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Information Guide

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table of contents

Quick Facts .............................................................................................................................................................. 3Media Info ............................................................................................................................................................... 4Staff Directory ........................................................................................................................................................ 52012 Roster ............................................................................................................................................................. 7 Numerical & Alphabetical Rosters ........................................................................................................... 8 Radio/TV Roster .......................................................................................................................................... 9Season Preview .................................................................................................................................................... 11Coaching Staff ...................................................................................................................................................... 15 Head Coach Ruth Lawason ...................................................................................................................... 16 Assistant Coaches ..................................................................................................................................... 17Player Profiles ....................................................................................................................................................... 212011 Final Statistics............................................................................................................................................. 33History ................................................................................................................................................................... 35All-Time Letterwinners ....................................................................................................................................... 49

NEVADA ATHLETICS VISION STATEMENTUniversity of Nevada Intercollegiate Athletics will foster an environment in which “the team” can be

successful through competitive and equitable programs driven by core values. (Team is defined as all athletics staff, student-athletes and volunteers.)

CORE VALUES• As an integral part of the university, “the team” will operate with the highest degree of integrity, fairness and accountability.

• Recruit, develop and retain team members of the highest caliber athletically, academically and socially.

• Develop and maintain programs that compete successfully at the conference, regional and national levels.

• Provide our fans with a safe, enjoyable and quality experience while maintaining the highest level of customer service.

• Promote an environment where diversity and inclusion are respected and celebrated.

CREDITSThe 2012 Nevada volleyball Media Information Guide was prepared by the Athletics Media Services office with editorial contributions by Chad Hartlety, Rhonda

Lundin, Jack Kuestermeyer, and Nick Saccomanno in addition to all previous SIDs and student interns of the Nevada Media Services Office.

The Media Information Guide was designed by Addie Borgh, using Adobe Indesign CS6 on Mac hardware.

Photography contributions by John Byrne, Byrne Sports Images; and Claudia Ortega Lukas, Jean Dixon, Eric Asistin, David Calvert, Crista Hecht, Jeff Ross, Matt Theilen and Beth Cohen, University of Nevada Marketing.

All text and photo content is property of or liscensed to the University of Nevada and Nevada Athletics. These materials can not be reproduced without permission of the Nevada Media Services Office.

SpECIAL THANkS:Andrew Merlo; Claudia Ortega-Lukas, and Brandon Stewart, University of Nevada Electronics.

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quick facts

2012 ScheduleDatE Day OPPONENt lOcatiON tiME8/18 Sat. Silver vs. Blue Scrimmage Reno, Nev. 5:00 p.m.8/24-25 Fairfield Inn North Baylor Classic Waco, Texas Fri. vs. Tulane 2:30 p.m. Sat. at Baylor 10:30 a.m. Sat. vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi 2:30 p.m.8/31-9/1 Community Bank Classic Stockton, Calif. Fri. vs. Northern Illinois 4:30 p.m. Sat. at Pacific 12:00 p.m. Sat. vs. Portland State 4:30 p.m.9/6-8 Wolf Pack Invitational Reno, Nev. Thur. vs. Cal State Fullerton 7:00 p.m. Fri. vs. Coppin State 12:30 p.m. Fri. vs. Washington State 6:00 p.m. Sat. vs. CSU Bakersfield 7:00 p.m.9/14-15 Utah Classic Salt Lake City, Utah Fri. vs. Utah Valley 9:00 a.m. Fri. at Utah 6:00 p.m. Sat. vs. Cal Poly 11:00 a.m.9/19 Wed. Texas Tech Reno, Nev. 7:00 p.m.9/22 Sat. San Diego State* Reno, Nev. 7:00 p.m.9/27 Thur. at Colorado State* Fort Collins, Colo. 6:00 p.m.9/29 Sat. at Wyoming* Laramie, Wyo. 6:00 p.m.10/4 Thur. UNLV* Reno, Nev. 7:00 p.m.10/6 Sat. Fresno State* Reno, Nev. TBA10/11 Thur. at Air Force* Colorado Springs,Colo. 6:00 p.m.10/13 Sat. at Boise State* Boise, Idaho 6:00 p.m.10/20 Sat. New Mexico* Reno, Nev. 1:00 p.m.10/25 Thur. Wyoming* Reno, Nev. 7:00 p.m.10/27 Sat. Colorado State* Reno, Nev. 7:00 p.m.11/1 Thur. at Fresno State* Fresno, Calif. 7:00 p.m.11/3 Sat. at UNLV* Las Vegas, Nev. 7:00 p.m.11/8 Thur. Boise State* Reno, Nev. 7:00 p.m.11/10 Sat. Air Force* Reno, Nev. 1:00 p.m.11/15 Thur. at New Mexico* Albuquerque, N.M. 7:00 p.m.11/20 Tue. at San Diego State* San Diego, Calif. 7:00 p.m.11/30 Fri. NCAA Tournament First Round TBA TBA12/1 Sat. NCAA Tournament Second Round TBA TBA12/7 Fri NCAA Regional Semifinals TBA TBA12/8 Sat. NCAA Regional Finals TBA TBA12/13 Thur. NCAA Semifinals Louisville, Ky. TBA12/15 Sat. NCAA Championship Louisville, Ky. TBAAll Times Pacific*Mountain West Conference matchHome matches in bold and played at Virginia Street Gym

2011 reSultSDatE OPPONENt rEsults # 8/26 vs Portland L,2-3 # 8/27 vs UC Irvine L,1-3 # 8/27 at San Diego State L,0-3 ^ 9/2 vs Washington State L,0-3^ 9/2 vs Butler L,0-3^ 9/3 vs Texas A&M L,0-3^ 9/3 at Portland W,3-2+ 9/9 vs Sacramento State L,1-3+ 9/9 at #1 California L,0-3 + 9/10 vs UT Arlington W,3-1 9/21 UNLV L,0-3* 9/24 FRESNO STATE L,2-3* 9/29 at #11 Hawai’i L,0-3* 10/1 at San Jose State L,0-3 * 10/6 NEW MEXICO STATE L,0-3* 10/8 LOUISIANA TECH W,3-0* 10/13 at Idaho L,1-3 * 10/15 at Utah State L,0-3 10/20 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W,3-0 * 10/22 at Fresno State L,1-3* 10/27 SAN JOSE STATE L,0-3* 10/29 #7 HAWAI’I L,0-3* 11/3 at Louisiana Tech W,3-0 * 11/5 at New Mexico State L,0-3* 11/10 UTAH STATE L,1-3* 11/12 IDAHO L,1-3

# - Aztec Invitational, San Diego, Calif.^ - Portland Nike Invitational, Portland, Ore.+ - Hilton Garden Inn Classic, Berkeley, Calif.* - Western Athletic Conference Match

volleyball INForMatIoN2011 Record 5-21 Home: 2-7, Away: 2-8, Neutral: 1-62011 WAC Record/Finish 2-12 (7th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/5Starters Returning/Lost 4+Libero/2Overall All-Time Record 465-597No. Years in NCAA Tournament/last Five/2005Last Post-Season Opponent StanfordResult L 0-3

volleyball coachINg StaFFHead Coach Ruth Lawanson Alma Mater, Year Fresno State, 1987Record at School (Years) 5-21 (One Year)Career Record (Years) 24-86 (Four Years)Volleyball Office Phone (775) 682-6920Assistant Coaches Alma Mater, YearNate Hallett Nevada, 2008 Phone (775) 682-6919Amy Williamson Tennessee, 2006 Phone (775) 682-6918Director of Operations Taryn Wright (Montana, 2010)Athletic Trainer Jay Henke (North Dakota State, 2005)

returNINg StarterSJanelle Batista MB/RSGrace Anxo OHTessa Lea’ea MBElissa Ji OHKelly Chang L

geNeral INForMatIoNLocation Reno, Nev. 89557Reno/Sparks Population 246,846Enrollment 18,000Nickname; School Colors Wolf Pack; Navy Blue and SilverHome Arena Virgina Street GymConference Mountain WestPresident Dr. Marc JohnsonAthletics Director Cary Groth Alma Mater, Year Northern Illinois, 1978 - Master’s, 1999Athletic Dept. Phone (775) 784-6900Ticket Office Phone (775) 348-PACKPress Row Phone (775) 327-5132Athletics Website www.nevadawolfpack.comUniversity Website www.unr.edu

MedIa ServIceSAssistant Director of Media Services (Volleyball Contact)Nick Saccomanno [email protected] Phone/FAX (775) 682-6985/(775) 784-4386Cell Phone (702) 351-6980Jack Kuestermeyer [email protected] Phone/FAX (775) 682-6984/(775) 784-4386Cell Phone (775) 240-6251Mailing Address Legacy Hall/Mail Stop 264, Reno, NV 89557

StarterS loStErin Garvey RSTatiana Santiago S

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MEDia iNfOrMatiON

NevadaMedIaServIceS

CREDENTIALSCredentials will not be issued to the media for volleyball. However, all media are expected to adhere to Nevada Athletic Department policies and regulations at all times. Should you need a credential for a road contest, you are advised to make your request at least one week prior to the road trip so we can place you on our media list. At home matches, all media will be placed on a pass list.

MEDIA PARKINGMedia parking passes will not be issued. Media, however, is welcome to park as close to the Virginia Street Gym as possible. The first row of parking is reserved for coaches and staff during home contests. Parking will be enforced in this concentrated area.

WORKING LOCATIONSMedia is welcome on the Virginia Street Gymnasium press row at all times. Media is asked to remain behind the press table at all times and not interfere with game operations. Photographers are asked not to shoot in front of, or behind, the press table. Also, photographers are prohibited from using a flash during match play. The University of Nevada is not responsible for any lost or

PRE-MATCH INTERVIEWSIt is at the discretion of Head Coach Ruth Lawanson whether pre-match interviews will be allowed. If interviews are allowed, media is asked to set appointments up through the University of Nevada volleyball contact. The primary contact will be Nick Saccomanno. All practices are open to the media, but may be closed at any time by the head coach or her assistants.

POST-MATCH INTERVIEWSHead Coach Ruth Lawanson and her assistants will be available, as will the players, for post-game interviews. Interviews will take place on the Virginia Street Gym court following the conclusion of the match. Please give a list of requested players to Nick Saccomanno and those players will be made available.

RELEASES AND NOTESMedia releases and statistics will be available 24 hours a day on the university website at nevadawolfpack.com. Additional information can be found on the WAC website: www.wacsports.org. Match notes and releases will also be available before game time on press row. Final statistics and play-by-play will be provided for all who need them. If radio is in attendance, up-to-date statistics will be provided between each game or during a timeout if possible.

MedIa polIcIeS

PriNtReno Gazette-Journal

Lauren Gustus, Sports EditorJim Krajewski, Beat Writer

P.O. Box 22000Reno, NV 89520

Ph: 775.788.6345/Fx: 775.788.6458Email: [email protected];

[email protected]. Nevada Appeal

Sports EditorP.O. Box 2288

Carson City, NV 89702Ph: 775.882.2111/800.221.8013

Email: [email protected] Sagebrush (Student Newspaper)

University of NevadaMS/058

Reno, NV 89557Ph: 775.784.4033/Fx: 775.784.1955

Email: [email protected] Associated Press

Scott SonnerOne East Liberty, Suite 507

Reno, NV 89501Ph: 775.322.3639/Fx: 775.322.3763

Email: [email protected]

Daily Sparks TribuneDan Eckles, Sports Editor

1002 C StreetSparks, NV 89431

Ph. 775.358.8061/Fx: 775.359.3837Email: [email protected]

Lahontan Valley NewsSteve Ranson, Sports Editor

P. O. Box 1297Fallon, NV 89407

Ph: 775.423.604/Fax: 775.423.6041 Tahoe Daily News

Sports Editor3079 Harrison Avenue

South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150Ph: 530.541.3880/Fax: 530.541.0373

raDiOESPN Radio (630 AM/94.5 FM)

(Flagship)Don Marchand, Sports Director

2900 Sutro StreetReno, NV 89512

Ph: 775.329.9261/Fx: 775.323.1450Email: [email protected]

KOH Radio (780 AM)Sports Director

595 E. Plumb LaneReno, NV 89502

Ph: 775.789.6700/Fx: 775.789.6767

KELK Radio (1240 AM)Sports DirectorP.O. Box 5566

Elko, NV 89802Ph: 775.738.1240

tElEvisiONKOLO-TV (ABC) Channel 8Josh Little, Sports DirectorBen Ross, Weekend Anchor

P.O. Box 10000Reno, NV 89510

Ph: 775.351.0222/Fx: 775.858.8877Email: [email protected]

KRNV-TV (NBC) Channel 4Bryan Samudio, Sports Director

Julia Lopez, Weekend Anchor1790 Vassar Street

Reno, NV 89510Ph: 775.785.1210/Fx: 775.785.1206

Email: [email protected] KTVN-TV (CBS) Channel 2

Garrett Dearborn, Sports DirectorTed Brightman, Weekend Anchor

4295 Energy WayReno, NV 89510

Ph: 775.861.4229/Fx: 775.861.4246Email: [email protected] Email:

[email protected]

KRXI Fox 11Roland Glembine

4920 Brookside Ct.Reno, NV 89502

Ph: 775.856.1100Email: [email protected]

KAME Channel 21Steve Cummings, GM4920 Brookside Court

Reno, NV 89502(775) 856-1100

KNVV-TV (Univision)Raul Delgado

300 South Wells, Suite 12Reno, NV 89502

Ph: 775.333.1017/Fx: 775.333.9046KUVR-TV (Azteca America)

Raul Adolfo Segura940 Matley Lane, #15

Reno, NV 89502Ph: 775.327.6800/Fx: 775.327.6827

MOuNtaiN wEstJudy Willson, Volleyball Contact

15455 Gleneagle Drive, Suite 200Colorado Springs, CO 80921

Ph: 719-488-4050 /Fx: 719-487-7241Email: [email protected]

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chad hartleyAsst. AD/Director

(775) 682 [email protected]

Jack KuestermeyerAssistant Director

(775) [email protected]

darron pinkneyAssistant Director


ryan JerzDir. of Elec. Media


addie borghMultimedia Specialist


Nick SaccomannoGraduate Assistant


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athlEtics staff DirEctOry

MaNageMeNt teaMFax: 784-4497 | Mail Stop: 232Cary Groth - Director of Athletics Northern Illinois ‘78 682-6970Keith Hackett - Sr. Assoc. AD/Internal Operations Tarkio College ‘76 682-6966Rory Hickok - Sr. Assoc. AD/External Operations UC Davis ‘83 682-6975John Nunn - Chief Financial Officer Nevada ‘72 682-6967Rhonda Lundin - Assoc. AD/Communications Northwestern ‘96 682-6981Michael Samuels - Associate AD for Marketing San Deigo State ‘01 682-6961

Faculty athletIcS repreSeNtatIveFax: 784-4497 | Mail Stop: 232Jean Perry - Special Assistant to the President Miami ‘72 784-3505

acadeMIcSFax: 784-8040 | Mail Stop: 0067Laura Scott - Coordinator, Student-Athlete Affairs Texas Tech 784-6331James Troxel - Lead Academic Advisor Illinois ‘02 784-6331Nikita Amy - Academic Advisor 784-1403Caitlin Bergman - Academic Advisor 784-3502Heather Cusick - Graduate Assistant 784-1694Alina Loder - Admininsitrative Assistant 327-5010

coMplIaNceFax: 784-6276 | Mail Stop: 264Maureen Marshall - Director of Compliance Serv. Arizona ‘03 682-6945Adam Grams - Compliance Coordinator Nebraska ‘07 682-9501

developMeNtFax: 784-4497 | Mail Stop: 232Rory Hickok - Sr. Assoc. AD/External Operations UC Davis ‘83 682-6975Jerry Cail - Director of Development Washington 682-6973Heather Pennington - Director of Special Events Idaho State ‘96 682-6965Tara Hawkins - Director of Annual Giving Northern Illinois ‘03 682-6973Jeff Rowe - Annual Giving Coordinator Nevada ‘06

equIpMeNtFax: 327-2329 | Mail Stop: 266Chris Collins - Director of Equipment Arizona State ‘02 784-6234Patrick Screen - Assistant Equipment Manager Appalachian State ‘10 784-4373

FacIlItIeS & operatIoNSFax: 784-4497 | Mail Stop: 232Keith Hackett - Sr. Assoc. AD/Internal Operations Tarkio College ‘76 682-6966Jeff Rabedeaux - Facilities & Events Coordinator 682-6931

FINaNceFax: 784-4497 | Mail Stop: 232John Nunn - Chief Financial Officer Nevada ‘72 682-6967Tina Ruff - Fiscal Coordinator Arizona State ‘98 682-6940Debbie Keck - Fiscal Coordinator Nevada ‘05 682-6941

MarKetINg & proMotIoNSFax: 784-4497 | Mail Stop: 264Michael Samuels - Associate AD for Marketing San Deigo State ‘01 682-6961Holly Aycock - Director of Marketing & Promotions Nevada ‘91 682-6961Adam Carp - Coordinator of Involvement/Promotions Nevada ‘10 682-6943

MedIa ServIceSFax: 784-4386 | Mail Stop: 232Chad Hartley - Asst. AD/Media Services Nevada ‘03 682-6892Ryan Jerz - Director of Electronic Media Nevada ‘04 682-6953Jack Kuestermeyer - Asst. Director of Media Serv. South Dakota ‘86 682-6984Darron Pinkney - Asst. Dir. of Media Services CS San Bernardino ‘06 682-6963Addie Borgh - Multimedia Specialist Minnesota State-Moorhead ‘12 682-6914Nick Saccomanno -Graduate Assistant Nevada ‘12 682-6985SportS MedIcINeFax: 784-9077 | Mail Stop: 265Shelly Germann - Director of Sports Medicine North Dakota State ‘96 784-4070Andy Mutnan - Assoc. Director of Sports Medicine North Dakota ‘02 784-3507Joe McBeth, Asst. Director of Sports Medicine Wisconsin-La Crosse ‘06 784-3508Lindsay Adams, Asst. Director of Sports Medicine New Hampshire ‘05 327-2240Jay Henke, Asst. Director of Sports Medicine North Dakota State ‘05 327-2182

StreNgth & coNdItIoNINgFax: 784-4460 | Mail Stop: 266Matt Eck - Director of Strength & Conditioning Kansas State ‘01 682-8329Jeff Bourque - Asst. Strength & Cond. Coach East Central Oklahoma ‘05 784-6395Kyle Sammons - Graduate Assistant 327-5739Cole Nagy - Graduate Assistant 784-6395

Support StaFFFax: 784-4497 | Mail Stop: 232Linda Burkhardt - Administrative Assistant 784-6891K.C. Hotchkiss - Executive Assistant 682-6906Julie Martinez - Administrative Assistant 784-3500Andrea Pearson - Assistant to the AD 682-6969Dick Trachok - Director of Athletics Emeritus Nevada ‘49 682-6932

tIcKet SaleS & operatIoNSFax: 784-4386 | Mail Stop: 232Amy Engelbert - Director of Ticketing Wisconsin-Stevens Point ‘98 682-6930Meredith Montoya- Sales Manager South Carolina ‘96 682-6905Adam Hyde - Ticket Office Coordinator Nevada ‘09 682-6929Ricardo Ramos - General Manager Springfield College ‘97 327-5025Alexa Anderson - Account Executive Nevada ‘11 327-5001Gino Pascucci - Account Executive Nevada ‘10 327-5013Anthony Scarpino - Account Executive Penn State ‘12 327-5009Sam Schauf - Account Executive Penn State ‘ 11 327-5013Rachel Weaver - Account Executive Nevada ‘12 327-5003 vIdeoFax: 784-6992 | Mail Stop: 266Adam Raymond - Video Coordinator Syracuse ‘98 784-6992

WolF pacK SportS propertIeSFax: 327-2075 | Mail Stop: 232Andy McDowell - General Manager Fresno State ‘96 327-2071Pete Korstad - Account Executive Oregon ‘04 327-2072Patrick Bunetta - Sales Coordinator 327-2073 Bowling Green ‘09

head coacheSGary Powers - Baseball Nevada ‘71 682-6978David Carter - Basketball St. Mary’s ‘89 682-6949Jane Albright - Women’s Basketball Appalachian State ‘77 682-6923Kirk Elias - Cross Country Minnesota ‘78 682-6912Chris Ault - Football Nevada ‘68 784-6891Jacob Wilner - Men’s Golf Coastal Carolina ‘01 682-6938Chad Spencer - Women’s Golf Fresno State ‘05 682-6989Fred Harvey - Rifle U.S. Military Academy 784-6618Melissa Price - Soccer Maryland ‘97 682-6935Matt Meuchel - Softball Arizona State ‘00 682-6925Abby Steketee - Swimming & Diving Northwestern ‘03 682-6915Erik Burton, Men’s Tennis Western New Mexico ‘97 682-6937Guillaume Tonelli - Women’s Tennis (interim) Nevada ‘08 682-6939Shantel Twiggs - Track & Field Northern Iowa ‘95 682-6913Ruth Lawanson - Volleyball Fresno State ‘87 682-6918

All Area Code: 775

Mailing Address:University of Nevada Athletics

1664 N. Virginia StreetLegacy Hall/MS232

Reno, NV 89557-0110

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rosters

alphabetical ROSteRNo Name Pos Ht Yr-Exp Hometown (Last School)

5 Grace Anxo OH/RS 5’10” Jr.-2L Reno, Nev./Bishop Manogue HS

3 Janelle Batista MB/RS 5’11” Sr.-3L Corvallis, Ore./Crescent Valley HS

2 Kelly Chang L/DS 5’2” Sr.-3L Honolulu, Hawaii/Hawaii Baptist Academy

17 Dana Holt S 5’10” Jr.-2L Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza HS

15 Elissa Ji OH 5’10” Sr-3L Honolulu, Hawai`i/Maryknoll HS

4 Kara Kasser DS/L 5’5” Fr.-HS Brea, Calif./Brea Olinda HS

1 Sommer King OH/RS 5’9” Fr.-HS Las Vegas, Nev./Green Valley HS

6 Tessa Lea’ea MB 6’3” So.-1L Stockton, Calif./Cesar Chavez HS

8 Megan Mize DS 5’11” Fr.-HS Stateline, Nev./Whittell HS

13 Bonnie Paul OH 6’0” So.-1L Madera, Calif./Liberty HS

12 Taylar Rothfuss S 5’10” Fr.-HS Prescott, Ariz./Prescott HS

10 Sam Willoughby RS/MH 6’1” Fr.-HS Jamul, Calif./Steele Canyon HS

numeRical ROSteRNo Name Pos Ht Yr-Exp Hometown (Last School)

1 Sommer King OH/RS 5’9” Fr.-HS Las Vegas, Nev./Green Valley HS

2 Kelly Chang L/DS 5’2” Sr.-3L Honolulu, Hawaii/Hawaii Baptist Academy

3 Janelle Batista MB/RS 5’11” Sr.-3L Corvallis, Ore./Crescent Valley HS

4 Kara Kasser DS/L 5’5” Fr.-HS Brea, Calif./Brea Olinda HS

5 Grace Anxo OH/RS 5’10” Jr.-2L Reno, Nev./Bishop Manogue HS

6 Tessa Lea’ea MB 6’3” So.-1L Stockton, Calif./Cesar Chavez HS

8 Megan Mize DS 5’11” Fr.-HS Stateline, Nev./Whittell HS

10 Sam Willoughby RS/MH 6’1” Fr.-HS Jamul, Calif./Steele Canyon HS

12 Taylar Rothfuss S 5’10” Fr.-HS Prescott, Ariz./Prescott HS

13 Bonnie Paul OH 6’0” So.-1L Madera, Calif./Liberty HS

15 Elissa Ji OH 5’10” Sr-3L Honolulu, Hawai`i/Maryknoll HS

17 Dana Holt S 5’10” Jr.-2L Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza HS

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coaches and pronunciation

Ruth lawanSOn head coach fresno state, 1987nate hallett assistant coach nevada, 2008amy williamSOn assistant coach tennessee, 2006taRyn wRight director of volleyball operations montana, 2010jay henke team trainer north dakota state, 2005

2012 nevada vOlleyballpROnunciatiOnS

Nevada NEH-VA-DuH (NOT: NEH-VAH-DuH; AND NOT: uNR OR NEVADA-RENO)

grace aNxo ANKSOelissa ji ALEESA GEEtessa lea’ea LAY-A-uH

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tv/radio roster

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SOMMER KINGOH/RSLAS VEGAS, NEV.

GRACE ANXOOH/RSRENO, NEV.

TAYLAR ROTHFUSSSPRESCOTT, ARIZ.

KELLY CHANGL/DSHONOLULU, HAWAII

TESSA LEA’EAMBSTOCKTON, CALIF.

BONNIE PAULOHMADERA, CALIF.

JANELLE BATISTAMB/RSCORVALLIS, ORE.

MEGAN MIZEDSSTATELINE, NEV.

ELLISSA JIOHHONOLULU, HAWAII

KARA KASSERDS/LBREA, CALIF.

SAM WILLOUGHBYRS/MBJAMUL, CALIF.

DANA HOLTSYORBA LINDA, CALIF.

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season preview

The Nevada volleyball team will welcome the challenges of competing in the Mountain West in 2012 with open arms, buoyed by the confidence of second-year head coach Ruth Lawanson.

“If we use our volleyball I.Q., outwork our opponents and stay in points until the very end, we will compete well in what is a much tougher conference from top to bottom,” she said.

The Wolf Pack is coming off a 5-21 (2-12) record in its last season in the Western Athletic Conference in 2011.

schedule Lawanson knows the Mountain West well. She was an assistant at Air Force from 2008-10. She has stressed the rise in level of competition to her players in the first week of on-campus training for the Fall season, using examples like Boise State, the sixth place team in the Mountain West in 2011. The Broncos finished with a 16-15 overall record. San Jose State, the sixth place team in the WAC in 2011, was 12-17, five games worse than Boise State. The Wolf Pack will open the season at the Fairfield Inn North Baylor Classic in Waco, Texas, from August 24-25. The Event, hosted by Baylor, will feature the host Bears along with Tulane and Texas A&M Corpus Christi. The Wolf Pack Invitational will mark the beginning of the 2012 home schedule for the Pack, as Cal State Fullerton, Washington State and Cal State Bakersfield descend on Reno from September 6-8. Nevada will open against Cal State Fullerton at 7 p.m. on September 6, inside the Virginia Street Gym. Nevada’s toughest non-conference test will also come at home, when Texas Tech arrives in Reno on September 19 to take on Nevada. Three days later, Nevada’s first Mountain West contest will also come at home against San Diego State. Each team in the conference will play its eight opponents home and away, and Nevada will make the return trip to SDSU on November 20. Colorado State will also be a tough opponent for the Pack, as it takes on the Rams on September 27 in Fort Collins and October 27 in Reno. “The teams that occupied the top of the conference standings last season, as well as the overall depth of the league, will make this season an exceptional opportunity for us,” Lawanson said. “We are going to have to defend our home court to have a successful season.”

front row A middle driven team in 2011, Lawanson will look to two all-conference players, with the help of a deep well of outside hitters, to lead the Nevada in 2012. Janelle Batista and Tessa Lea’ea will return after stellar seasons in 2011. Batista, a senior middle blocker/right-side hitter from Corvallis, Ore., earned second-team all-WAC honors a season ago as a middle blocker. She led the Pack with 227 kills. Lea’ea, a Stockton, Calif. native, was named to the all-freshman team in her first season, also as a middle blocker. She was second on the team with 223 kills. Returners Elissa Ji, Grace Anxo and Bonnie Paul will attack from outside positions. The trio had 369 kills combined in 2011, led by Ji’s 169. Anxo finished with 145 and Paul had 55. Freshmen Sam Willoughby, a middle hitter, and Sommer King, an outside hitter, are also expected to compete for playing time. Willoughby earned four varsity letters for Karolyn Kirby at Steele Canyon High School in Spring Valley, Calif. She graduated as the school’s all-time leader in kills (896), (47.1), hitting percentage (35.9) and blocks (271). As a member of the Coast Volleyball Club, she finished 17th in the open division junior nationals in 2011. King lettered twice in volleyball at Green Valley HS in Henderson, Nev. A part of a state championship team in 2011 and three regional championship teams from 2009-11, she left as a member of the most decorated group of players at Spring Valley. “We will need to be a true team this season,” Lawanson said. “One of the areas in which that will be most apparent is our offensive produc-tion. We are going to need to get offense from all of our front-line players.”

defensive specialist/libero Nevada’s most experienced defensive specialist/libero will be senior Kelly Chang. She led the Pack with 312 digs, 125 more than the sec-ond-best defender last season, graduated senior Tatiana Santiago. Chang played in all 26 matches during her junior campaign. Two freshmen will bolster Nevada’s defensive corps this season. Kara Kasser, a native of Brea, Calif. (Brea Olinda HS) will join the Pack as a defensive specialist/libero. Megan Mize, a local product, is a native of Zephyr Cove, Calif. (George Whittell HS) and will be a defensive specialist at Nevada. Kasser was a two-time all-Century-League selection and a three-year letterwinner at Brea Olinda. She was a team captain in her junior and senior seasons. Playing her club volleyball for the Impact and Goldenwest Volleyball Clubs, she was a four-time participant in the U.S. Junior Olympics. Mize was an all-around athlete at Whittell, lettering once in track and field, twice in basketball and four times in volleyball. She has competed at the club level for the past five seasons, captaining her Silver State Volleyball Club team last season. “There will be competition at every position this season, including our defensive spots,” Lawanson said. “That is one of the ways this team will benefit from its composition.”

setter One of Nevada’s considerable losses was at the setter spot with the graduation of Santiago. She piled up 880 assists in 2011, by far the most on the team. The competition to replace Santiago will come from two players, junior Dana Holt and freshman Taylar Rothfuss. Holt had two assists in limited action last season. Rothfuss played her club volleyball with the Yavapai Juniors for the last eight seasons. She was a part of a Fiesta Classic Championship team in 2010. She was also a second-team all-state performer as a senior.

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head coach ruth lawanson

ruth lawansom - 2nd season

Coaching experience 2011-present: Head Coach, Nevada 2010: Assistant Coach, Nevada 2008-09: Assistant Coach, Air Force 2005-2007: Head Coach, Angelo State 1999-2004: Assistant Coach, Fresno State 1995-1998: Assistant Coach, Purdue

education: Fresno State: Bachelor’s - Business Administration, 1987hometown: Fresno, Calif.Family: Husband - Shawn Kenan

Ruth Lawanson enters her second year as the head coach for the University of Nevada volleyball program and third as a member of the Wolf Pack coaching staff. After one season as an assistant coach with the University of Nevada volleyball program Ruth Lawanson was named the interim head coach on Feb. 1, 2011, and after serving in that capacity for seven short months Athletics Director Cary Groth named her the permanent head coach on July 22, 2011.Lawanson is in charge of all aspects of the program and will continue to work with the middle blockers and right side hitters. In her first year leading the program the Pack posted a 5-21 mark and went 2-12 in the Western Athletic Conference. Two of her middle blockers earned all-conference honors as junior Janelle Batista was a second-team selection and redshirt-freshman Tessa Lea`ea was named to the freshman team. Seven members of the 2011 team earned WAC academic honors. In her career, she has helped coached 19 all-conference players, one all-region selection and an American Volleyball Coaches Association honorable-mention All-American. She has also helped mentor 63 academic all-conference student-athletes. Prior to coming to Nevada she spent two seasons as an assistant coach at the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Before joining the staff at Air Force she was the head coach at NCAA II San Angelo State for three seasons where she also served as the school’s Senior Woman Administrator and lectured in the Department of Kinesiology. She led the Rams to a 19-65 record during her tenure. Lawanson was an assistant coach for six seasons at Fresno State, her alma mater. She helped guide the Bulldogs to an NCAA Tournament berth. Her coaching stints also include four years as an assistant coach and head recruiter at Purdue University. A setter and hitter during her career she was a member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic team that won the bronze medal in Barcelona. She spent four seasons with the U.S. National Team, playing on the 1991 World Cup squad that earned a bronze medal in Japan and the 1990 World Championships team that won a bronze medal in China. She was also honored with the national team’s 1991 Judy Bellomo Players Award and won a gold medal with the 1992 U.S. Olympic Festival West Region team. Prior to her time on the national squad, Lawanson played with the Dallas Belles and the Minnesota Monarchs of the Major Volleyball League from 1987-89. She was the league MVP in 1988 and earned USVBA All-America honors with the national champion Chrysler Californians club team in 1989. She resumed her professional career in 1992, playing three years in Italy and France. At the collegiate level, Lawanson was one of the greatest players in Fresno State history, becoming the first Bulldog ever to earn NCAA Division I All-America honors as a senior in 1984. She was a three-time team MVP for the Bulldogs (1982-84) and her names still appears in several categories in the Fresno State record book.As a senior in 1984, Lawanson guided the Bulldogs to a 26-13 record and a fifth-place finish at the NCAA Tournament. For her efforts she was named NorPac co-Player of the Year, first-team All-NorPac and earned All-Northwest Region honors. At the conclusion of her stellar Fresno State playing career, Lawanson became the first female athlete in the history of Fresno State to have her jersey retired. She was also the first athlete in a sport other than football and only the fourth athlete overall to receive that honor from Fresno State. Her other Fresno State accolades include the 1984 Rosa Parks award and designation as the 1984-85 Female Athlete of the Year. A member of both the Fresno State Athletic Hall of Fame and the Clovis West High School (Calif.) Wall of Fame, Lawanson was also named one of Fresno State’s Top 25 Greatest Athletes and one of the Central Valley’s Top 25 Greatest Athletes of the 20th Century. She has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the American Volleyball Coaches Association and continues to pass on her expertise at a number of volleyball camps and clinics around the country. Lawanson received her bachelor’s degree in business administration from Fresno State in 1987 and is currently working toward her master’s degree. She and her husband, Shawn Kenan, have been married since 2002.

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assistant coaches

natehallett7th season(fIfth as assIstant coach)

Nate Hallett enters his seventh season coaching the Nevada volleyball team in 2012 and fifth as a fulltime assistant coach. Hallett spent two seasons as a volunteer assistant prior to being named a full time assistant just prior to the start of 2008 campaign.

Prior to joining the Wolf Pack staff, he coached at various levels including junior college, club, high school and overseas.

Hallett has added a new and very crucial role last season at the recruiting coordinator for future Pack players. Primarily he coaches the Pack setters but is involved in the all aspects of the offensive game plan. Additional duties include opponent scouting, assisting with team travel and equipment.

He spent one season as the head volleyball coach at Churchill High School in Fallon, Nev. prior to his arrival at Nevada. Locally, he has coached the Sierra Nevada Volleyball Club and the Capitol City Volleyball Club teams. He coached three former Pack players Teal Ericson, Carly Sorensen and Tristin Johnson when working with the Sierra Nevada and Capitol City Volleyball Clubs.

Internationally he played and coached in Germany. In 2002 he served as an assistant men’s coach at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, Calif. and the next year was an assistant with the women’s team.

He completed his bachelor’s degree at Nevada in general studies in 2008. The Rocklin, Calif. native graduated from Rocklin High School in 1999.

On July 31, 2009 he married the former Rachael DeRiemer in her hometown of San Diego. The couple welcomed their first child Penelope Miller Hallett on April 9, 2012 and she shares her birthday with her father.

Coaching experienceas a coach 2008-present: Assistant Coach, Nevada 2006-07: Volunteer Coach, Nevada 2005-06: Head Coach, Churchill County High School 2005-present: Coach, Northern Nevada Juniors Volleyball Club 2003-04: Coach, TSV Bad Saulgau U19 2002-03: Coach, Saddelback Valley Volleyball Club 2002-03: Assistant Coach, Orange Coast College

assistant coacheducation: Nevada: Bachelor’s - General Studies, 2008hometown: Rocklin, Calif.Family: Wife - Rachael; Daughter - Penelope

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assistant coaches

amYwIllIamson1st season

Coaching experienceas a coach 2012-present: Assistant Coach, Nevada 2009-2011: Assistant Coach, Tulane University 2008: Assistant Coach, Binghamton University 2007: Assistant Coach, Nicholls State University 2006: Head coach, College of the Southwest

assistant coacheducation: University of Tennessee: Bachelor’s - Advertising/Business, 2006; SUNY Cortland: Master’s - Sports Management, 2009hometown: Michigan City, Ind.Family: Husband: Scott

Amy Williamson is in her first season as an assistant coach for the University of Nevada volleyball team. Williamson brings a wealth of coaching and playing experience to the team. She will work with the defensive specialists, liberos and passers.

She comes to Nevada after three years at Tulane University, where she was the head coach of the sand volleyball team and associate head coach with the indoor squad.

“I’m excited to have Amy join our staff,” head coach Ruth Lawanson said. “She is a strong recruiter and brings a different recruiting region to our staff. She will be helping to train the defensive specialists and passers. Amy brings a passion to the game and I am thrilled to have her join our program.”

Williamson was an assistant for the Tulane squad that qualified for the 2009 NCAA Tournament. Her 2010 recruiting class was nationally recognized and included the Conference USA Freshman of the Year.

Williamson has also coached at Binghamton University, Nicholls State University and College of the Southwest. Collegiately she played at the University of Tennessee where she helped the Lady Vols to the NCAA Tournament as a junior and senior. In 2004 she was named the Southeastern Conference Defensive Player of the Year, first-team All-SEC and honorable mention AVCA All-America. She earned MVP honors at the 2004 SEC Tournament after helping Tennessee to the title. The 2004 Lady Vols won the regional championship before falling in the national semifinals.

Williamson was a three-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll. As a prep athlete she earned All-America honors and was named the 2001 Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year and to the Volleyball Magazine “Fab 50”.

The Michigan City, Ind. native attended Penn State following an outstanding high school career at Michigan City High School before transferring to Tennessee. After her career at Tennessee she played professional volleyball in Indonesia, Puerto Rico and in the United States.

She completed her bachelor’s degree in advertising from Tennessee in 2006 and earned a master’s degree in sports management from SUNY-Cortland in 2009.

Her husband, Scott, is an assistant coach for the Nevada women’s track & field team. The couple resides in Reno.

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support staFF

tarYnwrIght2nd season

jaYhenke4th season

The 2012 season will be the first for Taryn Wright as the Director of Operations for the University of Nevada volleyball program. A former setter, Wright will track statistics during matches and put together scouting information on the Wolf Pack’s opponents this season. Last season, Wright helped assistant coach Nate Hallett work with the Wolf Pack setters as a volunteer assistant coach.“I would like to thank Ruth for this opportunity and am very excited to be a part of Nevada Volleyball again this year,” Wright said.In addition to her duties tracking statistics during matches and scouting opponents, she will assist the Nevada coaching staff by filming practicing sessions and putting together itineraries for road trips.A four-year setter at Montana from 2006-09, she received a bachelor’s degree in elementary education in the fall of 2010. A native of Fair Oaks, Calif., she attended Saint Francis High School. While playing for the Grizzlies Wright set a conference mark with 13 aces in a match and her 79 assists ranks second. In Montana history, she ranks fourth in career assists and aces. Following her junior and senior seasons she earned second-team All-Big Sky Conference honors. As a sophomore she was named the honorable mention All-Big Sky Conference team and was selected to the all-tournament team her freshman year. She became the first player in school history since the inception of rally scoring to record triple digits in five statistical categories; aces, assists digs, blocks and kills. While completing her bachelor’s degree, Wright was a student assistant with the Montana volleyball team. Previously she coached the Montana Volleyball Academy U18 Elite team in 2009 and the Force Volleyball Club U13 squad in 2010-11. She has worked several collegiate camps including Nevada, Montana, Cal, UCLA and Florida along with Saint Francis High School.

Henke began at Nevada in 2009 as an assistant director of sports medicine. Today, he is responsible for the volleyball and softball teams. He attained his B.S. in athletic training from North Dakota State and his masters in Higher Education from Nevada. Henke’s certifications include a license as an athletic trainer in the state of Nevada (LAT), membership in the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and membership on the Nevada State Board of Athletic Trainers. On a day-to-day basis, Henke monitors student-athletes for injury and soreness, assists them with rehabilitation and recovery and prepares them for competition with external supports such as bracing and joint taping. Prior to Nevada, Henke worked with the women’s basketball team at Montana State University from July of 2008 to June of 2009.

experience 2011-present: Director of Operations, Nevada 2010-11: Coach, Force Volleyball Club U13 2009: Coach, Montana Volleyball Academy U18 Elite

experience 2009-present: Assistant Director of Sports Medicine, Nevada 2008-09: Athletic Trainer for Women’s Basketball, Montana State

director oF operationseducation: Montana: Bachelor’s - Elementary Education, 2010hometown: Fair Oaks, Calif.

assistant director oF sports medicineeducation: North Dakota State: Bachelor’s - Athletic Training, 2003; Nevada: Master’s - Higher Educationhometown: Lakeville, Minn.

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graceanxo#5Outside Hitter/rigHt side Hitter5-10JuniOrrenO, nev.(BisHOp ManOgue Hs)

player profiles

nevada two-year starter who returns for her third season in the program ... Will once again battle for a starting sport ... Local player who decided to stay home to play her collegiate volleyball.2011: Played in all 26 matches in her sophomore season and earned 18 starts ... Averaged 1.69 kills and 2.05 digs per set ... Fourth on the team in digs and fifth in kills per set ... Five times led the Pack in kills in a match ... Led the team averaging .35 service aces per set which ranked second in the WAC ... Named to WAC Academic Team for the second consecutive year ... Posted two double-doubles with 11 kills and 10 digs versus UC Irvine (Aug. 27) and 10 kills and 12 digs against Butler (Sept. 2) ... Reached double figures in kills and digs five times on the season ... Top kill performance was 17 in the season opener versus Portland (Aug. 26) ... Earned second volleyball letter.2010: Started 29 of 30 matches at outside hitter in her first season at Nevada ... Named to WAC Freshman team after averaging 2.09 kills, 1.65 digs and 2.56 points per set ... Posted a double-double in her first collegiate match with 12 kills and 11 digs in a 3-1 season opening victory over Utah Valley (Aug. 27) ... Added a second double-double with 15 kills and 11 digs in a 3-1 victory over Fresno State (Oct. 2) ... Posted double figures in kills eight times on the season with a season-high 18 in the Pack’s 3-2 victory at San Jose State (Oct. 30) ... Five times led the Pack in kills in a match with three of those totals being match highs ... Reached double digits in digs five times with a season best 13 coming at New Mexico State (Oct. 17) ... 2.09 kills per set tied for third on the team and 2.56 points per set ranked third ... Led the team serving .21 service aces per set ... Earned first volleyball letter ... Named to WAC Freshman Academic team.

prior to nevada: Four-year volleyball letterwinner at Reno’s Bishop Manogue High School for coach Jason Sterrett ... Three-time first-team All-Sierra League and all-region selection ... Twice selected All-Sierra League and region Player of the Year ... Named to all-state academic team ... Helped BMHS to the 2008 state and region titles ... Played club volleyball for Northern Nevada Juniors and Sierra Nevada Volleyball Club.

personal Likes being active and spending time with friends and family during her free time ... Enjoys playing beach volleyball with her sister Sofia ... Has been attending Nevada athletic events since she was three and her grandfather has been attending Nevada events since 1947 ... Brother played basketball at San Diego Christian College and cousin pitchers in the Texas Rangers organization ... Career highlight was winning regional and state title in 2008 at Bishop Manogue High School ... Sports hero is John Wooden ... Daughter of John and Yvonne Anxo ... Chose Nevada over TCU, Colorado State, Utah State, USF, Pacific and Montana State ... Working on a degree in sociology.

career statisticsSeaSon SP MP K K/S e Ta PcT a a/S Sa Sa/S Se DIG D/S Re BS Ba TB B/S Be BHe PTS PTS/S2010 104 30 217 2.09 144 706 .103 12 0.12 22 0.21 32 172 1.65 18 6 42 48 0.46 4 0 266.0 2.56 2011 86 26 145 1.69 133 558 .022 19 0.22 30 0.35 40 176 2.05 23 6 19 25 0.29 0 1 190.5 2.21

TOTAL 190 56 362 1.91 277 1264 .067 31 0.16 52 0.27 72 348 1.83 41 12 61 73 0.38 4 1 456.5 2.40

single-MatcH HigHsKills: 18 at San Jose State 10/30/10 attacks: 48 at UNLV 9/27/10 attack pct: .412 at San Jose State 10/30/10 (18-4-34)assists: 3 vs UC Irvine 8/27/11serve aces: 4 vs UC Irvine 8/27/11 Idaho 11/4/10digs: 16 vs UT Arlington 9/10/11Blocks: 8 Notre Dame 9/4/10Block solo: 2 vs Portland 9/17/10Block assist: 7 Notre Dame 9/4/10

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janellebatista#3MiddLe BLOcKer/rigHt side Hitter5-11seniOrcOrvaLLis, Ore.(crescent vaLLey Hs)

player profiles

nevada One of three seniors on the team ... two-year starter who should once again earn a starting spot in her final season in the silver & Blue ... provides the team with leadership in her senior campaign.2011: Earned second-team All-WAC honors in her third year in the program ... Named to Aztec Invitational All-Tournament team after averaging 2.58 kills with a .387 attack percentage in three matches ... Started all 24 matches in which she played missing two with injury ... Began the season posting a career-high 20 kills against Portland (Aug. 26) ... Reached double figures in kills 10 times and six times led the team in kills with two of them being match highs ... Ninth in the conference averaging 3.25 points per set and ranked 10th averaging 2.67 kills per set ... Led the team in kills (227), kills per set (2.67), points (276), points per set (3.25) and was third in blocks (53) ... Recorded a kill in every match and block in 22 of 24 ... Top match was the season opener when she had the career-high 20 kills and added to two assists, four blocks and an ace to total 23 points ... Received her third volleyball letter.2010: Earned a starting spot in her second season in the program starting the final 27 matches and playing in 29 ... Named Wolf Pack Invitational MVP after leading the Pack to the title when she averaged 2.36 kills, 1.27 blocks and hit .321 ... Finished second on the team averaging .83 blocks per set and 1.48 kills per set was fifth in on the squad ... Reached double figures in kills four times on the season which included a then career-high 11 in a 3-1 home victory over Utah State (Oct. 15) ... Three other double digit kills matches were 10 in three home matches versus Northern Arizona (Sept. 10), Pacific (Sept. 11) and Idaho (Nov. 4) ... Ten kills in the Pacific match tied Erin Garvey for team-high honors ... Earned second volleyball letter.2009: Played in 22 matches earning starts in 17 ... Recorded a kill in 20 of 22 matches ... Averaged .95 kills and .51 blocks per set ... Totaled a season-high six kills six times during the season ... Top match came in a 3-2 victory vs. Sam Houston State (Sept. 12) when she had six kills, two digs and four blocks to total a season-high eight points ... Finished the year with 37 total blocks and .51 blocks per set to rank fourth on the team ... Sixth on the team averaging .95 kills per set ... Six blocks versus Loyola Marymount (Sept. 18) was a season-high ... Earned first volleyball letter.

prior to nevada: Lettered three years in volleyball and basketball while earning two letters in track & field at Crescent Valley High School in Corvallis, Ore ... Senior season was co-MVP of the Mid-Willamette Conference and a first-team all-state selection ... Helped guide the Raiders to an eighth place finish at the state meet ... Two-time first-team all conference honoree and was a second team selection as a sophomore ... Competing in the high jump she won the district meet her sophomore and junior seasons ... Placed sixth in the high jump as a sophomore and 10th her junior season at the state meet ... Played her last season of club volleyball for Northwest Juniors and coach Rod Jones.

personal Enjoys music and singing in the shower ... Likes going to the beach and eating her Mom’s fried chicken ... Chose Nevada over Hofstra and Louisiana-Monroe ... Father played baseball for the Angels and Padres reaching the Triple A level ... Career highlight was playing in the state tournament her senior year ... Earned a 4.00 grade point average the first semester of her senior year ... Daughter of Lisa Chambers ... Business management major.

career statisticsSeaSon SP MP K K/S e Ta PcT a a/S Sa Sa/S Se DIG D/S Re BS Ba TB B/S Be BHe PTS PTS/S2009 73 22 69 0.95 48 192 .109 7 0.10 0 0.00 0 10 0.14 2 4 33 37 0.51 12 0 89.5 1.22 2010 99 29 147 1.48 80 387 .173 6 0.06 0 0.00 8 18 0.18 0 8 74 82 0.83 22 3 192.0 1.94 2011 85 24 227 2.67 85 494 .287 12 0.14 17 0.20 28 43 0.51 1 11 42 53 0.62 23 0 276.0 3.25

TOTAL 257 75 443 1.72 213 1073 .214 25 0.10 17 0.07 36 71 0.28 3 23 149 172 0.67 57 3 557.5 2.17

single-MatcH HigHsKills: 20 vs. Portland 8/26/11attacks: 37 vs. Sacramento St. 9/9/11attack pct: .613 vs Portland 8/26/11 (20-1-31)assists: 3 San Jose State 10/27/11serve aces: 3 Seattle University 10/20/11 at Fresno State 10/22/11 Fresno State 9/24/11digs: 5 at Portland 9/3/11 vs Sacramento State 9/9/11 Northern Arizona 9/10/10Blocks: 8 Notre Dame 9/4/10Block solo: 2 New Mexico State 10/6/11Block assist: 8 Notre Dame 9/4/10

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kellycHang#2LiBerO/defensive speciaList5-2seniOrHOnOLuLu, HaWaii(HaWaii Baptist acadeMy)

player profiles

nevada returning starter at libero who will be playing her final season in the silver & Blue ... One of three seniors on the squad ... Has played in all 87 matches during her career ... Honored for her academics by the Wac the last three years ... One of two senior players from Hawaii on the roster.2011: Earned the starting spot at libero for the Wolf Pack playing in all 26 matches ... Led the team and ranked fifth in the WAC averaging 3.43 digs per set ... Reached double figures in digs in 17 matches ... Posted a career-high 22 digs at SJSU (Oct. 1) ... Recorded over 20 digs twice with the 22 and 21 vs. Butler (Sept. 2) ... Topped the team in digs 17 times in match with seven being match highs ... Had a dig in all 26 matches ... Dished out a career-high seven assists at Fresno State (Oct. 22) ... Earned third volleyball letter ... Named to the WAC Academic team for the third time.2010: Saw action in all 30 matches earning two starts on the season ... Named to the WAC Academic team ... Played primarily defensive specialist ... Season and match-high 14 digs versus Maryland (Aug. 28) ... Reached double figures in digs three times on the season the 14 against Maryland, 11 at Louisiana Tech (Nov. 18) and 10 versus Portland (Sept. 17) ... Ten digs in the Portland match led the Pack and seven at UC Davis (Sept. 18) tied for the team honor ... Averaged 1.52 digs per set to rank fifth on the team as did her 150 total digs ... Recorded a dig in 27 of 30 matches played ... Received second volleyball letter.2009: Played in all 31 matches earning five starts ... Recorded a dig in 30 of 31 matches ... Season-high 11 digs twice at home versus Portland State (Sept. 12) and Utah State (Oct. 10) ... Four times reached double figures in digs the two 11 dig outings and 10 twice versus Fresno State at home (Sept. 26) and in the WAC Tournament (Nov. 23) in Las Vegas ... Her 173 digs and 1.57 digs per set ranked third on the team ... Fourth on the squad averaging .22 receptions per set ... Three service aces in the WAC Tournament vs. FS tied for the second best match total by a Pack player ... Match-high eight digs vs. Louisiana Tech (Nov. 14) and 11 versus Portland State (Sept. 12) was a team-high ... One of five players who saw action in all 31 matches ... Named to WAC Freshman Academic team ... Earned first volleyball letter.prior to nevada: Three-year volleyball letterwinner at Hawaii Baptist Academy in Honolulu for coach Myles Shioji ... Earned team MVP honors her senior year in addition to garnering first-team all-state and all-league recognition ... Helped guide Hawaii Baptist to back-to-back state and Interscholastic League of Hawaii titles ... Played for Jammers Volleyball Club coached by Debbie Yee and Roland Tagaban ... Earned all-tournament honors at 17’s club Junior Olympics and the squad placed second.

personal In her free time Chang likes to cook, dance, bake and spend time out outdoors ... Likes to hang out with friends when not on the volleyball court ... Daughter of Gary and Susan Chang ... Majoring in community health science.


TOTAL 300 87 8 0.03 2 18 .333 104 0.35 44 0.15 41 635 2.12 57 0 0 0 0.00 1 1 52.0 0.17

single-MatcH HigHsKills: 1 8 times attacks: 3 vs Houston 9/5/09assists: 7 at Fresno State 10/22/11 serve aces: 3 vs Fresno State 11/23/09digs: 22 at San Jose State 10/1/11

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danaHolt#17setter5-10JuniOryOrBa Linda, caLif.(esperanza Hs)

player profiles

nevada One of two setters on the roster ... the junior should battle for playing time and a starting spot with freshman taylar rothfuss.2011: Saw action in just one match for the Pack in her sophomore season appearing in two sets at San Diego State (Aug. 27) ... Dished out two assists at SDSU ... Earned second volleyball letter.2010: Playing primarily as the backup setter she saw action in eight matches and 12 sets to earn a volleyball letter ... Averaged 3.58 assists per set ... Twice reached double figures in assists with 23 at UNLV (Sept. 27) and 10 versus Louisiana Tech (Oct. 23) ... The 23 assists at UNLV topped the team as she came off the bench and nearly lead the Pack to a comeback victory after trailing 2-0 Nevada won the next two sets 28-26 and 25-21 before falling in the fifth 15-10 with her directing the offense.

prior to nevada: Lettered three years for coach Isaac Owens at Esperanza High School in Anaheim, Calif. ... Earned three letters in track & field ... Honor student athlete four years in volleyball and track ... Named to Sunset League first-team as a senior and was a second-team selection junior year ... Third-team all-county selection senior season ... Team captain and Co-MVP in volleyball senior year ... Played five years for Gold West Volleyball Club which was also coached by Isaac Owens ... Team earned bronze medal at 2009 17’s.

personal In her free time likes going to the beach, spending time with friends and family, shopping and reading ... Secretary of Nevada’s Student Athlete Advisory Committee ... Daughter of Gregg and Kim Holt ... Brother Dennis was a member of UCLA’s 2010 baseball team that placed second at the College World Series ... Working on a degree in business administration ... Member of Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

career statisticsSeaSon SP MP K K/S e Ta PcT a a/S Sa Sa/S Se DIG D/S Re BS Ba TB B/S Be BHe PTS PTS/S2010 12 8 1 0.08 1 4 .000 43 3.58 1 0.08 2 4 0.33 0 1 4 5 0.42 0 0 5.0 0.42 2011 2 1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 2 1.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 1 0.0 0.00

TOTAL 14 9 1 0.07 1 4 .000 45 3.21 1 0.07 2 4 0.29 0 1 4 5 0.36 1 1 5.0 0.36

single-MatcH HigHsKills: 1 at UNLV 9/27/10attacks: 2 at UNLV 9/27/10 assists: 23 at UNLV 9/27/10 serve aces: 1 Louisiana Tech 10/23/10 digs: 3 at UNLV 9/27/10Blocks: 3 at UNLV 9/27/10Block solo: 1 Louisiana Tech 10/23/10Block assist: 3 at UNLV 9/27/10

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elissaji#15Outside Hitter5-10seniOrHOnOLuLu, HaWaii(Mary KnOLL Hs)

player profiles

nevada returns for her fourth and final season in the silver & Blue ... starter in two of her first three seasons and is expected to once again earn a starting spot ... One of three seniors who will be looked to for leadership this season ... along with Kelly chang comes to the pack from Hawaii.2011: Played in all 26 matches earning 24 starts for the Pack ... Nine times reached double figures in kills ... Four double-doubles on the season; Aug. 26 vs. Portland (12k, 10d), Sept. 9 vs. Sacramento State (13k, 12d), Oct. 13 at Idaho (11k, 13d) and at home on Nov. 10 vs. Utah State (12k, 12d) ... Four double-doubles was the second most on the team ... Five times led the team in kills ... Named to the WAC Academic team ... Averaged 1.90 kills per set ... Her 2.08 digs per set ranked second on the squad ... Two service aces vs. Sacramento State (Sept. 9) and vs. Utah State (Nov. 10) were a career high ... Recorded a kill in all 26 matches ... Lettered for the third time. 2010: Appeared in 17 matches earning one start at New Mexico State (Oct. 17) ... Top offensive match was her nine kill performance in a 3-1 victory over Utah State (Oct. 15) and she hit .389 ... Averaged 1.29 kills, .58 digs and .29 blocks per set ... Earned second volleyball letter.2009: Had a very successful first year at Nevada being named to the WAC Freshman team ... One of five players to see action in all 31 matches earning starts in 23 ... Recorded a kill in 28 of 31 matches reaching double figures five times; 15 vs. Fresno State (Sept. 26), 14 vs. Boise State (Oct. 15), 12 at Utah State (Nov. 19), 11 vs. CSU Bakersfield and 11 vs. Utah State (Oct. 10) ... Fourth on the team with 1.70 kills and 1.88 points per set ... Had 33 total blocks to rank fifth on the team ... Top match of the season was her double-double at home versus Fresno State (Sept. 26) when she totaled 15 kills and 14 digs to go along with two assists and two blocks to total a season-high 16 points ... Seven kills at Arizona (Sept. 4) led the team ... Earned first volleyball letter.

prior to nevada: Four-year volleyball letter winner for coach James Leelamb at Maryknoll High School in Honolulu, Hawaii ... Three-time second team all-state selection ... Received the 2008 Senior Volleyball Invitational Impact Player Award ... 2008 OC16 team player award ... Played four years for the Jammers club volleyball team for coaches Debby Yee and Roland Tabagan ... Jammers placed second at the 2008 Junior Olympics in Dallas.

personal In her free time likes to play beach volleyball, go to the beach, and spend time with her family and friends ... Daughter of Do Hyon and Myo Kyong Ji ... Working on a journalism degree with a minor in art.


TOTAL 219 74 377 1.72 245 1274 .104 19 0.09 11 0.05 51 288 1.32 72 4 61 65 0.30 6 4 422.5 1.93

single-MatcH HigHsKills: 15 Fresno State 9/26/09attacks: 47 Fresno State 9/26/09 attack pct: .360 vs CSUB 9/16/09 (11-2-25)assists: 2 vs Portland 8/26/11 at New Mexico State 10/1/09 Fresno State 9/26/09 serve aces: 2 Utah State 11/10/11 vs Sacramento State 9/9/11digs: 17 vs UT Arlington 9/10/11Blocks: 5 at Fresno State 11/9/09 Block solo: 1 4 timesBlock assist: 5 at Fresno State 11/9/09

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karakasser#4defensive speciaList/LiBerO5-5fresHManBrea, caLif.(Brea OLinda Hs)

soMMerking#1Outside Hitter/rigHt side Hitter5-9fresHManLas vegas, nev.(green vaLLey Hs)

nevada seeking time at outside hitter and right side hitter in her first year in the program ... May challenge for a starting spot in her first year at nevada.

prior to nevada Lettered twice for head coach Erin Hill at Green Valley High School in Henderson, Nev. ... A scholar athlete she helped GVHS to the 2011 Nevada state title after the team earned second place finishes the previous two seasons ... GVHS won region titles her last three seasons ... Earned second-team Sunrise League honors her senior year and was named most athletic on her team ... Twice lettered in track & field ... Played two seasons for Complete Student and Athlete of Nevada Volleyball Club for coaches Pae Agae and Robert Rios.

personal In her free time likes to sing, work out and spend time with her family ... Member of National Charity League and was choir president ... father Samuel King Star was a quarterback at UNLV and brother Sam played at New Mexico State University ... Lists winning the state title as her career highlight ... Sports hero is her father ... Daughter of Samuel and Shirley King ... Undecided on major.

nevada first year player who will be seeking time at defensive specialist and libero.

prior to nevada Three-year letterwinner for coach Elizabeth Cinderey at Brea Olinda High School in Brea, Calif. ... Earned second-team All-Century League honors her junior and senior years ... Team MVP her senior year ... Twice served as team captain ... Scholar athlete ... Member of National Honor Society and California Scholastic Federation ... Played for Impact and Goldenwest club teams ... Participated in Junior Olympics four years ... Her 2009 Impact team placed fifth at Junior Olympics ... In 2012 Goldenwest Asics took second at Far Westerns in Reno, was a Junior National qualifier and third at Southern California qualifier.

personal Enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing beach volleyball, ultimate frisbee, shopping and watching scary movies in her free time ... Uncle John Dutton played football at Nevada and in the NFL ... Sports hero is Koby Bryant ... Daughter of Ron and Debbie Kasser ... Undecided on major of study.

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tessalea’ea#6MiddLe BLOcKer6-3sOpHOMOrestOcKtOn, caLif.(cesar cHavez Hs)

player profiles

nevada returning starter who will again patrol the middle in her sophomore season ... counted on to provide offense and defense for the pack.2011: Started all 26 matches at middle blocker in her redshirt freshman season ... Selected to the WAC Freshman team ... Named to Hilton Garden Inn Classic All-Tournament team after averaging 2.45 kills and 1.09 with a .350 attack percentage ... Led the team averaging .97 blocks per set and her 2.48 kills per set ranked second ... Topped the team and ranked sixth in the conference with a .316 attack percentage ... Eight times led the team in kills with three of those being match highs ... Recorded a block and a kill in every match ... Totaled 272 points, an average of 3.02 per set to rank second on the squad ... Earned first volleyball letter.2010: Practiced with the team but sat out the year as a redshirt.

prior to nevada: Lettered four years in volleyball for coach Dodd Pinkham at Cesar Chavez High School in Stockton, Calif. ... Earned three letters in track & field and basketball ... Three-time first-team all-league volleyball and track & field selection ... Three times captured league shot put title ... Junior year earned all-region volleyball honors and was the SJAA Hitter of the Year as a senior ... Twice selected as co-MVP in volleyball and three times was the track & field MVP ... Holds school records for games (305), kills (1296), kill percentage (.678), and blocks (605) ... Ranks in the top five in aces (124) and points (343) ... Played two seasons for Stockton Elite Club team.

personal In her free time likes writing poetry and spending time with family and friends ... Is a sneaker fanatic ... Chose to attend Nevada because of the program, team and coaching staff ... Selected the Pack over Arizona, Hawai`i, Florida and San Jose State ... Career highlight was 29 kills and 20 blocks versus Tracy in match played in 2008 and winning league championship in volleyball ... Sports heroes are Candace Parker and Michael Jordan ... General studies major ... Daughter of Fotuna and Epirosa Lea`ea.

career statisticsSeaSon SP MP K K/S e Ta PcT a a/S Sa Sa/S Se DIG D/S Re BS Ba TB B/S Be BHe PTS PTS/S2011 90 26 223 2.48 69 488 .316 4 0.04 0 0.00 0 29 0.32 3 11 76 87 0.97 8 1 272.0 3.02

TOTAL 90 26 223 2.48 69 488 .316 4 0.04 0 0.00 0 29 0.32 3 11 76 87 0.97 8 1 272.0 3.02

single-MatcH HigHsKills: 18 at Portland 9/3/11 attacks: 36 at Portland 9/3/11attack pct: .650 vs Portland 8/26/11 (14-1-20)assists: 1 4 timesdigs: 5 Idaho 11/12/11Blocks: 8 at Fresno State 10/22/11Block solo: 2 Hawai’i 10/29/11 vs UT Arlington 9/10/11 Block assist: 7 at Fresno State 10/22/11

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Megan Mize#8defensive speciaList5-11fresHManstateLine, nev.(geOrge WHitteLL Hs)

player profiles

nevada One of five newcomers on the team that will be seeking time in their first year in the program ... May see time at defensive specialist or libero.

prior to nevada: Four-year volleyball letterwinner at George Whittell High School in Zephyr Cove, Nev. for coaches Tony Fathergill and Nate Byrne ... Lettered twice in track & field and basketball ... Earned volleyball all-state and all-league honors as a junior and senior ... Team captain ... Earned honorable mention all-league honors in basketball ... Freshman year GWHS won the 2A State Championship and placed second the next three years ... Member of National Honor Society, Society of High School Scholars, Key Club and honor roll ... Played on Capital City and Silver State Volleyball Clubs for coach Danny McLaughlin.

personal In her free time likes reading, being outdoors, working with animals, going to the beach and hanging out with friends ... Career highlight was winning state her freshman year ... Sports hero is Misty May Treanor ... Ranked in the top 10 in her class and graduated with honors ... Daughter of Don and Renate Mize ... Undecided on major.

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player profiles

nevada returns for her sophomore season after starting 10 matches last season ... expected to once again challenge for a starting position in year two.2011: Started 10 matches and played in 20 as a true freshman ... Earned starts in the final eight matches of the season ... Top match was at Louisiana Tech (Nov. 3) when she totaled a season-high 10 kills, hit .381 and added seven digs along with one block to total 10.5 points ... Averaged 1.22 kills and 1.37 points per set ... Earned first volleyball letter ... Named to WAC Freshman Academic team.

prior to nevada: Lettered three seasons in volleyball at Liberty High School in Madera, Calif. for coach Greg White ... Earned first-team All-North Sequoia League honors her senior year and led the Hawks to a spot in the Central Section Division IV quarterfinals ... Also garnered second-team All-NSL honors during her prep career ... First-team All-Valley and Fresno Bee All-Area selection as a senior ... First-team Division IV Max Preps All-State selection ... Averaged 4.9 kills per set as a senior ... Class valedictorian ... Principals Honor Roll throughout high school ... Twice earned scholar athlete honors ... Named LHS Athlete of the Month and ESPN Student Athlete of the Week ... Played club volleyball for Sports City and coach Matt Terra.

personal Enjoys snowboarding and wakeboarding in her free time ... Chose Nevada over Florida Atlantic, Southern Mississippi and UCSD ... Daughter of Jeff and Mary Paul ... Nutrition major.

career statisticsSeaSon SP MP K K/S e Ta PcT a a/S Sa Sa/S Se DIG D/S Re BS Ba TB B/S Be BHe PTS PTS/S2011 45 20 55 1.22 66 211 -.052 0 0.00 2 0.04 16 37 0.82 3 1 7 8 0.18 3 0 61.5 1.36

TOTAL 45 20 55 1.22 66 211 -.052 0 0.00 2 0.04 16 37 0.82 3 1 7 8 0.18 3 0 61.5 1.36

single-MatcH HigHsKills: 10 at Louisiana Tech 11/3/11attacks: 36 at Portland 9/3/11attack pct: .650 vs Portland 8/26/11 (14-1-20)assists: 1 4 timesserve aces: 4 vs UC Irvine 8/27/11 Idaho 11/4/10digs: 5 Idaho 11/12/11Blocks: 8 at Fresno State 10/22/11Block solo: 2 Hawai’i 10/29/11 vs UT Arlington 9/10/11Block assist: 7 at Fresno State 10/22/11

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taylarrotHfuss#12setter5-10fresHManprescOtt, ariz.(prescOtt Hs)

nevada first year player who is in a battle for the starting job at setter.

prior to nevada Lettered twice in volleyball for coach Christa Greseth at Prescott High School in Prescott, Ariz. ... Second-team all-state as a senior after earning honorable mention honors as a junior ... Two time all-region selection ... Twice named to Prescott Daily Courier team and was the 2011 Player of the Year ... Received Prescott Unified Schools Superintendent of Schools Math Award in 2011 ... Helped PHS to the 2010 and 2011 regional titles ... The 2010 team finished second at state and the 2011 squad placed third ... Finished her senior year with 746 assists, 223 digs, 82 kills and 50 aces ... Lettered one season in basketball ... Played seven years for the Yavapai Juniors Club Team and coaches Rachel Williams and Matt Cohen ... The 2012 team won the Arizona Region Open Bronze Division championship.

personal Volunteers as the Yavapai Regional Medical Center and the Yavapai Humane Society ... Enjoys outdoor sports and activities ... Chose Nevada over Gonzaga and Grand Canyon University ... Career highlight was beating rival Sunnyslope High School in five sets before the home fans ... Daughter of George and Eliza-beth Rothfuss ... Pre-medicine major.

saMantHawillougHby#10MiddLe Hitter/ rigHt side Hitter6-1fresHManJaMuL, caLif.(steeL canyOn Hs)

nevada tallest member of the freshman class who will battle for time at right side hitter and middle blocker.

prior to nevada Lettered four seasons for coach Karolyn Kirby at Steele Canyon High School in Spring Valley, Calif. ... Earned All-Grossmont Hills League honors three times ... Named to CIF first-team twice and second team once ... Four times named to all-academic team ... Twice selected team MVP ... Holds school records for kills (896), attack percentage (.359) and blocks (271) ... Helped SCHS to the 2010 league championship ... Lettered in track & field twice ... Captured 2009 league high jump championship ... Team won 2009 and 2010 league track & field titles ... Played three years for Coast Volleyball Club and coaches Said Souikane and J.J. Van Niel ... Team qualified for open division at the Junior National Tournament in 2010 and 2011 ... Finished 17th in open division at Atlanta Junior Nationals ... MLK Champions in 2010.

personal Enjoys fishing, movies, golfing and spending time with friends ... Has pet pig Carnita and three-legged dog Tres ... Father played baseball at SJSU ... Chose Nevada over Idaho, Gonzaga and Houston ... Career highlight was winning first every league title at Steele Canyon High School ... Sports hero is Abby Wambach ... On honor roll every semester in high school ... Daughter of Paul and Leslie Willoughby ... Undecided on major.

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match results date opponent score w/l match results overall conf time attend # 8/26 vs Portland 2-3 l 24-26,25-23,21-25,25-23,12-15 0-1 0-0 2:21 379# 8/27 vs UC IrvIne 1-3 l 14-25,26-24,25-27,18-25 0-2 0-0 2:01 207# 8/27 at san dIego state 0-3 l 20-25,14-25,18-25 0-3 0-0 1:23 321^ 9/2 vs WashIngton state 0-3 l 17-25,21-25,20-25 0-4 0-0 1:20 79^ 9/2 vs BUtler 0-3 l 21-25,27-29,25-27 0-5 0-0 1:33 96^ 9/3 vs texas a&M 0-3 l 12-25,21-25,20-25 0-6 0-0 1:11 64^ 9/3 at Portland 3-2 W 15-25,25-22,20-25,25-16,15-13 1-6 0-0 2:05 212+ 9/9 vs saCraMento state 1-3 l 19-25,25-23,25-27,24-26 1-7 0-0 2:08 48+ 9/9 at #1 CalIfornIa 0-3 l 24-26,18-25,12-25 1-8 0-0 1:15 589+ 9/10 vs Ut arlIngton 3-1 W 22-25,25-17,25-16,25-16 2-8 0-0 1:44 89 9/21 Unlv 0-3 l 17-25,19-25,18-25 2-9 0-0 1:23 579* 9/24 fresno state 2-3 l 25-21,22-25,25-23,19-25,10-15 2-10 0-1 2:17 422* 9/29 at #11 haWaI’I 0-3 l 15-25,15-25,14-25 2-11 0-2 1:15 5546* 10/1 at san Jose state 0-3 l 21-25,20-25,21-25 2-12 0-3 1:25 302* 10/6 neW MexICo state 0-3 l 20-25,22-25,22-25 2-13 0-4 135 300* 10/8 loUIsIana teCh 3-0 W 25-14,25-19,25-9 3-13 1-4 1:20 122* 10/13 at Idaho 1-3 l 25-23,18-25,14-25,15-25 3-14 1-5 1:44 432* 10/15 at Utah state 0-3 l 20-25,18-25,18-25 3-15 1-6 1:17 758 10/20 seattle UnIversItY 3-0 W 29-27,25-20,26-24 4-15 1-6 1:34 414* 10/22 at fresno state 1-3 l 25-18,21-25,13-25,16-25 4-16 1-7 1:52 1112* 10/27 san Jose state 0-3 l 19-25,14-25,17-25 4-17 1-8 1:21 287* 10/29 #7 haWaI’I 0-3 l 14-25,21-25,17-25 4-18 1-9 1:24 573* 11/3 at loUIsIana teCh 3-0 W 25-13,29-27,25-20 5-18 2-9 1:30 297* 11/5 at neW MexICo state 0-3 l 13-25,16-25,23-25 5-19 2-10 1:25 1690* 11/10 Utah state 1-3 l 24-26,18-25,25-16,10-25 5-20 2-11 1:47 634* 11/12 Idaho 1-3 l 19-25,25-19,23-25,20-25 5-21 2-12 1:51 342

# - Aztec Invitational, San Diego, Calif.^ - Portland Nike Invitational, Portland, Ore.+ - Hilton Garden Inn Classic, Berkeley, Calif.* - Western Athletic Conference Match

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ATTEND DATES TOTAL AVERAGEtotal 26 15894 611home 9 3673 408away 10 11259 1126neutral 7 962 137

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## name sp mp-ms K K/set e ta pct a a/set sa sa/set se3 BatIsta, Janelle 85 24-24 227 2.67 85 494 .287 12 0.14 17 0.20 286 lea’ea, tessa 90 26-26 223 2.48 69 488 .316 4 0.04 0 0.00 01 garveY, erIn 91 26-22 189 2.08 82 549 .195 7 0.08 0 0.00 015 JI, elIssa 89 26-24 169 1.90 118 567 .090 9 0.10 11 0.12 315 anxo, graCe 86 26-18 145 1.69 133 558 .022 19 0.22 30 0.35 4012 santIago, tatIana 91 26-26 66 0.73 20 170 .271 880 9.67 15 0.16 1413 PaUl, BonnIe 45 20-10 55 1.22 66 211 -.052 0 0.00 2 0.04 169 heInen, BrIanna 90 26-4 2 0.02 0 6 .333 23 0.26 20 0.22 322 Chang, KellY 91 26-0 4 0.04 0 9 .444 60 0.66 14 0.15 1022 Yates, BrIttnI 13 9-2 10 0.77 9 34 .029 0 0.00 0 0.00 114 anxo, sofIa 37 17-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 2 0.05 6 0.16 16

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NEVADA 91 26-26 1090 11.98 582 3086 .165 1018 11.19 115 1.26 188

OppONENts 91 26-26 1165 12.80 421 2923 .255 1069 11.75 133 1.46 176

DiG BlOckiNG## name s re diG diG/s Bs Ba total BlK/s Be Bhe points pts/set3 BatIsta, Janelle 85 1 43 0.51 11 42 53 0.62 23 0 276.0 3.256 lea’ea, tessa 90 3 29 0.32 11 76 87 0.97 8 1 272.0 3.021 garveY, erIn 91 2 31 0.34 4 57 61 0.67 11 2 221.5 2.4315 JI, elIssa 89 34 185 2.08 1 22 23 0.26 5 3 192.0 2.165 anxo, graCe 86 23 176 2.05 6 19 25 0.29 0 1 190.5 2.2212 santIago, tatIana 91 2 187 2.05 0 29 29 0.32 18 16 95.5 1.0513 PaUl, BonnIe 45 3 37 0.82 1 7 8 0.18 3 0 61.5 1.379 heInen, BrIanna 90 21 135 1.50 0 1 1 0.01 0 0 22.5 0.252 Chang, KellY 91 23 312 3.43 0 0 0 0.00 1 1 18.0 0.2022 Yates, BrIttnI 13 0 1 0.08 1 10 11 0.85 1 0 16.0 1.2314 anxo, sofIa 37 2 3 0.08 0 1 1 0.03 0 0 6.5 0.1817 holt, dana 2 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 1 1 0.0 0.00

tEAM 19 NEVADA.............. 91 133 1139 12.52 35 264 167.0 1.84 71 25 1372.0 15.08 OppONENts........... 91 115 1218 13.38 47 339 216.5 2.38 38 16 1514.5 16.64

ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) minimum 12 kills .650 (14- 1-20) lea’ea, tessa vs Portland 8/26/11 KILLS (K-E-TA)20 (20- 1-31) 5s Batista, Janelle vs Portland 8/26/11TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)45 (17-10-45) 5s anxo, grace vs Portland 8/26/11POINTS23.0 (20- 1- 2.0) 5s Batista, Janelle vs Portland 8/26/11ASSISTS63 (5s) santiago, tatiana vs Portland 8/26/11DIGS22 (3s) Chang, Kelly at san Jose state 10/1/11ACES4 santiago, tatiana vs fresno state 9/24/114 anxo, grace vs UC Irvine 8/27/114 heinen, Brianna vs sacramento state 9/9/11BLOCKS (BS-BA)8 ( 1- 7) lea’ea, tessa at fresno stat 10/22/11

ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) .494 (47- 9- 77) vs louisiana tec 10/8/11 KILLS (K-E-TA)78 (78-21-154) 5s vs Portland 8/26/11TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)186 (54-33-186) 4s vs sacramento stat 9/9/11ASSISTS74 (5s) vs Portland 8/26/11DIGS88 (4s) vs sacramento state 9/9/11ACES9 vs fresno state 9/24/119 vs sacramento state 9/9/11BLOCKS12.5 at fresno state 10/22/11

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single-season leaders

Points (Became a Statistic in 2001) 1. Michelle More (2002) 668.5 2. Salaia Salaveà (2004) 668.0 3. Salaia Salaveà (2005) 539.0 4. Teal Ericson (2007) 504.5 5. Teal Ericson (2006) 486.5 6. Carly Sorensen (2005) 475.5 7. Karly Sipherd (2007) 468.0 8. Salaia Salaveà (2003) 467.0 9. Kylie Harrington (2009) 444.0 10. Kylie Harrington (2010) 431.0 Kill Percentage 1. Kim Thomas (1984) .460 2. Michelle More (2002) .342 3. Monica Petrilli (1996) .340 4. Carla Busalacchi (1993) .325 5. Denise Coverly (1984) .324 6. Tessa Lea’ea (2011) .316 7. Salaia Salaveà (2004) .314 8. Carla Busalacchi (1991) .309 9. Salaia Salaveà (2005) .295 10. Cristy Crane (1984) .292 Michelle More (2001) .292

Kills 1. Michelle More (2002) 570 2. Salaia Salaveà (2004) 546 3. Tiffany Neumeier (1997) 472 Tiffany Neumeier (1996) 472 5. Teal Ericson (2007) 468 6. Teal Ericson (2006) 458 7. Salaia Salaveà (2005) 443 8. Jennifer White (1993) 428 9. Tiffany Neumeier (1994) 424 10. Tiffany Neumeier (1995) 411 Attacks 1. Tiffany Neumeier (1996) 1,261 2. Michelle More (2002) 1,257 3. Teal Ericson (2007) 1,232 4. Salaia Salaveà (2004) 1,171 5. Teal Ericson (2006) 1,145 6. Kylie Harrington (2009) 1,137 7. Kylie Harrington (2010) 1,106 8. Tiffany Neumeier (1995) 1,102 9. Carly Sorensen (2005) 1,096 10. Lisa Long (1990) 1,091 Assists 1. Jill Couwenhoven (2002) 1,469 2. Alanna Whitnack (1998) 1,422 3. Tristin Johnson (2004) 1,373 4. Monica Petrilli (1996) 1,323 5. Carla Busalacchi (1992) 1,301 6. Monica Petrilli (1995) 1,210 7. Carla Busalacchi (1993) 1,192 8. Tristin Johnson (2006) 1,170 9. Tristin Johnson (2003) 1,168 10. Tatiana Santiago (2010) 1,162

Block Solos 1. Salaia Salaveà (2003) 36 2. Lisa Long (1990) 32 3. Michelle More (2002) 29 4. Jill Evarts (1991) 28 Jill Evarts (1992) 28 Liz Locke (1993) 28 7. Salaia Salaveà (2005) 27 8. Salaia Salaveà (2002) 26 9. Jaime Keith (1995) 25 Salaia Salaveà (2004) 25

Block Assists 1. Salaia Salaveà (2004) 134 2. Karly Sipherd (2005) 132 3. Karly Sipherd (2006) 130 4. Lindsay Baldwin (2007) 121 5. Lindsay Baldwin (2008) 113 6. Karly Sipherd (2004) 112 7. Karen Adams (2004) 110 8. Karly Sipherd (2007) 108 9. Salaia Salaveà (2002) 106 Lindsay Baldwin (2009) 106 Total Blocks 1. Salaia Salaveà (2004) 159 2. Karly Sipherd (2005) 142 3. Karly Sipherd (2006) 141 4. Salaia Salaveà (2003) 140 5. Lindsay Baldwin (2007) 135 6. Salaia Salaveà (2002) 132 7. Michelle More (1999) 128 8. Karly Sipherd (2007) 126 9. Lindsay Baldwin (2008) 125 10. Karly Sipherd (2004) 123 Service Aces 1. Dana Black (1993) 55 2. Jaime Keith (1996) 54 3. Phylis Bustamante (1987) 53 4. Stacy Johnson (1986) 50 5. Monica Petrilli (1994) 47 6. Lauren Netherby (1998) 44 Carla Busalacchi (1992) 44 Julie Dobbs (1990) 44 Kim GeBott (1989) 44 10. Monica Petrilli (1996) 43

Digs 1. Christine Harms (2005) 473 2. Nicole Link (2010) 454 3. Nicole Link (2009) 430 4. Allison Hernandez (2007) 428 5. Suzanne Stonebarger (2000) 417 6. Suzanne Stonebarger (1998) 409 7. Jennifer White (1993) 402 8. Nicole Link (2008) 393 9. Kerry Haggard (1991) 381 10. April Colgrove (1995) 380

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Points (Became a Statistic in 2001) 1. Salaia Salaveà (2002-05) 2,097.0 2. Teal Ericson (2004-07) 1,653.5 3. Karly Sipherd (2004-07) 1,504.0 4. Lindsay Baldwin (2007-10) 1,437.0 5. Kylie Harrington (2007-10) 1,378.5 6. Carly Sorensen (2003-2006) 1,367.5 7. Michelle More (2001-02) 1,084.5 8. Erin Garvey (2008-11) 821.5 9. Christine Harms (2002-05) 732.5 10. Tristin Johnson (2003-06) 663.0

Kills 1. Tiffany Neumeier (1994-97) 1,779 2. Salaia Salaveà (2002-05) 1,665 3. Teal Ericson (2004-07) 1,540 4. Michelle More (1999-02) 1,512 5. Jennifer White (1990-93) 1,317 6. Kylie Harrington (2007-10) 1,236 7. Carly Sorensen (2003-07) 1,207 8. Suzanne Stonebarger (1998-01) 1,198 9. Karly Sipherd (2004-07) 1,182 10. Kelly Martin (1991-94) 1,172 Hitting Percentage 1. Kari Zimmerman (1986-87) .388 2. Cristy Crane (1984) .292 3. Michelle More (1999-02) .287 4. Elena Berman (1998) .284 5. Salaia Salaveà (2002-05) .278 6. Karly Sipherd (2004-07) .277 7. Monica Petrilli (1993-96) .259 8. Lindsay Baldwin (2007-10) .251 9. Carla Busalacchi (1990-93) .244 10. Navonna Chambers (1998-01) .235 Assists 1. Carla Busalacchi (1990-93) 4,550 2. Tristin Johnson (2003-2006) 4,444 3. Monica Petrilli (1993-96) 3,467 4. Jill Couwenhoven (1999-02) 3,242 5. Tatiana Santiago (2008-11) 2,652 6. Alanna Whitnack (1997-98) 2,383 7. Ashley Miller (2005, 07) 1,845 8. Sonnie Sei (2006-09) 1,842 9. Jennifer Harris (1999-00) 1,785 10. Phylis Bustamante (1986-87) 1,645

Services Aces 1. Carla Busalacchi (1990-93) 153 2. Monica Petrilli (1993-96) 138 3. Kelly Martin (1991-94) 117 Jennifer White (1990-93) 117 5. Tristin Johnson (2003-2006) 111 6. Tiffany Neumeier (1994-97) 107 7. Salaia Salaveà (2002-05) 105 8. Julie Dobbs (1988-91) 104 9. Kellie LaBossiere (1998-01) 101 10. Suzanne Stonebarger (1998-01) 99 Lauren Kelly (2006-09) 99 Digs 1. Suzanne Stonebarger (1998-01) 1,532 2. Nicole Link (2007-10) 1,468 3. Christine Harms (2002-05) 1,432 4. Tiffany Neumeier (1994-97) 1,243 5. Jennifer White (1990-93) 1,166 6. Kelly Martin (1991-94) 1,147 7. Carla Busalacchi (1990-93) 1,110 8. Allison Hernandez (2005-08) 1,068 9. Lindsay Holda (2002-05) 1,066 10. Kerry Haggard (1990-92) 953

Block Solos 1. Salaia Salaveà (2002-05) 114 2. Michelle More (1999-02) 91 3. Jaime Keith (1993-96) 63 4. Jennifer White (1990-93) 56 Julie Dobbs (1988-91) 56 6. Erin Hewko (1992-95) 54 7. Jill Evarts (1991-92) 51 8. Karly Sipherd (2004-07) 50 9. Lindsay Baldwin (2007-10) 48 10. Kelly Martin (1991-94) 46

Block Assists 1. Karly Sipherd (2004-07) 482 2. Lindsay Baldwin (2007-10) 436 3. Salaia Salaveà (2002-05) 426 4. Michelle More (1999-02) 344 5. Jaime Keith (1993-96) 277 6. Erin Hewko (1992-95) 251 7. Jorgan Staker (2006-09) 229 8. Erin Garvey (2008-11) 213 9. Karen Adams (2001-04) 212 10. Jennifer White (1990-92) 184 Total Blocks 1. Salaia Salaveà (2002-05) 540 2. Karly Sipherd (2004-07) 532 3. Lindsay Baldwin (2007-09) 484 4. Michelle More (1999-02) 435 5. Jaime Keith (1993-96) 340 6. Erin Hewko (1992-95) 305 7. Jennifer White (1990-93) 240 8. Jorgan Staker (2006-08) 233 9. Karen Adams (2001-04) 224 10. Erin Garvey (2008-11) 223

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match records

Kills 1. 32 Lauren Netherby vs. NMSU (10/8/98) 2. 31 Michelle More vs. BYU (8/31/02) 31 Teal Ericson vs. Hofstra (9/8/07) 4. 30 Jennifer White vs. UC Irvine (11/19/93) 30 Jennifer White vs. Baylor (11/26/93) 30 Tiffany Neumeier vs. NMSU (10/12/95) 30 Carly Sorensen vs. Montana State (9/17/05) 30 Teal Ericson vs. San Jose State (11/3/07) 9. 29 Tiffany Neumeier vs. Portland (9/13/97) 29 Karly Sipherd at Sacramento State (10/30/07) 11. 28 Tiffany Neumeier vs. CSUF (10/31/96) 28 Salaia Salaveà at Tulsa (9/23/04) 28 Salaia Salaveà vs. Louisiana Tech (9/22/05) 14. 27 Tiffany Neumeier vs. Providence (9/13/96) 27 Tiffany Neumeier vs. Boise State (11/14/97) 27 Salaia Salaveà at SJSU (10/2/03) 27 Salaia Salaveà vs. Stanford (9/4/04)

Kill % 1. .750 Shannon Stemler at Boise State (11/9/01) 2. .706 Heather Zoerner vs. UCSB (9/16/95) 3. .700 Erin Hewko vs. Utah St. (10/23/92) Attacks 1. 72 Tiffany Neumeier vs. CSUF (11/18/95) 72 Tiffany Neumeier vs. Boise State (11/14/97) 72 Teal Ericson at New Mexico State (10/18/07) 4. 71 Lauren Netherby vs. NMSU (10/8/98) 5. 70 Tiffany Neumeier vs. CSUF (10/31/96) 70 Teal Ericson at Idaho (9/20/07) 70 Teal Ericson vs. San Jose State (11/3/07) 8. 69 Tiffany Neumeier vs. NMSU (10/12/95) 9. 68 Tiffany Neumeier vs. Boise St. (9/29/96) 68 Carly Sorensen vs. LMU (9/10/05) 10. 67 Jennifer White vs. Baylor (11/26/93) 67 Teal Ericson at Fresno State (10/14/06)

Assists 1. 85 Alanna Whitnack vs. Utah State (11/14/98) 2. 76 Alanna Whitnack vs. San Jose State (9/5/98) 3. 73 Monica Petrilli vs. NMSU (10/12/95) 73 Monica Petrilli vs. CSUF (11/18/95) 73 Alanna Whitnack vs. Sacramento St. (10/13/98)

Services Aces 1. 8 Lauren Galler vs. Arizona State (9/6/03) 2. 7 Jeanette Bransum vs. Idaho (9/30/88) 7 Erin Hewko vs. St. Mary’s (9/10/94) 3. 6 Monica Petrilli vs. Sac. St. (9/22/93) 6 Monica Petrilli vs. Weber St. (9/9/94) 6 Karen Adams vs. Fordham (8/29/03) 6 Karen Adams vs Sacramento State (9/14/04) Digs 1. 38 Suzanne Stonebarger at San Jose St. (9/29/00) 2. 35 Suzanne Stonebarger vs. Sac St. (10/13/98) 3. 34 Nicole Link at Louisiana Tech (11/18/10) 4. 33 Jaime Keith vs. North Texas (11/7/96) 5. 30 Nicole Link vs Cal State Bakersfield (9/19/09) 6. 29 Nicole Link at Fresno State (10/11/08) 29 Nicole Link vs Utah State (10/10/09) 8. 28 Suzanne Stonebarger vs. Santa Clara (9/1/01) 28 Emily Baracco vs. Pacific (12/6/02) 28 Christine Harms at Louisiana Tech (11/5/05) 28 Allison Hernandez at Idaho (9/20/07)

Block Solos 1. 9 Kari Zimmerman vs. Santa Clara (10/4/86) 9 Stacy Johnson vs. USF (11/19/87) 9 Jaime Keith vs UCSB (11/16/95)

Block Assists 1. 17 Cristy Crane vs. Santa Clara (1984)

Total Blocks 1. 17 Stacy Johnson vs. USF (11/9/85)

INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS

TEAM MATCH RECORDS

Kills 91 vs. Utah St. (11/14/98)Kill % .543 vs. Louisiana Tech (11/14/09)Attempts 256 vs. Texas A&M (11/7/92)Assists 87 vs. Utah St. (11/14/98)Service Aces 17 vs. San Francisco State (9/18/87) vs. Arizona State (9/6/03)Digs 144 vs. Texas A&M (11/7/92)Block Solos 14 vs. Santa Clara (1984)Block Assists 38 at Sacramento State (10/30/07) Total Blocks 22 at Sacramento State (10/30/07)

Record Book Note:

Collegiate women’s volleyball adopted the rally scoring system prior to the 2001 season with winning team being the first to score 30 points with a two point advantage except for the fifth game which is played to 15 points. A point is now scored on every serve of the match. Thus statistical opportunities are different for those players who competed prior to the adoption of the rally system and those with the rally system. The Nevada record book does not distinguish between the two different scoring systems.

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NEVADA ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS

First Team1993 Jennifer White Big West Conference1996 & 1997 Tiffany Neumeier Big West Conference2000 Suzanne Stonebarger Western Athletic Conference2001 Kellie LaBossiere Western Athletic Conference2001 & 2002 Michelle More Western Athletic Conference2003, 2004 & 2005 Salaia Salaveà Western Athletic Conference2007 Teal Ericson Western Athletic Conference2007 Karly Sipherd Western Athletic Conference2008 & 2010 Lindsay Baldwin Western Athletic Conference2009 Kylie Harrington Western Athletic Conference

Second Team1992, 1993 & 1994 Kelly Martin Big West Conference1994 & 1995 Tiffany Neumeier Big West Conference1995 April Colgrove Big West Conference1998 Elena Berman Big West Conference1998 Suzanne Stonebarger Big West Conference & 2001 Western Athletic Conference1998 Allana Whitnack Big West Conference1999 Kellie LaBossiere Big West Conference2000 Michelle More Western Athletic Conference2001 & 2002 Jill Couwenhoven Western Athletic Conference2001 Shannon Stemler Western Athletic Conference2002 Salaia Salaveà Western Athletic Conference2003, 2004 & 2006 Tristin Johnson Western Athletic Conference2005 & 2006 Teal Ericson Western Athletic Conference2005 & 2006 Karly Sipherd Western Athletic Conference2007 Ashley Miller Western Athletic Conference2008 & 2010 Kylie Harrington Western Athletic Conference2009 Lindsay Baldwin Western Athletic Conference2010 Erin Garvey Western Athletic Conference2011 Janelle Batista Western Athletic Conference2011 Tatiana Santiago Western Athletic Conference

Freshman Teams1997 Ashley Williams Big West Conference1998 Suzanne Stonebarger Big West Conference1998 Kellie LaBossiere Big West Conference1999 Michelle More Big West Conference2002 Salaia Salaveà Western Athletic Conference2004 Teal Ericson Western Athletic Conference2004 Karly Sipherd Western Athletic Conference2006 Jorgan Staker Western Athletic Conference2007 Lindsay Baldwin Western Athletic Conference2009 Eissa Ji Western Athletic Conference2010 Grace Anxo Western Athletic Conference2011 Tessa Leaèa Western Athletic Conference

Freshman of the Year2002 Salaia Salaveà Western Athletic Conference

wAC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

Bonnie Paul 2011Sofia Anxo 2011Grace Anxo 2011, 2010Elissa Ji 2011, 2010Kelly Chang 2011, 2010, 2009Erin Garvey 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008Tatiana Santiago 2011, 2009, 2008Teal Ericson 2007, 2005Dana Henry 2007, 2006, 2005Kate Saltmarsh 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003Nicole Hayman 2006Amber Young 2005, 2004, 2003Shermeka Henry 2004, 2003Kate Smith 2003Ashley Bastian 2003, 2002, 2001Heather Massey 2003Jamela McGee 2003Katheryn Smith 2002, 2001Amber Stimac 2002

AMERICAN VOLLEybALL COACHES ASSOCIATION

2002 Michelle More All-West Region2004 Salaia Salaveà Honorable Mention All-West Region2005 Salaia Salaveà All-West Region & Honorable Mention All-America

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against the opposition (since 1984)

Team W L LastAir Force 1 0 1996Alabama-Birmingham 2 0 1999American 0 1 1994Akron 1 0 2005Arizona 0 3 2010Arizona State 2 2 2003Ball State 1 0 1998Baylor 2 0 1995Belmont 1 0 2010Boise State 24 15 2010Bradley 1 0 1991Brown 1 0 2004BYU 1 4 2006BYU-Hawaiì 0 1 1990Bucknell 1 0 2003Butler 0 1 2011California 1 8 2011Cal Poly 4 8 2003Cal State Fullerton 15 3 2003Cal State Northridge 2 2 2002Cal State Univ. Bakersfield 1 0 2009Chaminade 1 0 1993Chicago State 1 0 1996Chico State 4 1 1991Clemson 0 1 1990Central Florida 0 1 1990Cincinnati 0 1 2002Coastal Carolina 1 0 1998Colorado 1 0 1986Colorado State 1 1 2002Columbia 1 0 2005Connecticut 2 0 2009Cornell 1 0 1997Creighton 0 1 2006Delaware 0 1 1994Denver 1 0 2002Duke 2 0 1999Eastern Illinois 1 0 1993Eastern Kentucky 2 0 2005Eastern Michigan 0 1 1990Eastern Washington 2 11 2009Florida Atlantic 1 0 2006Florida International 1 0 1997Fordham 1 0 2003Furman 1 0 1990Fresno State 18 15 2011George Mason 1 0 1994George Washington 1 0 2004Gonzaga 4 3 2003Harvard 1 0 1998Hawaiì 1 37 2011Hawaiì-Hilo 1 0 1986Hofstra 2 1 2007

Team W L LastHouston 2 0 2009Idaho 11 25 2011Idaho State 0 14 1995James Madison 1 0 1994Illinois-Chicago 1 0 1997Indiana 0 2 1986Indiana Purdue Fort Wyane 1 0 2008Kansas 0 2 1997Kent State 1 0 2000Lamar 1 0 1995LaVerne 0 1 1984Lewis-Clark State 1 0 1986Lipscomb 1 0 2007Long Beach State 0 15 2003Louisiana State 0 1 1986Louisiana Tech 16 2 2011Loyola Marymount 1 6 2009Marquette 1 1 1997Maryland 0 1 2010Maryland-Baltimore Cty 1 0 1994Metro State 1 0 1986Miami (Ohio) 0 1 1998Minnesota 0 1 2000Mississippi 1 0 1993Missouri 4 0 2010Missouri-KC 1 0 1991Montana 2 10 2006Montana State 6 7 2006Morehead State 1 0 1992New Hampshire 1 0 2003New Mexico State 12 18 2011North Texas 7 1 1999Northeast Illinois 2 1 1987Northern Arizona 5 6 2010Northern Colorado 0 1 1986Northern Iowa 0 1 1994Notre Dame 1 1 2010Ohio State 0 2 1985Ohio University 1 0 1999Oregon 0 1 1997Oregon State 0 5 2010Pacific 4 18 2010Pennsylvania 1 0 2004Pepperdine 1 5 2008Portland 5 5 2011Portland State 2 0 2009Providence College 1 1 1996Rice 6 3 2004Sacramento State 6 25 2011Saint Mary’s 11 10 2009Sam Houston State 2 0 2009San Diego 5 8 2005San Francisco 7 11 2004

Team W L LastSan Francisco State 1 1 2011San Jose State 16 23 2011Santa Clara 4 14 2001Seattle University 2 0 2011SMU 6 2 2006South Florida 1 0 1990Southern California 0 1 1999Southwest Missouri 1 0 2002Southwest Texas State 1 0 1995Stanford 0 5 2005Stephen F. Austin 0 1 1995Temple 0 1 1994TCU 2 0 2000Texas A&M 0 2 2011Texas-San Antonio 1 0 1996Texas Tech 0 2 1996Tennessee 1 1 2003Tulsa 7 0 2004UC Davis 8 4 2010UC UC Irvine 8 8 2011UC Riverside 1 0 2002UC San Diego 0 1 1984UC Santa Barbara 0 13 1999UCLA 0 2 2008US International 2 4 1990UT Arlington 1 0 2011UT Pan American 1 0 2006UT San Antonio 1 0 1998Utah 1 2 2008Utah State 20 14 2011Utah Valley 3 0 2010UTEP 7 2 2004UNLV 6 13 2011Valparaiso 0 2 2008Virginia Commonwealth 1 0 1994Warner Pacific 1 0 1985Washington State 0 6 2011Weber State 6 9 2010Western Illinois 0 1 1991Wichita State 1 1 2004Wisconsin 0 1 1987Wyoming 0 2 1996

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2005 Wolf Pack (from L to R)

Front row (seated): Ashley Miller and Dana Henry.Second Row (seated): Trainer Kristin Klinger, Christine Harms, Tristin Johnson, Salaia Salaveà, Carly Sorensen, Ashley Hess, Lindsay Holda, Karly Sipherd, Carina Aguilar, Randi Salis, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, and Student Assistant Karen Adams.Back Row: Team Manager James Crane, Volunteer Assistant Coach Tait Rafat, Associate Head Coach Oscar Crespo, Allison Hernandez, Erika Ryan, Brianne Davis, Teal Ericson, and Assistant Coach Ray Batalon.


Front row (seated): Christine Harms, Lindsay Holda, Amberlyn Nielsen, Carly Sorensen, Kellie Burton, Salaia Salaveà, Karen Adams, and Volunteer Assistant Coach Adrian Hankoff.Second Row: Team Manager James Crane, Karly Sipherd, Emily Donaldson, Tristin Adams, Alyse Brush, Team Manager Rachael DeRiemer, Teal Ericson, and Brianne Davis.Back Row (standing): Trainer Tovan Willey, Undergraduate Assistant Coach Laura Wooley, Associate Head Coach Oscar Crespo, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, and Assistant Coach Ray Batalon.


Front row (seated): Jill Couwenhoven, Jacqueline Randolph, Christine Harms, Maya Gamble, Emily Baracco, Salaia Salaveà, Laura Wooley, and Lindsay Holda.Back Row (standing): Associate Head Coach Oscar Crespo, Assistant Coach Juliet Klemm, Trainer John Carpenter, Alyse Brush, Emily Donaldson, Kellie Burton, Michelle More, Karen Adams, Brianne Davis, Chelsea Morgan, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, Team Manager Josh Hays, and Assistant Coach Ray Batalon.

2005

2004

2002

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Front row (seated): Kelly Jameson, Michelle More, Navonna Chambers, Shannon Stemler, Kellie LaBossiere, Suzanne Stonebarger, and Emily Baracco.Back Row (standing): Assistant Coach Keisha Demps, Associate Head Coach Oscar Crespo, Salaia Salave`a, Karen Adams, Maya Gamble, Jaclyn Anderson, Denise Sheldon, Jill Couwenhoven, Team Manager Josh Hays, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, and Trainer Shelly Germann.


Front row (seated): Navonna Chambers, Suzanne Stonebarger, and Kristi Dare.Second Row: Alanna Whitnack, Elena Berman, Anika Ostoich, Shannon Stemler, and Kellie LaBossiere.Back Row (standing): Assistant Coach Jason Sterrett, Trainer Trina Spaulding, Assistant Coach Sue Peters, Lauren Netherby, Tara Pollak, Ashley Williams, Jennifer Harris, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, and Assistant Coach Jeff Reynolds.

2001

1998

2005 NCAA 1st/2nd RoundsStanford, CaliforniaMaples PavilionDecember 2, 2005Att. 1,501

NCAA Tournament First Round L, 3-0 - Stanford2005 Overall Record 18-13WAC Record (Finish) 10-6 (4th)Head Coach Devin Scruggs

2004 NCAA 1st/2nd RoundsLincoln, NebraskaNU ColiseumDecember 3, 2004Att. 4,151

NCAA Tournament First Round L, 3-0 - Wichita StateRecord 21-10WAC Record (Finish) 10-3(2nd West)Head Coach Devin Scruggs

2002 NCAA 1st/2nd RoundsStanford, Calif.Maples PavilionDecember 6, 2002Att. 2,033

NCAA Tournament First Round L, 3-2 - PacificRecord 22-10WAC Record (Finish) 8-5 (3rd West)Head Coach Devin Scruggs

2001 NCAA 1st/2nd RoundsStanford, Calif.Maples PavilionNovember 30, 2001Att. 1,953

NCAA Tournament First Round L, 3-0 - StanfordRecord 17-8WAC Record (Finish) 9-4 (T-2nd West)Head Coach Devin Scruggs

1998 NCAA 1st/2nd RoundsHonolulu, HawaiiStan Sheriff CenterDecember 5, 1998Att. 1,440

NCAA Tournament First Round L, 3-0 - Miami (OH)Record 22-7Big West Record (Finish) 12-4 (First East)Head Coach Devin Scruggs

wOLF PACK NCAA TOURNAMENT SEASON CAPSULES

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year-by-year results1984 - 1-23 - RENE RASMUSSEN9/5 Northern Arizona L 1-39/13 vs. Boise State L 1-39/13 vs. Idaho L 0-39/14 at Oregon State L 0-39/14 vs. San Francisco L 0-39/15 vs. Eastern Washington L 1-39/15 vs. Eastern Washington L 0-39/22 Fresno State L 0-39/28 at Sacramento State L 0-39/29 at Santa Clara L 0-310/6 at San Francisco L 0-310/15 at Chico State W 3-010/16 at UC Davis L 0-310/19 at California L 1-310/19 vs. UC Santa Barbara L 0-310/20 vs. Montana State L 1-310/20 vs. UNLV L 1-310/27 San Diego L 2-311/2 Santa Clara L 1-311/3 San Francisco L 1-311/9 at UC San Diego L 0-311/9 vs. LaVerne L 11/10 vs. US International L 0-311/10 vs. San Francisco L 0-2

1985 - 6-23 - LANE MURRAy(2-10 West Coast Conference)9/10 Warner Pacific W 3-09/2 at St. Mary’s College L 0-39/17 at Cal State Chico L 0-39/19-21 vs. Ohio State L 0-39/19-21 vs. BYU L 0-39/19-21 vs. Montaina L 0-39/19-21 vs. Washington State L 0-39/19-21 vs. Utah State W 3-29/19-21 vs. Ohio State L 0-39/19-21 vs. Indiana L 1-39/27 San Diego W 3-09/28 US International W 3-210/4 at San Francisco L 0-310/5 at Santa Clara L 1-310/8 Cal State Chico W 3-210/10 at Portland L 0-310/11 at Oregon State L 1-310/15 UC Davis W 3-110/18 Pepperdine L 0-310/19 Loyola Marymount L 2-310/26 at UNLV L 1-310/27 at UNLV L 1-311/1 at US International L 0-311/2 at San Diego L 0-311/8 Santa Clara L 0-311/9 San Francisco L 1-311/13 at Sacramento State L 0-311/15 at Loyola Marymount L 2-311/15 at Pepperdine L 0-3 1986 - 15-15 - LANE MURRAy(7-5 West Coast Conference)9/2 Lewis-Clark State W 3-09/5 vs. St. Mary’s W 2-19/5 vs. Hawai`i-Hilo W 2-19/6 vs. Portland L 1-29/12 at Cal-Berkeley L 0-29/12 Cal State Fullerton L 0-29/12 Portland State W 2-19/13 Sacramento State L 1-29/13 Santa Clara L 1-29/18 at Northern Colorado L 1-39/18 vs. Metro College W 3-09/19 vs. Louisiana State L 2-39/19 at Wyoming L 1-39/20 vs. Indiana L 1-39/21 at Colorado-Boulder W 3-09/27 Sacramento State W 3-210/3 San Francisco W 3-110/4 Santa Clara W 3-210/10 at San Diego W 3-010/11 at US International L 1-310/17 at Pepperdine L 1-310/18 at Loyola Marymount L 0-310/24 at UC Davis W 3-010/31 US International W 3-111/1 San Diego W 3-1

11/7 at Santa Clara L 2-311/8 at San Francisco W 3-111/11 at San Jose State L 0-311/14 Loyola Marymount W 3-111/15 Pepperdine L 1-3

1987 - 17-13 - LANE MURRAy(10-6 Big Sky Conference)Home/Away Matches unknown9/2 San Francisco W 3-29/3 Stanford L 0-39/4 Fresno State L 1-39/5 Santa Clara W 3-09/6 St. Mary’s W 3-09/12 Wisconsin L 0-29/13 St. Mary’s W 3-09/15 Sacramento State L 2-39/18 San Francisco W 3-29/19 Santa Clara W 3-29/24 Montana L 2-39/26 Montana State W 3-010/3 Northern Arizona W 3-010/9 Idaho W 3-010/10 Eastern Washington L 0-310/13 UC Davis W 3-010/16 Boise State W 3-210/17 Idaho State L 0-310/19 Weber State W 3-210/23 Montana L 1-310/24 Montana State W 3-010/27 Sacrmento State L 0-310/31 Northern Arizona W 3-111/5 Idaho W 3-211/7 Eastern Washington W 3-211/13 Boise State W 3-211/14 Idaho State L 0-311/16 Weber State L 1-311/20 Idaho State L 1-311/21 Weber State L 1-3

1988 - 7-26 - LANE MURRAy(4-12 Big Sky Conference)9/1 Cal Poly SLO L 0-39/2 at Fresno State L 0-39/3 vs. Santa Clara L 0-39/4 Santa Clara L 0-39/6 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-39/8 vs. Cal-Berkeley L 0-39/8 at Cal State Fullerton L 0-39/9 vs. Providence College L 1-39/9 vs. Idaho State L 2-39/13 at UC Davis W 3-19/15 Montana State L 1-39/17 Montana L 0-39/18 St. Mary’s College W 3-29/22 at Weber State L 0-39/24 at Boise State L 1-39/28 Sacramento State L 0-39/30 at Idaho W 3-010/1 at Eastern Washington L 1-310/2 at Gonzaga L 2-310/7 Boise State L 0-310/8 San Francisco State W 3-010/10 at Northern Arizona W 3-210/11 at Arizona State L 0-310/17 at St. Mary’s L 2-310/18 at Sacramento State L 1-310/20 Weber State L 0-310/22 Idaho State L 2-310/28 at Montana L 0-310/29 at Montana State W 3-111/3 Eastern Washington L 2-311/5 Idaho L 2-311/10 at Idaho State L 1-311/12 Northern Arizona W 3-1

1989 - 4-23 - JIM GIACOMAzzI(3-13 Big Sky Conference)9/1 at Cal Berkeley L 0-39/2 at St. Mary’s L 0-39/12 St. Mary’s L 1-39/15 at Idaho L 0-39/16 at Eastern Washington L 1-39/17 at Gonzaga L 0-39/21 Montana State W 3-1

9/23 Montana L 1-39/24 San Jose State L 0-39/28 at Idaho State L 0-39/29 at Weber State L 1-39/30 at Utah State L 2-310/5 at Northern Arizona L 2-310/7 Boise State L 0-310/9 at Santa Clara L 1-310/10 Sacramento State L 1-310/13 at Chico State W 3-110/20 at Montana L 2-310/21 at Montana State L 2-310/26 Eastern Washington L 1-310/28 Idaho L 0-310/31 Sacramento State L 0-311/2 Weber State W 3-011/4 Idaho State L 1-311/9 Northern Arizona W 3-211/11 at Boise State L 0-311/28 at Fresno State L 0-3

1990 - 2-32 - JIM GIACOMAzzI(0-16 Big Sky Conference)8/31 vs. Furman W 3-08/31 vs. Eastern Michigan L 0-39/1 at South Florida W 3-19/1 vs. Central Florida L 1-39/4 Santa Clara L 0-39/7 at St. Mary’s L 1-39/7 vs. BYU-Hawai`i L 0-39/8 vs. San Francisco L 0-39/8 vs. Clemson L 1-39/13 Weber State L 1-39/15 Idaho State L 0-39/16 St. Mary’s L 1-39/18 at UC Davis L 2-39/21 at Eastern Washington L 2-39/22 at Idaho L 1-39/27 Montana L 0-39/29 Montana State L 2-310/2 at Arizona State L 0-310/3 at Northern Arizona L 0-310/5 US International L 2-310/5 Texas El-Paso L 2-310/6 CS Northridge L 0-310/8 Boise State L 0-310/11 at Idaho State L 0-310/12 at Weber State L 1-310/16 at CSU-Sacramento L 0-310/19 Idaho L 2-310/20 Eastern Washington L 1-310/25 at Boise State L 0-310/27 Northern Arizona L 2-311/7 CSU-Sacramento L 0-311/9 at Montana State L 2-311/10 at Montana L 0-311/13 at San Francisco L 0-3

1991 - 8-19 - PAUL LENAE(3-13 Big Sky Conference)8/30 San Diego L 1-38/31 St. Mary’s L 2-38/31 Bradley W 3-29/6 vs. Tulsa W 3-19/6 vs. Western Illinois L 2-39/7 at Missouri-KC W 3-09/7 Kansas L 2-39/14 Chico State W 3-29/20 at Santa Clara L 1-39/21 at St. Mary’s W 3-29/27 at Montana L 0-39/28 at Montana State L 1-310/3 Eastern Washington W 3-010/5 Idaho L 1-310/10 Weber State W 3-110/12 Idaho State L 0-310/14 at Sacramento State L 0-310/17 Northern Arizona L 1-310/19 at Boise State W 3-1

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year-by-year results10/25 at Idaho L 0-310/26 at Eastern Washington L 0-310/31 Montana State L 2-311/2 Montana L 0-311/8 at Weber State L 0-311/9 at Idaho State L 1-311/14 Boise State L 0-311/17 at Northern Arizona L 0-3

1992 - 10-26 - PAUL LENAE(7-11 Big West Conference)9/4 St. Mary’s W 3-09/5 Cal Poly SLO L 0-39/5 Rice L 2-39/7 at San Francisco L 1-39/11 vs. Colorado State L 1-39/11 vs. Santa Clara L 0-39/12 vs. Morehead Stae W 3-09/12 vs. San Diego L 2-39/18 Long Beach State L 0-39/19 UC Irvine W 3-29/25 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-39/26 at Cal State Fullerton W 3-110/2 Pacific L 0-310/9 Cal State Fullerton W 3-110/10 UC Santa Barbara L 0-310/15 at New Mexico State L 1-310/17 at San Jose State L 1-310/23 at Utah State W 3-110/24 at Utah State W 3-210/27 at Pacific L 0-310/30 vs. Northern Illinois L 1-310/30 vs. Cal Poly SLO L 1-310/31 at Cal State Northridge L 0-310/31 vs. Cal State Fullerton W 3-111/3 Hawaiì W 3-211/4 Hawaiì L 0-311/7 vs. Texas A&M L 2-311/7 at Cal Poly SLO L 0-311/13 San Jose State L 1-311/14 New Mexico State W 3-011/20 at UC Irvine L 2-311/21 at Long Beach State L 0-311/27 vs. Oregon State L 0-311/27 vs. Hofstra L 0-311/28 at Sacramento State L 2-311/28 vs. Fresno State L 0-3

1993 - 17-16 - PAUL LENAE(5-13 Big West Conference)9/3 Sam Houston State W 3-19/3 Marquette W 3-0 9/4 San Francisco W 3-09/4 Mississippi W 3-09/10 at Missouri W 3-29/11 vs. Eastern Kentucky W 3-09/11 vs. Eastern Illinois W 3-19/17 at Long Beach State L 0-39/18 at UC Irvine L 0-39/22 Sacramento State L 2-39/24 Santa Barbara L 0-39/25 Cal State Fullerton W 3-09/30 Pacific L 0-310/6 at Chaminade W 3-110/7 at Hawaiì L 0-310/8 at Hawaiì L 0-310/15 New Mexico State W 3-010/16 San Jose State L 0-310/22 at Cal State Fullerton W 3-010/23 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-310/26 at Pacific L 0-310/29 at Sacramento State L 1-310/30 at Cal State SLO W 3-011/4 Utah State W 3-011/7 Utah State W 3-211/9 at St. Mary’s W 3-111/13 at New Mexico State L 0-311/19 UC Irvine L 2-3

11/20 Long Beach State l 0-311/23 San Jose State l 1-311/26 Baylor W 3-111/27 Cal Poly SLO W 3-011/27 Washington State L 1-3

1994 - 11-23 - PAUL LENAE(5-13 Big West Conference)9/2 vs. Temple L 2-39/2 vs. Northern Iowa L 1-39/3 at Washington State L 2-39/3 vs. Gonzaga L 0-39/9 Weber State W 3-09/9 Missouri W 3-19/10 St. Mary’s (Calif.) W 3-19/10 Virginia Commonwealth W 3-09/14 Idaho State L 1-39/15 Cal State Fullerton W 3-09/17 UC Santa Barbara L 0-39/23 at UC Irvine L 2-39/24 at Long Beach State L 0-39/29 Pacific L 1-310/1 San Jose State L 0-310/7 at Utah State W 3-110/8 at Utah State W 3-010/11 Hawaiì L 1-310/12 Hawaiì L 0-310/15 at New Mexico State L 0-310/20 Long Beach State L 1-310/22 UC Irvine W 3-010/28 at San Jose State L 0-310/29 at Pacific L 0-311/3 at James Madison W 3-011/4 at American L 0-311/4 vs. Delaware L 2-311/5 vs. Md.-Baltimore County W 3-111/5 at George Mason L 1-311/11 Sacramento State L 0-311/12 New Mexico State L 0-311/18 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-311/19 at CS Fullerton W 3-011/22 at Santa Clara L 1-3

1995 - 16-14 - PAUL LENAE(9-9 Big West Conference)9/1 Tulsa W 3-09/1 Southwest Texas State W 3-19/2 Idaho State L 0-39/2 San Diego W 3-29/8 Stephen F. Austin L 0-39/8 at Baylor W 3-09/9 Weber State L 1-39/9 Lamar W 3-19/15 at Cal State Fullerton W 3-09/16 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-39/21 UC Irvine W 3-09/23 Long Beach State L 0-39/29 at Pacific L 0-39/30 at San Jose State W 3-110/6 Utah State W 3-010/7 Utah State W 3-010/12 at New Mexico State W 3-210/13 at Texas Tech L 0-310/20 at Long Beach State L 0-310/21 at UC Irvine W 3-010/26 San Jose State L 0-310/28 Pacific L 0-311/2 at Hawaiì L 0-311/3 at Hawaiì L 0-311/9 New Mexico State W 3-111/11 Cal State Northridge W 3-011/13 at Sacramento State L 0-311/18 Cal State Fullerton W 3-211/21 Santa Clara W 3-0

1996 - 16-15 - PAUL LENAE(7-9 Big West Conference)8/30 SMU W 3-08/30 Wichita State W 3-08/31 Portland W 3-08/31 Texas Tech L 0-39/6 at Wyoming L 1-39/7 vs. Texas-San Antonio W 3-19/7 vs. Chicago State W 3-09/13 vs. Providence W 3-1

9/14 at St. Mary’s (Calif.) L 1-39/14 vs. Air Force W 3-09/20 at UNLV W 3-29/21 at San Diego L 0-39/27 at Idaho L 0-39/29 at Boise State L 2-310/3 New Mexico State W 3-010/5 North Texas W 3-010/10 at UC Irvine W 3-210/12 Utah State W 3-010/14 at San Francisco L 0-310/17 UC Santa Barbara L 1-310/19 Cal Poly SLO W 3-110/25 at Long Beach State L 0-310/26 at Pacific L 0-310/31 Cal State Fullerton W 3-211/2 at Utah State L 1-311/7 at North Texas L 1-311/9 at New Mexico State W 3-111/13 Boise State L 1-311/17 Idaho L 2-311/23 vs. Pacific L 0-311/26 San Francisco W 3-2

1997 - 12-19 - DEVIN SCRUGGS(5-11 Big West, Fifth East Division)8/29 UNLV L 1-38/30 Kansas L 2-38/30 Oregon L 2-39/1 Stanford L 0-39/5 vs. Ill.-Chicago W 3-09/6 vs. Fla. International W 3-09/9 at Marquette L 1-39/12 vs. Ala.-Birmingham W 3-09/13 vs. San Jose State L 0-39/13 at Portland W 3-29/19 Cornell W 3-09/19 Fresno State L 0-39/20 NE Illinois W 3-09/20 San Diego L 0-39/26 Idaho L 0-39/27 Boise State L 1-310/2 at New Mexico State L 0-310/4 at North Texas W 3-010/9 UC Irvine W 3-110/11 at Utah State L 2-310/17 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-310/19 at Cal Poly L 0-310/21 San Francisco W 3-010/24 Long Beach State L 0-310/25 Pacific L 0-310/31 at Cal State Fullerton W 3-211/2 Utah State L 1-311/6 North Texas W 3-011/8 New Mexico State W 3-011/14 at Boise State L 1-311/15 Idaho L 0-3

1998 - 22-7 - DEVIN SCRUGGS(12-4 Big West, First East Division)9/4 UT-San Antonio W 3-09/5 San Jose State W 3-19/5 Houston W 3-09/11 vs. Coastal Carolina W 3-09/12 vs. Ball State W 3-29/12 at Duke W 3-19/18 vs. Harvard W 3-09/18 at Saint Mary’s W 3-09/19 vs. Connecticut W 3-29/24 Pacific L 0-39/26 Utah State W 3-09/28 at UNLV L 1-310/1 Idaho W 3-210/3 Boise State W 3-010/8 at New Mexico State L 2-310/10 at North Texas W 3-010/13 Sacramento State W 3-210/16 at Cal State Fullerton W 3-010/17 at UC Irvine W 3-110/21 UC Santa Barbara L 0-310/24 Cal Poly W 3-010/29 North Texas W 3-010/31 New Mexico State W 3-011/5 at Boise State W 3-111/7 at Idaho W 3-1

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year-by-year results11/12 at Long Beach L 0-311/14 at Utah State W 3-211/20 at Long Beach L 0-312/5 vs. Miami(OH)# L 0-3#NCAA First Round Match, Honolulu, Hawaii

1999 - 17-11 - DEVIN SCRUGGS(10-6 Big West, Second East Division)9/3 Saint Mary’s W 3-19/4 Fresno State W 3-19/4 Duke W 3-29/9 vs. USC L 2-39/10 vs. Tennessee W 3-29/12 at Hawaiì L 1-39/17 vs Ohio Univ. W 3-19/18 vs. Ala.-Birmingham W 3-09/18 at Gonzaga W 3-09/23 at Pacific L 0-39/25 Utah State W 3-29/28 UNLV L 2-39/30 at Idaho L 2-310/2 at Boise State W 3-110/7 New Mexico State W 3-010/9 North Texas W 3-010/12 at Sacramento State L 2-310/14 Cal State Fullerton W 3-010/16 UC Irvine W 3-110/22 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-310/23 at Cal Poly L 0-310/29 at North Texas W 3-010/30 at New Mexico State W 3-011/4 Boise State W 3-211/6 Idaho W 3-211/11 Long Beach State L 1-311/13 at Utah State L 0-311/23 at California L 0-3

2000 - 13-14 - DEVIN SCRUGGS(10-6 WAC, Third)9/1 California L 1-39/2 Kent State W 3-29/2 Minnesota L 0-39/8 vs. Utah L 2-39/9 at Cal Poly L 0-39/9 vs. San Diego W 3-09/12 at Pacific L 0-39/15 vs UC Irvine L 1-39/16 at Long Beach L 0-39/21 Rice W 3-09/23 Sacramento State W 3-19/29 at San Jose State L 2-39/30 at Fresno State L 2-310/5 TCU W 3-110/7 SMU W 3-010/11 Tulsa W 3-010/14 Hawaiì L 1-310/20 at Rice W 3-110/22 at UTEP W 3-110/27 at SMU W 3-010/28 at TCU W 3-211/2 Fresno State W 3-011/4 San Jose State L 1-311/8 at UNLV L 2-311/11 at Tulsa W 3-011/16 at Hawaiì L 0-311/20 UTEP L 0-3

2001 - 17-8 - DEVIN SCRUGGS(9-4 WAC, Tied Second West Division)8/31 at Arizona State W 3-29/1 vs. Hofstra W 3-19/1 vs. Santa Clara L 2-39/7 St. Mary’s W 3-09/8 Weber State W 3-09/8 Cal State Fullerton W 3-09/18 Pacific W 3-09/20 Tulsa W 3-09/27 SMU W 3-19/29 Rice W 3-110/4 at UTEP W 3-110/6 at Louisiana Tech W 3-010/12 at Fresno State L 1-310/13 at San Jose State L 0-310/18 Fresno State W 3-1

10/20 Boise State W 3-010/23 Sacramento State L 1-310/27 Hawai’i L 1-311/1 San Jose State W 3-111/2 Hawai’i L 0-311/6 UNLV W 3-211/9 at Boise State W 3-111/16 vs. UTEP^ W 3-011/17 at San Jose State^ L 0-311/30 at Stanford# L 0-3^WAC Tournament, San Jose, Calif.#NCAA First Round Match, Stanford, Calif.

2002 - 22-10 - DEVIN SCRUGGS (8-5 WAC, Third West Division, Second WAC Trny)8/30 at Washington St. L 2-38/31 vs. BYU W 3-28/31 vs. Gonzaga W 3-09/6 Denver W 3-09/7 UC Riverside W 3-09/7 Portland W 3-09/13 Sacramento St. W 3-09/14 Cal State Northridge W 3-09/17 at UNLV W 3-09/20 at Colorado State W 3-09/21 vs. Cincinnati L 1-39/21 vs. Gonzaga W 3-09/26 Fresno State W 3-19/27 Cal State Fullerton W 3-010/3 at SMU W 3-210/5 at Rice L 0-310/10 UTEP W 3-010/13 Louisiana Tech W 3-010/17 at Tulsa W 3-010/19 San Jose State W 3-110/25 at Boise State W 3-011/1 Hawaiì L 0-311/3 at San Jose State L 1-311/8 at Hawaiì L 0-311/14 at Fresno State L 1-311/16 Boise State W 3-011/22 UTEP^ W 3-011/23 Fresno State^ W 3-211/24 Hawaiì^ L 1-311/29 at Pacific L 1-311/30 vs. SW Missouri W 3-212/6 vs. Pacific# L 2-3^WAC Tournament, Virginia Street Gym, Reno, Nev.#NCAA First Round Match, Stanford, Calif.

2003 - 16-15 - DEVIN SCRUGGS(7-6 WAC, Third West Division)8/29 vs. Fordham W 3-08/29 vs. Bucknell W 3-08/30 vs. Valparaiso L 0-38/30 at Cal State Fullerton L 0-39/1 at Long Beach State L 0-39/5 Tennessee L 0-39/6 Gonzaga W 3-09/6 Arizona State W 3-19/11 vs. Cal Poly L 2-39/12 at California L 0-39/13 vs. New Hampshire W 3-09/19 at Utah W 3-19/20 at BYU L 0-39/25 Tulsa W 3-09/27 Rice W 3-110/2 at San Jose State L 2-310/4 at Hawaiì L 0-310/7 at Sacramento State L 0-310/11 Fresno State L 1-310/16 UTEP W 3-010/18 Boise State W 3-010/23 at SMU L 1-310/25 at Louisiana Tech W 3-210/28 UNLV W 3-011/1 at Fresno State L 0-311/6 Hawaiì L 1-311/8 San Jose State W 3-111/13 Pacific W 3-211/14 at Boise State W 3-111/21 Rice^ W 3-011/22 Hawaiì^ L 0-3^WAC Tournament, Virginia Street Gym, Reno, Nev.

2004 - 21-10 - DEVIN SCRUGGS (10-3 WAC, Second West Division, Second WAC Trny)9/3 St. Mary’s College L 0-39/4 Utah State W 3-09/4 Stanford L 2-39/10 at UC Davis W 3-09/11 vs. Montana W 3-09/11 vs. Brown W 3-09/14 Sacramento State W 3-19/17 at San Diego L 0-39/18 vs. Oregon State L 0-39/18 vs. Pennsylvania W 3-09/23 at Tulsa W 3-29/25 at Rice L 0-39/30 San Jose State W 3-010/2 Hawaiì L 2-310/7 Utah Valley State W 3-110/9 at Fresno State W 3-110/14 at UTEP W 3-010/16 at Boise State W 3-210/21 SMU W 3-010/23 Louisiana Tech W 3-010/30 Fresno State W 3-111/6 at San Jose State W 3-011/7 at UNLV W 3-211/11 Boise State W 3-011/13 at Hawaiì L 2-311/19 San Jose State^ W 3-011/20 Rice^ W 3-111/21 Hawaiì^ L 1-311/26 vs. San Francisco L 1-311/27 vs. George Washington W 3-012/3 vs. Wichita State# L 0-3^WAC Tournament, Virginia Street Gym, Reno, Nev.#NCAA First Round Match, Lincoln, Neb.

2005 - 18-13 - DEVIN SCRUGGS (10-6 WAC, Fourth, Tied Third WAC Trny)8/27 BYU L 2-39/2 San Diego L 0-39/3 Eastern Kentucky W 3-09/3 UCLA L 2-39/9 at Sacramento State L 1-39/10 vs. Loyola Marymount L 1-39/10 vs. Columbia W 3-09/16 California W 3-29/17 Akron W 3-19/17 Montana State W 3-19/22 Louisiana Tech W 3-29/24 New Mexico State W 3-29/29 at Idaho W 3-09/31 at Boise State W 3-010/6 San Jose State W 3-010/8 at Hawaiì L 0-310/13 Boise State W 3-010/15 Utah State W 3-110/17 UNLV W 3-210/20 at San Jose State L 2-310/22 at Fresno State L 2-310/27 Hawaiì L 0-311/3 at New Mexico State L 1-311/5 at Louisiana Tech W 3-211/10 Idaho W 3-211/12 Fresno State W 3-011/15 UC Davis W 3-011/19 at Utah State L 0-311/24 Idaho^ W 3-011/25 Hawaiì^ L 1-312/02 at Stanford# L 0-3^WAC Tournament, Lawlor Events Center, Reno, Nev.#NCAA First Round Match, Stanford, Calif.

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year-by-year results2006 - 15-15 - DEVIN SCRUGGS (9-7 WAC, Tied Fourth)8/25 vs. Creighton L 0-38/26 vs. Florida Atlantic W 3-08/26 at Montanta State W 3-19/01 Montana W 3-19/03 Pacific W 3-09/05 Sacramento State L 1-39/08 vs. SMU L 2-39/09 vs. UC Irvine L 1-39/09 at Loyala Marymount L 0-39/15 UT Pan American W 3-09/17 Portland W 3-09/21 San Jose State W 3-19/25 at UNLV L 0-39/28 Louisiana Tech W 3-09/30 New Mexico State W 3-210/04 Utah State W 3-010/08 at Hawaiì L 0-310/12 at San Jose State L 0-310/14 at Fresno State W 3-210/19 Boise State W 3-210/21 Idaho W 3-210/26 at New Mexico State L 0-310/28 at Louisiana Tech W 3-111/02 Hawaiì L 0-311/04 Fresno State W 3-211/09 at BYU L 0-311/11 at Utah State L 2-311/15 at Idaho L 0-311/18 at Boise State L 1-311/22 San Jose State^ L 1-3^WAC Tournament, Lawlor Events Center, Reno, Nev.

2007 - 16-11 - DEVIN SCRUGGS(10-6 WAC, Fourth)8/24 Pacific L 0-38/31 at Pepperdine W 3-29/01 vs. Arizona L 0-39/02 vs. Lipscomb W 3-09/07 UNLV L 1-39/08 Hofstra W 3-19/08 Washington State L 0-39/13 Louisiana Tech W 3-19/14 New Mexico State L 0-39/20 at Idaho L 2-39/22 at Bosie State W 3-19/27 at Fresno State W 3-09/29 at San Jose State W 3-010/05 at Hawaiì L 0-310/11 Fresno State W 3-010/13 Utah State W 3-010/18 at New Mexico State L 2-310/20 at Louisiana Tech W 3-010/25 Idaho W 3-010/27 Boise State W 3-010/30 at Sacramento State W 3-211/01 Hawaiì L 0-311/03 San Jose State W 3-211/08 at Utah State L 1-311/10 at Utah Valley W 3-111/15 vs. Idaho^ W 3-111/16 vs. Hawaiì^ L 0-3^WAC Tournament, Las Cruces, N.M.

2008 - 12-17 - DEVIN SCRUGGS (7-9 WAC, TFifth)8/29 vs. Valparaiso L 0-38/30 at Notre Dame L 1-38/31 vs. IPFW W 3-09/05 UCLA L 0-39/07 Seattle University W 3-19/12 Missouri W 3-19/13 UC Davis W 3-29/13 Pepperdine L 0-39/18 at Louisiana Tech W 3-29/20 at New Mexico State L 0-39/25 San Jose State L 2-3

9/27 at Utah State L 2-39/28 at UNLV L 1-310/02 Idaho L 2-310/04 Boise State W 3-110/07 Sacrmento State W 3-010/11 at Fresno State W 3-110/16 Fresno State W 3-110/18 Hawaiì L 0-310/23 Louisiana Tech W 3-110/25 Utah State W 3-110/31 at Hawaiì L 0-311/05 New Mexico State L 2-311/08 at San Jose State L 1-311/13 at Idaho L 1-311/15 at Boise State W 3-011/20 vs. Idaho^ L 0-311/28 vs. Utah L 0-311/29 vs. Portland L 0-3^WAC Tournament, Stan Sheriff Center, Honolulu, Hawaii

2009 - 11-20 - DEVIN SCRUGGS (7-9 WAC, TFourth)8/29 Connecticut W 3-28/29 UC Irvine L 1-38/30 Saint Mary’s College L 0-39/04 at Arizona L 0-39/04 vs. Eastern Washington L 1-39/05 Vs. Houston W 3-29/11 UC Davis L 1-39/12 Sam Houston State W 3-29/12 Portland State L 1-39/18 vs. Loyola Marymount L 0-39/18 at Pacific L 0-39/19 vs. CSU Bakersfield W 3-29/22 at Sacramento State L 0-39/26 Fresno State W 3-110/01 at New Mexico State L 0-310/03 at Louisiana Tech L 0-310/08 at Hawaiì L 0-310/10 Utah State W 3-210/15 Boise State W 3-110/17 Idaho L 0-310/22 at Idaho L 0-310/24 at Boise State L 0-310/29 San Jose State W 3-010/31 Hawaiì` L 0-311/05 UNLV L 0-311/07 at San Jose State W 3-011/09 at Fresno State W 3-111/12 New Mexico State L 1-311/14 Louisiana Tech W 3-011/19 at Utah State L 1-311/23 vs. Fresno State^ L 2-3^WAC Tournament, Orleans Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada

2010 - 13-17 - DEVIN SCRUGGS (7-9 WAC, TSixth)8/27 vs. Utah Valley W 3-18/28 at Missouri L 0-38/28 vs. Maryland L 1-39/3 Weber State W 3-09/4 Belmont W 3-19/4 Notre Dame W 3-29/10 Northern Arizona W 3-19/10 Arizona L 1-39/11 Pacific W 3-09/17 vs. Portland L 1-39/18 at UC Davis L 0-39/18 vs. Oregon State L 0-39/24 at Hawaiì L 0-39/27 at UNLV L 2-39/30 San Jose State W 3-010/2 Fresno State W 3-110/7 at Boise State W 3-110/9 at Idaho L 1-310/15 Utah State W 3-110/17 at New Mexico State L 0-310/21 New Mexico State L 1-310/23 Louisiana Tech W 3-010/28 at Fresno State W 3-110/30 at San Jose State W 3-211/4 Idaho L 0-311/6 Boise State L 1-3

11/12 at Utah State L 0-311/14 Hawaiì L 0-311/18 at Louisiana Tech L 2-311/22 vs. Utah State^ L 1-3^WAC Tournament, Orleans Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada

2011 - 5-21 - RUTH LAwANSON(2-12 WAC, Seventh)8/26 vs. Portland L 2-38/27 vs. UC Irvine L 1-38/27 at San Diego State L 0-39/02 vs. Washington State L 0-39/02 vs. Butler L 0-39/03 vs. Texas A&M L 0-39/03 at Portland W 3-29/09 vs. Sacramento State L 1-39/09 at California L 0-39/10 vs. UT Arlington W 3-19/21 UNLV L 0-39/24 Fresno State L 2-39/29 at Hawaiì L 0-310/01 at San Jose State L 0-310/06 New Mexico State L 0-310/08 Louisiana Tech W 3-010/13 at Idaho L 1-310/15 at Utah State L 0-310/20 Seattle W 3-010/22 at Fresno State L 1-310/27 San Jose State L 0-310/29 Hawaiì L 0-311/03 at Louisiana Tech W 3-011/05 at New Mexico State L 0-311/10 Utah State L 1-311/12 Idaho L 1-3

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all time letterwinnersAAdams, Eva 1924Adams, Karen 2001-04Adams, Leslie 1988Adamson, Andrea 1976,78,80Addeo, April 1999-2000Aguilar, Carina 2005Alley, Lisa 1976Ament, Julie 1983,85Anderson, Jaclyn 2001Anxo, Grace 2010-11Anxo, Sofia 2010-11Aune, Sage 2006-08Ayers, Naomi 1925BBaker, Erlmond 1937Baldwin, Lindsay 2007-10Bandel, Theresa 1979Baracco, Emily 1999-02Barkley, Lynn 1975-76,78Barnes, Margaret 1919Batchelder, Melissa 1991Batista, Janelle 2009-11Bell, Virginia 1942Bernasconi, Mae 1924Berman, Elena 1998Beyer, Christine 1986Biggs, Barb 1976Black, Dana 1992-93Bonds, Denise 1981Branscum, Jeanette 1988Briand, Beth 1986Brown, Edith 1919Briggs, Kelly 1979Brown, Norma 1919Brown, Wendy 1985Browning, Margaret 1924Brownwell, Cam 1976Brush, Alyse 2002-03Bryant, Michelle 1990Burger, Michelle 1987Burnley, Pam 1988Burton, Kellie 2002-04Busalacchi, Carla 1990-93Bustamante, Phyllis 1986-87Butler, Miriam 1932Byer, Christine 1987CCabral, Ann 1983-84Cabral, Kathy 1983Cane, Christy 1983Capurro, Rachel 2003Carlson, Stacy 1990Carroll, Mary 1942Chambers, Navonna 1998-01Chang, Kelly 2009-11Christen, Robin 1980-81Churchill, Dorothy 1919Coates, Marcella 1924Colgrove, April 1993, 95-97Conway, Muriel 1924-25Cooper, Cory 1983Cottle, Annette 1981Couwenhoven, Jill 1999-02Coverly, D. 1983,85Crane, Christy 1981,83-84Creseola, S. 1985Culoverhouse, J. 1976,78-79Cupples, May 1924-25Curiel, Letty 1980Curieux, Eleanor 1924

DDafforn, Barrie 1988Dare, Kristi 1997-99Daum, Jessica 2008-10Davis (Hall), Brianne 2002-06Deal, Keri 1991Denison, Susan 1985-87DeReemer, Lena 1924-25DeRiemer, Rachael 2004Dobbs, Julie 1988,90-91Donaldson, Emily 2002-04Dunkle, Gladys 1919Dunn, Olive 1924EEdwards, Eva 1930Elkins, Maribeth 1942Ericson, Teal 2004-07Ernst, Dorothy 1930Evarts, Jill 1990,92FFennell, Kelly 1986Flateaw, Debbie 1976Fogarty, Denise 1975-76Fox, Helen 1924Freeman, Gertrude 1937Fry, C. 1983Fuetsh, Shirley 1937Fuss, Helen 1919GGage, Shirley 1981-84Galler, Lauren 2003Galvin, Bridget 1975-76Gamble, Maya 2001Garvey, Erin 2008-11Geddes, Lisa 1986-87Genasci, Sylvia 1924Gerlach, Summer 1985Glessner, Dawn 1978Goldsworthy, E. 1937Grandi, Lydia 1930Greiner, Pam 1980-81Gruber, Bernice 1924Grubnau, Marie 1919Guevara, Lynn 1993Gulling, Lauris 1942Gunther, Ruth 1924-25HHaggard, Katie 1990-92Haggard, Kerri 1990-92Haley, Clara 1942Haley, Gloria 1945Haney, Shawna 1977-80Hanna, Betty Jo 1942Harlamert, Michelle 1988Harms, Christine 2002-05Harriman, June 1919Harrington, Dorothy 1919Harrington, Kylie 2007-10Harris, Gertrude 1919Harris, Jennifer 1998-2000Harrison, Frances 1925Harris, Rose 1919Haughney, Theresa 1919Haviland, Vera 1925Hawkins, Frances 1942Heidland, Sharon 1993,95-96Heinen, Brianna 2010-11Henderson, T. 1978, 80Henry, Dana 2005-07Heri, Lauren 2000Hermansen, 1937Hermo, Pam 1988Hernandez, Allison 2005-08Herz, Nancy 1942Hess, Ashley 2005Hewko, Erin 1992-93,95Hicks, Marie 1942Hixson, Pat 1975-76

Holda, Lindsay 2002-05Holt, Dana 2010-11Hoskins, Erma 1919Houser, Shirley 1978Howard, Debbie 1990Humphrey, Frances 1924Hunter, Elaine 1930Hyme, Marie 1976JJameson, Kelly 2000-01Jefferson, Yolanda 1989,91Jenkins, Krista 1980-81Jensen, Carol 1978-81Jensen, Edna 1930Jezucki, Michelle 1985Ji, Elissa 2009-11Johnson, Staci 1985Johnson, Tristin 2003-06Jones, Erma 1924KKaeser, Dorothy 1924Kallenbach, D. 1930Kaytia, Marcella 1996-97Keegan, Blanche 1932Keith, Jamie 1993,95-96Kelly, Lauren 2006-09Kensinger, Vivian 1924Kornmayer, Betty 1937LLaBossiere, Kellie 1998-01Landsdon, 1937Lathrop, Avis 1919Lazaroff, Cindy 1988Lea’ea, Tessa 2011Lehman, Clark 1986Leiker, Lorrie 1972-76Link, Nicole 2007-10Locke, Liz 1993,95Long, Lisa 1988,90-91Loring, Isabel 1924Lorrance, Marcia 1942Lozano, Nell 1930,32MMacElroy-Miller, J. 1976MacFadyen, Melissa 1980-82Marsch, Denise 1986,88-89Marshall, Salaia 2001Martin, Catherine 1930Martin, Kelly 1990,92-93Mathews, Mary 1937Matthews, KatiJo 2006-07Menesini, Christian 1993Meskimens, Bob 1924Metchelder, Melissa 1990Meyer, Melody 1983Midzor, Daisy 1942Mikkelsen, Karen 1990,92-93Miller, Ashley 2005, 2007Miller, Jennifer 1990-92Mitchell, Elsie 1924Mitchell, Rose 1919Mollica, Kathy 1983Monte, Kim 1981-85Moore, Ada 1924Moos, Felicia 1937Mootry, Amy 1986-88 More, Michelle 1999-02Morgan, Chelsea 2002-03Morrison, Harriet 1942Murray, Lane 1985Myers, Tiana 1991NNagle, Terry 1942Nay, 1937Nelson, Evalyn 1925Netherby, Lauren 1996-99Neumeier, Tiffany 1993,95-97Numley, Angie 1981

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OO’Connel, Sharon 1985Odbert, Jimmie 1919Oliver, TIffany 1999-2000Olmstead, Ruth 1924Olmstead, Theo 1924Organ, Hallie 1919 Ostoich, Anika 1998-99PParish, Betty 1937Paul, Bonnie 2011Pate, Judy 1983Patigan, Regina 1976Pearce, Sue 1976Peterson, Helen 1930-32Petrilli, Monica 1993,95-96Pierce, Sue 1979Pollak, Tara 1995-98Porter, Loreece 1983-85RRabe, Lois 1942Ralston, Lynn 1978-80 Ramsey, Kim 2000Randall, Dorothy 1919Randolph, Jacqueline 2002Rasmussen, Rene 1984Read, Dede(?) 1991Renfro, Della 1930Reseck, Terri 1979Reynolds, Brandi 1990Reynolds, Pryscyla 1919Riley, Salome 1919Rock, Cindy 1975-76,78Rogers, Ida 1930,32Rose, Rochelle 1980-81 Ross, Lottie 1919Roth, Carol 1980Rowbottom, Leslie 1986,88Rudin, Stacy 1979-80Ryan, Erika 2005SSalave`a, Salaia 2002-05Santiago, Tatiana 2008-11Scheideman, Robin 1986Schmidt, Cathy 1988Schrotenboer, M. 1997Shields, Lavina 1919Schott, Jamie 1995Sei, Sonnie 2006-09Sheldon, Denise 2001Siebert, Eleanor 1924Sipherd, Karly 2004-07Slover, Mundi 1988Smythe, Lois 1919Sorensen, Carly 2003-06Sorensen, Viola 1942Spaulding, Paige 1996Staker, Jorgan 2006-09Stark, Helene 1932Stemler, Shannon 1998-01Stewart, Ruth 1930Stock, Greta 1980Stonebarger, Suzanne 1998-01Sylvester, Terry 1976

TTalhot, Carol 1980Tarner, 1937Thomas, Kim 1983-84Trantham, Carla 1988Trudelle, Mary 1930-32Townsend, Ellen 1976Turner, Gilberta 1925UUnderwood, Anne 1919VValle, Orlando 1993Vallery, Michelle 1993,95-96Vance, Kylee 2008-09Vance, Shannon 1995-96Varnon, 1937Vauney, Leslie 1992Vikan, Lynn 1983Visscher, Connie 1978WWalker, 1937Walters, Diane 1992Ward, Michelle 1996Watkins, Alex 1976Wheeler, Nevada 1924White, Jennifer 1990-93Whitlow, Kathy 1983Whitnack, Alanna 1997-98Wickland, Vera 1919Wilder, Vivian 1924William, Sue 1976Williams, AShley 1997-98Wilson, Glenda 1976Wofford, Ellen 1992-93Wolfe, Genevieve 1930Wooley, Laura 2002Wyckoff, Blanche 1925yYates, Brittni 2008-11Yee, Francis 1942ZZimmerman, Kari 1987Zoerner, Heather 1993-95

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