2018 ARKANSAS VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES 21 AUBURN

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1 RESULTS/SCHEDULE NEXT THREE OPPONENTS TALE OF THE TAPE NEWS & NOTES OVERALL: SEC: 4-7 H: 6-3 A: 2-6 N: 2-1 AUGUST 24 Kansas SECN+ L, at Kansas ESPN+ W, vs Ga. Southern! BTN+ W, 3-0 SEPTEMBER 1 vs N. Dakota State! BTN+ W, at 3 Minnesota! BTN+ L, Butler# W, Buffalo# SECN+ W, Northwestern# SECN+ W, vs NC State^ L, at Georgia Tech^ ACC Extra L, at Texas A&M* SEC Network L, Missouri* SECN+ L, at 19 Kentucky* L, at Tennessee* SECN+ L, 2-3 OCTOBER 5 Ole Miss* SECN+ W, at Missouri* SECN+ L, Mississippi State* SECN+ W, South Carolina* SEC Network W, Alabama* L, at Mississippi State* SEC Network W, at Auburn* L, 0-3 NOVEMBER 4 at 11 Florida* SEC Network 3 p.m. 9 Georgia* SECN+ 7 p.m. 11 LSU* SECN+ 1 p.m Kentucky* ESPNU 5 p.m. 18 Tennessee* SECN/WC 1 p.m. 21 at Georgia* SEC Network 5 p.m. 23 at Alabama* 7 p.m. 29 NCAA 1st/2nd Rd TBA 30 NCAA 1st/2nd Rd TBA DECEMBER 1 NCAA 1st/2nd Rd TBA 7 NCAA Regional Rd TBA 8 NCAA Regional Rd TBA 13 NCAA Semfinals TBA 15 NCAA Championship TBA! - Diet Coke Classic # - Arkansas Classic ^ - Georgia Tech Classic * - SEC match All times CENTRAL and subject to change All home matches played at Barnhill Arena (8,500) FLORIDA GATORS (19-4, 10-1 SEC) All-Time Series...Florida 41-3 Last Meeting... FLA, 3-1 (11/10/17) H2H* Arkansas Florida Hitting Pct Kills/Set Assists/Set Digs/Set Blocks/Set Aces/Set GEORGIA BULLDOGS (2-8, 3-6 SEC) All-Time Series... Arkansas, Last Meeting... UGA, 3-1 (10/25/17) H2H* Arkansas Georgia Hitting Pct Kills/Set Assists/Set Digs/Set Blocks/Set Aces/Set LSU TIGERS (8-11, 1-8 SEC) All-Time Series... Arkansas, Last Meeting...LSU, 3-1 (11/3/17) H2H* Arkansas LSU Hitting Pct Kills/Set Assists/Set Digs/Set Blocks/Set Aces/Set TEAM LEADERS MILESTONE WATCH ALL-TIME SERIES VS FLORIDA Sunday s meeting against the Gators will be the 45th meeting between the two team. Florida holds a 41-3 advantage over Arkansas, winning the last four matches. The Hogs last victory over the Gators came in LAST TIME OUT The Razorbacks went 1-1 last week, sweeping Mississippi State on the road and falling 3-0 at Auburn. Sophomore Liz Pamphile led the team in both blocks and kills, while Okiana Valle recorded 17 digs. Rachel Rippee recorded 19 assists and three Razorbacks had a service ace. WHERE THEY RANK Through the first half of SEC play, the Hogs sit in eighth place in the conference standings. Sophomore Hailey Dirrigl comes in at No. 8 in kills/set, averaging 3.51 with 246 this season. Junior Rachel Rippee is sixth with 8.73 assists/set, recording 637 in 20 matches. Freshman Lauren Evans 0.35 aces/set are sixth in the SEC while senior Okiana Valle is at the top of the league with 5.10 digs/set. CONFERENCE HONORS Okiana Valle was named SEC Co-Defensive Player of the Week following an impressive performance against South Carolina and Alabama. Valle helped lead the Hogs to a sweep of the Gamecocks last Wednesday, a team who was 60+ points higher than Arkansas in the RPI. She recorded three service aces against the Gamecocks, setting a season-high for aces in a match. The senior also had an impressive 13 points from the service line over South Carolina. Kills Per Set...Soph. Hailey Dirrigl 3.51 k/s 246 kills Assists Per Set... Jr. Rachel Rippee 8.73 a/s 637 assists Digs Per Set...Sr. Okiana Valle 5.10 d/s 393 digs Blocks Per Set... Soph. Liz Pamphile 0.94 b/s 72.0 blocks Aces Per Set...Fr. Lauren Evans 0.35 sa/s 20 aces Hailey Dirrigl (OH Soph.) Looking for: 667 kills (ARK #25) Current Total: 567 Needs: 100 Kelly O Brien (MB Sr.) Looking for: 200 blocks (career) Current Total: 171 Needs: 29 Elizabeth Pamphile (MB Soph.) Looking for: 500 kills (career) Current Total: 409 Needs: 99 Looking for: 200 blocks (career) Current Total: 167 Needs: 33 Rachel Rippee (S Jr.) Looking for: 3182 assists (ARK #3) Current Total: 2932 Needs: 250 Looking for: 626 digs (ARK #25) Current Total: 589 Needs: 37 Okiana Valle (L/DS Sr.) Looking for: 2126 digs (ARK #1) Current Total: 1704 Needs: 422 1

2 ARKANSAS VOLLEYBALL QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Fayetteville, Ark. Founded March 27, 1871 Enrollment 27,558 Nickname Razorbacks School Colors Cardinal, White Affilliation NCAA Division I Conference Southeastern (SEC) Chancellor Dr. Joseph E Steinmetz Vice Chancellor/Dir. of Athletics Hunter Yurachek Faculty Athletic Representative Gerald Jordan University Website Athletics Website ArkansasRazorbacks.com 2018 ARKANSAS VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES 21 AUBURN TEAM INFORMATION 2017 Overall Record Conference Record 9-9 SEC Finish 6th Home Record 10-2 Away Record 6-6 Neutral Record 3-2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/3 Starters Returning/Lost 4+L/3 Newcomers 6 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jason Watson Record at Arkansas (.475) Career Record (.556) Associate Head Coach Jon Newman-Gonchar Assistant Coach Megan Wargo-Kearney Volunteer Assistant Justin Martin Director of Operations Whitney Roth Volleyball Office Phone 479/ TEAM HISTORY All-Time Record (.593)/24 Seasons All-Time SEC Record (.580) NCAA Appearances/Last 11/2013 SEC Championships/Last 1 (Tournament)/1997 First Year of Volleyball 1994 ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Asst AD for Communications Kyle Parkinson Associate Director Mike Cawood Associate Director Jeri Thorpe Assistant Director Jeff Smith Assistant Director John Thomas Assistant Director TBA Communications Assistant Devan Lawson Communications Assistant (VB) Jordan Manning jlm106@uark.edu Cell # Secretary Mary Lynn Gibson Mailing Address: Arkansas Athletics Communications 350 N. Razorback Road Fayetteville, AR ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS Front Row (L to R): Allyson Dernehl, Lauren Evans, Reagan Robinson, Paige Johnson, Okiana Valle, Gracie Ryan, Klaire Trainor, Maylin Garrett; Back Row (L to R): Ellease Crumpton, Maia Stripp, Hailey Dirrigl, Abby Cheek, Rachel Rippee, Kelly O Brien, Logan Brown, Fernanda Güitron, Elizabeth Pamphile ARKANSAS VOLLEYBALL ROSTER # Name Position Height Class/Exp. Hometown/Previous 1 Rachel Rippee S 6-0 Jr./2L Springfield, Mo./Kickapoo HS 2 Paige Johnson L/DS 5-7 Soph./1L Pleasant Hill, Mo./Pleasant Hill 3 Hailey Dirrigl OH 6-2 Soph./1L Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista HS 4 Abby Cheek OH 6-0 Fr./HS Seguin, Texas/Seguin 5 Lauren Evans OH 5-11 Fr./HS Grapevine, Texas/Heritage HS 6 Fernanda Güitron OPP 6-0 R-Jr./2L Guadalajara, Mexico/Jose Vasconcelos 7 Reagan Robinson OH 5-11 Jr./2L Fayetteville, Ark./Shiloh Christian HS 8 Elizabeth Pamphile MB 6-2 Soph./1L Orlando, Fla./Edgewater HS 9 Klaire Trainor OH 5-10 Soph./1L Springdale, Ark./Har-Ber HS 10 Kelly O Brien MB 6-1 Sr./2L Long Beach, Calif./Wyoming 12 Okiana Valle L/DS 5-2 Sr./3L Barceloneta, Puerto Rico/Christian Military 13 Maylin Garrett OH 6-0 Fr./HS San Antonio, Texas/Antonian College Prep 14 Ellease Crumpton MB 6-3 Fr./HS Houston, Texas/Cypress Lakes HS 15 Maia Stripp MB 6-3 R-Fr./HS Roskilde, Denmark/Holte IF 16 Logan Brown OH 6-0 Soph./1L Dallas, Texas/Rowlett HS 21 Gracie Ryan S 5-9 Fr./HS Orlando, Fla./Bishop Moore HS 23 Allyson Dernehl OH 5-10 Jr./TR Sugar Land, Texas/UT Tyler Head Coach: Jason Watson/BYU, 95 (Third Season/14th Overall) Associate Head Coach: Jon Newman-Gonchar/Northern Arizona, 05 (Third Season) Assistant Coach: Megan Wargo-Kearney/Gettysburg College, 02 (Second Season) Volunteer Assistant: Justin Martin/Eastern Michigan, 17 (First Season) Director of Operations: Whitney Roth/Texas A&M-Kingsville, 13 (First Season) Student Managers: Kelley Goldberg, Hazel Rogers and Kimberly Warren How Do You Say... Rachel Rippee rippy Hailey Dirrigl dur-gull Fernanda Güitron gwee-troan Elizabeth Pamphile pam-feel Okiana Valle oak-ee-on-uh VY-yay Ellease Crumpton uh-lease Maia Stripp mya Allyson Dernehl dur-nail 2

3 Kansas at Kansas vs Georgia Southern vs North Dakota State at #3 Minnesota Butler Buffalo Northwestern vs NC State at Georgia Tech at Texas A&M* Missouri* at Kentucky* at Tennessee* Ole Miss* at Missouri* Mississippi State* South Carolina* Alabama* at Mississippi State* at Auburn* at Florida* Georgia LSU* Kentucky* Tennessee* at Georgia* at Alabama* * - SEC opponent RECORD-BREAKING PERFORMANCES Senior Okiana Valle moved into second-place for all-time digs against Alabama, recording 27 to give her a career total of 1,666. Junior Rachel Rippee is now fourth in program history for career assists with 2,895, looking for 3,182 to move into third-place. MILESTONE MATCHES Libero Okiana Valle set a career milestone against Missouri, eclipsing 1,500 career digs. Freshman Gracie Ryan earned her first career start against the Tigers, recording 28 assists and 13 in the team s only double-double of the match. Hailey Dirrigl recorded her 500th career kill against Ole Miss in the team s first SEC win of the season, pulling above the milestone at Missouri. LOGAN S LAST FIVE In the last five non-conference matches, sophomore Logan Brown had 68 kills, good for.378 kills per set coupled with a.297 hitting percentage. Her career-best 20 kills against Georgia Tech replaced her previous high of 15 which she recorded in the two previous matches. CLASSIC SHOWING For their Arkansas Classic performances, Logan Brown and Rachel Rippee collected all-tournament accolades. Brown (3.67 k/s,.309 pct) earned MVP honors while Rippee set the team to a.299 hitting percentage with assists per set including a season-high.361 clip vs Northwestern. THAT S A FIRST Following a career-best 16 kills against Buffalo (Sept. 8), junior Reagan Robinson returned to the court later that day and tallied the first double-double of her career behind an 11-kill, 10-dig performance against Northwestern. SENIOR SHOWCASE Kelly O Brien and Okiana Valle were named to the Diet Coke Classic All-Tournament Team. O Brien tallied 3.20 kills per set and had a career-high 14 kills against Minnesota (Sept. 1) while Valle averaged 4.30 digs per set with 21 digs in a four-set win over North Dakota State (Sept. 1). MATCH-BY-MATCH STARTERS Rippee, Dirrigl, Pamphile, O Brien, Stripp, Brown, Valle Rippee, Dirrigl, Evans, Pamphile, Stripp, Brown, Valle Rippee, Dirrigl, Evans, Pamphile, Stripp, Brown, Valle Rippee, Johnson, Dirrigl, Evans, Pamphile, Stripp, Valle Rippee, Robinson, Pamphile, O Brien, Stripp, Brown, Valle Rippee, Dirrigl, Pamphile, O Brien, Stripp, Brown, Valle Rippee, Robinson, Pamphile, O Brien, Stripp, Brown, Valle Rippee, Robinson, Pamphile, O Brien, Stripp, Brown, Valle Rippee, Robinson, Pamphile, O Brien, Stripp, Brown, Valle Rippee, Dirrigl, Evans, Pamphile, Crumpton, Brown, Valle Dirrigl, Evans, Pamphile, Crumpton, Brown, Ryan, Valle Rippee, Dirrigl, Evans, Pamphile, Crumpton, Brown, Valle Rippee, Dirrigl, Pamphile, O Brien, Crumpton, Evans, Valle DEFENSIVE STAND In a straight-set win over Georgia Southern (Aug. 31), the Razorbacks held their opponent to a effiency which is the sixth-lowest mark since CAREER DAY IN LAWRENCE In Arkansas four-set win at Kansas (Aug. 26), sophomores Hailey Dirrigl and Liz Pamphile tallied career highs with 25 and 16 kills, respectively. Dirrigl became the 21st Razorback to reach 25 kills in a match, and added a (then) career best of seven digs in the match. REAGAN IN RELIEF Junior Reagan Robinson came in off the bench at Kansas (Aug. 26) to put down nine kills on 15 swings (.533) over the final two sets, including the match-winning kill. She had seven kills in the fourth frame. OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN By team vote, junior setter Rachel Rippee and sophomore middle Liz Pamphile will serve as the Razorbacks captains. Rippee finished second in the SEC last season with assists per set while Pamphile averaged 2.02 kills per set. SILVER ANNIVERSARY The 2018 seasons marks the 25th anniversary of Arkansas Volleyball which first took the floor in As a program, the Razorbacks enter the year with 466 wins and 11 NCAA Tournament appearances. FRESH(MAN) FACES Arkansas welcomes six newcomers-five freshmen and one junior-to this year s roster. The team s incoming class was named a Highest Honorable Mention group, just outside the top 30 by PrepVolleyball.com. ACROSS THE NET This year s schedule features 13 home matches at Barnhill Arena and seven opponents that played in last year s NCAA Tournament. Arkansas will play 11 matches against eight teams that were ranked insde the final RPI Top 50. WHAT HAPPENS WHEN... OVERALL SEC 4-7 HOME 6-3 AWAY 2-7 NEUTRAL 2-1 VS RANKED OPPONENTS 0-2 BY SETS THREE SETS 6-5 FOUR SETS 3-3 FIVE SETS 1-3 WIN FIRST SET 7-3 LOSE FIRST SET 3-8 WIN SECOND SET 9-3 LOSE SECOND SET 1-8 WIN FIRST TWO SETS 7-1 LOSE FIRST TWO SETS 1-4 SPLIT FIRST TWO SETS 2-4 STATISTICAL MORE KILLS THAN OPPONENT 10-2 FEWER KILLS THAN OPPONENT 0-7 KILLS ARE TIED 0-2 MORE DIGS THAN OPPONENT 7-2 FEWER DIGS THAN OPPONENT 3-9 DIGS ARE TIED 0-0 MORE BLOCKS THAN OPPONENT 5-1 FEWER BLOCKS THAN OPPONENT 5-10 BLOCKS ARE TIED 0-0 MORE ACES THAN OPPONENT 10-2 FEWER ACES THAN OPPONENT 0-9 ACES ARE TIED 0-0 HIGHER HITTING PCT 10-1 LOWER HITTING PCT 0-10 HITTING PCT TIED 0-0 HITTING PERCENTAGE.400 OR BETTER NEGATIVE 0-0 OPPONENT HITTING PERCENTAGE.400 OR BETTER NEGATIVE 1-0 BY DAY TUESDAY 0-0 WEDNESDAY 2-1 THURSDAY 0-0 FRIDAY 4-3 SATURDAY 3-2 SUNDAY 1-5 BY MONTH AUGUST 2-1 SEPTEMBER 4-7 OCTOBER 4-3 NOVEMBER 0-0 DECEMBER 0-0 3

4 2018 DOUBLE-DOUBLES HEAD COACH JASON WATSON 3RD YEAR AT ARKANSAS (14TH OVERALL) Season 1. Rippee (40a, 11d) vs NDSU (9/1/18) 2. Robinson (11k, 10d) vs Northwestern (9/8/18) 3. Rippee (51a, 10d) vs NC State (9/14/18) 4. Dirrigl (16k, 11d) at Georgia Tech (9/15/18) 5. Rippee (47a, 10d) at Georgia Tech (9/15/18) 6. Ryan (28a, 13d) vs Missouri (9/23/18) 7. Dirrigl (20k, 31a) at Tennessee (9/30/18) 8. Ryan (26a, 12d) at Tennessee (9/30/18) 9. Dirrigl (22k, 13d) vs Ole Miss (10/05/18) 10. Ryan (10d, 28a) vs Ole Miss (10/05/18) 11. Dirrigl (13k, 10d) vs Alabama (10/22/18) 12. Rippee (25a, 13d) vs Alabama (10/22/18) Career Rippee - 23 Dirrigl - 4 Robinson - 1 Ryan AWARDS & HONORS Logan Brown Arkansas Classic All-Tournament (MVP) Kelly O Brien Diet Coke Classic All-Tournament Rachel Rippee Arkansas Classic All-Tournament Okiana Valle Diet Coke Classic All-Tournament SEC Co-Defensivie Player of the Week (10/22) WELCOME TO BARNHILL ARENA Top Single-Match Attendance 1. 3,015 vs #13 Florida ,349 vs South Carolina ,672 vs Missouri ,463 vs Tennessee State ,428 vs Ole Miss ,407 vs #15 Colorado State ,362 vs #5 Florida* ,343 vs #3 Florida ,342 vs McNeese State ,284 vs Kansas * SEC Tournament Year-by-Year Attendance Totals Year # of Matches Total Avg , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,297 1, , , , , , , Jason Watson was named the head coach of the University of Arkansas volleyball team on January 7, 2016, to become the third head coach in program history. In 11 prior seasons as a head coach at BYU ( ) and Arizona State ( ), Watson enters the 2018 season with a (.559) record and has guided his teams to seven NCAA Tournament selections. In his second season in Fayetteville, the Razorbacks tallied a 10-win improvement from the previous year, finishing the campaign with a overall record and 9-9 mark in SEC play. Arkansas 10 wins at Barnhill Arena marked the program s highest home-win total since Arkansas finished the year at No. 47 in the season-ending RPI rankings. Individually, senior Pilar Victoria led the NCAA with 5.47 kills per set and 6.08 points per set in 2017 and earned AVCA All-America Honorable Mention and All-SEC honors. Additionally, setter Rachel Rippee collected AVCA All-South Region Honorable Mention accolades. The Razorbacks matched their SEC output from the previous season with a 7-11 mark in league play during Watson s first year including six wins in their last nine matches of the year. Individually, senior Danielle Harbin emerged to finish third in the SEC with 4.22 kills per set on her way to AVCA All-South Region honors. In eight years in Tempe, Ariz., Watson transformed ASU Volleyball from a perennial sub-.500 program into a postseason regular. In his last four seasons, the Sun Devils averaged more than 19 wins per season with four-consecutive bids to the NCAA Tournament. Watson also coached a pair of All-America performers, one in each of the past two seasons, for ASU s first national honorees since Arizona State began the 2015 campaign with a 15-0 record and reached as high as No. 5 in the AVCA Top 25 poll. The Sun Devils also opened conference play with their best start in the Pac- 10/12 era with four wins including the program s first win over Stanford in 15 years. In 2014, ASU opened the season with six straight wins on the way to a record. The Sun Devils were ranked in each AVCA regular season poll. Making its third straight trip to the NCAA Tournament, ASU defeated Texas A&M 3-1 to advance to the second round of the Tournament for the first time since Watson led ASU to a overall record in 2013 including a 3-0 upset of then-ncaa defending champion Texas. The Sun Devils started the season without dropping a set in their first seven matches. Making its second consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance, ASU dropped a five-set match to BYU in the first round. In 2012, the Sun Devil squad opened with an 11-2 record, the best start since The Sun Devils finished with 20 wins the most in a single season at ASU since The nine conference wins equaled the most since ASU made the program s 16th appearance in the NCAA Tournament and Watson became just the fifth coach from ASU to guide the Sun Devils to a NCAA postseason berth. Watson arrived as the head coach at ASU in In 2013, he was also named head coach of the sand volleyball team when the sport was added to the athletics program. In June 2015, Watson was selected by USA Volleyball to serve as the head coach of the U.S. Collegiate National Team on a sixmatch tour of China. In his three seasons at the helm of the BYU program, Watson compiled a (.804) overall record while leading BYU to three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances. During his first season as head coach, Watson was named Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year after leading his team to a 25-4 record, the program s best mark since In addition to leading BYU to the MWC regular-season title, Watson also helped lead the Cougars back to the NCAA Tournament. In 2007, he led the Cougars to a 24-8 overall record and an Elite 8 finish in the NCAA Regional Final. His team also finished the year ranked 12th nationally, and at one point through the season, the Cougars held a rank as high as ninth in the country. No stranger to the best competition, Watson s teams have been ranked as high as eighth on RPI, showing the character and strength of the teams he builds. Never backing down from challenges are also another hallmark trait of Watson-led teams. Prior to his head-coaching debut, Watson had amassed 11 years as an assistant coach at four universities. After an All-American playing career at BYU, Watson coached for two years under his former coach, Carl McGown, before beginning his career in women s volleyball with extremely successful stints at Kansas State, Arkansas State, and Montana State. Watson had an All-American playing career at BYU from , where he was a four-year starter and two-time captain. He graduated from BYU in 1995 with a degree in physical education and sports business management after leaving his native home of Homebush, Australia. He and his wife, Larissa, have two sons and a daughter. 4

5 ACADEMIC SUCCESS For a second-straight year, Arkansas earned an AVCA Team Academic Award for the season. The Razorbacks tallied a 3.34 team GPA in the fall followed by a 3.42 mark during the spring semester. SUMMER IN DETROIT After National Team tryouts in March, sophomore Elizabeth Pamphile earned a spot on the 24-player U.S. Collegiate National Team-Detroit roster. Following a five-day training session in Ann Arbor, the CNT-Detroit team played in three exhibition matches in conjunction with the USA Volleyball Girls Junior National Championships. NEWMAN-GONCHAR LEADS TEAM USA Associate head coach Jon Newman-Gonchar served as the head coach for the U.S. Women s National Team that won gold at the Pan American Cup. In the final, Team USA rallied from an 0-2 deficit to beat the host Dominican squad. SIDELINE ADDITIONS Justin Martin joined the program as volunteer assistant in July after six seasons at Ashland University that featured three Division II NCAA Tournament appearances. During the spring, Whitney Roth was named director of operations. SEC STANDINGS School SEC Overall Streak #12 Kentucky W13 #11 Florida W1 20 Missouri W8 T-25 Tennessee W4 South Carolina L1 Alabama L1 Texas A&M L4 ARKANSAS L1 Georgia L6 Ole Miss W1 Auburn W2 LSU L3 Mississippi State L8 AVCA TOP 25 Rank Team Record LW 1 BYU (52) Stanford (12) Minnesota^ Illinois Wisconsin Texas Penn State Nebraska Creighton Pittsburgh Florida^ Kentucky^ Purdue^ Michigan USC Oregon Cal Poly Washington State Marquette Missouri^ Arizona UCLA UCF Louisville 17-6 NR T25 Northern Iowa 18-7 NR T25 Tennessee^ 18-5 NR Receiving Votes Washington, Baylor, Utah, Colorado, San Diego, Kansas^, Denver, Rice. ^ opponent 5

6 #1 RACHEL RIPPEE JR S SEASON/ #6 FERNANDA GUITRON R-JR OPP #10 KELLY O BRIEN SR OH Hitting % -- Kills *4 at Georgia Tech Attempts 9 at Kansas Assists 51 vs NC State Digs 13 vs Alabama Blocks 4.0 (0-4) vs Kansas Aces 3 vs Mississippi State Hitting % -- Kills *5 at South Carolina Attempts 10 at Kansas State Assists *59 at Ole Miss Digs 17 at #4 Florida Blocks 8.0 (1-7) vs Texas A&M Aces 6 vs Georgia #2 PAIGE JOHNSON SO L/DS Hitting % (1-0-1) at Auburn Kills *1 at Auburn Attempts *1 at Auburn Assists *2 vs Missouri Digs 11 vs Ole Miss Aces *3 vs Missouri Hitting % (1-0-1) at Auburn Kills *1 at Auburn Attempts *1 at Auburn Assists *2 vs Missouri Digs *11 vs Ole Miss Aces *3 vs Missouri #3 HAILEY DIRRIGL SO OH Hitting %.320 ( ) at Mississippi State Kills 25 at Kansas Attempts *62 vs Ole Miss Assists *2 at Auburn Digs 15 at Tennessee Blocks *2.0 (1-1) vs Alabama Aces 3 vs Ole Miss Hitting %.500 ( ) vs Yale Kills 25 at Kansas Attempts *62 vs Ole Miss Assists *2 at Auburn Digs 15 at Tennessee Blocks 6.0 (0-6) vs CSU Bakersfield Aces 4 at Georgia #5 LAUREN EVANS FR OH Hitting %.500 (1-0-2) vs Missouri Kills *1 vs Missouri Attempts *2 vs Missouri Assists 2 vs N. Dakota State Digs 8 at Kansas Aces 5 vs Missouri Hitting %.500 (1-0-2) vs Missouri Kills *1 vs Missouri Attempts *2 vs Missouri Assists 2 vs N. Dakota State Digs 8 at Kansas Aces 5 vs Missouri Hitting %.667 (9-1-12) vs Mississippi State Kills *9 vs Mississippi State Attempts 24 at Tennessee Assists 1 at Mississippi State Digs 3 vs Ole Miss Blocks *5.0 (0-5) vs Ole Miss Hitting %.667 (9-1-12) vs Mississippi State Kills *9 vs Mississippi State Attempts *24 at Tennessee Assists *1 at Mississippi State Digs *3 vs Ole Miss Blocks *5.0 vs Ole Miss #7 REAGAN ROBINSON JR OH Hitting %.433 ( ) vs Buffalo Kills 16 vs Buffalo Attempts 30 vs Buffalo Assists *1 vs Buffalo Digs 10 vs Northwestern Blocks *2.0 (0-2) vs Northwestern Aces 1 vs Northwestern Hitting %.458 ( ) vs Utah State Kills 16 vs Buffalo Attempts 30 vs Buffalo Assists 2 vs #3 Florida Digs 12 at #23 Kentucky Blocks *2.0 (0-2) vs Northwestern Aces *2 at Kansas State #8 ELIZABETH PAMPHILE SO MB Hitting %.467 (9-2-15) at Mississippi State Kills 16 at Kansas Attempts 36 at Kansas Digs 4 vs Alabama Blocks 9.0 (1-8) vs Kansas Aces *2 vs Buffalo Hitting %.625 ( ) vs Yale Kills 16 at Kansas Attempts 36 at Kansas Assists *1 vs LSU Digs *4 vs Alabama Blocks 9.0 (1-8) vs Kansas Aces *2 vs Buffalo #9 KLAIRE TRAINOR SO OH Hitting % -- Kills -- Attempts -- Digs *1 vs Butler Aces 1 vs NC State Hitting % -- Kills 4 vs ULM Attempts 15 vs ULM Digs *3 at Missouri Blocks 1.0 (0-1) vs ULM Aces *1 vs NC State Hitting %.600 (9-0-15) vs South Carolina Kills 17 vs Ole Miss Attempts 43 vs Alabama Assists 1 at Tennessee Digs *4 vs Ole Miss Blocks *6.0 (0-6) vs NC State (at Arkansas) Hitting %.600 (9-0-15) vs South Carolina Kills 17 vs Ole Miss Attempts 43 vs Alabama Assists *1 at Tennessee Digs *5 vs #6 Kentucky Blocks 9.0 (0-9) at SMU #12 OKIANA VALLE SR L/DS Hitting % *1.000 (1-0-1) vs Alabama Kills *1 vs Alabama Attempts *3 at Mississippi State Assists 9 at Tennessee Digs 36 at Tennessee Aces 3 vs South Carolina Hitting % *1.000 (1-0-1) vs Alabama Kills *1 vs Alabama Attempts *3 at Mississippi State Assists *9 at Tennessee Digs 32 vs South Carolina Aces *4 vs ULM #13 MAYLIN GARRETT FR OH Hitting % Kills Attempts Assists Digs Blocks Aces Hitting % Kills Attempts Assists Digs Blocks Aces #14 ELLEASE CRUMPTON FR MB Hitting %.741 (5-0-7) at Texas A&M Kills *6 vs Alabama Attempts 17 vs Missouri Digs 3 vs South Carolina Blocks *5.0 (0-5) vs Alabama Hitting %.741 (5-0-7) at Texas A&M Kills *6 vs Alabama Attempts 17 vs Missouri Digs 3 vs South Carolina Blocks *5.0 (0-5) vs Alabama

7 #15 MAIA STRIPP R-FR MB Hitting % (4-0-4) at Missouri Kills *5 vs Butler Attempts 9 vs Ga. Southern Digs *2 at Missouri Blocks *6.0 (0-6) vs Buffalo Hitting % (4-0-4) at Missouri Kills *5 vs Butler Attempts 9 vs Ga. Southern Digs *2 at Missouri Blocks *6.0 (0-6) vs Buffalo #16 LOGAN BROWN SO OH Hitting %.500 ( ) vs Mississippi State Kills 20 at Georgia Tech Attempts 54 vs Ole Miss Assists *1 at Auburn Digs 8 vs Ole Miss Blocks *3.0 (0-3) vs Alabama Aces 3 vs Northwestern Hitting %.500 ( ) vs Mississippi State Kills 20 at Georgia Tech Attempts 54 vs Ole Miss Assists *1 at Auburn Digs *8 vs Ole Miss Blocks *3.0 (0-3) vs Alabama Aces 3 vs Northwestern SEASON/ #21 GRACIE RYAN FR S Hitting % *1.000 (2-0-2) at Auburn Kills 4 vs Missouri Attempts 9 vs Missouri Assists *28 vs Ole Miss Digs 13 vs Missouri Blocks 2 vs Missouri Aces 1 at Mississippi State Hitting % *1.000 (2-0-2) at Auburn Kills 4 vs Missouri Attempts 9 vs Missouri Assists *28 vs Ole Miss Digs 13 vs Missouri Blocks 2 vs Missouri Aces 1 at Mississippi State #23 ALLYSON DERNEHL JR OH Hitting -- Kills -- Attempts -- Digs -- Hitting % -- Kills -- Attempts -- Digs -- 7

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10 RADIO/TV HEADSHOT ROSTER 1 RACHEL RIPPEE Junior S 6-0 Springfield, Mo. 2 PAIGE JOHNSON Sophomore L/DS 5-7 Pleasant Hill, Mo. 3 HAILEY DIRRIGL Sophomore OH 6-2 Phoenix, Ariz. 4 ABBY CHEEK Freshman OH 6-0 Seguin, Texas 5 LAUREN EVANS Freshman OH 5-11 Grapevine, Texas 6 FERNANDA GÜITRON R-Junior OPP 6-0 Guadalajara, Mexico 7 REAGAN ROBINSON Sophomore OH 5-11 Fayetteville, Ark. 8 ELIZABETH PAMPHILE Sophomore MB 6-1 Orlando, Fla. 9 KLAIRE TRAINOR Sophomore OH 5-10 Springdale, Ark. 10 KELLY O BRIEN Senior OPP/MB 6-1 Long Beach, Calif. 12 OKIANA VALLE Senior L/DS 5-2 Barceloneta, Puerto Rico 13 MAYLIN GARRETT Freshman OH 6-0 San Antonio, Texas 14 ELLEASE CRUMPTON Freshman MB 6-3 Houston, Texas 15 MAIA STRIPP R-Freshman MB 6-3 Roskilde, Denmark 16 LOGAN BROWN Sophomore OH 6-0 Dallas, Texas 21 GRACIE RYAN Freshman S 5-9 Orlando, Fla. 23 ALLYSON DERNEHL Junior OH 5-10 Sugar Land, Texas JASON WATSON Head Coach Third Season JON NEWMAN-GONCHAR Associate Head Coach Third Season MEGAN WARGO-KEARNEY Assistant Coach Second Season 10