2009 sonoma state volleyball media guide

�QUICK FACTSLocation: Rohnert Park, California (94928)Street Address: 1801 East Cotati Ave.Website: sonomaseawolves.comAthletics Phone: (707) 664-2521Athletics Fax: (707) 664-3291President: Dr. Ruben ArmiñanaDirector of Athletics: Bill FuscoFaculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Duane DoveEnrollment: 8,200Founded: 1961Colors: Navy (286), Columbia Blue (278), WhiteConference: California Collegiate Athletic Assoc.National Affiliation: NCAA Division IIHead Coach: Bear Grassl (8th season)Volleyball Office Phone: (707) 664-2656Assistant Coaches: Jesse Ortiz, Michaela Ebben2008 Overall Record: 23-72008 CCAA Record: 15-5

table of contentsSchedule _____________________________ 4Coaches ______________________________ 5Roster ________________________________ 6Student-Athlete Bios _________________ 7-122008 Match Recaps _________________ 13-202008 Statistics ________________________ 222008 Results __________________________ 222008 CCAA Review ____________________ 23Post-Season Honors ____________________ 24All-Time Honors _______________________ 25Yearly Leaders ________________________ 25Records __________________________ 26-28All-Time Results ____________________ 30-31All-Time Conference Standings ___________ 32Program History _______________________ 33All-Time Roster ________________________ 34Opponent Information ______________ 35-36Series Histories ________________________ 37CCAA Information _____________________ 37Department Information _____________ 38-39

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2009 SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Location TimeFri-Aug. 28 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR# ROHNERT PARK 11:30 amFri-Aug. 28 WESTERN OREGON# ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmSat-Aug. 29 DOMINICAN# ROHNERT PARK 11:30 amSat-Aug. 29 CENTRAL WASHINGTON# ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmThu-Sep. 3 BYU-Hawaii% Ellensburg, Wash. 1:00 pmThu-Sep. 3 Seattle Pacific% Ellensburg, Wash. 7:00 pmFri-Sep. 4 Evergreen State% Ellensburg, Wash. 1:00 pmFri-Sep. 4 Western Washington% Ellensburg, Wash. 5:00 pmThu-Sep. 10 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmSat-Sep. 12 CAL STATE L.A.* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmWed-Sep. 16 HUMBOLDT STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmFri-Sep. 18 San Francisco State* San Francisco, Calif. 7:00 pmSat-Sep. 19 Cal State Monterey Bay* Seaside, Calif. 7:00 pmFri-Sep. 25 Cal Poly Pomona* Pomona, Calif. 7:00 pmSat-Sep. 26 Cal State San Bernardino* San Bernardino, Calif. 3:00 pmFri-Oct. 2 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmSat-Oct. 3 CHICO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmFri-Oct. 9 CAL STATE EAST BAY* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmSat-Oct. 10 UC SAN DIEGO* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmFri-Oct. 16 Cal State L.A. Los Angeles, Calif. 7:00 pmSat-Oct. 17 Cal State Dominguez Hills* Carson, Calif. 3:00 pmWed-Oct. 21 Humboldt State* Arcata, Calif. 7:00 pmFri-Oct. 23 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmSat-Oct. 24 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmFri-Oct. 30 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmSat-Oct. 31 CAL POLY POMONA* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pmFri-Nov. 6 Chico State* Chico, Calif. 7:00 pmSat-Nov. 7 Cal State Stanislaus* Turlock, Calif. 7:00 pmFri-Nov. 13 UC San Diego* La Jolla, Calif. 7:00 pmSat-Nov. 14 Cal State East Bay* Hayward, Calif. 7:00 pmNov. 19-22 NCAA West Regional Tournament tba tba

* CCAA match; # Seawolf Spike Tournament (Rohnert Park, Calif.); % CWU Invitational (Ellensburg, Wash.)

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Head Coach Bear Grassl returns for his eighth year at the helm of the Sonoma State University volleyball program in 2009. The reign-ing CCAA Volleyball Coach of the Year, Grassl led his team to a 23-7 record and their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 15 seasons in 2008.

The Seawolves got off to a hot start last season in which they won 14 of their first 15 matches. As the season went on, Sonoma State stayed close in the CCAA title race but went 9-5 the rest of the season and finished tied for second in the conference (15-5). However, the Seawolves had a stellar home record, going 14-1 on the hardwood of the Seawolf Gym. Sonoma State also appeared in the NCAA Division II West Regional Tournament for the first time since 1993 but a first-round loss to conference-foe Chico State knocked the Seawolves out of national title contention.

Grassl took the reigns in 2002 and led the Seawolves to a 15-14 record. He repeated the feat in 2003 (15-14) and then went 14-12 in ‘04. In 2005 and 2006, the Seawolves struggled in the win column playing in the tough California Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion with a young squad.

In seven seasons at Sonoma State, Grassl has coached 20 All-Conference performers and has also seen his players earn numerous Academic All-District honors in the past few seasons.

A 1991 graduate of Sonoma State, Grassl was head coach at El Molino High School from 1992-2001. During that span, he guided the Lions to six Sonoma County League championships, seven North Coast Section titles, five Northern California champion-ships and one California state championship, in 1999. His career coaching mark at El Molino was an impressive 267-78.

CAREER RECORDYear Rec Conf Finish2002 15-14 10-12 8th2003 15-14 10-12 t-7th2004 14-12 9-9 6th2005 11-16 9-13 t-7th2006 10-14 7-13 t-7th2007 13-14 9-9 t-5th2008 ! 23-7 15-5 t-2nd

Career Overall: 101-91Career Conference: 69-73

! NCAA Appearance

BREAKDOWNHome _______________________________ 54-30Away _______________________________ 28-48Neutral ______________________________ 19-13vs. CCAA Teams _______________________ 69-74vs. GNAC Teams ________________________ 17-7vs. Pac West Teams ______________________ 10-5vs. NAIA Teams __________________________ 4-0 vs. NCAA Division I Teams _________________ 0-0vs. NCAA Division II Teams _______________ 96-90vs. NCAA Division III Teams ________________ 1-1

Abilene Christian ________________________ 0-1Academy of Art _________________________ 1-0Alaska ________________________________ 1-0Augustana _____________________________ 0-1BYU-Hawaii ____________________________ 0-3Cal Poly Pomona ________________________ 5-9Cal State Bakersfield ______________________ 3-7Cal State Dominguez Hills ________________ 13-1Cal State L.A. __________________________ 3-11Cal State Monterey Bay ___________________ 7-3Cal State San Bernardino _________________ 0-14Cal State Stanislaus _____________________ 10-4Central Washington ______________________ 2-3Chaminade ____________________________ 0-1Charleston _____________________________ 1-0Chico State ____________________________ 6-9College of the Southwest _________________ 1-0Dominican _____________________________ 1-0Fort Hays State __________________________ 0-1Grand Canyon __________________________ 3-2Hawaii Pacific ___________________________ 2-1Holy Names ____________________________ 1-0Humboldt State _________________________ 7-2Minnesota State-Mankato _________________ 1-0Montana State-Billings ____________________ 3-0Nebraska-Omaha ________________________ 1-0Northwest Nazarene _____________________ 2-2Northwood ____________________________ 0-1Notre Dame de Namur ___________________ 4-0Saint Martin’s ___________________________ 3-0San Francisco State ______________________ 6-0Seattle ________________________________ 1-0Seattle Pacific ___________________________ 2-0UC Davis ______________________________ 3-1UC San Diego__________________________ 3-11UC Santa Cruz __________________________ 1-0Western Oregon ________________________ 2-1Western State___________________________ 1-0Western Washington _____________________ 0-2William Penn ___________________________ 1-0

HEAD COACH BEAR GRASSL

ASSISTANT COACH JESSE ORTIZA former player on the Sonoma State men’s club volleyball team, Jesse Ortiz returns for his third season on the coaching staff in 2009. Ortiz graduated from Sonoma State in 2004 and has several years of coaching experience under his belt. He has previously coached the SSU men’s club team and the women at Petaluma High School.

ASSISTANT COACH MICHAELA EBBENFormer El Molino High School star Michaela Ebben spends her fourth season on the coaching staff in 2009. Ebben played under Coach Grassl at El Molino and as a member of the Empire Volleyball Club. Following her high school career, Ebben went on to play four years at the University of Arizona. She spent two years as the Wildcats’ starting setter and was named All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention in 1997.

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No Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown Last School

1 Rikki Buckshnis MB 6-2 Sr. Clackamas, Ore. Clackamas HS

2 Kelsey Dall DS 5-8 So. Mission Viejo, Calif. Tesoro HS

3 Sammi Bentovoja DS 5-7 Fr. El Dorado Hills, Calif. Oak Ridge HS

4 Taylor Krenwinkel DS 5-7 So. San Diego, Calif. Rancho Buena Vista HS

5 Marianne Fox OH 6-1 Jr. Forestville, Calif. El Molino HS

6 Amanda Vanover DS 5-10 Jr. Brea, Calif. Brea Olinda HS

7 Ali Walker OH 5-8 Sr. Portland, Ore. Mt. Hood CC

8 Keala Peterson OH 6-0 So. Sebastopol, Calif. UC Davis

9 Lindsay Brown S 5-10 Sr. Napa, Calif. Napa HS

10 Sarah Illingworth MB 6-0 Sr. Sebastopol, Calif. Analy HS

11 Devynne Johnson MB/OH 6-0 Fr. San Diego, Calif. Grossmont HS

12 Alex DaRosa MB 6-2 Fr. Watsonville, Calif. Aptos HS

13 Ally Sather OH 6-0 Fr. Santa Rosa, Calif. Maria Carillo HS

14 Brooke Moore MB 6-0 So. Fresno, Calif. Clovis HS

15 Kendahl Batiste OH 5-11 Jr. Portland, Ore. Grant HS

16 Devin Scully S 5-9 Jr. Newark, Calif. Moreau Catholic HS

20 Megan Wong L/DS 5-7 So. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Los Osos HS

21 Briana Hammonds OH 6-0 So. Anaheim, Calif. Orange Lutheran HS

23 Christie Allen S 5-10 Fr. Corona, Calif. Corona HS

2009 ROSTER

SONOMA STATE VOLLEYBALL

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�CHRISTIEALLEN 23Position ��SetterClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Corona, Calif.Last School ��Corona High School

2008: Redshirted for the Seawolves in 2008.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate of Corona High School...played four years of volleyball for the Panthers.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because she liked the volleyball program, the dorms, and the great area...her biggest thrill as an athlete was winning the league title as a senior in high school...is a fan of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.

KENDAHLBATISTE 15Position �� Outside HitterClass �� JuniorHometown ��Portland, Ore.Last School �� Grant High School

2008: Appeared in four sets as a sophomore in 2008...hammered two kills in two attempts with no errors in a sweep at Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/24/08)…finished 2008 with three kills and one dig.

2007: Appeared in 34 games for the Seawolves as a freshman...registered 53 kills and six blocks...had a season-high 14 kills against Chaminade (8/31/07)...pounded out 11 kills in a victory of Seattle (8/26/07)...also had three blocks in the win over the Redhawks (8/26/07).

HIGH SCHOOL: One of two players on the roster from Oregon...a graduate of Grant High School in Portland...was a two-time First Team All-League selection...earned the Alliance of Black Educators Academic Achievement Award...a member of her school’s Honor Roll.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she liked the campus and the area reminded her of home...the person she would most like to meet is President Barack Obama...considers her parents her biggest influence as an athlete...is a fan of Mexican food.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2007 (Fr) 34 53 34 177 .107 1.56 3 02008 (So) 4 3 4 10 -.100 0.75 0 0 Totals 38 56 38 187 .096 0.32 3 0

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2007 (Fr) 11 0.32 1 5 6 0.182008 (So) 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00Totals 12 0.32 1 5 6 0.16

SAMMIBENTOVOJA 3Position �� Defensive SpecialistClass �� FreshmanHometown��El Dorado Hills, Calif.Last School �� Oak Ridge High School

2008: Was a part of four league championships at Oak Ridge High School in El Dorado Hills...won the section championship in 2008...named All-City, All-League, and All-Metro at libero as a senior.

PERSONAL: Decided on Sonoma State for a number of reasons, including the beautiful campus and hard-working volleyball team...lists her sister, Jessi Bentovoja, as her biggest influence as an athlete...enjoys Italian food, but she hates peas.

LINDSAYBROWN 9Position ��SetterClass �� SeniorHometown �� Napa, Calif.Last School �� Napa High School

2008: Followed her strong 2007 campaign with a stellar 2008 season in which she became school’s career assists record with 2,511...named Second Team All-CCAA for her efforts...had 967 assists on the season, good for fifth all-time despite a shorter 25-point game...had a season-high 52 assists against

UC San Diego (11/15/08)…went for double-digit digs eight times, including a career-high 22 against San Francisco State (9/26/08)…led the team in service aces with 41…had five aces on two occasions to set career marks (vs. Montana State Billings, 8/29/08 and vs. Chico State,10/17/08)…tied for second on the team with 52 blocks…three kills away from having 200 for her career…earned CCAA All-Academic Honors for the second consecutive season.

2007: Had a fantastic sophomore season in which she earned Second Team All-CCAA honors...broke the school record for assists in a season with 1,140...averaged 10.75 assists per game, the third-best mark in school history...her 41 service aces were second on the team and tied for sixth all-time...also ranked fifth on the squad with 107 kills and third with 205 digs...Brown is currently fourth in the SSU record books with 1,544 career assists...had over 50 assists in a match eight times and over 40 in 15 of the team’s 27 matches...posted 66 assists against Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/07), the fourth-highest total in school history...turned in 60 assists against Central Washington (8/31/07)...went for double digit digs in eight matches, including a career-high 15 against Seattle (8/26/07)...had a career-high nine kills in a win over Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/07)...set a new career mark for service aces with four against Cal State Dominguez Hills (9/14/07)...totaled six blocks in a late season match against UC San Diego (11/9/07)...appeared in all 106 of the team’s games...named CCAA All-Academic.

2006: Turned in a solid freshman campaign...led the team with 404 assists, the fifth-highest freshman total in school history...recorded a season-high 32 assists against nationally-ranked Chico State (9/16/06)...had over 20 assists in a game ten times...recorded a double-double of 22 assists and 10 digs against Cal State Monterey Bay (10/6/06)...ranked third on the squad with 20 service aces.

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BROWN, cont’dHIGH SCHOOL: Joined Sonoma State after a distinguished career at Napa High School...earned Tribal Pin as one of the top 40 students at Napa...named to Honor Roll all four years...earned All-County and All-League after her junior and senior seasons...named a Renaissance Girl at The Volleyball Festival in Reno.

PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State because of the volleyball program...her favorite team in the CCAA to play is Cal State Stanislaus because her sister plays there...lists Forrest Griffin as her favorite athlete and Got Fight? as her favorite book.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2006 (Fr) 76 7 1 25 .240 0.09 404 202007 (So) 106 107 37 307 .228 1.01 1140 412008 (Jr) 103 83 31 215 .242 0.81 967 41 Totals 285 197 69 547 .234 0.69 2511 102

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2006 (Fr) 89 1.17 0 5 5 0.072007 (So) 205 1.93 9 39 48 0.452008 (Jr) 224 2.17 1 51 52 0.50Totals 518 1.82 10 95 105 0.37

RIKKIBUCKSHNIS 1Position �� Middle BlockerClass �� SeniorHometown �� Clackamas, Ore.Last School �� Clackamas High School

2008: Remained one of the Seawolves’ biggest threats in the middle in 2008…led the team with 84 blocks, including 12 solo rejections…again earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII honors...had at least four blocks in a match 11 times…fifth all-time with 211 career blocks…third

on the team in kills in ‘08 with 182...paced the squad with a .284 hitting percentage…had a career-high 14 kills on three different occasions- at Chico State (9/13/08), at Notre Dame de Namur (9/16/08) and vs. UC San Diego (11/15/08)…accumulated 73 digs, including a career-high eight dig performance against Chico State (10/17/08)…turned in a 10-kill, 0-error night in just 14 attempts (.714), helping SSU to a 3-0 sweep of Cal State Monterey Bay (9/27/08)…earned CCAA All-Academic honors.

2007: Bounced back in 2007 with a very nice season...named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII team...led the Seawolves with 79 blocks...fourth on the team with 152 kills...her block total is tied for second in school history among sophomores...had a career-high nine blocks against Cal State L.A. (10/5/07), the third-best total in SSU history...had at least four blocks in a match nine times...hit .625 (10k-0e-16a) in a sweep of Cal State Dominguez Hills (9/14/07)...posted 11 kills with no hitting errors in 22 attempts against Cal State L.A. (10/5/07)...named CCAA All-Academic.

2006: Redshirted due to injury.

2005: Turned in 79 kills in an impressive freshman campaign...third on the team with 48 blocks, the sixth-best total for a freshman in school history...had a team season-high of eight blocks against Cal State Bakersfield (9/9/05)...drove home a season-high eight kills against Dominican (9/28/05)...hit .515 over a three-match stretch from 9/23-9/28...had two games in which she had over five kills and no errors.

BUCKSHNIS, cont’dHIGH SCHOOL: Earned First Team All-Three Rivers League honors in 2004...was an Honor-able Mention All-League pick as a sophomore and junior...nominated for Female Athlete of the Year at Clackamas High School...valedictorian of her class.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the location...credits her high school coach, Jim Stultz, as her biggest athletic influence...has moved seven times and has lived in four different states...lists Superbad and The Notebook as her favorite movie.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2005 (Fr) 62 79 49 246 .122 1.27 1 02007 (So) 87 152 45 413 .259 1.75 5 22008 (Jr) 100 182 43 490 .284 1.82 7 2Totals 249 413 137 1149 .240 1.66 13 4


KELSEYDALL 2Position �� Defensive SpecialistClass ��SophomoreHometown �� Mission Viejo, Calif.Last School �� Tesoro High School

2008: Had a very productive freshman year in 2008…appeared in 106 sets for the Seawolves…sec-ond on the team in service aces with 32, including a career-high five aces at Notre Dame de Namur (9/16/08)…third on the team in digs with 365…had a 25-dig performance at Central Washington (9/5/08)…named to the CCAA All-Academic team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives at Sonoma State after a standout career at Tesoro High School in Rancho Santa Margarita.

PERSONAL: Strives to become a doctor following graduation...her love of the Sonoma State campus is one reason she chose to attend...enjoys the music of Chris Brown...considers her parents to be her biggest influences as an athlete.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2008 (Fr) 106 5 9 53 -.075 0.05 15 32

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2008 (Fr) 365 3.44 0 0 0 0.00

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�alexda rosa 12Position �� Middle BlockerClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Watsonville, Calif.Last School ��Aptos High School

2008: Comes to Sonoma State from Aptos High School.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because she liked the area and the volleyball team...is a fan of the Dallas Mavericks and the movie Sisterhood of the Traveling

Pants...enjoys eating hamburgers.

MARIANNEFOX 5Position �� Outside HitterClass �� JuniorHometown �� Forestville, Calif.Last School ��El Molino High School

2008: Remained one of the main offensive threats for the Seawolves as a sophomore in 2008…ap-peared in all but one of the team’s sets during the season…was second on the team with 246 kills…had eight matches with double-digit kills, including a season-high 17 kill performance in a 3-0 victory at

Humboldt State (11/12/08)…has accumulated 550 kills in just two seasons for Sonoma State…had a career-high seven service aces vs. Hawaii Pacific (9/5/08)…third on the team with 27 aces…accumulated 114 digs including a 12 dig performance vs. San Francisco State (9/26/08).

2007: Enjoyed a tremendous freshman campaign that was capped by CCAA Freshman of the Year honors...was also named the SSU Female Freshman Student-Athlete of the Year...ranked second on the team with 304 kills, establishing a new SSU freshman record in the process...broke the school record for service aces in a season with 53...ranked fourth in the CCAA in service aces...posted 29 kills in her second collegiate game, against Northwest Nazarene (8/24/07)...the 29 kills are tied for second for a single-match in SSU history...had 20 or more kills in a match three times...her 1,026 total attempts are ninth in school history...named to the Seawolf Spike All-Tournament Team...pounded 21 kills in a loss to FOX, cont’dCentral Washington (8/31/07)...recorded a season-best 17 digs in a win over Seattle (8/26/07)...had double digit dig totals in seven matches...collected a season-high five service aces in win over Cal State Stanislaus (11/3/07)...posted at least one service ace in 25 of SSU’s 27 matches.

HIGH SCHOOL: Had a standout career at El Molino High School in Forestville...earned First Team All-League honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior...named First Team All-Empire her final two years.

FOX, cont’dPERSONAL: Lists her favorite actor as Brad Pitt and her favorite author as James Patterson...has a twin sister named Kathleen and lists her older sister, Amanda, as her biggest influence as an athlete...enjoys listening to The Beatles.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2007 (Fr) 99 304 113 1026 .186 3.07 14 532008 (So) 107 246 76 915 .186 2.30 16 27Totals 206 550 189 1941 .186 2.67 30 80


BRIANAHAMMONDS 21Position �� Defensive SpecialistClass ��SophomoreHometown ��Anaheim, Calif.Last School �� Orange Lutheran High School

2008: Showed promise as a freshman in 2008...led the team with seven kills in her collegiate debut against Notre Dame de Namur (8/29/08)...hit .368 and had four blocks in the season opening Sea-wolves’ win…had a season-high 10 kills vs. Hawaii Pacific (9/5/08)…hammered 48 kills over the course

of the season…accumulated at least one kill in 16 of the 17 matches she saw action in.

HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Sonoma State from Lutheran High School of Orange County...named All-League as a senior...received her team’s Most Improved Award as a junior...let-tered in soccer as a freshman.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she liked the area and had family nearby...is a fan of beach volleyball star Kerri Walsh...would like to be a first grade teacher in the future...credits her family for being influential on her athletic career.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2008 (Fr) 37 48 23 177 .141 1.30 0 0


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SARAHILLINGWORTH 10Position �� Middle BlockerClass �� SeniorHometown ��Sebastopol, Calif.Last School �� Analy High School

2008: Saw action in 51 sets for Sonoma State…had 81 kills and 43 blocks on the season…pounded out a season-high 10 kills against Humboldt State (10/8/08)…had eight kills in two consecutive games- a match against Northwest Nazarene (8/30/08) and at Central Washington (9/5/08)…registered at least

one block in 20 of the 24 matches she appeared in…went for a season-high five blocks in a 3-0 victory over Academy of Art (9/24/08)…hammered at least five kills in eight of her matches…had 27 digs over the course of the season, including five different matches with three digs…named to the CCAA All-Academic team.

2007: Appeared in 59 games for the Seawolves in 2007, finishing the season with 84 kills and 33 blocks...had back-to-back double digit kill nights against Notre Dame de Namur (9/15/07) and Cal State Monterey Bay (9/19/07)...her 11 kills against the Otters (9/19/07) were a season-high...posted five blocks against Humboldt State (9/21/07)...hit .526 (10k-1e-16a) in win over Notre Dame de Namur (9/15/07). 2006: Led the team in blocks with 68...ranked fifth on the squad with 128 kills and second with a .196 hitting percentage...set a career-high with eight blocks in a win over Cal State Stanislaus (10/21/06)...turned in the fourth-best freshman blocks total in school history...recorded 12 kills against Humboldt State (10/4/06)...went for double-digit kills four times, including three games in a row in early October...named CCAA All-Academic.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played high school volleyball at Analy High School in Sebastopol...helped lead her team to a league championship as a senior.

PERSONAL: Enjoys the music of Tool and Nine Inch Nails...says that winning her high school league is her most memorable sports moment...allergic to fruits and vegetables, she likes to eat anything with sugar and carbs.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2006 (Fr) 73 128 56 368 .196 1.75 5 32007 (So) 59 84 37 252 .187 1.42 3 02008 (Jr) 51 81 37 233 .189 1.59 1 0Totals 183 293 130 853 .191 1.60 9 3


devynneJOHNSON 11Position �� Middle Blocker/Outside HitterClass �� FreshmanHometown ��San Diego, Calif.Last School �� Grossmont High School

2008: Redshirted for Sonoma State.

HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Sonoma State from Grossmont High School...named Most Valuable Player of her league and earned First Team All-CIF honors.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she wanted to experience Northern California...is a fan of Dwyane Wade...likes to eat Mexican food...enjoys the music of Mac Dre and Slightly Stoopid.

TAYLORKRENWINKEL 4Position�� Middle BlockerClass �� SeniorHometown ��Sebastopol, Calif.Last School �� Analy High School

2008: Put forth arguably the best defensive season by a freshman in the program’s history in 2008…led the CCAA in digs per game with 4.89 and finished second in the conference (and fourth in team history) with 523 digs in 2008…shattered the freshman record for most digs in a single-season (previously

Christine Shiba with 318 in 2000)…had a season-high 31 digs in the regular season finale against UC San Diego (11/15/08)…psted double-digit digs in 26 of the teams’ 30 matches including ten matches with 20 or more digs…accounted for 42 assists and 23 service aces.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended three different high schools, Chapparal High, Temecula Valley High, and Rancho Buena Vista High.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because she was interested in moving to Northern Cali-fornia...her Aunt Amy is her biggest influence as an athlete...is a fan of The Beatles...supports the San Diego Chargers and her favorite athlete, Misty May.



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��BROOKEMOORE 14Position �� Middle BlockerClass ��SophomoreHometown �� Fresno, Calif.Last School ��Clovis High School

2008: Had a successful freshman season for the Seawolves in 2008…contributed 95 kills in 60 sets played…hit at a .257 clip for the season (95k-33e-241a)…helped Sonoma State to a five-set victory at Notre Dame de Namur (9/16/08) with 11 kills, the first double-digit output of her young career…had a sea-

son-high 12 hammers at San Francisco State (11/1/08), sporting a .435 hitting percentage with just two errors in 23 attempts…accumulated 38 blocks during the season…had five rejections twice- in a match against Cal State Monterey Bay (9/27/08) and at San Francisco State (11/1/08).

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives at Sonoma State after a stellar career at Clovis High School...helped lead her team to back-to-back valley and league championships...helped the Cougars ad-vance to the state’s Elite Eight...named First Team All-League...was her team’s Most Valuable Player...earned the Cougars’ Clutch Award.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she wanted to “get out of the horrible heat of Fresno”...lists her friend Brittany Pierce as her biggest influence as an athlete...loves country music...says UC San Diego is her favorite opponent to play.



KEALA PETERSON 8Position �� Outside HitterClass ��SophomoreHometown ��Sebastopol, Calif.Last School �� UC Davis

HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Transfers to Sonoma State after a stellar freshman season at UC Davis in 2008...named to the Big West All-Freshman team...ranked second on the Aggies with 181 kills (2.49 k/g)...is a 2008 graduate of Analy High School in Sebasto-pol...was named the Empire Volleyball Athlete of the

Year as a senior...earned First Team All-Conference honors three times and was a First Team All-Empire selection as well.

PERSONAL: Decided to come back to Sonoma County because of the volleyball program at SSU and the great location...enjoys watching Curb Your Enthusiasm...likes to eat Indian food...is a fan of the San Francisco Giants.

ALLY SATHER 13Position �� Outside HitterClass �� FreshmanHometown �� Santa Rosa, Calif.Last School �� Maria Carillo HS

HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Comes to Sonoma State as a highly touted prospect from Maria Carrillo High School in Santa Rosa...helped guide the Pumas to a North Coast Section Championship as a senior...earned Empire Player of the Year honors as a senior...also named Most Valuable Player of the North Bay League.

PERSONAL: Is the younger sister of Kristy Sather, an All-American for Sonoma State in 2008...picked Sonoma because she thought it was the perfect fit for her...considers her family to be her biggest influence as an athlete...enjoys the work of J.K. Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series.

DEVINSCULLY 16Position ��SetterClass �� JuniorHometown �� Newark, Calif.Last School �� Moreau Catholic High School

2008: Appeared in 57 sets for the Seawolves as a sophomore…started at setter against Notre Dame de Namur (9/16/08) and notched 40 assists, 15 digs, two kills and two blocks in the five-set victory…fifth on the team with 145 digs…had at least ten or more digs in six matches and a season-high of 15.

2007: Saw action in 56 games in 2007...ranked fourth on the team with an average of 2.27 digs per game...she had 127 digs for the season...also recorded 16 service aces...had a season-high 19 digs in a win over Cal State Stanislaus (11/3/07)...posted double digit dig totals in six matches.

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives at Sonoma State from Moreau Catholic High School in Hayward...was a First Team All-League pick as a junior and senior...named Team MVP and Most Inspira-tional...earned Hayward Area Athletic League co-Player of the Year honors as a senior.

PERSONAL: Wants to become a physical education teacher after graduation...lists Kerri Walsh as her biggest athletic influence...enjoys reading books by James Patterson...likes to eat Mexican food...has also participated in soccer, basketball, softball, and swimming...enjoys playing against Chico State.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2007 (Fr) 56 1 6 18 -.278 0.02 13 162008 (So) 57 4 3 29 .034 0.07 51 5Totals 113 5 9 47 -.085 0.04 64 21


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AMANDAVANOVER 6Position �� Defensive SpecialistClass �� JuniorHometown ��Brea, Calif.Last School ��Brea Olinda High School

2008: Saw action in 62 sets for Sonoma State…had a career-high 17 digs in a four-set victory over Chico State (10/17/08)…tallied 122 digs in 2008, including five matches with 11 or more…served five aces in her season debut against Notre Dame de Namur (8/29/08)…ranked fourth on the team with 25 service aces.

2007: Ranked third on the team with 35 service aces as a freshman in 2007...also recorded 53 digs in her 68 games played...had a season-high six service aces against Chaminade (8/31/07)...totaled five service aces in a win over Hawaii Pacific (9/1/07)...her season high of nine digs came against Cal Poly Pomona (9/7/07).

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2007 graduate of Brea Olinda High School...was a two-time All-Century League selection...named to the Honor Roll and cited as a Scholar-Athlete...earned numer-ous team awards including Most Improved and the Coaches Award.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the location, the volleyball program, and the kinesiology department...would like to be a physical therapist after graduation...says Sha-quille O’Neal is the person she’d most like to meet...considers her parents to be her biggest influence as an athlete...enjoys the television show Ghost Hunters and the movie Goonies.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2007 (Fr) 68 6 5 33 .030 0.09 0 352008 (So) 62 3 4 14 -.071 0.05 7 25Totals 130 9 9 47 .000 .007 7 60


ALIWALKER 7Position �� Outside HitterClass �� SeniorHometown ��Portland, Ore.Last School �� Mt. Hood Community College

2008: Delivered an outstanding all-around junior sea-son, her first with the Seawolves, that culminated with Second Team All-CCAA honors…ranked fourth on the team in kills with 181…was also second in assists with 54…had a season-high 10 kills on three different occasions…sported a .438 hitting percentage (7k-

0e-16a) in a sweep of Cal State Monterey Bay (9/27/08)…had 23 service aces, including a season-high four at Cal State Dominguez Hills (10/24/08)…ranked second with 397 digs

WALKER, cont’dand had 21 matches with double-digit figures…helped out in the middle with 50 blocks in 2008…had six blocks in a five-set victory at Chico State (9/13/09).

HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Transfers to Sonoma State from Mount Hood CC in Gresham, Oregon...also attended Oregon State...was a First Team All-Southern Region selection last season...named to multiple All-Tournament teams at Mt. Hood...a graduate of Reynolds High School in Troutdale, Oregon...earned First Team All-State honors as a senior...was a Third Team All-State selection as a sophomore and junior...named Mt. Hood Conference Player of the Year as a senior...a four-time First Team All-League selection.

PERSONAL: Would like to become an elementary school teacher and volleyball coach in the future...picked Sonoma State because she liked the campus, coaches, and her team-mates...is a fan of the Portland Trailblazers...enjoys the television show, Friends...her favorite team to play against is Chico State.

CAREER STATISTICSYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2008 (Jr) 108 181 73 706 .153 1.68 54 23

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2008 (Jr) 397 3.68 3 47 50 0.46

MEGANWONG 20Position �� Defensive SpecialistClass ��SophomoreHometown �� Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.Last School �� Los Osos High School

2008: Made her Seawolves’ debut against Northwest Nazarene on 8/30/08…had 16 digs and one assist in a five-set victory over Notre Dame de Namur (9/16/08)…finished the season with 25 digs.

2007: Red shirted for Sonoma State.

HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Sonoma State from Los Osos High School in Rancho Cucamon-ga...was a two-time All-league selection...earned Scholar-Athlete recognition...received the team’s Coaches Award as a junior and senior...competed on the varsity swim team as well.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because of the location and the opportunity to go out on her own...enjoys playing against Cal State San Bernardino because she knows many of the players and coaches on the team...wants to be a nurse and work in the medical field after graduation...is a fan of the Family Guy and Sports Center.



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NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR 0August 29, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team opened up their 2008 season with a convincing sweep of Notre Dame de Namur on Friday afternoon at the Seawolf Spike Volleyball Tournament in Rohnert Park. The Seawolves go to 1-0 on the season.

It was the debut of the 25-point set in the collegiate game and the Seawolves were able to reach the mile-stone quickly, dispatching the Argonauts in just over an hour. SSU won by scores of 25-15, 25-19, and 25-15.

Briana Hammonds and Marianne Fox each had seven kills to pace the Seawolves’ attack. Lindsay Brown had 29 as-sists and freshman libero Taylor Krenwinkel was tops with 15 digs. The Seawolves out hit the Argos .196 to .108 for the game and were able to take advantage of ten NDNU service errors.

Christin Villamayor and Caitlin Torres shared game-high honors with six kills each for the Argos.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Notre Dame de Namur 15 19 15 Sonoma State 25 25 25

SONOMA STATE 3MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS 0

August 29, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team put forth an utterly dominating performance on Friday night, defeating Montana State-Billings in three sets in just 58 minutes. The Seawolves victory gives them a 2-0 record heading into the final day of the Seawolf Spike on Saturday.

The Seawolves won by scores of 25-14, 25-12, and 25-12 as they got out to early leads and never let the Yellowjackets (0-2) in it. SSU hit .326 for the game and limited MSUB to a negative hitting percentage with 21 kills and 23 errors.

Kristy Sather was brilliant, pacing the Seawolves with nine kills and no errors for a .474 average. Freshman Briana Hammonds continued her solid play, pounding out eight kills. She finishes Friday’s action with a team-high 15 kills and a .389 hitting percentage.

Lindsay Brown guided the offense, cruising to 26 assists and five service aces. Taylor Krenwinkel posted a team-high 13 digs.

Devon Crotteau had six kills to lead the Yellowjackets.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Montana State-Billings 14 12 12 Sonoma State 25 25 25

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SEATTLE pacific 1August 30, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Behind a big performance from senior Kristy Sather, the Sonoma State volleyball team moved to 3-0 on the season with a 25-20, 25-21, 20-25, 25-15 win over Seattle Pacific on Saturday at the Seawolf Spike in Rohnert Park.

Sather had a season-high 17 kills and hit .200 for the match as the Seawolves took games one, two, and four. Lindsay Brown was brilliant at setter, pacing the offense with 40 assists in addition to 13 digs. Kelsey Dall had 21 digs and Rikki Buckshnis was involved on five blocks.

Nikki Finley of SPU tied Sather for game-high honors with 17 kills. The Falcons hit .160 for the match, just below the .166 mark posted by the Seawolves.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Seattle Pacific 20 21 25 15 Sonoma State 25 25 20 25

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August 30, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State and Northwest Nazarene saved the best for last in the final game of the 2008 Seawolf Spike as the teams went to five before the Seawolves pulled away for a 3-2 win. The victory gives the Seawolves a 4-0 record for the season.

It is the first 4-0 start for the Seawolves since the 2005 season. They improve to 9-3 all-time at the Seawolf Spike.

Saturday night’s contest was a back-and-forth affair with the teams alternating set victories. SSU won sets one, three, and five while the Crusaders picked up points with victories in two and four.

Kristy Sather paced the Seawolves with 17 kills in 48 attempts for a .250 hitting percentage. Her performance placed her on the All-Tournament team. She was joined in double digits by sophomore Marianne Fox, who added 14. Lindsay Brown had a season-high 43 assists for All-Tournament honors and both Taylor Krenwinkel and Ali Walker set season-highs with 25 and 24 digs respectively. Sarah Illingworth came on strong late in the game, finish-ing with eight kills and no errors for a .533 percentage.

The Seawolves out hit the Crusaders .181 to .162 and had a narrow 6-5 block advantage.

Lindsay Forseth had 18 kills and Cammy Dranginis pitched in with 14. Haley Hevern had 31 digs to lead all defenders.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Northwest Nazarene 16 25 20 25 9 Sonoma State 25 12 25 22 15

CENTRAL WASHINGTON 3SONOMA STATE 1

September 5, 2008 • Ellensburg, Wash.

ELLENSBURG, Wash - Sonoma State’s four game winning streak ended on Friday afternoon up in Washington, as Central Washington defeated the Seawolves in four sets, 3-1. With the loss, Sonoma State’s record drops to 4-1 on the young season.

Central Washington took the first set 25-18, led by the power hitting of Erin Norris, who lead the team with 14 kills in 33 attempts for a solid hitting percentage of .364. Sonoma State rallied in the second set, defeating the Wildcats 25-22, to even the score 1-1. Senior Kristy Sather increased her team-leading total of kills to 61 with 13 in the match. Again junior Lindsay Brown set up most of the kills for the Seawolves today with a total of 39.

The Wildcats clinched the match with wins in the next two sets, 25-15 and 25-21 respectively.

Brandie Vea had 50 digs to lead all defenders, and pithced in 6 assists for the Wildcats. Maggie Olson posted 40 of Central Washington’s 52 assists. The Wildcats out hit the Seawolves .216 to .125 and tallied more kills 60, to Sonoma State’s 49.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 18 25 15 21 Central Washington 25 22 25 25

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ELLENSBURG - Wash. The Sonoma State women’s volley-ball team bounced back after an earlier loss in the day to defeat Hawaii Pacific, 3-1. Hawaii Pacific won the first set 26-24, but the Seawolves stormed back winning the next three sets 25-8, 25-13, and 25-19. With the victory Sonoma State improves their record to 5-1.

Senior Kristy Sather and sophomore Marianne Fox lead the offensive charge for the Seawolves with 17 and 14 kills respectively for the match. Fox had 7 service aces as well, tying her for second place on Sonoma State’s all-time game record for service aces in a match. For the match, Fox was 14 of 28 on kills for a clip of .429. The Seawolves out hit the Sea Warriors .272 to .112.

Junior Lindsay Brown had more assists than the entire Hawaii Pacific team. Brown had 44 to the Sea Warriors 33. Sonoma State had 48 assists for the game.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 24 25 25 25 Hawaii Pacific 26 8 13 19

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ELLENSBURG, Wash- Efficiency was the name of the game on Saturday morning as Sonoma State needed just 59 minutes to defeat Saint Martin’s in three sets at the CWU Invitational in Ellensburg, Washington. The Seawolves won two of their three matches in the Evergreen State to improve to 6-1 on the season. They are enjoying their best start in several years.

The first set was the closest of the three as they teams went back and forth before the Seawolves close on a 7-2 run to take a 25-18 win. The Seawolves won the second set 25-12 and the third, 25-13. It was the second time this season that the Seawolves have won a match in under an hour.

Kristy Sather continued her solid play, leading Sonoma State with 12 kills and just two errors for a .385 clip. Following Saturday’s action, Sather was named to the All-Tournament Team.

Lindsay Brown had 25 assists and Kelsey Dall was tops with 16 digs. The Seawolves hit .308 as a team, their second-highest mark of the season.

Sonoma State was aided in part by poor attacking by the Saints as SMU was able to hit at just an -.020 mark. They had more hitting errors (25) than kills (23).

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 25 25 25 Saint Martin’s 18 12 13

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TURLOCK, Calif- Senior Kristy Sather paced Sonoma State with 14 kills on Friday as the Seawolves opened up CCAA play with a sweep of Cal State Stanislaus. The Seawolves beat the Warriors 25-14, 25-19, 25-16 to improve to 7-1, 1-0 CCAA. The Warriors drop to 3-5, 0-1 CCAA.

The Seawolves hit a blistering .348 in the first set to set the tone for the match. Sather had six kills as the Seawolves rolled 25-14.

Sonoma State would wrap things up handily with 25-19 and 25-16 wins in sets two and three.

Sather’s 14 kills came on just 33 attempts. She commit-ted just one error to finish the night with a .394 hitting percentage.

Ali Walker pitched in with six kills and a team-high 11 assists. Lindsay Brown had 21 assists and Rikki Buckshnis blocked four shots to lead the Seawolves.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 25 25 25 Cal State Stanislaus 14 19 16

sonoma state 3No. 25 chico state 2

September 14, 2008 • Chico, Calif.

CHICO, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team made a statement on Saturday night with a 3-2 win on the road against No. 25 Chico State. It was the fourth straight win for the Seawolves, who improve to 8-1, 2-0 CCAA. The Wildcats fall to 8-4, 1-1 CCAA.

The Seawolves are off to their best start since 2001, when they also started 8-1. They are also enjoying their first 2-0 start to the conference schedule since 2002.

The Wildcats took set one 25-23 before the Seawolves bounced back for a 25-22 victory in set two. Chico went up again with a 27-25 set three victory. Needing just one set to close out the victory, the Wildcats led 18-17 late in the fourth before the Seawolves finished on an 8-4 kick to take the set (25-22).

With momentum on their side, the Seawolves pulled away in the fifth set. They were aided by seven Wildcat hitting errors on their way to a 15-7 win.

The Seawolves hit .211 for the contest, compared to just .158 for the Wildcats. Kristy Sather continued her impressive play with 17 kills. Rikki Buckshnis also excelled on both sides of the net, finishing with 14 kills and seven blocks. Lindsay Brown had a season-high 42 assists and Taylor Krenwinkel led SSU with 28 digs.

Crystal Trifeletti led four Chico players in double digits with 15 kills.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 23 25 25 25 15 Chico State 25 22 27 22 7

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September 16, 2008 • Belmont, Calif.

BELMONT, Calif- It wasn’t easy, but the Sonoma State volley-ball team picked up their sixth consecutive win on Tuesday evening with a five-set victory over Notre Dame de Namur in Belmont. The Seawolves improve to 9-1 on the season, their best start since 2001. The Argonauts drop to 1-13.

With nine wins in their first ten matches, the Seawolves have tied the best start in school history. The 2001 team was also 9-1 after ten matches.

Any thoughts of a simple Seawolf waltz were ended after Notre Dame de Namur took the first set, 28-26. The Seawolves had to battle to avoid a two-set deficit. Trailing 23-22, the Seawolves won the final three points to take set two, 25-23.

After the Seawolves won the third set 25-21, the Argonauts pulled even with a 25-19 victory in the fourth by outscoring SSU 13-4 down the stretch.

In the fifth set, the Seawolves scored five straight to turn a 2-2 tie into a 7-2 lead from which they would not look back. SSU scored the final five points in the fifth set to win it, 15-7.

Rikki Buckshnis led the Seawolves’ attack with 14 kills and a .361 hitting percentage. Freshman Brooke Moore had a breakout game with 11 kills and Devin Scully started at set-ter in place of Lindsay Brown, posting 40 assists and 15 digs.

Christin Villamayor had a huge night for NDNU, finishing with 30 kills and a .346 hitting percentage.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 26 25 25 19 15 Notre Dame de Namur 28 23 21 25 7

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No. 15 cal state l.a. 0September 18, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Let Thursday night’s performance be proof that the 2008 Sonoma State volleyball team is for real. The Seawolves swept No. 15 Cal State L.A. in straight sets, 25-20, 25-18, 25-20 to extend their winning streak to six in a row and improve to 10-1, 3-0 CCAA. The Golden Eagles fall for the first time this season, dropping to 9-1, 2-1 CCAA.

It was the first-ever Sonoma State sweep of Cal State L.A. and just the fifth all-time victory in 30 matches. The Seawolves have also set a school-record for the best start in school history with ten wins in their first eleven matches. The 2001 team was 9-2 after eleven. Finally, the Seawolves are 3-0 in CCAA play for the first time since 2002, Bear Grassl’s first year at the helm.

The first half of the first set was back and forth with each team going on mini-runs. With the score tied at 16, Ali Walker’s kill gave the Seawolves a lead they would not relinquish. SSU closed the door by scoring the final four points, three of them coming on Golden Eagle miscues.

SSU jumped out to a 7-2 lead in set two and hardly looked back, extending their lead to as many as eight at 17-9.

Tied at 12 in set three, the Seawolves scored three straight points, again on CSULA hitting errors. They wouldn’t trail the rest of the way as Walker, Sather, and Fox were just too much.

Walker finished the night with ten kills and 12 digs. She also had a couple of service aces and a solo block. Kristy Sather had a team-high 11 kills and Lindsay Brown, despite being hampered by an injured ankle, guided the offense with 30 assists. Devin Scully and Taylor Krenwinkel were also solid, each posting 15 digs.

The Golden Eagles were led by Gabriela Bulawczyk, who finished with a game-high 12 kills. CSULA hit .048 for the match, compared to .206 for the Seawolves.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Cal State L.A. 20 18 20 Sonoma State 25 25 25

SONOMA STATE 3CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS 0September 20, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State made quick work of Cal State Dominguez Hills on Saturday night, rolling to a three-set win for their seventh consecutive victory. The Seawolves improve to 11-1, 4-0 CCAA on the season while the Toros drop to 1-11, 0-4 CCAA.

At seven games, the Seawolves are riding their longest winning streak since early in the 2002 season. Their 11-1 start is the best in school history.

The Seawolves defeated the Toros with relative ease on Saturday night, cruising to wins of 25-11, 25-20, and 25-12 in just an hour and ten minutes.

Coach Bear Grassl was able to give some work to the reserves as the Seawolves spread out the attacks. Not one Seawolf had more than 19 swings in the match. They did, however, make the most of their opportunities, hitting .293 as a team.

Kristy Sather went for ten kills by way of an efficient .474 hitting percentage. Rikki Buckshnis and Ali Walker each had eight kills for the Seawolves. Lindsay Brown had 26 assists and Taylor Krenwinkel was tops with 13 digs.

The Toros struggled to a -.021 hitting percentage, produc-ing 21 errors to just 19 kills. Marissa Anderson led the way with six kills.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5CSU Dominguez Hills 11 20 12 Sonoma State 25 25 25

SONOMA STATE 3ACADEMY OF ART 0

September 24, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif - The Sonoma State women’s vol-leyball team made quick work of the Academy of Art on Wednesday night at Seawolf Gym, sweeping the Urban Knights, 3-0. The Seawolves improve their record to 12-1 on the year, and have now won eight straight matches. The loss drops the Urban Knights to 10-4.

This is the best start for Sonoma State under the helm of head coach Bear Grassl and in school history.

The Seawolves took match one fairly easily by a score of 25-13. The second set was the closest of the night, with Sonoma State edging Academy of Art 25-22. Sonoma State sealed the deal, with a 25-15 victory in set three.

No Seawolf registered double-digit kills in the match for only the third time this season. Kristy Sather and Marianne Fox each posted nine kills, and Ali Walker chipped in eight kills. All three notched solid attack percentages of above .300, as the Seawolves hit .210 for the match.

Defensively, Sonoma State stymied the Academy of Art attack, turning in eight blocks on the night. Lindsay Brown and Sarah Illingworth tallied five and four blocks respectively, as the Seawolves held the Urban Knights to a woeful .067 attack clip.

Leading the way for the Urban Knights was Kauwila Lavea, who had nine kills and hit .240.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Academy of Art 13 22 15Sonoma State 25 25 25

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SONOMA STATE 3SAN FRANCISCO STATE 1September 26, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Senior Kristy Sather pounded home 19 kills on Friday night to lead the surging Sonoma State volleyball team to a 3-1 win over San Francisco State at Seawolf Gym in Rohnert Park. It was the ninth straight win for the Seawolves, who improve to 13-1, 5-0 CCAA on the season. The Gators drop to 7-6, 1-4 CCAA.

The Seawolves took game one, 25-20, before seeing the Gators come back to win the second set, 26-24. It was the first set the Seawolves have lost since September 16th at Notre Dame, a span of three matches.

Leading 20-16 in the third, the Gators seemed to have the momentum. However, four hitting errors, let the Seawolves back in. The teams were even at 22, 23, 24, and 25 before the Seawolves pulled out the 27-25 win.

Set four was all Sonoma as the jetted to leads of 9-2 and 19-6 on their way to the 25-14 victory.

Sather’s 19 kills came on just 47 attempts, giving her a splendid .340 hitting percentage. Her kill total was a season high for any Sonoma State player. Rikki Buckshnis had ten kills and Lindsay Brown guided the offense with 40 assists. Five different Seawolves were in double figures in digs, led by 29 from Taylor Krenwinkel, also a team season-high.

Brittany Powell had 17 kills to lead the Gators. Kyle Lamet was credited with 29 digs and Sloane Williams went for six blocks.

The Seawolves out hit the Gators .179 to .108 for the match.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5San Francisco State 20 26 25 14 Sonoma State 25 24 27 25

SONOMA STATE 3CSU MONTEREY BAY 0

September 27, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State made quick work of Cal State Monterey Bay on Saturday night, sweeping the Otters in three before a crowd of 148 at Seawolf Gym in Rohnert Park. The win is the tenth straight for the Seawolves, tying a school record set in 2002. The Sewolves go to 14-1, 6-0 CCAA on the season. The Otters fall to 4-11, 0-6 CCAA.

After a loss last night by Cal State San Bernardino, the Seawolves are alone in first place in the CCAA with the conference’s only perfect record.

The Seawolves breezed by on Saturday with wins of 25-17, 25-16, and 25-12, finishing off the Otters in 1:08.

Rikki Buckshnis was magnificent, posting ten kills and no errors in just 14 attempts for a .714 hitting percentage. Kristy Sather shared game-high honors with ten kills as well.

As a team, the Seawolves hit .349 for the night (38 kills, eight errors), their highest percentage of the season.

Rayna Richardson paced the Otters with seven kills. The Otters were held to a hitting percentage of -.010 (27 kills, 28 errors).

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5CSU Monterey Bay 17 16 12 Sonoma State 25 25 25

No. 21 CAL POLY POMONA 3SONOMA STATE 1

October 3, 2008 • Pomona, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State’s ten-game winning streak was snapped on Friday night by No. 21 Cal Poly Pomona at Darlene May Gymnasium. The Broncos won in four sets, 25-16, 13-25, 25-16, 25-23, to improve to 8-4, 5-2 CCAA. The Seawolves fall to 14-2, 6-1 CCAA.

The teams split the first two sets with each squad taking a rather easy victory. In set three, the Broncos pulled away for a 25-16 win to put the match victory within reach. The Seawolves led 23-22 in the fourth, but a kill by the Bron-cos and an attack error by SSU quickly handed the lead back to Pomona. CPP’s Elizabeth Diaz then ended the set and the match with a kill, one of her game-high 16.

Ali Walker paced the Seawolves with nine kills. Kristy Sather and Marianne Fox each had eight and Lindsay Brown supplied 28 assists.

Anne-Marie Hofmans (12) and Vanessa Williams (10) joined Diaz in double figures in kills.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 16 25 16 23Cal Poly Pomona 25 13 25 25

No. 2 Csu san bernardino 3SONOMA STATE 0

October 4, 2008 • San Bernardino, Calif.

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team fell in three sets on Saturday night to the nation’s second ranked team, Cal State San Bernardino, at Cous-soulis Arena in San Bernardino. The result gives sole possession of first place to the Coyotes (15-1, 7-1 CCAA). The Seawolves fall a game off the pace at 14-3, 6-2 CCAA.

The Seawolves fell to the Coyotes by scores of 25-17, 25-20, and 25-18. CSUSB out hit Sonoma .301 to .178 and they got big performances from stars, Jessica Granados (15 kills) and Jane Chafeh (13 kills).

The Seawolves got a team-high five kills from four differ-ent players- Marianne Fox, Ali Walker, Sarah Illingworth, and Rikki Buckshnis.

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HUMBOLDT STATE 0October 8, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State improved to a per-fect 10-0 at home this season with a three-set sweep of Humboldt State in CCAA volleyball action on Wednesday night in Rohnert Park. The Seawolves improve to 15-3, 7-2 CCAA while the Lumberjacks fall to 6-10, 4-5 CCAA.

Set one was one of streaks as Sonoma opened on a 4-0 run only to see the ‘Jacks answer with a seven-point spurt of their own. The Seawolves grabbed control of the set with their own 7-0 streak on their way to the 25-12 win. Sonoma outscored Humboldt 21-5 down the stretch.

The Seawolves went up 5-0 in the second set and never really looked back. Though Humboldt would battle in the middle, cutting the lead to two points at 17-15, the Seawolves had more than enough firepower, ending on an 8-1 run to get the win.

The third set was the best of the match, with the ‘Jacks leading by as many as six at 11-5 and 15-9. The Seawolves proceeded to find their stride, reeling off a 9-1 run that gave them a lead they would not relinquish.

Sarah Illingworth and Kristy Sather shared game-high honors with ten kills for the Seawolves. Lindsay Brown had 34 assists on SSU’s 40 kills for the game and Sather was a part of four blocks.

Lynsey Adams and Loliann Arzadon were tops for Hum-boldt State with seven kills each.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Humboldt State 12 16 20Sonoma State 25 25 25

No. 15 UC SAN DIEGO 3SONOMA STATE 0

October 11, 2008 • La Jolla, Calif.

LA JOLLA, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team lost in three sets to No. 15 UC San Diego on Friday evening at RIMAC Arena in La Jolla. It was just the second time this season that the Seawolves have been swept. SSU falls to 15-4, 7-3 CCAA while UCSD improves to 13-3, 7-2 CCAA.

The Seawolves were only in one of the three sets as they were defeated by scores of 25-16, 25-12, 26-24.

The Tritons were completely dominant on offense, hitting at a .408 clip as a team. It was their highest team hitting percentage in four years. Rebecca Bailey led the way with 19 kills and a .486 hitting percentage. She became UCSD’s all-time kills leader in the match. The Tritons, as a squad, committed just eight errors the whole night.

The Seawolves hit just .103 as a team, one hundred points below their season average. Kristy Sather paced the Sonoma attack with nine kills.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 16 12 24UC San Diego 25 25 25

SONOMA STATE 3CHICO STATE 1

October 18, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- In front of an electric Seawolf Gym crowd, the Sonoma State volleyball team put the finishing touches on a season sweep of rival Chico State with a thrilling three sets to one win over the Wildcats on Friday night. After dropping the first set, the Seawolves stormed back with three straight to take a 24-26, 30-28, 26-24, 25-18 win. The victory boosts the Seawolves’ record to 16-4, 8-3 CCAA. The Wildcats drop to 14-7, 7-4 CCAA.

The Seawolves improve to a perfect 11-0 at home on the season. SSU entered the match ranked No. 6 in the initial NCAA Pacific region poll. Chico came in at No. 5.

Sonoma State looked golden in the first set, leading 24-23 and serving set point before three quick Wildcat points left the Seawolves stunned and in a 1-0 hole.

It looked like it might be ‘deja vu all over again’ in the second when SSU took another 24-23 only to see the Wildcats take a point. SSU served set point again at 25-24 and 26-25 while the Wildcats tried for the set win with serves at 27-26 and 28-27. Trailing 28-27, Sonoma’s Kristy Sather pounded home a kill to tie things up. Lindsay Brown then served two straight aces to steal the set and bring the Seawolves even in the match at one set apiece.

Chico led for most of the third set, expanding their advantage to as many as seven points at 15-8 before the Seawolves began chipping away. Three straight points drew SSU to within one at 22-21, but then the Wildcats scored a couple to bring up set point at 24-21. The Seawolves then proceeded to reel off five in a row, the last coming on a kill by Marianne Fox to take the set, 26-24.

The set four collapse seemed to take the wind out of Chico’s sails as SSU raced to a 7-2 lead in the fourth set and never really looked back. The Wildcats would get within three a couple of times, but Sather and freshman Brooke Moore were solid down the stretch, giving the Seawolves a comparatively comfortable 25-18 win.

Sather paced the Seawolves with 18 kills. She also had three blocks and hit .261 for the night. Fox was brilliant as well, posting 15 kills and a .324 hitting percentage. Lindsay Brown guided the offense with 47 assists and Taylor Krenwinkel found her way to 30 digs.

The Wildcats got 68 of their 70 kills from five players, all of them in double digits. Makenzie Snyder led the way with 17 kills and both Gillian Heydorff and Crystal Trifeletti added 14. Erica Brick had 62 assists in the defeat.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Chico State 26 28 24 18Sonoma State 24 30 26 25

SONOMA STATE 3CAL STATE STANISLAUS 0

October 19, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team improved to 12-0 at home this season with a 3-0 sweep of Cal State Stanislaus in CCAA action on Saturday night at Seawolf Gym. The Seawolves improve to 17-4, 9-3 CCAA on the season while the Warriors drop to 4-18, 1-11 CCAA.

The Seawolves have won 16 consecutive home games dating back to last season. At 9-3 in league play, they are in a tie for second place, one game behind front-running Cal State San Bernardino (10-2).

The Seawolves bested the Warriors by scores of 25-21, 25-23, and 25-18 on Saturday night to complete a season sweep.

Despite coming up empty on Saturday, the Warriors played well enough to put a scare into the Seawolves. In game two, Stanislaus led 21-16 before Sonoma rallied, scoring nine of the final eleven points for the win.

Kristy Sather was tops on the Seawolves with ten kills. Lindsay Brown had 35 assists and Ali Walker led the way with 19 digs.

Jen Gee and Lianne Vicchio each had ten kills for Cal State Stanislaus. Colleen Sullivan posted 30 assists and Amanda Pielstick was tops with 15 digs.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Cal State Stanislaus 21 23 18Sonoma State 25 25 25

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SONOMA STATE 3CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS 0

October 24, 2008 • Carson, Calif.

CARSON, Calif- Sonoma State got got solid contributions from up and down the roster on Friday night to sweep Cal State Dominguez Hills in CCAA volleyball action at the Torodome in Carson. The Seawolves improve to 18-4 on the season overall and 10-3 in CCAA play. The Toros drop to 1-20, 0-13 CCAA.

The Seawolves won by scores of 25-13, 25-8, and 25-22 to complete a season sweep of the Toros.

Kristy Sather paced the Seawolves with ten kills and just one error for a stellar .529 hitting percentage. Brooke Moore also continued her fine play of late with nine kills and Marianne Fox pitched in with seven. Lindsay Brown led Sonoma with 32 assists and Ali Walker had 16 digs. The Seawolves hit .311 as a team.

The Seawolves hit an impressive .636 as a team in the second set. They had 14 kills and no errors in 22 attempts.

Three different Toro players led the team with five kills as CSUDH managed to hit just .083.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 25 25 25CSU Dominguez Hills 13 8 22

No. 14 CAL STATE L.A. 3SONOMA STATE 0

October 25, 2008 • Los Angeles, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- A hot Sonoma State volleyball team ran into an even hotter Cal State L.A. squad on Saturday afternoon, resulting in a three-set loss for the Seawolves. The defeat drops the Seawolves to 18-5, 10-4 CCAA while the Golden Eagles improve to 18-3, 11-3 CCAA.

Cal State L.A. won by scores of 25-23, 25-18, and 25-17 to avenge a three-set defeat at the hands of Sonoma State in September.

The Seawolves’ best chance at a win came in the first set, when they were tied at 23-23 late. CSULA’s Lindsay Laakso came up with the final two kills of the set to give the Golden Eagles a 1-0 lead. Laakso would continue her dominant play throughout the match as she finished with 17 kills and a .625 hitting percentage.

Kristy Sather and Ali Walker led the Seawolves with eight and seven kills, respectively . The Golden Eagles had a commanding advantage on the attack, out hitting the Seawolves .339 to .126.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 23 18 17Cal State L.A. 25 25 25

SONOMA STATE 3CSU MONTEREY BAY 0

October 31, 2008 • Seaside, Calif.

SEASIDE, Calif- Sonoma State got 12 kills from Kristy Sather and 10 from Marianne Fox to sweep past Cal State Monterey Bay in three sets on Friday night at the Kelp Bed in Seaside. The win pushes the Seawolves’ record to 19-5, 11-4 CCAA while the Otters drop to 7-19, 3-12 CCAA.

The Seawolves got past the Otters by scores of 27-25, 25-14, 25-23 to complete a season sweep of the Otters. Sonoma State is now 8-0 against their fellow CCAA op-ponents from Northern California.

Sather’s game-high 12 kills came off of 33 attempts. Lindsay Brown had 33 assists and was also effective on the attack, posting six kills on just eight attempts. The Seawolves had ten service aces, led by three from Brown and three from Kelsey Dall.

The Otters got eight kills from Rayna Richardson to lead their offense.

Sonoma State out hit CSU Monterey Bay for the night, .205 to .137 despite being out blocked, 7-3.

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sAN FRANCISCO STATE 2November 1, 2008 • San Francisco, Calif.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team came from a two-set deficit on Saturday night to defeat San Francisco State in five at Main Gymnasium in San Francisco. The victory gives the Seawolves (20-5, 12-4 CCAA) 20 wins for the first time since 2001. The Gators drop their sixth straight to go to 11-14, 4-12 CCAA on the season.

The Seawolves defeated the Gators by scores of 24-26, 18-25, 25-15, 25-22, 15-9 to earn the milestone victory. They entered this weekend’s play ranked sixth in the latest NCAA regional rankings.

Sonoma looked headed for a victory in set one, leading 24-21 before a service error led the way to two Gator service aces. SF State would close out the set with a kill and then another ace.

With the momentum firmly in their corner, the Gators got out to a 13-5 lead in set two and cruised to the win, leav-ing the Seawolves a huge hole to climb out of.

Fortunately, the Seawolves were up to the task. The Seawolves blitzed to an early lead in the third set, then finished on a 16-9 kick to take the point.

In set four, the Seawolves again found themselves up big early, at 11-3. While the Gators would pull to within one at 20-19, the Seawolves were solid down the stretch, securing the victory and setting up a decisive fifth set.

Tied at nine in the fifth, consecutive kills by Lindsay Brown and Marianne Fox sparked a 6-0 Seawolf run that gave the team their clinching points.

The Seawolves got 20 kills from senior Kristy Sather and 12 from freshman Brooke Moore. Brown had 42 assists and Taylor Krenwinkel was tops with 25 digs.

Beth Perkins led the Gators with 15 kills.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 24 18 25 25 15San Francisco State 26 25 15 22 9

No. 3 CSU SAN BERNARDINO 3SONOMA STATE 0

November 7, 2008 • Rohnert Park, Calif.

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Cal State San Bernardino Coyotes came in to town on Friday night and showed why they are the third-ranked team in the nation, blank-ing Sonoma State three sets to none. The Coyotes won by scores of 25-20, 25-19, 25-21 to improve to 22-3, 14-3 CCAA and inch closer to another conference title. The Seawolves fall to 20-6, 12-5 CCAA.

It was the first home loss of the season for the Seawolves (12-1 at home). It was also just the third three-set loss of the season for Sonoma State, ranked sixth in the latest NCAA Pacific Region poll.

Sara Rice had 14 kills and a .545 hitting percentage to lead the Coyotes. Reigning conference player of the year Jes-sica Granados also had a nice night, finishing with ten kills. The Coyotes hit at a .242 clip as a team. Sara Hoffman had 37 assists and Meghan Haas had a game-high 20 digs.

Kristy Sather was about the only thing the Sonoma offense had going on Friday as the senior delivered 14 of the team’s 32 kills. She hit .333 for the night to lead a .089 effort by the team. Lindsay Brown had 27 assists and Taylor Krenwinkel was tops with 16 digs.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5CSU San Bernardino 25 25 25Sonoma State 20 19 21

SONOMA STATE 3No. 18 Cal poly pomona 2


ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team came up with perhaps their biggest win of the season on Saturday night, coming back to defeat No. 18 Cal Poly Pomona three sets to two in front of a raucous Seawolf Gym crowd. The Seawolves got 25 kills from star senior Kristy Sather as they improved to 21-6, 13-5 CCAA and strengthened their bid for their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1993. The Broncos drop to 16-7, 13-5 CCAA.

The Seawolves won by scores of 22-25, 25-14, 16-25, 26-24, 15-12 on Saturday night. Sather set a Sonoma State record with 86 attempts in the match, besting the old mark of 80 set by Lindsay Smith in 2003. Sather finished with 25 kills, nearly twice as many as any other player in the match.

After the teams split the first two sets, the Broncos rolled to a set three win to go up 2-1. They were looking good in the fourth as well, leading 23-22 and needing just two more points to close the door. That’s when the Seawolves dug deep to stave off elimination as kills by Sather and Marianne Fox set the stage for a block by Ali Walker and Brooke Moore that sealed the win.

Though it would be tied four times, the last at 10-10, the Seawolves wouldn’t trail in set five. Up 14-12, the Seawolves would turned to (who else?) Sather. Her 86th and final swing of the night set off a frenzied celebration on the court.

Sather wasn’t the only Seawolf to have a solid match as Rikki Buckshnis had 11 kills and Brooke Moore seemingly came up with big play after big play on her way to ten kills and four blocks.

Lindsay Brown had 45 assists, moving her to within three of the school’s career record (2,395 set by Tina Mesquita from 2002-04).

Ali Walker and Taylor Krenwinkel were also phenomenal on defense, finishing with 20 and 25 digs respectively.

Jenna Young led four Broncos in double figures with 13 kills. Vanessa Williams had 12 and Anne-Marie Hofmans also supplied 12. Williams was deadly at the net as well, bringing down 11 blocks. As a team, the Broncos had 17 blocks compared to just seven for the Seawolves.

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SONOMA STATE 3HUMBOLDT STATE 0November 12, 2008 • Arcata, Calif.

ARCATA, Calif- It was a momentous night for the Sonoma State volleyball team on Wednesday in Arcata. In the Sea-wolves’ 3-0 win over the Lumberjacks, not only did junior Lindsay Brown break the program’s all-time assist record, but head coach Bear Grassl picked up the 100th win of his career. The victory pushes the Seawolves’ record to an impressive 22-6, 14-5 CCAA.

Despite the stellar record and third place standing in the CCAA, the Seawolves found out today that they somehow slipped two spots in the NCAA Regional Rankings this week to No. 8, meaning a win on Saturday in the season finale against UC San Diego may be crucial to the team’s NCAA Tournament hopes.

The Seawolves won 27-25, 25-18, 26-24 to complete a season sweep of the Lumberjacks (9-17, 7-12 CCAA).

Brown had 39 saves on Wednesday to give her 2,431 in her Sonoma State career, breaking Tina Mesquita’s old standard of 2,395. Just a junior, Brown has another season to expand her record.

Bear Grassl, in his seventh year at the helm, is now 100-90 in his career. With 22 wins this season, the Seawolves are tied for second in school history. The school record is 24 wins, set in 1997.

Marianne Fox led the Seawolves on Wednesday night with 17 kills and a .245 hitting percentage. Ali Walker stepped up with ten kills and 19 digs in an impressive overall performance.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5Sonoma State 27 25 26Humboldt State 25 18 24

SONOMA STATE 3No. 11 UC SAN DIEGO 2


ROHNERT PARK, Calif- In a season full of statement wins, the Sonoma State volleyball team saved the best for last on Saturday night as they came from two sets behind to beat No. 11 UC San Diego in front of an enthusiastic Seawolf Gym crowd. The win pushes the Seawolves’ record to 23-6, 15-5 CCAA. UC San Diego drops to 21-6, 15-5 CCAA.

The Seawolves fell behind early on Saturday, losing by the narrow margins of 25-23 and 27-25. Sunk in a 2-0 hole, the Seawolves clawed their way out with a 25-21 win in set three, setting up a thrilling set four.

In the fourth, Sonoma trailed 21-16 before a kill by Kristy Sather changed things. SSU proceeded to go on a 6-0 run on the serve of Kelsey Dall, taking a 22-21 lead. Serving set point, the Seawolves ended things on an Ali Walker kill.

In the fifth, the Seawolves fell behind 3-0, but again, they refused to go away, scoring five of the next six points to take a 5-4 lead. The score would be tied at nine, ten, and eleven before the Seawolves went on a 4-0 run to end the game. Brooke Moore and Lindsay Brown scored the final point with a block.

Sather, in her final home game, led all players with 22 kills. Rikki Buckshnis also turned in an efficient night, needing just 24 attempts to produce 14 kills for a .542 hitting percentage. Brown was tremendous all night at setter, racking up 52 assists and Taylor Krenwinkel led the way with 31 digs.

Rebecca Bailey paced the Tritons with 16 kills. Sylvia Schmidt had 15 and Hillary Williamson posted 14. Elaine Chen led with 58 assists and Roxanne Brunsting tied Krenwinkel for game-high honors with 31 digs.

The Seawolves out-hit the Tritons .236 to .195 and they had eight blocks to UCSD’s six.

Sonoma State finishes the regular season in a tie for second in the CCAA with UC San Diego and Cal Poly Po-mona. They will now await word from the NCAA regional committee regarding the post-season.

The Seawolves were ranked eighth in last week’s NCAA West Region rankings. Eight teams advance to the re-gional tournament, but there are three automatic berths. That means that since no Pac West is in the top eight, they will displace one of those teams. Cal State L.A., ranked No. 7 in last week’s polls, lost twice this weekend, possibly opening the door for Sonoma State’s first post-season berth since 1993.

TEAM 1 2 3 4 5UC San Diego 25 27 21 23 11Sonoma State 23 25 25 25 15

CHICO STATE 3No. 25 SONOMA STATE 0

November 20, 2008 • San Bernardino, Calif.

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif- The third time was the charm for Chico State as the Wildcats ended the best season in Sonoma State history on Friday with a 3-0 sweep of the Seawolves at the NCAA West Regional in San Bernardino. The Seawolves, who swept the Wildcats in the regular sea-son, see their season end at 23-7. Chico (21-10) advances to Cal State San Bernardino in the second round.

The Wildcats won the match by scores of 25-16, 25-23, 25-22.

Chico came out strong, steamrolling to a 25-16 win in the opener by hitting .333 as a team. Sets two and three would be much closer as the Seawolves battled, only to come up just short. In fact, the Seawolves out hit the Wildcats in the final two sets.

Sonoma also edged the Wildcats in blocks, 10-4, but they were unable to keep up with several outstanding per-formances, including Gillian Heydorff (16 kills), Makenzie Snyder (14 kills), and Erica Brick (43 assists).

The Seawolves got a team-high ten kills from Kristy Sather. Lindsay Brown had 43 assists and Taylor Krenwinkel was tops in the match with 24 digs.

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NAME SP K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SE SA/S RE D D/S BS BA TOTAL BLK/S BE BHEKristy Sather 107 372 3.48 129 1081 .225 6 0.06 0 0 0.00 3 81 0.76 24 28 52 0.49 7 1Marianne Fox 107 246 2.30 76 915 .186 16 0.15 27 13 0.25 7 114 1.07 1 14 15 0.14 2 0Rikki Buckshnis 100 182 1.82 43 490 .284 7 0.07 2 2 0.02 2 73 0.73 12 72 84 0.84 2 0Ali Walker 108 181 1.68 73 706 .153 54 0.50 23 22 0.21 49 397 3.68 3 47 50 0.46 4 3Brooke Moore 60 95 1.58 33 241 .257 5 0.08 0 0 0.00 1 22 0.37 9 29 38 0.63 8 0Lindsay Brown 103 83 0.81 31 215 .242 967 9.39 41 18 0.40 1 24 2.17 1 51 52 0.50 2 16Sarah Illingworth 51 81 1.59 37 233 .189 1 0.02 0 0 0.00 0 27 0.53 3 40 43 0.84 5 1Briana Hammonds 37 48 1.30 23 177 .141 0 0.00 0 2 0.00 0 8 0.22 3 8 11 0.30 0 0Taylor Krenwinkel 107 6 0.06 5 24 .042 42 0.39 23 31 0.21 24 523 4.89 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Kelsey Dall 106 5 0.05 9 53 -.075 15 0.14 32 40 0.30 23 365 3.44 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Devin Scully 57 4 0.07 3 29 .034 51 0.89 5 15 0.09 19 145 2.54 0 3 3 0.05 0 1Kendahl Batiste 4 3 0.75 4 10 -.100 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Amanda Vanover 62 3 0.05 4 14 -.071 7 0.11 25 17 0.40 15 122 1.97 0 0 0 0.00 0 1Megan Wong 9 0 0.00 0 0 .000 1 0.11 0 2 0.00 0 25 2.78 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Janai Bashore 1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 1 1 1.00 0 2 2.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Team - - - - - - - - - - - 9 - - - - - - - -Total 108 1309 12.12 470 4188 .200 1172 10.85 179 163 1.66 153 2129 19.71 56 292 202.0 1.87 30 24Opponents 108 1315 12.18 661 4363 .150 1214 11.24 152 205 1.41 179 2137 19.79 46 264 178.0 1.65 44 59

2008 OVERALL STATISTICS

2008 RESULTSDATE OPPONENT W L SCORE SCORE BY SET ATT KILLS LEADER ASSISTS LEADER DIGS LEADER BLOCKS LEADER8/29 Notre Dame de Namur W 3-0 25-15, 25-19, 25-15 68 Fox/Hammonds (7) Brown (29) Krenwinkel (15) Brown/Hammonds (4)8/29 Montana State-Billings W 3-0 25-14, 25-12, 25-12 118 Sather (9) Brown (26) Krenwinkel (12) Buckshnis (5)8/30 Seattle Pacific W 3-1 25-20, 25-21, 20-25, 25-15 93 Sather (17) Brown (40) Dall (21) Buckshnis (5)8/30 Northwest Nazarene W 3-2 25-16, 12-25, 25-20, 22-25, 15-9 159 Sather (17) Brown (43) Krenwinkel (25) Buckshnis (4)9/5 at Central Washington L 1-3 25-18, 22-25, 25-15, 25-21 105 Sather (13) Brown (39) Krenwinkel (27) Three tied with (3)9/5 vs. Hawaii Pacific W 3-1 24-26, 25-8, 25-13, 25-19 42 Sather (17) Brown (44) Walker (18) Buckshnis/Walker (3)9/6 vs. Saint Martin’s W 3-0 25-18, 25-12, 25-13 34 Sather (12) Brown (25) Dall (16) Brown (4)9/12 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-0 25-14, 25-19, 25-16 211 Sather (14) Brown (21) Walker (11) Buckshnis (4)9/13 at Chico State* W 3-2 23-25, 25-22, 25-27, 25-22, 15-7 392 Sather (17) Brown (42) Krenwinkel (28) Buckshnis (7)9/16 at Notre Dame de Namur W 3-2 26-28, 25-23, 25-21, 19-25, 15-7 108 Buckshnis (14) Scully (40) Walker (22) Buckshnis (4)9/18 Cal State L.A.* W 3-0 25-20, 25-18, 25-20 138 Sather (11) Brown (30) Krenwinkel (15) Sather (5)9/20 CSU Dominguez Hills* W 3-0 25-11, 25-20, 25-12 118 Sather (10) Brown (26) Krenwinkel (13) Buckshnis (3)9/24 Academy of Art W 3-0 25-13, 25-22, 25-15 102 Sather/Fox (9) Brown (25) Krenwinkel (16) Illingworth (5)9/26 San Francisco State* W 3-1 25-20, 24-26, 27-25, 25-14 148 Sather (19) Brown (40) Krenwinkel (29) Buckshnis (6)9/27 CSU Monterey Bay* W 3-0 25-17, 25-16, 25-12 148 Buckshnis/Sather (10) Brown (33) Krenwinkel (10) Moore (5)10/3 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-3 25-16, 13-25, 25-16, 25-23 582 Walker (9) Brown (28) Walker (13) Buckshnis (4)10/4 at CSU San Bernardino* L 0-3 25-17, 25-20, 25-18 259 Four tied with (5) Brown (20) Krenwinkel (11) Illingworth (5)10/8 Humboldt State* W 3-0 25-12, 25-16, 25-20 139 Illingworth/Sather (10) Brown (34) Krenwinkel (16) Sather (4)10/10 at UC San Diego* L 0-3 25-15, 25-12, 26-24 721 Sather (9) Brown (20) Dall (12) Illingworth (3)10/17 Chico State* W 3-1 24-26, 30-28, 26-24, 25-18 389 Sather (18) Brown (47) Krenwinkel (30) Buckshnis (5)10/18 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-0 25-21, 25-23, 25-18 352 Sather (10) Brown (35) Walker (19) Buckshnis/Walker (1)10/24 at CSU Dominguez Hills* W 3-0 25-13, 25-8, 25-22 80 Sather (10) Brown (32) Walker (16) Sather/Illingworth (2)10/25 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-3 25-23, 25-18, 25-17 172 Sather (8) Brown (22) Walker (12) Buckshnis (2)10/31 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 3-0 27-25, 25-14, 25-23 152 Sather (12) Brown (33) Krenwinkel (17) Moore (3)11/1 at San Francisco State* W 3-2 24-26, 18-25, 25-15, 25-22, 15-9 58 Sather (20) Brown (42) Krenwinkel (25) Moore (5)11/7 CSU San Bernardino* L 0-3 25-20, 25-19, 25-21 284 Sather (14) Brown (27) Krenwinkel (16) Walker/Illingworth (2)11/8 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-2 22-25, 25-14, 16-25, 26-24, 15-12 319 Sather (25) Brown (45) Krenwinkel (25) Moore (4)11/12 at Humboldt State* W 3-0 27-25, 25-18, 28-26 107 Fox (17) Brown (39) Walker (19) Buckshnis/Moore (3)11/15 UC San Diego* W 3-2 23-25, 25-27, 25-21, 25-23, 15-11 376 Sather (22) Brown (52) Krenwinkel (31) Buckshnis (4)11/20 vs. Chico State^ L 0-3 25-16, 25-23, 25-22 151 Sather (10) Brown (28) Krenwinkel (24) Buckshnis (7)* CCAA match; ^ NCAA West Regional at San Bernardino, Calif.

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W L Pct. Home Away W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Last TenCal State San Bernardino 17 3 .850 10-0 7-3 30 4 .882 17-0 7-4 6-0 9-1SONOMA STATE 15 5 .750 9-1 6-4 23 7 .767 14-1 7-5 2-1 7-3UC San Diego 15 5 .750 9-1 6-4 21 7 .750 13-1 6-4 2-2 6-4Cal Poly Pomona 15 5 .750 9-1 6-4 20 8 .714 9-1 7-6 4-1 7-3Cal State L.A. 13 7 .650 9-1 4-6 21 8 .724 12-1 4-6 5-1 5-5Chico State 13 7 .650 7-3 6-4 20 10 .667 9-3 6-4 5-3 6-4Humboldt State 7 13 .350 4-6 3-7 9 18 .333 5-8 3-7 1-3 3-7San Francisco State 6 14 .300 2-8 4-6 13 16 .448 3-8 6-6 4-2 3-7 Cal State Monterey Bay 4 16 .200 2-8 2-8 8 23 .258 6-14 2-9 0-0 2-8Cal State Stanislaus 3 17 .150 2-8 1-9 6 24 .200 2-10 1-10 3-4 1-9Cal State Dominguez Hills 2 18 .100 2-8 0-10 3 25 .107 2-12 0-10 1-3 2-8

NCAA FAR WEST REGION TOURNAMENT MATCHES PLAYED AT SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF.Thursday, November 20 Cal Poly Pomona 3, Western Oregon 0 Cal State L.A. 3, UC San Diego 2 Chico State 3, Sonoma State 0 Cal State San Berrnardino 3, BYU-Hawaii 0Friday, November 21 Cal Poly Pomona 3, Cal State L.A. 2 Cal State San Bernardino 3, Chico State 2Saturday, November 22 Cal State San Bernardino 3, Cal Poly Pomona 0

CONFERENCE GAMES ALL GAMES

HITTING PERCENTAGE1. Sara Rice, CSUSB ____________ .3952. Samantha Middleborn, CSUSB _ .3333. Sloane Williams, SFSU ________ .3054. Vanessa Williams, CPP ________ .3045. Jessica Granados, CSUSB ______ .303

KILLS (PER GAME)1. Jessica Granados, CSUSB ______ 4.212. Rebecca Bailey, UCSD ________ 3.883. Gabriela Bulawczyk, CSULA ____ 3.774. KRISTY SATHER, SSU �� 3.485. Beth Perkins, SFSU ___________ 3.37

ASSISTS (PER GAME)1. Sara Hoffman, CSUSB _______ 11.582. Erica Brick, CSUC ___________ 10.913. Elaine Chen, UCSD _________ 10.204. LINDSAY BROWN, SSU �� 9.395. Nicki Brown, CSUS ___________ 8.35

SERVICE ACES (PER GAME)1. Janessa Werhane, UCSD ______ 0.532. Elaine Chen, UCSD __________ 0.473. Michelle Torres, UCSD ________ 0.424. AMANDA VANOVER, SSU �� 0.40 LINDSAY BROWN, SSU �� 0.40

BLOCKS (PER GAME)1. Vanessa Williams, CPP ________ 1.282. Toni Kroeker, HSU ___________ 1.233. Amy McMahon, CSULA _______ 1.114. Danielle Wells, HSU __________ 1.06

DIGS (PER GAME)1. TAYLOR KRENWINKEL, SSU � 4.892. Christina Johnson, SFSU ______ 4.823. Meghan Haas, CSUSB ________ 4.634. Rafaela Rosa, CPP ___________ 4.385. Roxanne Brunsting, UCSD _____ 4.28

TEAM HITTING PCT.1. Cal State San Bernardino _______ .2802. Cal State L.A. ________________ .2153. Cal Poly Pomona _____________ .2124. UC San Diego _______________ .2115. SONOMA STATE �� .200 Chico State _________________ .200

OPPONENT HITTING PCT.1. Cal State San Bernardino _______ .1402. Cal Poly Pomona _____________ .1433. SONOMA STATE �� .1504. Cal State L.A. ________________ .156 UC San Diego _______________ .156

TEAM KILLS (PER GAME)1. Cal State San Bernardino ______ 14.062. Chico State ________________ 13.053. UC San Diego ______________ 12.754. Cal State L.A. _______________ 12.365. SONOMA STATE �� 12.12

TEAM ASSISTS (PER GAME)1. Cal State San Bernardino ______ 13.212. Chico State ________________ 12.313. UC San Diego ______________ 11.834. Cal State L.A. _______________ 11.345. SONOMA STATE �� 10.85

TEAM BLOCKS (PER GAME)1. Humboldt State ____________ 2.492. Cal Poly Pomona ____________ 2.443. Cal State San Bernardino ______ 2.034. Cal State L.A. _______________ 1.995. SONOMA STATE �� 1.87

DIGS (PER GAME)1. SONOMA STATE �� 19.712. Chico State _______________ 17.043. San Francisco State _________ 16.424. Humboldt State ___________ 15.045. Cal State L.A. ______________ 14.86

2008 CCAA REVIEW

CCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS

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MOLTEN CCAAPLAYER OF THE WEEK

8/25-8/31 Jessica Granados, CSUSB9/1-9/7 Jessica Granados, CSUSB9/8-9/14 Ursula Vieira, CSULA9/15-9/21 Joliann Arzadon, HSU9/22-9/28 Sylvia Schmidt, UCSD9/29-10/5 Sara Hoffman, CSUSB10/6-10/12 Gabriela Bulawczyk, CSULA10/13-10/19 Gabriela Bulawczyk, CSULA 10/20-10/26 Vanessa Williams, CPP10/27-11/2 Megan Loghry, CSUS11/3-11/9 Sara Rice, CSUSB11/10-11/16 Vanessa Williams, CPP

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POST-SEASON HONORSALL-CCAA TEAMFIRST TEAMS: Sara Hoffman, CSU San BernardinoS: Erica Brick, Chico StateOH: Rebecca Bailey, UC San DiegoOH: Gabriela Bulawczyk, Cal State L.A.OH: Jessica Granados, CSU San BernardinoOH: Gillian Heydorff, Chico StateOH: KRISTY SATHER, SONOMA STATEOH: Jenna Young, Cal Poly PomonaRS: Ursula Vieira, Cal State L.A.MB: Sara Rice, CSU San BernardinoMB: Sylvia Schmidt, UC San DiegoMB: Vanessa Williams, Cal Poly PomonaL: Meghan Haas, CSU San Bernardino

SECOND TEAMS: LINDSAY BROWN, SONOMA STATES: Elaine Chen, UC San DiegoS: Jasmine Davis, Cal Poly PomonaOH: Lynsey Adams, Humboldt StateOH: Ashtin Hall, CSU San BernardinoOH: Annie Hoffmans, Cal Poly PomonaOH: Lindsay Macias, Chico StateOH: Beth Perkins, San Francisco StateOH: ALI WALKER, SONOMA STATE OH: Hillary Williams, UC San DiegoMB: Amy McMahon, Cal State L.A.MB: Crystal Trifeletti, Chico StateL: TAYLOR KRENWINKEL, SONOMA STATE

Most Valuable Offensive PlayerJessica Granados, CSU San Bernardino

Freshman of the YearHillary Williamson, UC San Diego

Newcomer of the Year Gabriela Bulawczyk, Cal State L.A.

Coach of the YearBEAR GRASSL, SONOMA STATE

AVCAall-west regionFIRST TEAMS: Erica Brick, Chico StateS: Sara Hoffman, CSU San BernardinoOH: Rebecca Bailey, UC San DiegoOH: Gabriela Bulawczyk, Cal State L.A.OH: Rhea Cardwell, Alaska AnchorageRS: Jessica Granados, CSU San BernardinoMB: Angie Alvord, Western WashingtonMB: Cammy Dranginis, Northwest NazareneMB: Josimara Pinheiro, Hawaii-HiloMB: Sara Rice, CSU San BernardinoMB: Fabiane Seben, Hawaii-HiloMB: Vanessa Williams, Cal Poly PomonaDS: Meghan Haas, CSU San BernardinoDS: Brandie Vea, Central Washington

HONORABLE MENTIONS: Emily Tooker, Hawaii-HiloOH: Stacey Bennett, Western OregonOH: KRISTY SATHER, SONOMA STATEOH: Lindsay Macias, Chico StateRS: Ursulua Vieira, Cal State L.A.MB: Rachael Schurman, Central WashingtonMB: Sylvia Schmidt, UC San DiegoDS: Allison Gotz, Western Washington

DAKTRONICSall-west regionFIRST TEAMS: Sara Hoffman, CSU San BernardinoOH: Rebecca Bailey, UC San DiegoOH: Gabriela Bulawczyk, Cal State L.A.RS: Jessica Granados, CSU San BernardinoMB: Vanessa Williams, Cal Poly PomonaMB: Angie Alvord, Western WashingtonL: Meghan Haas, CSU San Bernardino

SECOND TEAMS: Erica Brick, Chico StateOH: Rhea Cardwell, Alaska AnchorageOH: KRISTY SATHER, SONOMA STATEOH: Stacey Bennett, Western OregonMB: Fabiane Seben, Hawaii-HiloMB: Sara Rice, CSU San BernardinoL: Allison Gotz, Western Washington

Player of the YearJessica Granados, CSU San Bernardino

AVCAALL-AMERICA*FIRST TEAMS: Sara Hoffman, CSU San BernardinoRS: Jessica Granados, CSU San Bernardino

SECOND TEAMOH: Rhea Cardwell, Alaska AnchorageMB: Vanessa Williams, Cal Poly Pomona

THIRD TEAMOH: Rebecca Bailey, UC San DiegoOH: Gabriela Bulawczyk, Cal State L.A.

HONORABLE MENTIONS: Erica Brick, Chico StateOH: Stacey Bennett, Western OregonOH: Josimara Pinheiro, Hawaii-HiloOH: KRISTY SATHER, SONOMA STATERS: Ursula Vieira, Cal State L.A.MB: Sara Rice, CSU San BernardinoMB: Fabiane Seben, Hawaii-HiloDS: Allison Gotz, Western WashingtonDS: Meghan Haas, CSU San BernardinoDS: Brandie Vea, Central Washington

DAKTRONICSall-america*FIRST TEAMOH: Jessica Granados, CSU San Bernardino

THIRD TEAMOH: Gabriela Bulawczyk, Cal State L.A.L: Meghan Haas, CSU San Bernardino

HONORABLE MENTIONS: Sara Hoffman, CSU San Bernardino

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��DIGS1992 Heather Hepburn __________ 4071993 Heather Hepburn __________ 3691994 Michelle Harris ____________ 4411995 Jennifer Clifton ____________ 3471996 Katie Eaton _______________ 3071997 Leah Rodriguez ___________ 5311998 Christina Difani ____________ 2921999 Teresa Sestito _____________ 2292000 Christine Shiba ____________ 3182001 Christine Shiba ____________ 4602002 Christine Shiba ____________ 4272003 Ashley Arriola _____________ 4172004 Ashley Arriola _____________ 4242005 Taylor Manton ____________ 4792006 Lillian Harms ______________ 5712007 Taylor Manton ____________ 7122008 Taylor Krenwinkel __________ 523

BLOCKS1992 Jolynn Erickson ____________ 1061993 Jennifer Clifton _____________951994 Sarah Wenstrand ___________921995 Jennifer Clifton ____________ 1261996 Alexandra Rigg _____________631997 Alexandra Rigg ____________ 1111998 Kristen Graham _____________781999 Kristen Graham _____________642000 Kristen Graham ____________ 1012001 Erin Manly ________________ 1182002 Erin Manly _________________782003 Megan Dierker _____________682004 Mindy Orth ________________632005 Kaylee Aizenstadt ___________752006 Sarah Illingworth ___________682007 Rikki Buckshnis _____________792008 Rikki Buckshnis _____________72

HITTING PCT. (min. 200 kills)1992 Jolynn Erickson ___________ .2591993 Michelle Harris ___________ .2581994 Jennifer Clifton ___________ .2591995 Kelly Wood ______________ .2861996 Christina Difani ___________ .3271997 Christina Difani ___________ .3041998 Christina Difani ___________ .2261999 Allison Carey _____________ .2022000 Kristen Graham ___________ .2572001 Erin Manly _______________ .3272002 Erin Manly _______________ .3172003 Megan Dierker ___________ .3012004 Megan Dierker ___________ .3352005 Mindy Orth ______________ .3052006 Michelle Fletcher _________ .2492007 Kaylee Aizenstadt _________ .2802008 Rikki Buckshnis ___________ .284

KILLS1992 Heather Hepburn __________ 3991993 Michelle Harris ____________ 3121994 Jennifer Clifton ____________ 3341995 Kelly Wood _______________ 3631996 Katie Eaton _______________ 3561997 Christina Difani ____________ 5791998 Christina Difani ____________ 4281999 Allison Carey ______________ 2212000 Kiyomi Shimada ___________ 3762001 Kristen Graham ____________ 3502002 Christine Shiba ____________ 3812003 Erin Manly ________________ 3182004 Erin Manly ________________ 3112005 Lindsay Webb _____________ 2862006 Michelle Fletcher __________ 2662007 Kristy Sather ______________ 3732008 Kristy Sather ______________ 372

ASSISTS1992 Dorothy Rojas _____________ 4321993 Jamie Boyd _______________ 5071994 Colleen Ferguson __________ 9311995 Colleen Ferguson _________ 11161996 Kelly Brown _______________ 8911997 Julie Corralejo _____________ 9801998 Nikki Becker ______________ 6341999 Kathleen Gamboa _________ 3922000 Kristi Rich ________________ 6232001 Kathleen Gamboa ________ 11082002 Tina Mesquita _____________ 9382003 Tina Mesquita _____________ 6422004 Tina Mesquita _____________ 8152005 Megan Moore _____________ 5502006 Lindsay Brown ____________ 4042007 Lindsay Brown ___________ 11402008 Lindsay Brown ____________ 967

SERVICE ACES1992 Fontaine Segerquist _________391993 Jennifer Clifton _____________501994 Michelle Harris _____________361995 Colleen Ferguson ___________381996 Leah Rodriguez ____________301997 Kristian Wintrich ____________381998 Cindy Staka ________________341999 Allison Carey _______________242000 Kiyomi Shimada ____________252001 Kathleen Gamboa __________492002 Katie Dolge ________________522003 Three tied with _____________262004 Ashley Arriola ______________402005 Orth/Manton ______________362006 Lillian Harms _______________352007 Marianne Fox ______________532008 Lindsay Brown _____________41

FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE1992 Heather Hepburn Jolynn Erickson1993 Heather Hepburn Michelle Harris Jolynn Erickson1994 Jennifer Clifton Michelle Harris1995 Jennifer Clifton Kelly Wood1996 Katie Eaton1997 Christina Difani Leah Rodriguez2001 Christine Shiba2004 Ashley Arriola2007 Taylor Manton Kristy Sather2008 Kristy Sather

SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE1992 Fontaine Segerquist Virginia Thompson1993 Jamie Boyd Jennifer Clifton1994 Sarah Wenstrand1995 Colleen Ferguson1996 Christina Difani Leah Rodriguez1997 Alexandra Rigg2000 Kiyomi Shimada2001 Kristen Graham Erin Manly2002 Christine Shiba Erin Manly2003 Christine Shiba2004 Erin Manly Megan Dierker2005 Mindy Orth2006 Michelle Fletcher Lillian Harms2007 Lindsay Brown2008 Lindsay Brown Taylor Krenwinkel Ali Walker

HON. MENTION ALL-CONFERENCE1992 Jamie Boyd1994 Kelly Ferguson1998 Christina Difani

CoSIDA ACADEMICALL-DISTRICT VIII1992 Jolynn Erickson (2)2006 Taylor Manton (2)2007 Rikki Buckshnis (1) Taylor Manton (1)2008 Rikki Buckshnis (1) Kristy Sather (2)

NCAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR1993 Heather Hepburn1997 Christina Difani

NCAC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1992 Heather Hepburn

NCAC COACHOF THE YEAR1993 Kelly Van Winden (co)1995 Kelly Van Winden1997 Kelly Van Winden

CCAA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2007 Marianne Fox

CCAA NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2007 Kristy Sather

CCAA COACHOF THE YEAR2008 Bear Grassl

AVCA ALL-REGION1997 Christina Difani2007 Kristy Sather2008 Kristy Sather

DAKTRONICS ALL-REGION2007 Taylor Manton2008 Kristy Sather

AVCA ALL-AMERICA2008 Kristy Sather (HM)

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CAREER RECORDSATTEMPTS1. Christine Shiba (2000-03) ________________3,5172. Christina Difani (1995-98) ________________3,5163. Erin Manly (2001-04) ____________________2,9884. Sandy Tuttle (2000-03) ___________________2,5925. Kristen Graham (1998-2001) ______________2,5096. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) ________________2,4257. Katie Eaton (1993-96) ___________________2,2308 Kristy Sather (2007-08) ___________________2,1649. Lindsay Webb (2004-06) _________________2,08010. Heather Hepburn (1992-93) ______________2,061

KILLS1. Christina Difani (1995-98) ________________1,4292. Erin Manly (2001-04) ____________________1,1883. Christine Shiba (2000-2003) _______________1,1614. Kristen Graham (1998-2001) _______________ 9285. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________________ 8996. Sandy Tuttle (2000-2003) __________________ 8597. Megan Dierker (2001-04) __________________ 8018. Katie Eaton (1993-96) ____________________ 7469. Kristy Sather (2007-08) ____________________ 74510. Michelle Harris (1993-94) __________________ 724

KILLS PER GAME (min. 2 years)1. Christina Difani (1995-98) _________________3.692. Kristy Sather (2007-08) ____________________3.653. Michelle Harris (1993-94) __________________3.604. Heather Hepburn (1992-93) _______________3.215. Kristen Graham (1998-01) _________________3.006. Kiyomi Shimada (1999-00) _________________2.967. Christine Shiba (2000-03) _________________2.808. Erin Manly (2001-04) _____________________2.789. Lindsay Webb (2004-06) __________________2.6610. Kelly Wood (1994-95)_____________________2.56

DIGS1. Taylor Manton (2004-07) _________________1,7042. Christine Shiba (2000-2003) _______________1,5633. Ashley Arriola (2001-04)__________________1,1974. Lillian Harms (2004-07) __________________1,0435. Leah Rodriguez (1994-97) _________________ 9696. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________________ 9367. Christina Difani (1995-98) _________________ 9028. Kristi Nelson (1998-2001) __________________ 8069. Katie Eaton (1993-96) ____________________ 80310. Michelle Harris (1993-94) __________________ 796

DIGS PER GAME (min. 2 years)1. Taylor Manton (2004-07) __________________4.522. Michelle Harris (1993-94) __________________3.963. Lillian Harms (2004-07) ___________________3.914. Christine Shiba (2000-2003) ________________3.775. Heather Hepburn (1992-93) _______________3.516. Ashley Arriola (2001-04)___________________3.137. Leah Rodriguez (1994-97) _________________3.068. Lindsay Smith (2002-03) __________________2.919. Kelly Brown (1996-97) ____________________2.5310. Kelly Ferguson (1994-95) __________________2.52

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Kristen Graham (1998-2001) _______________ 3612. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________________ 3473. Erin Manly (2001-04) _____________________ 2964. Robin Lawrence (1998-2001) _______________ 2715. Megan Dierker (2001-04) __________________ 2106. Jolynn Erickson (1990-93) _________________ 199 RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (2005, 07-) �� 1998. Alexandra Rigg (1996-97) _________________ 1749. Kaylee Aizenstadt (2005-07) _______________ 16910. Leah Rodriguez (1994-97) _________________ 166

SERVICE ACES1. Taylor Manton (2004-07) __________________ 1302. Katie Dolge (1999-2002) __________________ 1153. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________________ 1074. LINDSAY BROWN (2006-) �� 1025. Lillian Harms (2004-07) ____________________ 976. Kristi Nelson (1998-2001) ___________________ 867. MARIANNE FOX (2007-) ��808. Sandy Tuttle (2000-2003) ___________________ 79 Ashley Arriola (2001-04)____________________ 7910. Kathleen Gamboa (1999, 2001-02) ___________ 78

ASSISTS1. LINDSAY BROWN (2006-) �� 2,5112. Tina Mesquita (2002-04) _________________2,395 3. Colleen Ferguson (1994-95) ______________2,0474. Kathleen Gamboa (1999, 01-02) ___________1,8885. Kendall Leatherberry (2003-06) ____________1,5426. Kelly Brown (1996-97) ___________________1,5227. Jamie Boyd (1992-93) ___________________1,2808. Julie Corralejo (1996-97) _________________1,1819. Kristi Rich (1999-01) _____________________1,03610. Megan Moore (2005-06) __________________ 815

ASSISTS PER GAME (min. 2 years)1. Tina Mesquita (2002-04) _________________10.322. Colleen Ferguson (1994-95) ______________10.233. Kelly Brown (1996-97) ____________________9.514. Julie Corralejo (1996-97) __________________9.375. Kathleen Gamboa (1999, 2001-02) __________9.356. LINDSAY BROWN (2006-) �� 8.817. Jamie Boyd (1992-93) ____________________8.268. Kristi Rich (1999-01) ______________________7.359. Kendall Leatherberry (2003-06) _____________6.1110. Megan Moore (2005-06) __________________5.58

HITTING PERCENTAGE (2 yr., 1000 Att)1. Mindy Orth (2003-05) ____________________.2962. Megan Dierker (2001-04) __________________.2903. Erin Manly (2001-04) _____________________.2664. Christina Difani (1995-98) _________________.2625. Kelly Wood (1994-95)_____________________.2606. Jolynn Erickson (1992-93) _________________.2547. Alexandra Rigg (1996-97) _________________.246 Kaylee Aizenstadt (2005-07) _______________.2469. RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (2005, 07-) �� .24010. Michelle Harris (1993-94) __________________.231

match recordsATTEMPTS 1. Kristy Sather (11/8/08) __________________ 86 Lindsay Smith (10/24/03) ________________ 803. Christina Difani (11/11/98) _______________ 794. Michelle Harris (10/27/94) ________________ 74 Christine Shiba (9/26/03) ________________ 74

KILLS1. Christina Difani (10/12/97) _______________ 332. Christina Difani (9/12/98) ________________ 29 Kiyomi Shimada (10/27/00) ______________ 29 MARIANNE FOX (8/24/07) �� 295. Lindsay Webb (9/1/05) __________________ 28

ASSISTS1. Julie Corralejo (10/7/97) _________________ 702. Julie Corralejo (10/31/97) ________________ 683. Colleen Ferguson (10/4/95) ______________ 674. Tina Mesquita (9/7/02) __________________ 66 Tina Mesquita (9/20/02) _________________ 66 Tina Mesquita (11/12/04) ________________ 66 LINDSAY BROWN (10/24/07) �� 66

SERVICE ACES1. Kendall Leatherberry (9/9/05) ______________ 92. Taylor Manton (9/15/06) __________________ 7 Taylor Manton (9/21/07) __________________ 73. Ten tied with ___________________________ 6

DIGS1. Lillian Harms (9/15/06) __________________ 502. Taylor Manton (8/26/07) _________________ 463. Leah Rodriguez (11/8/97) ________________ 454. Taylor Manton (9/21/07) _________________ 405. Taylor Manton (10/29/05) ________________ 37 Lillian Harms (8/25/06) __________________ 37 Taylor Manton (9/28/07) _________________ 37 Taylor Manton (8/24/07) _________________ 37

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Jolynn Erickson (9/10/93) ________________ 132. Megan Willis (10/31/03) _________________ 103. Virginia Thompson (10/17/92) _____________ 9 Sarah Wenstrand (9/10/93) ________________ 9 Mindy Orth (10/29/04) ___________________ 9 RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (10/5/07) �� 9

SOLO BLOCKS1. Jolynn Erickson (9/10/93) _________________ 82. Sarah Wenstrand (9/8/94) _________________ 73. Jolynn Erickson (10/15/93) ________________ 64. Four tied with __________________________ 5

HITTING PERCENTAGE (20 Att)1. Leah Rodriguez (9/10/97) _______________ .7002. Erin Manly (11/1/02) ___________________ .6503. Mindy Orth (8/27/05) __________________ .6404. Christina Difani (10/27/97) ______________ .6225. Christina Difani (9/28/96) _______________ .613

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KILLS1. Christina Difani (1997) ____________________ 5792. Christina Difani (1998) ____________________ 4283. Michelle Harris (1994) ____________________ 4124. Heather Hepburn (1993) __________________ 3995. Christine Shiba (2002) ____________________ 3816. Kiyomi Shimada (2000) ___________________ 3767. Kristy Sather (2007) ______________________ 3738. Kristy Sather (2008) ______________________ 3729. Kelly Wood (1995) _______________________ 36310. Katie Eaton (1996) _______________________ 356

KILLS PER GAME1. Christina Difani (1998) ____________________4.552. Christina Difani (1997) ____________________4.353. Kristy Sather (2007) ______________________3.854. Katie Eaton (1996) _______________________3.835. Kiyomi Shimada (2000) ___________________3.726. Michelle Harris (1994) ____________________3.687. Christine Shiba (2002) ____________________3.568. Michelle Harris (1993) ____________________3.519. Kristy Sather (2008) ______________________3.4810. Christina Difani (1996) ____________________3.37

DIGS1. Taylor Manton (2007) _____________________ 7122. Lillian Harms (2006) ______________________ 5713. Leah Rodriguez (1997) ____________________ 5314. TAYLOR KRENWINKEL (2008) �� 5235. Taylor Manton (2005) _____________________ 4796. Christine Shiba (2001) ____________________ 4607. Michelle Harris (1994) ____________________ 4418. Christine Shiba (2002) ____________________ 4279. Ashley Arriola (2004) _____________________ 42410. Kristin Wintrich (1997) ____________________ 418

DIGS PER GAME1. Taylor Manton (2007) _____________________6.722. Lillian Harms (2006) ______________________6.493. Taylor Manton (2005) _____________________4.89 TAYLOR KRENWINKEL (2008) �� 4.895. Ashley Arriola (2004) _____________________4.376. Leah Rodriguez (1997) ____________________4.027. Christine Shiba (2001) ____________________4.008. Christine Shiba (2002) ____________________3.99 Michelle Harris (1993) ____________________3.9910. Michelle Harris (1994) ____________________3.94

BLOCKS1. Jennifer Clifton (1995) ____________________ 1262. Kristen Graham (2001) ____________________ 118 Erin Manly (2001) ________________________ 1184. Alexandra Rigg (1997) ____________________ 1115. Jolynn Erickson (1992) ____________________ 1066. Kristen Graham (2000) ____________________ 1017. Robin Lawrence (2001) ___________________ 1008. Jennifer Clifton (1993) _____________________ 959. Jolynn Erickson (1993) _____________________ 9310. Sarah Wenstrand (1994) ____________________ 92

SERVICE ACES1. MARIANNE FOX (2007) ��532. Katie Dolge (2002) ________________________ 523. Jennifer Clifton (1993) _____________________ 504. Kathleen Gamboa (2001) ___________________ 495. Erin Manly (2002) _________________________ 446. Heather Hepburn (1993) ___________________ 41 LINDSAY BROWN (2007) ��41 LINDSAY BROWN (2008) ��419. Ashley Arriola (2004) ______________________ 4010. Fontaine Segerquist (1992) _________________ 39

ASSISTS1. LINDSAY BROWN (2007) �� 1,1402. Colleen Ferguson (1995) _________________1,1163. Kathleen Gamboa (2001) _________________1,1084. Julie Corralejo (1997) _____________________ 9805. LINDSAY BROWN (2008) �� 9676. Tina Mesquita (2002) _____________________ 9387. Colleen Ferguson (1994) __________________ 9318. Kelly Brown (1996) _______________________ 8919. Tina Mesquita (2004) _____________________ 81510. Jamie Boyd (1992) _______________________ 773

ASSISTS PER GAME1. Tina Mesquita (2002) ____________________11.732. Tina Mesquita (2004) ____________________11.483. LINDSAY BROWN (2007) �� 10.754. Kathleen Gamboa (2001) _________________10.265. Colleen Ferguson (1995) _________________10.246. Colleen Ferguson (1995) _________________10.237. Kelly Brown (1996) ______________________10.138. Julie Corralejo (1997) ____________________10.109. Kathleen Gamboa (2002) __________________9.4610. LINDSAY BROWN (2008) �� 9.39

HITTING PERCENTAGE1. Megan Dierker (2004) ____________________.3352. Christina Difani (1996) ____________________.327 Erin Manly (2001) ________________________.3274. Mindy Orth (2004) _______________________.3225. Erin Manly (2002) ________________________.3176. Mindy Orth (2005) _______________________.3057. Christina Difani (1997) ____________________.3048. Megan Dierker (2003) ____________________.3019. Kelly Wood (1995) _______________________.28610. RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (2008) �� .284

single-season records match RECORDSATTEMPTS1. Kristy Sather (11/8/08) __________________ 862. Lindsay Smith (10/24/03) ________________ 803. Christina Difani (11/11/98) _______________ 794. Michelle Harris (10/27/94) ________________ 74 Christine Shiba (9/26/03) ________________ 74

KILLS1. Christina Difani (10/12/97) _______________ 332. Christina Difani (9/12/98) ________________ 29 Kiyomi Shimada (10/27/00) ______________ 29 MARIANNE FOX (8/24/07) �� 295. Lindsay Webb (9/1/05) __________________ 28

ASSISTS1. Julie Corralejo (10/7/97) _________________ 702. Julie Corralejo (10/31/97) ________________ 683. Colleen Ferguson (10/4/95) ______________ 674. Tina Mesquita (9/7/02) __________________ 66 Tina Mesquita (9/20/02) _________________ 66 Tina Mesquita (11/12/04) ________________ 66 LINDSAY BROWN (10/24/07) �� 66

SERVICE ACES1. Kendall Leatherberry (9/9/05) ______________ 92. Taylor Manton (9/15/06) __________________ 7 Taylor Manton (9/21/07) __________________ 7 MARIANNE FOX (9/5/08) �� 74. Ten tied with ___________________________ 6

DIGS1. Lillian Harms (9/15/06) __________________ 502. Taylor Manton (8/26/07) _________________ 463. Leah Rodriguez (11/8/97) ________________ 454. Taylor Manton (9/21/07) _________________ 405. Taylor Manton (10/29/05) ________________ 37 Lillian Harms (8/25/06) __________________ 37 Taylor Manton (9/28/07) _________________ 37 Taylor Manton (8/24/07) _________________ 37

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Jolynn Erickson (9/10/93) ________________ 132. Megan Willis (10/31/03) _________________ 103. Virginia Thompson (10/17/92) _____________ 9 Sarah Wenstrand (9/10/93) ________________ 9 Mindy Orth (10/29/04) ___________________ 9 RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (10/5/07) �� 9

SOLO BLOCKS1. Jolynn Erickson (9/10/93) _________________ 82. Sarah Wenstrand (9/8/94) _________________ 73. Jolynn Erickson (10/15/93) ________________ 64. Four tied with __________________________ 5

HITTING PERCENTAGE (min. 20 att.)1. Leah Rodriguez (9/10/97) _______________ .7002. Erin Manly (11/1/02) ___________________ .6503. Mindy Orth (8/27/05) __________________ .6404. Christina Difani (10/27/97) ______________ .6225. Christina Difani (9/28/96) _______________ .613

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FRESHMAN DIGS1. TAYLOR KRENWINKEL (2008) �� 5232. KELSEY DALL (2008) �� 3653. Christine Shiba (2000) ____________________ 3184. Kristi Nelson (1998) ______________________ 2115. Amy Davis (1995) ________________________ 209

FRESHMAN ASSISTS1. Nikki Becker (1998) ______________________ 6342. Kendall Leatherberry (2003) _______________ 6263. Megan Moore (2005) _____________________ 5504. Jessica Stevens (1993) ____________________ 4675. LINDSAY BROWN (2006) �� 404

FRESHMAN BLOCKS1. Erin Manly (2001) ________________________ 1182. Kristen Graham (1998) _____________________ 783. Kaylee Aizenstadt (2005) ___________________ 754. SARAH ILLINGWORTH (2006) ��685. Robin Lawrence (1998) ____________________ 50

SOPHOMORE KILLS1. Christine Shiba (2001) ____________________ 3462. Erin Manly (2002) ________________________ 3243. Lindsay Webb (2005) _____________________ 2864. Sandy Tuttle (2001) ______________________ 2845. Megan Dierker (2002) ____________________ 262

SOPHOMORE DIGS1. Taylor Manton (2005) _____________________ 4792. Christine Shiba (2000) ____________________ 4603. Ashley Cook (2002) ______________________ 2764. Amy DuBois (1998) ______________________ 2295. Ashley Arriola (2002) _____________________ 219

SOPHOMORE ASSISTS1. LINDSAY BROWN (2007) �� 1,1402. Kathleen Gamboa (2001) _________________1,1083. Julie Corralejo (1997) _____________________ 9804. Tina Mesquita (2002) _____________________ 9385. Kristi Rich (2000) ________________________ 623

SOPHOMORE BLOCKS1. Jennifer Clifton (1993) _____________________ 952. Erin Manly (2002) _________________________ 79 RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (2007) ��794. Kristen Graham (1999) _____________________ 645. Megan Dierker (2002) _____________________ 59

JUNIOR KILLS1. Christina Difani (1997) ____________________ 5792. Christine Shiba (2002) ____________________ 3813. KRISTY SATHER (2007)�� 3734. Jennifer Clifton (1994) ____________________ 3345. Erin Manly (2003) ________________________ 318

JUNIOR DIGS1. Lillian Harms (2006) ______________________ 5712. Christine Shiba (2002) ____________________ 4273. Kristian Wintrich (1997) ___________________ 4184. Ashley Arriola (2003) _____________________ 4175. ALI WALKER (2008) �� 397

JUNIOR ASSISTS1. LINDSAY BROWN (2008) �� 9672. Colleen Ferguson (1994) __________________ 9313. Kelly Brown (1996) _______________________ 8914. Tina Mesquita (2003) _____________________ 6425. Jamie Boyd (1993) _______________________ 507

JUNIOR BLOCKS1. Kristen Graham (2000) ____________________ 1012. RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (2008) ��823. Robin Lawrence (2000) ____________________ 80 Jennifer Clifton (1994) _____________________ 805. Megan Dierker (2003) _____________________ 68

SENIOR KILLS1. Christina Difani (1998) ____________________ 4282. Michelle Harris (1994) ____________________ 4123. Kiyomi Shimada (2000) ___________________ 3764. Kristy Sather (2008) ______________________ 3725. Kelly Wood (1995) _______________________ 363

SENIOR DIGS1. Taylor Manton (2007) _____________________ 7122. Leah Rodriguez (1997) ____________________ 5313. Michelle Harris (1994) ____________________ 4414. Ashley Arriola (2004) _____________________ 4245. Heather Hepburn (1993) __________________ 369

SENIOR ASSISTS1. Colleen Ferguson (1995) _________________1,1162. Tina Mesquita (2004) _____________________ 8153. Kelly Brown (1997) _______________________ 6314. Leah Rodriguez (1997) _____________________ 915. Kelly Wood (1995) ________________________ 55

SENIOR BLOCKS1. Jennifer Clifton (1995) ____________________ 1262. Kristen Graham (2001) ____________________ 1183. Alexandra Rigg (1997) ____________________ 1114. Robin Lawrence (2001) ___________________ 1005. Jolynn Erickson (1993) _____________________ 93

3-SET MATCH RECORDSKills: Christina Difani (10/25/97) _______________ 24Assists: Tina Mesquita (9/7/02) _______________ 48Aces: Kendall Leatherberry (9/2/05) _____________ 9Digs: Taylor Manton (9/15/07) ________________ 33Attempts: Kiyomi Shimada (11/4/00) __________ 55Total Blocks: Jennifer Clifton (11/5/93) __________ 8Hitting Pct: Jolynn Erickson (9/25/93) _________ .833

4-SET MATCH RECORDSKills: Christina Difani (9/12/98) ________________ 24 Kiyomi Shimada (10/27/00) ______________ 24Assists: Julie Corralejo (10/31/97) _____________ 68Aces: Kathleen Gamboa (8/25/01) ______________ 6Digs: Taylor Manton (10/29/05) _______________ 37 Taylor Manton (9/28/07) _________________ 37Attempts: Christina Difani (11/11/98) __________ 79Total Blocks: Jennifer Clifton (10/17/92) ________ 11Hitting Pct: Mindy Orth (10/31/01) ___________ .619

5-SET MATCH RECORDSKills: Christina Difani (10/17/97) _______________ 33Assists: Julie Corralejo (10/17/97) _____________ 70Aces: Taylor Manton (9/15/06) _________________ 7 Taylor Manton (9/21/07) __________________ 7Digs: Lillian Harms (9/15/06) _________________ 50Attempts: Kristy Sather (11/8/08) _____________ 86Total Blocks: Jolynn Erickson (9/10/93) _________ 13Hitting Pct: Erin Manly (10/31/01) ____________ .619

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��Head Coach: Vivian FritzRecord: 9-20, 6-6 NCAC

9/3 UC Santa Cruz W 3-09/5 Seattle Pacific W 3-29/6 vs. UC Riverside$ L 0-39/6 vs. Westmont$ L 1-39/7 vs. Cal State L.A.$ L 0-39/7 vs. Portland State$ L 0-39/12 Alaska-Fairbanks L 0-39/13 Alaska-Fairbanks L 0-39/14 Alaska-Anchorage L 2-39/15 Simon Fraser L 0-39/20 at Cal St. Dom. Hills# L 0-39/20 vs. Cal State Stanislaus# W 3-19/21 vs. Cal Poly Pomona# L 0-39/21 vs. Metro State# L 0-39/26 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/2 UC Davis* L 0-310/4 Grand Canyon L 0-310/5 Cal St. San Bernardino L 0-310/9 Menlo L 2-310/12 Humboldt State* W 3-110/15 Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/17 San Francisco State* L 2-310/24 Chico State* L 0-310/30 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/8 UC Davis* L 0-311/12 Chico State* L 0-311/15 Humboldt State* L 0-311/19 Cal State Hayward* W 3-111/21 San Francisco State* W 3-0

$ UC Davis Tournament (Davis)# CSU Dominguez Hills Tournament (Carson)Note: locations for most games unavailable

��Head Coach: Kelly Van Winden

Record: 22-11, 8-4 NCAC9/5 Seattle Pacific W 3-09/7 Portland State L 1-39/9 Michigan Tech W 3-09/9 Cal St. Dom. Hills W 3-09/11 vs. Portland State$ L 0-39/11 vs. Cal State L.A.$ W 3-29/12 vs. UC Riverside$ W 3-29/12 vs. CSU San Bernardino$ W 3-19/16 Cal St. San Bernardino W 3-29/18 vs. Cal State L.A.# L 2-39/18 vs. Cal Poly Pomona# L 1-39/18 vs. CSU San Bernardino# W 3-29/19 vs. Cal State Hayward# W 3-09/19 vs. Cal State Stanislaus# W 3-09/22 at UC Davis* L 0-39/26 vs. Nebraska-Omaha^ W 3-29/26 vs. Denver^ W 3-29/27 vs. Minnesota-Mankato^ L 1-39/27 vs. Angelo State^ L 1-39/29 Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/7 at San Francisco State* W 3-210/9 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/13 Fresno Pacific L 2-310/17 at Humboldt State* W 3-110/20 Chico State* L 1-310/23 at UC Santa Cruz W 3-110/27 UC Davis* L 2-310/29 at Menlo W 3-011/3 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-011/7 San Francisco State* W 3-011/13 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/14 at Chico State* L 2-311/20 Humboldt State* W 3-0

$ UC Davis Tournament (Davis)# CSU Dominguez Hills Tournament (Carson)^Northern Colo. Tournament (Greeley, CO)

* DENOTES CONFERENCE GAME


Record: 22-7, 10-2 NCAC9/3 vs. Colorado Christian& W 3-09/10 vs. Cal State L.A.$ W 3-29/10 vs. UC Riverside$ L 0-39/11 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills$ W 3-09/11 vs. Cal Poly Pomona$ L 0-39/17 at Grand Canyon L 0-39/18 vs. Chaminade@ W 3-09/23 Saint Mary’s W 3-29/25 UC Santa Cruz W 3-09/28 at UC Davis* L 1-310/1 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/2 Humboldt State* W 3-010/7 at Alaska-Anchorage W 3-110/8 at Alaska-Anchorage W 3-210/9 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-010/10 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-110/13 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/15 at San Francisco State* W 3-110/16 Grand Canyon L 2-310/19 at Fresno Pacific W 3-110/23 at Chico State* W 3-010/26 UC Davis* L 1-310/29 at Humboldt State* W 3-011/3 Menlo W 3-011/5 Chico State* W 3-011/6 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/10 Cal State Hayward* W 3-011/13 San Francisco State* W 3-0

NCAA West Regional (Davis, CA)11/19 Portland State L 1-3

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Record: 15-16, 8-4 NCAC9/1 vs. Chaminade# W 3-29/1 at Hawaii-Hilo# L 0-39/2 vs. UC Riverside# L 1-39/2 vs. Cal State Bakersfield# L 0-39/3 vs. Hawaii Pacific# L 0-39/8 Grand Canyon$ W 3-19/9 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills$ W 3-09/9 vs. Cal State L.A.$ L 1-39/10 vs. CSU San Bernardino$ W 3-29/10 vs. Denver$ W 3-19/13 Dominican W 3-09/16 Chico State* W 3-19/21 at San Francisco State* W 3-29/23 vs. Portland State% L 2-39/23 vs. Regis% L 0-39/24 at Cal State Bakersfield% L 0-39/24 at Tampa% L 0-39/28 UC Davis* W 3-09/29 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-110/5 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/7 at Humboldt State* L 1-310/11 at Saint Mary’s L 1-310/14 at Grand Canyon L 0-310/15 vs. Cal Poly Pomona^ L 0-310/18 Fresno Pacific W 3-010/19 San Francisco State W 3-010/21 at Chico State* L 1-310/25 Cal State Hayward* W 3-110/27 at UC Davis* L 1-310/29 Humboldt State* L 2-311/4 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-0

# Hawaii-Hilo Festival (Hilo, HI)$ Western Invitational Tournament (Davis)

% CSU Bakersfield Tournament (Bakersfield)^ game played in Phoenix


Record: 20-11, 10-2 NCAC9/1 vs. Denver^ W 3-29/1 vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene^ L 0-39/1 vs. Fort Lewis^ W 3-29/2 at Grand Canyon^ L 0-39/5 Southern Oregon L 1-39/8 vs. Grand Canyon$ L 2-39/8 vs. West Texas A&M$ W 3-29/9 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills$ W 3-19/9 vs. Michigan Tech$ L 1-39/19 UC Davis* L 1-39/21 at Cal State L.A. L 1-39/22 vs. South Dakota State% L 2-39/22 vs. Master’s College% W 3-09/23 vs. Westmont% W 3-19/23 at Cal Poly Pomona% W 3-19/29 at Notre Dame de N. W 3-09/30 Chico State* W 3-010/3 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/6 vs. Cal St. San Bern.@ W 3-010/7 at UC Davis@ L 2-310/13 San Francisco State* W 3-210/14 Humboldt State* W 3-210/20 at UC Davis* L 0-310/21 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-110/27 Notre Dame de N. W 3-010/28 at Chico State* W 3-011/1 at Fresno Pacific L 0-311/3 Cal State Hayward* W 3-111/4 at Cal St. Stanislaus* W 3-111/8 at San Francisco State* W 3-011/10 at Humboldt State* W 3-1

^ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)$ Western Invitational Tournament (Davis)% Cal Poly Pomona Invitational (Pomona)

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Record: 19-8, 8-4 NCAC8/30 vs. Western Oregon^ L 0-38/30 vs. Portland State^ L 0-38/31 vs. Cal Poly Pomona^ W 3-08/31 vs. Denver^ W 3-19/11 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-19/12 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-19/13 at Alaska-Anchorage W 3-19/14 at Alaska-Anchorage L 1-39/21 Master’s College W 3-19/27 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills$ W 3-09/27 vs. Cal Poly Pomona$ W 3-19/28 vs. Grand Canyon$ L 2-39/28 Humboldt State* L 2-310/4 at UC Davis* L 0-310/5 at Chico State* W 3-210/8 Notre Dame de N. W 3-010/12 San Francisco State* W 3-110/19 at Cal St. Stanislaus* W 3-010/19 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-210/23 Holy Names W 3-010/25 at Humboldt State* W 3-011/1 Chico State* W 3-011/2 UC Davis* L 1-311/5 at Holy Names W 3-011/8 at San Francisco State* W 3-111/15 Cal State Hayward* L 0-311/16 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-0

^ Portland St. Tournament (Portland, OR)$ Western Invitational Tournament (Davis, CA)


Record: 24-13, 11-1 NCAC8/29 vs. Regis^ L 1-38/29 vs. Ferris State^ W 3-08/29 vs. Mercyhurst^ W 3-08/30 vs. Cal State Bakersfield^ L 1-39/5 vs. Christian Heritage% W 3-19/5 vs. Cal State L.A.% L 0-39/6 vs. Incarnate Word% W 3-19/6 vs. Cal State Hayward% W 3-19/10 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-19/12 UC San Diego W 3-09/16 Cal State Bakersfield L 2-39/19 vs. Puget Sound# L 1-39/19 vs. UC Riverside# L 0-39/20 vs. Grand Canyon# W 3-09/20 vs. Cal State L.A.# L 2-39/24 Humboldt State* W 3-09/26 vs. Cal Poly Pomona@ L 2-39/27 vs. Cal State L.A.@ L 0-39/27 vs. West Texas A&M@ L 0-310/3 Chico State* W 3-010/4 UC Davis* W 3-210/8 at Dominican W 3-010/10 at San Francisco State* W 3-110/11 at Notre Dame de N. W 3-010/14 at Holy Names W 3-110/17 Cal State Hayward* W 3-210/18 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/22 at Humboldt State* W 3-110/24 vs. Chico State$ W 3-010/24 vs. Grand Canyon$ L 2-310/25 vs. Mesa State$ W 3-010/25 vs. Cal St. San Bern.$ L 2-310/31 at UC Davis* W 3-111/1 at Chico State* W 3-011/8 San Francisco State* W 3-111/14 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-111/15 at Cal State Hayward* L 1-3

^ CSU Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, CA)% Fresno Pacific Tournament (Fresno, CA)

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$ Chico State Tournament (Chico, CA)

��8Head Coach: Kelly Van Winden

Record: 10-16, 6-16 CCAA8/28 vs. Southern Oregon^ W 3-08/29 vs. Oregon Tech^ W 3-28/29 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks^ W 3-19/11 Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-39/12 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-19/18 UC Riverside* L 1-39/19 Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-39/25 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-39/26 at Grand Canyon* L 0-310/2 Cal St. Dom. Hills* L 2-310/3 Cal State L.A.* L 1-310/7 San Francisco State* L 1-310/9 UC Davis* W 3-110/10 at Chico State* W 3-010/16 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-310/17 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-310/23 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/24 at UC Riverside* L 0-310/30 Grand Canyon* L 0-310/31 Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-311/3 Holy Names W 3-011/6 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-311/7 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-111/11 at San Francisco State* W 3-111/13 Chico State* W 3-111/14 at UC Davis* L 2-3

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9/2 LIU-C.W. Post W 3-09/3 Cal State Hayward L 2-39/6 Seattle Pacific L 0-39/10 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-39/11 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-29/17 at UC Riverside* L 0-39/18 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-39/24 Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-39/25 Grand Canyon* L 0-310/1 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* L 1-310/2 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/6 at San Francisco State* W 3-010/8 Chico State* W 3-010/9 at UC Davis* L 0-310/15 Cal St. Stanislaus* L 1-310/16 Cal St. Bakersfield* L 0-310/22 Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/23 UC Riverside* L 1-310/26 at Cal State Hayward* L 1-310/29 at Grand Canyon* L 0-310/30 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-311/5 Cal State L.A.* L 1-311/6 Cal St. Dom. Hills* L 1-311/10 San Francisco State* W 3-211/12 at Chico State* W 3-211/13 UC Davis* L 2-3

�000Head Coach: Jon Stevenson

Record: 7-21, 6-16 CCAA8/29 at Seattle Pacific L 0-38/30 at Western Washington L 1-39/1 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-19/2 at Alaska-Fairbanks L 1-39/8 Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-39/9 Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-39/12 at Dominican L 1-39/15 at Grand Canyon* L 2-39/16 at UC San Diego* L 0-39/22 Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/23 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-19/28 at San Francisco State* W 3-09/29 Chico State* W 3-19/30 at UC Davis* L 1-310/3 at Notre Dame de N. L 1-310/6 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-310/7 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-310/13 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 1-310/14 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-310/20 UC San Diego* L 2-310/21 Grand Canyon* L 1-310/27 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-110/28 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-311/1 San Francisco State* W 3-111/3 at UC Davis* L 0-311/4 at Chico State* W 3-011/10 Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-311/11 Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-3

�00�Head Coach: Jon Stevenson Record: 22-11, 12-10 CCAA

8/24 vs. Humboldt State^ W 3-18/24 vs. San Francisco State^ W 3-08/25 vs. Central Washington^ W 3-18/25 vs. Saint Martin’s W 3-08/28 at Dominican W 3-08/31 vs. Chaminade& W 3-08/31 vs. North Dakota& W 3-19/1 vs. Holy Names& W 3-19/1 vs. Florida Tech& L 1-39/1 vs. Chaminade& W 3-09/7 UC San Diego* L 1-39/8 Grand Canyon* L 2-39/14 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/15 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/21 at UC Davis* L 1-39/22 at Chico State* L 2-39/26 San Francisco State* W 3-09/28 Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-19/29 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-110/5 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-3

10/6 at Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-110/9 Pacific Union W 3-010/12 at Grand Canyon* W 3-110/13 at UC San Diego* L 0-310/19 Cal State L.A.* L 1-310/20 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-010/26 Chico State* W 3-010/27 UC Davis* W 3-010/31 at San Francisco State* W 3-211/2 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-111/3 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-311/10 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-311/9 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-2

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�00�Head Coach: Bear Grassl

Record: 15-14, 10-12 CCAA8/30 vs. Augustana^ L 0-38/30 vs. Seattle Pacific^ W 3-08/31 vs. Western Wash.^ L 0-38/31 vs. Western State^ W 3-29/6 vs. Saint Martin’s& W 3-09/7 vs. Western Oregon& W 3-09/7 at Central Wash.& W 3-29/13 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/14 Cal State L.A.* W 3-19/20 UC Davis* W 3-19/21 Chico State* W 3-29/27 at Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-19/28 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-310/2 at San Francisco State* W 3-010/4 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-310/5 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/11 Grand Canyon* W 3-210/12 UC San Diego* L 1-310/18 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/19 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-210/25 at Chico State* L 1-310/26 at UC Davis* W 3-011/1 Cal State Stanislaus* L 0-311/2 Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-311/6 San Francisco State* W 3-011/8 Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-311/9 Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-311/15 at UC San Diego* L 1-311/16 at Grand Canyon* L 2-3

^ Coyote Classic (San Bernardino, CA)& Central Wash. Tourn. (Ellensburg, WA)


Record: 15-14, 10-12 CCAA8/29 vs. Western Washington^ L 1-38/30 vs. BYU-Hawaii^ L 1-38/30 vs. Central Washington^ W 3-29/5 vs. Montana St-Bil& W 3-09/5 at Humboldt State& W 3-09/6 vs. Montana St-Bil& W 3-19/6 at Humboldt State& W 3-19/13 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/14 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/19 at UC Davis* L 1-39/20 at Chico State* L 0-39/26 Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-29/27 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/1 San Francisco State* W 3-010/3 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-210/4 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-310/10 at Grand Canyon* W 3-210/11 at UC San Diego* L 0-310/17 Cal State L.A.* L 2-310/18 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-010/24 Chico State* L 2-310/25 UC Davis* W 3-110/31 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/1 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-311/5 at San Francisco State* W 3-011/7 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-311/8 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-311/14 UC San Diego* L 0-311/15 Grand Canyon* L 2-3

^ Coyote Classic (San Bernardino, CA)& Humboldt St. Tourn. (Arcata, CA)

�00�Head Coach: Bear GrasslRecord: 14-12, 9-9 CCAA

8/27 vs. Western Oregon^ W 3-08/27 vs. BYU-Hawaii^ L 1-38/28 vs. UC Santa Cruz^ W 3-08/28 vs. Holy Names^ W 3-09/3 vs. Fort Hays State& L 1-39/3 vs. Minnesota-Mank& W 3-29/4 vs. Abilene Christian& L 2-39/4 vs. Nebraska-Omaha& W 3-19/11 at Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-19/17 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-39/18 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/24 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 2-39/25 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-010/1 Chico State* W 3-110/2 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/8 at UC San Diego* L 0-310/9 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/15 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-110/16 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-110/22 Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-010/29 Cal State L.A.* L 2-310/30 Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-311/5 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/6 at Chico State* W 3-211/12 Cal St. San Bern.* L 1-311/13 UC San Diego* L 0-3

^ Otter Classic (Seaside, CA)& Coyote Classic (San Bernardino, CA)


Record: 11-16, 5-13 CCAA8/27 vs. William Penn^ W 3-18/27 vs. College of Southwest^ W 3-08/28 vs. Humboldt State^ W 3-08/28 vs. Charleston^ W 3-19/2 vs. Hawaii Pacific& L 1-39/2 vs. Saint Martin’s& W 3-09/3 vs. Northwest Nazarene& L 2-39/3 vs. Northwood& L 2-39/9 Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-39/10 Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/16 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-39/17 at UC San Diego* L 0-39/23 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-19/24 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-39/28 Dominican W 3-010/1 Cal St. Monterey Bay* L 2-310/7 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/8 Chico State* L 1-310/14 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/15 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-310/21 UC San Diego* W 3-210/22 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-310/28 Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-310/29 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-111/4 at Chico State* L 1-311/5 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/12 at Cal St. Monterey Bay* L 1-3

^ Otter Classic (Seaside, CA)& Coyote Classic (San Bernardino, CA)


Record: 10-14, 7-13 CCAA8/25 Alaska^ W 3-28/25 Grand Canyon^ W 3-18/26 Northwest Nazarene^ W 3-08/26 Central Washington^ L 0-38/30 at Humboldt State* L 0-39/2 at Cal St. Mont. Bay* W 3-19/7 Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/9 Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-09/15 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 2-39/16 at Chico State* L 1-39/22 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-39/23 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-19/29 at UC San Diego* L 0-39/30 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* L 1-310/4 Humboldt State* W 3-2

10/6 Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-010/13 at Cal St. Bakersfield* L 2-310/14 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/20 Chico State* L 0-310/21 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-210/27 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-310/28 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-311/3 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-111/4 UC San Diego* L 0-3

^Seawolf Spike (Rohnert Park)

�00�Head Coach: Bear GrasslRecord: 13-14, 9-9 CCAA

8/24 Western Oregon^ L 1-38/24 Northwest Nazarene^ L 2-38/26 Seattle^ W 3-28/26 Notre Dame de Namur^ W 3-08/30 vs. BYU-Hawaii& L 0-38/31 vs. Central Washington& L 1-38/31 at Chaminade& L 1-39/1 at Hawaii Pacific& W 3-19/7 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-39/8 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-39/14 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/15 Notre Dame de Namur W 3-09/19 at Cal St. Monterey Bay* L 1-39/21 Humboldt State* L 2-39/28 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-39/29 at Chico State* L 2-310/5 Cal State L.A.* W 3-110/6 UC San Diego* W 3-110/12 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-310/13 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-010/20 at Cal St. Dom. Hills W 3-010/24 Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-210/26 at Humboldt State* W 3-211/2 Chico State* W 3-011/3 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-211/9 at UC San Diego* L 2-311/10 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-3

^ Seawolf Spike (Rohnert Park, CA)& Hawaii Invitational (Honolulu, HI)

�008Head Coach: Bear GrasslRecord: 23-7, 15-5 CCAA

8/29 Notre Dame de Namur^ W 3-08/29 Montana State-Billings^ W 3-08/30 Seattle Pacific^ W 3-08/30 Northwest Nazarene^ W 3-29/5 at Central Washington& L 1-39/5 vs. Hawaii Pacific& W 3-19/6 vs. Saint Martin’s^ W 3-09/12 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-09/13 at Chico State* W 3-29/16 at Notre Dame de Namur W 3-29/18 Cal State L.A.* W 3-09/20 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/24 Academy of Art W 3-09/26 San Francisco State* W 3-19/27 Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-010/3 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-310/4 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-310/8 Humboldt State* W 3-010/10 at UC San Diego* L 0-310/17 Chico State* W 3-110/18 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/24 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-010/25 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/31 at Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-011/1 at San Francisco State* W 3-211/7 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-311/8 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-211/12 at Humboldt State* W 3-011/15 UC San Diego* W 3-2

NCAA West Regional (San Bernardino, CA)11/20 vs. Chico State L 0-3

^ Seawolf Spike (Rohnert Park, CA)& CWU Invitational (Ellensburg, WA)

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�� NCAC W LUC Davis 11 1Chico State 11 1SONOMA STATE 8 4Humboldt State 6 6San Francisco State 4 8Cal State Stanislaus 1 11Cal State Hayward 1 11

�� NCAC W LUC Davis 11 1SONOMA STATE 10 2Chico State 9 3San Francisco State 6 6Humboldt State 3 9Cal State Stanislaus 3 9Cal State Hayward 0 12

�� NCAC W LUC Davis 10 2Chico State 9 3Humboldt State 8 4SONOMA STATE 8 4Cal State Hayward 3 9Cal State Stanislaus 2 10San Francisco State 2 10

�� NCAC W LSONOMA STATE 10 2UC Davis 9 3Humboldt State 8 4Chico State 6 6San Francisco State 5 7Cal State Hayward 4 8Cal State Stanislaus 0 12

�� NCAC W LUC Davis 11 1SONOMA STATE 8 4San Francisco State 8 4Cal State Hayward 8 4Humboldt State 4 8Chico State 3 9Cal State Stanislaus 0 12

�� NCAC W LSONOMA STATE 11 1Cal State Hayward 10 2Humboldt State 7 5San Francisco State 7 5UC Davis 5 7Chico State 2 10Cal State Stanislaus 0 12

��8 CCAA W LCal State Bakersfield 19 3UC Riverside 18 4Cal State L.A. 18 4CSU San Bernardino 17 5Grand Canyon 16 6UC Davis 12 10Cal Poly Pomona 9 13San Francisco State 8 14SONOMA STATE 6 16CSU Dominguez Hills 6 16Cal State Stanislaus 3 19Chico State 0 22

�� CCAA W LCal State L.A. 19 3Cal State Bakersfield 19 3CSU San Bernardino 18 4Grand Canyon 17 5Cal Poly Pomona 13 9UC Riverside 12 10CSU Dominguez Hills 8 14Cal State Stanislaus 8 14UC Davis 6 16SONOMA STATE 5 17San Francisco State 5 17Chico State 2 20

�000 CCAA W LCal State L.A. 22 0Cal State Bakersfield 16 6CSU San Bernardino 16 6UC San Diego 15 7Grand Canyon 14 8Cal Poly Pomona 13 9UC Davis 12 10Cal State Stanislaus 11 11SONOMA STATE 6 16CSU Dominguez Hills 4 18San Francisco State 1 21Chico State 1 21

�00� CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 20 2UC San Diego 17 4Cal State L.A. 17 5Cal State Bakersfield 16 6SONOMA STATE 12 10Chico State 12 10UC Davis 10 12Grand Canyon 9 12Cal Poly Pomona 8 14Cal State Stanislaus 7 13CSU Dominguez Hills 2 20San Francisco State 0 22

�00� CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 20 2UC San Diego 19 3Cal State L.A. 15 7Chico State 14 8Cal Poly Pomona 14 8Cal State Stanislaus 13 9Cal State Bakersfield 13 9SONOMA STATE 10 12Grand Canyon 8 14UC Davis 4 18San Francisco State 1 21CSU Dominguez Hills 1 21

�00� CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 20 2UC San Diego 19 3Cal State Bakersfield 18 4Cal Poly Pomona 14 8Cal State L.A. 13 9UC Davis 11 11Chico State 10 12SONOMA STATE 10 12Grand Canyon 10 12CSU Dominguez Hills 4 18San Francisco State 2 20Cal State Stanislaus 1 21

�00� CCAA W LUC San Diego 18 0CSU San Bernardino 16 2Cal State Bakersfield 12 6Cal Poly Pomona 12 6Cal State L.A. 10 8SONOMA STATE 9 9CSU Dominguez Hills 6 12Chico State 4 14Cal State Stanislaus 2 16CSU Monterey Bay 1 17

�00� CCAA W LCal State L.A. 16 2Cal Poly Pomona 16 2CSU San Bernardino 13 5Cal State Bakersfield 13 5UC San Diego 11 7Chico State 8 10SONOMA STATE 5 13CSU Monterey Bay 5 13CSU Dominguez Hills 2 16Cal State Stanislaus 1 17

�00� CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 19 1UC San Diego 18 2Chico State 15 5Cal State L.A. 13 7CSU Monterey Bay 8 12Cal State Stanislaus 8 12SONOMA STATE 7 13Cal Poly Pomona 7 13Humboldt State 6 14CSU Dominguez Hills 5 15

�00� CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 17 1Cal Poly Pomona 13 5UC San Diego 13 5Cal State L.A. 12 6Chico State 9 9SONOMA STATE 9 9 CSU Monterey Bay 8 10Humboldt State 6 12Cal State Stanislaus 2 16CSU Dominguez Hills 1 17

�008 CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 17 3SONOMA STATE 15 5UC San Diego 15 5Cal Poly Pomona 15 5Cal State L.A. 13 7Chico State 13 7Humboldt State 7 13San Francisco State 6 14CSU Monterey Bay 4 16Cal State Stanislaus 3 17CSU Dominguez Hills 2 18

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1991 Vivian Fritz 9-20 6-6 n/a 1992 Kelly Van Winden 22-11 8-4 3rd1993 Kelly Van Winden 22-7 10-2 2nd NCAA First Round1994 Kelly Van Winden 15-16 8-4 t-3rd1995 Kelly Van Winden 20-11 10-2 1st1996 Kelly Van Winden 19-8 8-4 2nd1997 Kelly Van Winden 24-13 11-1 1st1998 Kelly Van Winden 10-16 6-16 9th1999 Kelly Van Winden 6-20 5-17 t-10th2000 Jon Stevenson 7-21 6-16 9th2001 Jon Stevenson 22-11 12-10 t-5th2002 Bear Grassl 15-14 10-12 8th2003 Bear Grassl 15-14 10-12 t-7th2004 Bear Grassl 14-12 9-9 6th2005 Bear Grassl 11-16 5-13 7th2006 Bear Grassl 10-14 7-13 t-7th2007 Bear Grassl 13-14 9-9 t-5th2008 Bear Grassl 23-7 15-5 t-2nd NCAA First Round

*We would love to recognize our teams from the 1980s, but unfortunately, our records only go back to the 1991 season. If you have any information on seasons before ‘91, please contact the Sports Information office at 707-664-2478.

NCAA CHAMPIONS1981 Sacramento State1982 UC Riverside1983 Cal State Northridge1984 Portland State1985 Portland State1986 UC Riverside1987 Cal State Northridge1988 Portland State1989 Cal State Bakersfield1990 West Texas A&M1991 West Texas A&M1992 Portland State1993 Northern Michigan1994 Northern Michigan1995 Barry1996 Nebraska-Omaha1997 West Texas A&M1998 Hawaii Pacific1999 BYU-Hawaii2000 Hawaii Pacific2001 Barry2002 BYU-Hawaii2003 North Alabama2004 Barry2005 Grand Valley State2006 Tampa2007 Concordia (MN)2008 Concordia (MN)

NCAC CHAMPIONS1992 UC Davis1993 UC Davis1994 UC Davis1995 SONOMA STATE 1996 UC Davis1997 SONOMA STATE

CCAA CHAMPIONS1983 Cal State Northridge1984 Cal State Northridge1985 Cal State Northridge1986 Cal State Northridge1987 Cal State Northridge1988 Cal State Northridge1989 Cal State Northridge1990 Cal State Bakersfield Cal Poly Pomona1991 Cal State Bakersfield1992 Cal State Bakersfield1993 Cal State Bakersfield1994 Cal State Bakersfield1995 Cal State Bakersfield1996 Cal State Bakersfield1997 Cal State Bakersfield1998 Cal State Bakersfield1999 Cal State Bakersfield Cal State L.A.2000 Cal State L.A.2001 Cal State San Bernardino2002 Cal State San Bernardino2003 Cal State San Bernardino2004 UC San Diego2005 Cal State L.A. Cal Poly Pomona2006 Cal State San Bernardino2007 Cal State San Bernardino2008 Cal State San Bernardino

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Kaylee Aizenstadt______2005-07Ashley Arriola _________2001-04

Janai Bashore _________2007-08Kendahl Batiste _______2007-08Nikki Becker ____________ 1998Jamie Boyd __________1992-93Kelly Brown __________1996-97Lindsay Brown ________2006-08Ricki Lee Buckshnis _ 2005, 07-08

Allison Carey ___________ 1999Dominique Chehock _____ 1994Jennifer Clifton ________1992-95Asheley Cohagen ________ 1992Ashley Cook _______ 2001-02, 04Julie Corralejo-Kraft ____1996-97Natalie Coward _________ 2007Alice Crabtree __________ 1995

Kelsey Dall _____________ 2008Jenny Davenport ___ 1994, 96-97Amy Davis ___________1995-96Amy DeBois _________1997-99Megan Dierker ________2001-04Christina Difani _______1995-98Katie Dolge __________1999-02

Jamie Donaldson ________ 1998Mara Drazino _________1996-97Stephanie Dunn _________ 2005

Katie Eaton ___________1993-96Christina Ely __________2001-02Jolynn Erickson _______1992-93Cory Evans _____ 2002, 04-05, 07

Colleen Ferguson ______1994-95Kelly Ferguson ________1994-95Rebecca Ferris __________ 1998Alyson Fisler ____________ 1997Michelle Fletcher ________ 2006Jillian Forni ___________2002-03Marianne Fox _________2007-08

Kathleen Gamboa __ 1999, 01-02Charity Gaston __________ 2002Kaitlin Glass ____________ 2004Amy Goss ___________ 2002, 04Kristen Graham _______1998-01

Briana Hammonds _______ 2008Lillian Harms _________2004-07Jennifer Harrington ______ 1992Michelle Harris ________1993-94Heather Hepburn______1992-93Sarah Hillier _________ 2005, 07

Ginny Hinman __________ 1995Tammy Hruza ___________ 1999

Sarah Illingworth ______2006-08

Samantha Jajoda ______2006-07Tami Jones _____________ 1994

Caroline Kendall _______2003-06Taylor Krenwinkel ________ 2008

Robin Lawrence _______1998-01Kendal Leatherberry ___2003-06Kathleen LeBeau ______2003-06Jennifer Lehner _______1992-93Erin Manly ___________2001-04Taylor Manton ________2004-07Jennifer Meadows _______ 1993Tina Mesquita ________2002-04Brooke Moore __________ 2008Megan Moore ________2005-06Dana Murray ___________ 1996

Kristi Nelson __________1998-01Britta Nicolaysen ______1993-94

Cassie O’Connor ________ 2004Lauren Ognibene ______2001-04Melinda Orth _________2003-05Christi Owens __________ 1992

Malika Patterson ________ 1993Amanda Perdue _______1998-00

Lindsay Reichert ________ 1998Kristi Rich ____________1999-01Alexandra Rigg _______1996-97Leah Rodriguez _______1994-97Dorothy Rojas __________ 1992

Rachel Sagapolu ______2004-07Kristy Sather __________2007-08Devin Scully __________2007-08Fontaine Segerquist ______ 1992Teresa Sestito ___________ 1999Christine Shiba ________2000-03Kiyomi Shimada _______1999-00

Lindsay Smith ________2002-03Cindy Staka __________1995-98Jessica Stevens__________ 1993Danielle Suico ________2003-06

Brook Terhune __________ 2005Deanna Thagard ______2006-07Virginia Thompson _______ 1992Michaela Turnes _________ 1999Sandy Tuttle __________2000-03

Amanda Vanover ______2007-08Nichole Vesanovic _____1998-01

Shannon Wall _________2005-06Ali Walker ______________ 2008Lindsey Webb ________2004-06Alicia Weihl __________1995-96Sarah Wenstrand ______1992-94Megan Willis ___________ 2003Kristian Wintrich ________ 1997Megan Wong _________2007-08Kelly Wood ___________1994-95

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NOTRE DAME de NAMUR

Location: Belmont, Calif.Coach: Devin Grant2008 Record: 2-30

www.ndnu.edu/athletics

Series1995 at Belmont W 3-01995 at Rohnert Park W 3-01996 at Rohnert Park W 3-01997 at Belmont W 3-02000 at Belmont L 1-32007 at Rohnert Park W 3-02007 at Rohnert Park W 3-02008 at Rohnert Park W 3-02008 at Belmont W 3-2

SSU leads 8-1

WESTERN OREGON

Location: Monmouth, Ore.Coach: Brad Saindon2008 Record: 22-3

www.wouwolves.com

Series1996 at Portland L 0-32002 at Ellensburg W 3-02004 at Seaside W 3-02007 at Rohnert Park L 1-3

Series tied 2-2

DOMINICAN

Location: San Rafael, Calif.Coach: Roger Goodwin

2008 Record: 11-11www.dominicanathletics.com

Series1994 at Rohnert Park W 3-01997 at San Rafael W 3-02000 at San Rafael L 1-32001 at San Rafael W 3-02005 at Rohnert Park W 3-0

SSU leads 4-1-0

CENTRAL WASHINGTON

Location: Ellensburg, Wash.Coach: Mario Andaya2008 Record: 16-12

www.wildcatsports.com

Series2001 at Chico W 3-12002 at CWU W 3-22003 at San Bern. W 3-22006 at SSU L 0-32007 at Honolulu L 1-32008 at Ellensburg L 1-3

Series tied 3-3

BYU-HAWAII

Location: Laie, HawaiiCoach: Wilfred Navalta

2008 Record: 16-9www.sports.byuh.edu

Series2003 at San Bernardino L 1-32004 at Seaside L 1-3

BYUH leads 2-0

SEATTLE PACIFIC

Location: Seattle, Wash.Coach: Chris Johnson

2008 Record: 8-18www.spufalcons.com

Series1991 at Rohnert Park W 3-21992 at Rohnert Park W 3-01999 at Rohnert Park L 0-32000 at Seattle L 0-32002 at San Bernardino W 3-02008 at Rohnert Park W 3-1

SSU leads 4-2

HUMBOLDT STATE, cont’d2006 at Arcata L 0-32006 at Rohnert Park W 3-22007 at Rohnert Park L 2-32007 at Arcata W 3-22008 at Rohnert Park W 3-02008 at Arcata W 3-0

SSU leads 18-6

SAN FRANCISCO STATE

Location: San Francisco, Calif.Coach: Michelle Patton

2008 Record: 13-16www.sfstategators.com

Series1991 unknown L 2-31991 unknown W 3-01992 at San Francisco W 3-21992 at Rohnert Park W 3-01993 at San Francisco W 3-11993 at Rohnert Park W 3-01994 at San Francisco W 3-21994 at Rohnert Park W 3-01995 at Rohnert Park W 3-21995 at San Francisco W 3-01996 at Rohnert Park W 3-11996 at San Francisco W 3-11997 at San Francisco W 3-11997 at Rohnert Park W 3-11998 at Rohnert Park L 1-31998 at San Francisco W 3-11999 at San Francisco W 3-01999 at Rohnert Park W 3-22000 at San Francisco W 3-02000 at Rohnert Park W 3-12001 at Chico W 3-02001 at Rohnert Park W 3-02001 at San Francisco W 3-22002 at San Francisco W 3-02002 at Rohnert Park W 3-02003 at Rohnert Park W 3-02003 at San Francisco W 3-02008 at Rohnert Park W 3-12008 at San Francisco W 3-2

SSU leads 27-2

CAL STATE L.A.

Location: Los Angeles, Calif.Coach: Randi Smart2008 Record: 21-8

www.csulaathletics.com

Series1991 at Davis L 0-31992 at Davis W 3-21992 at Los Angeles L 2-31993 at Davis W 3-21994 at Davis L 1-31995 at Los Angeles L 1-31997 at Fresno L 0-31997 at Davis L 2-31997 at Pomona L 0-31998 at Rohnert Park L 1-31998 at Los Angeles L 0-31999 at Los Angeles L 0-31999 at Rohnert Park L 1-32000 at Rohnert Park L 0-32000 at Los Angeles L 0-32001 at Los Angeles L 0-32001 at Rohnert Park L 1-32002 at Rohnert Park W 3-12002 at Los Angeles L 0-32003 at Los Angeles L 0-32003 at Rohnert Park L 2-32004 at Los Angeles L 0-32004 at Rohnert Park L 2-32005 at Rohnert Park L 0-32005 at Los Angeles L 0-32006 at Rohnert Park L 0-32006 at Los Angeles L 0-32007 at Rohnert Park W 3-12007 at Los Angeles L 0-32008 at Rohnert Park W 3-02008 at Los Angeles L 0-3

CSULA leads 26-5

HUMBOLDT STATE

Location: Arcata, Calif.Coach: Sue Woodstra

2008 Record: 9-18www.hsujacks.com

Series1991 unknown W 3-11991 unknown L 0-31992 at Arcata W 3-11992 at Rohnert Park W 3-01993 at Rohnert Park W 3-01993 at Arcata W 3-01994 at Arcata L 1-31994 at Rohnert Park L 2-31995 at Rohnert Park W 3-21995 at Arcata W 3-11996 at Rohnert Park L 2-31996 at Arcata W 3-01997 at Rohnert Park W 3-01997 at Arcata W 3-12001 at Chico W 3-12003 at Arcata W 3-02003 at Arcata W 3-12005 at Seaside W 3-0

EVERGREEN STATE

Location: Olympia, Wash.Coach: Clay Blackwood

2008 Record: 2-23www.evergreen.edu/athletics

First meeting

WESTERN WASHINGTON

Location: Bellingham, Wash.Coach: Diane Flick2008 Record: 21-3

www.wwuvikings.com

Series2000 at Bellingham L 1-32002 at San Bernardino L 0-32003 at San Bernardino L 1-3

WWU leads 3-0

CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS

Location: Carson, Calif.Coach: FDSFDSFSD

2008 Record: fdsfdsfdswww.gotoros.com

Series1991 at Carson L 0-31992 a Rohnert Park W 3-01993 at Davis W 3-01994 at Davis W 3-01995 at Davis W 3-11996 at Davis W 3-01998 at Rohnert Park L 2-31998 at Carson W 3-11999 at Carson L 1-31999 at Rohnert Park L 1-32000 at Rohnert Park W 3-12000 at Carson W 3-12001 at Carson W 3-02001 at Rohnert Park W 3-02002 at Rohnert Park W 3-02002 at Carson W 3-22003 at Carson W 3-02003 at Rohnert Park W 3-02004 at Carson W 3-02004 at Rohnert Park W 3-12005 at Carson W 3-12005 at Rohnert Park W 3-12006 at Carson L 1-32006 at Rohnert Park W 3-12007 at Rohnert Park W 3-02007 at Carson W 3-02008 at Rohnert Park W 3-02008 at Carson W 3-0

SSU leads 23-5

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CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO

Location: San Bernardino, Calif.Coach: Kim Cherniss2008 Record: 30-4

www.csusbathletics.com

Series1991 unknown L 0-31992 at Davis W 3-11992 at Rohnert Park W 3-21992 at Carson W 3-21994 at Davis W 3-21995 at Davis W 3-01997 at Chico L 2-31998 at Rohnert Park L 0-31998 at San Bernardino L 0-31999 at San Bernardino L 0-31999 at Rohnert Park L 0-32000 at Rohnert Park L 0-32000 at San Bernardino L 1-32001 at San Bernardino L 0-32001 at Rohnert Park L 0-32002 at San Bernardino L 0-32002 at Rohnert Park L 0-32003 at Rohnert Park L 0-32003 at San Bernardino L 0-32004 at San Bernardino L 0-32004 at Rohnert Park L 1-32005 at San Bernardino L 0-32005 at Rohnert Park L 0-32006 at Rohnert Park L 0-32006 at San Bernardino L 0-32007 at San Bernardino L 0-32007 at Rohnert Park L 0-32008 at San Bernardino L 0-32008 at Rohnert Park L 0-3

CSUSB leads 23-5

CAL STATE STANISLAUS

Location: Turlock, Calif.Coach: Chris Lore

2008 Record: 6-24www.warriorathletics.com

Series1991 at Carson W 3-01991 unknown W 3-01991 unknown W 3-01992 at Carson W 3-01992 at Turlock W 3-01992 at Rohnert Park W 3-01993 at Rohnert Park W 3-01993 at Turlock W 3-01994 at Rohnert Park W 3-01994 at Turlock W 3-01995 at Rohnert Park W 3-11995 at Turlock W 3-11996 at Turlock W 3-01996 at Rohnert Park W 3-01997 at Rohnert Park W 3-01997 at Turlock W 3-11998 at Rohnert Park W 3-11998 at Turlock L 1-31999 at Turlock W 3-21999 at Rohnert Park L 1-32000 at Turlock L 1-32000 at Rohnert Park L 1-32001 at Rohnert Park W 3-12001 at Turlock W 3-1

CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY

Location: Seaside, Calif.Coach: Jody Garry2008 Record: 8-23

www.otterathletics.com

Series2004 at Seaside W 3-12004 at Rohnert Park W 3-02005 at Rohnert Park L 2-32005 at Seaside L 1-32006 at Seaside W 3-12006 at Rohnert Park W 3-02007 at Seaside L 1-32007 at Rohnert Park W 3-2

SSU leads 7-3

CAL POLY POMONA

Location: Pomona, Calif.Coach: Rosie Wegrich

2008 Record: 20-8www.csupomona.edu/athletics

Series1991 at Carson L 0-31992 at Carson L 1-31993 at Davis L 0-31994 at Rohnert Park L 0-31995 at Phoenix W 3-11996 at Portland W 3-01996 at Davis W 3-11997 at Rohnert Park W 3-11997 at Pomona L 2-31998 at Pomona L 0-31998 at Rohnert Park L 1-31999 at Rohnert Park L 1-31999 at Pomona L 0-32000 at Rohnert Park L 0-32000 at Pomona L 0-32001 at Pomona W 3-12001 at Rohnert Park W 3-22002 at Pomona L 0-32002 at Rohnert Park L 0-32003 at Rohnert Park W 3-22003 at Pomona L 0-32004 at Pomona L 2-32004 at Rohnert Park W 3-12005 at Pomona L 0-32005 at Rohnert Park L 0-32006 at Rohnert Park W 3-12006 at Pomona L 0-32007 at Pomona L 1-32007 at Rohnert Park W 3-02008 at Pomona L 1-32008 at Rohnert Park W 3-2

CPP leads 20-11

C = CCAA Tournament gameN = NCAA Tournament game

CAL STATE STANISLAUS, cont’d2002 at Turlock L 1-32002 at Rohnert Park L 0-32003 at Rohnert Park W 3-02003 at Turlock W 3-02004 at Rohnert Park W 3-02004 at Turlock W 3-02005 at Rohnert Park W 3-02005 at Turlock W 3-02006 at Turlock L 2-32006 at Rohnert Park W 3-22007 at Turlock L 1-32007 at Rohnert Park W 3-22008 at Turlock W 3-02008 at Rohnert Park W 3-0

SSU leads 30-8

CHICO STATE

Location: Chico, Calif.Coach: Cody Hein

2008 Record: 21-11www..chicowildcats.com

Series1991 unknown L 0-31991 unknown L 0-31992 at Rohnert Park L 1-31992 at Chico L 2-31993 at Chico W 3-01993 at Rohnert Park W 3-01994 at Rohnert Park W 3-11994 at Rohnert Park L 1-31995 at Rohnert Park W 3-01995 at Chico W 3-01996 at Chico W 3-21996 at Rohnert Park W 3-01997 aat Rohnert Park W 3-01997 at Chico W 3-01997 at Chico W 3-01998 at Chico W 3-01998 at Rohnert Park W 3-11999 at Rohnert Park W 3-01999 at Chico W 3-22000 at Rohnert Park W 3-12000 at Chico W 3-02001 at Chico L 2-32001 at Rohnert Park W 3-02002 at Rohnert Park W 3-22002 at Chico L 1-32003 at Chico L 0-32003 at Rohnert Park L 2-32004 at Rohnert Park W 3-12004 at Chico W 3-22005 at Rohnert Park L 1-32005 at Chico L 1-32006 at Chico L 1-32006 at Rohnert Park L 0-32007 at Chico L 2-32007 at Rohnert Park W 3-02008 at Chico W 3-22008 at Rohnert Park W 3-12008 N at San Bernardino L 0-3

SSU leads 23-15

CAL STATE EAST BAY

Location: Hayward, Calif.Coach: Jim Spagle2008 Record: 29-5

www.csueastbay.edu/athletics

Series1991 unknown W 3-01991 unknown W 3-11992 at Carson W 3-01992 at Rohnert Park W 3-01992 at Hayward W 3-01993 at Hayward W 3-01993 at Rohnert Park W 3-01994 at Hayward W 3-11994 at Rohnert Park W 3-11995 at Hayward W 3-01995 at Rohnert Park W 3-11996 at Hayward W 3-21996 at Rohnert Park L 1-31997 at Fresno W 3-11997 Rohnert Park W 3-21997 at Hayward L 1-31999 at Rohnert Park L 2-3

SSU leads 14-3

UC SAN DIEGO

Location: La Jolla, Calif.Coach: Tom Black

2008 Record: 21-7www.ucsdtritons.com

Series1997 at Rohnert Park W 3-02000 at La Jolla L 0-32000 at Rohnert Park L 2-32001 at Rohnert Park L 1-32001 at La Jolla L 0-32002 at Rohnert Park L 1-32002 at La Jolla L 1-32003 at La Jolla L 0-32003 at Rohnert Park L 0-32004 at La Jolla L 0-32004 at Rohnert Park L 0-32005 at La Jolla L 0-32005 at Rohnert Park W 3-22006 at La Jolla L 0-32006 at Rohnert Park L 0-32007 at Rohnert Park W 3-12007 at La Jolla L 2-32008 at La Jolla L 0-32008 at Rohnert Park W 3-2

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��SERIES HISTORIESOpponent First Meeting Last Record Pct. StreakAbilene Christian 2004 2004 0-1 .000 L1Academy of Art 2008 2008 1-0 1.000 W1Alaska (Fairbanks) 1991 2006 7-3 .700 W1Alaska-Anchorage 1991 1996 3-2 .600 L1Angelo State 1992 1992 0-1 .000 L1Augustana College 2002 2002 0-1 .000 L1BYU-Hawaii 2003 2007 0-3 .000 L3Cal Poly Pomona 1991 2008 11-20 .355 W1Cal State Bakersfield 1993 2006 4-18 .182 L6Cal State Dominguez Hills 1991 2008 23-5 .821 W5Cal State East Bay (Hayward) 1991 1999 14-3 .824 L3Cal State L.A. 1991 2008 5-26 .161 L1Cal State Monterey Bay 2004 2008 7-3 .700 W3Cal State San Bernardino 1991 2008 5-24 .172 L23Cal State Stanislaus 1991 2008 30-8 .789 W3Central Washington 2001 2008 3-3 .500 L1Chaminade 1993 2007 4-1 .800 L1Charleston 2005 2005 1-0 1.000 W1Chico State 1991 2008 23-15 .605 L1Christian Heritage 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1Colorado Christian 1993 1993 1-0 1.000 W1Denver University 1992 1996 4-0 1.000 W4Dominican (CA) 1994 2005 4-1 .800 W2Ferris State 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1Florida Tech 2001 2001 0-1 .000 L1Fort Hays State 2004 2004 0-1 .000 L1Fort Lewis 1995 1995 1-0 1.000 W1Fresno Pacific 1992 1995 2-2 .500 L1Grand Canyon 1991 2006 7-16 .304 W3Hawaii-Hilo 1994 1994 0-1 .000 L1Hawaii Pacific 1994 2008 2-2 .500 W2Holy Names 1996 2004 6-0 1.000 W6Humboldt State 1991 2008 18-6 .750 W3Incarnate Word 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1LIU-C.W. Post 1999 1999 1-0 1.000 W1Master’s College 1995 1996 2-0 1.000 W2Menlo College 1991 1993 2-1 1.000 W2Metro State 1991 1991 0-1 .000 L1Mercyhurst 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1Mesa State 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1Michigan Tech 1992 1995 1-1 .500 L1Minnesota State-Mankato 1992 2004 1-1 .500 W1Montana State-Billings 2003 2008 3-0 1.000 W3Nebraska-Omaha 1992 2004 2-0 1.000 W2North Dakota 2001 2001 1-0 1.000 W1Northwest Nazarene 2005 2008 2-2 .500 W1Northwood 2005 2005 0-1 .000 L1Notre Dame de Namur 1995 2008 8-1 .889 W8Oregon Tech 1998 1998 1-0 1.000 W1Pacific Union College 2001 2001 1-0 1.000 W1Point Loma Nazarene 1995 1995 0-1 .000 L1Portland State 1991 1996 0-6 .000 L6Puget Sound 1997 1997 0-1 .000 L1Regis University 1994 1997 0-2 .000 L2Saint Martin’s (WA) 2001 2008 4-0 1.000 W4Saint Mary’s (CA) 1993 1994 1-1 .500 L1 San Francisco State 1991 2008 27-2 .931 W14Seattle Pacific 1991 2008 4-2 .667 W2Seattle University 2007 2007 0-1 .000 L1Simon Fraser 1991 1991 0-1 .000 L1South Dakota State 1995 1995 0-1 .000 L1Southern Oregon 1995 1998 1-1 .500 W1Southwest, College of 2005 2005 1-0 1.000 W1Tampa 1994 1994 0-1 .000 L1UC Davis 1991 2003 8-19 .296 W1UC Riverside 1991 1999 1-8 .111 L7UC San Diego 1997 2008 4-15 .211 W1UC Santa Cruz 1991 2004 4-0 1.000 W4West Texas A&M 1995 1997 1-1 .500 L1Western Oregon 1996 2007 2-2 .500 L1Western State 2002 2002 1-0 1.000 W1Western Washington 2000 2003 0-3 .000 L3Westmont 1991 1995 1-1 1.000 W1William Penn 2005 2005 1-0 1.000 W1

*Records go back to the 1991 season.

The California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) has been one of the nation’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its establishment in December 1938.

The 12-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State East Bay, Cal State L.A., Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Cal State Monterey Bay, Chico State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State, Humboldt State, and Sonoma State.

These institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s CCAA-sponsored sports. Fall sports include men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition.

CCAA members have won 148 NCAA Championships (100 men, 48 women) which is far and away the most of any Division II conference.

The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference membership since charter mem-bers UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league in 1938. Over the past 68 years, a number of institutions have been members of the CCAA, including Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine, UC Riverside, UC Davis and Grand Canyon University.

The CCAA Commissioner’s Office relocated from Southern California to Walnut Creek in July, 1998. Robert J. Hiegert is in his 13th year as the commissioner.

CCAA Office: (925) 472-8299Commissioner: Robert J. HiegertAsst. Commissioner/SWA: Carol RiveraAsst. Commissioner/Media Relations: Al BarbaDirector of Championships: Bob HarrisCoordinator of Officiating: Dr. Bill WhiteDir. of Championships/Marketing: Marissa Parry

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SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITYDepartment of Intercollegiate Athletics

1801 E. Cotati Ave.Rohnert Park, CA 94928

Phone ___________________________________ 707-664-2521Fax _____________________________________ 707-664-4104Website __________________________ sonomaseawolves.com

Director of Athletics __________________________ Bill Fusco Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletics Director _____________ Brandon Bronzan Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletics Director/SWA _________ Yvonne Burbank Phone: 707-664-2641; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletic Director ____________ Megan Christensen Phone: 707-664-2750; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletic Representative ____________Dr. Duane Dove Phone: 707-664-2954 E-Mail: [email protected] Analyst _____________________Nancy Crosat Phone: 707-664-2044; E-Mail: [email protected] Manager __________________________ Willie Lee Phone: 707-664-2106; E-Mail: [email protected]

Compliance Coordinator ________________ Michael BalasekSports Information Coordinator _______________ Tyler LobeSports Information Phone ____________________ 707-664-2358Sports Information Fax _______________________ 707-664-3291Athletic Training Phone ______________________ 707-664-2937Head Athletic Trainer ________________________ Bo Owens Phone: 707-664-4316; E-Mail: [email protected]. Athletic Trainer _________________________Julie MillerAthletic Trainer _______________________ Andrew SimpkinsAthletic Trainer _________________________ Kristi Castellaw

COACHES DIRECTORYBaseball ___________________________________ John Goelz Phone: 707-664-2524; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Basketball __________________________ Pat Fuscaldo Phone: 707-664-2110; E-Mail: [email protected]’s/Women’s Golf _______________________ Val Verhunce Phone: 707-799-0712; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Soccer_____________________________Marcus Ziemer Phone: 707-664-2614; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Tennis ________________________ Steve Cunninghame Phone: 707-664-2657; E-Mail: [email protected] _______________________________ Jennifer Bridges Phone: 707-664-4054; E-Mail: [email protected] __________________________________ Bear Grassl Phone: 707-664-2656; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Basketball _________________________Mark Rigby Phone: 707-664-2498; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Cross Country _____________________ Mark James Phone: 707-664-2290; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Soccer _________________________ Luke Oberkirch Phone: 707-664-2481; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Tennis ___________________________ Tracey Prince Phone: 707-664-2291; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Water Polo ____________________ Coralie Simmons Phone: 707-664-2688; E-Mail: [email protected]

bill fuscodirector of athleticsBill Fusco is now in his 13th year as the Director of Athletics at Sonoma State University. Under his leadership, SSU intercollegiate teams have become a competitive force since joining the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) in 1998. SSU teams have performed well at the regional and national level during his tenure.

Fusco has overseen an unprecedented number of changes in the SSU intercollegiate athletic program, since his arrival in 1997. SSU Athletics has successfully moved into the California Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion (CCAA), initiated the awarding of athletic scholarships, transitioned to a new mascot, established media partnerships and has expanded fund raising through special events like Bidnight Madness, the annual car drawing and the Annual Fund Drive of the University Athletic Association.

Fusco has served as President of the CCAA (2004-05) and is the Past President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association. He also served for four years (1999-2003) on the Executive Committee of the National Asso-ciation of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Fusco also served on the NCAA Division II Degree Completion Scholarship Committee and the NCAA West Region Women’s Tennis Committee. He recently completed a term on the California State University Risk Management Authority Athletic Injury Medical Expense Board. Fusco was recently appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Championships Committee.

As President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association he helped develop the Division II Model Athlet-ics Department, a program that establishes the guiding principles of operating a Division II intercollegiate athletic program.

With over 27 years of combined athletic administrative experience, Fusco has served as Director of Athletics at the University of San Francisco and Dominican University of California and as Sports Information Director at St. Mary’s College in Moraga and the University of San Francisco. He is an adjunct faculty member in the USF Graduate Sports Management Program where has taught an elective class titled Administrative Leadership in Intercollegiate Athletics. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Dominican University and has taught a class titled Introduction to Sports Management.

Fusco resides in Petaluma with his wife Cathy. Their son Michael is a graduate of Long Beach State University and their daughter Marissa is a freshman at Sonoma State University.

YVONNE BURBANKASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTORYvonne Burbank is in her fourth year as Associate Athletics Director and Compliance Coordinator at Sonoma State University in 2009-10.

A decorated women’s basketball star at SSU from 1995-99, Yvonne Bur-bank (then Yvonne Daily) was a team captain and the president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). On the court, she helped lead the team to an NCAC co-championship and to back-to-back NCAA regional appearances.

Burbank joined the women’s basketball coaching staff under Mark Rigby from 1999-2001 before moving on to the University of San Francisco for a two-year stint on the Dons’ coaching staff. While at USF, Burbank earned her Master’s Degree in Sports Management.

Prior to returning to Sonoma State, Burbank spent three years as the head girl’s basketball coach at Sonoma Acad-emy in Santa Rosa. She was also an integral part of the academy’s athletic department, overseeing scheduling, game management, and revenue generation.

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��BRANDON BRONZANASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTORBrandon Bronzan is in his eighth year as a member of the Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Hired as Sports Informa-tion Director in 2002, Bronzan was promoted to Assistant Athletics Director in 2006 and Associate Athletics Director in 2008. He was re-classified as the Associate Athletics Director for Communications and Marketing in 2009.

Bronzan oversees seven sports within the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and is involved with the marketing and promotion of all teams and student-athletes. He also handles game scheduling and in 2008 established The Seawolf Sports Network, which broadcasts Sonoma State sporting events on the Internet.

Prior to coming to Sonoma State, Bronzan was a Media Relations Assistant with the Tennessee Smokies, then Class AA affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. Bronzan also worked for the Visalia Oaks and as a student assistant in the Sports Information department at SSU. He is a 2001 graduate of Sonoma State University with a B.S. in Business Administration (Management).

A member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Bronzan serves on the organization’s Publications Committee and Membership Services Committee. He is also a voting member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) and coordinator of the Daktronics All-West Region Division II Men’s Soccer team. This year, he will begin his second year on the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Advisory Committee. A native of Visalia, California, Bronzan resides in Windsor with his wife Tiffany and his daughter, Olivia.

MEGAN CHRISTENSENASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTORMegan Christensen is in her third year at Sonoma State University, and in her first year as Assistant Athletic Director for Event Management & Opera-tions. Christensen oversees special events, fund raising projects, camps and game day management, as well as coordinating Bidnight Madness- the department’s annual silent/live auction fund raiser.

Christensen joined the department as a staff member after serving as an intern during her final two years as a student. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from Sonoma State in 2007.

Christensen is a former All-Region defender for the Women’s Soccer program at Sonoma State (then Megan Catton). As a team captain, she led her team to two conference tournament appearances in four years. Off the field, she served as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) president and was named one of Sonoma State University’s Student Woman Leaders of the Year in 2007. This past June, Megan wed former Sonoma State basketball star Kevin Christensen and the couple resides in Santa Rosa.

NANCY CROSATADMINISTRATIVE ANALYSTNancy is in her 14th year at Sonoma State University and her third year in the athletic department as the Administrative Analyst. She has a strong background in office management, bookeeping and a complete appreciation of sports, which helped her find a way into the department.

A native San Franciscan, who proudly notes her children are “fifth generation SFers,” Nancy currently resides in Petaluma with her husband Bob.

TYLER LOBESPORTS INFORMATION COORDINATOR

Tyler Lobe is in his first year as the Sports Information Coordinator at Sonoma State University. He is in charge of in-game statistical information and will produce pre- and post-game releases and publications while helping to maintain the department web site. He will also facilitate media requests of coaches and/or student-athletes.

PHONE: (707) 664-2478 E-MAIL: [email protected]

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