2014 Alaska Anchorage Volleyball Media Guide

AUGUST29 SEAWOLF ALUMNI (exh.) 7 pm

SEPTEMBER5-6 SPRINGHILL SUITES INVITATIONAL 5 SAINT LEO 9 am 5 LIU POST 7 pm 6 LIU POST 9 am 6 SAINT LEO 7 pm

11 vs Azusa Pacifi c^ 8:30 am12 at Cal Baptist^ 2:45 pm12 vs Point Loma Nazarene^ 7:30 pm13 vs Dixie State^ 1:30 pm

16 at Western Washington* 6 pm17 at Simon Fraser* 6 pm20 MONTANA ST. BILLINGS* 7 pm22 SEATTLE PACIFIC* 7 pm25 at Northwest Nazarene* 5 pm27 at Central Washington* 6 pm

OCTOBER 2 SAINT MARTIN’S* 7 pm 4 WESTERN OREGON* 7 pm11 ALASKA FAIRBANKS* 2 pm16 at Seattle Pacifi c* 6 pm18 at Montana State Billings* 5 pm23 CENTRAL WASHINGTON* 7 pm25 NORTHWEST NAZARENE* 7 pm30 at Western Oregon* 6 pm

NOVEMBER 1 at Saint Martin’s* 6 pm 8 at Alaska Fairbanks* 3 pm13 SIMON FRASER* 7:30 pm15 WESTERN WASHINGTON* 7:30 pm20-22 NCAA Div. II West Regionals

DECEMBER4-6 NCAA Div. II Elite Eight

^ GNAC/PacWest Cross-Over — Riverside, Calif.* Great Northwest Athletic Conference matchHome matches in CAPS at Alaska Airlines CenterAll times Alaska

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CREDITS: The 2014 UAA Volleyball media guide was written, edited, designed and compiled by UAA Media Relations Director Nate Sagan. Cover design by Emma Renly. Primary photography by Sam Wasson. It is the policy of UAA to provide services and benefits to all students and employees without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability or status as a Vietnam-era veteran. This official publication was released by the University of Alaska Anchorage to promote Seawolf Volleyball.

2014 Seawolf Schedule ............................................................................. Inside Front CoverQuick Facts/Table of Contents/Media Information ...............................................................12014 Season Preview .............................................................................................................2

COACHING STAFF/ROSTER2014 Seawolf Roster ..............................................................................................................3Head Coach Chris Green .......................................................................................................4Assistant Coaches & Support Staff .......................................................................................5

SEAWOLF PLAYER PROFILESReturning Players SENIOR: Quinn Barker ......................................................................................................6 SENIOR: Brooke Pottle .....................................................................................................7 SENIOR: Maureen Sabado ................................................................................................8 Erin Braun ..........................................................................................................................9 Morgan Hooe ....................................................................................................................10 Sarah Johnson ...................................................................................................................11 Julia Mackey .....................................................................................................................12 Caitlin McInerney .............................................................................................................13 Breanne Sytnyk ................................................................................................................14 Katelynn Zanders ..............................................................................................................15Newcomers Taliyah Edwards / Kristi Farley / Cassidy Giese / Kayla McGlathery ............................16 Rachel Rutherford / Leah Swiss .......................................................................................17

UAA STATISTICS/RECORDS/HISTORY2013 Seawolf Year in Review .............................................................................................18Great Northwest Athletic Conference & Seawolf Facilities ...............................................19Seawolf Record Book: All-Time Team Records & Individual Records ........................................................ 20-21 Career & Single-Season Leaders............................................................................... 22-23 Year-by-Year Statistics ...................................................................................................24 All-Time Results ....................................................................................................... 24-28 Records vs. All Opponents ..............................................................................................29 All-Time Letterwinners ...................................................................................................30 Honor Roll ................................................................................................................. 31-32

UAA & ALASKAUAA Athletic Staff and Administration ..............................................................................33This Is UAA! .......................................................................................................................34Anchorage & Alaska ..................................................................................Inside Back CoverThe Alaska Airlines Center ................................................................................. Back Cover

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GENERAL INFORMATIONName: University of Alaska AnchorageWebsite: GoSeawolves.comLocation: Alaska Airlines Center 3550 Providence Dr. Anchorage, AK 99508Founded: 1977Enrollment: 17,202Nickname: SeawolvesColors: Green & GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Great Northwest Athletic Conf.Chancellor: Tom CaseDirector of Athletics: Keith HackettAthletic Dept. Phone: 907-786-1250Ticket Office Phone: 907-786-1562

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Chris Green, 7th year (111-60) Alma Mater: Nebraska (’91) Phone: 907-786-1226 Email: [email protected] Coach: Nicky Rose, 15th year Alma Mater: Texas State (‘00) Phone: 907-786-4855 Email: [email protected] Assistant: Gaynor Johansen, 5th yearVolunteer Assistant: Siobhan Johansen, 1st yearAthletic Trainer: Chris Volk, 21st year

TEAM INFORMATION2013 Overall/GNAC Record: 21-10/15-32013 GNAC Finish: 2nd of 10Letterwinners Returning: 7Starters Returning: 4+liberoRedshirts Returning: 1Letterwinners Lost: 2Newcomers: 2Home Arena: Alaska Airlines Center (5,000)

PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Volleyball: 1980All-Time Record: 531-489 (.521)NCAA Appearances: 6 (’89, ’90, ’09, ’10, ’11, ’13)

MEDIA RELATIONS STAFFDirector/Volleyball Contact: Nate Sagan Office Phone: 907-786-1295 E-Mail: [email protected] SID Fax: 907-563-4565 Courtside Phone: 907-786-4877Associate Media Relations Dir.: Dallas Baldwin Office: 907-786-4625 E-Mail: [email protected]

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Anchorage Daily NewsBeth Bragg — Sports Editor1001 Northway Drive, Anchorage, AK 99504Phone: (907) 257-4335

KTUU-TV (NBC – Channel 2)Kevin Wells — Sports Director701 E. Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99503Phone: (907) 762-9228

KTVA-TV (CBS Ch. 11)Dave Goldman — Sports Director1001 Northway Dr., #202, Anchorage, AK 99507Phone: (907) 274-1111

KYUR/KTBY-TV (ABC Ch. 13/FOX Ch. 4)John Thompson — Sports Director2700 E. Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99507Phone: (907) 561-1313

KTZN Radio (550 AM, ESPN) Kurt Haider — Sports Director800 E. Dimond #3-370, Anchorage, AK 99515Phone: (907) 522-1515

KAFC Radio (93.7 FM)Tom Steigleman – General Manager6401 E. Northern Lights Blvd.Anchorage, AK 99504Phone: (907) 377-2020

The Northern LightUniversity of Alaska Anchorage3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508Phone: (907) 786-1567

KRUA Radio (88.1 FM)University of Alaska Anchorage3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508Phone: (907) 786-6803

MEDIA GUIDELINESFor credentials or interview requests, please contact the UAA Media Relations office at least one day in advance. Media Relations produces weekly press releases and game notes complete with statistics for each sport during the season.

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is the Seawolves’ lone returning SETTER, having split time in a ‘6-2’ offensive set last year. The former Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year showed impressive flashes as a rookie, including big performances in wins over 7th-ranked Western Washington and Seattle Pacific. True freshman Kristi Farley comes to UAA from Las Vegas, where she earned all-league honors and was a three-year start-ing setter at Centennial High. Green expects Farley, along with JC transfer Rachel Rutherford, to give the Seawolves several options in terms of offensive attacks. Rutherford (Pomona, Calif./Arizona Western Coll.) will also play DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST and provide yet another back-row talent to go along with reign-ing GNAC Newcomer of the Year Quinn Barker. Barker, a senior from Southern California, was UAA’s full-time LIBERO in 2013, ranking fourth in the GNAC with 4.64 digs per set and capturing GNAC Red Lion Defensive Player of the Week honors three times. Green will also welcome a pair of walk-ons from the Alaska prep ranks in 2014 as Dimond’s Taliyah Edwards and Palmer’s Cassidy Giese join the roster.

Like Sabado, returning junior Caitlin McInerney gives UAA an option at both right-side and MIDDLE BLOCKER. The former JC transfer played sporadically in her first year with the program, but Green says she was perhaps the team’s most improved player during spring practice. UAA also has two true middle blockers with the ability to be among the best in the league with reigning GNAC Freshman of the Year Erin Braun and Breanne Sytnyk. Braun, a 6-foot Southern Californian, was UAA’s Most Improved Player in 2013, breaking the 32-year-old freshman record with a .312 attack percentage, while rais-ing her numbers to .325 att%, 1.46 kps and 1.07 bps in league contests. Sytnyk is back from an injury redshirt season in 2013. The Manitoban ranked second on the team and 12th in the GNAC with 0.84 blocks per set as a true freshman in 2012, along with a .233 attack percentage. An experienced transfer, Texas A&M-Kingsville transfer Kayla McGlathery also joins the competition in the middle. An Idaho native, she started every match for her old club in 2013, registering a .207 attack percentage and 0.70 bps. Returning sophomore Morgan Hooe

Coming off his program’s fourth NCAA Tournament berth in the last five sea-

sons, Alaska Anchorage head coach has good reason for to believe the 2014 Seawolves will compete for a Great Northwest Athletic Conference championship and yet another playoff bid. The optimism surrounding the Seawolf program stems from that fact that nine returning players – all of whom saw regular action – return from last year’s club that went 21-10 and finished runner-up by just one match in the GNAC standings. “I’m really excited about this year because I think we have more competitive depth at every position than at any time since I’ve been here,” said Green, who begins his seventh season at UAA with a 111-60 record. “Our players should push each other in practice, and I think we’ll have excellent leadership with eight upperclass-men on the roster.” At no position is the Seawolves’ depth more apparent than at OUTSIDE and RIGHT-SIDE HITTER, where return-ing AVCA Second Team All-American Katelynn Zanders leads a talented core. The 5-9 junior from Anchorage (South HS) ranked third in the GNAC with 3.69 kills per set and led the team with 13 double-doubles, capturing All-GNAC honors as well. Zanders begins 2014 No. 4 all-time at UAA in kills average and is on pace to reach 1,000 career kills this season. Former JC transfer Brooke Pottle, 5-9 from Peoria, Ariz., came on strong in her first season, notching 2.31 kills and 2.66 digs per set to rank third on the team in both categories. Pottle will be joined by fellow veteran Sarah Johnson on the outside. Johnson, a 6-1 junior from Anchorage, has played in every set her first two campaigns, while maintaining a 4.0 overall grade-point average. Making the position even stronger, former Dimond High star Leah Swiss will try to crack the lineup as a true freshman. On the opposite side, two-time All-GNAC performer Julia Mackey should return fully recovered from a knee injury that brought an early end to her 2013 campaign. Before bad luck struck, the Fairbanks prod-uct helped boost UAA to a 9-0 GNAC start with league numbers of 3.53 kps and .348 attack percentage, and captured a GNAC Player of the Week award in September. Complementing Mackey on the right side will be yet another former Alaska prep star in senior Maureen Sabado. After bat-tling an injury early in 2012, the Kodiak product bounced back last year to provide a consistent presence, averaging 1.54 kills and 0.63 blocks to aid the playoff push.

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NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT YR EXP HOMETOWN (High School/Previous Team) PRONUNCIATION 1 Quinn Barker L 5-4 Sr. 1V Mission Viejo, Calif. (Trabuco Hills HS/C. Arizona Coll.) 2 Morgan Hooe S 5-7 So. 1V Anchorage (South HS) HO 3 Maureen Sabado RS 5-10 Sr. 2V Kodiak (Kodiak HS/San Diego City College) SAH-bah-doh 4 Sarah Johnson OH 6-1 Jr. 2V Anchorage (South HS) 5 Breanne Sytnyk MB 6-0 So. 1V Shoal Lake, Manitoba (Shoal Lake Collegiate) SIT-nick 6 Julia Mackey RS 5-11 Jr. 2V Fairbanks (West Valley HS) 7 Leah Swiss OH 6-0 Fr. HS Anchorage (Dimond HS) 8 Caitlin McInerney MB/RS 5-11 Jr. 1V Laramie, Wyo. (Laramie HS/Western Wyoming CC) MACK-in-er-nee 10 Kristi Farley S 5-6 Fr. HS Las Vegas, Nev. (Centennial HS) 12 Kayla McGlathery MB 6-0 So. TR Coeur d’Alene, Idaho (CHS/Texas A&M-Kingsville) 13 Brooke Pottle OH 5-8 Sr. 1V Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial HS/Glendale CC) rhymes with ‘bottle’ 14 Katelynn Zanders OH 5-9 Jr. 2V Anchorage (South HS) 15 Erin Braun MB 6-0 So. 1V San Bernardino, Calif. (Cajon HS) BRAWN RS Taliyah Edwards DS/OH 5-8 Fr. HS Anchorage (Dimond HS) tuh-LEE-uh RS Cassidy Giese DS 5-4 Fr. HS Palmer (Palmer HS) GEESE RS Rachel Rutherford DS/S 5-4 Jr. TR Pomona, Calif. (Diamond Ranch HS/Ariz. Western Coll.)HEAD COACH: Chris Green (Nebraska ’91), 7th season, 111-60ASSISTANT COACH: Nicky Rose (Texas State ’00), 15th seasonSTUDENT ASSISTANT: Gaynor Johansen, 5th seasonVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT: Siobhan Johansen, 1st season

ROSTER BY CLASSSeniors (3)Barker, Po le, SabadoJuniors (5)Johnson, Mackey, McInerney, Rutherford, ZandersSophomores (4)Braun, Hooe, McGlathery, SytnykFreshmen (4)Edwards, Farley, Giese, Swiss

Alaska (7)Edwards, Giese, Hooe, Johnson, Mackey, Sabado, Swiss, ZandersCalifornia (2)Barker, Braun, RutherfordArizona (1)Po le

Idaho (1)McGlatheryNevada (1)FarleyWyoming (1)McInerneyCanada (1)Sytnyk

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SEAWOLVESFirst Row (le -to-right): Quinn Barker, Kris Farley, Cassidy Giese, Katelynn Zanders, Morgan Hooe, Rachel Rutherford, Taliyah Edwards, Brooke Po le

Back Row (l-to-r): Caitlin McInerney, Julia Mackey, Breanne Sytnyk, Kayla McGlathery, Sarah Johnson, Leah Swiss, Erin Braun, Maureen Sabado

Def. SpecialistsEdwardsGieseRutherfordLiberosBarkerOutside Hi ersEdwardsJohnsonPo leSwissZanders

Right-Side Hi ersMackeyMcInerneySabadoMiddle BlockersBraunMcGlatheryMcInerneySytnykSe ersFarleyHooeRutherford

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record that culminated in the 2007 NJCAA Div. I national champion-ship. The Cougars finished in the top 10 at the national tournament in all of Green’s seasons. In his final three seasons, WNCC went 163-7 and finished national runner-up in 2006. Under Green’s tutelage, the Cougars earned a total of 10 first-team and six second-team All-America certificates and regularly placed players at NCAA Div. I and II programs. WNCC’s players also found success in the classroom, with the team maintaining a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average in all nine of his seasons. In 2011, Green was inducted into the NJCAA’s Hall of Fame (encompassing all sports) for his accomplishments at WNCC. The Gering, Neb., native also coached seven years at the prep level, including a 4-year stint at Kauai High School in Lihue, Hawaii. Green earned a bachelor of science in mathematics from the University of Nebraska in 1991, and received his master’s degree from the University of Wyoming in 1995.

CHRIS GREENHead Coach • 7th Season

In six seasons at the helm of the Alaska Anchorage volleyball program, head

coach Chris Green has led the Seawolves to one of the most remarkable turn-arounds in collegiate volleyball, making the Seawolves into annual contenders in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference and capturing four NCAA Tournament appearances in the past five years.

The 2013 campaign saw Green’s Seawolves finish 21-10 — mark-ing the program’s unprecedented sixth straight winning season — and earn an NCAA trip, where they lost to eventual national runner-up BYU-Hawaii. With its 15-3 GNAC record, UAA was runner-up by just one match, placing fourth or higher in the 10-team league for the fifth straight year as well. Green captured the GNAC’s co-Coach of the Year award, while producing the league’s Freshman (Erin Braun) and Newcomer and Newcomer (Quinn Barker) of the Year. With Katelynn Zanders earning AVCA All-America honors in 2013, Green has now coached three All-Americans, three honorable mention All-Americans, two GNAC Players of the Year, four GNAC Newcomers of the Year, two Freshmen of the Year, and 10 All-GNAC First Team selections in his tenure at UAA. The 2010 and 2011 squads recorded identical 18-9 marks and advanced to the NCAAs, with the 2011 team coming just one win shy of sharing the Great Northwest Athletic Conference title. After being picked to finish seventh in the 2009 GNAC preseason coaches’ poll, Green’s squad wound up winning the league by three full matches, boosted by a school-record 13-match win streak. The Nebraska native earned both the GNAC and NCAA Div. II West Region coach-of-the-year awards as the Seawolves tied for the best winning percentage (.742), posted the second-most victories in pro-gram history (23) and won their first-ever NCAA match, upsetting Hawaii-Hilo in a 5-set thriller. In 2008, Green took the reins of a Seawolf program that had gone 17-58 over the previous three campaigns and produced a solid 15-14 mark. The Seawolves captured the title of their own UAA Invitational and recorded their first win over a ranked team in almost a decade when they beat then-No. 8 Augustana. Under Green’s tutelage, outside hitter Rhea Cardwell became UAA’s first volleyball All-American. Following four straight NJCAA Final 4 appearances and the 2007 national title, Green made the jump from junior college to the NCAA Division II level in the spring of 2008. He spent the previous nine sea-sons (1999-07) as the head coach at Western Nebraska Community College in Scottsbluff, Neb. Green built a powerhouse program at WNCC, compiling a 453-55

Hometown: Gering, Neb.Education: B.S., Mathematics, Nebraska, 1991; M.S., Teaching Mathematics, Wyoming, 1995Record at UAA: 111-60, 6 years Overall: 564-115 (.831) in 15 years (including 9 years at JC level)

4 NCAA Tournaments(2009, 2010, 2011, 2013)

Two-time GNAC Coach of the Year

2009 Div. II West RegionCoach of the Year

2007 NJCAA National Champions at Western Nebraska

Nine straight NJCAA Nationals appearances at Western Nebraska

2011 NJCAA Hall of Fame Inductee

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Green and the Seawolves celebrated their fi rst GNAC tle in 2009.


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Head Team Physician Jeff Moore, MD

Team Physicians Richard McEvoy, MD Paul Steer, MD

Sports Medicine Consultants Joella Beard, MD Keith Brownsberger, MD Leo Bustad, MD Leslie Dean, MD Jay Derksen, DM Mary Ann Foland, MD Robert Gieringer, MD

Larry Levine, MD C.J. Little, MD Nell Loftin, MD Brett Mason, DO David McGuire, MD Jan Nyboer, MD Elisha Powell, MD Douglas Prevost, MD Bret Rosane, MD Greg Stone, DM George Stransky, MD Kenneth Swayman, DPM Tom Vasileff, MD Judith Whitcomb, MD

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NICKY ROSEAssistant Coach

15th Season

Nicky Rose enters her 15th season as an assis-tant coach with the Seawolves in 2014. Her

primary responsibilities include recruiting, match preparation and on-court instruction. Rose has played a key role in UAA’s current run

of six straight winning seasons, including the 2009 Great Northwest Athletic Conference championship and four NCAA Tournament berths between 2009-14. A setter in her playing days, Rose has helped mentor such stand-outs as 2009 GNAC Player-of-the-Year Calli Scott and two-time All-GNAC performer Kimya Jafroudi. She was a four-year letterwinner at Southwest Texas State, where she earned second team All-Southland Conference honors three times. She was the Southland Conference Tournament MVP as a senior, and was named to the all-tournament team as a junior. The career record-holder for digs at SWT, Rose also received the school’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award in 1998. Rose established herself on the local volleyball scene as a prep star at Anchorage’s Dimond High School.

GAYNOR JOHANSENStudent Assistant

5th Season

Former Alaska Anchoarge student-athlete Gaynor Johansen returns for her fi fth season

with the volleyball team in 2014 as she takes on the role of student assistant. The team’s student manager for her fi rst four sea-

sons, she will take on expanded duties this year. A graduate of Palmer’s Colony High School, Johansen was a 4-year let-terwinner for UAA’s nationally ranked outdoor track & fi eld team, partici-pating in the discus and shot put. She is currently completing her bachlor’s degree in justice.

SIOBHAN JOHANSENVolunteer Assistant

1st season

NATE SAGANAssistant AD forMedia Relations

16th season

CHRIS VOLKHead Athletic Trainer

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2013 GNAC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2013 ALL-GNAC HONORABLE MENTION

2013: Voted Great Northwest Athletic Conference Newcomer of the Year and Honorable Mention All-GNAC … ranked 4th in digs per set (4.64) and 19th in aces per set (0.23) in the GNAC stats … digs per set ranked No. 3 on UAA’s single-season list and was best mark in 25-point, rally-scoring era (since 2008) … finished 9th on UAA’s single-season digs list with 501 … served as team’s second-ary setter (0.69 aps) and had best ace/service error ratio (25/13), helping Seawolves to 21-10 overall mark and an NCAA Tournament berth … named GNAC Red Lion Defensive Player of the Week three times (Sept. 16-22, Oct. 28-Nov. 3, Nov. 18-24) … made all-tournament teams at UCSD Invite and SpringHill Suites Invite … tallied double-digit digs in 26 of 31 matches, including 10 outings of 20-plus … served multiple aces on seven occasions … tied season-high 25 digs and added 6 assists in 3-set, playoff-clinching sweep at Seattle Pacific on Nov. 23 … other top matches included 25 digs in sweep of Notre Dame de Namur; 21 digs, 4 assists and season-high 4 aces in 4-set win at Central Washington; and 23 digs, 4 assists in road win over 7th-ranked Western Washington … took home Best Defensive Player award at season-ending team banquet in March.

BEFORE UAA: Played two seasons at Central Arizona College in Coolidge, Ariz. … averaged 4.04 digs per set as a sophomore in 2012, helping Vaqueras to 17-8 overall record and 9-5 mark in ACCAC.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three years at Trabuco Hill High School … named team’s defensive MVP in 2009 … played for Laguna Beach Volleyball Club for six years … helped club team to titles at 2007 Phoenix Volleyball Festival and 2009 National Junior Olympics.

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 1993 in Mission Viejo, Calif. … daughter of Marcus and Lori Barker … physical education major.

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BARKER’S CAREER STATISTICS

BARKER’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 1 at Alaska Fairbanks, 10/12/13A acks – 2 at Alaska Fairbanks, 10/12/13A .% – n/aAces – 4 at Central Washington, 9/26/13 Assists – 7, twice (last: vs Cal State Dominguez Hills, 9/14/13)Block Assists – 0Block Solos – 0Total Blocks – 0Digs – 25, 3 mes (last: at Sea le Pacifi c, 11/23/13)


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2013: Ranked third on team with 2.31 kills and 2.66 digs per set, helping Seawolves to 21-10 overall record and NCAA Tournament berth … tallied six double-doubles, including five in Great Northwest Athletic Conference play as UAA went 15-3 and finished runner-up by one match … had 13 matches with double-digit digs … posted team-best .946 reception pct., committing only 27 errors on 499 serve receptions … named to all-tourney team at UCSD Invitational, with 12 kills and 12 digs in win over Cal Poly Pomona … had season-high 18 points (15 kills, 4 block assists, 1 ace) and 16 digs in 4-set home win over Alaska Fairbanks … had 7 kills on .273 hitting in NCAA loss to eventual national runner-up BYU-Hawaii … other top outings included 12 kills and 17 digs in 5-set road win over 7th-ranked Western Washington; 11 kills on .273 hitting and 12 digs in playoff-clinching road sweep of Seattle Pacific; and 7 kills, 4 aces and 10 digs in road sweep of MSU Billings.

BEFORE UAA: Played sophomore campaign at Glendale (Ariz.) Community College in 2012, earning Second Team All-Arizona Community College Athletic Association and All-Region 1 Div. II Team honors … averaged 2.33 kills per set, 3.91 digs per set and hit .213 as the Vacqueras went 16-6 overall and 13-3 in ACCAC play … played at Div. I program Air Force in 2011, seeing action in 26 matches as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named Desert West Region Player of the Year as a senior in 2009 … was two-time Desert West Region First Team and All-State honorable mention selection … member of CHS team that won 2009 state title fi nished runner-up in 2008 … named Desert West Region honorable mention as a sophomore … honor roll student all four years … played for Club Arrowhead Volleyball … member of Arizona Region 18’s open championship team as a junior … member of teams that fi nished in the Gold Division at Colorado Crossroads during both sophomore and junior years.

PERSONAL: June 1992 in Glendale, Ariz. … daughter of Eric and Charlotte Pottle … has three younger brothers … elementary educa-tion major.

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Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2013 (Jr) 104-31 240 2.31 113 823 .154 16 0.15 16 0.15 41 27 277 2.66 3 13 16 0.15 2 2

POTTLE’S CAREER STATISTICS

POTTLE’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 16 vs Western Washington, 11/14/13A acks – 58 at Western Washington, 10/19/13A .% – .375 (7-1-16) at Alaska Fairbanks, 10/12/13Aces – 4 at Montana State Billings, 11/21/13 Assists – 3 vs Central Washington, 10/26/13Block Assists – 4 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/9/13Block Solos – 1, twiceTotal Blocks – 4 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/9/13Digs – 17, 3 mes (last: at Western Oregon, 11/2/13)

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2013: Ranked fourth on team with 1.54 kills and 0.63 blocks per set for UAA squad that went 21-10 and reached NCAA Tournament … played in all 31 matches, including six starts … delivered three or more kills in 30 straight matches after being shut out in opener at BYU-Hawaii … had 5 kills on .444 hitting in NCAA Tourney loss to BYU-Hawaii, the eventual national runner-up … helped UAA clinch NCAA berth with 4-0-5 (.800) hitting in regular-season finale sweep at Seattle Pacific … posted career-highs of 11 kills on .688 hitting (11-0-16) in road sweep of Simon Fraser … other top outings included 9 kills in 5-set win over Cal Poly Pomona; 8 kills on .368 hitting and 4 blocks against Augustana; 4 kills and season-high 6 digs in road win over 7th-ranked Western Washington; and 7 kills on .500 hitting and 3 blocks in home sweep of Saint Martin’s.

2012: Played in 13 of 26 matches, leading team with 1.05 blocks per set and ranking fourth in attack percentage at .230 … posted double-double in Seawolf debut with 10 blocks and 10 kills on .381 hitting in 5-set win over eventual NCAA qualifier Central Washington … other top showings included 8 total blocks, 4 kills, 4 digs in 5-set home win over Alaska Fairbanks, and 7 kills on .375 hitting and 3 blocks in road sweep of Saint Martin’s.

2011: Redshirted.

BEFORE UAA: Earned 1st Team All-Pacific Coast Athletic Conference honors as freshman at San Diego City College in 2010 … averaged 3.64 kills and 1.43 blocks per set in PCAC action … named PCAC Women’s Athlete of the Week for Oct. 25-31, 2010.

HIGH SCHOOL: First Team All-Northern Lights Conference selec-tion … helped Kodiak to NLC runner-up fi nish and school’s fi rst 4A State Tournament berth in 10 years as senior in 2008 … earned MVP honors in back-to-back weeks as Bears won 2008 Peninsula Challenge and Grace Invitational team titles.

PERSONAL: Born Maureen Kay Sabado on May 19, 1993 … daughter of Virgilio and Rosemarie Sabado … accounting major.

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Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2012 (So) 40-13 50 1.25 18 139 .230 2 0.05 0 0.00 1 0 11 0.28 3 39 42 1.05 0 12013 (Jr) 103-31 159 1.54 75 451 .186 6 0.06 0 0.00 0 0 48 0.47 3 62 65 0.63 3 2TOTALS 143-44 209 1.46 93 590 .197 8 0.06 0 0.00 1 0 59 0.41 6 101 107 0.75 3 3

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SABADO’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 11 at Simon Fraser, 10/17/13A acks – 25 vs Northwest Nazarene, 10/24/13A .% – .688 (11-0-16) at Simon Fraser, 10/17/13Aces – 0Assists – 1, six mesBlock Assists – 9 vs Central Washington, 9/13/12Block Solos – 1, fi ve mesTotal Blocks – 10 vs Central Washington, 9/13/12Digs – 6 at Western Washington, 10/19/13


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2013: Voted Great Northwest Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year after posting league ranks of 4th in attack percentage (.312) and 11th in blocks per set (0.99) … averaged 1.41 kills per set as UAA went 21-10 overall and reached NCAA Tournament … raised numbers to .325 att%, 1.46 kps and 1.07 bps in GNAC contests as Seawolves went 15-3 to finish runner-up by just one match … posted season-high 10 kills in 5-set wins over Cal Poly Pomona and 7th-ranked Western Washington … had season-high 9 blocks in 3-set home win over Simon Fraser … other top outings included 6 kills on .500 hitting in road win over Northwest Nazarene; 7 kills on .778 hitting and 3 blocks in road win over Alaska Fairbanks; and 6 kills on .462 hitting and 5 blocks in playoff-clinching win at Seattle Pacific … took home Most Improved Player award at season-ending team banquet.

HIGH SCHOOL: Selected to All-Inland Team by San Bernardino Press-Enterprise as senior in 2012 … named Cajon High’s fe-male nominee for prestigious Ken Hubbs Award, symbolic of the athlete-of-the-year for San Bernardino County east of Interstate 15 … lettered three times in volleyball, serving as team captain and earning MVP honors as a junior and senior … twice earned all-conference honors in 2011 and 2012 and helped Cajon to San Andreas League titles in 2010 and 2011 … named SAL MVP and 3rd Team All-CIF as a junior in 2011 … also lettered three times in water polo and twice in swimming … helped Cajon to three straight SAL water polo titles and another league championship in swimming … earned multiple academic awards … played for Rancho Valley, one of the top club teams in Southern California, helping her squad to a combined 66-5 record over a 4-year span.

PERSONAL: Born October 1995 in Loma Linda, Calif. … daughter of Craig and Donna Braun … biology major.

Sophomore / 1VL6-0

Middle BlockerSan Bernardino, CA

Cajon HS

Erin Braun

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Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2013 (Fr) 101-31 142 1.41 37 337 .312 3 0.03 1 0.01 5 1 20 0.20 7 93 100 0.99 16 1

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BRAUN’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 10, twice (last: at Western Wash., 10/19/13)A acks – 25 at Western Washington, 10/19/13A .% – .500 (6-1-10) at NW Nazarene, 9/28/13Aces – 0Assists – 1, three mesBlock Assists – 9 vs Simon Fraser, 11/16/13Block Solos – 2, twice (last: at Simon Fraser, 10/17/13)Total Blocks – 9 vs Simon Fraser, 11/16/13Digs – 3, twice (last: vs Simon Fraser, 11/16/13)

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2013: Shared setting duties in UAA’s ‘6-2’ offense, averaging 4.50 assists per set for Seawolf squad that went 21-10 and reached NCAA Tournament … posted GNAC ranks of 13th in aces per set (0.25) and 14th in assists per set as UAA went 15-3 and finished runner-up by one match in league race … dished 20-plus assists on seven oc-casions, including three straight matches from Nov. 9-16 … tallied double-digit digs six times … had 21 assists and season-high 19 digs in 5-set road win over 7th-ranked Western Washington … season-high 27 assists came in 4-set home loss to Northwest Nazarene … other top outings included 26 assists, 3 kills (on 4 attacks), 8 digs and 4 block assists in home sweep of Simon Fraser; 26 assists, 10 digs and 2 aces in 5-set win over Cal Poly Pomona; and 17 assists, 16 digs in 4-set home win over Seattle Pacific.

HIGH SCHOOL: Started all four years at setter for South Anchor-age High, helping Wolverines to top-3 fi nishes at ASAA Class 4A State Tournament every season … averaged 10.1 assists per set as a senior in 2012 for South squad that went 24-10 and fi nished 4A State runner-up … named 2011 Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year in junior campaign as South went unbeaten against in-state competition, including 4A State title … tallied 35 assists in state-title match victory over Dimond … also lettered four times in soccer, earning all-state and all-conference honors each year … helped South to state titles in 2011 and 2012 … competed for Midnight Sun Volleyball Club, leading squad to 18s division title at the prestigious Phoenix Volleyball Festival in June 2013.

PERSONAL: Born April 1995 in Anchorage … daughter of Virgil and Liz Hooe … history major.

Sophomore / 1VL5-7

Se erAnchorage, AK

South Anchorage HS

Morgan Hooe

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Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2013 (Fr) 100-29 18 0.18 4 45 .311 450 4.50 25 0.25 18 0 195 1.95 0 5 5 0.05 0 5

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HOOE’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 3, three mes (last: vs Simon Fraser, 11/16/13)A acks – 5 at Saint Mar n’s, 10/31/13A .% – .600 (3-0-5) at Saint Mar n’s, 10/31/13Aces – 3 at Western Oregon, 11/2/13Assists – 27 vs Northwest Nazarene, 10/24/13Block Assists – 4 vs Simon Fraser, 11/16/13Block Solos – 0Total Blocks – 4 vs Simon Fraser, 11/16/13Digs – 19 at Western Washington, 10/19/13


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2013: Played in all 108 sets for Seawolf team that went 21-10 and reached NCAA Tournament … averaged 0.59 kills on .222 hitting in Great Northwest Athletic Conference play as UAA finished 15-3 and runner-up by just one match … hit career-high .522 with season-highs of 14 kills and 8 digs in home sweep of Simon Fraser … hit .556 (5-0-9) and added 3 total blocks in home sweep of MSU Bill-ings … tallied 6 kills on .455 hitting in playoff-clinching road sweep of Seattle Pacific … posted league-best 4.00 overall GPA to earn GNAC All-Academic Team honors … took home Coaches’ Award at season-ending team banquet.

2012: Led team with nine double-doubles and ranked third with 2.41 kills per set, helping Seawolves to 16-10 overall mark and tie for 4th place in GNAC standings … produced GNAC top-20 ranks in digs per set (14th, 2.98), kills per set (16th, 2.41) and points per set (18th, 2.80), posting double-digit digs 16 times and double-digit kills 10 times … named GNAC Offensive Player of the Week for Sept. 10-16 after posting a .308 attack pct. and averages of 3.40 kills and 3.20 digs in home wins over Central Washington and NW Nazarene … made All-Tournament Team at SpringHill Suites Invitational, help-ing UAA to 4-0 record and title of its own tournament … posted season-highs of 24 kills, 24 digs and .370 attack percentage in 5-set home win over Alaska Fairbanks … other top showings included 18 kills (.341 att%), 17 digs in 5-set home win over NNU; 16 digs, 15 digs in 5-set home win over CWU; and 12 kills, 14 digs in 5-set road win over UAF.

HIGH SCHOOL: Captained South Anchorage to the 4A state title and an unbeaten 14-0 record — without dropping a set — in Cook Inlet Conference play … averaged 2.6 kills and 1.13 blocks per set as South went undefeated in 25 matches against in-state com-petition … earned team MVP honors as sophomore and senior … twice named to All-CIC team and made All-State Tournament team three times … helped South repeat at CIC champs in fi nal two seasons … lettered four times in both volleyball and soccer

Junior / 1VL6-1

Outside Hi erAnchorage, AK

South Anchorage HS

Sarah Johnson

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JOHNSON’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 24 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 9/29/12A acks – 56 at Cal St.-Monterey Bay, 9/1/12A .% – .522 (14-2-23) vs Simon Fraser, 11/16/13Aces – 3, four mes (last: at Alaska Fairbanks, 10/12/13)Assists – 3 vs Central Washington, 9/13/12Block Assists – 3 at Sea le Pacifi c, 10/11/12Block Solos – 1, six mesTotal Blocks – 3, four mes (last: vs MSU Billings, 9/21/13)Digs – 24 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 9/29/12

Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2012 (Fr) 91-26 219 2.41 93 749 .168 16 0.18 20 0.22 35 22 271 2.98 5 21 26 0.29 3 12013 (So) 108-31 41 0.38 16 120 .208 7 0.06 18 0.17 36 9 56 0.52 1 6 7 0.06 1 1TOTALS 199-57 260 1.31 109 869 .174 23 0.12 38 0.19 71 31 327 1.64 6 27 33 0.17 4 2

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… was all-state goalie in soccer in 20011 and 2012 … repre-sented Alaska at Arctic Winter Games and played club for Mid-night Sun Volleyball … graduated with 4.17 GPA and made honor roll all four years.

PERSONAL: Born August 1994 in Anchorage … daughter of David and Jane Johnson … enjoys hanging out with friends and beach volleyball … nursing major.

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Right Side Hi erFairbanks, AK

West Valley HS

Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE 2012 (Fr) 94-26 294 3.13 114 718 .251 6 0.06 5 0.05 17 8 90 0.96 4 48 52 0.55 9 0 2013 (So) 75-22 240 3.20 90 557 .269 8 0.11 0 0.00 0 2 41 0.55 1 46 47 0.63 2 0 TOTALS 169-48 534 3.16 204 1275 .259 14 0.08 5 0.03 17 10 131 0.78 5 94 99 0.59 11 0

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Julia Mackey

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MACKEY’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 18, twice (last: vs Augustana, 9/7/13)A acks – 44 at Alaska Fairbanks, 10/27/12A .% – .688 (12-1-16) at Alaska Fairbanks, 10/12/13Aces – 2 vs Western New Mexico, 9/8/12Assists – 2 vs Western Oregon, 10/3/13Block Assists – 7 vs Central Washington, 9/13/12Block Solos – 1, fi ve mesTotal Blocks – 7 vs Central Washington, 9/13/12Digs – 13 vs Adelphi, 9/7/12

2012 & 2013 ALL-GNAC2012 GNAC CO-FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2013: Voted All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference for second straight season despite missing second half of league campaign with knee injury … ranked 9th in GNAC in both attack percent-age (.269) and kills per set (3.20), plus 10th in points per set (3.52) as Seawolves fi nished 21-10 overall and made NCAA Tournament … helped UAA to program’s fi rst-ever 9-0 GNAC start with league-only stats of 3.53 kps, 3.78 pps and .348 att% … named GNAC Red Lion Offensive Player of the Week for Sept. 16-22 after spearheading home sweep of Seattle Pacifi c and MSU Billings … notched double-digit kills in 15 of 22 matches, including all nine GNAC outings … hit .320 or better with at least 11 kills in seven straight matches, Sept. 21-Oct. 17 … tied career-high with 18 kills in 4-set loss to Augustana … other top showings included 13 kills on .650 hitting in home win over MSUB; 16 kills on .520 hitting and 2 blocks in road win over NW Nazarene; 12 kills on career-high .688 hitting, plus 4 blocks in road sweep of UAF … tabbed team’s Most Inspirational Player … fi nished season with UAA career ranks of 7th in kills per set (3.16) and 8th in attack pct. (.259).

2012: Earned spot on All-GNAC Team and became fi rst Seawolf to earn league’s Freshman of the Year honor … led Seawolves with 294 total kills and ranked second in kills per set (3.13) and attack pct. (.251) … ranked 9th in GNAC with 3.48 points per set, plus 8th in kills per set and 13th in attack pct. … delivered double-digit kills in 19 of 26 matches, missing only one of 95 sets … posted UAA season-best .636 attack pct. (15-1-22) in win over Academy of Art and had most kills in a 3-setter with 18 in home sweep of MSU Billings … named to SpringHill Suites Invitational All-Tournament Team, helping UAA to 4-0 record and tourney title … other top performances included 16 kills, 7 block assists in 5-set home win over Central Washington; 15 kills in 5-set win at UAF; 15 kills on .324 hitting, 4 blocks in 4-set road loss to NW Nazarene.

HIGH SCHOOL: Led West Valley High School to consecutive 5th-place fi nishes at the ASAA Class 4A State Tournament in 2010 and 2011 … averaged 3.5 kills per set as a senior, boosted by a 21-kill performance against Lathrop in September and back-to-back 20-kill outings against Lathrop and Kodiak in November … helped Wolfpack to three consecutive Mid-Alaska Conference titles (2009-11) … named all-state in 2009 and 2011 and earned three straight all-conference and team MVP awards … lettered three times each in volleyball, soccer and track & fi eld, plus twice in basketball, earning multiple all-league honors in all four sports … played two seasons with Midnight Sun Volleyball.

PERSONAL: Born November 1993 in Fairbanks … daughter of Trent and Christine Mackey … youngest of three siblings … enjoys traveling and being around family … engineering major.


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2013: Saw action in 14 matches for Seawolf team that went 21-10 and reached NCAA Tournament … ranked second on team with 1.00 blocks per set and averaged 1.03 kills per set … came off bench to boost UAA with 10 kills on .350 hitting, 4 assists and 4 digs — all season-highs — in road win over Western Oregon … tallied 6 kills and 4 blocks in road win over Saint Martin’s … season-best 6 blocks came in 4-set home win over Alaska Fairbanks.

BEFORE UAA: Played freshman season at Western Wyoming Com-munity College in Rock Springs, Wyo., in 2012 … averaged 1.02 blocks per set and hit .221 for Mustangs squad that went 23-14 overall and 9-3 in Region IX.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named Wyoming Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior in 2011, leading Laramie High to 27-6 record and 4A State runner-up fi nish … tabbed Wyoming Coaches Association 2011 4A Player of the Year and First Team All-State for third straight year … recorded 238 assists, 150 kills on .290 hitting, 133 digs, 92 blocks and 27 aces as a senior … played varsity all four sea-sons … also lettered twice in basketball and was one of state’s top jumpers on LHS track & fi eld squad … played club volleyball for Rocky Mountain Vertical.

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 1993 in Watertown, N.Y. … daughter of Brian and Michele McInerney … enjoys hiking and camping … geomatics major.

Junior / 1VL5-11

Middle Blocker / Right SideLaramie, WYLaramie HS

Western Wyo. CC

Caitlin McInerney

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McINERNEY’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 10 at Western Oregon, 11/2/13A acks – 20 at Western Oregon, 11/2/13A .% – .350 (10-3-20) at Western Oregon, 11/2/13Aces – 0Assists – 4 at Western Oregon, 11/2/13Block Assists – 6 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/9/13Block Solos – 1, three mesTotal Blocks – 6 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/9/13Digs – 4 at Western Oregon, 11/2/13

Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2013 (So) 30-14 31 1.03 20 94 .117 4 0.13 1 0.03 0 1 9 0.30 3 27 30 1.00 3 0

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Middle BlockerShoal Lake, ManitobaShoal Lake Collegiate

Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE 2012 (Fr) 68-23 87 1.28 37 215 .233 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 17 0.25 9 48 57 0.84 3 2

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Breanne Sytnyk

#5

SYTNYK’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 9 at Sea le Pacifi c, 10/11/12A acks – 19 at Sea le Pacifi c, 10/11/12A .% – .385 (6-1-13) at MSU Billings, 10/13/12Aces – 0Assists – 0Block Assists – 6 at Sea le Pacifi c, 10/11/12Block Solos – 2, twice (last vs Simon Fraser, 10/4/12)Total Blocks – 6 at Sea le Pacifi c, 10/11/12Digs – 4 at Cal State-Monterey Bay, 9/1/12

Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S2012 (Fr) 68-23 87 1.28 37 215 .233 0 0.00

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2013: Redshirted.

2012: Played in 23 of 26 matches, helping UAA to 16-10 record and tie for 4th place in Great Northwest Athletic Conference … ranked second on team and 12th in GNAC with 0.84 blocks per set, and ranked third on team with .233 attack percentage … came on strong over second half of season, registering .269 attack pct., 1.67 kills and 1.06 blocks per set over fi nal 14 matches … hit .368 with season-highs of 9 kills and 6 blocks assists in 5-set road win over Seattle Pacifi c … other top matches included 6 kills on .444 hitting and 3 blocks in win over Adelphi; 6 kills, 5 total blocks in two sets of home win over Saint Martin’s; 6 kills on .385 hitting in road win over MSU Billings; and 8 kills on .333 hitting and 4 blocks assists in loss at eventual GNAC champ Western Washington … took home Most Improved Player award at season-ending team banquet.

HIGH SCHOOL: Led hometown Shoal Lake Sharks to runner-up fi n-ish at the 2011 Manitoba Class A Provincial Championships as a senior, earning all-tournament honors … named provincial Tri-Star Rural Player of the Week after leading Shoal Lake to consec-utive championships at the Glenboro, Grandview and Rocanville tourneys … team co-captain as senior … helped Sharks to 4th place at 2010 ‘A’ Provincials as a junior … played on Team Manitoba squad that earned silver medal at 2011 Western Canada Summer Games … also played soccer, badminton and basketball during high school … honor roll student.

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2013: Selected to AVCA All-America Second Team and All-West Region Team, boosting Seawolves to 21-10 record and NCAA Tournament appearance … earned unanimous All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference honors after posting league ranks of 3rd in kills per set (3.69) and points per set (4.28), 5th in aces per set (0.29), and 19th in digs per set (2.75) … in NCAA Div. II national stats, ranked 32nd in pps and 42nd in kps … was three-time GNAC Red Lion Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 23-29 & Oct. 14-20) … finished 10th on UAA’s single-season list with 399 kills and ranked 8th in kps … led Seawolves with 13 double-doubles, including 22-kill, 15-dig showing in 5-set road win over 7th-ranked Western Washington … tallied double-digit kills 22 times, including final 10 GNAC contests as UAA finished 15-3 in league and runner-up by just one match … other top outings included 21 kills on .395 hitting in playoff-clinching road sweep of Seattle Pacific; 18 kills, 16 digs and 2 aces in 4-set home win over UAF; 12 kills on .550 hitting in road sweep of MSU Billings; and career-high .615 hitting (9-1-13) and 13 digs in road sweep of UAF … awarded Team MVP honor at season-ending banquet … completed sophomore season already at No. 16 on UAA’s career kills list with 676, along with No. 4 in kills per set (3.47) and No. 19 in attacks (1,770).

2012: Led Seawolves and ranked 7th in GNAC with 3.18 kills per set … ranked 11th in GNAC with 3.41 points per set, helping UAA to 16-10 overall record … posted double-digit kills 13 times, including UAA season-high 25 in loss to Cal St.-Monterey Bay … made All-Tournament Team at SpringHill Suites Invitational, helping UAA to title with 4.00 kills per set on .286 hitting in four victories … other top matches included 17 kills on .375 hitting and 5 digs in home sweep of Simon Fraser; 17 kills and 4 block assists in home win over UAF; 17 kills and 3 blocks in home win over Saint Martin’s; and 15 kills in 5-set win over NCAA qualifier Central Washington.

Junior / 2VL5-9

Outside Hi erAnchorage, AK

South Anchorage HS

Season SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE RE DIG D/S BS BA TB B/S BE BHE2012 (Fr) 87-26 277 3.18 156 784 .154 3 0.03 0 0.00 1 6 75 0.86 5 30 35 0.40 3 02013 (So) 108-31 399 3.69 165 986 .237 23 0.19 33 0.31 45 39 570 2.75 3 55 58 0.54 6 3TOTALS 198-57 676 3.47 321 1770 .201 26 0.12 33 0.17 46 45 626 1.91 8 85 93 0.48 9 3

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Katelynn Zanders

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ZANDERS’S CAREER HIGHSKills – 25 at Cal St.-Monterey Bay, 9/1/12A acks – 60 at Cal St.-Monterey Bay, 9/1/12A .% – .474 (12-3-19) vs Adelphi, 9/7/12Aces – 0Assists – 1, twiceBlock Assists – 4 at Alaska Fairbanks, 10/27/12Block Solos – 3 vs Northwest Nazarene, 9/15/12Total Blocks – 5 vs Northwest Nazarene, 9/15/12Digs – 7 at Cal St.-Monterey Bay, 9/1/12

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped South Anchorage capture the 4A state title and an unbeaten 14-0 record — without dropping a set — in Cook Inlet Conference play … ranked third on the Wolverines with 98 kills and second with 75 blocks, playing middle blocker, as South went undefeated in 25 matches against in-state compe-tition … played freshman through junior seasons at Service High School … was Cougars’ team MVP as sophomore and junior … lettered four times in both volleyball and soccer, plus twice in track & fi eld … won all-region and all-state honors in soccer … played for Midnight Sun Volleyball.

PERSONAL: Born December 1993 in Pennsylvania … daughter of Dwyane and Gretchen Jones … nursing major.

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Anchorage, AlaskaDimond HS

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2014: Will redshirt this season.

HIGH SCHOOL: Recorded .300 attack percentage and 0.6 blocks per set as senior at Dimond High, helping Lynx to unbeaten Cook Inlet Conference record and Alaska 4A State title match … also aided Lynx to titles at Dimond/Service Tournament, West SpikeTacular and Region IV Tournament.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 12, 1995 in Anchorage … daughter of Wil-lie Edwards and Teryn Kilgore … major is undeclared.

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Las Vegas, NevadaCentennial HS

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Palmer, AlaskaPalmer HS

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HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-Northern Lights Conference First Team honors as senior in 2013 … led Palmer High to regional runner-up fi nish and semifi nal berth at the 2013 Class 4A State Tournament … team MVP … named to all-tournament squads at Regionals and Chugiak Invitational … two-year letterwinner.

PERSONAL: Born Mar. 15, 1996 in Washington … daughter of Patricia Giese … major is undeclared.

Sophomore / TR6-0 / Middle BlockerCoeur d’Alene, Idaho

CHS / Texas A&M Kingsville

BEFORE UAA: Started all 33 matches as true freshman for fellow NCAA Div. II program Texas A&M-Kingsville … averaged 1.84 kills, 0.70 blocks and 2.27 points per set, connecting for .207 at-tack percentage … had double-digit kills fi ve times, including season-high 15 at St. Mary’s … posted season-high 7 total blocks vs. Eastern New Mexico and had 4 block solos and 12 kills against Our Lady of the Lake.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-Inland Empire Conference honors as junior and senior, and Class 5A All-State honors as junior and senior … also team captain and MVP as junior and senior and All-Evergreen Region as senior … set CHS single-match kills record three times, topping out with 27 … lettered four times in volleyball, three times in basketball and once in softball … played club volleyball for Catalyst in Spokane, Wash., helping team to two straight regional titles.

PERSONAL: Born Aug. 31, 1995 in Arcata, Calif. … daughter of Steve McGlathery and Layla Wilson … one of four siblings … nursing major.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time All-Southwest Conference honoree dur-ing three seasons as starting setter at Centennial High … as senior, led CHS to 19-12 record and received All-Sunset Region fi rst-team honors, averaging 8.1 assists, 1.13 kills and 1.27 aces per set … helped CHS to division title and State semifi nals berth in 2013 … named Second Team All-State and earned MaxPreps/AVCA Nevada Player of the Week honors as senior … was team MVP and captain both junior and senior seasons … earned honorable mention All-Sunset Region as sophomore … played club volley-ball for Vegas Encore as junior and senior.

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 30, 1996 in Burlington, Vt. … daughter of Bart and Kathy Farley … nursing major.


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Pomona, CaliforniaDiamond Ranch HS

Arizona Western College

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BEFORE UAA: As sophomore in 2013, averaged 2.32 digs per set for Arizona Western College squad that fi nished 20-6 and earned 2013 Arizona Community College Athletic Conference title with 13-3 league mark … as freshman in 2012, split setting duties in ‘6-2’ offense, helping Matadors to 19-8 record and 3rd-place AC-CAC fi nish.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Diamond Ranch High School … earned First Team All-Miramonte League honors as se-nior … three-time Team MVP … played club volleyball for Ran-cho Valley, Top Gun and Mavericks.

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 12, 1994 in Montebello, Calif. … daughter of Geoff Rutherford and Yvonne Delgado … has one brother, Mi-chael … civil engineering major.

Freshman / HS6-0 / Outside Hi erAnchorage, Alaska

Dimond HS

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Leah

Swiss

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time Alaska Gatorade Player of the Year, First Team All-State and All-Cook Inlet Conference selection … Di-mond team MVP in 2012 and 2013 … led Lynx to 38-4 record, Cook Inlet Conference title and second straight ASAA 4A State title match as senior in 2013 … averaged 5.50 kills per set on .378 hitting as senior, along with 4.50 digs and 0.62 aces per set … as junior, powered Dimond to 22-2 mark and was named MVP of State Tournament, slamming 29 kills in title-match victory over South Anchorage … junior stats included over 14 kills, 15 digs and 2 aces per match, plus a .426 attack percentage … earned MVP honors at Dimond-Service Tournament as junior and senior and at Chugiak Invitational as senior … lettered four times in volleyball and three times in soccer … earned all-conference honors in soc-cer as senior, helping Lynx to 17-0 record and 2013 state title.

PERSONAL: Born July 3, 1996 in Anchorage … daughter of John and Linda Swiss … interests include fi shing and aviation … geomatics major.

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2013 RESULTS21 10 OVERALL; 15 3 GNAC 10 4 HOME; 10 3 ROAD; 1 3 NEUTRAL

Date Opponent Result Score by Set Att.Aug 29 at #5 BYU-Hawaii L, 0-3 22-25,17-25,18-25 350Aug 30 at Chaminade W, 3-0 25-20,25-22,25-23 150Aug 31 at UH Hilo L, 0-3 22-25,24-26,20-25 202Sep 5 AMERICAN INTERNAT’L^ W, 3-0 25-22,25-13,25-18 450Sep 6 TEXAS A&M KINGSVILLE^ W, 3-0 25-18,25-22,25-14 426Sep 7 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR^ W, 3-1 25-21,25-23,21-25,25-19 200Sep 7 AUGUSTANA^ L, 1-3 25-20,27-29,18-25,20-25 541Sep 9 COLORADO CHRISTIAN W, 3-0 25-17,25-22,25-16 249Sep 13 vs Cal Poly Pomona% W, 3-2 22-25,18-25,25-17,26-24,15-12 51Sep 13 vs #18 CSU San Bernardino% L, 0-3 20-25,22-25,21-25 50Sep 14 vs CSU Dominguez Hills% L, 2-3 22-25,25-17,25-21,20-25,6-15 54Sep 14 at #13 UC San Diego% L, 0-3 15-25,20-25,23-25 59Sep 19 SEATTLE PACIFIC* W, 3-1 25-23,23-25,25-17,25-23 457Sep 21 MONTANA ST. BILLINGS* W, 3-0 25-22,25-15,25-8 670Sep 26 at Central Washington* W, 3-1 25-15,25-21,12-25,25-20 525Sep 28 at Northwest Nazarene* W, 3-1 20-25,25-19,25-13,25-18 371Oct 3 WESTERN OREGON* W, 3-0 25-17,25-23,25-18 593Oct 5 SAINT MARTIN’S* W, 3-0 25-14,25-18,25-20 571Oct 12 at Alaska Fairbanks* W, 3-0 25-16,25-17,25-10 642Oct 17 at Simon Fraser* W, 3-0 25-21,25-22,25-14 88Oct 19 at #7 Western Washington* W, 3-2 23-25,26-24,25-23,19-25,15-12 920Oct 24 NORTHWEST NAZARENE* L, 1-3 25-17,23-25,9-25,22-25 560Oct 26 CENTRAL WASHINGTON* L, 0-3 23-25,14-25,20-25 624Oct 31 at Saint Martin’s* W, 3-0 25-21,25-14,25-20 78Nov 2 at Western Oregon* W, 3-1 23-25,25-16,25-20,25-20 118Nov 9 ALASKA FAIRBANKS* W, 3-1 25-23,25-21,23-25,28-26 566Nov 14 #10 WESTERN WASHINGTON* L, 1-3 25-22,17-25,15-25,15-25 601Nov 16 SIMON FRASER* W, 3-0 26-24,25-11,25-10 485Nov 21 at Montana St. Billings* W, 3-0 25-18,25-23,25-18 176Nov 23 at Seattle Pacific* W, 3-0 25-20,25-23,25-14 170Dec 5 vs #4 BYU-Hawaii$ L, 0-3 19-25,19-25,17-25 100

^ SpringHill Suites Invitational / % UCSD Invitational (La Jolla, CA)* Great Northwest Athletic Conference match$ NCAA Div. II West Regional Championships (San Bernardino,CA)

2013 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ------------- ATTACK------------- ----SET---- ---------SERVE--------- ----DIG----- ---------BLOCKING---------- # Player SP MP-S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG Dg/S BS BA Total Bk/S BE BHE Pts 14 Katelynn Zanders 108 31-31 399 3.69 165 986 .237 20 0.19 33 45 0.31 39 297 2.75 3 55 58 0.54 6 3 462.5 6 Julia Mackey 75 22-19 240 3.20 90 557 .269 8 0.11 0 0 0.00 2 41 0.55 1 46 47 0.63 2 0 264.0 13 Brooke Pottle 104 31-29 240 2.31 113 823 .154 16 0.15 22 41 0.21 27 277 2.66 3 13 16 0.15 2 2 271.5 3 Maureen Sabado 103 31- 6 159 1.54 75 451 .186 6 0.06 0 0 0.00 0 48 0.47 3 62 65 0.63 3 2 193.0 15 Erin Braun 101 31-30 142 1.41 37 337 .312 3 0.03 1 5 0.01 1 20 0.20 7 93 100 0.99 16 1 196.5 16 Jodi Huddleston 106 31-31 138 1.30 45 357 .261 2 0.02 1 2 0.01 2 16 0.15 12 107 119 1.12 4 0 204.5 8 Caitlin McInerney 30 14- 3 31 1.03 20 94 .117 4 0.13 1 0 0.03 1 9 0.30 3 27 30 1.00 3 0 48.5 4 Sarah Johnson 108 31- 6 41 0.38 16 120 .208 7 0.06 18 36 0.17 9 56 0.52 1 6 7 0.06 1 1 63.0 2 Morgan Hooe 100 29- 8 18 0.18 4 45 .311 450 4.50 25 18 0.25 0 195 1.95 0 5 5 0.05 0 5 45.5 10 Siobhan Johansen 108 31-23 17 0.16 12 73 .068 756 7.00 36 40 0.33 0 210 1.94 0 5 5 0.05 2 9 55.5 1 Quinn Barker 108 31- 0 1 0.01 0 6 .167 74 0.69 25 13 0.23 38 501 4.64 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 26.0 TEAM 4 ALASKA ANCHORAGE 108 31 1426 13.20 577 3849 .221 1346 12.46 162 200 1.50 130 1670 15.46 33 419 242.5 2.25 39 23 1830.5OPPONENTS 108 31 1300 12.04 577 3781 .191 1207 11.18 130 234 1.20 162 1619 14.99 31 324 193.0 1.79 18 35 1623.0

The Seawolves earned their fourth NCAA Tournament bid in the past five years

and extended the program record with a sixth straight winning season, finishing 21-10 overall in 2013. The Seawolves went 15-3 in the GNAC to place runner-up by just one match, while mark-

ing their fifth consecutive winning record and top-4 league finish. UAA also set program records with its 9-0 GNAC road record and 9-0 start to the league campaign. Individually, sophomore Katelynn Zanders earned AVCA 2nd Team All-America and unanimous All-GNAC honors, while sopho-

more Julia Mackey was also a unanimous all-league performer. The Seawolves also did well in the major GNAC awards, earning the co-Coach of the Year (Chris Green), Newcomer of the Year (Quinn Barker) and Freshman of the Year (Erin Braun).

Senior se er Siobhan Johansen helped the Seawolves to their third NCAA Tournament berth in her 4-year career.


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With members in five states and the province of British Columbia, and with a strong presence in or near the largest city of each, the

Great Northwest Athletic Conference has established itself as one of the top NCAA Division II athletic conferences in the nation during its 13-year history. Founded in 2001, GNAC teams have had a remarkable 77 NCAA Division II Top 10 nation-al team finishes in 15 of the 16 sports it sponsors. Six GNAC teams earned Top 10 finishes last fall, including three by Alaska Anchorage. The Seawolves finished fourth in women’s cross country, seventh in men’s cross country and ninth in men’s indoor track and field. The men’s indoor finish by UAA was the best-ever by a GNAC team in that sport. Simon Fraser and Western Washington advanced their men’s and women’s soccer teams, respectively, to the NCAA national semifinals, while SFU also placed sev-enth in women’s cross country. Three GNAC teams have won NCAA Division II national titles, most recently Western Washington in men’s basketball in 2012. Alaska Anchorage has had 17 Top 10 national finishes in GNAC sports, which trails only Seattle Pacific (24) and Western Washington (19). UAA sponsors nine of the GNAC’s 16 sports – volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s indoor track & field, and men’s and women’s outdoor track & field.

2013 GNAC VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L PCT MB W L PCTx-Western Washington (15) 16 2 .889 — 23 4 .852x-ALASKA ANCHORAGE 15 3 .833 1.0 21 10 .677Northwest Nazarene 14 4 .778 2.0 18 6 .750x-Central Washington 11 7 .611 5.0 15 12 .556Seattle Pacific 11 7 .611 5.0 15 11 .577Western Oregon 7 11 .389 9.0 10 18 .357Simon Fraser 6 12 .333 10.0 11 13 .458Montana State Billings 4 14 .222 12.0 7 20 .259Saint Martin’s 3 15 .167 13.0 7 23 .233Alaska Fairbanks 3 15 .167 13.0 4 25 .138x-NCAA Tournament qualifier

GNAC POSTSEASON AWARDSPlayer of the Year – Kayla Erickson, Western WashingtonDefensive Player of the Year – Samantha Hutchinson, Western WashingtonNewcomer of the Year – Quinn Barker, Alaska AnchorageFreshman of the Year – Erin Bruan, Alaska AnchorageCo-Coaches of the Year – Chris Green, Alaska Anchorage Diane Flick, Western Washington

ALL-GNAC TEAM: OH/RS – +Katelynn Zanders, UAA (5-9, So., Anchorage, AK); +*Julia Mackey, UAA (5-11, So., Fairbanks, AK); Sam Harthun, Alaska Fairbanks (OH, 6-0, So., Oregon City, OR); Madi Cavell, SPU (6-0, Jr., Keizer, OR); Jennica McPherson, WWU (5-10, So., Seattle, WA); Monica Grimsrud, MSUB (6-1, Jr., Montana City, MT). MB – +*Kayla Erickson, WWU (6-1, Jr., Tacoma, WA); +*Nikki Lowell, SPU (5-10, Sr., Claremont, CA); +Andrea Terpstra, NNU (6-3, Jr., Ripon, CA); Becky Blees, WOU (5-10, Sr., Portland, OR). Setter – Michelle Terpstra, NNU (5-9, Jr., Ripon, CA); Catie Fry, CWU (5-11, So., Tacoma, WA). Libero – +*Samantha Hutchinson, WWU (5-7, Jr., Tacoma, WA); Kaely Kight, CWU (5-9, Jr., Spokane, WA).*Repeat selection / +Unanimous selection

UAA HONORABLE MENTION SELECTIONS: Quinn Barker (L, 5-4, Jr.), Jodi Huddleston (MB, 6-1, Jr.)

The Alaska Airlines Center

A new era in Seawolf Athletics begins in 2014 with the opening of the $110 million, 196,000-square foot Alaska Airlines Center on

the UAA campus. The main arena, with a seating capacity of 5,000, will be the home of Seawolf basketball and volleyball, while the gymnastics team will compete in the 800-seat auxilary gym and utilize one of the top train-ing facilities in the nation. The gymnastics team will also host the 2015 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships in the main arena. With state-of-the-art scoreboards, video production and sound qual-ity, the Alaska Airlines Center will be a first-class venue for spectators and competitors alike. Behind the scenes, UAA student-athletes from all 13 sports utilize the Center’s high-tech sports medicine and weight training f ac i l i t i e s , which include a HydroWorx hydrotherapy pool with underwater tread-mill and an AlterG anti-gravity treadmill. Also home to UAA Commencement, high school state tourna-ments, concerts and numerous community events, the Alaska Airlines Center’s additional features include:

• 600 parking spaces, with additional overflow capacity of 1,200• 19 locker rooms• Student fitness center• Raven’s Nest walking track• Suite Level seating• Varsity Sports Grill restaurant

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MOST ATTACKSMatch: 276 vs Chico State, 11/10/90Season: 5,986, 1990

BEST ATTACK PERCENTAGEMatch: .534 vs Regis, 11/13/82Season: .236, 2011

MOST KILLS PER SETMatch: 22.67 vs Saint Martinís, 10/5/02Season: 13.4, 2011

MOST BLOCK SOLOSMatch: 19 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 119, 1991

MOST BLOCK ASSISTSMatch: 34 vs Denver, 10/5/85Season: 475, 1994

MOST TOTAL BLOCKSMatch: 28 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 419, 1984

MOST BLOCKS PER SETMatch: 9.3 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 3.8, 1982

MOST SERVICE ACESMatch: 24 vs West Virginia State, 9/7/01Season: 259, 1982

MOST DIGSMatch: 158 vs Truman State, 10/25/91Season: 3,143, 1990

MOST DIGS PER SETMatch: 37.8 vs UC Davis, 10/5/90Season: 22.1, 1991

MOST ASSISTSMatch: 85 vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/9/84Season: 1,652, 1990

MOST ASSISTS PER SETMatch: 19.0 vs Regis, 10/15/89Season: 12.7, 2008

WINS & LOSSES/MISC. RECORDSMost Wins: 24, 1990 & 1992Most Losses: 24, 1983Most Home Wins: 14, 1988Most Road Wins: 14, 1989Consecutive Matches Won: 13, Oct. 1-Nov. 19, 2009Consecutive Sets Won: 18, Oct. 11-27, 2001Consecutive Home Matches Won: 15, 1987-88Consecutive Losses: 14, 1983Highest Winning Pct: .742 (23-8), 1986 & 2009Most Matches Played: 39, 1990Most Sets Played: 144, 1990Shortest Match: 35 minutes vs North Carolina Central, 10/11/90Fewest Points Allowed: 2 vs North Carolina Central, 10/11/90

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Washington, 11/13/08Season: 535, Jen Szczerbinski, 1992Career: 1,691, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-90, 92

MOST ATTACKSMatch: 83, Rhea Cardwell vs Western Oregon, 11/1/08Season: 1,437, Jen Szczerbinski, 1990Career: 4,511, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-90, 92

BEST ATTACK PERCENTAGEMatch (min. 10 att.): .909, Janelle Veith (10-0-11) vs Seattle, 10/20/01Season: .416, Robyn Burton, 2011Career: .365, Robyn Burton, 2010-11

MOST KILLS PER SETMatch: 10.6, Cherie Knox vs Regis, 10/15/89Season: 4.48, Rhea Cardwell, 2008Career: 4.02, Rhea Cardwell, 2007-08

MOST BLOCK SOLOSMatch: 10, Tammy Middaugh vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 63, Pam Lewers, 1987Career: 152, Michelle Harlamert, 1989-91,93

MOST BLOCK ASSISTSMatch: 14, Michelle Harlamert vs Bellarmine, 10/1/93Season: 131, Vickie Maas, 1992Career: 359, Sabrina Bingham, 1996-99

MOST TOTAL BLOCKSMatch: 17, Michelle Harlamert vs Bellarmine, 10/1/93Season: 176, Vickie Maas, 1992Career: 499, Vickie Maas, 1989-92

MOST BLOCKS PER SETMatch: 5.0,Tammy Middaugh vs Alaska Fairbanks, 11/19/82Season: 1.5, Maria Dalton, 1984Career: 1.2, Pam Lewers, 1985-87

MOST SERVICE ACESMatch: 9,Tegan Bosard vs Western New Mexico, 10/27/97Season: 57, Sandra Kirtley, 1995Career: 162, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-92

MOST DIGSMatch: 39, Jen Szczerbinski vs Chaminade, 10/19/90Season: 604, Jen Szczerbinski, 1990Career: 2,108, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-90,92

MOST DIGS PER SETMatch: 9.0, Cherie Knox vs Regis, 10/20/89Season: 5.28, Rachael Knecht, 2004Career: 4.3, Jen Szczerbinski, 1988-90, 92

MOST ASSISTSMatch: 75, Janelle Morrisette vs St. Cloud State, 8/25/00Season: 1,522, Tracy Zink, 1990Career: 3,853, Janelle (Morrisette) Veith, 1998-2001

MOST ASSISTS PER SETMatch: 18.75, Janelle Morrisette vs St. Cloud State, 8/25/00Season: 11.94, Kasey Kuelper, 2002Career: 10.62, Calli Scott, 2008-09

Local Service High product Kasey Kuelper set the season record for assists average with 11.94 per set in 2002.

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BLOCK SOLOS1. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 1522. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 1473. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 984. Cindy Clagett (1984-87) 975. Meganne Hendricks (1985-88) 946. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 867. Maria (Dalton) Ammerman (1981-88) 768. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) 729. Mary Cashin (1984-85) 7110. Cortney Lundberg (2008-10) 68

ACES1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 1622. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) 1393. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) 1294. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 1265. Nikkie Viotto (2009-12) 1216. Maria (Dalton) Ammerman (1981-88) 1197. Tegan Bosard (1996-99) 1148. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 1109. Michelle Garvin (2000-03) 107 O’Lita McWilliams (2002-03) 107

ACES PER SET1. O’Lita McWilliams (2001-03) .5172. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) .4073. Kimya Jafroudi (2011-12) .3574. Stacie Meisner (2008-09) .3575. Carrie Belden (1996-98) .3526. April Hydak (1996-98) .3507. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) .3488. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) .3279. Joanna Johnson (2007-08) .32010. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) .310

MATCHES PLAYED1. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 1432. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 1413. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 1404. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 1295. Nikki (Mowry) Wegner (1990-93) 1276. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 1237. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) 1218. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 120 Tegan Bosard (1996-99) 12010. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 118

SETS PLAYED (since 1984)1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 495 Tracy Zink (1987-90) 4953. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 4644. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 4365. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 4296. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 4277. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 4238. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) 4169. Tegan Bosard (1996-99) 41410. Janelle (Morrisette) Veith (1998-01) 411

3. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 4.264. Diana Gordon (2003-04) 3.985. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) 3.626. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 3.617. O’Lita McWilliams (2002-03) 3.428. Quincy Haught (2010-11) 3.309. Tammy Burgess (1990-92) 3.3010. Rachel Kidwell (2007-08) 3.28

ASSISTS1. Janelle (Morrisette) Veith (1998-01) 3,8532. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 3,7913. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) 2,8554. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) 2,6255. Calli Scott (2008-09) 2,4016. Kimya Jafroudi (2011-12) 1,8657. Ann Twiggs (1983-86) 1,7578. Siobhan Johansen (2010-13) 1,7159. Val Segerstrom (1994-95) 1,58310. Kathy Hajdukovich (1996-97) 1,517

ASSISTS PER SET1. Calli Scott (2008-09) 10.622. Kimya Jafroudi (2011-12) 10.253. Janelle (Morrisette) Veith (1998-01) 9.374. Stephanie Martinez (2002-05) 9.095. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) 8.426. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 7.667. Val Segerstrom (1994-95) 7.618. Kathy Hajdukovich (1996-97) 7.299. Molly Merritt (1993-94) 6.7010. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) 6.56

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 4992. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 4453. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 4304. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 4155. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 3846. Maria (Dalton) Ammerman (1981-88) 3727. Cortney Lundberg (2008-10) 3178. Cindy Clagett (1984-87) 3089. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) 29910. Robyn Burton (2010-11) 234

BLOCKS PER SET1. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) 1.212. Robyn Burton (2010-11) 1.193. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 1.164. Chelsey Jones (2005-06) 1.155. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 1.086. Cortney Lundberg (2008-10) 1.077. Karen Griffith (1985-86) 1.068. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 1.049. Cindy Clagett (1984-87) 1.0110. Mary Cashin (1984-85) 1.01

BLOCK ASSISTS1. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 3592. Vickie Maas (1989-92) 3523. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 3184. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 3175. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 2786. Cortney Lundberg (2008-10) 2497. Sandra Kirtley (1994-95) 227

KILLS1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 1,6912. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 1,2483. Jackie Matthisen (2009-11) 7324. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 1,0245. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 1,0126. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 9867. Carolyn DeKay (2001-02, 2004) 9388. Vanessa Tsukano (1997-00) 8809. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 84410. Sonnet Farrell (1995-98) 84316. Katelynn Zanders (2012- ) 676

KILLS PER SET1. Rhea Cardwell (2007-08) 4.022. Mindy Cason (2002-03) 3.763. Jackie Matthisen (2009-11) 3.664. Katelynn Zanders (2012- ) *3.475. Carolyn DeKay (2001-02) 3.426. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 3.427. Julia Mackey (2012- ) *3.168. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 2.869. O’Lita McWilliams (2002-03) 2.8510. Heather Lyons (2005-06) 2.84

ATTACKS1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 4,5112. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 3,5583. Jackie Matthisen (2009-11) 3,1884. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 3,0525. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) 2,5686. Sabrina Bingham (1996-99) 2,5407. Vanessa Tsukano (1997-00) 2,4808. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 93) 2,4069. Carolyn DeKay (2001-02, 2004) 2,35310. April Hydak (1996-98) 2,27319. Katelynn Zanders (2012- ) 1,770

ATTACK PERCENTAGE (min. 600 att.)1. Robyn Burton (2010-11) .3652. Cortney Lundberg (2008-10) .3023. Tammy Middaugh (1981-82) .2924. Mary Cashin (1984-85) .2755. Jodi Huddleston (2012-13) .2746. Mindy Cason (2002-03) .2647. Carolyn DeKay (2001-02, 2004) .2618. Julia Mackey (2012- ) .2599. Carla Anderson (1984-85) .25110. Brianne (Halling) McCabe (1999-02) .250

DIGS1. Jen Szczerbinski (1988-90, 1992) 2,1082. Cherie Knox (1987-90) 1,5723. Tracy Zink (1987-90) 1,3364. Shana Purvis (1991-92, 1996) 1,2275. Latika Chandler (1996-98, 2000) 1,1326. Jeni Phillips (1993-96) 1,0857. Kasey Kuelper (2000-03) 1,0708. Janelle (Morrisette) Veith (1998-01) 1,0489. Stacie Meisner (2008-09) 1,01110. Michelle Harlamert (1989-91, 1993) 1,011

DIGS PER SET1. Rachael Knecht (2004-06) 4.582. Stacie Meisner (2008-09) 4.53

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ACES1. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) 592. Sandra Kirtley (1995) 573. Kasey Kuelper (2001) 524. Tegan Bosard (1997) 515. Carrie Belden (1998) 496. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 48 O’Lita McWilliams (2002) 488. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 479. Krista Ferguson (1987) 4610. Sandra Kirtley (1994) 44

ACES PER SET (min. 25 aces)1. Caitlin Grenier (2006) .6902. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) .5363. Paepaetele Poasa (2006) .5084. Stephanie Martinez (2005) .5005. O’Lita McWilliams (2002) .4956. Kasey Kuelper (2001) .4917. Tegan Bosard (1997) .4688. Sandra Kirtley (1995) .4639. Kasey Kuelper (2002) .45310. Carrie Belden (1998) .434

MATCHES PLAYED1. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 39 Rhonda Hedington (1990) 39 Vickie Maas (1990) 39 Tracy Zink (1990) 395. Nikki Mowry (1990) 38 Michelle Harlamert (1990) 387. Amy Willis (1990) 378. Six tied with 36

SETS PLAYED (since 1984)1. Tracy Zink (1990) 1442. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 1433. Michelle Harlamert (1990) 1404. Shana Purvis (1992) 1335. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 132 Vickie Maas (1992) 1327. Pam Lewers (1987) 1308. Danica Thomas (1992) 128 Jeni Phillips (1994) 12810. Four tied with 127

6. Jen Szczerbinski (1992) 4.527. Stacie Meisner (2008) 4.518. Shana Purvis (1991) 4.449. Cherie Knox (1989) 4.4310. Quincy Haught (2011) 4.34

ASSISTS1. Tracy Zink (1990) 15222. Shana Purvis (1992) 13963. Kasey Kuelper (2003) 13504. Tracy Zink (1989) 13065. Val Segerstrom (1995) 12526. Janelle Morrisette (2000) 12087. Calli Scott (2009) 12028. Calli Scott (2008) 11999. Kasey Kuelper (2002) 113410. Janelle Veith (2001) 1113

ASSISTS PER SET1. Kasey Kuelper (2003) 12.272. Kasey Kuelper (2002) 11.943. Janelle Morrisette (1999) 11.554. Tracy Zink (1989) 11.075. Bethan Murphy (2004) 11.026. Janelle Veith (2001) 10.707. Calli Scott (2009) 10.648. Calli Scott (2008) 10.619. Tracy Zink (1990) 10.5710. Stephanie Martinez (2004) 10.55

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Vickie Maas (1992) 1762. Maria Dalton (1984) 1603. Sandra Kirtley (1995) 1554. Brianne Halling (2001) 1525. Pam Lewers (1987) 146 Michelle Harlamert (1990) 1467. Sandra Kirtley (1994) 1448. Michelle Harlamert (1989) 1429. Mary Cashin (1984) 135 Sabrina Bingham (1996) 135

BLOCKS PER SET1. Maria Dalton (1984) 1.542. Deb Richardson (1984) 1.453. Brianne Halling (2001) 1.434. Pam Lewers (1986) 1.395. Vickie Maas (1992) 1.336. Michelle Harlamert (1989) 1.337. Mary Cashin (1984) 1.278. Sandra Kirtley (1995) 1.269. Robyn Burton (2010) 1.2510. Cindy Clagett (1986) 1.24

BLOCK ASSISTS1. Vickie Maas (1992) 1312. Sonnet Farrell (1998) 1243. Sabrina Bingham (1998) 1214. Sandra Kirtley (1995) 1185. Brianne Halling (2001) 1166. Maria Dalton (1984) 1157. Robyn Burton (2010) 1108. Sandra Kirtley (1994) 1099. Miya Athanas (1994) 10810. Sabrina Bingham (1996) 107 Jodi Huddleston (2013) 107

KILLS1. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 5352. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 5133. Rhea Cardwell (2008) 5064. Cherie Knox (1989) 5025. Jackie Matthisen (2009) 4576. Mindy Cason (2003) 4547. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 4178. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) 4079. Jackie Matthisen (2009) 40210. Katelynn Zanders (2013) 399

KILLS PER SET1. Rhea Cardwell (2008) 4.482. Cherie Knox (1989) 4.183. Jackie Matthisen (2011) 4.144. Mindy Cason (2003) 4.135. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 4.056. Jackie Matthisen (2009) 4.047. O’Lita McWilliams (2003) 3.708. Katelynn Zanders (2013) 3.699. Jen Szczerbinski (1989) 3.6310. Jen Szczerbinski (1990) 3.59

ATTACKS1. Rhea Cardwell (2008) 14572. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 14373. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 14034. Cherie Knox (1989) 13405. Jackie Matthisen (2009) 12146. Jackie Matthisen (2011) 11577. Cherie Knox (1990) 11508. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 10839. Mindy Cason (2003) 106610. Jeni Phillips (1994) 1024

ATTACK PERCENTAGE (min. 100 kills)1. Robyn Burton (2011) .4162. Tammy Middaugh (1982) .3333. Cortney Lundberg (2010) .3184. Erin Braun (2013) .312 5. Mary Cashin (1984) .3116. Janelle Veith (2001) .3077. Cortney Lundberg (2009) .3078. Maria Dalton (1981) .3039. Robyn Burton (2010) .29710. Carolyn DeKay (2004) .292

DIGS1. Jennie Szczerbinski (1990) 6042. Jennie Szczerbinski (1992) 5973. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 5444. Tracy Zink (1990) 5355. Cherie Knox (1989) 5316. Rachael Knecht (2004) 5287. Stacie Meisner (2009) 5188. Stacie Meisner (2008) 5109. Quinn Barker (2013) 50110. Shana Purvis (1992) 489

DIGS PER SET1. Rachael Knecht (2004) 5.282. Jennie Szczerbinski (1989) 4.733. Quinn Barker (2013) 4.644. Diana Gordon (2004) 4.625. Stacie Meisner (2009) 4.54

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TEAM STATISTICS BY YEARYear Kills Hit% Assists Aces Digs Blocks1980 843 .124 677 210 NA 2521981 735 .146 626 144 NA 2631982 1,054 .208 831 259 NA 3761983 Not Available1984 1,280 .207 1,151 257 1,719 4191985 1,045 .121 894 127 1,423 3391986 1,350 .182 1,189 217 1,734 3531987 1,553 .159 1,286 226 2,316 3931988 1,370 .185 1,135 162 2,044 2291989 1,540 .188 1,394 180 2,516 3161990 1,872 .145 1,652 186 3,143 3161991 1,326 .128 1,200 143 2,745 3061992 1,731 .171 1,597 208 2,924 3351993 1,179 .153 1,078 182 1,718 2161994 1,562 .155 1,340 202 2,032 3251995 1,600 .164 1,425 206 2,070 3141996 1,675 .182 1,491 243 2,049 3291997 1,346 .151 1,224 230 1,724 2841998 1,544 .160 1,360 215 2,048 2711999 1,340 .160 1,179 192 1,882 2302000 1,629 .171 1,459 217 1,915 2602001 1,530 .208 1,367 225 1,834 2722002 1,479 .219 1,335 205 1,668 1762003 1,741 .224 1,578 207 1,922 2082004 1,367 .190 1,237 156 1,943 2042005 1,145 .141 1,038 144 1,454 2122006 1,095 .130 998 191 1,423 1832007 1,096 .138 1,002 112 1,511 1682008 1,486 .201 1,387 164 1,902 2012009 1,481 .222 1,371 170 1,641 2622010 1,218 .209 1,151 151 1,406 2552011 1,296 .236 1,217 156 1,484 2072012 1,218 .198 1,137 148 1,553 1732013 1,426 .221 1,346 162 1,670 242

TEAM RESULTS YEAR BY YEARYear Coach Overall Pct. Conference Postseason1980 Kerry McCaig 17-10 .630 ---1981 Kerry McCaig 14-13* .519 ---1982 Kerry McCaig 21-11 .656 ---1983 Kerry McCaig 3-24 .111 ---1984 Kerry McCaig 22-11 .667 10-3 (2nd)1985 Judy Lee 9-23 .281 4-10 (6th)1986 Judy Lee 23- 8 .742 10-4 (3rd)1987 Judy Lee 16-22 .421 8-6 (4th)1988 Judy Lee 22- 9 .710 10-4 (3rd)1989 Judy Lee 23-13 .639 8-4 (3rd) NCAA 1st Rd1990 Judy Lee 24-15 .615 6-0 (1st) NCAA 1st Rd1991 Judy Lee 13-21 .382 1-7 (5th)1992 Judy Lee 24-10 .706 7-1 (T-1st)1993 Judy Lee 11-16 .407 4-4 (T-2nd)1994 Judy Lee 16-16 .500 5-9 (T-5th)1995 Judy Lee 14-20 .412 5-9 (5th)1996 Kerry Major 20-13 .606 7-5 (3rd)1997 Kerry Major 13-17 .433 8-4 (3rd)1998 Kim Lauwers 15-17 .469 7-7 (T-4th)1999 Kim Lauwers 15-12 .556 8-6 (T-4th)2000 Kim Lauwers 14-18 .438 8-6 (T-3rd)2001 Kim Lauwers 18-10 .642 11-7 (5th)2002 Kim Lauwers 15-11 .577 11-7 (4th)2003 Kim Lauwers 16-10 .615 10-8 (T-4th)2004 Kim Lauwers 13-13 .500 7-11 (7th)2005 Michelle Earl 7-19 .269 4-14 (8th)2006 Michelle Earl 5-20 .200 2-14 (8th)2007 Michelle Earl 5-19 .208 1-17 (10th)2008 Chris Green 15-14 .517 7-9 (6th)2009 Chris Green 23-8 .742 14-2 (1st) NCAA 2nd Rd2010 Chris Green 18-9 .667 13-5 (3rd) NCAA 1st Rd2011 Chris Green 18-9 .667 14-4 (2nd) NCAA 1st Rd2012 Chris Green 16-10 .615 11-7 (T-4th)2013 Chris Green 21-10 .677 15-3 (2nd) NCAA 1st Rd 34-Year Totals 531-489 .521 236-197 (.545)

ALL-TIME RESULTS

Head CoachKerry McCaig

5 seasons69-77 (.473)

1980 (17-10)PACIFIC, OR 1-3 LPACIFIC, OR 3-2 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WPUGET SOUND 1-3 LPUGET SOUND 2-3 LMONTANA TECH 3-0 WMONTANA TECH 3-0 WPortland* 2-1 WCentral Washington* 2-1 WBoise State* 2-0 WEastern Washington* 0-2 L

Lewis & Clark* 0-2 LIdaho* 0-2 LW. WASHINGTON 0-2 LW. WASHINGTON 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 WWARNER PACIFIC 3-0 WWARNER PACIFIC 3-1 WCarroll^ 3-1 WMSU Billings^ 3-0 WWestern Montana^ 3-0 WNorthern Montana^ 3-0 WMontana Tech^ 3-1 WMontana State^ 0-3 Lat Simon Fraser 0-3 L*Interstate League Tourn.^Fron er League Tourn.

1981 (14-13)SO. OREGON 3-0 W*SO. OREGON 3-0 W*at Cent. Washington 3-1 W*at Cent. Washington 3-1 W*at W. Washington 1-3 Lat W. Washington 2-3 LPORTLAND 3-0 W*PORTLAND 3-0 W*at Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 W*at Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 W*W. WASHINGTON 0-3 LW. WASHINGTON 3-1 Wat Portland 2-3 LWestern Oregon^ 2-0 WLinfi eld^ 0-2 Lat S. Oregon State^ 0-2 Lat S. Oregon State^ 0-2 LLinfi eld^ 0-2 L

at Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 Lat Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 LHawaii Pacifi c% 1-3 LNevada% 1-3 Lat BYU-Hawaii% 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WC. WASHINGTON 3-0 WC. WASHINGTON 3-2 W^Southern Oregon Tourn.%BYU-Hawaii Tournament*matches later forfeited by UAA (Offi cial record: 6-21)

1982 (21-11)at U.S. Interna onal^ 0-2 Lat UC San Diego^ 0-2 LHumboldt State^ 2-1 WLaVerne^ 1-2 L

So. California Coll.^ 2-0 WSo. California Coll.^ 2-0 WIdaho State^ 0-2 Lat UC Riverside 0-3 LREGIS 3-1 WREGIS 3-1 WPUGET SOUND 3-1 WPUGET SOUND 3-1 Wat Southern Oregon 2-3 Lat Southern Oregon 3-0 Wat Portland 3-2 Wat Portland 3-2 WC. WASHINGTON 3-1 WC. WASHINGTON 3-2 WW. WASHINGTON 3-0 WW. WASHINGTON 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WRegis* 2-0 W


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Nebraska-Omaha* 1-2 LTexas-El Paso* 0-2 LColorado College* 2-0 Wat N. Colorado* 0-2 LRegis* 2-0 Wat N. Colorado* 0-2 LTexas-El Paso* 0-2 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-2 WÛC San Diego Tune-Up*Northern Colorado Tourn.

1983 (3-24)CAL POLY-POMONA 0-3 LCAL POLY-POMONA 0-3 LCHAPMAN 0-3 LCHAPMAN 0-3 Lat UC Davis 0-3 Lat Sacramento State 0-3 Lat San Francisco State 0-3 Lat San Francisco 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 1-3 LMONTANA TECH 0-3 LMONTANA TECH 0-3 LWARNER PACIFIC 0-3 LWARNER PACIFIC 1-3 LMoorhead State^ 2-1 WWisconsin-Superior^ 0-2 LSt. Catherine’s^ 0-2 LSt. Cloud State^ 0-2 LWinona State^ 2-1 WAlaska Fairbanks^ 2-0 WNW Missouri State^ 0-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 LCS DOMINGUEZ HILLS 1-3 LCS DOMINGUEZ HILLS 0-3 LMINNESOTA-DULUTH 0-3 LMINNESOTA-DULUTH 0-3 LÛM-Duluth Halloween Tour.

1984 (22-11)MAYVILLE STATE 3-0 WMAYVILLE STATE 3-0 WSACRAMENTO STATE 0-3 LSACRAMENTO STATE 1-3 Lat Denver 3-1 Wat Metro State 3-2 Wat Metro State 3-0 Wat Denver 3-0 WNO. COLORADO 1-3 LNO. COLORADO 1-3 LCS BAKERSFIELD 0-3 LCS BAKERSFIELD 0-3 LAIR FORCE 3-2 W

AIR FORCE 2-3 LREGIS 3-1 WREGIS 3-2 WBemidji State^ 2-0 WMankato State^ 2-1 WNW Missouri State^ 1-2 LSt. Catherine’s^ 1-2 LSt. Thomas, MN^ 2-0 Wat Minn.-Duluth^ 2-1 WWisconsin-Parkside^ 2-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 WSONOMA STATE 3-1 WSONOMA STATE 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 Wat Denver* 3-0 WAir Force* 1-3 Lat Regis* 0-3 LÛM.-Duluth Halloween Tour.*Con nental Divide Conf. Tour.

Head CoachJudy Lee

11 seasons195-173 (.530)

1985 (9-23)CHICO STATE 0-3 LCHICO STATE 0-3 LPORTLAND STATE 0-3 LPORTLAND STATE 0-3 Lat Washington 0-3 Lat Texas-Arlington^ 0-3 LTexas-El Paso^ 0-3 LBaylor^ 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-1 WDENVER 0-3 LDENVER 1-3 LMETRO STATE 0-3 LMETRO STATE 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 Wat Northern Colorado 0-3 Lat Northern Colorado 0-3 Lat Air Force 2-3 Lat Air Force 2-3 LCS Northridge* 0-2 LChapman* 2-0 WUC Riverside* 0-2 LSacramento State* 0-2 LNorthern Colorado* 3-1 WCal Poly-Pomona* 0-3 LFerris State* 0-3 L

Tex. A&M-Commerce* 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 WUC DAVIS 3-0 WUC DAVIS 3-0 WREGIS 0-3 LREGIS 0-3 L^Texas-Arlington Tournament*Air Force Premier Tourn.

1986 (23-8)at Chapman 0-2 LBENTLEY 3-1 WBENTLEY 3-1 WLEWIS & CLARK 1-3 LLEWIS & CLARK 0-3 LMSU BILLINGS 3-1 WMSU BILLINGS 3-1 WALASKA PACIFIC 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Denver 3-0 Wat Denver 3-1 Wat Metro State 3-0 Wat Metro State 3-2 WSLIPPERY ROCK 3-0 WSLIPPERY ROCK 3-0 WNO. COLORADO 1-3 LNO. COLORADO 1-3 Lat Alaska Pacifi c 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-0 Wat Regis 1-3 Lat Regis 2-3 Lvs Regis^ 3-2 Wvs Ferris State^ 0-3 Lvs Chapman^ 3-0 Wvs UC Davis^ 3-0 Wvs Texas Woman’s^ 3-2 Wat Air Force^ 3-2 WAIR FORCE 3-2 WAIR FORCE 3-1 WÂir Force Premier Tourn.

1987 (16-22)at Alaska Fairbanks 0-2 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 WFLORIDA SOUTHERN 3-1 WFLORIDA SOUTHERN 0-3 Lat Air Force 0-3 Lat Northern Colorado^ 0-3 LAir Force^ 2-3 LSouthern Colorado^ 1-3 LMetro State^ 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-2 WALASKA PACIFIC 1-3 L

METRO STATE 0-3 LMETRO STATE 3-0 WREGIS 1-3 LREGIS 3-0 WGANNON 3-0 WGANNON 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 Wat CS Dominguez Hills 3-0 Wat CS Dominguez Hills 3-0 WNorth Dakota State* 0-3 LMinnesota-Duluth* 0-3 LCentral Missouri St.* 0-3 LChapman* 3-0 WPortland State* 0-3 Lat Nebraska-Omaha* 0-3 LDENVER 3-0 WDENVER 3-0 Wat Northern Colorado 0-3 Lat Air Force 2-3 LSacramento State% 2-3 LFerris State% 0-3 LCal Poly-Pomona% 1-3 LPortland State% 0-3 LArmy% 3-2 WRegis% 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 W^Northern Colorado Tourn.*Nebraska-Omaha Tourn.%Air Force Premier Tourn.

1988 (22-9)San Francisco State^ 2-1 WWestern Washington^ 2-0 Wat California-Davis^ 2-0 WS. DAKOTA STATE 3-1 WS. DAKOTA STATE 3-0 WE. NEW MEXICO 3-0 WE. NEW MEXICO 3-0 WALASKA PACIFIC 3-1 WSOUTHERN INDIANA 3-1 WSOUTHERN INDIANA 3-0 Wat Regis 2-3 Lat Metro State 2-3 Lat Denver 3-0 Wat Colo.-Colo. Springs 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WNO. COLORADO 3-0 WNO. COLORADO 3-2 Wat Regis 0-3 Lat Denver 3-0 Wat Metro State 0-3 LAngelo State* 1-3 LSacramento State* 1-3 LFerris State* 0-3 LNorthern Colorado* 1-3 L

Chico State* 3-1 WMissouri-St. Louis* 1-3 LMSU BILLINGS 3-2 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 WAIR FORCE 3-1 WAIR FORCE 3-2 WÛC Davis Invita onal*Air Force Premier Tourn.

1989 (23-13)at Alaska Pacifi c 2-0 WCal State-Hayward^ 2-0 WSimon Fraser^ 2-0 WChico State^ 0-2 LChaminade^ 1-2 LMETRO STATE* 1-3 LW. KENTUCKY* 3-0 WMETRO STATE 0-3 LCAL STATE LA 3-0 WCAL STATE LA 3-0 WALASKA PACIFIC 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-1 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat Air Force 3-1 Wat Air Force 3-0 WWest Texas A&M% 1-3 LMesa State% 3-1 WAngelo State% 1-3 LNW Missouri State% 3-0 Wat Regis% 3-0 WAir Force% 3-1 WREGIS 1-3 LREGIS 0-3 LDENVER 3-0 WDENVER 3-1 WGrand Valley State$ 3-1 WUC Riverside$ 1-3 LSacramento State$ 0-3 LFerris State$ 3-2 Wat Air Force$ 1-3 LTampa$ 2-3 LMISS. U. FOR WOMEN 3-0 WMISS. U. FOR WOMEN 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Sacramento St.& 0-3 LÛC Davis Invita onal*Crystal Light Classic%Metro State Tournament$Air Force Premier Tourn.&NCAA Division II Regional

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1991 (13-21)IUPU-Ft. Wayne* 2-3 LNorthern Kentucky* 3-0 Wat Northern Michigan* 1-3 LMichigan Tech* 3-1 WSt. Cloud State* 3-1 WSIMON FRASER 3-0 WCAL POLY POMONA 0-3 LSONOMA STATE^ 3-2 WCAL POLY POMONA^ 0-3 LABILENE CHRISTIAN 0-3 LABILENE CHRISTIAN 3-1 WGRAND CANYON 0-3 LGRAND CANYON 1-3 LCENT. OKLAHOMA 3-2 W

CENT. OKLAHOMA 3-2 WMissouri Southern% 2-3 LFlorida Atlan c% 1-3 Lat Florida Southern% 0-3 LAir Force% 0-3 LFlorida Atlan c% 3-1 Wat MSU Billings 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 LTRUMAN STATE 3-0 WTRUMAN STATE 3-2 WTampa$ 0-3 LMinnesota-Duluth$ 0-3 LCal Poly-Pomona$ 0-3 LAngelo State$ 0-3 LOakland, MI$ 1-3 LMankato State$ 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 1-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 0-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 0-3 L*Northern Michigan Invite^Crystal Light Classic%Florida Southern Invite$Air Force Premier Tourn.

1992 (24-10)Tex. A&M-Commerce^ 3-0 WBellarmine^ 3-2 WWayne State, NE^ 2-3 Lat Missouri-St. Louis^ 0-3 LDenver^ 2-3 LOKLAHOMA 1-3 LOKLAHOMA 0-3 LMORNINGSIDE 3-0 WMORNINGSIDE 3-2 WBUCKNELL 3-0 WBUCKNELL 3-0 WWisconsin-Parkside* 3-1 Wat Ferris State* 3-1 WGrand Valley State* 3-1 Wat Ferris State* 3-1 WAIR FORCE 3-1 WAIR FORCE 2-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 3-0 Wat Sea le Pacifi c 3-2 Wat Grand Canyon 1-3 Lat Grand Canyon 3-2 Wat Sea le Pacifi c 3-1 WMSU BILLINGS 3-2 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 WIUPU-FT WAYNE 3-2 WIUPU-FT WAYNE 3-0 Wat Air Force% 0-3 LNorthern Michigan% 0-3 LLewis% 3-1 WChapman% 3-1 W

Regis% 2-3 LFLORIDA ATLANTIC 3-1 WFLORIDA ATLANTIC 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 W^Missouri-St. Louis Invite*Ferris State Invita onal%Air Force Premier Tourn.

1993 (11-16)ALA.-HUNTSVILLE 3-0 WALA.-HUNTSVILLE 3-0 WSan Francisco State^ 2-3 LCS San Bernardino^ 3-0 Wat UC Davis^ 0-3 LChico State^ 0-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 3-2 WSEATTLE PACIFIC 0-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 LCOLO.-COLO. SPR.@ 1-3 LCOLO.-COLO. SPR. 3-2 WBELLARMINE 3-2 WBELLARMINE 3-1 WSONOMA STATE 1-3 LSONOMA STATE 2-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 WGRAND CANYON 0-3 LGRAND CANYON 0-3 LUC Riverside* 1-3 Lat Air Force* 0-3 LLewis* 0-3 LNorth Dakota* 3-2 WAngelo State* 0-3 Lat Sea le Pacifi c% 2-3 LPortland State% 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 W^UC Davis Invita onal@ at Colony High School*Air Force Premier Tourn.%Falcon Classic

1994 (16-16)Indiana, PA^ 3-2 Wat California, PA^ 3-2 WGannon^ 2-3 LDowling^ 3-1 WABILENE CHRISTIAN* 2-3 LBENTLEY* 3-2 WALASKA FAIRBANKS* 2-3 LBENTLEY* 3-1 WADAMS STATE 3-1 WADAMS STATE 3-1 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 Wat W. New Mexico 3-2 Wat W. New Mexico 2-3 L

HAWAII-HILO 0-3 LHAWAII-HILO 0-3 LCHAMINADE 3-2 WCHAMINADE 1-3 Lat Metro State% 0-3 Lat Denver% 3-2 Wat Regis% 0-3 LColorado Chris an% 1-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 1-3 Lat Portland State 0-3 Lat Portland State 0-3 Lat Sea le Pacifi c 0-3 Lat Sea le Pacifi c 0-3 Lvs Bemidji State$ 3-1 Wvs Mesa State$ 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks$ 0-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks$ 3-2 W^California, PA Preview Tour.*UAA Invita onal%Econolodge Invita onal$Nanook Invita onal

1995 (14-20)Western State^ 3-0 WMadonna^ 3-1 WSouthern Colorado^ 3-0 Wat Mesa State^ 0-3 LCOLORADO MINES* 3-1 WDOWLING* 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS* 1-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS* 2-3 LUC RIVERSIDE 3-2 WUC RIVERSIDE 2-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 1-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 0-3 Lat Chaminade 0-3 Lat Chaminade 3-1 Wat Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 Lat Hawaii-Hilo 0-3 LPORTLAND STATE 0-3 LPORTLAND STATE 0-3 LW. NEW MEXICO 3-0 WW. NEW MEXICO 3-1 WFort Lewis^ 1-3 Lat Metro State^ 1-3 LNebraska-Kearney^ 0-3 LAir Force^ 1-3 Lat MSU Billings 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 2-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 Lat Sea le Pacifi c% 0-3 LPortland State% 0-3 LEckerd$ 3-2 WChadron State$ 1-3 L

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Head CoachKerry Major

2 seasons33-30 (.524)

1996 (20-13)at Cal St.-Bakersfi eld^ 0-3 LGrand Canyon^ 0-3 LNebraska-Kearney^ 1-3 LColorado Chris an^ 3-1 WSouth Carolina-Aiken$ 3-1 WSW Minnesota St.$ 3-1 Wat Alaska Fairbanks$ 3-2 WSW Minnesota St.$ 2-3 LSONOMA STATE 1-3 LSONOMA STATE 3-1 WNorth Dakota% 3-2 WWayne State% 0-3 Lat North Dakota St.% 0-3 LLEWIS 3-2 WLEWIS 3-1 Wat W. New Mexico 3-0 Wat W. New Mexico 3-0 Wat Sea le Pacifi c 1-3 Lat Sea le Pacifi c 2-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 LCHAMINADE 3-2 WCHAMINADE 0-3 LHAWAII-HILO 3-0 WHAWAII-HILO 3-0 WMSU BILLINGS 3-2 WMSU BILLINGS 3-0 WMILLERSVILLE 3-0 WMILLERSVILLE 3-0 WMINN.-MORRIS* 3-1 WWINGATE* 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS* 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS* 2-3 L^CS-Bakersfi eld Challenge

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Head CoachKim Lauwers

7 seasons106-91 (.538)

1998 (15-17)CAMERON* 2-3 LTRUMAN STATE* 3-0 WCS DOM. HILLS* 3-0 WCAMERON* 0-3 LMissouri Western^ 3-1 WNorth Dakota^ 3-0 Wat North Alabama^ 1-3 Lat North Alabama^ 0-3 LMICHIGAN TECH 3-0 WMICHIGAN TECH 2-3 LWARNER PACIFIC 3-0 WWARNER PACIFIC 3-0 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-1 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 Lat BYU-Hawaii 0-3 Lat Hawaii Pacifi c 0-3 LROCKHURST 0-3 LROCKHURST 1-3 LSaint Mar n’s% 3-0 W

Sea le Pacifi c% 0-3 Lat Simon Fraser% 3-1 WW. Washington% 3-2 WHAWAII-HILO 3-2 WCHAMINADE 0-3 Lat W. New Mexico 0-3 Lat W. New Mexico 0-3 Lat Grand Canyon 1-3 LMSU BILLINGS 2-3 LMSU BILLINGS 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-2 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-2 Wvs Sea le Pacifi c$ 0-3 L*UAA Invita onal^North Alabama Classic%Pacifi c West Crossover$Pacifi c West Conf. Tour.

1999 (15-12)ABILENE CHRISTIAN* 1-3 LUC DAVIS* 2-3 LMETRO STATE* 3-0 WMETRO STATE* 1-3 LBENTLEY 2-3 LBENTLEY 3-1 WSAVANNAH A&D 3-0 WOuachita Bap st^ 3-0 WWayland Bap st^ 3-2 WTex. A&M-Commerce^ 3-0 WAngelo State^ 3-2 WW. NEW MEXICO 3-1 WW. NEW MEXICO 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 LALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WCENTRAL MISSOURI 1-3 LCENTRAL MISSOURI 2-3 Lat Cent. Washington 3-1 Wat Saint Mar n’s 3-0 WWESTERN OREGON 0-3 LHUMBOLDT STATE 3-0 Wat MSU Billings 3-2 Wat MSU Billings 3-0 WBYU-HAWAII 0-3 LHAWAII PACIFIC 0-3 Lat Chaminade 0-3 Lat Hawaii-Hilo 3-1 W*UAA Invita onalÂbilene Chris an Tourn.

2000 (14-18)Wisconsin-Parkside^ 3-2 WSt. Cloud State^ 3-1 WMichigan Tech^ 1-3 LLewis, IL^ 1-3 Lat Cal Poly-Pomona 1-3 Lat CS San Bernardino 0-3 L

Cal State L.A.% 0-3 LIUPU-Fort Wayne% 3-2 Wat CS Bakersfi eld% 0-3 LNorth Dakota State% 0-3 LHARDING* 3-2 WC. WASHINGTON* 0-3 LNORTH ALABAMA* 0-3 LHARDING* 2-3 Lat W. New Mexico 3-2 Wat W. New Mexico 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-1 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 1-3 Lat Alaska Fairbanks 0-3 LCHAMINADE 3-1 WHAWAII-HILO 3-0 Wat NW Nazarene 1-3 Lat Sea le 3-1 WSEATTLE PACIFIC 2-3 LW. WASHINGTON 1-3 LMSU BILLINGS 3-2 WMSU BILLINGS 3-1 Wat Hawaii Pacifi c 0-3 Lat BYU-Hawaii 0-3 LST. EDWARD’S, TX 3-1 WST. EDWARD’S, TX 3-0 W*UAA Invita onal%Roadrunner Classic^Jeff erson Invite (Winona, Minn.)

2001 (18-10)CS STANISLAUS 3-0 WCS STANISLAUS 2-3 LSAN FRANCISCO ST.% 3-0 WST. JOSEPH’S, IN% 3-1 WNEB.-KEARNEY% 0-3 LNEB.-KEARNEY% 2-3 LWest Virginia State^ 3-0 Wat Charleston, WV^ 3-0 WWheeling Jesuit^ 3-2 WAshland, OH^ 3-1 Wat Western Oregon 0-3 Lat Humboldt State 3-1 Wat Sea le U. 2-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 1-3 LW. WASHINGTON 2-3 Lat Saint Mar n’s 3-1 Wat Cent. Washington 3-2 Wat NW Nazarene 3-2 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 3-2 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 WNW NAZARENE 3-0 WSEATTLE 3-0 WHUMBOLDT STATE 3-0 WWESTERN OREGON 3-0 W

at W. Washington 0-3 Lat Sea le Pacifi c 1-3 LCENT. WASHINGTON 0-3 LSAINT MARTIN’S 3-1 W%UAA Invita onal^Capital City Classic (Charleston, W.Va.)

2002 (15-11)Metro State$ 0-3 LChaminade$ 1-3 LSouth Dakota$ 0-3 Lat St. Mary’s$ 2-3 LCENT. ARKANSAS^ 3-0 WMARS HILL^ 3-0 WCHARLESTON^ 3-0 WCENT. ARKANSAS^ 3-1 Wat NW Nazarene 0-3 Lat Sea le 1-3 LWESTERN OREGON 3-1 WHUMBOLDT STATE 3-1 Wat Sea le Pacifi c 1-3 Lat W. Washington 0-3 LCENT. WASHINGTON 2-3 LSAINT MARTIN’S 3-0 WALASKA FAIRBANKS 3-0 Wat Humboldt State 3-2 Wat Western Oregon 3-1 WW. WASHINGTON 1-3 LSEATTLE PACIFIC 3-0 Wat Cent. Washington 3-1 Wat Saint Mar n’s 3-1 Wat Alaska Fairbanks 2-3 LSEATTLE UNIVERSITY 3-1 WNW NAZARENE 3-0 W$St. Mary’s Invite (San Antonio, Texas)ÛAA Invita onal

2003 (16-10)W. New Mexico% L, 1-3Westmont% W, 3-2Westmont% L, 1-3at Grand Canyon% W, 3-2CAL BAPTIST^ W, 3-1NOVA SOUTHEASTERN^ W, 3-0W. NEW MEXICO^ W, 3-2W. NEW MEXICO^ W, 3-0SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 3-2W. WASHINGTON L, 1-3at Alaska Fairbanks L, 2-3at Humboldt State L, 2-3at Western Oregon W, 3-1NW NAZARENE W, 3-2SEATTLE W, 3-1at Saint Mar n’s L, 0-3

at Cent. Washington L, 2-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-2WESTERN OREGON W, 3-0HUMBOLDT STATE W, 3-1at Sea le W, 3-2at NW Nazarene L, 2-3C. WASHINGTON L, 2-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0at W. Washington L, 0-3at Sea le Pacifi c W, 3-1%Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix)ÛAA Invita onal

2004 (13-13)Saint Anselm# W, 3-0at Saint Leo# W, 3-1Valdosta State# W, 3-0at Florida Southern L, 2-3LINCOLN CHR.^ W, 3-0HARDING^ W, 3-1MSU BILLINGS^ W, 3-2MSU BILLINGS^ L, 0-3HUMBOLDT STATE W, 3-1WESTERN OREGON W, 3-1at NW Nazarene L, 2-3at Sea le L, 1-3C. WASHINGTON L, 1-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0at Sea le Pacifi c L, 0-3at W. Washington L, 0-3at Alaska Fairbanks L, 2-3SEATTLE L, 1-3NW NAZARENE L, 1-3at Cent. Washington L, 0-3at Saint Mar n’s W, 3-1W. WASHINGTON L, 2-3SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 0-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-0at Western Oregon W, 3-2at Humboldt State W, 3-1# Florida Southern/St. Leo Classic (Lakeland/St. Leo, FL)^ Aspen Hotels Invita onal

Head CoachMichelle Earl

3 seasons17-58 (.227)

2005 (7-19)Chaminade% L, 0-3BYU-Hawaii% L, 0-3at Hawaii-Hilo% L, 0-3Hawaii Pacifi c% L, 0-3

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HAWAII-HILO^ W, 3-2NORTH DAKOTA^ L, 1-3BEMIDJI STATE^ W, 3-2BEMIDJI STATE^ W, 3-1at W. Washington L, 0-3at Cent. Washington L, 0-3SEATTLE L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0at Sea le Pacifi c L, 0-3at NW Nazarene L, 2-3HUMBOLDT STATE L, 0-3WESTERN OREGON L, 2-3at Alaska Fairbanks W, 3-1at Saint Mar n’s W, 3-1at Sea le L, 0-3NW NAZARENE L, 1-3SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 0-3at Western Oregon L, 1-3at Humboldt State L, 1-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-0C. WASHINGTON L, 0-3W. WASHINGTON L, 0-3% Hawaiian Style Classic (Hilo, HI)^ Aspen Hotels Invita onal

2006 (5-20)vs Valdosta State^ W, 3-0at St. Mary’s^ L, 1-3vs Rollins^ L, 0-3vs Colorado Mines^ L, 0-3BRIAR CLIFF % L, 0-3LaGRANGE % W, 3-0N.D. de NAMUR % W, 3-0BRIAR CLIFF % L, 2-3SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 1-3CENTRAL WASH. L, 0-3NW NAZARENE L, 1-3at Saint Mar n’s L, 0-3at Western Oregon L, 1-3at W. Washington L, 0-3at Sea le L, 0-3WESTERN OREGON L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-1ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-1vs Dixie # L, 1-3at NW Nazarene L, 0-3SEATTLE UNIVERSITY L, 2-3W. WASHINGTON L, 1-3at Cent. Washington L, 0-3at Sea le Pacifi c L, 1-3at Alaska Fairbanks L, 1-3^ at St. Mary’s Invite (San Antonio)% Extended Stay Deluxe Invite# at Nampa, Idaho

2007 (5-19)at Ferris State^ L, 0-3vs Saginaw Valley St.^ L, 0-3

vs Minn. Crookston^ W, 3-2vs Lake Superior St.^ W, 3-1ARMSTRONG ATL. W, 3-2ARMSTRONG ATL. W, 3-2at Alaska Fairbanks L, 0-3at Central Washington L, 0-3at W. Washington L, 0-3SEATTLE L, 1-3MSU BILLINGS L, 1-3at Sea le Pacifi c W, 3-2at NW Nazarene L, 0-3WESTERN OREGON L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S L, 0-3W. WASHINGTON L, 0-3C. WASHINGTON L, 0-3at MSU Billings L, 1-3at Sea le L, 1-3NW NAZARENE L, 1-3SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 1-3at Saint Mar n’s L, 0-3at Western Oregon L, 0-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS L, 1-3^ at Ferris State Invite (Big Rapids, MI)

Head CoachChris Green

6 seasons111-60 (.649)

2008 (15-14)CENTRAL MISSOURI L, 0-3OHIO VALLEY $ W, 3-0HARDING $ W, 3-2TEXAS WOMAN’S$ W, 3-0TEXAS WOMAN’S$ W, 3-0Western State ^ W, 3-0at Pt. Loma Naz. ^ L, 1-3at Grand Canyon ^ W, 3-1Western State ^ W, 3-0Augustana % W, 3-2SW Minnesota State% L, 1-3Truman State % L, 0-3at Concordia, Minn.% L, 1-3NW NAZARENE W, 3-1SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 3-0at Alaska Fairbanks L, 2-3at Saint Mar n’s W, 3-0at Western Oregon L, 1-3at MSU Billings L, 1-3W. WASHINGTON L, 1-3C. WASHINGTON W, 3-2ALASKA FAIRBANKS L, 2-3at Sea le Pacifi c L, 0-3at NW Nazarene L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0WESTERN OREGON L, 2-3MSU BILLINGS* W, 3-2at Cent. Washington* W, 3-2at W. Washington L, 2-3

$Extended Stay Deluxe Invite^GCU Cactus Classic (Phoenix)% Concordia Classic (St. Paul, Minn.)

2009 (23-8)KENTUCKY WESLEYAN$ W, 3-0ACADEMY OF ART $ L, 2-3MARY $ W, 3-1ACADEMY OF ART $ W, 3-1vs CS Los Angeles ^ W, 3-0vs CS San Bernardino ^ L, 1-3vs CS Dominguez Hills^ W, 3-0at UC San Diego ^ L, 0-3vs Hawaii Hilo % L, 0-3at BYU-Hawaii W, 3-2 at Chaminade W, 3-1at Hawaii Pacifi c W, 3-1 MSU BILLINGS L, 0-3 at W. Washington W, 3-2 at Central Washington W, 3-2at Rocky Mountain L, 1-3 at MSU Billings L, 1-3WESTERN OREGON W, 3-0 SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0 at Alaska Fairbanks W, 3-0at Sea le Pacifi c W, 3-0at NW Nazarene W, 3-0C. WASHINGTON W, 3-1 W. WASHINGTON W, 3-1at Western Oregon W, 3-1at Saint Mar n’s W, 3-0ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-0NW NAZARENE W, 3-0SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 3-1 vs Hawaii Hilo ! W, 3-2at CS San Bernardino ! L, 0-3$ Extended Stay Deluxe Invite^ Triton Invite — La Jolla, CA% at Laie, HI! NCAA West Regional — San Bernardino, CA

2010 (18-9)DRURY ^ W, 3-0DRURY ^ W, 3-1vs UC San Diego% L, 2-3vs Metro State% L, 2-3vs CS San Bernardino% W, 3-0vs Humboldt State% W, 3-2at Dominican W, 3-0at San Francisco State L, 1-3at Western Oregon L, 1-3at Saint Mar n’s W, 3-0ALASKA FAIRBANKS L, 1-3SIMON FRASER W, 3-0W. WASHINGTON W, 3-1at Sea le Pacifi c L, 0-3at MSU Billings W, 3-0C. WASHINGTON W, 3-1

NW NAZARENE W, 3-1at Alaska Fairbanks W, 3-1at W. Washington L, 0-3at Simon Fraser W, 3-0MSU BILLINGS W, 3-0SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 3-1at Northwest Nazarene W, 3-1at Central Washington L, 0-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-1WESTERN OREGON W, 3-1Western Washington# L, 1-3^ Extended Stay Deluxe Invite% Western Oregon Invite# NCAA D-II West Regionals — San Bernardino, CA

2011 (18-9)at BYU-Hawaii L, 0-3at Hawaii Pacifi c W, 3-1vs Hawaii-Hilo% L, 1-3at Chaminade W, 3-0vs Chico State^ W, 3-2vs CS San Bernardino L, 0-3vs CS. Dominguez Hills W, 3-0vs Cal St. Los Angeles L, 1-3WESTERN OREGON L, 2-3SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0at Alaska Fairbanks W, 3-0at Simon Fraser W, 3-0at W. Washington W, 3-1SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 3-1MSU BILLINGS W, 3-0at Central Washington W, 3-0at Northwest Nazarene L, 1-3ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-0W. WASHINGTON W, 3-0SIMON FRASER W, 3-1at MSU Billings W, 3-0at Sea le Pacifi c L, 1-3NW NAZARENE W, 3-0CENT. WASHINGTON W, 3-2at Saint Mar n’s W, 3-0at Western Oregon L, 1-3at CS San Bernardino! L, 1-3% at Honolulu^Coyote Labor Day Classic (San Bernardino, Calif.)! NCAA West Regional (San Bernardino, Calif.)

2012 (16-10)vs Minnesota State ^ L, 1-3vs San Francisco State ^ L, 0-3vs Academy of Art ^ W, 3-0at CS Monterey Bay ^ L, 1-3DIXIE STATE % W, 3-1ADELPHI % W, 3-0W. NEW MEXICO % W, 3-0W. NEW MEXICO % W, 3-0C. WASHINGTON W, 3-2

NW NAZARENE W, 3-2at Western Oregon L, 0-3at Saint Mar n’s W, 3-0ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-2SIMON FRASER W, 3-0W. WASHINGTON L, 0-3at Sea le Pacifi c W, 3-2at MSU Billings W, 3-1SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-1WESTERN OREGON L, 0-3at Alaska Fairbanks W, 3-2at Western Washington L, 0-3at Simon Fraser W, 3-0MSU BILLINGS W, 3-0SEATTLE PACIFIC L, 1-3at Northwest Nazarene L, 1-3at Central Washington L, 0-3^ O er Classic — Seaside, CA% SpringHill Suites Invita onal

2013 (21-10)at BYU-Hawaii L, 0-3at Chaminade W, 3-0at UH Hilo L, 0-3AMERICAN INT’L^ W, 3-0TEX. A&M KINGSVILLE^ W, 3-0N.D. DE NAMUR^ W, 3-1AUGUSTANA^ L, 1-3COLORADO CHRISTIAN W, 3-0vs Cal Poly Pomona% W, 3-2vs CSU San Bern.% L, 0-3vs CSU Dom. Hills% L, 2-3at UC San Diego% L, 0-3SEATTLE PACIFIC W, 3-1MSU BILLINGS W, 3-0at Central Washington W, 3-1at NW Nazarene W, 3-1WESTERN OREGON W, 3-0SAINT MARTIN’S W, 3-0at Alaska Fairbanks W, 3-0at Simon Fraser W, 3-0at Western Wash. W, 3-2NW NAZARENE L, 1-3CENTRAL WASH. L, 0-3at Saint Mar n’s W, 3-0at Western Oregon W, 3-1ALASKA FAIRBANKS W, 3-1WESTERN WASH. L, 1-3SIMON FRASER W, 3-0at Montana St. Billings W, 3-0at Sea le Pacifi c W, 3-0vs BYU-Hawaii$ L, 0-3^ SpringHill Suites Invita onal% UCSD Triton Invita onal$ NCAA West Regional - San Bernardino, CA


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ALABAMAAlabama-Huntsville 2-0North Alabama 0-5

ALASKAAlaska Fairbanks *60-34Alaska Pacifi c 5-1

ARIZONAGrand Canyon 5-7

ARKANSASCentral Arkansas 2-0Harding 3-1Ouachita Bap st 1-0

CALIFORNIAAcademy of Art 2-1Cal Bap st 1-0Cal Poly Pomona 1-8Cal State Bakersfi eld 0-7Cal St. Dominguez Hills 6-3Cal State Hayward 1-0Cal State Los Angeles 3-5Cal State Monterey Bay 0-1Cal State Northridge 0-1Cal St. San Bernardino 1-7Cal State Stanislaus 1-1Chapman 4-3Chico State 4-4Dominican 1-0Humboldt State 9-3LaVerne 0-1Notre Dame de Namur 2-0Point Loma Nazarene 0-1Sacramento State 0-9San Francisco 0-1San Francisco State 2-4Sonoma State 5-3Southern California Coll. 2-0UC Davis 5-2UC Riverside 2-8UC San Diego 0-4U.S. Interna onal 0-1Westmont 1-1

COLORADOAdams State 3-0Air Force 10-13Colorado Chris an 2-2Colorado College 1-0Colo.-Colorado Springs 2-1Colorado Mines 1-1Denver 12-3Fort Lewis 0-1Mesa State 2-2

Metro State 8-13Northern Colorado 3-11Regis 10-13Southern Colorado 1-1Western State 4-0

FLORIDAEckerd 2-0Florida Atlan c 3-1Florida Southern 1-3Nova Southeastern 1-0Rollins 0-1Saint Leo 1-0Tampa 0-2

GEORGIAArmstrong Atlan c State 2-0LaGrange 1-0Savannah Art & Design 1-0Valdosta State 2-0

HAWAIIBrigham Young-Hawaii 1-8Chaminade 11-11Hawaii Pacifi c 2-7Hawaii-Hilo 8-13

IDAHOBoise State 1-0Idaho 0-1Idaho State 0-1Northwest Nazarene 12-15

ILLINOISLewis 3-2Lincoln Chris an 1-0

INDIANAIUPU-Ft Wayne 3-1IUPU-Indianapolis 2-0St. Joseph’s 1-0Southern Indiana 2-0

IOWABriar Cliff 0-2Morningside 2-0

KANSASWashburn 0-1

KENTUCKYBellarmine 3-0Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0Northern Kentucky 1-0Western Kentucky 1-0

MASSACHUSETTSAmerican Interna onal 1-0Bentley 5-1

MICHIGANFerris State 3-5Grand Valley State 2-0Lake Superior State 1-0Madonna 1-0Michigan Tech 2-2Northern Michigan 0-3Oakland 0-1Saginaw Valley State 0-1

MINNESOTABemidji State 4-0Concordia-St. Paul 0-1Minnesota-Crookston 1-0Minnesota-Duluth 1-4Minnesota-Morris 1-0Minnesota State 2-1Moorhead State 1-0Saint Catherine’s 0-2St. Cloud State 1-1Saint Thomas 1-0SW Minnesota State 1-2Winona State 1-0

MISSISSIPPIMississippi Women 2-0

MISSOURICentral Missouri 0-5Drury 2-0Missouri-St Louis 0-2Missouri Southern 0-1Missouri Western 1-0Northwest Missouri St. 1-2Rockhurst 0-2Truman State 3-1

MONTANACarroll 1-0Montana State 0-1Montana St. Billings 40-10Montana Tech 3-2Northern Montana 1-0Western Montana 1-0

NEBRASKAChadron State 0-1Nebraska-Kearney 0-4Nebraska-Omaha 1-2Wayne State 0-2

NEVADANevada 0-1

NEW HAMPSHIREDartmouth 0-2Saint Anselm 1-0

NEW MEXICOEastern New Mexico 2-0Western New Mexico 14-5

NEW YORKAdelphi 1-0Army 1-0Dowling 2-0

NORTH CAROLINAMars Hill 1-0North Carolina Central 2-0Wingate 1-0

NORTH DAKOTAMary 1-0Mayville State 2-0North Dakota 3-1North Dakota State 0-3

OKLAHOMACameron 0-2Central Oklahoma 2-0Oklahoma 0-2

OHIOAshland 1-0Youngstown State 2-0

OREGONLewis & Clark 0-3Linfi eld 0-2Pacifi c 1-1Portland *3-3Portland State 0-12Southern Oregon *1-5Warner Pacifi c 4-2Western Oregon 13-15

PENNSYLVANIABucknell 2-0California 1-0Gannon 2-1Indiana 1-0Millersville 2-0Slippery Rock 2-0

SOUTH CAROLINASouth Carolina-Aiken 1-0

SOUTH DAKOTAAugustana 1-1South Dakota 0-1South Dakota State 2-0

TEXASAbilene Chris an 1-3Angelo State 1-4Baylor 0-1St. Edward’s 2-0St. Mary’s 0-2Texas A&M-Commerce 3-0Texas A&M-Kingsville 1-0Texas-Arlington 0-1Texas-El Paso 0-3Texas Woman’s 3-0Wayland Bap st 1-0West Texas A&M 0-1

UTAHDixie State 1-0

WASHINGTONCentral Washington *17-18Eastern Washington 0-1Puget Sound 2-2Saint Mar n’s 24-4Sea le Pacifi c 17-28Sea le University 5-10Washington 0-1Western Washington 13-28

WEST VIRGINIACharleston 2-0Ohio Valley 1-0West Virginia State 1-0Wheeling Jesuit 1-0

WISCONSINWisconsin-Parkside 3-0Wisconsin-Superior 0-1

CANADASimon Fraser 8-0

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K Middaugh, Tammy .......................................... 1981-82Miller, Shannon .....................................................1987Milton, Yolonda .....................................................1992Mitchell, Jenny ......................................2001-02-03-04Moore, Karen ............................................. 1994-95-96Morehouse, Jessica ...............................2005-06-07-08Moss, McKenzie ....................................2008-09-10-11Mowry, Lisa ...........................................................1993Muckerheide (Rigoni), Teresa ...............................1995Murphy, Bethan ....................................................2004Muse, Leah ............................................................1980

NNegron, Cristal.......................................2005-06-07-08Nicholson, Lisa .......................................................1988

OOlson, Lynn ............................................................1982Ozrelic, Katina .......................................2001-02-03-04

PPatel, Shiela ..................................................... 1994-95Phillips, Jeni ...........................................1993-94-95-96Pike, Laura .............................................................1998Pledger, Michelle............................................. 1991-92Poasa, Paepaetele .................................................2006POTTLE, BROOKE ............................................... 2013Printz, Chrissi .........................................................1999Purvis, Shana .............................................. 1991-92-96

RRichardson, Deb ....................................................1984Riter, Heather ....................................1997-98-99-2000Robertson, Lindsey ................................................2005Rowell, Tina ................................................ 1980-81-82

SSABADO, MAUREEN ..................................... 2012-13Scott, Calli ....................................................... 2008-09Segerstrom, Val ............................................... 1994-95Smith, Kalau .................................................... 1993-94Souter, Bobbi ......................................... 1999-2000-01Stenmark, Maren ..................................................1984Stolk, Kim ........................................................ 2006-07Sullivan, Sarah .......................................................1982SYTNYK, BREANNE ............................................. 2012Szczerbinski, Jennie ...............................1988-89-90-92

TTaylor, Jamie ................................................... 1997-98Thomas, Danica ............................................... 1991-92Thompson, Laurie .................................................1980Tritz, Audra................................................. 1986-87-88Tsukano, Vanessa ..............................1997-98-99-2000Twiggs, Ann ...........................................1983-84-85-86

VVanOrden, Anne ....................................................2004Veith (Morrisette), Janelle ................1998-99-2000-01Viersen, Lindsey ....................................................2000Viotto, Nikkie .........................................2009-10-11-12

WWarick, Alison ........................................................2007Weber, Julie...........................................1992-93-94-95Wegner (Mowry), Nicole .......................1990-91-92-93Weinman, Jill ................................................... 2003-04Williams, Bobbi .....................................................1991Williams, Casey ............................................... 1980-81Williams, Sid ..........................................................1980

YYoung, Jill...............................................................1993Younker, Pennie ....................................1983-84-85-86

ZZANDERS, KATELYNN .................................... 2012-13Zink, Tracy .............................................1987-88-89-90

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Grenier, Caitlin ................................................ 2005-06Griffith, Karen ................................................. 1985-86

HHaas, Barbara ........................................................1983Hajdukovich, Kathy .......................................... 1996-97Halikas, Nicole .......................................................1988Harlamert, Michelle ..............................1989-90-91-93Haught, Quincy ................................................ 2010-11Haynes, Shirley ................................................ 1980-81Hedington, Rhonda ......................................... 1989-90Hendricks, Meganne .............................1985-86-87-88Hollister, Shelby .............................................. 2009-10HOOE, MORGAN ............................................... 2013Huddleson, Jodi ............................................... 2012-13Hughes, Joy ...........................................................1989Huls, Shelli .............................................................1981Hunley, Kirsten ......................................2000-01-02-03Hydak, April ................................................ 1996-97-98

JJacobson, Dorothy .......................................... 1980-81Jafroudi, Kimya ................................................ 2011-12Johansen, Siobhan .................................2010-11-12-13Johnson, Joanna .............................................. 2007-08JOHNSON, SARAH......................................... 2012-13Jones (Glines), Chelsey .................................... 2005-06

KKahalehau, Tehane ................................................2006Kennedy, Andrea ............................................. 1984-86Kerr, Allison ...........................................................1993Kidwell, Rachel ................................................ 2007-08Killion, Kim ....................................................... 1982-84Kirk, Kelly ...............................................................1982Kirtley, Sandra ................................................. 1994-95Knecht, Rachael .......................................... 2004-05-06Knock, Marise ........................................................2001Knox, Cherie ..........................................1987-88-89-90Koizumi, Meghan...................................................2006Krueger, Cyndy ......................................................1988Kuelper, Kasey .......................................2000-01-02-03Kuelper, Kortney ...................................................2004

LLahn, Sarah ...................................................... 1991-92Larkey, Dawn ................................................... 1984-85Legas, Maren .........................................................1996Leibrandt, Sharon ..................................................1987Lenhart, Teresa .....................................................1984Lewers, Pam ............................................... 1985-86-87Lewers, Teri ...........................................................1987Lincoln, Deb ...........................................................1995Lindquist, Mindy ....................................................2004Logan, Lindsey .......................................................2012Loughlin, Chantal ............................................. 1984-85Lundberg, Cortney ...................................... 2008-09-10Lyons, Heather ................................................ 2005-06

MMaas, Vickie ..........................................1989-90-91-92MACKEY, JULIA ............................................. 2012-13Marsh, Pam ..................................................... 1984-85Marshall, Alina ......................................................2004Martinez, Stephanie ................................... 2002-04-05Massey, Tiffany .....................................................2001Matos, Angie .........................................................1983Matthisen, Jackie........................................ 2009-10-11McCabe (Halling), Brianne .................1999-2000-01-02McIntosh, Kathy ......................................... 1980-81-82McMullen, Shavonn ........................................ 1991-93McWilliams, Leah ............................................ 2009-10McWilliams, O’Lita .......................................... 2002-03Meisner, Stacie ................................................ 2008-09Merritt, Molly .................................................. 1993-94Micovic, Milica ......................................................2007

AAberly, Patti ...........................................................1980Ames, Jasmine .......................................................2005Ammerman (Dalton), Maria ..................1981-82-84-88Anderson, Carla ............................................... 1984-85Angel, Marie ..........................................................1986Aquino, Loreann .......................................... 1999-2000Athanas, Miya ............................................ 1992-93-94Aukusitino, Adriana ...............................................2010Aukusitino, Pasadeanna ........................................2006Austin, Ariel ...........................................................2011

BBabcock, Rachel.....................................................1981Baldwin, Denise .....................................................1980BARKER, QUINN ................................................ 2013Bates, Ashley ................................................... 2008-09Bedminster, Lisa .............................................. 1996-97Belden, Carrie ............................................. 1996-97-98Belmore, Jessica ....................................................1992Berge, Ingvild .........................................................1984Bergman, Rebecca .................................................2001Bessett, Dianna .....................................................1982Bingham, Sabrina ..................................1996-97-98-99Blahous, Amy .............................................. 1984-85-86Bock, Tracy ............................................................1991Boeckman, Michelle ..............................................2004Borowikow, Marie ........................................... 2009-10Bosard, Tegan ........................................1996-97-98-99Bowles, Momi........................................................1987BRAUN, ERIN ..................................................... 2013Brown, Bobbi .............................................. 1980-81-82Brown, Laina ..........................................................1981Burgan, Starr .........................................2000-01-02-03Burgess, Tammy ......................................... 1990-91-92Burton, Robyn ................................................. 2010-11Bush, Jordan .................................................... 2011-12Butler, Jennifer ........................................... 1993-94-95Byrd, Annette ........................................................1991

CCalderwood, Samantha ................................... 2007-08Cappariccio, Heather .............................................1990Cardwell, Rhea ................................................ 2007-08Carpenter, Jenny ............................................. 2004-05Cashin, Mary ................................................... 1984-85Cason, Mindy ................................................... 2002-03Chandler, Latika .................................1996-97-98-2000Clagett, Cindy ........................................1984-85-86-87Cooper, Brenda ............................................... 2005-06Cote, Carissa ..........................................................1999

DDavis, Kalie ...................................................... 2003-04DeKay, Carolyn ........................................... 2001-02-04Devlin, Rhonda ......................................................1983Doing, Miranda .....................................................2011Dunbar, Darlene ....................................................1983Duttle, Mary ..........................................................1980Dye, Pat .................................................................1983

EEidson, B.J. ................................................. 1989-90-91

FFarrant, Heather ....................................................1982Farrell, Sonnet .......................................1995-96-97-98Ferguson, Krista .....................................1984-85-86-87Flick, Sherry ..................................................... 1988-89Freeman (Willis), Amy ..................................... 1989-90

GGardner, Cami ............................................. 1999-2000Garvin, Michelle ....................................2000-01-02-03Golden, Lee ...........................................................2010Gordon, Diana ................................................. 2003-04

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ALL-AMERICAN2008 Rhea Cardwell (2nd Team-AVCA)2009 Calli Sco (Hon. Men on-AVCA)2010 Cortney Lundberg (Hon. Men on-AVCA)2011 Robyn Burton (2nd Team-AVCA) (3rd Team-Daktronics) Jackie Ma hisen (Honorable Men on-AVCA)2013 Katelynn Zanders (2nd Team-AVCA)

ALL-REGION1986 Cindy Clage 1986 Ann Twiggs1990 Tracy Zink1990 Jennie Szczerbinski1992 Shana Purvis1992 Jennie Szczerbinski2002 Brianne McCabe (Daktronics-2nd Tm)2008 Rhea Cardwell (AVCA-1st Tm/Dak.-2nd Tm)2009 Calli Sco (AVCA & Daktronics-1st Tm) Cortney Lundberg (Dak.-2nd Tm/AVCA-hm) Jackie Ma hisen (Dak.-2nd Tm/AVCA-hm)2010 Cortney Lundberg (AVCA)2011 Robyn Burton (Daktronics 1st tm & AVCA) Jackie Ma hisen (Daktronics 1st tm & AVCA)2013 Katelynn Zanders (AVCA)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN1988 Meganne Hendricks (3rd Team)

2001 Janelle Veith (3rd Team)

ACADEMIC ALL-REGION2000 Janelle Morrise e2001 Janelle (Morrise e) Veith Tiff any Massey2010 Marie Borowikow

CONFERENCEPLAYER OF THE YEAR

1990 Jennie Szczerbinski (CDC)1992 Jennie Szczerbinski (PWC)2009 Calli Sco (GNAC)2011 Jackie Ma hisen (GNAC)

CONFERENCENEWCOMER OF THE YEAR

1996 April Hydak (PWC)2008 Calli Sco (GNAC)2011 Kimya Jafroudi (GNAC)2012 Jodi Huddleston (GNAC)2013 Quinn Barker (GNAC)

CONFERENCEFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2012 Julia Mackey (GNAC)2013 Erin Braun (GNAC)

CONFERENCECOACH OF THE YEAR

1989 Judy Lee (CDC)1990 Judy Lee (CDC)2009 Chris Green (GNAC)2013 Chris Green (GNAC, co-)

REGION COACH OF THE YEAR2009 Chris Green (West)

SEAWOLF HALL OF FAME2001 Tracy Zink2003 Jennie (Szczerbinski) Krupp

UAA ATHLETE OF THE YEAR1992-93 Jennie Szczerbinski2009-10 Calli Sco

ALL-CONFERENCE1984 Kim Killion Deb Richardson1985 Carla Anderson1986 Ann Twiggs Cindy Clage Krista Ferguson1987 Pam Lewers Krista Ferguson (hm) Cindy Clage (hm) Momi Bowles (hm)1988 Maria Ammerman Cherie Knox1989 Jennie Szczerbinski Cherie Knox Tracy Zink Michelle Harlamert (hm)

1990 Jennie Szczerbinski (1st) Tracy Zink (1st) Michelle Harlamert (1st) Cherie Knox (2nd)1991 Vickie Maas (2nd) Shana Purvis (2nd)1992 Jennie Szczerbinski (1st) Shana Purvis (1st) Vickie Maas (2nd)1993 Michelle Harlamert (1st) Miya Athanas (2nd)1994 Miya Athanas (2nd)1996 Sonnet Farrell (1st) Jeni Phllips (1st) Shana Purvis (2nd) April Hydak (2nd)1997 Kathy Hajdukovich (1st) Lisa Bedminster (2nd)1999 Sabrina Bingham (2nd)2000 Vanessa Tsukano (1st) Cami Gardner (hm) Janelle Morrise e (hm) Heather Riter (hm)2001 Brianne Halling (1st) Janelle Veith (2nd)2002 Brianne McCabe (1st) Starr Burgan (hm) Kasey Kuelper (hm)2003 Mindy Cason (2nd) O’Lita McWilliams (2nd) Kasey Kuelper (hm) Carolyn DeKay (hm) Jenny Mitchell (hm)2005 Chelsey Glines (hm) Caitlin Grenier (hm)2006 Chelsey (Glines) Jones (hm) Tehane Kahalehau (hm)2008 Rhea Cardwell (1st) Calli Sco (2nd) Cortney Lundberg (hm)2009 Calli Sco (1st) Jackie Ma hisen (1st) Cortney Lundberg (2nd) Stacie Meisner (hm)

2010 Cortney Lundberg (1st) Jackie Ma hisen (2nd) Robyn Burton (2nd) McKenzie Moss (hm)2011 Jackie Ma hisen (1st) Robyn Burton (1st) Kimya Jafroudi (2nd) Ariel Aus n (hm)2012 Kimya Jafroudi Julia Mackey Jodi Huddleston (hm)2013 Julia Mackey Katelynn Zanders Jodi Huddleston (hm) Quinn Barker (hm)

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE1987 Meganne Hendricks (2nd)1988 Meganne Hendricks1989 Jennie Szczerbinski1990 Billie Jean Eidson1991 Nikki Mowry Vickie Maas1992 Danica Thomas (1st) Nikki Mowry (1st) Vickie Maas (2nd) Jennie Szczerbinski (2nd)1993 N. (Mowry) Wegner (1st) Michelle Harlamert (2nd)1994 Molly Merri (1st)1995 Karen Moore (1st)1996 Sonnet Farrell (1st) Karen Moore (2nd) Shana Purvis (2nd)1997 Sonnet Farrell (1st)1998 Sonnet Farrell (1st)1999 Janelle Morrise e Heather Riter2000 Janelle Morrise e Heather Riter Bobbi Souter2001 Starr Burgan Kasey Kuelper Tiff any Massey

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TEAM MVP1986 Krista Ferguson1987 Krista Ferguson1988 Cherie Knox1989 Cherie Knox1990 Tracy Zink1991 Shana Purvis1992 Jennie Szczerbinski1993 Michelle Harlamert1994 Sandra Kirtley1995 Sandra Kirtley1996 Karen Moore & Jeni Phillips1997 Kathy Hajdukovich & Lisa Bedminster1998 Sabrina Bingham1999 Sabrina Bingham2000 Vanessa Tsukano2001 Marise Knock2002 Brianne McCabe2003 O’Lita McWilliams2004 Jenny Mitchell Chelsey Glines2006 Chelsey (Glines) Jones2007 Joanna Johnson2008 Rhea Cardwell2009 Calli Sco 2010 Cortney Lundberg2011 Jackie Ma hisen2012 Kimya Jafroudi2013 Katelynn Zanders

TEAM CAPTAIN(S)1986 Ann Twiggs1987 Krista Ferguson

1988 Maria Ammerman1989 Sherry Flick1990 Cherie Knox Danica Thomas Vickie Maas1992 Jennie Szczerbinski1993 Michelle Harlamert1994 Molly Merri Teresa Rigoni Val Segerstrom1996 Jeni Phillips Shana Purvis1997 Sonnet Farrell April Hydak1998 Sabrina Bingham Sonnet Farrell April Hydak1999 Sabrina Bingham Tegan Bosard2000 Vanessa Tsukano2001 Brianne Halling Janelle Veith2002 Brianne (Halling) McCabe2003 Starr Burgan Kasey Kuelper OíLita McWilliams2004 Jenny Mitchell2005 Chelsey Glines Stephanie Mar nez2006 Chelsey (Glines) Jones2007 Rhea Cardwell Rachel Kidwell Joanna Johnson Jessica Morehouse2008 Rhea Cardwell

Rachel Kidwell Joanna Johnson2009 Stacie Meisner Calli Sco 2010 Cortney Lundberg Jackie Ma hisen McKenzie Moss Nikkie Vio o2011 Jackie Ma hisen Nikkie Vio o2012 Kimya Jafroudi Nikkie Vio o2013 Siobhan Johansen

BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER1986 Amy Blahous1987 Momi Bowles1988 Jennie Szczerbinski1989 Jennie Szczerbinski1990 Jennie Szczerbinski1991 Shana Purvis1992 Jennie Szczerbinski1993 Nikki (Mowry) Wegner1994 Val Segerstrom1995 Sandra Kirtley1996 Shana Purvis1997 Tegan Bosard1998 La ka Chandler1999 Bobbi Souter2000 La ka Chandler2001 Kasey Kuelper2002 Kirsten Hunley2003 Kirsten Hunley Diana Gordon & Rachael Knecht2005 None awarded2006 Rachael Knecht2007 Cristal Negron

2008 Stacie Meisner2009 Stacie Meisner2010 Quincy Haught2011 Quincy Haught2012 Siobhan Johansen2013 Quinn Barker

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER1986 Pam Lewers1987 Cindy Clage 1988 Lisa Nicholson1989 Vickie Maas1990 Amy Willis1991 Shavonn McMullen1992 Julie Weber1993 Jill Young/Shavonn McMullen1994 Karen Moore1995 Julie Weber1996 Lisa Bedminster1997 Carrie Belden1998 Vanessa Tsukano1999 Carissa Cote’2000 Michelle Garvin2001 Tiff any Massey2002 Mindy Cason2003 Kalie Davis2004 Kortney Kuelper2005 Brenda Cooper2006 Kim Stolk2007 Samantha Calderwood2008 Cortney Lundberg2009 Marie Borowikow2010 Siobhan Johansen2011 Nikkie Vio o2012 Breanne Sytnyk2013 Erin Braun

MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER1986 Krista Ferguson1987 Krista Ferguson1988 Maria Ammerman1989 Tracy Zink1990 Tracy Zink1991 Danica Thomas Sarah Lahn1992 Sarah Lahn1993 Jill Young/Shavonn McMullen1994 Kalau Smith1995 Julie Weber1996 Sonnet Farrell1997 Heather Riter1998 Laura Pike1999 Lindsey Viersen2000 Heather Riter2001 Bobbi Souter2002 Stephanie Mar nez2003 Diana Gordon2004 Anne VanOrden2005 None awarded2006 Chelsey (Glines) Jones2007 Rhea Cardwell2008 Cristal Negron2009 Nikkie Vio o2010 Nikkie Vio o2011 Kimya Jafroudi2012 Nikkie Vio o2013 Julia Mackey

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Rusty Osborne Men’s BasketballRyan McCarthy Women’s BasketballMichael Friess Men’s & Women’s Cross Country and Men’s & Women’s Track & FieldPaul Stoklos Gymnas csMa Thomas HockeySparky Anderson Men’s & Women’s SkiingChris Green Volleyball

UAA ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFFCHANCELLORTOM CASE

Tom Case, Lt. Gen. USAF (Ret.), became chancel-lor of the University of Alaska Anchorage in May

2011. Upon completing his Air Force career, he was appointed dean of UAA’s College of Business and Public Policy (CBPP), where he served nearly six years before becoming president and chief operating

officer of the state-owned, independently operated Alaska Aerospace Corporation. Since returning to UAA as Chancellor, Case has focused on helping students succeed in their college goals. In 2011, UAA became one of only 11 universities nationwide to open a VetSuccess program on campus. UAA opened a Veteran’s Resource Center in 2013 to support its growing military and veteran student population. With support from Chancellor funds, UAA established the INNOVATE awards in 2011 to provide an incentive for innovative research. Seawolf Holdings was approved in 2012, establishing a pathway toward the commercialization of UAA research. In February 2013, ZENSOR, LLC became the first startup company incorporated in Alaska based upon research by UAA faculty. A second startup incorporated in June 2013. Currently, UAA has 31 invention disclosures with 12 patents pending.Under Case’s leadership, UAA opened a new Health Sciences Building, the new Alaska Airlines Center, and received funding to complete a new Engineering and Industry Building, slated to open in 2015. Married to his wife Susan for 45 years, they have a daughter Donna, son-in-law Daniel, and three grandchildren. A graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, Case received a Master of Science degree in Systems Management from the University of Southern California. He is a graduate of the National War College, the U.S. Army Command & General Staff College, the Air War College, and Emory University’s Advanced Management Program.He is an active member of the community, having served on the boards of the Alaska World Affairs Council and World Trade Center Alaska, and is immediate past president of Commonwealth North. He is an avid pilot and, of course, a great Seawolf fan.

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSKEITH HACKETT

Entering his second year as Director of Athletics at the University of Alaska Anchorage, Keith Hackett

has positioned the Seawolves’ 13-sport NCAA pro-gram for unprecedented growth and success as a new era begins in 2014-15. Since arriving on Oct. 1, 2013, Hackett has overseen

the planning and logistics for the department’s transition into the $109 million Alaska Airlines Center – a state-of-the-art sports, community and concert venue that will transform the UAA campus – along with expanded hockey facilities at the Wells Fargo Sports Complex. Under his leadership, the department has developed an official strate-gic plan that will guide the decision-making process and allow the depart-ment to maintain a focus on the mission of Seawolf Athletics. A university and administrative management executive with 37 years of higher education experience, Hackett values connecting with the Anchorage community, and building positive relationships with campus faculty, students, staff and U-Med District partners. In addition to reorganizing the internal management structure of the department, he has also entered into agreements with several national leaders in collegiate brand advancement, developing partnerships with Global Spectrum to manage the Alaska Airlines Center, Front Row Marketing to oversee corporate partnerships, and Paciolan for ticketing. Along with his behind-the-scenes contributions, UAA’s success in the competitive arena was also apparent in Hackett’s first year. In 2013-14, the Seawolves not only finished 16th of 315 institutions nationally in the NCAA Div. II Learfield Director’s Cup, but also produced 25 All-Americans, nine NCAA Championships team qualifications and four Great Northwest Athletic Conference team titles, while UAA student-athletes combined for a 3.18 overall grade-point average. Hackett came to UAA after working from 2004-13 as the senior associate AD for internal affairs at the University of Nevada, where he oversaw the football, track & field/cross country and baseball programs. In addition to his day-to-day responsibilities with specific teams, Hackett was involved with donor relations and major gifts, budget, human and physical resource management, and alumni and community relations at Nevada. As a key member of the Wolf Pack’s senior leader-ship team, he was responsible for oversight of all athletics department capital projects, development of the department’s first athletic facilities master plan, and event management for all home contests. Prior to his time in Reno, Hackett served as Executive Vice President for Special Projects and was Director of the St. Gregory’s University College for Working Adults in Tulsa, Okla. He also served as Executive Vice President and Provost at St. Gregory’s University in Shawnee, Okla., from 1997-2004, and as VP for Admissions and Enrollment Management/Dean of Admissions for Law, Graduate and Undergraduate Admissions at Oklahoma City University from 1992-97. He worked at OCU as Dean of Students from 1986-89. From 1989-92, Hackett was the Associate AD at Northern Illinois University, where he oversaw eight Division I sports, including football and men’s and women’s basketball. The native of Nanuet, N.Y., began his college coaching and teaching career at Baker University in Baldwin, Kan., where he was head baseball coach from 1978-83 and assistant football coach from 1977-83. From there, he went on to coach offensive line for the football program at Div. I Memphis from 1983-85. Hackett earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from Tarkio (Mo.) College in 1976 and an M.S. in education from the University of Kansas in 1979. He and his wife Patricia have been married for 38 years and have two adult children, Katie and James.

Seawolf Head Coaches

The University of Alaska Anchorage, academic home to more than 17,000 students, is an

intersection for intellectual exploration, adventure and transfor-mative experiences in and out of the classroom. With campuses throughout Southcentral Alaska, from the shores of majestic Prince William Sound to the verdant Matanuska and Susitna Valleys, UAA students experience a unique, hands-on education through academics, research, leadership opportunities and mentorship with our community partners in-state, across the country and globally. Surrounded by an environment that is both urban and wild, UAA is a gateway to innovative thinking, learning and exploration in a changing, modern world. UAA is rooted in the Alaska communities it serves and off ers exciting pathways in 200 major areas of study, all at a great value.

UAA’s student-athletes, the beating heart of #SeawolfNation, compete

in 13 NCAA collegiate sports. At the Division I level, UAA fi elds a men’s ice hockey team and a women’s gymnastics team. Compet-ing in Division II are men’s and women’s basketball, cross country running, skiing and indoor and outdoor track & fi eld teams, as well as our women’s volleyball team. True student-athletes, our Seawolves maintained a 3.18 GPA last year across all teams, while producing four conference titles, nine NCAA fi nishes, 25 All-Amer-icans and placing 16th of 315 schools in the Learfi eld Sports Director’s Cup rankings. In September 2014, Seawolf Athletics cut the ribbon on its new home, the Alaska Airlines Center, a state-of-the-art 196,000-square-foot sporting event, training, sports medicine, special event and performance venue that will be shared by the Anchorage community. The AAC will be the new home for the GCI Great Alaska Shootout and is will host the Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation’s Women’s Gymnastics Championships in 2015.

MUNICIPALITY OF

ANCHORAGEWith city boundaries that stretch

to nearly the size of the state of Delaware, more than 290,000 people are lucky to call Anchor age home. On a glob-al scale, Anchorage is located as far north as Helsinki, Finland, and as far west as Honolulu, Hawaii. Anchorage is Alaska’s largest city (more than four times larger than the second-largest town), an inter-national air crossroads, and the business and cultural center of the state. Hundreds of flights arrive daily at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, shut-tling about 5 million passengers per year through the heart of one of the world’s top tourism destinations. Anchorage is a recreational para-dise, boasting more than 14,000 acres of parkland and nearly 300 miles of paved

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the summer (highs of 75 degrees) and a Rocky Mountain ski resort in the winter (lows of 15-20 degrees). Low humidity also contributes to Anchorage’s comfort-able climate. The residents of the city share the Anchorage bowl with more than 1,000 moose, many often seen on UAA’s cam-pus throughout the year. In addition, black bears, grizzlies, foxes, wolves, lynx, wol-verines, Dall sheep and bald eagles are just some of the animals that make their homes here while red and king salmon can be caught from the many rivers and creeks that run through the city.

and wilderness biking, skiing and hiking trails. In addition, the city sports dozens of lakes, softball, baseball and soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts, and six sce-nic golf courses. Chugach State Park is located 15 minutes from downtown Anchorage. With 495,000 acres, it is the third-largest state park in the United States and offers a vari-ety of year-round recreation, including hiking, mountain biking, camping, cross country skiing and wildlife viewing. In fact, the Chugach is one of six mountain ranges visible from Anchorage. Due to the warming effects of the Pacific Ocean currents and protection from the Chugach, Anchorage is located in a relatively temperate zone, with a climate that resembles San Francisco in

Alaska is the largest state in the union — one-fifth the size of the contiguous 48 states and more than twice the size of the second largest state, Texas.

Although Minnesota is called the Land of 10,000 Lakes, Alaska holds the real title in that department with more than three million lakes. Alaska has 39 different mountain ranges, three of which can be seen from Anchorage. The 49th State is home to Denali, the highest peak in North America (20,320 feet). Also known as Mt. McKinley, the collosal mountain is located in the heart of Denali National Park and Preserve, located 200 miles north of Anchorage, and can be seen from the city on clear days. Denali National Park is over six million acres and features great wildlife viewing and colorful wilderness expanses, along with the state’s six other National Parks.

Premiering in 2014-15:

The New Home of the Seawolves

• 5,000-seat capacity in main arena• 800-seat capacity in axuiliary gym• 600 parking spaces, with overflow

capacity of 1,200• State-of-the-art Sports Medicine &

Weight Training facilities• 19 locker rooms• Student Fitness Center• Raven’s Nest Walking Track• Suite Level seating• Varsity Sports Grill restaurant

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