TABLE of CONTENTS DUKE VOLLEYBALL. 1 Quick Facts. 24 Junior Middle Blocker. Christina Vucich Senior Rightside Hitter. 2 Schedule

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2 TABLE of CONTENTS 1 Quick Facts 24 Jordan Tucker Junior Middle Blocker 2 Schedule 25 Christina Vucich Senior Rightside Hitter 3-4 Roster 26 Alyse Whitaker Junior Middle Blocker 5-7 Jolene Nagel Head Coach 27 Laura Williams Senior Defensive Specialist 8 John Wasielewski Associate Head Coach 28 Coaching Records 9 Cristina Robertson Assistant Coach Year-by-Year Statistics 10 CJ Hunter/Alison Cooke Director of Operations/Volunteer Assistant Coach 41 Annual Team Statistics 11 Breanna Atkinson Senior Outside Hitter Annual Leaders 12 Jessi Bartholomew Freshman Outside Hitter Year-by-Year Results 13 Cadie Bates Sophomore Outside Hitter Opponent Results 14 Maggie Deichmeister Redshirt Senior Setter NCAA HIstory 15 Chloe DiPasquale Junior Defensive Specialist ACC Tournament History 16 Nicole Elattrache Sophomore Defensive Specialist Records 17 Kelli Kalinoski Freshman Defensive Specialist All-Time Letterwinners & Statistics 18 Sasha Karelov Junior Defensive Specialist Honors & Awards 19 Anna Kropf Sophomore Middle Blocker 20 Leah Meyer Freshman Middle Blocker 21 Emma Paradiso Sophomore Setter Emily Sklar Senior Outside Hitter 2

3 Quick Facts Duke University Location Durham, N.C. Founded 1838 as Trinity College Enrollment 6,504 Colors Duke Blue (PMS 287) and White Nickname Blue Devils Conference Atlantic Coast Affiliation NCAA Division I Arena (Capacity) Cameron Indoor Stadium (9,314) President Dr. Richard Brodhead Athletic Director Dr. Kevin White Volleyball Administrator Jacki Silar Website Sports Information Sports Information Director Art Chase Volleyball Contact Ashley Wolf Office Phone Cell Phone awolf@duaa.duke.edu Fax Staff Head Coach Jolene Nagel Alma Mater Edinboro 83 Record at Duke (16 Seasons) Career Record (27 Seasons) Associate Head Coach John Wasielewski Alma Mater Penn State 90 Assistant Coach Cristina Robertson Alma Mater Long Island 05 Volunteer Assistant Coach Alison Cooke Alma Mater Wingate 14 Director of Operations CJ Hunter Alma Mater Duke 13 Team 2014 Record ACC Record (Finish) 14-4 (3rd) Postseason NCAA First Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost 13/2 Starters Returning/Lost 5/2 Newcomers 3 Facebook DukeVolleyball Instagram duke_vb Program Information First Year of Program 1971 All-Time Record All-Time ACC Record Most Victories in a Season 36 (1976) NCAA Appearances/Record 19/13-19 ACC Regular Season/Tournament Titles 11/7 1

4 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Media Time Friday, August 28 vs. St. Mary s Fullerton, Calif. 4:00 p.m. Friday, August 28 at Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, Calif. 10:00 p.m. Saturday, August 29 at Long Beach State Long Beach, Calif. 8:00 p.m. Friday, September 4 vs. UMKC Lawrence, Kan. 10:30 a.m. Friday, September 4 at Kansas Lawrence, Kan. ESPN3 8:00 p.m. Saturday, September 5 vs. Western Illinois Lawrence, Kan. 11:30 a.m. Friday, September 11 Stanford Durham, N.C. BDN+ 6:30 p.m. Saturday, September 12 UNC Wilmington Durham, N.C. BDN+ 3:00 p.m. Friday, September 18 Michigan Durham, N.C. BDN+ 6:30 p.m. Saturday, September 19 Michigan State Durham, N.C. BDN+ 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, September 23 Wake Forest * Durham, N.C. BDN+ 6:30 p.m. Friday, September 25 Virginia * Durham, N.C. BDN+ 6:30 p.m. Friday, October 2 at North Carolina * Chapel Hill, N.C. ESPNU 6:00 p.m. Sunday, October 4 at NC State * Raleigh, N.C. 2:00 p.m. Friday, October 9 Florida State * Durham, N.C. ESPN3 6:30 p.m. Sunday, October 11 Miami * Durham, N.C. ESPN3 1:00 p.m. Friday, October 16 at Notre Dame * Notre Dame, Ind. 7:00 p.m. Sunday, October 18 at Louisville * Louisville, Ky. ESPN3 1:00 p.m. Friday, October 23 Pittsburgh * Durham, N.C. BDN+ 6:30 p.m. Sunday, October 25 Virginia Tech * Durham, N.C. RSN/ESPN3 12:00 p.m. Wednesday, October 28 at Wake Forest * Winston-Salem, N.C. 6:30 p.m. Saturday, October 31 at Virginia * Charlottesville, Va. 7:00 p.m. Friday, November 6 at Georgia Tech * Atlanta, Ga. ESPN3 7:00 p.m. Sunday, November 8 at Clemson * Clemson, S.C. ESPN3 1:00 p.m. Friday, November 13 Syracuse * Durham, N.C. BDN+ TBA Sunday, November 15 Boston College * Durham, N.C. BDN+ 1:00 p.m. Friday, November 20 at Miami * Coral Gables, Fla. ESPN3 7:00 p.m. Sunday, November 22 at Florida State * Tallahassee, Fla. 1:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 25 NC State * Durham, N.C. ESPN3 2:00 p.m. Saturday, November 28 North Carolina * Durham, N.C. ESPN3 1:00 p.m. (*) Denotes ACC match All times are Eastern and are subject to change 2

5 Roster NUMERICAL # Name Pos Ht Cl - Exp Hometown (High School) 1 Laura Williams DS/OH 5-10 Sr. - 3L Western Springs, Ill. (Lyons Township) 2 Jessi Bartholomew OH 6-1 Fr. - HS Newnan, Ga. (East Coweta) 3 Kelli Kalinoski DS/L 5-8 Fr. - HS Overland Park, Kan. (Olathe East) 4 Maggie Deichmeister S 6-2 RSr - 4L Whitehall, Pa. (Whitehall) 5 Nicole Elattrache DS/S 5-7 So. - 1L Los Angeles, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake) 6 Alyse Whitaker MB 6-2 Jr. - 2L Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrietta) 7 Leah Meyer MB 6-3 Fr. - HS Clarence, N.Y. (St. Mary s of Lancaster) 8 Emma Paradiso S 5-9 So. - 1L Izmir, Turkey (Isikkent School) 9 Emily Sklar OH 6-3 Sr. - 3L San Jose, Calif. (Presentation) 10 Anna Kropf MB 6-1 So. - 1L Overland Park, Kan. (St. Teresa s Academy) 11 Jordan Tucker MB 6-0 Jr. - 2L Prairie Village, Kan. (Bishop Miege) 12 Breanna Atkinston OH 5-11 Sr. - 3L Ashburn, Va. (The Madeira School) 13 Christina Vucich RS/S 6-4 Sr. - 3L Morrisville, N.C. (Green Hope) 14 Chloe DiPasquale DS 5-8 Jr. - 2L Gibsonia, Pa. (Pine-Richland) 15 Sasha Karelov DS/L 5-9 Jr. - 2L Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road) 16 Cadie Bates OH 6-2 So. - 1L Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak) ALPHABETICAL # Name Pos Ht Cl - Exp Hometown (High School) 12 Breanna Atkinson OH 5-11 Sr. - 3L Ashburn, Va. (The Madeira School) 2 Jessi Bartholomew OH 6-1 Fr. - HS Newnan, Ga. (East Coweta) 16 Cadie Bates OH 6-2 So. - 1L Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak) 4 Maggie Deichmeister S 6-2 RSr. - 4L Whitehall, Pa. (Whitehall) 14 Chloe DiPasquale DS 5-8 Jr. - 2L Gibsonia, Pa. (Pine-Richland) 5 Nicole Elattrache DS/S 5-7 So. - 1L Los Angeles, Calif. (Harvard-Westlake) 3 Kelli Kalinoski DS/L 5-8 Fr. - HS Overland Park, Kan. (Olathe East) 15 Sasha Karelov DS/L 5-9 Jr. - 2L Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road) 10 Anna Kropf MB 6-1 So. - 1L Overland Park, Kan. (St. Teresa s Academy) 7 Leah Meyer MB 6-3 Fr. - HS Clarence, N.Y. (St. Mary s of Lancaster) 8 Emma Paradiso S 5-9 So. - 1L Izmir, Turkey (Isikkent School) 9 Emily Sklar OH 6-3 Sr. - 3L San Jose, Calif. (Presentation) 11 Jordan Tucker MB 6-0 Jr. - 2L Prairie Village, Kan. (Bishop Miege) 13 Christina Vucich RS/S 6-4 Sr. - 3L Morrisville, N.C. (Green Hope) 6 Alyse Whitaker MB 6-2 Jr. - 2L Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrietta) 1 Laura Williams DS/OH 5-10 Sr. - 3L Western Springs, Ill. (Lyons Township) Coaching Staff Head Coach Jolene Nagel (Edinboro 83) Associate Head Coach John Wasielewski (Penn State 90) Assistant Coach Cristina Robertson (Long Island 05) Director of Operations CJ Hunter (Duke 13) Volunteer Assistant Coach Alison Cooke (Wingate) Student Managers Dominic LaBella Sherry Zhang Support Staff Academic Support Antone Belt (Louisville 10) Game Operations Charles Heuring (Loyola 14) Athletic Trainer Melissa Gresham (Ohio State 10) Marketing Xavier Humphrey (University of Charleston 14) Sports Performance Dan Perlmutter (George Washington 98) Equipment Kelsey Oswalt (Lewis-Clark State College 11) Volleyball Administrator Jacki Silar (High Point 74) Sports Information Ashley Wolf (Cornell 08) 3

6 Roster Breakdown By Position By Class By hometown Outside Hitters (4) Cl. Ht. Breanna Atkinson Sr Jessi Bartholomew Fr. 6-1 Cadie Bates So. 6-2 Emily Sklar Sr. 6-3 Middle Blockers (4) Cl. Ht. Anna Kropf So. 6-1 Leah Meyer Fr. 6-3 Jordan Tucker Jr. 6-0 Alyse Whitaker Jr. 6-2 Defensive Specialists (5) Cl. Ht. Chloe DiPasquale Jr. 5-8 Nicole Elattrache So. 5-7 Kelli Kalinoski Fr. 5-8 Sasha Karelov Jr. 5-9 Laura Williams Sr Setters (3) Cl. Ht. Maggie Deichmeister RSr. 6-2 Emma Paradiso So. 5-9 Christina Vucich Sr. 6-4 Redshirt Seniors (1) Pos. Ht. Maggie Deichmeister S 6-2 Seniors (4) Pos. Ht. Breanna Atkinson OH 5-11 Emily Sklar OH 6-3 Christina Vucich RS/S 6-4 Laura Williams DS/OH 5-10 Juniors (4) Pos. Ht. Chloe DiPasquale DS 5-8 Sasha Karelov DS/L 5-9 Jordan Tucker MB 6-0 Alyse Whitaker MB 6-2 Sophomores (4) Pos. Ht. Cadie Bates OH 6-2 Nicole Elattrache S/DS 5-7 Anna Kropf MB 6-1 Emma Paradiso S 5-9 Freshmen (3) Pos. Ht. Jessi Bartholomew OH 6-1 Kelli Kalinoski DS/L 5-8 Leah Meyer MB 6-3 California (4) Cadie Bates Nicole Elattrache Emily Sklar Alyse Whitaker Georgia (1) Jessi Bartholomew Illinois (1) Laura Williams Kansas (3) Kelli Kalinoski Anna Kropf Jordan Tucker New York (1) Leah Meyer North Carolina (2) Sasha Karelov Christina Vucich Pennsylvania (2) Maggie Deichmeister Chloe DiPasquale Hometown Temecula Los Angeles San Jose Murrieta Hometown Newnan Hometown Western Spring Hometown Overland Park Overland Park Prairie Village Hometown Clarence Hometown Raleigh Morrisville Hometown Whitehall Gibsonia Pronunciation Guide Bartholomew Deichmeister DiPasquale Elattrache Kalinoski Karelov Kropf Nagel Paradiso Vucich Wasielewski bar-thaw-lo-mew DYKE-my-stir DEE-pass-kual el-la-trosh ca-li-naw-ski kahr-i-lahv KROFF NAY-gull pair-ra-dee-so VIEW-sich woz-lew-skee Turkey (1) Emma Paradiso Virginia (1) Breanna Atkinson Hometown Izmir Hometown Ashburn 4

7 Jolene Nagel Head Coach (28 th Season 17 th Season at Duke) B.S. Edinboro 83 M.A. Kent State Coaching Numbers. Seasons as Head Coach 27 Career Record Seasons at Duke 16 Duke Record ACC Record ACC Tournament Record 5-6 NCAA Tournament Record 9-13 Georgetown Record Cornell Record Eduction. B.A. Edinboro 83 M.A. Kent State Duke (1999-Present) The fifth head volleyball coach in school history, Jolene Nagel is in her 17th season at the helm of the Duke volleyball program after joining the Blue Devil staff in Under her guidance, Duke has earned a reputation as one of the elite programs on the East Coast. Nagel has led the Blue Devils to 12 NCAA Tournament appearances over the past 15 seasons, including an ACC-record seven consecutive trips to the postseason event from A perennial contender in the ACC, Duke has recorded 20 or more wins in 13 of Nagel s 16 campaigns and consistently finishes among the top three in the conference. Nagel has guided the Blue Devils to four ACC regular season championships, an overall record of and an ACC record of The winningest Duke volleyball coach on record, she also ranks among the Coaching Experience Years School Position 1999-Present Duke University Head Coach Georgetown University Head Coach Cornell University Head Coach University of North Carolina Assistant Coach Kent State University Graduate Assistant league coaching leaders in overall winning percentage, ACC winning percentage, ACC wins and NCAA Tournament appearances. of the Year awards in 2010 as Duke won its third ACC Championship and advanced to the NCAA Regional Final for the first time in program history. One of the top postseason Rachael Moss was named the league s Freshman of the Year as Duke became the first school in league history to sweep all three superlatives in the same season. Duke finished the season The 2014 season was no exception in a long line of successful campaigns under Nagel. Duke posted a 22-8 overall record and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the 19th time in program history. Senior Kelsey Williams earned inaugural ACC Setter of the Year honors and joined teammates Jeme Obeime and Emily Sklar in AVCA All-America honorable mention distinction. performances in school history, Duke was awarded the No. 12 national seed in the 2010 NCAA Tournament after posting a 24-6 overall record and owning the No. 13 spot in the national RPI. The Blue Devils continued to churn out 20-plus win seasons from , advancing to the NCAA Tournament in each of those campaigns. During that span Duke placed eight ranked No. 22 in the final CSTV/ AVCA Division I Top 25 Coaches Poll after making its first appearance in the poll since In 2001, Nagel s third season in Durham, she took home her first ACC Coach of the Year honors after guiding the Blue Devils to a 23-5 record and the ACC regular season championship. She led Duke to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for In 2013, the Blue Devils earned the No. 16 national seed and hosted the opening rounds of the tournament for the fifth time in program history. Duke clinched the ACC title and the league s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament with a thrilling five-set victory over rival North Carolina in the regular season finale. Nagel garnered her fourth ACC Coach of the Year honor, while guiding Sklar and Ali McCurdy to ACC Player of the Year and ACC Defensive Player of the Year honors, respectively. players on both the All-ACC and AVCA All-East Region teams while seven Blue Devils earned All-America honors, including 2007 ACC Player of the Year Carrie DeMange. Duke s 29 wins in 2006 established a new standard under Nagel, marking the fourth-highest single-season win total in school history. The Blue Devils 21 ACC victories set a new conference record for most wins in a season as Duke took home its eighth ACC Championship title in school history. Nagel was named the ACC the first time since In addition to its athletic success, Duke has built a sterling academic reputation, honored with the AVCA Team Academic Award in nine of the past 10 seasons. Over the past four seasons, nearly every member of the team has held a GPA over 3.00 for the entire academic year, while at least four Duke players have earned a spot on the All-ACC Academic Volleyball Team every year since the award was first instituted in Nagel garnered her third ACC Coach of the Year and East Region Coach Coach of the Year, while Ali Hausfeld earned Player of the Year honors and Georgetown ( ) Prior to her arrival at Duke, Nagel 5

8 Jolene Nagel served as head volleyball coach at years from , including two and three appearances in the national team. Nagel previously voted on the Georgetown University, where she perfect 7-0 marks in conference championship (one NCAA and two AVCA Tachikara coaches Top 25 Poll guided the Hoyas to their most suc- action. AIAW). A team captain, Nagel led her from cessful season in program history in Edinboro squads to a record, Georgetown, the top-ranked Nagel was named the 1991 Ithaca won three Eastern Regional Champi- Nagel s involvement with the sport team in District I that season, cap- Journal Coach of the Year during her onships during her playing career and of volleyball goes well beyond the tured its first share of a Big East final season at Cornell. Her 85 wins earned three All-Pennsylvania State collegiate ranks. Since 1979, she has Championship with a 24-6 overall and.680 winning percentage still Athletic Conference honors. instructed and taught at various record and a 10-1 conference mark rank second behind Andrea Dutcher, camps and clinics, including the 1998, to earn its first NCAA Tournament the first-ever volleyball coach at Prior to her college career at Edin and 2000 NCAA YES Clinics. In bid. Georgetown swept both Big Cornell. boro, Nagel was a standout at Chau- 1994, Nagel served as the Columbia East Rookie of the Year and Big East tauqua County s Panama Central Comets Volleyball Club head coach, Player of the Year accolades while Early Years where her stellar prep career and leading the team to the 18 & Under three of Nagel s players earned all- Nagel began her coaching career in even more impressive coaching re- East Coast Championship. conference accolades. Overall, Nagel 1983 as a graduate assistant at Kent sume earned her a spot in the Chau- spent seven seasons with the Hoyas, State University following graduation tauqua Sports Hall of Fame in Nagel s coaching resume also in- posting a record during in her from Edinboro University. In 1985 she Nagel holds a bachelor s degree in cludes a head coaching stint with the time at Georgetown. accepted a position as first assistant education from Edinboro and a mas East Women s team at the U.S. coach at the University of North ter s degree in sports administration Olympic Festival in Colorado, where Cornell ( ) Carolina and spent three seasons in from Kent State. she led the team to a bronze medal Nagel s head coaching resume began Chapel Hill before moving to Cornell finish. She also served as an assistant a four-year stint at Cornell University in Extended Coaching venue coordinator for the 1987 U.S. during which she led the program to Experience Olympic Festival and a zone coordina- its first Ivy League title in 1991, the One of the most decorated players in Nagel is an active member of the tor and assistant coach in 1989 and first of three-straight for the Big Red. Edinboro history, Nagel was inducted AVCA and currently serves as a voter 1990 at the U.S. Olympic Festivals. While at Cornell, Nagel amassed an into the school s hall of fame in for the AVCA s Top 25 Coaches Poll mark and a 23-5 conference A three-year starter from , She has also served as coordinator Nagel and her husband, Samuel Car- record. The Big Red finished first in she helped lead the Scots to three for the All-East Region team and penter, reside in Durham, N.C., with the Ivy League three consecutive state and regional championships a voter for the AVCA All-American their sons, Cameron (CJ) and Tyler. Coaching Accomplishments 13 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014 Four ACC Championships 2001, 2006, 2010, 2013 Four-time ACC Coach of the Year 2001, 2006, 2010, 2013 Big East Coach of the Year 1998 Five-time AVCA Region/District Coach of the Year 1998, 2001, 2006, 2010, 2013 Ithaca Journal Coach of the Year 1991 Chautauqua Sports Hall of Fame 2007 Edinboro University Hall of Fame 1997 Blue Devils Under Nagel Four ACC Players of the Year 2006, 2007, 2010, 2013 Three ACC Defensive Players of the Year 2011, 2012, 2013 ACC Setter of the Year 2014 Six ACC Freshmen of the Year 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2006 Three East Region Freshmen of the Year 2002, 2004, 2006 Seventeen All-Americans (31 total awards) Twenty-One All-Region Honorees (44 total awards) Twenty-Three All-ACC selections (46 total awards) 6

9 Jolene Nagel Year-by-Year DUKE VOLLEYBALL Year School Record (%) Conf. Record (%) Finish Notes 1988 Cornell 25-9 (.735) Ivy 4-3 (.571) 4th First season as head coach 1989 Cornell 25-8 (.758) Ivy 7-0 (1.000) 1st Ivy League Regular Season Champions 1990 Cornell (.607) Ivy 5-2 (.714) t-1st Ivy League Regular Season Champions 1991 Cornell (.600) Ivy 7-0 (1.000) 1st Ivy Regular Season Champions Ivy Tournament Champions NIVC Ithaca Journal Coach of the Year 1992 Georgetown (.500) Big East 4-3 (.571) 4th Career Win No Georgetown (.387) Big East 3-4 (.429) 5th 1994 Georgetown (.469) Big East 4-4 (.500) 5th 1995 Georgetown (.576) Big East 6-5 (.545) 6th 1996 Georgetown (.576) Big East 6-5 (.545) t-5th 1997 Georgetown (.483) Big East 5-6 (.455) t-6th 1998 Georgetown 24-6 (.800) Big East 10-1 (.909) t-1st NCAA Tournament Big East Champions Big East Coach of the Year AVCA District 1 Coach of the Year 1999 Duke (.481) ACC 7-9 (.438) 5th 2000 Duke (.618) ACC 8-8 (.500) t-5th NCAA Tournament 2001 Duke 23-5 (.821) ACC 13-3 (.813) 1st NCAA Tournament ACC Champions ACC Coach of the Year AVCA East Region Coach of the Year 2002 Duke (.706) ACC 11-5 (.688) 3rd NCAA Tournament 2003 Duke (.345) ACC 6-10 (.375) t-6th 2004 Duke (.667) ACC 10-6 (.625) 3rd 2005 Duke 24-8 (.750) ACC 17-5 (.773) 3rd NCAA Tournament 2006 Duke 29-4 (.879) ACC 21-1 (.955) 1st NCAA Tournament ACC Champions ACC Coach of the Year AVCA East Region Coach of the Year Ali Hausfeld: ACC Player of the Year 2007 Duke 25-7 (.781) ACC 19-3 (.864) 2nd NCAA Tournament Carrie DeMange: ACC Player of the Year 2008 Duke 25-9 (.735) ACC 15-5 (.750) t-1st NCAA Tournament ACC Champions 2009 Duke 27-6 (.818) ACC 17-3 (.850) 2nd NCAA Tournament 2010 Duke 27-7 (.794) ACC 16-4 (.800) 1st NCAA Tournament ACC Champions ACC Coach of the Year East Region Coach of the Year Kellie Catanach: ACC Player of the Year 2011 Duke 21-9 (.700) ACC 15-5 (.750) 3rd NCAA Tournament Ali McCurdy: ACC Defensive Player of the Year 2012 Duke (.469) ACC 6-14 (.300) 9th Career win No. 500 Ali McCurdy: ACC Defensive Player of the Year 2013 Duke 28-5 (.848) ACC 18-2 (.900) 1st NCAA Tournament ACC Champions ACC Coach of the Year East Coast Region Coach of the Year Emily Sklar: ACC Player of the Year Ali McCurdy: ACC Defensive Player of the Year 2014 Duke 22-8 (.733) ACC 14-4 (.778) 3rd NCAA Tournament Kelsey Williams: ACC Setter of the Year 7

10 John Wasielewski Associate Head Coach (17 th Season at Duke) B.S. Penn State 90 M.S. St. Bonaventure Associate head coach John Wasielewski begins his 17th season on the Duke volleyball staff and his 13th in his current position after earning a promotion from assistant coach in January Wasielewski joined the Duke staff in 1999, just one month after Jolene Nagel was named head coach, and has been instrumental in bringing the Duke volleyball program to its current level of success. His impact on the program s recruiting, training and scouting is tremendous, helping the Blue Devils advance to the NCAA Tournament 12 times while capturing five ACC Championships. Wasielewski has been a part of four ACC Coach of the Year staffs and four East Region Coach of the Year staffs. During his tenure, the Blue Devils have established themselves as one of the elite programs on the East Coast and an annual favorite for the ACC Championship. With a resume that includes win seasons, 12 NCAA Tournament trips and 17 All- Americans, Wasielewski has emerged as one of the top assistant coaches in the nation. Since joining the program 16 years ago, Wasielewski has helped the Blue Devils compile a overall record and a mark in ACC play. With Wasielewski s help, the Blue Devils have claimed four ACC Championships since 2000 while finishing among the top three in the conference standings in 11 of the past 13 seasons. In just his third year at the helm alongside Nagel, Wasielewski coached the Blue Devils to the 2001 ACC Regular Season Championship. That season sparked an 11-year run that saw the Blue Devils qualify for the NCAA Tournament nine times while winning the ACC in 2006, 2008 and In 2010, the Blue Devils ventured deeper into the NCAA Tournament than any team in program history, becoming the third ACC team to reach the NCAA Regional Final. Five Blue Devils including ACC Player of the Year and AVCA All-American Kellie Catanach were named both All-ACC and All-East Region. In 2013, Duke made its 18th NCAA Tournament appearance as the Blue Devils earned the No. 16 national seed and hosted the opening rounds of the tournament for the fifth time in program history. The Blue Devils clinched the ACC title and the league s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament with a thrilling five-set victory over rival North Carolina in the regular season finale. Wasielewski has overseen the development of Duke s last four ACC Players of the Year in outside hitter Emily Sklar (2013), setter Kellie Catanach (2010), middle blocker Carrie DeMange (2007) and setter Ali Hausfeld (2006). Catanach started every match of her career at Duke while leadingthe Blue Devils to two ACC Championships and four straight NCAA Tournament appearances. DeMange and Hausfeld, meanwhile, were key components to one of the most successful spans in Duke volleyball history. From , DeMange and Hausfeld led Duke to four straight 20-win seasons, three NCAA Tournament appearances, the 2006 ACC Championship and a school-record 38-match winning streak at home in Cameron Indoor Stadium. DeMange left as the ACC s all-time kills leader, and Hausfeld set Duke s all-time assists record. Wasielewski s impact is also noticeable on the recruiting trail where he helped bring in 17 All-Americans and 20 players who went on to collect All- ACC honors. Additionally, Wasielewski recruited the 2006 ACC and East Region Freshman of the Year in 2009 graduate Rachael Moss and 15 ACC All-Freshman Team members. An active member of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA), Wasielewski was a voter for the AVCA s Top-25 Coaches Poll from Before coming to Duke, Wasielewski served as head coach at St. Bonaventure University from Wasielewski built the Bonnies volleyball program into one of the Atlantic 10 s more competitive squads. During his tenure at St. Bonaventure, Wasielewski implemented a weightlifting and conditioning program. He also developed a mentor program and a freshman study group, promoting academic development. Wasielewski also served as club director and clinician for the Cobra Volleyball Club. Prior to taking over the top spot at St. Bonaventure, Wasielewski spent two seasons as an assistant coach overseeing the offseason workouts of the players and helping with the recruitment of student-athletes. During his stint as a Bonnies assistant, Wasielewski earned his master s degree in education in Wasielewski began his coaching career at his alma mater, Penn State, as a student-assistant coach for the women s program during the 1989 season, helping the Nittany Lions to a 34-7 record and the Big Ten Championship. A 1990 Penn State graduate with a degree in economics, Wasielewski was a four-year member of the Nittany Lion program, helping Penn State to two NCAA Final Four appearances in 1987 and As a junior and senior, he served as a team captain and still holds the Penn State record with nine service aces in a match, which he accomplished in Wasielewski also competed in both the 1986 and 1987 U.S. Olympic Festivals, earning a bronze medal in both appearances. Wasielewski and his wife Jennifer reside in Hillsborough, N.C., with their son (Jack) and daughter (Jenna). 8

11 Cristina Robertson Assistant Coach (7 th Season at Duke) B.S. Long Island 05 M.S. Troy After joining the Blue Devils in 2009, Cristina Robertson (née Pintilie) returns for her seventh year on the Duke volleyball staff. Among other duties, Robertson assists with team training, recruiting and scouting. Since her arrival in Durham, Robertson has helped the Blue Devils to a overall record and an mark in ACC play. The Blue Devils have finished in the top three in the league in all but one season since her arrival, capturing the conference crown in 2010 and With her help, Duke has advanced to the NCAA Tournament in five of the past six seasons, including 2010 when the Blue Devils enjoyed a run to the NCAA Regional Final before falling to eventual national champion Penn State. Robertson has also aided in the development of nine All-Americans, 10 All- East Region selections and 12 All-ACC picks, including 2013 ACC Player of the Year Emily Sklar, 2010 ACC Player of the Year Kellie Catanach and threetime ACC Defensive Player of the Year Ali McCurdy. Catanach finished her career ranked second on Duke s all-time list and ninth in ACC history with 5,364 assists, while McCurdy broke Duke s career digs record. In addition, Robertson helped guide middle blocker Christiana Gray, who became the 21st Duke player to reach 1,000 career kills in Gray wrapped up a stellar career, leaving her mark in both the Duke and ACC record books. With 1,112 career kills, she ranked 18th in the school record books, while her.350 career hitting percentage was good for third all-time at Duke and eighth in the ACC. Gray also totaled 491 career blocks and averaged 1.03 blocks per set. Those numbers ranked fourth and tied for seventh in Duke history, respectively. Duke s defense was among the best in the country during the 2010 season, Robertson s second in Durham, which was due in part to the development of middle blockers Gray, Becci Burling and Amanda Robertson. Each of those three were named All-ACC and All-East Region while helping Duke hold opponents to a.173 hitting percentage, which was the second lowest in the ACC. The Blue Devils earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament for the sixth consecutive season and advanced further in the tournament than any team in program history. After securing the 2010 ACC Championship, the Blue Devils won three NCAA Tournament matches to make the NCAA Regional Final, becoming just the third ACC team to reach that round. In her first season, Robertson coached a Blue Devil squad that held opponents to an ACC-low.160 hitting percentage and went 27-6 overall and 17-3 in the ACC. A former middle blocker at Long Island, Robertson mentored Duke s middle blocking trio of Burling, Gray and Robertson, which emerged as one of the top middle units in the conference. Both Burling, a junior, and Gray, a freshman, topped 100 blocks in 2009 while Robertson nearly tripled the number of blocks she posted as a freshman. Offensively, Robertson oversaw a Blue Devil squad that led the ACC in kills and assists while ranking among the top three in hitting percentage, blocks and service aces. Prior to Duke, Robertson served two seasons as an assistant coach at Colgate, helping the Raiders to backto-back winning seasons in 2007 and 2008 and two consecutive runs to the Patriot League Championship match. Robertson assisted in all aspects of the program while at Colgate. With her assistance, the Raiders finished 11-3 in the Patriot League in 2007 and 9-5 in conference play in Colgate was among the best all-around teams in the conference each year, finishing second in digs in back-to-back years and among the top five in hitting percentage, lowest opponent hitting percentage and blocks each season. Robertson mentored three two-time All-Patriot League players, a Patriot League Rookie of the Year and a Patriot League Co-Defensive Player of the Year. In her first year with the program, Robertson assisted Colgate head coach Ryan Baker in collecting the Patriot League Coach of the Year award. Robertson s coaching career began at Troy where she served as a graduate assistant for two seasons. With Troy, Robertson assisted with the dayto-day operations of the program, coordinating team travel and equipment and working with the summer camps program. Before beginning her career as a coach, Robertson played three years as a middle blocker at Long Island University and helped the team capture the 2004 Northeast Conference Championship. During the championship run that propelled Long Island to an NCAA Tournament berth, Robertson was named NEC Tournament MVP and All-NEC first team. A two-time Long Island team MVP in 2002 and 2003, Robertson finished the 2003 season ranked fourth nationally in kills per set. In 2012, the LIU Department of Athletics inducted Robertson into its Hall of Fame as she became the first Hall of Fame inductee from the Blackbirds volleyball program. A native of Romania, Robertson received her Bachelor of Science degree in Adapted Physical Education from Long Island University s Arnold and Marie Schwartz School of Sports Sciences in She went on to earn her Master of Science degree in Sport and Fitness Management from Troy in Robertson resides with her husband, Terrence, in Durham, N.C. 9

12 CJ Hunter Director of Volleyball Operations (1 st Season) B.A. Duke 12 M.A. North Carolina 15 CJ Hunter joined the Duke volleyball staff in August of 2015 and enters his first season with the program as the director of volleyball operations. Hunter handles the daily office management as well as coordinating team travel, campus visits for recruits, team community service events and program budget management. In addition, he assists with the team s marketing and promotions efforts as well as the squad s social media accounts. As a Duke undergraduate from , Hunter served as the Blue Devils student manager and played for the men s club volleyball team while pursuing his degree in political science. Following graduation in 2013, the Mount Airy, N.C., enrolled in the Sport Administration program at North Carolina, completing his master s degree in exercise and sport science in the spring of At North Carolina, Hunter also worked in the Tar Heels Athletic Communications office, handling media relations and game day operations for the UNC volleyball team. From , Hunter coached the Surry Storm Volleyball Club in his hometown of Mount Airy, N.C., serving as both a head coach and assistant coach for ages He is currently a coach with the Triangle Volleyball Club in Morrisville, N.C. Alison Cooke Volunteer Assistant Coach (1 st Season) B.S. Wingate 14 Former Wingate setter Alison Cooke joined the Duke volleyball staff in March of 2015 and enters her first season with the Blue Devils this fall. A member of the Wingate volleyball team from , Cooke led the Bulldogs to a sweep of the South Atlantic Conference s regular season and tournament titles in She earned first team All-SAC, AVCA all-region and third team AVCA All- America honors while guiding Wingate to its third straight appearance in the NCAA Division II Elite Eight. As a senior, Cooke led the league with a assists per set average, running a Wingate offense that finished in the top 20 nationally in kills per set, assists per set and hitting percentage. Cooke helped Wingate post a higher hitting percentage than all its opponents in 2014, helping the Bulldogs hit.300 or better 13 times. She was named SAC Specialist of the Week four times in 2014 and nine times throughout her distinguished career. A native of Davidson, N.C., Cooke was an honorable mention All-America selection in 2013 while also picking up first team All-SAC and all-region accolades. Cooke received her degree in psychology from Wingate in She is the daughter of Dick Cooke, the head baseball coach at Davidson College. Cooke currently resides in Durham, N.C. 10

13 Breanna Atkinson # 12 Senior 5-11 Outside Hitter Ashburn, Va. (The Madeira School) Career Highs Cat. # Opponent (Date) Att%.538 Miami (9/28/14) Kills 16 Maryland (11/8/13) Kills(3) 16 Maryland (11/8/13) Kills(4) 12 Pitt (11/10/13) Kills(5) 12 Clemson (10/12/12) Attacks 45 Pitt (11/10/13) Assists 2 Campbell (9/2/214 2 Stanford (9/12/14 2 HPU (8/29/14 2 SCU (9/13/14 2 UNC (9/23/12) Digs 13 Campbell (9/2/14 13 Pitt (11/10/13) Digs(3) 10 Furman (8/30/14) Digs(4) 13 Campbell (9/2/14 13 Pitt (11/10/13) Digs(5) 11 UNC (9/23/12) Aces 3 WVU (9/9/14 3 HPU (8/29/14) Blocks 6 BC (10/10/14) Double-Doubles Kills Digs Opponent (Date) Pitt (11/10/13) UNC (9/23/12) 2014 Tabbed to the ACC Academic Honor Roll for the third straight year... Started 21 matches at rightside hitter Ranked fifth on the team with 151 kills Averaged 2.10 kills per set Added 40 blocks, 96 digs and 11 service aces Reached double-digit kills four times Totaled 10 or more digs twice Knocked down a season-high 13 kills Sept. 20 versus Oklahoma Picked up a career-high 13 digs Sept. 2 against Campbell Registered three or more blocks eight times Amassed a career-best 6.0 blocks Oct. 10 at Boston College Garnered ACC Academic Honor Roll distinction... Appeared in 12 matches during her sophomore campaign, starting three at outside hitter Turned in a career-night at Maryland Nov. 8 in Duke s 3-0 victory over the Terrapins Totaled a career-high 16 kills on.371 hitting in that match to lead all players Also reached double-digit kills with 12 in the Blue Devils four-set win at Pitt Nov. 10 Added 13 digs versus the Panthers for her second career doubledouble Finished the season with 44 kills on.275 hitting while also adding eight aces and 6.0 blocks... Selected to the U.S. Collegiate National Team (CNT) Training Program in Minneapolis Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Played in 13 matches, starting four during her freshman campaign... Totaled 41 kills on 198 attacks... Added 31 digs and 11 blocks... Recorded her first career double-double at North Carolina Sept. 23, registering 10 kills and 11 digs against the Tar Heels... Knocked down a season-high 12 kills versus Clemson Oct. 12. High School Four-year letterwinner at The Madeira School... Led team to a 29-2 record and the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association Division I state title as a senior, collecting tournament MVP honors... Garnered both AVCA Under Armour First Team All-America and VISAA Division I Player of the Year recognition in Named PrepVolleyball Senior Ace... Three-time all-conference pick, securing conference MVP honors her senior season team captain... Twice earned DC All-Metro accolades with a second team selection in 2010 and first team nod in As a senior, recorded 458 kills, 257 digs, 86 service aces and 36 blocks, while posting a hitting percentage of also broke her own school record in kills set the previous season... As a junior, totaled 361 kills, 112 digs and 74 aces... Member of the 2011 Girls Youth National Team... Played on the 2011 USA Youth National A2 Team... Led Chesapeake High Performance Team to the Girls Youth Division title at the USA Volleyball High Performance Championships in Helped VA Elite qualify for nationals with Chesapeake regional crowns as a freshman, sophomore and junior... Invited to USA Youth Holiday Camp in Volunteered with Special Olympics D.C.... Member of the Student Council, Community Service Committee, Madeira Snails Athletics Committee and Spanish Club... Completed an internship with Rep. Sam Farr (D-Calif.) in Earned High Honors all four years. Personal Born Breanna Erin Atkinson on Oct. 2, 1994 in Fairfax City, Va.... Daughter of Ken and Bridget Atkinson... Has a younger brother, Conner... Father was a member of the track and field team at Brigham Young University ( )... Mother played both basketball and softball at Hope College. Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Total

14 Jessi Bartholomew # 2 Freshman 6-1 Outside Hitter Newnan, Ga. (East Coweta) High School Four-year letterwinner under coach Amber McClure at East Coweta High School in Sharpsburg, Ga. Named a first team Under Armour High School All-American Chosen 2014 Georgia 6A Player of the Year Three-time team MVP Four-time all-area Tabbed county player of the year in 2011, 2013 and 2014 Two-time all-state honoree Senior all-star As a senior, averaged 4.8 kills and 3.1 digs per set Also added 54 blocks and 69 service aces Totaled 529 kills, 167 digs, 46 aces and 37 blocks her junior campaign For her career, totaled 1,774 kills and 167 blocks Played club volleyball for A5 Volleyball Club Led club team to First Lady s Challenge and regional tournament titles in Scholar Athlete. Personal Born Jessica Belle Bartholomew on Sept. 18, 1996 in Decatur, Ga. Daughter of Bob and Christine Bartholomew Has a younger brother (David) and a younger sister (Samantha) Father played basketball at the University of San Diego, was drafted by the San Antonio Spurs in the eighth round of the 1981 NBA Draft and played basketball professionally in Germany. 12

15 Cadie Bates # 16 Sophomore 6-2 Outside Hitter Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak) Career Highs Cat. # Opponent (Date) Att%.174 HPU 8/29/14 Kills 7 Mich. St. 9/6/14 7 HPU 8/29/14 Kills (3) 3 NFU 8/29/14 Kills (4) 7 HPU 8/29/14 Kills (5) 7 Mich. St. 9/6/14 Attacks 23 HPU 8/29/14 Assists 1 SCU 9/13/14 Digs 2 NFU 8/29/14 Digs (3) 2 NFU 8/29/14 Digs (4) 1 HPU 8/29/14 Aces 1 HPU 8/29/14 1 LVille 11/21/14 1 Michigan 9/5/14 Blocks 2 Mich. St. 9/6/14 2 SCU 9/13/ Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Played in 10 matches Totaled 20 kills, five digs, three service aces and six blocks Made her collegiate debut Aug. 29 in the season opener against North Florida Knocked down a season-high seven kills twice Put down seven kills versus High Point Also recorded seven kills at No. 14 Michigan State Registered a season-best two blocks at Santa Clara and Michigan State. High School Four-year letterwinner under coach Mark Motluck at Great Oak High School in Temecula, Calif. Among the 150 players named PrepVolleyball.com All-America Also a PrepVolleyball.com Senior Ace Ranked the No. 58 player in the nation and No. 20 player in California according to MaxPreps.com Helped Great Oak to its best record in program history at 27-2 Guided the Wolfpack to the 2013 Southwestern League championship and the CIF-SS Division 1AA semifinals Led Great Oak with 234 kills and also registered 166 digs during her senior season Garnered league MVP, first team all-area, first team All-CIF-SS Division 1AA, first team all-state and Citrus Belt Area Athletic Directors Association Senior Female Athlete of the Year honors Senior year, played club with WAVE Volleyball and coaches Brent Hilliard and Jud Buechler Along with current Blue Devil Alyse Whitaker, also played club volleyball for Temecula Viper Elite and coach Dana Burkholder Selected to the High Performance Youth National A2 Team as well as the Olympic Development Program in Colorado Springs First team all-league, second team all-area and team MVP as a junior Earned second team all-league honors as a sophomore and honor mention accolades as a freshman Four-year Scholar-Athlete. Personal Born Cadie Michelle Bates on July 25, 1996 in Orange, Calif. Daughter of Michael and Mary Lyn Bates Father played football at Miami (Ohio) Has an older sister (Carlee) Sister plays soccer at the University of Montana. Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE TOTAL

16 Maggie Deichmeister # 4 Redshirt Senior 6-2 Setter Whitehall, Pa. (Whitehall) Career Highs Cat. # Opponent (Date) Assts 64 Wake 11/20/12 Assts(3) 48 Wake 10/6/13 Assts(4) 56 S. Car. 9/14/13 Assts(5) 64 Wake 11/20/12 Kills 5 Virginia 10/19/12 Digs 19 Clemson 10/12/12 Digs(3) 11 Virginia 9/27/13 11 WIU 9/6/13 Digs(4) 16 Illinois 9/21/13 Digs(5) 19 Clemson 10/12/12 Aces 2 BC 11/2/13 2 GT 11/16/13 2 UNO 8/30/13 2 Am. 12/7/13 Blocks 7 BC 11/2/13 Double-Doubles Asst Dig Opponent Date CofC 12/6/ N. Carolina 11/29/ NC State 11/27/ Pitt 11/10/ Syracuse 11/1/ Virginia 9/27/ Illinois 9/21/ S. Carolina 9/14/ Liberty 9/13/ W. Illinois 9/6/ NC State 10/27/ Wake Forest 10/16/ Clemson 10/12/ Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Appeared in nine matches Totaled 176 assists, averaging 8.38 assists per frame Added 23 digs, four blocks and three service aces Dished out a season-high 48 assists Sept. 13 versus Penn Topped 20 assists five times Started all 33 matches at setter in her first fully-healthy season Collected honorable mention AVCA All-America accolades Earned a spot on the AVCA All-East Coast Region team Pulled in third team All-ACC recognition Named to the All-ACC Academic Team and ACC Academic Honor Roll Directed a Duke offense that led the league in both kills per set (14.87) and assists per set (13.83) Led the ACC and ranked 19th nationally with an assists per set average Tossed up 50 or more assists seven times Led the team with nine double-doubles: Western Illinois (9/6), Liberty (9/13), South Carolina (9/14), Illinois (9/21), Virginia (9/27), Syracuse (11/1), Pitt (11/10), NC State (11/27), North Carolina (11/29) and College of Charleston (12/6) Totaled a season-high 59 assists in Duke s ACC-title-clinching victory over North Carolina in the regular season finale Also topped the 50-assist plateau against South Carolina (9/14), Illinois (9/21), Notre Dame (10/2), Florida State (10/25), Syracuse (11/1) and Georgia Tech (11/16) Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Played in 24 matches with eight starts during her sophomore campaign... Amassed 477 assists, averaging 6.91 assists per set... Added 135 digs and eight service aces... Totaled three double-doubles... First double-double came with a 50-assist, 19-dig performance against Clemson Oct Also recorded double-doubles versus Wake Forest and NC State... Totaled a career-best 64 assists in the season finale at Wake Forest Nov Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Did not see game action. High School Four-year letterwinner and two-year captain at Whitehall High School... AAU All-American as a junior... Named to Pennsylvania All-State Team as a sophomore and junior... Prep Volleyball Senior Ace... Earned LVC All-Star Team honors as a junior and LVC second team honors as a sophomore... Missed senior year due to knee injury... As a junior, totaled 199 kills, 105 blocks and 241 assists... Competed with the Court Authority Volleyball Academy for two years and with Synergy Volleyball Club for two years... Helped Synergy win the 17-U Regional Championship and advance to the AAU National Championship Match... Collected AAU All-American honors... Helped that squad qualify for the Junior Olympic Nationals... Member of the National Honor Society... Involved with Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta and Student Council... Member of the LVIAC Student-Athlete Character and Sportsmanship Council... Volunteered with the Special Olympics for three years... Four-year member of the High Honor Roll... Nominee for Cohen Feeley Best of the Best Award as a senior... Graduated fifth in her class. Personal Born Margaret Marie Deichmeister on Feb. 25, 1993 in Allentown, Pa. The daughter of Fred and Beth Deichmeister Has a brother (Marc) and a sister (Corinne). Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE TOTAL

17 Chloe DisPasquale # 14 Junior 5-8 Defensive Specialist Gibsonia, Pa. (Pine-Richland) Career Highs Digs 15 UNC 11/26/14 Digs(3) 14 Virginia 10/17/14 Digs(4) 14 ND 11/16/14 Digs(5) 15 UNC 11/26/14 Aces 4 Penn 9/13/14 4 S. Clara 9/13/ Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Played in 28 matches Finished second on the team with 27 service aces Registered three or more aces four times Recorded a career-high four aces at Santa Clara Matched that mark with four aces versus Penn Also totaled 207 digs, averaging 2.13 per set Picked up double-digit digs eight times Recorded a career-high 15 digs Nov. 26 at No. 7 North Carolina Totaled at least four digs in each of Duke s final 16 matches Made her collegiate debut Aug. 30 against New Orleans at the Campus USA Credit Union Invitational in Gainesville, Fla. Was perfect in four service receptions against the Privateers. High School Four-year letterwinner at Pine-Richland High School... Led the Rams to the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League (WPIAL) championship as a sophomore in Helped Pine-Richland to a WPIAL runner-up finish the following season as a junior... Totaled 197 service aces and 1,458 digs during her high school career... Served as team captain during her senior campaign... Earned Prep Volleyball Academic All-America honors as a senior... Picked up Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA) first team all-state honors in Named to the All-WPIAA and all-section first teams as both a junior and a senior... Played club volleyball with the Renaissance Volleyball Club from Served as vice president of the student government all four years... Member of the National Honor Society... Graduated as class salutatorian... Four-year Scholar Athlete Award recipient. Personal Born Chloe Dorthea DiPasquale on Feb. 8, 1995 in Pittsburgh Daughter of Keith and Julie DiPasquale Has two older brothers (Anthony and Dwight)... Brother Anthony played football at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania from Brother Dwight graduated from Duke in Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE TOTAL

18 Nicole Elattrache # 5 Sophomore 5-7 Defensive Specialist/Setter Los Angeles (Harvard-Westlake) Career Highs Digs 16 Lville 11/21/14 Digs(3) 16 Lville 11/21/14 Digs(4) 10 HPU 8/29/14 Digs(5) 12 Mich. St. 9/6/14 Aces 5 Penn 9/13/ Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Played in all 30 matches Ranked fifth on the team with 171 digs and 16 service aces Averaged 1.97 digs per set Made her collegiate debut Aug. 29 versus North Florida Registered double-digit digs four times Picked up a season-high 16 digs Nov. 21 at Louisville Also totaled 10 or more digs against Wake Forest (Oct. 31), No. 14 Michigan State (Sept. 6) and High Point (Aug. 29) Totaled two or more aces four times Recorded a season-high five aces Sept. 13 versus Penn at the Stanford Invitational. High School Four-year letterwinner under coach Adam Black at Harvard-Westlake School in Sherman Oaks, Calif. Ranked the No. 192 player in the country and No. 35 player in California according to MaxPreps.com Helped Harvard-Westlake to a overall record and 9-1 mark in the CIF Southern Section as a senior All-CIF and all-area as a senior Four-time all-league choice Three-time team MVP Voted most inspirational her senior year Totaled over 900 assists and 400 digs during her senior campaign to go along with 52 service aces Also played for the Sunshine Hurley Volleyball Club and coach Cari Klein Four-year Honor Roll selection National French Honor Society member. Personal Born Nicole Helene Elattrache on Nov. 2, 1995 in Los Angeles Daughter of Neal and Tricia Elattrache Has two younger sisters (Natalie and Eva). Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE TOTAL

19 Kelli Kalinoski # 3 Freshman 5-8 Defensive Specialist/Libero Overland Park, Kan. (Olathe East) High School Four-year letterwinner under coach Brian Martin at Olathe East High School in Olathe, Kan. Named a second team Under Armour High School All-American Led team to state championship as a junior and senior Two-time first team all-state and first team All-Sunflower League 2013 Sunflower League Co-Player of the Year 2014 Sunflower League Defensive Player of the Year MO-KAN All- Star as a senior Totaled 1,615 digs and 208 service aces during high school career Averaged 12.6 digs per match as a senior, totaling 555 digs Added 451 digs and 66 aces during her junior campaign Played club volleyball for MAVS Volleyball Led club team to 16-Open National Championship Youth Continental High Performance and Junior A1 High Performance champion Member of the National Honor Society. Personal Born Kelli Hart Kalinoski on Dec. 27, 1996 in Overland Park, Kan. Daughter of Scott and Bridget Kalinoski Has an older brother (Tyler) and an older sister (Brittney) Father played football at Purdue ( ) Sister played volleyball at Southeast Missouri State ( ) Brother played basketball at Davidson ( ) and garnered 2015 Atlantic 10 Player of the Year honors Grandfather Ron Ward played in the NHL from Grandfather Ken Kalinoski ran track at Ohio State ( ) Aunt Pam Kalinoski played soccer at North Carolina ( ). 17

20 Sasha Karelov # 15 Junior 5-9 Defensive Specialist/Libero Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road) Career Highs Cat. # Opponent (Date) Digs 35 Campbell (9/2/14) Digs (3) 26 Clemson (10/24/14) Digs (4) 35 Campbell (9/2/14) Digs (5) 27 Michigan (9/5/14) Assists 11 FSU (11/13/14) 11 WVU (9/19/14) 11 Miami (9/28/14) Aces 3 Pitt (11/7/14) 3 WVU (9/19/14) 2014 Named AVCA All-East Coast Region honorable mention Tabbed to the All-ACC second team Picked up All-ACC Academic Team honors... Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Assumed the starting libero role and averaged 5.13 digs per set to lead the ACC Also ranked 26th nationally in digs per frame The only ACC player to average over 5.00 digs per frame 5.13 digs per set average was also good for ninth in Duke s single season records Totaled double-digit digs in all 30 contests Picked up 20 or more digs 12 times Turned in a career-best 35-dig performance Sept. 2 versus Campbell, a performance that ranked fifth in the Duke single-match records Garnered Duke Invitational All-Tournament Team accolades after anchoring the Duke defense with 42 digs in three matches Played in all 33 matches, starting 25 Trailed only starting libero Ali McCurdy for the team lead in digs, totaling 265 Averaged 2.35 digs per set Picked up 10 or more digs in eight contests: Liberty (9/13), Illinois (9/21), Wake Forest (10/6), Clemson (10/20), Florida State (10/25), Miami (10/26 & 11/22) and North Carolina (11/29) Registered a season-high 22 digs in Duke s win over No. 16 Illinois Sept. 21 Garnered ACC Freshman of the Week distinction Sept. 23 after helping the Blue Devils to wins over Big Ten opponents Indiana and Illinois Averaged 4.43 digs per set over those two contests and committed just one error in 34 serve receive chances. High School Four-year letterwinner at Leesville Road High School in Raleigh, N.C. Ranked the No. 16 player in the nation and the No. 1 player in North Carolina according to MaxPreps Listed as Prepvolleyball s No. 55 Senior Ace, the secondhighest ranking for a libero/defensive specialist Led her high school team to a 27-1 record, Cap Eight conference championship, North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) 4A East Regional title and a runner up finish in the NCHSAA 4A state tournament as a senior Earned Maxpreps/AVCA North Carolina Player of the Week honors Nov. 5, 2012 after leading Leesville Road to a 3-2 win over Hoggard in the NCHSAA 4A East Regional championship Totaled 17 kills, 15 digs, three aces and a block to lead the Pride to the state finals for the first time in school history Finished her senior campaign with 315 kills, 330 digs and 74 aces Led her high school team in digs and aces in each of her final three seasons Totaled 363 kills and 90 aces to earn Cap Eight Conference Player of the Year honors as junior Completed her sophomore season with 307 kills, 253 digs and 84 aces to earn team MVP accolades Named to Prepvolleyball s Sophomore 79 and Frosh 59 lists in 2011 and 2010, respectively Played for the Triangle Volleyball Club since 2006 Led the Black squad to an open bid at the Junior Nationals with a third-place finish at the Big South Qualifier and a fourth-place showing at the Lone Star Qualifier Guided club team to the Carolina Region championship from , earning all-tournament team honors all six years including MVP distinction in 2007 and 2009 Leesville Road Academic Excellence Award recipient all four years Member of the Political Club as a senior. Personal Born Alexandra Karelov on November 22, 1994 in Brooklyn, N.Y. Daughter of Evgeni and Marina Karelov Has an older sister, Dasha (Karelov) Kenlan Father was a Military Triathlon individual and team champion in Ukraine ( ) Mother played volleyball at the Belarusian State University ( ) and was a member of the Belarusian National Volleyball Team from Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Total

21 Anna Kropf # 10 Sophomore 6-1 Middle Blocker Overland Park, Kan. (St. Teresa s Academy) Career Highs Cat. # Opponent (Date) Kills 5 Mich. St. (9/6/14) Kills(3) 1 N. Fla. (8/29/14) Kills(4) 1 Stanford (9/12/14) 1 Campbell (9/2/14) 1 ND (11/16/14) Kills(5) 5 Mich. St. (9/6/14) Blocks 3 Va. Tech (11/2/14) 3 Mich. St. (9/6/14) Digs 2 Mich. St. (9/6/14) 2 ND (11/16/14) 2014 Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Appeared in seven matches, starting two Totaled 12 kills and nine blocks on the year Made her collegiate debut Aug. 29 in the season opener versus North Florida Recorded a season-high five kills Sept. 6 at No. 14 Michigan State Totaled a season-high three blocks twice Added three blocks against the Spartans Matched that total Nov. 2 at Virginia Tech. High School Four-year letterwinner under coach Abbie Lane at St. Teresa s Academy in Kansas City, Mo. Ranked the No. 5 player in Kansas according to MaxPreps.com Received the prestigious Evelyn Gates Award as Kansas City s best prep volleyball player Earned honorable mention Under Armour All-America honors Amassed 222 kills, 131 digs, 57 blocks and an efficient.559 hitting percentage as a senior Led the Stars to a 27-9 overall record and an appearance in the district title match First team all-state, all-region and all-district honoree Four-time academic all-state Also played for the KC Power club volleyball team and coaches Mike and Danielle Stowell, garnering 16 Open USAV Junior Nationals All-Tournament Team distinction Member of the National Honor Society National Merit Commended Student Rensselaer Medal Award recipient Four-time First Honors selection. Personal Born Anna Katherine Kropf on May 25, 1996 in Overland Park, Kan. Daughter of Brad and Jenny Kropf Has two younger brothers (Tommy and John) and two younger sisters (Lauren and Julia). Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Total

22 Leah Meyer # 7 Freshman 6-3 Middle Blocker Clarence, N.Y. (St. Mary s of Lancaster) High School Four-year letterwinner under coach Don Pieczynski at St. Mary s of Lancaster in Lancaster, N.Y. Led team to state championship as a freshman, sophomore and senior Helped St. Mary s to a record senior year Four-time first team All-Catholic League Three-time league MVP First team Coaches Poll All-WNY all four years Named to PrepVolleyball.com Frosh 59 and Soph 79 lists PrepVolleyball.com Senior Ace and three-time high school All-American 2014 MaxPreps All-America selection Named 2014 New York Gatorade Player of the Year Totaled 1,635 kills during her high school career Averaged 5.0 kills per set as a senior, totaling 460 kills while hitting.468 Also added 104 blocks, 139 digs and 53 aces As a junior, amassed 328 kills on.468 hitting, 96 blocks, 70 aces and 97 digs Played club volleyball with Niagara Frontier Volleyball Club Helped club team to gold medal at Northeast Qualifier in Open Division Led USA Girls Youth Continental Team to gold medal at High Performance Championships, earning tournament MVP honors High Honor Roll Member of the National Honor Society. Personal Born Leah Marie Meyer on July 23, 1997 in Buffalo, N.Y. Daughter of Michael and Tracy Meyer Has an older sister (Kristin) and a younger sister (Caitlyn). 20

23 Emma Paradiso # 8 Sophomore 5-9 Setter Izmir, Turkey (Isikkent School) Career Highs Assts 10 HPU 8/29/14 Assts(3) 6 N. Fla. 8/29/14 Assts(4) 10 HPU 8/29/14 Aces 2 N. Fla. 8/29/ Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Played in three matches Totaled 18 assists and two service aces on the year Made her collegiate debut Aug. 29 in the season opener versus North Florida Dished out a season-high 10 assists Aug. 29 against High Point. High School Four-year letterwinner at Isikkent School in Izmir, Turkey Team captain for both high school and club teams Participated in the Turkish Nationals with club team in each of the past six years As a sophomore, helped club team improve to second in the league and maintained that position the next two seasons. Personal Born Emma Paradiso on May 15, 1996 in Konak, Turkey Daughter of Elvio and Hanne Paradiso Father is a citizen of Italy, while mother is a citizen of Denmark Father played professional volleyball in both Italy and Turkey from Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Total

24 Emily Sklar # 9 Senior 6-3 Outside Hitter San Jose, Calif. (Presentation) Double-Doubles K D Opponent Date N. Carolina 11/26/ Louisville 11/21/ Notre Dame 11/16/ Florida State 11/13/ Syracuse 11/9/ Pitt 11/7/ Wake Forest 10/31/ Clemson 10/24/ Wake Forest 10/12/ Stanford 9/12/ Campbell 9/4/ Furman 8/30/ American 12/7/ N. Carolina 11/29/ NC State 11/27/ Miami 11/22/ Georgia Tech 11/16/ Wake Forest 11/15/ Boston Coll. 11/2/ Syracuse 11/1/ Clemson 10/20/ Georgia Tech 10/18/ Clemson 11/16/ Maryland 11/4/ Boston College 11/2/ NC State 10/27/ Virginia Tech 10/20/ Miami 9/28/ Michigan 9/15/ WKU 9/14/ Marshall 9/1/ Milwaukee 8/25/ Named AVCA All-America honorable mention Earned AVCA All-East Coast Region honors Tabbed first team All-ACC Earned All-ACC Academic Team honors... Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Led the team in kills (436), kills per set (4.27) and service aces (29) Ranked second on the team with 282 digs Registered career highs in kills, service aces and digs Posted 12 double-doubles to lead the Blue Devils Ranked third in the ACC and 28th nationally in kills per set Amassed over 400 kills for the second-straight season.257 hitting percentage was also a career high Knocked down double-digit kills 24 times, including each of Duke s final 11 matches Topped 20 kills five times Registered a career-high 26 kills Nov. 26 at No. 7 North Carolina Also picked up a season-best 22 digs versus the Tar Heels Recorded a then-career-high 24 kills Sept. 13 versus Penn at the Stanford Invitational Also reached 20-plus kills against Campbell (Sept. 2), Pitt (Nov. 7) and Notre Dame (Nov. 16) Recorded a career-high four services aces Oct. 12 at Wake Forest Finished the season with 1,160 career kills, which ranks 15th in program history Recorded her 1,000th career kill Nov. 2 at Virginia Tech... Accepted an invitation to represent the United States at the World University Games July 3-14 in Gwangju City, South Korea Played in and started 30 matches Became the third Duke player to earn a spot on the AVCA All-America first, second or third team, gathering third team accolades Collected ACC Player of the Year recognition Became the first sophomore in Duke history to garner an ACC Player of the Year citation Also picked up AVCA All-East Coast Region, first team All-ACC and All-ACC Academic Team honors Knocked down 3.89 kills per set to lead the team and rank second in the conference Totaled 405 kills, 222 digs, 24 aces and 43.0 blocks Became the first Blue Devil to amass 400 kills in a single season since Rachel Moss in 2008 Knocked down 10 or more kills in 28 of her 30 matches Tallied 10-plus kills in each of her final 23 matches played Tied for the team lead with 10 doublesdoubles Earned the first of two ACC Player of the Week honors Oct. 7 after leading the Blue Devils to conference wins over Notre Dame and Wake Forest Hit.343 with 18 kills, six digs and 3.0 blocks against the Irish before totaling 17 kills on.417 hitting against the Demon Deacons Tabbed ACC Player of the Week for a second time Oct. 28 following Duke s wins over then-no. 18 Florida State and Miami In the Blue Devils five-set victory over FSU, totaled 15 kills and eight digs to go along with 3.0 blocks The following match versus the Hurricanes, matched a careerhigh with 20 kills, hitting a scorching.429 while also adding nine digs Traveled to China for six matches with the U.S. Collegiate National Team Named to the ACC All-Freshman Team... Twice earned ACC Freshman of the Week accolades... Appeared in 28 matches, starting Ranked second on the team with 319 kills... Averaged 2.93 kills per set to lead the Blue Devils... Knocked down 10 or more kills 18 times on the year... Picked up her first league rookie of the week citation Aug. 27 after hitting.333 with 33 kills and 28 digs in the Blue Devils three victories at the Duke Invitational... Earned her second ACC Rookie of the Week honor Sept. 4 following a 42-kill, 20-dig performance at Louisville s Cardinal Classic... Amassed a season-high 20 kills in Duke s five-set victory over NC State Oct Led the team with 10 doubledoubles... Topped 10 digs in 13 contests, including a season-high 23 against Miami Sept Added 23 service aces and 35 blocks as well. High School Three-year letterwinner at Presentation... Named the 2011 California Gatorade Player of the Year... Garnered AVCA Under Armour, Max Preps, ESPN Rise and Volleyball Magazine All-America honors her senior year... Two-time West Catholic Athletic League MVP and team MVP... Cal-Hi Sports Player of the Year... Prep Volleyball Senior Ace... Led 22

25 Emily Sklar (cont.) # 9 Senior 6-3 Outside Hitter San Jose, Calif. (Presentation) Career Highs Kills 26 UNC 11/26/14 Kills(3) 20 Miami 10/26/13 Kills(4) 24 Penn 9/13/14 Kills(5) 26 UNC 11/26/14 Att 77 UNC 11/26/14 Att%.472 Samford 9/1/12 Digs 23 Miami 9/18/12 Aces 4 Wake 10/12/14 4 Clemson 10/20/13 4 Blocks 4 Michigan 9/15/12 Presentation to a 34-1 record and Division II State championship as a senior, picking up tournament MVP honors... Named Mercury News Player of the year her junior and senior seasons... In her final season, averaged 4.6 kills per game for a total of 584 kills... Also accumulated 487 digs, 61 blocks and 33 aces... Named Division II Player of the Year in Earned Santa Barbara Tournament of Champions MVP accolades junior year... Posted 370 kills and 244 digs as a junior... Played for Vision Volleyball Club... Led team to SoCal qualifier title in 17s, placing fifth at Junior National Championships... In 18s, guided squad to titles at the Las Vegas invitational, Colorado Crossroads, SoCal qualifier and Reno Qualifier... Traveled to Ecuador in 2009 on service learning trip... Coached junior high volleyball... Volunteered at the Second Harvest Food Bank. Personal Born Emily Morgan Sklar on Nov. 15, 1994 in San Diego, Calif.... Daughter of Dale and Michelle Sklar... Has one younger sister (Sophia)... Father played baseball at the University of Michigan... Grandfather Stephen Sklar was a member of the basketball team at the University of Buffalo... Uncle Paul Griffiths played football at California State University, Chico. Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE TOTAL

26 Jordan Tucker # 11 Junior 6-0 Middle Blocker Prairie Village, Kan. (Bishop Miege) Career Highs Kills 16 UNC (11/29/13) Kills(3) 14 UNC (10/19/14) Kills(4) 13 Ga. Tech (9/26/14) Kills(5) 16 UNC (11/29/13) Att 34 UNC (11/29/13) Att%.857 Miami (10/26/13) Blocks 9 BC (10/10/14) 9 ND (11/16/14) Digs 3 Campbell (9/2/14) 3 Louisville (11/21/14) 3 Syracuse (11/9/14) 3 Miami (11/22/13) 3 Virginia (9/27/13) 3 UNC (10/11/13) 3 Clemson (10/20/13) 3 Wake (11/15/13) 2014 Named second team All-ACC Tabbed to the ACC All-Academic Team... Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Led the Blue Devils with a.313 hitting percentage Hit.365 in ACC matches Totaled 254 kills, 99.0 blocks and 30 digs Ranked second on the team in total blocks and blocks per set Came in fourth on the squad in kills Knocked down double-digit kills 12 times Recorded a career-high 14 kills Oct. 19 versus No. 11 North Carolina Hit over times Registered four-plus blocks 12 times Accumulated a career-high 9.0 blocks Oct. 10 at Boston College Matched that mark with 9.0 blocks Nov. 16 against Notre Dame Led the Blue Devils with 68 blocks in league play, averaging a team-best 1.06 blocks per set Appeared in all 33 matches, starting 32 Named to the ACC All-Freshman Team Earned a spot on the All-ACC Academic Team Led the team and ranked ninth in the conference with a.308 hitting percentage Ranked second on the team in blocks (109.0) and fifth in kills (222) Amassed 10-plus kills on seven occasions Tallied four or more blocks 14 times Registered a season-high eight blocks in the Blue Devils NCAA Tournament win over College of Charleston Garnered ACC Freshman of the Week distinction Dec. 2 after helping Duke clinch the ACC title outright with wins over NC State and then-no. 14 North Carolina Led the team and matched a career-high with seven blocks versus NC State Totaled a career-best 16 kills on.353 hitting while also contributing six blocks in Duke s five-set victory over North Carolina in the regular season finale. High School Four-year letterwinner at Bishop Miege High School in Roeland Park, Kan. Led the Stags to three Kansas 5A state championships, earning all-tournament team honors Garnered Eastern Kansas League (EKL) MVP recognition as a senior Named to the EKL first team in both 2010 and 2011 Garnered EKL honorable mentions honors as a rookie in 2009 Served as team captain Picked up first team all-state distinction as both a junior and senior Named to the All-City Sun Team in 2010 Selected a finalist for the Evelyn Gates Award in 2012, which recognizes the top female high school varsity volleyball student-athlete in the Kansas City area Played for MAVS Volleyball and Invasion Volleyball Club Guided Invasion to 15 Open Junior National Championship, garnering MVP accolades Named to the all-tournament team at the 16 Open Junior National Volleyball Championship Featured in the Faces in the Crowd section of Sports Illustrated July 26, 2010 Named to ESPN s On the Rise top 10 Recruits for 2013 Served as student council homeroom representative from Elected student council sophomore class vice president in 2010 and student council executive vice president in 2012 Four-time All-Academic EKL selection Four-year member of the Campus Ministry Team CMT Silver Service Award recipient in 2010 and CMT Gold Service Award selection in 2011 Served as co-editor of the yearbook and member of Kairos 37 SMILE team leader in both 2010 and Personal Born Jordan Michelle Tucker on June 20, 1995 in Shawnee Mission, Kan. Daughter of and Fran Tucker and Michael Carter. Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Total

27 Christina Vucich # 13 Senior 6-4 Setter/Rightside Hitter Morrisville, N.C. (Green Hope) Career Highs Kills 9 UNC (9/23/12) Kills(3) 6 Lville (11/21/14) 6 NC State (11/29/14) Kills(4) 7 FSU (11/13/14) Kills(5) 9 UNC (9/23/12) Asst 45 UNC (9/23/12) Asst(3) 35 Maryland (10/5/12) Asst(4) 38 Miami (9/28/12) Asst(5) 45 UNC (9/23/12) Digs 11 BC (10/6/12) 11 FSU (9/30/12) 11 W&M (8/24/12) Digs(3) 11 BC (10/6/12) 11 Digs(4) 11 FSU (9/30/12) Digs(5) 7 UNC (9/23/12) Aces 2 Fairfield (8/25/12) Blocks 3 UNC (9/23/12) Double-Doubles A D Opponent Date W&M 8/24/ FSU 9/30/ BC 10/6/ Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Appeared in 12 matches Started at rightside hitter in five matches Totaled a career-best 42 kills Added 26 digs Knocked down a season-high eight kills Nov. 26 at No. 7 North Carolina Amassed a career-high four blocks Nov. 13 in Duke s win over No. 3 Florida State Accumulated four or more kills six times... Earned a spot on the USA Volleyball U23 High Performance Elite 10 National Team for the second straight summer Played in six matches as a sophomore Took the court against New Orleans, Western Illinois, No. 4 Minnesota, Liberty, South Carolina and NC State Totaled 17 assists, five kills and four digs Dished out a season-high six assists against Liberty Sept. 13 Named to the USA Beach Volleyball U23 Women s Elite 10 Team Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Played in 17 matches with eight starts... Totaled 247 assists to go along with 35 kills, 70 digs and eight blocks... Topped 30 assists on five occassions... Recorded a season-high 45 assists at North Carolina Sept Also knocked down a season-best nine kills versus the Tar Heels... Matched her seasonhigh dig total three times, picking up 11 digs against William & Mary, Florida State and Boston College. High School Four-year letterwinner at Green Hope High School... Picked up AVCA Under Armour All-America Honorable Mention in Listed as one of ESPNHS top-25 volleyball players in the Class of Selected Prep Volleyball Senior Ace... Named to Class of 2012 s top-50 recruits, presented by Nfinity... Earned first team all-conference honors as a freshman, junior and senior... Served as team captain her junior and senior seasons, garnering team MVP accolades... Three-time Green Hope Player of the Week senior year... Totaled 413 kills, 173 assists, 161 digs, 96 blocks and 63 aces as a senior, setting school records in blocks and aces... Set the school standards in both kills (771) and kill percentage (.536)... Garnered both Prep Volleyball FROSH 59 and SOPH 79 Highest Honorable Mention accolades... Named a USA Youth Olympic Team alternate, competing at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore... Competed with the Women s Junior National A2 Team in Member of the Triangle 18 Black club team, leading the squad to the Junior Nationals 18U Open Division... Helped team to first place at the 2011 Carolina Regional Junior Beach National Qualifier... Placed third at the 2011 USAV National Beach Tour Championships in Chicago... A Honor Roll student all four years... Member of the Spanish Honor Society... Junior Marshall and National Merit Scholar. Personal Born Christina Lynn Vucich on Sept. 8, 1993 in Rockville, Md.... Daughter of Joseph and Lois Vucich... Has two brothers (Derek and Bryant) and a sister (Victoria)... Mother played golf both at the University of Alabama ( ) and professionally ( ). Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Total

28 Alyse Whitaker # 6 Junior 6-2 Middle Blocker Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrieta) Career Highs Kills 15 UNC 10/19/14 Kills(3) 15 UNC 10/19/14 Kills(4) 13 Ga. Tech 9/26/14 13 ND 11/16/14 Kills(5) 11 Michigan 9/5/14 Att 31 Wake 10/31/14 Att%.619 ND 11/16/14 Blocks 7 Wake 10/12/14 7 Va. Tech 11/2/14 Digs 3 Pitt 11/7/14 3 ND 10/5/14 3 Penn 9/13/ Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Started all 30 matches at middle blocker Led the team in total blocks (103) and blocks per set (.094) Ranked third on the squad with 274 kills Averaged 2.51 kills per set and hit.282 Reached double-digit kills 15 times, including six of Duke s final eight matches Registered a career-best 15 kills Oct. 19 versus No. 11 North Carolina Amassed four or more blocks 15 times Posted career-best 7.0 blocks twice Turned in a seven-block performance Oct. 12 at Wake Forest Also accumulated 7.0 blocks Nov. 2 at Virginia Tech Named to the Stanford Invitational All-Tournament team after totaling 24 kills and 14.0 blocks in Duke s three matches Also collected Duke Invitational All-Tournament Team honors Amassed 23 kills and 13.0 blocks in three matches at the Duke Invitational Played in 12 matches, starting two Made her collegiate debut Aug. 30 versus New Orleans at the Campus USA Credit Union Invitational Totaled 23 kills and 13.0 blocks on the season Put down a season-high five kills in Duke s win at Notre Dame Oct. 2 Hit.571 against the Irish Also added four kills versus both New Orleans and Western Illinois Amassed a season-high 3.0 blocks Sept. 13 against Liberty. High School Four-year letterwinner at Vista Murrieta High School in Murrieta, Calif. Tabbed the No. 43 Senior Ace according to Prepvolleyball.com Selected as one of Volleyball Magazine s Fab 50 in 2013 Led the Broncos to a 27-6 record as a senior, earning Southwestern League MVP accolades her final season Guided Vista Murrieta to three straight league championships Maxpreps 2012 California All-State Division I Second Team selection... Selected to the All-California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Division 1A first team in 2011 Picked up Beach Cities Tournament MVP recognition junior and senior year First team all-league honoree as both a sophomore and a junior Tabbed top 50 junior recruit Garnered first team MaxPreps all-state honors as a junior as well as Prepvolleyball All-America distinction As a sophomore, selected first team all-league and second team All-CIF Earned second team all-league citation as a freshman Played with the Temecula Viper Volleyball Club Picked up MLK Speak- EasyAll-Tournament honors in the 16s division as sophomore and 17s division MVP accolades as a junior Four-year Scholar-Athlete Served on the student senate her final two years. Personal Born Alyse Lynne Whitaker on March 23, 1995 in Mission Viejo, Calif. Daughter of Corey Whitaker and Tammy Reisdorph Has an older brother (Corey) Mother played basketball at Biola University in La Mirada, Calif. Brother is an offensive lineman on the University of Nebraska football team. Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Total

29 Laura Williams # 1 Senior 5-10 Defensive Specialist/Outside Hitter Western Springs, Ill. (Lyons Township) Career Highs Digs 15 Illinois 9/21/13 Digs(3) 9 Virginia 9/27/13 Digs(4) 15 Illinois 9/21/13 Digs(5) 13 Maryland 11/4/12 13 NC State 10/27/12 Asst 3 Clemson 11/16/12 Aces 3 N. Fla. 8/29/ Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Appeared in a career-best 28 matches Amassed a career-high 20 service aces Registered two or more aces five times Posted a career-high three aces in the season opener versus North Florida Finished the season with 42 digs Picked up a season-high four digs three times Appeared in 13 matches Took the court against LIU Brooklyn (8/30), New Orleans (8/30), then-no. 4 Minnesota (9/7), Utah State (9/13), South Carolina (9/14), Indiana (9/20), then-no. 16 Illinois (9/21), Virginia (9/27), Virginia Tech (9/28), Notre Dame (10/2), NC State (10/13), Syracuse (11/1) and Georgia Tech (11/16) Picked up a season-high 15 digs in Duke s win over then-no. 16 Illinois Sept Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll... Played in 24 matches during her rookie campaign... Finished with 142 digs, averaging 1.75 digs per set... Registered 10 or more digs on four occassions, including three matches with a season-high 13 digs... Picked up 11 digs in Duke s 3-1 win over Northeastern Sept Totaled 13 digs against NC State (twice) and Maryland as well... Also added eight service aces on the season. High School Four-year letterwinner and starter at Lyons Township... Earned both all-state and all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior... Also garnered all-area accolades all four seasons... Named to Chicago Sun-Times list of area s top-50 volleyball players... Amassed 272 digs, 78 blocks and 53 aces as a senior... Junior season, totaled 376 digs, 65 aces and 63 blocks to go along with a.424 kill percentage... Named to USA Volleyball 17 Open All-Tournament Team... Selected to PrepVolleyball s Dandy Lions list as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior... Helped club team to a No. 8 national ranking... Member of the Spanish Honor Society as a junior and senior... National Merit Commended Student... Member of the Astronomy Club... Honor Roll student all four years. Personal Born Laura Kelsey Williams on November 28, 1993 in Chicago... Daughter of Robert and Kimberly Williams... Mother played basketball at Adrian College ( ). Career Statistics Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE TA SRV% DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Total