Hawaiì 7,2011998 Hawaiì 6,8801999 Hawaiì 7,1582000 Hawaiì 6,9862001 Hawaiì 6,5142002 Hawaiì 7,3092003 Hawaiì 7,4862004 Hawaiì 7,1352005 Hawaiì 7,3022006 Hawaiì 7,1862007 Hawaiì 6,4522008 Hawaiì 5,9442009 Hawaiì

For five straight seasons, Hawaiì and New Mexico State have ranked in the top 20 in the nation in attendance. Last season, the Rainbow Wahine

were first, while the Aggies were 17th.


WA

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1990Volleyball Monthly 1. UCLA 2. Nebraska 3. Stanford 4. Penn State 5. Hawaiì 6. Pacific 7. UC Santa Barbara 8. Texas 9. Pepperdine 10. Long Beach State 11. Wisconsin 12. San Jose State 13. Texas Tech 14. Ohio State 15. Brigham Young 16. New Mexico 17. Louisiana State 18. Pittsburgh 19. San Diego State 20. Gonzaga

Tachikara 1. UCLA 2. Nebraska 3. Stanford 4. Hawaiì 5. Pacific 6. Penn State 7. Texas 8. UC Santa Barbara 9. Long Beach State 10. San Jose State 11. Pepperdine 12. Brigham Young 13. Wisconsin 14. New Mexico 15. Ohio State 16. Texas Tech 17. Louisiana State 18. Pittsburgh 19. San Diego State 20. Purdue

NCAA 1. UCLA 2. Nebraska 3. Stanford 4. Pacific 5. Texas 6. Hawaiì 7. UCSB 8. Penn State 9. Long Beach State 10. Wisconsin 11. San Jose State 12. Brigham Young 13. Texas Tech 14. New Mexico 15. Ohio State 16. Pepperdine 17. Louisiana 18. Pittsburgh 19. San Diego State 20. Kentucky

1991Volleyball Monthly 1. Stanford 2. Long Beach State 3. Hawaiì 4. Pacific 5. Nebraska 6. Louisiana State 7. New Mexico 8. UCLA 9. Ohio State 10. Brigham Young 11. Florida 12. UC Santa Barbara 13. Southern Cal 14. Pepperdine 15. Texas 16. Texas Tech 17. Penn State 18. Georgia 19. Montana 20. Duke

Tachikara 1. Stanford 2. Long Beach State 3. Hawaiì 4. Pacific 5. Louisiana State 6. UCLA 7. Nebraska 8. New Mexico 9. Brigham Young 10. Florida 11. Texas 12. Ohio State 13. UC Santa Barbara 14. Southern Cal 15. Pepperdine 16. Penn State 17. Texas Tech 18. Georgia 19. Washington State 20. Fresno State

NCAA 1. Stanford 2. Long Beach State 3. Hawaiì 4. Pacific 5. Louisiana State 6. Florida 7. Nebraska 8. New Mexico 9. UCLA 10. Brigham Young 11. UCSB 12. Ohio State 13. Texas 14. Georgia 15. Southern Cal 16. Penn State 17. Pepperdine 18. Texas Tech 19. Bowling Green 20. Colorado

1992Volleyball Monthly 1. UCLA 2. Stanford 3. Long Beach State 4. Pacific 5. Florida 6. Illinois 7. Brigham Young 8. Nebraska 9. Penn State 10. Texas 11. Southern Cal 12. UC Santa Barbara 13. Louisiana State 14. Arizona State 15. Colorado 16. Texas Tech 17. Ohio State 18. New Mexico 19. Kentucky 20. Cal State Northridge

Tachikara 1. UCLA 2. Stanford 3. Long Beach State 4. Pacific 5. Florida 6. Illinois 7. Nebraska 8. Brigham Young 9. Penn State 10. Texas 11. Southern Cal 12. Louisiana State 13. UC Santa Barbara 14. Arizona State 15. Colorado 16. Kentucky 17. Texas Tech 18. New Mexico 19. Georgia 20. Washington State

1993Volleyball Monthly 1. Texas 2. UCLA 3. Long Beach State 4. UC Santa Barbara 5. Brigham Young 6. Stanford 7. Colorado 8. Penn State 9. Florida 10. Kentucky 11. Arizona State 12. Ohio State 13. Southern Cal 14. Nebraska 15. Pacific 16. Notre Dame 17. Hawaiì 18. Arizona 19. Georgia 20. Duke

Tachikara 1. UCLA 2. Texas 3. Long Beach State 4. Brigham Young 5. UC Santa Barbara 6. Stanford 7. Penn State 8. Nebraska 9. Colorado 10. Arizona State 11. Pacific 12. Kentucky 13. Southern Cal 14. Florida 15. Ohio State 16. Arizona 17. Notre Dame 18. Hawaiì 19. Georgia 20. Duke 21. Washington State 22. Santa Clara 23. Illinois 24. Loyola Marymount 25. Florida State

1994Volleyball Monthly 1. Nebraska 2. Stanford 3. Ohio State 4. UCLA 5. Penn State 6. Hawaiì 7. Long Beach State 8. Brigham Young 9. Southern Cal 10. Pacific 11. Notre Dame 12. UC Santa Barbara 13. Florida 14. Arizona State 15. Arizona 16. Colorado 17. Idaho 18. Houston 19. New Mexico 20. Georgia

Tachikara 1. Nebraska 2. Stanford 3. UCLA 4. Ohio State 5. Penn State 6. Hawaiì 7. Long Beach State 8. Brigham Young 9. UC Santa Barbara 10. Southern Cal 11. Pacific 12. Notre Dame 13. Colorado 14. Florida 15. Arizona State 16. Arizona 17. Houston 18. Georgia

19. Idaho 20. New Mexico 21. Duke 22. Washington 23. Montana 24. Texas 25. Washington State

1995Volleyball Magazine 1. Nebraska 2. Hawaiì 3. Stanford 4. Florida 5. Michigan State 6. Texas 7. Ohio State 8. UCLA 9. Pacific 10. Penn State 11. Washington State 12. UC Santa Barbara 13. Notre Dame 14. Arizona State 15. Southern California 16. San Diego State 17. Long Beach State 18. Loyola Marymount 19. Illinois 20. Georgia Tech

USA Today/AVCA 1. Nebraska 2. Texas 3. Stanford 4. Michigan State 5. Hawaiì 6. Florida 7. UCLA 8. Penn State 9. Ohio State 10. Oral Roberts 11. Arizona State 12. Southern California 13. San Diego State 14. Notre Dame 15. Texas A&M 16. Illinois 17. Washington State 18. UC Santa Barbara 19. Pacific 20. Long Beach State 21. Loyola Marymount 22. Georgia Tech 23. Brigham Young 24. Northern Iowa 25. Texas Tech

NATIONAL POLLS


1996Volleyball Magazine 1. Stanford 2. Florida 3. Hawaiì 4. Nebraska 5. Penn State 6. Loyola Marymount 7. Long Beach State 8. Michigan State 9. Washington State 10. Texas 11. Southern California 12. Pacific 13. Ohio State 14. UC Santa Barbara 15. Wisconsin 16. Texas A&M 17. Washington 18. George Mason 19. Maryland 20. Louisville

USA Today/AVCA 1. Stanford 2. Hawaiì 3. Nebraska 4. Florida 5. Penn State 6. Michigan State 7. Washington State 8. Brigham Young 9. Loyola Marymount 10. Long Beach State 11. Texas 12. Pacific 13. Ohio State 14. Southern California 15. Wisconsin 16. Louisville 17. UC Santa Barbara 18. Washington 19. Texas A&M 20. George Mason 21. Maryland 22. South Florida 23. Arizona 24. Kansas State 25. Notre Dame

1997Volleyball Magazine 1. Stanford 2. Long Beach State 3. Penn State 4. Wisconsin 5. Brigham Young 6. UC Santa Barbara 7. Florida 8. USC 9. Arizona 10. Nebraska 11. Hawaiì 12. Washington State 13. Texas A&M 14. Texas 15. Pacific 16. Washington 17. Pepperdine 18. San Diego 19. Arkansas 20. Maryland

USA Today/AVCA 1. Stanford 2. Penn State 3. Long Beach State 4. Florida 5. Wisconsin 6. UC Santa Barbara 7. Brigham Young 8. Nebraska 9. USC 10. Texas 11. Washington 12. Washington State 13. Texas A&M 14. Colorado 15. Ohio State 16. Pacific 17. Loyola Marymount 18. Notre Dame 19. Colorado State 20. San Diego 21. Arkansas 22. Arizona 23. Maryland 24. Pepperdine 25. Hawaiì

1998Volleyball Magazine 1. Long Beach State 2. Penn State 3. Florida 4. Nebraska 5. Stanford 6. Hawaiì 7. Brigham Young 8. UC Santa Barbara 9. Pacific 10. Wisconsin 11. USC 12. Texas 13. Arkansas 14. Colorado 15. Texas A&M 16. San Diego 17. UCLA 18. Michigan State 19. Pepperdine 20. Northern Iowa

USA Today/AVCA 1. Long Beach State 2. Penn State 3. Nebraska 4. Florida 5. Hawaiì 6. Brigham Young 7. Wisconsin 8. Texas 9. Stanford 10. Pacific 11. USC 12. UC Santa Barbara 13. Arkansas 14. Illinois 15. Pepperdine 16. UCLA 17. Colorado 18. Texas A&M 19. San Diego 20. Arizona 21. Louisville 22. Michigan State 23. Kansas State 24. Ohio State 25. Indiana

1999Volleyball Magazine 1. Penn State 2. Stanford 3. Florida 4. Hawaiì 5. Pacific 6. Long Beach State 7. UC Santa Barbara 8. UCLA 9. Nebraska 10. Pepperdine 11. Colorado State 12. Texas A&M 13. Brigham Young 14. Texas 15. Northern Iowa 16. USC 17. Clemson 18. Baylor 19. Arizona 20. Arkansas

USA Today/AVCA 1. Penn State 2. Stanford 3. Pacific 4. Long Beach State 5. Florida 6. UC Santa Barbara 7. UCLA 8. Hawaiì 9. Texas A&M 10. Pepperdine 11. Nebraska 12. Colorado State 13. Brigham Young 14. Arizona 15. Northern Iowa 16. Minnesota 17. USC 18. Texas 19. Kansas State 20. Baylor 21. North Carolina 22. Clemson 23. Wisconsin 24. San Diego 25. Arizona

2000Volleyball Magazine 1. Nebraska 2. Pacific 3. Hawaiì 4. USC 5. Colorado State 6. Arizona 7. Wisconsin 8. Minnesota 9. Florida 10. Penn State 11. Brigham Young 12. UCLA 13. UC Santa Barbara 14. Pepperdine 15. Long Beach State 16. Ohio State 17. Stanford 18. Santa Clara 19. Notre Dame 20. Utah

USA Today/AVCA 1. Nebraska 2. Wisconsin 3. Hawaiì 4. USC 5. Arizona 6. Penn State 7. UCLA 8. Pacific 9. UC Santa Barbara 10. Colorado State 11. Minnesota 12. Florida 13. Brigham Young 14. Long Beach State 15. Ohio State 16. Kansas State 17. Santa Clara 18. Pepperdine 19. Stanford 20. Utah 21. Notre Dame 22. Utah State 23. Texas A&M 24. Northern Iowa 25. Loyola Marymount

2001Volleyball Magazine 1. Long Beach State 2. Nebraska 3. Stanford 4. Arizona 5. USC 6. Florida 7. Wisconsin 8. Colorado State 9. Pepperdine 10. Ohio State 11. Texas A&M 12. Pacific 13. Hawaiì 14. Utah 15. UCLA 16. Penn State 17. Brigham Young 18. Northern Iowa 19. Michigan State 20. Kansas State

USA Today/AVCA 1. Stanford 2. Long Beach State 3. Nebraska 4. Arizona 5. USC 6. Florida 7. Wisconsin 8. Pepperdine 9. UCLA 10. Colorado State 11. Texas A&M 12. Ohio State 13. Hawaiì 14. Pacific 15. Utah 16. Northern Iowa 17. Penn State 18. Kansas State 19. Michigan State 20. Illinois 21. Utah State 22. Brigham Young 23. Colorado 24. San Jose State 25. San Diego

2002USA Today/AVCA 1. USC 2. Stanford 3. Hawaiì 4. Florida 5. Nebraska 6. Pepperdine 7. Washingto State 8. UC Santa Barbara 9. Northern Iowa 10. Arizona 11. Minnesota 12. North Carolina 13. Ohio State 14. Long Beach State 15. UCLA 16. Penn State 17. Georgia Tech 18. Wisconsin 19. Santa Clara 20. Missouri 21. Kansas State 22. Michigan State 23. Miami (Florida) 24. Eastern Washington 25. Temple

2003Volleyball Magazine 1. USC 2. Hawaiì 3. Florida 4. Minnesota 5. Washington 6. UCLA 7. Georgia Tech 8. Penn State 9. Pepperdine 10. Stanford 11. Nebraska 12. California 13. Colorado State 14. Kansas State 15. Illinois 16. Texas A&M 17. Northern Iowa 18. Pittsburgh 19. Louisville 20. Kansas

USA Today/AVCA 1. USC 2. Florida 3. Hawaiì 4. Minnesota 5. UCLA 6. Pepperdine 7. Penn State 8. Georgia Tech 9. Washington 10. Stanford 11. Kansas State 12. California 13. Nebraska 14. Colorado State 15. Illinois 16. Texas A&M 17. Loyola Marymount 18. Northern Iowa 19. Santa Clara 20. Louisville 21. Wisconsin 22. UC Santa Barbara 23. Utah 24. Notre Dame 25. Maryland

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2004RichKern.com 1. Stanford 2. Minnesota 3. Washington 4. USC 5. Nebraska 6. Ohio State 7. Penn State 8. UCLA 9. Hawaiì 10. Texas 11. Tennessee 12. Saint Mary’s 13. San Diego 14. Florida 15. Wisconsin 16. Georgia Tech 17. Louisville 18. Texas A&M 19. Arizona 20. UC Santa Barbara 21. California 22. Colorado State 23. Kansas State 24. Missouri 25. Ohio 26. Long Beach State 27. Santa Clara 28. Utah 29. Kansas 30. Purdue

USA Today/AVCA 1. Stanford 2. Minnesota 3. Washington 4. USC 5. Nebraska 6. Ohio State 7. Penn State 8. UCLA 9. Hawaiì 10. Texas 11. Tennessee 12. San Diego 13. Saint Mary’s 14. Wisconsin 15. Florida 16. Louisville 17. Georgia Tech 18. California 19. Colorado State 20. Texas A&M 21. UC Santa Barbara 22. Arizona 23. Kansas State 24. Missouri 25. Florida A&M

2005RichKern.com 1. Washington 2. Nebraska 3. Florida 4. Penn State 5. Santa Clara 6. Arizona 7. Tennessee 8. Missouri 9. Hawaiì 10. Stanford

11. Wisconsin 12. Texas 13. Notre Dame 14. Louisville 15. UCLA 16. Ohio 17. Minnesota 18. USC 19. California 20. Purdue 21. Ohio State 22. San Diego 23. Pepperdine 24. Long Beach State 25. BYU 26. Santa Barbara 27. Wichita State 28. Kansas State 29. Utah 30. Maryland

USA Today/AVCA 1. Washington 2. Nebraska 3. Florida 4. Santa Clara 5. Penn State 6. Tennessee 7. Arizona 8. Missouri 9. Hawaiì 10. Wisconsin 11. Louisville 12. Notre Dame 13. Stanford 14. Ohio 15. UCLA 16. Texas 17. Purdue 18. Pepperdine 19. USC 20. California 21. Minnesota 22. San Diego 23. Ohio State 24. Kansas State 25. Wichita State

2006RichKern.com 1. Nebraska 2. Stanford 3. Washington 4. UCLA 5. Penn State 6. USC 7. Florida 8. Texas 9. Minnesota 10. Wisconsin 11. Hawaiì 12. Oklahoma 13. California 14. San Diego 15. Utah 16. Ohio State 17. Cal Poly 18. Purdue 19. LSU 20. BYU 21. Long Beach State 22. Ohio

23. New Mexico State 24. Pepperdine 25. Colorado 26. Iowa State 27. Santa Clara 28. Missouri 29. Duke 30. Oregon

USA Today/AVCA 1. Nebraska 2. Stanford 3. Washington 4. UCLA 5. Penn State 6. USC 7. Florida 8. Texas 9. Minnesota 10. Wisconsin 11. Hawaiì 12. California 13. Oklahoma 14. San Diego 15. Utah 16. Ohio State 17. Cal Poly 18. Purdue 19. LSU 20. BYU 21. New Mexico State 22. Duke 23. Missouri 24. Ohio 25. Santa Clara

2007RichKern.com 1. Penn State 2. Stanford 3. USC 4. California 5. Nebraska 6. Texas 7. UCLA 8. Florida 9. Washington 10. Oregon 11. Cal Poly 12. Wisconsin 13. BYU 14. Kansas State 15. St. Johns 16. Middle Tennessee 17. Iowa State 18. Hawaiì 19. Oklahoma 20. Long Beach State 21. Michigan 22. Michigan State 23. San Diego 24. Purdue 25. Colorado State 26. Ohio 27. Dayton 28. New Mexico State 29. Louisville 30. Wichita State

USA Today/AVCA 1. Penn State 2. Stanford

3. USC 4. California 5. Nebraska 6. Texas 7. UCLA 8. Florida 9. Oregon 10. Washington 11. Cal Poly 12. BYU 13. St. John’s 14. Wisconsin 15. Middle Tennessee 16. Kansas State 17. Iowa State 18. Hawaiì 19. Michigan 20. Michigan State 21. New Mexico State 22. Clemson 23. Long Beach State 24. Dayton 25. San Diego

2008RichKern.com 1. Penn State 2. Stanford 3. Nebraska 4. Texas 5. Washington 6. California 7. Hawaiì 8. Florida 9. UCLA 10. Oregon 11. Illinois 12. Iowa State 13. Minnesota 14. USC 15. Purdue 16. Utah 17. Michigan 18. San Diego 19. Wichita State 20. Kansas State 21. Saint Louis 22. New Mexico State 23. Kentucky 24. Long Beach State 25. Colorado State 26. Santa Clara 27. Pepperdine 28. Saint Mary’s 29. Tulane 30. Western Michigan

Bison/AVCA 1. Penn State (60) 2. Stanford 3. Nebraska 4. Texas 5. Washington 6. California 7. Hawaiì 8. UCLA 9. Oregon 10. Florida 11. Illinois 12. Iowa State 13. USC 14. Minnesota

15. Purdue 16. Utah 17. Michigan 18. Wichita State 19. San Diego 20. Kansas State 21. Saint Louis 22. Kentucky 23. Long Beach State 24. Colorado State 25. Santa Clara

2009RichKern.com 1. Penn State 2. Texas 3. Hawai’i 4. Nebraska 5. Minnesota 6. Iowa State 7. Illinois 8. Stanford 9. California 10. Michigan 11. Florida State 12. Washington 13. UCLA 14. Kentucky 15. Florida 16. USC 17. Baylor 18. Colorado State 19. Saint Mary’s 20. Oregon 21. Texas A&M 22. LSU 23. Northern Iowa 24. Dayton 25. Arizona 26. Ohio State 27. Tennessee 28. Ohio 29. Saint Louis 30. Wichita State

AVCA 1. Penn State 2. Texas 3. Hawai’i 4. Minnesota 5. Nebraska 6. Iowa State 7. Stanford 8. California 9. Michigan 10. Illinois 11. Florida State 12. Kentucky 13. Washington 14. UCLA 15. Florida 16. USC 17. Colorado State 18. Oregon 19. LSU 20. Baylor 21. Texas A&M 22. Saint Mary’s 23. Northern Iowa 24. Tennessee 25. Dayton

NATIONAL POLLS


1990 Conference NRI 1. Western Athletic 1.2030 2. Pacific-10 1.1484 3. Big West .9955 4. Big Ten .8809 5. Southwest .8688 6. Southeastern .8570 7. West Coast .7491 8. Big Eight .6981 9. Metro .6691 10. Mid American .5734 11. Big East .5561 12. American South .4590 13. Gateway .4519 14. Big Sky .4412 15. Atlantic Coast .4326 16. Southland .3154 17. Colonial .3124 18. North Star .2992 19. East Coast .2934 20. Atlantic Ten .2781

1991 Conference NRI 1. Pacific-10 1.337 2. Big West 1.265 3. Western Athletic 1.085 4. Southwest 0.995 5. Southeastern 0.981 6. Atlantic Coast 0.851 7. Big Eight 0.847 8. Big Ten 0.802 9. West Coast 0.657 10. Big East 0.601 Big Sky 0.601 12. Colonial 0.583 13. Mid-American 0.566 14. Midwestern 0.447 15. Metro 0.415 16. Great Midwest 0.386 17. North Star 0.384 18. Sun Belt 0.374 19. Gateway 0.357 20. Atlantic Ten 0.278

1992 Conference NRI 1. Pacific-10 1.481 2. Western Athletic 1.097 3. Southwest 1.086 4. Southeastern 0.886 5. Big Ten 0.863 6. Big West 0.833 7. Atlantic Coast 0.813 8. Big Eight 0.740 9. West Coast 0.600 10. Metro 0.554 11. Missouri Valley 0.500 12. Midwestern 0.391 13. Big East 0.391 14. Southland 0.348 15. Mid-American 0.342 16. Colonial 0.228 17. North Atlantic 0.211 18. Atlantic Ten 0.181

1993 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .5809 2. Southwest .5777 3. Big Ten .5644 4. Atlantic Coast .5604 5. Southeastern .5584 6. Western Athletic .5562 7. Big West .5427 8. Big Eight .5421 9. Big East .5323 10. Mid-American .5206 11. Midwestern .5187 12. Missouri Valley .5170 13. Metro .5169 14. Atlantic 10 .5065 15. Great Midwest .4920 16. West Coast .4899 17. Colonial .4887 18. Sun Belt .4875 19. Mid-Continent .4819 20. Southland .4803 1994 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .6379 2. Big Ten .6030 3. Atlantic Coast .5845 4. Southwest .5703 5. Western Athletic .5698 6. Big Eight .5569 7. Southeastern .5481 8. Big West .5427 9. Metro .5385 10. Big East .5320 11. Mid-American .5292 12. Colonial .5276 13. Big Sky .5143 14. West Coast .5000 15. Southland .4993 16. Midwestern .4983 17. Atlantic Ten .4972 18. North Atlantic .4926 19. Sun Belt .4913 20. Missouri Valley .4886

1995 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .5933 2. Big 12 .5834 3. Big Ten .5669 4. Southeastern .5634 5. Western Athletic .5411 6. Big East .5361 7. Atlantic Coast .5359 8. Big West .5295 9. Mid-American .5210 10. Conference USA .5184 11. Atlantic Ten .5181 12. Big Sky .5169 13. Ivy League .5137 14. Midwestern .5942 15. Colonial .5033 16. West Coast .4994 17. Missouri Valley .4937 18. Sun Belt .4758 19. Ohio Valley .4743 20. Independents .4719

1996 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .6065 2. Big 10 .5769 3. Atlantic Coast .5765 4. Big 12 .5613 5. Big East .5549 6. Southeastern .5482 7. Mid-American .5307 8. Conference USA .5274 9. Big West .5217 10. West Coast .5209 11. Atlantic 10 .5183 12. Western Athletic .5163 13. Missouri Valley .5035 14. Colonial .5033 15. Big Sky .4900 16. Ivy League .4864 17. Southland .4857 18. Sun Belt .4818 19. Big South .4778 20. Midwestern .4763

1997 Conference RPI 1. Big Ten .6008 2. Pacific-10 .5982 3. Big 12 .5822 4. Atlantic Coast .5560 5. Southeastern .5487 6. Big West .5408 7. Big East .5396 8. West Coast .5326 9. Western Athletic .5305 10. Atlantic 10 .5194 11. Mid-American .5156 12. Conference USA .5148 13. Big Sky .5146 14. Ivy .4907 15. Missouri Valley .4895 16. Colonial .4822 17. Midwestern .4798 18. America East .4715 19. Big South .4695 20. Trans America .4690 1998 Conference RPI 1. Big Ten .6004 2. Big 12 .5683 3. Atlantic Coast .5645 4. Southeastern .5608 5. Pacific-10 .5508 6. Western Athletic .5493 7. Big West .5454 8. Big East .5323 9. Conference USA .5307 10. Atlantic 10 .5169 11. Big Sky .5153 12. West Coast .5119 13. Missouri Valley .5094 14. Mid-American .5014 15. Southland .4964 16. Midwestern .4856 17. Colonia .4842 18. Ohio Valley .4818 19. Ivy .4710 Sun Belt .4710

1999 Conference RPI 1. Big Ten .5793 2. Atlantic Coast .5717 3. Mountain West .5692 4. Pac-10 .5682 5. Big 12 .5641 6. Southeastern .5571 7. Big West .5477 8. Big Sky .5343 9. Big East .5328 10. Atlantic 10 .5169 11. West Coast .5293 12. Conference USA .5279 13. Western Athletic .5218 14. Ivy League .5123 15. Colonial .5055 16. Missouri Valley .5054 17. Midwestern .5019 18. Mid-American .5013 19. Southland .4969 20. Ohio Valley .4740 2000 Conference RPI 1. Big Ten .6072 2. Pacific-10 .5976 3. Atlantic Coast .5709 4. Big 12 .5700 5. Big West .5659 6. Southeastern .5530 7. Western Athletic .5487 8. Mountain West .5403 9. Big East .5335 10. Colonial .5250 11. West Coast .5207 12. Atlantic 10 .5182 13. Midwestern .5153 14. Conference USA .5149 15. Missouri Valley .5076 16. Ivy .4945 17. Mid-American .4872 18. Big Sky .4872 19. Sun Belt .4872 20. Southland .4616

2001 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .6099 2. Big 12 .5713 3. Big Ten .5585 4. Atlantic Coast .5421 5. Big West .5367 6. Conference USA .5360 7. Southeastern .5333 8. Atlantic 10 .5305 9. Mountain West .5283 10. Western Athletic .5251 11. Ivy .5190 12. Horizon .5176 13. West Coast .5151 t14. Big East .5149 t14. Mid-American .5149 16. Missouri Valley .5084 17. Big Sky .5007 18. Colonial .4955 19. Southern .4715 20. Sun Belt .4611

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2002 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .6301 2. Big Ten .5871 3. Big 12 .5696 4. Atlantic Coast .5598 5. Southeastern .5522 6. Big West .5295 7. West Coast .5288 8. Western Athletic .5248 9. Mountain West .5230 10. Conference USA .5229 11. Big East .5201 12. Atlantic 10 .5145 13. Mid-American .5130 14. Big Sky .5079 15. Horizon .5076 16. Missouri Valley .4997 17. Colonial .4853 18. Ivy .4826 19. Southland .4779 20. Sun Belt .4630

2003 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .5953 2. Big Ten .5821 3. Big 12 .5789 4. West Coast .5648 5. Atlantic Coast .5630 6. Big West .5568 7. Mountain West .5387 8. Horizon .5292 9. Western Athletic .5244 10. Southeastern .5227 11. Big East .5223 12. Mid-American .5194 13. Conference USA .5167 14. Sun Belt .5030 15. Atlantic 10 .4984 16. Big Sky .4963 17. America East .4945 18. Missouri Valley .4899 19. Ivy .4772 20. Southland .4531

2004 Conference RPI 1. Big Ten .6092 2. Pacific-10 .5908 3. Big 12 .5846 4. Southeastern .5735 5. Atlantic Coast .5682 6. West Coast .5580 7. Western Athletic .5509 8. Big East .5418 9. Big West .5411 10. Mountain West .5117 11. Mid-American .5103 12. Missouri Valley .5072 13. Conference USA .5035 14. Colonial .4897 15. Southland .4858 16. Sun Belt .4675 17. Ivy .4647 18. America East .4608 19. Atlantic 10 .4601 20. Horizon .4570 2005 Conference RPI 1. Big Ten .6064 2. Pacific-10 .5966 3. Big 12 .5914 4. West Coast .5726 5. Southeastern .5723 6. Big East .5403 7. Western Athletic .5318 8. Big West .5311 9. Mountain West .5308 10. Atlantic Coast .5278 11. Mid-American .5245 12. Conference USA .5118 13. Atlantic 10 .4989 14. Big Sky .4897 15. Ivy .4829 16. Missouri Valley .4775 17. Sun Belt .4763 18. Colonial .4745 19. Big South .4590 20. America East .4542

NATIONAL RPI

2006 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .6381 2. Big Ten .6299 3. Big 12 .6121 4. Southeastern .5724 5. West Coast .5694 6. Mountain West .5291 7. Big West .5272 8. Atlantic Coast .5056 9. Conference USA .4990 10. Western Athletic .4961 11. Colonial .4959 12. Missouri Valley .4959 13. Big East .4911 14. Atlantic 10 .4880 15. Mid-American .4866 16. Ivy .4859 17. Big Sky .4729 18. OVC .4705 19. Sun Belt .4693 20. Horizon .4565

2007 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .6341 2. Big Ten .6088 3. Big 12 .5947 4. Mountain West .5646 5. Southeastern .5582 6. West Coast .5530 7. Big West .5203 8. Big East .5202 9. Atlantic Coast .5185 10. Conference USA .5092 11. Missouri Valley .5027 12. Atlantic 10 .4973 13. Mid-American .4873 14. Colonial .4858 15. Horizon .4843 16. Western Athletic .4835 17. America East .4820 18. Ivy .4707 19. Sun Belt .4694 20. Southland .4645

2008 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .6235 2. Big Ten .6140 3. Big 12 .5809 4. West Coast .5606 5. Conference USA .5473 6. Atlantic Coast .5435 7. Southeastern .5395 8. Mountain West .5326 9. Missouri Valley .5183 10. Big West .5102 11. Sun Belt .5064 12. Big East .4996 13. Mid-American .4971 14. Atlantic 10 .4956 15. Horizon .4945 16. Western Athletic .4843 17. Ivy .4733 18. Big Sky .4700 19. Colonial .4658 20. Southern .4631

2009 Conference RPI 1. Pacific-10 .6256 2. Big Ten .6213 3. Big 12 .5946 4. Southeastern .5576 5. Atlantic Coast .5463 6. Mountain West .5338 7. Missouri Valley .5270 8. West Coast .5264 9. Big East .5217 10. Big West .5205 11. Conference USA .5188 12. Atlantic 10 .5140 13. Mid-American .5031 14. Colonial .4955 15. Sun Belt .4814 16. Western Athletic .4663 17. Horizon .4654 18. Atlantic Sun .4574 19. Southland .4572 Southern .4572

In 2009, Hawai`i claimed its 10th-straight WAC Tournament title, playing at a neutral site at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas. The tournament returns to the Orleans in 2010.


FINAL YEARLY STATISTICAL RANKINGS(Top 50)

HITTING PERCENTAGE 1991 10. New Mexico .278 1992 19. San Diego State .2641995 26. San Diego State .2631996 6. Hawaiì .2921997 8. Colorado State .293 11. Brigham Young .258 29. San Diego State .2581998 6. Brigham Young .291 7. Hawaiì .290 30. Colorado State .2521999 15. Hawaiì .2782000 7. Hawaiì .2862001 11. Hawaiì .2952002 1. Hawaiì .3292003 3. Hawaiì .336 20. Rice .2702004 17. Rice .277 37. Hawaiì .2572005 14. Hawaiì .2802006 12. New Mexico State .273 19. Hawaiì .2662007 42. New Mexico State .2462008 9. Hawaiì .2832009 3. Hawai’i .381 KILLS PER SET 1990 5. New Mexico 16.49 7. Brigham Young 16.381991 4. New Mexico 16.951992 6. Brigham Young 16.58 11. New Mexico 16.21 14. Fresno State 15.81 15. San Diego State 15.80 18. Colorado State 15.631993 9. Brigham Young 16.27 10. New Mexico 16.24 13. Colorado State 16.181994 7. San Diego State 16.57 8. New Mexico 16.51 19. Brigham Young 16.191995 10. San Diego State 16.791996 13. San Diego State 17.21 25. New Mexico 16.661997 14. Colorado State 16.91 15. San Diego State 16.88 19. Brigham Young 16.751998 5. Hawaiì 18.04 13. UNLV 17.13 18. Colorado State 16.912000 20. Hawaiì 17.23 27. SMU 16.982001 5. Hawaiì 17.422002 1. Hawaiì 18.192003 2. Hawaiì 18.16 37. Fresno State 16.11 48. SMU 16.002004 15. Rice 16.90 20. Hawaiì 16.642005 25. Hawaiì 16.392006 36. Hawaiì 16.07 40. New Mexico State 16.032007 12. New Mexico State 16.79 20. Hawaiì 16.592008 5. Hawaiì 14.662009 12. Hawai’i 14.58 33. New Mexico State 13.89

ASSISTS PER SET 1990 3. New Mexico 15.64 15. Brigham Young 14.161991 2. New Mexico 15.781992 8. Brigham Young 14.41 9. New Mexico 14.38 19. Fresno State 13.781993 9. Colorado State 14.55 10. BrighamYoung 14.40 14. New Mexico 14.301994 7. San Diego State 14.93 18. Brigham Young 14.52 21. New Mexico 14.431995 7. San Diego State 15.17 19. Brigham Young 15.202000 18. SMU 15.69 21. Hawaiì 15.552001 1. Hawaiì 16.172002 1. Hawaiì 16.72 24. Nevada 14.812003 2. Hawaiì 16.78 40. Fresno State 14.692004 15. Rice 15.54 16. Hawaiì 15.44 42. Nevada 14.67 47. Fresno State 14.642005 18. Hawaiì 15.222006 31. Hawaiì 14.992007 15. New Mexico State 15.48 16. Hawaiì 15.45 2008 4. Hawaiì 13.712009 12. Hawai’i 13.56 46. New Mexico State 12.70

BLOCKS PER SET 1991 10. Brigham Young 3.181992 16. Utah 3.141993 1. Utah 3.65 6. UTEP 3.421994 16. UTEP 3.15 20. Brigham Young 3.08 27. San Diego State 3.011995 3. Brigham Young 3.54 26. San Diego State 3.041996 2. Brigham Young 3.74 5. Hawaiì 3.621997 4. Hawaiì 3.56 6. Brigham Young 3.32 13. Wyoming 3.16 27. Utah 2.921998 2. Brigham Young 3.93 8. Hawaiì 3.44 19. Wyoming 3.081999 1. Hawaiì 3.912000 12. Hawaiì 3.16 16. Rice 3.06 27. TCU 2.932001 25. Frensno State 2.892002 21. Hawaiì 2.87 24. Fresno State 2.822003 27. Fresno State 2.90 37. Rice 2.792004 3. Hawaiì 3.37 24. Rice 2.97 30. Nevada 2.892005 10. Hawaiì 3.392006 4. Hawaiì 3.52 2007 25. Utah State 3.03 41. Nevada 2.892008 2. Idaho 3.02 20. New Mexico State 2.61 33. Boise State 2.53

2009 1. Idaho 3.23 20. New Mexico State 2.66

DIGS PER SET 1994 24. New Mexico 18.231995 30. New Mexico 17.571996 4. New Mexico 19.972001 25. Hawaiì 17.64 2002 13. Hawaiì 18.792003 9. SMU 19.25 32. UTEP 17.68 38. Tulsa 17.452004 24. Fresno State 16.61 26. SMU 18.53 50. San Jose State 17.97

SERVICE ACES PER SET 1999 22. San Jose State 2.022009 17. Hawai’i 1.70

WON/LOSS PERCENTAGE 1995 12. San Diego State 27-5 (.844)1996 3. Hawaiì 35-3 (.921) 22. Brigham Young 27-7 (.794)1997 16. Brigham Young 29-6 (.829) 18. Colorado State 27-6 (.818)1998 6. Hawaiì 32-3 (.914) 8. Brigham Young 31-4 (.886)1999 3. Hawaiì 29-2 (.936) T25. San Jose State 25-6 (.807)2000 2. Hawaiì 31-2 (.939)2001 17. Hawaiì 29-6 (.829)2002 2. Hawaiì 34-2 (.944)2003 2. Hawaiì 36-2 (.947) 33. SMU 23-7 (.767) 37. Fresno State 21-7 (.750)2004 1. Hawaiì 30-1 (.968) 20. Rice 25-5 (833)2005 14. Hawaiì 27-7 (.794)2006 5. New Mexico State 33-4 (.892) 17. Hawaiì 29-6 (.829)2007 19. Hawaiì 27-6 (.818) 21. New Mexico State 26-6 (.813)2008 4. Hawaiì 31-5 (.886) 40. New Mexico State 26-9 (.743)2009 3. Hawai’i 32-3 (.914)

Hawaiì’s Jamie Houston (2005-2008) was sixth in the nation in kills per set in 2006 (5.49) and second in

2007 (5.51) .

NCAA STATISTICS - TEAM


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SERVICE ACES PER SET1991 11. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 0.7071992 12. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 0.6781997 20. Sara Shakula, UU 0.5361999 T24. Darcy Walker, SJSU 0.4782002 11. Kim Willoughby, UH 0.6972003 17. Kim Willoughby, UH 0.6202004 13. Kassiana Urnau, TU 0.602 44. Rebeca Pazo, RU 0.5002008 20. Amber Kaufman, UH 0.4702009 12. Aneli Cubi-Otuneru, UH 0.500 46. Amber Kaufman, UH 0.400

ASSISTS PER SET1990 5. Carla Gee, BYU 12.76 15. Kim Smith, UW 12.281992 5. Charlene Johnson, BYU 13.12 7. Brenda Gregersen, FS 12.85 17. Ginger Kidd, CSU 12.31 18. Pam Hope, SDSU 12.261993 3. Ginger Kidd, CSU 13.671994 9. Andrea Clark, SDSU 13.37 23. Brenda Gregersen, FS 12.63 30. Charlene Johnson, BYU 12.301995 11. Andrea Clark, SDSU 13.471996 28. Analisa Saylor, CSU 13.031997 6. Anna-Lena Smith, BYU 13.96 9. Analisa Saylor, CSU 13.85 15. Andrea Clark, SDSU 13.661998 5. Nikki Hubbert, UH 14.61 17. Meri-de Boyer, NEVLV 13.742000 18. Tara Hatfield, SMU 13.702001 18. Margaret Vakasausau, UH 12.732002 T20. Jill Couwenhoven, NEV 13.002003 7. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 13.68 25. Kristina Hoban, RU 12.98 32. Jessica Mihm, SMU 12.67 35. Robyn Keune, FS 12.652004 12. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 13.62 21. Kristina Hobanm, RU 13.21 27. Jessica Mihm, SMU 13.052005 6. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 13.852006 17. Kanoe Kamanaò, UH 13.312007 29. Stephahie Brandt, UH 12.75 50. Chelsea Fowles, USU 12.452008 20. Dani Mafua, UH 11.202009 11. Dani Mafua, UH 11.78

DIGS PER SET1992 18. Sharon Browning, UNM 4.231995 29. Tricia Tuley, FS 3.921996 16. Jenny Pavley, UNM 4.18 26. Christy Crank, UTEP 4.031997 16. Diana Nalbandian, FS 4.292002 26. Kristen Peterson, SMU 4.38

Idaho’s Haley Larsen (2005-2008) finished the 2007 season seventh in the nation in kills per set (5.39).

FINAL YEARLY STATISTICAL RANKINGS(Top 50)

HITTING PERCENTAGE 1990 16. Pauline Manser, UNM .3641991 8. Pauline Manser, UNVM .3851993 13. Jennifer Hamilton, SDSU .3771994 17. Jennifer Hamilton, SDSU .3751995 7. Jennifer Hamilton, SDSU .4101996 4. Angelica LjNEVgquist, UH .4171997 21. Amy Steele Gant, BYU .369 24. Cecelia Goods, UH .368 25. Judy Rexroth, CSU .3671998 11. Heather Bown, UH .3891999 12. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU .382 22. Heather Bown, UH .3642000 16. Maja Gustin, UH .368 24. Jacqui Nosan, UTEP .3572002 10. Lauren Duggins, UH .3962003 24. Kim Willoughby, UH .373 28. Rebecca Kainz, RU .369 30. Maja Gustin, UH .367 45. Lauren Duggins, UH .3592004 6. Victoria Prince, UH .4112005 9. Victoria Prince, UH .4022006 18. Amber Simpson, NMSU .387 24. Kim Oguh, NMSU .3772008 20. Amber Kaufman, UH .3802009 4. Amber Kaufman, UH .431

KILLS PER SET1990 3. Tea Nieminen, BYU 5.22 18. Jill Johnson, CSU 4.57 20. Maria Gurreri, UNM 4.551991 17. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 4.691992 7. Gracie Schutt, SDSU 5.09 12. Tea Nieminen, BYU 4.921993 8. Nicole Chen, FS 4.931994 12. Ginger Ernest, SDSU 4.991996 8. Jill Pape, TCU 5.331997 16. Amy Steele Gant, BYU 5.13 25. Martina Vitkova-Engels, SDSU 4.811998 28. Heather Bown, UH 4.741999 6. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 5.60 20. Anamie Buckelew, FS 4.962000 11. Joslynn Gallop, SJSU 5.432001 1. Kim Willoughby, UH 7.20 22. Brianna Blair, SJSU 4.662002 2. Kim Willoughby, UH 6.31 14. Lily Kahumoku, UH 5.27 21. Michelle More, NEV 5.04 27. Rebeca Pazo, RU 4.932003 3. Kim Willoughby, UH 6.60 8. Rebeca Pazo, RU 5.76 12. Kimberly Noble, SJSU 5.49 20. Kristen Fenton, FS 5.21 48. Lily Kahumoku, UH 4.522004 15. Joyce Silva, TU 5.22 33. Salaia Salaveà, NEV 4.88 40. Beth Karasek, SMU 4.67 49. Christianna Reneau, FS 4.532006 6. Jamie Houston, UH 5.492007 2. Jamie Houston, UH 5.51 7. Haley Larsen, UI 5.39 11. Amanda Nielson, USU 5.17 28. Teal Ericson, NEV 4.782008 11. Haley Larsen, UI 4.44 34 Jamie Houston, UH 4.052009 33. Kanani Danielson, UH 4.23 48. Kayleigh Giddens, NMSU 4.00

2003 34. Jessie Shull, SJSU 4.302004 34. Jessie Shull, SJSU 5.34 49. Heather Anderson, LTU 4.932006 12. Jessie Shull, SJSU 5.492007 48. Krystal Torres, NMSU 5.32

BLOCKS PER SET1992 12. Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 1.551993 1. Mikki Kane-Barton, UU 2.05 7. Cynthia Ruelas, UTEP 1.701994 10. Cynthia Ruelas, UTEP 1.641995 14. Amy Steele, BYU 1.55 15. Melanie Williams, CSU 1.55 21. Kristina Dzelme, UW 1.51 23. Ann-Mari Lindqvist, BYU 1.501996 1. Angelica LjNEVgquist, UH 1.92 9. Amy Steele, BYU 1.67 25. Kristina Dzelme, UW 1.45 27. Rachel Greene, BYU 1.44 30. Korie Rogers, BYU 1.411997 2. Cecelia Goods, UH 1.98 4. Cynthia Macias, UTEP 1.73 5. Amy Steele Gant, BYU 1.661998 1. Nina Puikkonen, BYU 2.17 9. Heather Bown, UH 1.69 15. Melody Friehauf, UW 1.551999 1. Heather Bown, UH 2.252000 10. Maja Gustin, UH 1.602001 21. ShaNEVa McQuaid, FS 1.442004 5. Tessa Kuykendall, RU 1.74 12. Victoria Prince, UH 1.63 16. Heather Malaschak, BSU 1.59 40. Salaia Salaveà, NEV 1.422005 18. Victoria Prince, UH 1.562006 12. Kari Gregory, UH 1.59 28. Juliana Sanders, UH 1.48 48. Kim Oguh, NMSU 1.392007 27. Lindsay Baldwin, NEV 1.472008 12. Anna McKinney, UI 1.42 27. Amber Simpson, NMSU 1.29 44. Lydia Blaha, BSU 1.162009 6. Anna McKinney, UI 1.50 11. Debbie Pederson, UI 1.46 20. Brittany Hewitt, UH 1.33 26. Brianna Clarke, FS 1.30

Nevada’s Jill Couwenhoven (1999-02) ranked 20th nationally in assists per set in 2002 (13.00).

NCAA STATISTICS - INDIVIDUAL


Friday, Aug. 27Louisiana Tech vs. Northwestern State, 10 a.m. (Arkansas State Tournament)New Mexico State vs. Florida International, 10 a.m. (Florida State Tournament)San Jose State at North Dakota, 1 p.m. (North Dakota Tournament)Nevada vs. Utah Valley, 4 p.m. (Missouri Tournament)Idaho vs. Weber State, 4:30 p.m. (Washington State Classic)Boise State vs. South Dakota State, 5 p.m. (Air Force Tournament)Louisiana Tech vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 5 p.m. (Arkansas State Tournament)New Mexico State at Florida State, 5 p.m. (Florida State Tournament)UC Riverside at Fresno State, 7 p.m. (Fresno State Classic)San Diego at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m. (Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational)

Saturday, Aug. 28San Jose State vs. Gonzaga, 9:30 a.m. (North Dakota Tournament) Boise State vs. Long Island, noon (Air Force Tournament)Santa Clara at Fresno State, noon (Fresno State Classic)Idaho vs. UC Irvine, noon (Washington State Classic)Nevada at Missouri, noon (Missouri Tournament)Utah State vs. UC Davis, 1 p.m. (Utah Tournament)San Jose State vs. Drake, 2:30 p.m. (North Dakota Tournament)Louisiana Tech at Arkansas State, 3 p.m. (Arkansas State Tournament)New Mexico State vs. Florida A&M, 3 p.m. (Florida State Tournament)Nevada vs. Maryland, 4 p.m. (Missouri Tournament)Boise State at Air Force, 7 p.m. (Air Force Tournament)Oregon at Fresno State, 7 p.m. (Fresno State Classic)Kansas State at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m. (Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational)Idaho at Washington State, 7 p.m. (Washington State Classic)Utah State at Utah, 7 p.m. (Utah Tournament)

Sunday, Aug. 29UCLA at Hawaiì (KFVE), 5 p.m. (Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational)

Tuesday, Aug. 31Weber State at Utah State, 7 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 1Cal State Bakersfield at New Mexico State, 7 p.m.Saint Mary’s at San Jose State, 7 p.m. (SJSU/SMC Tournament)

Thursday, Sept. 2Fresno State vs. Air Force, 7 p.m.Idaho vs. Santa Clara, 7 p.m. (Pacific Tournament)UCLA at San Jose State, 7 p.m. (SJSU/SMC Tournament)

Friday, Sept. 3Louisiana Tech vs. Texas-Pan American, 10 a.m. (UTA Tournament)Utah State vs. San Diego State, 10 a.m. (Arizona State Tournament)Gonzaga at Boise State, 5 p.m. (Northwest Challenge)Utah State vs. Seattle, 5 p.m. (Arizona State Tournament)Weber State at Nevada, 6 p.m. (Nevada Invitational)Michigan State at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m. (Hawaiian Airlines Wahine Classic)Idaho at Pacific, 7 p.m. (Pacific Tournament)Louisiana Tech at UT Arlington, 7 p.m. (UTA Tournament)UTEP at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 7 p.m.UC Riverside at San Jose State, 7 p.m. (SJSU/SMC Tournament)

Saturday, Sept. 4Louisiana Tech vs. Arkansas-Little Rock, 10 a.m. (UTA Tournament)Belmont at Nevada, noon (Nevada Invitational)Washington at Boise State, 1 p.m. (Northwest Challenge)Fresno State at Utah Valley, 1 p.m.Utah State at Arizona State, 1 p.m. (Arizona State Tournament)Louisiana Tech vs. Mississippi State, 2:30 p.m. (UTA Tournament)Portland State at Boise State, 7 p.m. (Northwest Challenge)New Mexico at Hawaiì, 7 p.m. (Hawaiian Airlines Wahine Classic)Notre Dame at Nevada, 7 p.m. (Nevada Invitational)

Sunday, Sept. 5USC at Hawaiì (KFVE), 5 p.m. (Hawaiian Airlines Wahine Classic)

Tuesday, Sept. 7Utah Valley at Boise State, 7 p.m.Jackson State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m.New Mexico State at UTEP, 7 p.m.San Jose State at Sacramento State, 7 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 8Boise State at Weber State, 7 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 9San Diego State at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m. (Honolulu Advertiser Challenge)

Friday, Sept. 10Northern Arizona at Nevada, noon (Wolf Pack Invitational)New Mexico State vs. Rice, 3:30 p.m. (LSU Tournament)Fresno State vs. Seton Hall, 4:30 p.m. (Hilton Garden Inn Classic)Boise State vs. Portland, 5 p.m. (Wyoming Cowgirl Classic)Grambling State at Louisiana Tech, 5 p.m. (Louisiana Tech Tournament)UC Irvine at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m. (Honolulu Advertiser Challenge)Eastern Washington at Idaho, 7 p.m.

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Southeastern Louisiana at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. (Louisiana Tech Tournament)Arizona at Nevada, 7 p.m. (Wolf Pack Invitational)Utah State at Montana, 7 p.m. (Montana Tournament)Portland State at San Jose State, 8 p.m. (SJSU Tournament)

Saturday, Sept. 11Utah State vs. Temple, 10 a.m. (Montana Tournament)Boise State vs. UT-Arlington, 11 a.m. (Wyoming Cowgirl Classic)Seattle at San Jose State, 11 a.m. (SJSU Tournament)New Mexico State vs. North Carolina, 11:30 a.m. (LSU Tournament)Fresno State vs. UC Davis, noon (Hilton Garden Inn Classic)Centenary at Louisiana Tech, 2 p.m. (Louisiana Tech Tournament)Pacific at Nevada, 2 p.m. (Wolf Pack Invitational)Utah State vs. North Dakota, 4:30 p.m. (Montana Tournament)Boise State at Wyoming, 7 p.m. (Wyoming Cowgirl Classic)Fresno State at California, 7 p.m. (Hilton Garden Inn Classic)Saint Mary’s at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m. (Honolulu Advertiser Challenge)New Mexico State at LSU, 7 p.m. (LSU Tournament)Cal State Bakersfield at San Jose State, 7 p.m. (SJSU Tournament)

Sunday, Sept. 12Montana State at Idaho, 11 a.m.

Tuesday, Sept. 14New Mexico State at New Mexico, 7 p.m.Utah State at Brigham Young, 7 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 17Loyola Marymount at Utah State, 10 a.m. (Utah State Tournament)New Mexico State vs. Pepperdine, 11:30 a.m. (Arizona Tournament)Louisiana Tech vs. Houston, 3 p.m. (Nicholls State Tournament)Boise State vs. High Point, 4:30 p.m. (Mizuno Wildcat Classic)Idaho vs. Seattle, 4:30 p.m. (Gonzaga Tournament)Nevada vs. Portland, 4:30 p.m. (UC Davis Tournament)San Jose State vs. Xavier, 4:30 p.m. (UNLV Classic)New Mexico State vs. Texas State, 6 p.m. (Arizona Tournament)Sacramento State at Fresno State, 7 p.m. (Fresno State Invitational)Brigham Young at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m.Utah Valley at Utah State, 7 p.m. (Utah State Tournament)

Saturday, Sept. 18Boise State vs. Eastern Michigan, 10 a.m. (Mizuno Wildcat Classic)Idaho vs. Wyoming, 10 a.m. (Gonzaga Tournament)

Louisiana Tech vs. Southeastern Louisiana, 10 a.m. (Nicholls State Tournament)Nevada vs. UC Davis, 11:30 a.m. (UC Davis Tournament)USC at Fresno State, noon (Fresno State Invitational)UC Riverside at Utah State, noon (Utah State Tournament)San Jose State at UNLV, 12:30 p.m. (UNLV Classic)New Mexico State at Arizona, 2 p.m. (Arizona Tournament)Louisiana Tech at Nicholls State, 4 p.m. (Nicholls State Tournament)Nevada vs. Oregon State, 4:30 p.m. (UC Davis Tournament)San Jose State vs. Cal State Northridge, 4:30 p.m. (UNLV Classic)Boise State at Davidson, 7 p.m. (Mizuno Wildcat Classic)Cal State Bakersfield at Fresno State, 7 p.m. (Fresno State Invitational)Brigham Young at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m.Idaho at Gonzaga, 7 p.m. (Gonzaga Tournament)

Thursday, Sept. 23*New Mexico State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m.*Boise State at San Jose State, 7 p.m.*Utah State at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m.*Idaho at Fresno State, 7 p.m.

Friday, Sept. 24*Nevada at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m.

Saturday, Sept. 25*Boise State at Fresno State, 7 p.m.*Louisiana Tech at New Mexico State, 7 p.m.*Idaho at San Jose State, 7 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 27Nevada at UNLV, 5 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 29*Idaho at Boise State, 7 p.m.*Hawaiì at New Mexico State (ESPNU), 8 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 30*Fresno State at Utah State, 7 p.m.*San Jose State at Nevada, 7 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 1*Hawaiì at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 2Louisiana Tech at Grambling State, 6:30 p.m.*Boise State at Idaho, 7 p.m.*Fresno State at Nevada, 7 p.m.*San Jose State at Utah State, 7 p.m.

Sunday, Oct. 3Arizona at New Mexico State (FSN Arizona), 5:30 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 4*San Jose State at Idaho, 7 p.m.

Tuesday, Oct. 5Idaho State at Boise State, 7 p.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 6*Utah State at Idaho (ESPNU), 7 p.m.



Thursday, Oct. 7*Nevada at Boise State, 7 p.m.*Louisiana Tech at Fresno State, 7 p.m.*New Mexico State at San Jose State, 7 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 9*New Mexico State at Fresno State, 1 p.m.*Utah State at Boise State, 3 p.m.*Nevada at Idaho, 7 p.m.*Louisiana Tech at San Jose State, 7 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 14*Boise State at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 7 p.m.*Idaho at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 15*San Jose State at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m.*Utah State at Nevada, 7 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 16*Idaho at New Mexico State, 7 p.m.*Boise State at Louisiana Tech, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, Oct. 17*Fresno State at Hawaiì (KFVE), 5 p.m.*Nevada at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 7 p.m.

Tuesday, Oct. 19Pacific at San Jose State, 7 p.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 20Fresno State at Cal State Bakersfield, 6 p.m.Boise State at Utah Valley, 7 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 21*New Mexico State at Nevada, 7 p.m.*Louisiana Tech at Utah State, 7 p.m.*Hawaiì at Idaho (ESPNU), 8 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 23*Fresno State at San Jose State, 1 p.m.*Hawaiì at Boise State, 7 p.m.*Louisiana Tech at Nevada, 7 p.m.*New Mexico State at Utah State, 8:30 p.m.

Monday, Oct. 25*Fresno State at Boise State, 7 p.m.*Hawaiì at Utah State (ESPNU), 8 p.m.

Thursday, Oct. 28Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Louisiana Tech, 2 p.m.*Nevada at Fresno State, 7 p.m.*Utah State at San Jose State, 7 p.m.

Friday, Oct. 29*Boise State at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 30*Utah State at Fresno State, 7 p.m.*Nevada at San Jose State, 7 p.m.Louisiana Tech at Houston Baptist, TBA

Sunday, Oct. 31*New Mexico State at Hawaiì (KFVE), 5 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 1*Louisiana Tech at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m.

Thursday, Nov. 4*Boise State at Utah State, 7 p.m.*Fresno State at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 7 p.m.*Idaho at Nevada, 7 p.m.*San Jose State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 5Hawaiì Pacific at Hawaiì, 7 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 6 *Boise State at Nevada, 1 p.m.*San Jose State at New Mexico State, 7 p.m.*Idaho at Utah State, 7 p.m.*Fresno State at Louisiana Tech, 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Nov. 11*Louisiana Tech at Boise State, 7 p.m.*Hawaiì at Fresno State, 7 p.m.*New Mexico State at Idaho, 7 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 12*Nevada at Utah State, 7 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 13*Hawaiì at San Jose State, 1 p.m.*New Mexico State at Boise State, 7 p.m.*Louisiana Tech at Idaho, 7 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 14*Hawaiì at Nevada, 6 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 15 *San Jose State at Boise State, 7 p.m.*Fresno State at Idaho, 7 p.m.*Utah State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 17*Utah State at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 7 p.m.

Thursday, Nov. 18 *San Jose State at Fresno State, 7 p.m.*Idaho at Hawaiì (KFVE), 7 p.m.*Nevada at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 22WAC Tournament Quarterfinal Match 1, 5 p.m.WAC Tournament Quarterfinal Match 2, 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 23WAC Tournament Semifinal Match 1, 5 p.m.WAC Tournament Semifinal Match 2, 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 24WAC Tournament Championship Match (ESPNU), 6:30 p.m.

Thursday-Saturday, Dec. 2-5 NCAA First and Second Rounds

Thursday-Sunday, Dec. 9-11 NCAA Regionals

Thursday & Saturday, Dec. 16 & 18 NCAA Championship

*WAC MatchAll Times Local/Subject to Change


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