Mizzou Tigers Volleyball Notes NCAA Tournament. Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 1Tournaments in 11 Seasons Mizzou Volleyball Schedule/Results

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1 Mizzou Tigers 2010 Volleyball Notes NCAA Tournament 2010 Mizzou Volleyball Schedule/Results Tiger Invitational 08/27 vs. Maryland W, /28 vs. Nevada W, 3-0 vs. Utah Valley W, 3-0 Pepperdine Asics Invitational 09/03 at Eastern Washington W, /04 vs. Rice W, 3-0 vs. Pepperdine W, 3-1 Western Kentucky Invitational 09/10 vs. Tennessee Tech W, 3-0 at Western Kentucky L, /11 vs. Central Arkansas W, 3-0 vs. Virginia Tech L, 3-1 Big 12 Conference Play 09/15 at Texas Tech W, /18 vs. No. 11 Iowa State L, /22 vs. No. 12 Texas L, /25 at Kansas State W, /29 at Kansas L, /02 vs. Colorado W, /06 vs. Nebraska L, /09 at Oklahoma L, /13 at Texas A&M W, /16 vs. Baylor W, /23 at Nebraska L, /27 vs. Kansas W, /30 vs. Kansas State W, /03 at Colorado W, /06 at No. 12 Iowa State W, /10 vs. Texas Tech W, /13 vs. Texas A&M W, /17 at No. 8 Texas L, /20 at Baylor W, /24 vs. Oklahoma L, /3 at UNI (NCAA 1st Round) W, /4 vs. Northwestern W, /10 vs. Duke 4 p.m. (CT) Media Relations Volleyball Contact... Shawn Davis Office Phone...(573) Cell Phone...(573) stdrgd@mail.missouri.edu Fax...(573) Athletics Web Site...MUTigers.com All student-athlete and coach interviews must be arranged through the Mizzou Media Relations Office at least 24 hours in advance. Interviews with players and coaches may be scheduled by contacting Shawn Davis, Media Relations Graduate Assistant, at (573) Interview and credential requests can also be made via by sending the request to stdrgd@mail.missouri.edu. MUTigers.com MUTigers.com is your home for everything Mizzou volleyball. Post-match recaps and statistics will be available along with complete match previews and game notes. Live streaming audio/video will be provided for most matches as well. Record: Big 12 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 vs. No. 12 Duke - Dec. 10, p.m. (CT) - Location...University Park, Pa. Arena... Rec Hall Time...4 p.m. (CT) Live Stats... MUTigers.com Live Radio... MUTigers.com (free) What s Inside? - A Quick Look at the Notes Mizzou is making its second Sweet 16 appearance in program history. The last was in 2005, also at Penn St. Mizzou pulled the biggest first-round upset in NCAA Tournament history by defeating fifth-seed UNI. After a pair of victories last weekend, Mizzou is now 8-8 all-time in nine NCAA Tournament appearances. Mizzou and Duke have two common foes in Mizzou went 1-1 in those contests while Duke was 2-2. Mizzou has won 11 of its last 14 matches as it prepares to face Duke. Mizzou won 13 matches away from home in 2010, matching its total from the last two seasons combined. Six Mizzou opponents have qualified for the NCAA Tournament while three have advanced the Sweet 16. Paola Ampudia is a first-team AVCA All-Central Region honoree and was a unanimous All-Big 12 selection. Ampudia led Mizzou with 39 kills on.275 hitting last weekend while averaging 2.56 digs per set. Molly Kreklow was named AVCA Central Region Freshman of the Year by the region s coaches. Senior libero Caitlyn Vann leads all players in the NCAA Tournament with 59 digs through two matches. Vann was named AVCA All-Central Region honorable mention, averaging 6.19 dps over her last 15 matches. She is the first Tiger with 600 digs in a season and she is 19 shy of being the second Tiger with 2,000 in a career. Lisa Henning is the first freshman to lead MU in kills during an NCAA Tournament match since Henning set career-bests with 18 kills and.556 hitting against Northwestern in the second round. My Super Sweet 16 After winning its first and second round matchups in Cedar Falls, Iowa, last weekend, the Mizzou volleyball team is onto the Sweet 16 for the second time in program history. Coincidentally, the last time Mizzou advanced to the Sweet 16 was at Penn State back in The Tigers won their Sweet 16 match over Hawaii before falling to Tennessee in the Regional Final. Overall, Mizzou is 8-8 overall in NCAA Tournament matches, including a record of 1-1 in the second weekend of play (Sweet 16 and Elite Eight). How Mizzou Got This Far Mizzou pulled the biggest first round upset in the history of the NCAA Tournament after defeating Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls last Friday. Mizzou needed five sets to do so, claiming its first-ever five-set win during the NCAA Tournament. Mizzou had been 0-5 in such contests before Friday. Following a match that head coach Wayne Kreklow described as epic in his press conference, the Tigers had to turn around and play Northwestern just 17 hours later. Mizzou topped Northwestern in four sets behind an offense that hit.359, its second-best mark of the season. Freshman Lisa Henning led Mizzou with 18 kills on.556 hitting, both career-bests. Common Opponents Mizzou and Duke share a pair of common opponents, Maryland and Virginia Tech. Mizzou swept Maryland at home back in August while Duke split its two with the Terps. Mizzou lost to the Hokies in four at the Western Kentucky Invite while Duke split both of its meetings with Virginia Tech. Mizzou and Duke have never met. The Opening Serve - What You Need to Know The Tigers are playing in their second Sweet 16 in program history and their first since Coincidentally, the last time the Tigers played in the Sweet 16, the regional just happened to be played at Penn State. Mizzou defeated Hawaii in the regional semifinal that season before falling to Tennessee in the regional final. Mizzou has won 11 of its last 14 matches and has claimed 13 wins away from home this season, matching its total from the last two seasons combined. Mizzou s win at Northern Iowa last Friday was the biggest first-round upset since the NCAA began seeding teams in Senior libero Caitlyn Vann is leading all players in the NCAA Tournament with 59 digs over her first two matches of the tournament. She pulled in 35, the second-best total of her career, against UNI and came back with 24 against Northwestern. Over her last 15 matches, Vann is averaging 6.19 dps and is averaging 6.56 dps during the NCAA Tournament. Three Tigers - Paola Ampudia, Molly Kreklow and Caitlyn Vann - earned AVCA All-Central Region honors this week. Ampudia was named All-Region first team while Kreklow was named Central Region Freshman of the Year. Vann, due in large part to her torrid pace in the second half of the season, was named All-Central Region honorable mention as well. Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 1Tournaments in 11 Seasons Record: ACC

2 2010 Mizzou Volleyball Roster No. Name Ht. Pos. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) Quick Digs 1 Molly Kreklow 6-0 S Fr. Delano, Minn. (Delano) AVCA Central Region Freshman of the Year; Ranked second in the Big 12 in assists per set 2 Brittney Brimmage 6-3 MB Jr. East St. Louis, Ill. (East St. Louis) Continues to pace the Tigers in hitting (.332) and blocks (112 total, 0.97 per set) 3 Caitlyn Vann 5-6 L Sr. Muncie, Ind. (Burris HS) AVCA All-Central Region honorable mention; set school records in digs and dps in Marissa Ferri 5-4 DS So. Naperville, Ill. (Naperville North) Will provide depth on the back row after walking onto the team last season 6 Julianna Klein 6-0 OH Sr. Keota, Iowa (Keota) Posted nine double-doubles this season and ranks second on the team in kills (332) 7 Ashton Bodenstab 5-8 DS Fr. Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs) Tallied a career-best five digs while playing in two sets vs. Texas Tech 8 Lisa Henning 6-0 OH Fr. Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs) Posted a career-best 18 kills on a career-best.556 hitting in the second round vs. NW 9 Paola Ampudia 6-1 OH Sr. Cali, Colombia (Miami Dade) First team AVCA All-Central Region honoree; Leads Mizzou with 472 kills 10 Priscilla Armendariz 5-3 DS Jr. Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs South) No reception errors her last 17 straight regular matches (182 chances) 11 Lindsey Petrick 6-1 MB So. Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley) Served five times at Kansas and nearly aced the Jayhawks on her first career serve 12 Paige Buchanan 5-7 DS Fr. Ballwin, Mo. (Parkway South) Walk-on that led her high school conference in digs twice during her career 13 Weiwen Wang 5-11 MB Sr. Nanjing, China (Jiangsu Education Institute) Has six kills on 11 swings in the NCAA Tournament, good for a.545 clip 15 Catie Wilson 6-3 MB Sr. Omaha, Neb. (Gross HS) Ranks eighth all-time in program history with a.278 career clip Coaching Staff Head Coach: Wayne Kreklow (Sixth Season as Head Coach (11th overall)) Director of Volleyball: Susan Kreklow (11th Season) Assistant Coaches: Deng Yang (11th Season), Chris Muscat (Second Season) 2010 Tiger Honor Roll Molly Kreklow - Big 12 Preseason Freshman of the Year - Tiger Invitational MVP - Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Aug. 30) - Pepperdine Asics Challenge All-Tournament - Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Sept. 7) - Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Oct. 4) - Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Nov. 8) - Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Nov. 15) - All-Big 12 Honorable Mention - All-Big 12 Freshman Team - AVCA Central Region Freshman of the Year Caitlyn Vann - Tiger Invitational All-Tournament Team - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 7) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 18) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 1) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 15) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 22) - Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 29) - AVCA All-Central Region Honorable Mention Paola Ampudia - Preseason All-Big 12 Team - Cobra Magazine All-Preseason First Team - Pepperdine Asics Challenge MVP - Big 12 Player of the Week (Sept. 7) - Big 12 Player of the Week (Nov. 8) - AVCA/Sport Imports National POTW (Nov. 9) - All-Big 12 First Team (Unanimous) - AVCA All-Central Region First Team Brittney Brimmage - Cobra Magazine All-Preseason Third Team - Tiger Invitational All-Tournament Team - Big 12 Player of the Week (Nov. 1) Lisa Henning - All-Big 12 Freshman Team Julianna Klein - Western Kentucky Invite All-Tournament Team Big 12 Awards The Mizzou volleyball program saw three of its student-athletes earn spots on various All-Big 12 teams, as announced by the league office following the season. Senior outside hitter Paola Ampudia highlighted the selections as she was a unanimous pick to the All-Big 12 first team for the second straight season. Molly Kreklow was an honorable mention All-Big 12 pick while she and classmate Lisa Henning each landed on the All-Big 12 Freshman Team. AVCA Awards Mizzou saw three of its players earn AVCA All-Central Region honors this week as well. Ampudia was named to the All-Region First Team, marking the first time that she has been named to the All-Region team. She is also the Tigers first All-Central Region honoree since 2006 when Jessica Vander Kooi was honored. Kreklow was named AVCA Central Region Freshman of the Year, marking the first time a Tiger has taken home that award since Vander Kooi was also the last to take home that honor as well. Caitlyn Vann was honored as an All-Central Region honorable mention selection as well. A Quick Look at Mizzou Make it Nine of the last 11 - Mizzou s at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament is its ninth overall, all nine of which have come under the direction of Wayne and Susan Kreklow, now in their 11th year at the helm of the program. Overall Mizzou is 8-8 in NCAA Tournament action and 1-1 regional semifinal/final matches. Deja Vu - The NCAA Regional Semifinals appearance will have a familiar feeling for the Tigers. In fact, the last time Mizzou qualified for the regional semifinals was 2005, which coincidentally, was also played in State College, Pa., at Penn State. Mizzou bested Hawaii that season in the Sweet 16 before falling to Tennessee in the Elite Eight. Streaking - The Tigers have won 11 of their last 14 matches after winning its pair of NCAA Tournament matches last weekend. Mizzou went just 3-5 in its first eight Big 12 matches but ran off six straight and eight of nine at one point. Two of Mizzou s three losses in that span came against AVCA Top 10 opponents in Nebraska and Texas and both matches were played on the road. The other came against Oklahoma, who like Nebraska and Texas, will be playing in the Sweet 16 this weekend. Best Since Mizzou s 22 wins this year are its most since 2005, its last NCAA Sweet 16 appearance. Also, the Tigers won 12 matches in Big 12 play, marking its most league wins since The 12 wins were good enough for a fifth-place nod in the league, also its best finish since Upset City - Mizzou s win over fifth-seeded Northern Iowa on Friday marked the biggest first-round upset in NCAA Tournament history. Before this season, seeded teams were in the first round and Mizzou joined Tulsa as the first two teams to knock off a seeded team in the first round. Tulsa beat No. 13 LSU on Friday as well. But Mizzou s win over No. 5 UNI is the biggest upset, seed-wise, in the first round of the tournament in NCAA history. Road Warriors - Mizzou has won 13 matches away from home this season after its pair of wins last weekend. The 13 wins matches Mizzou s win total away from home in the previous two seasons combined. Mizzou has also defeated two ranked teams on the road this season and topped Pepperdine in its first true road match of the season. Mizzou All-Time NCAA Tournament Honor Roll Lindsey Hunter - NCAA Tournament All-Region (2005) Nicole Wilson - NCAA Tournament All-Region (2005) Five-Set Drama - Mizzou s five-set win over Northern Iowa marked the first time in history that it had won a five-set match in the NCAA Tournament. Mizzou had been 0-5 in such matches prior to its win over UNI. Also, Mizzou set season-bests in kills (71) and digs (96) in the match. It was also the Tigers second road win over a ranked opponent this season. Mizzou had not accomplished that feat since 2006 before topping Iowa State in Ames earlier this season. Best of the Big 12 - The Tigers claimed 14 Big 12 Weekly awards this season, a 2010 league best. Mizzou also saw Paola Ampudia earn AVCA/Sports Imports National Player of the Week on Nov. 9 as well. Mizzou libero Caitlyn Vann earned Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week honors six times this season, a Big 12 best, while Molly Kreklow earned Big 12 Newcomer of the Week five times. Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 2Tournaments in 11 Seasons

3 Quick Sets - Talking Points on the Impact Tigers Paola Ampudia Named to the AVCA All-Central Region First Team... Led Mizzou with 39 kills on.275 while averaging 2.56 digs per set in the first and second rounds... One of six unanimous selections to the 14-player All-Big 12 first team... Leads the team with 472 kills (4.10 per set) and needs 28 kills to become the third Tiger with more than 500 kills in a single season... Sits just seven attacks shy of setting the single season school record as well... Named Big 12 Player of the Week twice this season and was honored as the AVCA/Sports Imports National Player of the Week on Nov. 9 for her efforts in a pair of road wins at Colorado and Iowa State... Has 12 double-doubles this season... Has accounted for nearly 30-percent of the Tigers kills in Caitlyn Vann Currently leads all players with 59 total digs (6.56 per set) during NCAA Tournament play... Her 35 digs against UNI are the second-most by a Tiger in NCAA Tournament history... Named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week six times in 2010, including in each of the final three weeks of the season... Her current 621 digs and 5.40 digs per set average are single season program records at Mizzou... Her 1,981 career digs are the second-best career total in Big 12 history and rank her second in the Mizzou annals... With 19 more digs, she will become only the second Tiger with 2,000 career digs... Has started at libero in 94 straight matches... Has led Mizzou in digs in all 32 contests this season... Led the Big 12 in digs per set in all matches (5.40) and in Big 12 matches (5.51) this season... Ranked second in the Big 12 in service aces per set (0.29) during league play. Molly Kreklow AVCA Central Region Freshman of the Year in Named to the All-Big 12 honorable mention team and was selected to the All-Big 12 Freshman Team as well... Finished the season ranked second in the Big 12 in assists per set (11.70) and was named Big 12 Newcomer of the Week five times, more than any other Big 12 athlete... Leads the team with 12 double-doubles in 2010 as she reset her career-best with 18 vs. UNI in the first round... Posted a career-best 62 assists in the Tigers last regular season match against Oklahoma... Dubbed the Big 12 Preseason Freshman of the Year and was rated as the nation s No. 20 overall prospect by PrepVolleyball.com... She is the No. 2 ranked freshman on the national assists per set list and is No. 13 overall. Julianna Klein Is only the third Tiger in program history to have at least 1,400 career kills, 800 digs and 100 service aces during the rally scoring era... She has played in more career matches (129) and more sets (469) than any Tiger before her... Led the Big 12 in service aces per set (0.32) during league play and is eighth all-time at Mizzou with She ranks in the all-time career top 10 in eight different statistical categories, including kills (1,452) and attacks (4,384)... Has nine double-doubles this season as she ranks second on the team in both kills (332) and digs (287)... Senior captain as well. Mizzou in the NCAA Tournament 2000 (24-7 overall, 14-6 Big 12) - First Round vs. Utah St. - L, (20-11 overall, Big 12) - First Round at Illinois - L, (26-8 overall, 14-6 Big 12) - First Round vs. Northwestern - W, Second Round vs. UNI - L, (19-11 overall, 12-8 Big 12) - First Round vs. UC-Irvine - L, (20-9 overall, 14-6 Big 12) - First Round vs. Arkansas - W, Second Round vs. Louisville - L, (25-5 overall, 16-4 Big 12) - First Round vs. Missouri St. - W, Second Round vs. Arkansas - W, Sweet 16 vs. Hawaii - W, Elite Eight vs. Tennessee - L, (18-13 overall, 11-9 Big 12) - First Round vs. Santa Clara - W, Second Round vs. Stanford - L, (17-13 overall, Big 12) - First Round vs. Washington - L, (22-10 overall, 12-8 Big 12) - First Round at UNI - W, Second Round vs. Northwestern - W, 3-1 Brittney Brimmage Currently leading the team in hitting.332 and blocks (112 total and 0.97 per set)... Named to the Cobra Magazine All-Region team and was the Big 12 Player of the Week for the first time in her career on Nov Ranked sixth in the Big 12 in hitting (.324) and is third on the team with 285 kills, 117 more than her first two seasons as a Tiger combined... Ranked 10th among all Big 12 players in blocks per set (1.01) during league play... Can touch over 11 feet with her vertical leap, a Mizzou program-best... Is currently the program s fifth-most efficient hitter with a.290 career clip. Lisa Henning Became the first Tiger freshman to lead Mizzou in kills during an NCAA Tournament match since Jessica Vander Kooi did so in She had 18 kills on.556 hitting in the match, both career-bests... Named to the All-Big Freshman team after posting 260 kills on.234 hitting so far this season... Became the first true freshman under Wayne and Susan Kreklow to lead Mizzou in kills in each of her first two matches as a Tiger... Was the nation s No. 50 overall recruit according to PrepVolleyball.com and was a key reason why the Tigers freshman class was rated No. 14 by PrepVolleyball.com... Has 78 kills on.296 hitting in her last five matches. Priscilla Armendariz Defensive specialist that will play only in back-row rotations... Posted a.990 service reception percentage during Big 12 play, a team-best, and did committed a reception error in her final 17 regular season matches (182 chances)... Ranks third on the team in digs with 273 this season as well... Has 13 matches in which she posted double-digit dig totals... Is fifth on the team with 16 service aces as well. Catie Wilson Three-year starter that is a.279 career hitter with 165 kills this season... Is tied for seventh in career hitting at Mizzou with her.279 career clip... Led the Tigers in blocks last season and is currently third on the team in total blocks this season... Ranks ninth all-time at Mizzou with 220 career block assists... Has 21 service aces as well and 67 digs this season... Has four double-digit kill efforts in Offensive Explosion In Mizzou s win over Northwestern in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, Mizzou hit.359 as a team, its second-best mark of the season. That clip came against a team that had limited it opponents to.193 hitting heading into the match. Mizzou posted 62 kills in the match with just 15 errors as its top four attackers all finished with percentages higher than.333, highlighted by a.556 mark from freshman Lisa Henning. With 18 kills on just 27 swings, Henning s.556 clip and 18 kills were both career bests and she became the first true freshman to lead Mizzou in kills and hitting in the same NCAA Tournament match. She is also the first true freshman to lead Mizzou in kills in an NCAA Tournament match since Jessica Vander Kooi did so against UC Irvine in Approaching Records Several Tigers are approaching records as they prepare for this weekend. Caitlyn Vann already holds the single season records with her 621 digs and 5.40 dig per set average this season, but she needs just 19 more to become only the second Tiger with 2,000 career digs. She is also just 36 back of the all-time career record (2,017), held by Tatum Ailes. Paola Ampudia needs just seven attacks to set the single season record for attacks in a single season as she has 1,329 in She needs 28 kills to become the third Tiger with 500 kills in a single season as well. Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 3Tournaments in 11 Seasons Seeing Double Tiger Double-Doubles (2010) Molly Kreklow (12) - Aug. 28 vs. Nevada - 35 assists, 11digs - Sept. 11 vs. Central Arkansas - 31 assists, 11 digs - Sept. 18 vs. No. 11 ISU - 38 assists, 12 digs - Sept. 29 at Kansas - 50 assists, 12 digs - Oct. 9 at Oklahoma - 49 assists, 13 digs - Oct. 13 at Texas A&M - 55 assists, 16 digs - Oct. 16 vs. Baylor - 43 assists, 10 digs - Oct. 23 at No. 3 Nebraska - 29 assists, 10 digs - Oct. 30 vs. Kansas State - 32 assists, 10 digs - Nov. 20 at Baylor - 39 assists, 13 digs - Nov. 24 vs. Oklahoma - 62 assists, 11 digs - Dec. 3 at UNI - 56 assists, 18 digs Paola Ampudia (12) - Sept. 11 vs. Central Arkansas - 10 kills, 11 digs - Sept. 25 at Kansas State - 12 kills, 12 digs - Oct. 9 at Oklahoma - 29 kills, 11 digs - Oct. 13 at Texas A&M - 16 kills, 15 digs - Oct. 16 vs. Baylor - 23 kills, 13 digs - Oct. 27 vs. Kansas - 13 kills, 10 digs - Nov. 3 at Colorado - 21 kills, 14 digs - Nov. 6 at No. 12 Iowa State - 22 kills, 11 digs - Nov. 10 vs. Texas Tech - 12 kills, 10 digs - Nov. 13 vs. Texas A&M - 11 kills, 11 digs - Nov. 20 at Baylor - 10 kills, 16 digs - Dec. 3 at UNI - 22 kills, 17 digs Julianna Klein (9) - Sept. 15 at Texas Tech - 15 kills, 11 digs - Sept. 25 at Kansas State - 14 kills, 10 digs - Oct. 9 at Oklahoma - 11 kills, 13 digs - Oct. 13 at Texas A&M - 11 kills, 10 digs - Oct. 16 vs. Baylor - 13 kills, 11 digs - Nov. 10 vs. Texas Tech - 17 kills, 12 digs - Nov. 13 vs. Texas A&M - 13 kills, 11 digs - Nov. 24 vs. Oklahoma - 11 kills, 12 digs - Dec. 3 at UNI - 12 kills, 12 digs

4 Statistically Speaking - Mizzou vs. Duke(2010 Stats) Missouri Hitting Percentage.231 Opponent Hitting Pct..231 Kills Per Set Assists Per Set Digs Per Set Blocks Per Set 1.91 Aces Per Set 1.13 vs. Duke Hitting Percentage.249 Opponent Hitting Pct..168 Kills Per Set Assists Per Set Digs Per Set Blocks Per Set 2.09 Aces Per Set 1.06 The Matchup with Duke Mizzou and Duke have never met as the Sweet 16 matchup marks the first meeting between the schools. As the No. 12 national seed, Duke boasts some impressive numbers as its stats are very similar to Mizzou s. The only glaring difference is that Duke has limited its opponents to.168 hitting this season. Mizzou has hit.231 this season and is coming off of a.359 outing against Northwestern, so that will be the matchup to watch in the contest Duke Volleyball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Becci Burling MB 6-1 Sr. Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer) 4 Claire Smalzer DS/L 6-0 Sr. Palos Heights, Ill. (Marist) 5 Ali McCurdy DS/L 5-7 Fr. Tampa, Fla. (Plant) 6 Megan Hendrickson OH 6-0 So. Jenison, Mich. (Jenison) 8 Chelsea Cook MB 6-2 Fr. Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley North) 9 Amanda Robertson MB 6-3 Jr. Roxboro, N.C. (Person) 10 Kellie Catanach S 6-2 Jr. Tampa, Fla. (Plant) 11 Christiana Gray MB 6-5 So. Carmel, Ind. (Cathedral) 12 Kayla Kirk OH 6-0 Jr. Katy, Texas (Coppell) 13 Sophia Dunworth MB/OH 6-1 Jr. Pleasanton, Calif. (Amador Valley) 14 Alex Sall S 5-9 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. (Parkway Central ) 15 Nailah Waterfield DS/L 5-3 So. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly) Coaching Staff Jolene Nagel - Head Coach John Wasielewski - Associate Head Coach Cristina Pintillie - Assistant Coach Jim Freeman - Volunteer Coach Michelle Bruin - Director of Volleyball Operations Scouting Duke Duke, just like Mizzou s first round opponent Northern Iowa, boasts one of the nation s most well-balanced attacks as five players have at least 260 kills this season, four of which are hitting.258 or better. Becci Burling leads the Blue Devils with 359 kills on.281 hitting while Christiana Gray leads the Devils with a.391 attack percentage and 260 kills. She is also the teamleader in blocks with 116. Kellie Catanach anchors the Duke offense at setter and is the ACC Player of the Year, averaging assists per set. Aside from Burling and Gray, Catanach has spread the ball to a variety of other targets, highlighted by Sophia Dunworth (333 kills,.258 hitting), Amanda Robertson (331 kills,.334 hitting) and Claire Smeltzer (236 kills,.140 hitting). The back row is anchored by libero Ali McCurdy, who is averaging 4.89 dps. Smeltzer also plays well in the back row, averaging 3.24 digs per set. The Blue Devils are coming off of a scare against Ohio as they bested the Bobcats in five, despite being blocked an eye-popping 26 times in the match. AVCA Top 25 Poll Rank Team (First Place Votes) Points 1 Florida (55) 1,486 2 Stanford (2) 1,420 3 Nebraska (1) 1,364 4 California (2) 1,319 5 Southern California 1,243 6 Texas 1,164 7 Hawai i 1,137 8 Penn State 1,112 9 UCLA Northern Iowa Washington Minnesota Dayton Illinois LSU Iowa State Colorado State San Diego Tennessee Arizona Cincinnati Tulsa Michigan 195 T-24 Cal State Fullerton 126 T-24 Purdue 126 National Recognition for Ampudia Senior outside hitter Paola Ampudia took home Sports Imports/AVCA National Player of the Week honors on Nov. 9 for her efforts in a pair of wins at Colorado and at No. 12 Iowa State. She became only the fourth Tiger to take home the award in program history and the first to do so since Ampudia totaled 43 kills (5.36 per set) on.265 hitting that week while helping Mizzou claim back-to-back road wins and its first win over a top-15 team since Huge Second Half for Vann Following the Tigers loss to No. 3 Nebraska on Oct. 6, Tiger libero Caitlyn Vann ranked seventh among Big 12 liberos in digs per set during league play (4.32). But over her final 15 matches, no Big 12 libero was better than Vann. In fact, over those 15 matches, she averaged 6.19 digs per set and 23.5 digs per match as she finished the year ranked first in digs per set in all matches (5.40) and in Big 12 matches (5.51). During that stretch, Vann moved from seventh in the league in digs per set to first and claimed Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week five times, including in each of the final three weeks of the season. She also reached the 30-dig plateau three times and came within three of the school record with her career-best 38 in the Tigers loss to Oklahoma. She leads all players in the NCAA Tournament with 59 through the first two rounds. Brimmage Shines During Win Streak Through the Tigers final 14 matches - which they won 11 of - it is hard to argue against the fact junior middle hitter Brittney Brimmage was the Tigers most consistent weapon. Although she is third on the team in kills in that span, she leads Mizzou with a.333 attack percentage and converted 47-percent of her sets into kills. She has also posted 53 total blocks in that span (12 solo, 41 assists) as she averaged 1.00 per set. She had total points in that span. Klein Does All the Little Things On the surface, Julianna Klein doesn t jump out at you in the way that some player s on Mizzou s team do, but she has been one of the best players on the floor all season long. A six rotation player, Klein ranks second on the team in both kills (332) and digs (273), making her one of the best two-way players in the Big 12. In fact, at times this season, she has been used to dig more, specifically through the first six matches when she averaged nearly three digs per set. She ranked fourth on the team in kills at that time but has moved to second since that time, proving she can do it all. Others Receiving Votes Oregon 79; Long Beach State 34; Duke 28; St. Mary s (Calif.) 22; Pepperdine 19; Oklahoma 18; Ohio State 13; Louisville 12; Northwestern 11; Middle Tennessee 7 Serving is Key for the Tigers When Mizzou is playing at its best, it is because it is serving the ball tough. Mizzou led the Big 12 in aces per set during league play (1.16) this season and both Julianna Klein (0.32) and Caitlyn Vann (0.29) finished the season ranked 1-2 in individual aces per set during league play. During the Tigers win streak - in which they have won 11 of 14 - they served 56 aces to only 40 for their opponents. Also, Mizzou limited its service errors in that span, committing just 70 to its opponents 83. Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 4Tournaments in 11 Seasons

5 A Kansas City Connection With the NCAA Volleyball Final Four being played in Kansas City this year, there are several players on the Tiger roster who would be playing in front of a hometown crowd should Mizzou advance that far. Lisa Henning, Priscilla Armendariz and Ashton Bodenstab are all from Blue Springs, Mo., a suburb of Kansas City while Lindsey Petrick calls Overland Park, Kan., a west side suburb, home. Tigers Ink Seven to National Letters of Intent The Mizzou volleyball program inked seven players to National Letters of Intent last Wednesday (Nov. 10), marking the largest recruiting class for Wayne and Susan Kreklow while at Mizzou. Among the seven players, four rank on the PrepVolleyball.com Senior Aces list, which ranks the nation s top seniors. Mizzou signed Jade Hayes (6-0, L/OH, Ozark, Mo.), Whittney Little (6-3, MB, Keller, Texas), Katie O Brien (6-0, OH, Dallas, Texas), Emily Wilson (6-2, MB/OH, Omaha, Neb.), Melissa Hartsel (6-2, MB, Concordia, Kan.), Sarah Meister (5-7, DS, San Diego, Calif.) and Niki Collier (6-0, OH/DS, Manhattan Beach, Calif./Columbia, Mo.). Wilson, Hayes, Little and O Brien all appeared on the Senior Aces list. Wilson leads the way, ranking No. 69 while Hayes checks in just behind her at No. 78. Little is ranked No. 82 on the list while O Brien ranks as one of the top 15 players not ranked in the top 100. Collier and Hartsel each landed on the Under Armour/AVCA High School All-American Watch List as well. Meister was a member of the USA Volleyball High Performance Select Team. Kreklow Cracks Century Mark Mizzou head coach Wayne Kreklow, currently in his sixth season at the helm of the program, tallied his 100th win as the Tiger head coach at Texas Tech. He is now in his time as the head coach of the program while Wayne and Susan Kreklow - now in their 11th season at Mizzou - are a combined at Mizzou. Coincidentally, their 200th career win at Mizzou came in Lubbock last season. Vann Takes Her Spot in Record Book With 621 digs this season, Caitlyn Vann has moved her career total to 1,981, trailing only former Tiger Tatum Ailes for first all-time. Vann also ranks fourth among Big 12 players all-time with her 1,922 career digs. Vann is one of four active players on the list, but she holds a comfortable lead over fifth-place Lauren Matthewson of K-State. Another Fab Frosh Molly Kreklow isn t the only Tiger freshman who is putting together a fine first season in Black and Gold. Classmate Lisa Henning is turning heads with her powerful arm as she has 260 kills on.234 hitting this season. After the first weekend of play, she became the first true freshman to lead the Tigers in kills during each of her first two matches during the rally scoring era with her 12 against Maryland and 13 on.444 hitting against Nevada. She is also the only athlete to do so under the direction of Wayne and Susan Kreklow at Mizzou. A Clean Sweep After its fine performance in Malibu at the Pepperdine Asics Challenge, the Mizzou volleyball team swept the Big 12 Weekly awards last week, marking only the second time in league history that one school has swept all three awards in the same week. Paola Ampudia was named Big 12 Player of the Week for the second time in her career after leading the team with 50 kills on.261 hitting. She paced Mizzou in kills in all three matches and posted a season-best 19 in the Tigers four-set win over Pepperdine. Molly Kreklow was named Big 12 Rookie of the Week after anchoring the league s top offense. She averaged assists per set and notched a new career-best with her 52 against Pepperdine. She also passed out 47 against Rice, a Mizzou record for assists in a three-set match during the 25-point era. Caitlyn Vann claimed her fourth Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week honor after pacing the league in digs at 6.20 per set. She had 18 or more digs in each of the three matches, including a season-best 25 against Pepperdine. Support From Tiger Nation Through 32 matches of the season, Mizzou currently ranks 16th nationally in average attendance after averaging 2,049 fans per match. A season-high 2,651 fans watched the Tigers face KU this season. In fact, few schools have ranked as highly as Mizzou in average attendance since In each season since the Kreklows took over, Mizzou has ranked in at least the top 20 in average attendance. Mizzou s Individual Top Five Performances (2010) Kills Digs Blocks 29...Ampudia at OU (10-9) Vann vs. OU (11-24) 8... Brimmage at OU (10-9) 26...Ampudia vs. OU (11-24) Vann at UNI (12-3) 7... Ampudia vs. UT (9-22) Ampudia vs. BU (10-16) Vann vs. BU (10-16) 7... Brimmage vs. KU (10-27) 22...Ampudia at ISU (11-6) 26...Vann vs. KU (10-27) 7...Brimmage vs. KSU (10-30) 22...Ampudia at UNI (12-3) Vann at TAMU (10-13) 7...Brimmage at CU (11-3) Attacks Hitting (12-kill minimum) Assists Ampudia vs. OU (11-24) Henning vs. NW (12-4) 62...Kreklow vs. OU (11-24) Ampudia at TAMU (10-13) Brimmage at PD (9-4) 56...Kreklow at UNI (12-3) 67...Ampudia at UNI (12-3) Brimmage vs. NW (12-4) 55...Kreklow at TAMU (10-13) 63...Ampudia at OU (10-9) Klein at KU (9-29) 52...Kreklow at PD (9-4) 59...Ampudia at ISU (11-6) Henning vs. NV (8-28) 51...Kreklow vs. TT (11-10) Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 5Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Mizzou Match Highs Kills...71 at Northern Iowa, Dec. 3 Total Attacks vs. Oklahoma, Nov. 24 Hitting percentage vs. Nevada, Aug. 28 Assists...67 at Northern Iowa, Dec. 3 Aces...10 vs. Tennessee Tech, Sept. 10 Digs...96 at Northern Iowa, Dec. 3 Block Solos...5 twice, MR vs. Northwestern, Dec. 3 Block Assists...20 three times, MR vs. Kansas, Oct. 27 Total Blocks...13 twice, MR vs. Kansas, Oct Mizzou Individual Match Highs Kills... 29, Paola Ampudia at Oklahoma, Oct. 9 Total Attacks... 72; Paola Ampudia vs. Oklahoma, Nov. 24 Hitting % (12 K min.) , Lisa Henning vs. Northwestern, Dec. 4 Assists...62, Molly Kreklow vs. Oklahoma, Nov. 24 Aces... 5, twice MR Julianna Klein at Kansas State, Oct. 16 Digs...38, Caitlyn Vann vs. Oklahoma, Nov. 24 Block Solos...2, 12 times, MR Ampudia/Klein MR, vs. Northwestern, Dec. 4 Block Assists... 7 twice, MR Brittney Brimmage vs. Kansas State, Oct. 30 Total Blocks... 8, Brittney Brimmage at Oklahoma, Oct. 9 Mizzou vs. Opponents Mizzou Opponents Kills Kill per set Attack errors Total attacks Hitting percentage Assists Aces Service Errors Reception Errors Digs Block Solos Block Assists Total Blocks Blocking Errors Ball Handling Errors Mizzou s Record When MU s hitting pct. is higher than opponent s Opponent s hitting pct. is higher than MU s Hitting percentages are equal MU out-kills opponent Opponent out-kills MU Number of kills is equal MU out-digs opponent Opponent out-digs MU Number of digs is equal MU out-blocks opponent Opponent out-blocks MU Number of blocks is equal MU serves more aces Opponent serves more aces Number of aces is equal...4-1

6 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 6Tournaments in 11 Seasons Mizzou s Record When Mizzou... Wins set one Wins sets one and two Hitting Percentage above above above below Kills fewer than Aces NA Digs fewer than Total Team Blocks NA NA NA fewer than Kreklow Earns Preseason Big 12 Freshman of the Year Freshman setter Molly Kreklow (Delano, Minn.) brought with her plenty of accolades when she arrived on campus in January, but she added another in the preseason as the Big 12 coaches named Kreklow the Big 12 Preseason Freshman of the Year. Expected to take over the starting setting role this season, Kreklow is a two-time AAU All-American, an AVCA/Under Armour All-American and a three-time AAU National Champion with Mizuno Northern Lights. What is impressive about her nod is that a pair of Texas signees - Ashley Bannister (No. 12) and Hannah Allison (No. 9) - ranked ahead of Kreklow (No. 20) on the PrepVolleyball.com Senior Aces list. Klein Plays in Brazil Senior outside hitter Julianna Klein (Keota, Iowa) spent 10 days of her summer playing with the Bring-It Promotions/USA Developmental Volleyball tour in Brazil. She, along with 11 of the top collegiate players in the nation, played against some of Brazil s top national teams while taking in the sights that the country has to offer. The program helps line up professional careers for volleyball players after college by providing international experience. It also serves as a pipeline for USA Volleyball and all of those who may be interested in playing for Team USA after college. Kreklow Sets for Junior National Team Klein wasn t the only Tiger to spend a portion of her summer south of the American border. Kreklow spent a week in Tijuana, Mexico, as a member of the USA Volleyball Junior National Team at the NORCECA Continental Championships. Kreklow was the team s starting setter and helped Team USA to a perfect 5-0 record while starting four of the five matches. She also dished out a team-high 61 assists in the tournament. The spot on the Junior National Team was her second stint with USA Volleyball as she also set for the Youth National Team last summer. Henning Guides Club to Junior Nationals Freshman Lisa Henning led her KC Extreme Club Team to a Junior Olympic Northeast Qualifier title after winning 10 matches in Baltimore, Md. The title secured her club a spot in the Junior National Championships. Henning was KC Extreme s go-to player throughout the tournament as her play was paramount in guiding the team to a National Championship berth. What was even more impressive is that the team had already secured a bid to the tournament, but battled back to beat a very talented Encinitas Wave to earn the tournament title. Up Next Should Mizzou advance past No. 12 seeded Duke on Friday, Mizzou will meet either Penn State or Oklahoma in the NCAA Regional Final in State College. Mizzou and Oklahoma have met twice this season with OU taking both meetings, including a five-set comeback in the regular season finale. Mizzou and Penn State have met five times in history with the last meeting - a 3-0 sweep for PSU - coming back in The match will air live on ESPNU and Mizzou All-Access will have the call should the Tigers advance. Mizzou s Record When Opponents... Win set one Win sets one and two Hitting Percentage above NA above above below Kills fewer than Aces NA NA Digs fewer than Total Team Blocks fewer than Mizzou Ranks - Big 12 - All Matches Team Hitting... Fourth (.226) Opponent Hitting...Ninth (.230) Assists... Third (13.46) Kills... Fourth (14.13) Blocks...10th (1.92) Service Aces...Second (1.17) Digs... Third (16.13) Individuals Brittney Brimmage... Sixth, Hitting (.324) Paola Ampudia... Third, Kills (4.08) Third, Points (4.55) Molly Kreklow...Second, Assists (11.70) Julianna Klein... Third, Aces (0.29) Caitlyn Vann...First, Digs (5.30) Seventh, Aces (0.25) Mizzou Ranks - Big 12 - Conference Matches Team Hitting... Fifth (.205) Opponent Hitting...Ninth (.231) Assists... Fourth (13.42) Kills... Fourth (13.99) Blocks...10th (1.88) Service Aces... First (1.16) Digs... Third (16.71) Individuals Brittney Brimmage... 10th, Hitting (.291) 10th, Blocks (1.01) Paola Ampudia... Fourth, Kills (4.19) Fifth, Points (4.58) Molly Kreklow... Third, Assists (11.71) Julianna Klein... First, Aces (0.32) Caitlyn Vann...First, Digs (5.51) Second, Aces (0.29) Mizzou Ranks - National - (As of Dec. 6) Team Assists... 21st (13.30) Kills...22nd (14.18) Individuals Molly Kreklow...13th, Assists (11.70) Paola Ampudia...25th, Kills (4.13) Paola Ampudia... 30th, Points (4.62) Caitlyn Vann...19th, Digs (5.42)

7 2010 Volleyball Match-by-Match Date Opponent Kills Attacks Assists Digs Total Blocks Aug. 27 vs. Maryland Lisa Henning (12) Henning/Ampudia (29) Molly Kreklow (36) Caitlyn Vann (19) Lisa Henning (3) Aug. 28 vs. Nevada Lisa Henning (19) Lisa Henning (27) Molly Kreklow (35) Caitlyn Vann (15) Catie Wilson (5) Aug. 28 vs. Utah Valley Julianna Klein (14) Julianna Klein (31) Molly Kreklow (38) Caitlyn Vann (11) Brittney Brimmage (2) Sept. 3 vs. E. Washington Paola Ampudia (16) Paola Ampudia (32) Molly Kreklow (37) Caitlyn Vann (19) Lisa Henning (1) Sept. 4 vs. Rice (rv) Paola Ampudia (15) Paola Ampudia (32) Molly Kreklow (47) Caitlyn Vann (18) Brittney Brimmage (3) Sept. 4 at Pepperdine (rv) Paola Ampudia (19) Paola Ampudia (51) Molly Kreklow (52) Caitlyn Vann (25) Catie Wilson (4) Sept. 10 vs. Tennessee Tech Julianna Klein (12) Paola Ampudia (26) Molly Kreklow (27) Caitlyn Vann (18) Brittney Brimmage (5) Sept. 10 at Western Kentucky Paola Ampudia (17) Paola Ampudia (42) Molly Kreklow (44) Vann/Ampudia (9) Ampudia/Brimmage (5) Sept. 11 vs. Central Arkansas Paola Ampudia (10) Paola Ampudia (32) Molly Kreklow (31) Caitlyn Vann (12) Brittney Brimmage (4) Sept. 11 vs. Virginia Tech Brittney Brimmage (12) Paola Ampudia (40) Molly Kreklow (38) Caitlyn Vann (14) Paola Ampudia (5) Sept. 15 at Texas Tech Julianna Klein (15) Paola Ampudia (34) Molly Kreklow (43) Caitlyn Vann (14) Klein/Kreklow/Brimmage (1) Sept. 18 vs. No. 11 Iowa State Paola Ampudia (15) Paola Ampudia (38) Molly Kreklow (38) Caitlyn Vann (14) Brittney Brimmage (4) Sept. 22 vs. No. 12 Texas Paola Ampudia (15) Paola Ampudia (52) Molly Kreklow (47) Caitlyn Vann (18) Paola Ampudia (7) Sept. 25 at Kansas State Julianna Klein (14) Julianna Klein (36) Molly Kreklow (48) Caitlyn Vann (21) Paola Ampudia (3) Sept. 29 at Kansas Julianna Klein (18) Paola Ampudia (43) Molly Kreklow (50) Caitlyn Vann (14) Brittney Brimmage (5) Oct. 2 vs. Colorado Paola Ampudia (20) Paola Ampudia (41) Molly Kreklow (44) Caitlyn Vann (16) Ampudia/Henning (1) Oct. 6 vs. No. 3 Nebraska Paola Ampudia (14) Paola Ampudia (37) Molly Kreklow (26) Caitlyn Vann (11) Brittney Brimmage (4) Oct. 9 at Oklahoma Paola Ampudia (29) Paola Ampudia (63) Molly Kreklow (49) Caitlyn Vann (21) Brittney Brimmage (8) Oct. 13 at Texas A&M Brimmage/Ampudia (16) Paola Ampudia (68) Molly Kreklow (55) Caitlyn Vann (26) Brimmage/Klein (3) Oct. 16 vs. Baylor Paola Ampudia (23) Paola Ampudia (57) Molly Kreklow (43) Caitlyn Vann (31) Brimmage/Kreklow (3) Oct. 23 at No. 3 Nebraska Paola Ampudia (10) Paola Ampudia (33) Molly Kreklow (29) Caitlyn Vann (12) Brittney Brimmage (3) Oct. 27 vs. Kansas Paola Ampudia (13) Paola Ampudia (37) Molly Kreklow (42) Caitlyn Vann (26) Brittney Brimmage (7) Oct. 30 vs. Kansas St. Brittney Brimmage (10) Paola Ampudia (33) Molly Kreklow (32) Caitlyn Vann (24) Brittney Brimmage (7) Nov. 3 at Colorado Paola Ampudia (21) Paola Ampudia (54) Molly Kreklow (48) Caitlyn Vann (18) Brittney Brimmage (7) Nov. 6 at No. 12 Iowa State Paola Ampudia (22) Paola Ampudia (59) Molly Kreklow (47) Caitlyn Vann (24) Brittney Brimmage (3) Nov. 10 vs. Texas Tech Julianna Klein (17) Julianna Klein (48) Molly Kreklow (51) Caitlyn Vann (20) Brimmage/Klein (2) Nov. 13 vs. Texas A&M Julianna Klein (13) Paola Ampudia (36) Molly Kreklow (38) Caitlyn Vann (17) Paola Ampudia (3) Nov. 17 at No. 8 Texas Julianna Klein (9) Julianna Klein (37) Molly Kreklow (24) Caitlyn Vann (12) Brittney Brimmage (5) Nov. 20 at Baylor Paola Ampudia (10) Paola Ampudia (42) Molly Kreklow (39) Caitlyn Vann (25) Brittney Brimmage (4) Nov. 24 vs. Oklahoma Paola Ampudia (26) Paola Ampudia (72) Molly Kreklow (62) Caitlyn Vann (38) Paola Ampudia (3) Dec. 3 vs. No. 5 Northern Iowa Paola Ampudia (22) Paola Ampudia (67) Molly Kreklow (56) Caitlyn Vann (25) Brimmage/Ampudia (3) Dec. 4 vs. Northwestern Lisa Henning (18) Paola Ampudia (35) Molly Kreklow (49) Caitlyn Vann (24) Brittney Brimmage (4) Totals (Including ties) Ampudia (19) Ampudia (27) Kreklow (32) Vann (32) Brimmage (23) Klein (8) Klein (4) Ampudia (1) Ampudia (7) Brimmage (3) Henning (2) Henning (3) Henning (3) Klein (3) Wilson (2) Kreklow (2) Mizzou Volleyball NCAA Tournament Records Kills 28 Mary Lauren Smith...vs Northwestern... Dec. 6, Na Yang...at Washington... Nov. 30, Na Yang...vs Hawaii... Dec. 9, Jessica Vander Kooi...vs UC-Irvine... Dec. 5, Shen Danru...vs Northwestern... Dec. 6, 2002 Attacks 71 Na Yang...at Washington... Nov. 30, Paola Apudia...at Northern Iowa...Dec. 3, Na Yang...vs Hawaii... Dec. 9, Na Yang...at Stanford... Dec. 3, Shen Danru...Arkansas... Dec. 3, 2004 Hitting Percentage (min. 10 attempts).765 Na Yang...Arkansas... Dec. 3, Lisa Boyd...Arkansas... Dec. 3, Lindsey Noll...vs Northwestern... Dec. 6, Lisa Henning...vs. Northwestern...Dec. 4, Nicole Wilson...Arkansas... Dec. 3, 2005 Assists 73 Christy Elder...at Illinois... Nov. 30, Lindsey Hunter...at Northern Iowa... Dec. 7, 2002 Service Aces 6 Abbie Booth...Arkansas... Dec. 3, Jessica Vander Kooi...vs UC-Irvine... Dec. 5, 2003 Digs 39 Tatum Ailes...at Washington... Nov. 30, Caitlyn Vann...at Northern Iowa...Dec. 3, Tatum Ailes...at Stanford... Dec. 3, Tatum Ailes...vs Hawaii... Dec. 9, Tatum Ailes...vs Tennessee... Dec. 10, 2005 Total Blocks 10 Christi Myers...vs Utah State... Dec. 1, Lisa Boyd...Missouri State... Dec. 2, Lisa Boyd...Hawaii... Dec. 9, Krista Johnson...vs Utah State... Dec. 1, Lisa Boyd...vs UC-Irvine... Dec. 5, Nicole Wilson...vs Santa Clara... Dec. 2, Nicole Wilson...at Stanford... Dec. 3, 2006 Points 32.5 Jessica Vander Kooi...vs UC-Irvine... Dec. 5, Mary Lauren Smith...vs Northwestern... Dec. 6, Na Yang...at Washington... Nov. 30, Na Yang...vs Hawaii... Dec 9, Shen Danru...vs Northwestern... Dec. 6, 2002 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 7Tournaments in 11 Seasons

8 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 8Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Career Record Watch Matches Played Julianna Klein Gwen Mullens Shannon Brown Caitlyn Vann Lindsey Hunter Shen Danru Lei Wang-Francisco Marti Schwinn Tatum Ailes Nicole Wilson Jessica Vander Kooi Sets Played Julianna Klein Caitlyn Vann Lei Wang-Francisco Shen Danru Lindsey Hunter Tatum Ailes Shannon Brown Sherri Gentry 1986, Jessica Vander Kooi Gwen Mullens Kills 1 1,658 Shen Danru (.216) ,510 Jessica Vander Kooi (.244) ,478 Yvette Buhlig (.283) ,92 4 1,476 Christi Myers (.321) ,475 Na Yang (.255) ,452 Julianna Klein ,156 Nicole Wilson (.350) ,141 Jodi Maune (.177) ,120 Naaron Branson (.240) ,076 Lisa Morris (.221) Kills Per Set Shen Danru Yvette Buhlig , Na Yang Lisa Morris Christi Myers Mary Lauren Smith Jessica Vander Kooi Julianna Klein Sharen Olmstead Julianna Klein 2006, 08 Hitting Percentage Nicole Wilson Christi Myers Lisa Boyd Dianne Berg Brittney Brimmage Yvette Buhlig , Lindsey Hunter Catie Wilson Krista Johnson Shannon Brown Total Attacks 1 4,481 Shen Danru ,384 Julianna Klein ,867 Jessica Vander Kooi ,855 Na Yang ,515 Yvette Buhlig ,92 6 3,247 Christi Myers ,988 Lisa Morris ,982 Jodi Maune ,788 Gwen Mullens ,747 Naaron Branson Assists 1 6,097 Lindsey Hunter ,954 Heather Gerber ,816 Lei Wang-Francisco ,8121 Cindy Atteberry ,665 Renee Maheras ,502 Chrissy Elder ,345 Molly Kreklow ,239 Kathy Oriel ,176 Sandi Orent ,036 Colleen Jewell 1995 Assists Per Set Lindsey Hunter Heather Gerber Molly Kreklow Lei Wang-Francisco Colleen Jewell Cindy Atteberry Renee Maheras Chrissy Elder Kathy Oriel Tiffanie Dygert Aces Shen Danru Yvette Buhlig , Lindsey Hunter Margaret Yanics Cindy Atteberry Regan Eckenrode Jodi Maune Julianna Klein Nicole Wilson Shannon Brown Caitlyn Vann Digs 1 2,017 Tatum Ailes ,981 Caitlyn Vann ,372 Shen Danru ,306 Jessica Vander Kooi ,176 Naaron Branson ,149 Yvette Buhlig ,92 7 1,103 Gwen Mullens ,066 Margaret Yanics ,033 Chandra Hopkins ,032 Lindsey Hunter Digs Per Set Tatum Ailes Caitlyn Vann Amy Tuma Shen Danru Margaret Yanics Jessica Vander Kooi Sharen Olmstead Sara Parks Yvette Buhlig , Melinda Wrye Total Blocks Christi Myers Nicole Wilson Jessica Vander Kooi Shannon Brown Amanda Hantouli Lisa Boyd Krista Johnson Renee Rosinski Annette Luyten Lindsey Noll Catie Wilson Solo Blocks Shannon Brown Christi Myers Renee Rosinski Na Yang Dianne Berg Nicole Wilson Jessica Vander Kooi Julianna Klein Lisa Boyd Annette Luyten Block Assists Nicole Wilson Christi Myers Jessica Vander Kooi Amanda Hantouli Lisa Boyd Shannon Brown Krista Johnson Lindsey Hunter Catie Wilson Renee Rosinski Blocks Per Set Nicole Wilson Christi Myers Amanda Hantouli Krista Johnson Lisa Boyd Jessica Vander Kooi Shannon Brown Lindsey Noll Renee Rosinski Catie Wilson Points Shen Danru Jessica Vander Kooi Christi Myers Yvette Buhlig ,92 5 1,690.5 Julianna Klein Na Yang Nicole Wilson Jodi Maune Naaron Branson Renee Rosinski

9 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 9Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Single Season Record Watch Sets Played 1 Renee Maheras Marti Schwinn Sherri Gentry Laura Diehl Shannon Brown Juliana Godoi Sherri Gentry Margaret Yanics Shen Danru Sara Parks Kills Per Set 1 Yvette Buhlig Na Yang Lisa Morris Na Yang Lisa Morris Paola Ampudia Jessica Vander Kooi Shen Danru Shen Danru Christi Myers Kills 1 Na Yang (.269) Yvette Buhlig (.368) Shen Danru (.207) Paola Ampudia Jessica Vander Kooi (.240) Christi Myers (.380) Shen Danru (.223) Mary Lauren Smith (.271) Lisa Morris (.239) Na Yang (.302) Hitting Percentage 1 Nicole Wilson Lisa Boyd Christi Myers Nicole Wilson Yvette Buhlig Christi Myers Lisa Boyd Shannon Brown Krista Johnson Dianne Berg Brittney Brimmage minimum 400 attempts Attacks 1 Na Yang ,336 2 Paola Ampudia ,329 3 Shen Danru ,258 4 Shen Danru ,251 5 Margaret Yanics ,241 6 Jessica Vander Kooi ,235 7 Lisa Morris ,191 8 Paola Ampudia ,116 9 Yvette Buhlig , Shen Danru ,089 Assists 1 Lindsey Hunter ,690 2 Lindsey Hunter ,507 3 Heather Gerber ,493 4 Lindsey Hunter ,486 5 Chrissy Elder ,453 6 Lei Wang-Francisco ,433 7 Lindsey Hunter ,413 8 Molly Kreklow ,345 9 Heather Gerber , Cindy Atteberry ,235 Assists Per Set 1 Lindsey Hunter Lindsey Hunter Lindsey Hunter Heather Gerber Heather Gerber Chrissy Elder Lei Wang Lindsey Hunter Molly Kreklow Heather Gerber Service Aces 1 Shen Danru Yvette Buhlig Yvette Buhlig Shen Danru Sharen Olmstead Melinda Wrye Dori Hoffert Margaret Yanics Dianne Berg Marti Schwinn Kathy Oriel Juliana Godoi Julianna Klein Blocks 1 Christi Myers Christi Myers Nicole Wilson Nicole Wilson Christi Myers Lisa Boyd Amanda Hantouli Dina Herzog Brittney Brimmage Jessica Vander Kooi Solo Blocks 1 Christi Myers Shannon Brown Amy Tuma Stacy Young Dianne Berg Dianne Berg Shannon Brown Renee Rosinski Na Yang Megan Wilson Brittney Brimmage Block Assists 1 Nicole Wilson Christi Myers Amanda Hantouli Nicole Wilson Christi Myers Christi Myers Jessica Vander Kooi Jessica Vander Kooi Lisa Boyd Brittney Brimmage Blocks Per Set 1 Christi Myers Dina Herzog Nicole Wilson Dianne Berg Christi Myers Lisa Boyd Nicole Wilson Amanda Hantouli Christi Myers Nicole Wilson Brittney Brimmage Digs 1 Caitlyn Vann Tatum Ailes Tatum Ailes Caitlyn Vann Caitlyn Vann Tatum Ailes Tatum Ailes Margaret Yanics Shen Danru Naaron Branson Digs Per Set 1 Caitlyn Vann Tatum Ailes Tatum Ailes Caitlyn Vann Caitlyn Vann Tatum Ailes Tatum Ailes Naaron Branson Amy Tuma Shen Danru

10 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 10 Tournaments in 11 Seasons Wayne & Susan Kreklow Wayne Kreklow Head Coach 11th Year At Mizzou Alma Mater Drake University B.A. in Social Studies, 1980 University of Missouri Masters of Education and Counseling Psychology, 1997 Playing Experience U.S. Volleyball Association Men s AA Team, Coaching Experience University of Missouri Assistant Coach, Columbia College (Women) Co-Head Coach, Columbia College (Men) Co-Head Coach, University of Missouri Assoc. Head Coach, Head Coach, 2005-pres. Coaching Record Overall: Head Coach (15 Years) Women s: (11 Years) All Coaching (22 Years) Coaching Awards NAIA Co-Coach of the Year: 1997, 1998 NAIA Regional Coach of the Year: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 American Midwest Co-Coach of the Year: 1995, 1996, 1999 CVU.com Honorable Mention National Coach of the Year: 2005 In 10 years at Missouri, Wayne and Susan Kreklow have taken the Tiger Volleyball program from the bottom of the Big 12 Conference to the top, and made a lasting impression on the national volleyball community. In fact, in 2009, the duo won its 200th career match at Mizzou, which means that the Kreklow s have averaged 20 wins per season during their stint at MU. Having reached the NCAA Tournament in eight of the last 10 seasons, the Kreklows have guided Mizzou to rank alongside the nation s elite programs. In their first eight seasons at the helm of the program, Mizzou qualified for the NCAA Tournament, joining Nebraska as the only two programs to accomplish that feat during the span. In 2009, the Kreklow s guided a group of talented underclassmen to an overall record, likely just one win shy if qualifying the program for its ninth NCAA Tournament in the decade. Under the tutelage of the Kreklow s, outside hitter Paola Ampudia earned a spot on the All-Big 12 First Team and was dubbed the conference Newcomer of the Year as she thrived in the Kreklow s system. She anchored what was one of the league s most explosive attacks in 2009 and gives the entire coaching staff plenty to be excited about heading into the 2010 campaign. Under the direction of the Kreklow s, academics and community involvement continue to be a cornerstone of the program. In 2009, six Tigers earned a spot on the Academic All-Big 12 team while senior setter Lei Wang-Francisco became the program s first-ever four-time Academic All-Big 12 honoree. The volleyball program also spends countless hours in the community. In 2009, the team baked holiday cookies for the elderly, visited children s hospitals and raised more than $1,000 for the American Red Cross and the Haitain Earthquake Relief Fund. Year in and year out, the volleyball program challenges for Mizzou s Tiger Cup, which is given to the Mizzou athletic program that is most involved in its community. The Kreklow s guided the volleyball team to a Tiger Cup Championship in 2009, despite having one of the smallest rosters across the board. While the Kreklow s success at Missouri was immediate, the apex of their successes came at the end of the 2005 season. The Tigers were selected to host NCAA First and Second rounds for the second-consecutive year, achieving an overall No. 10 seed in the tournament. After defeating Missouri State in the first round, Mizzou swept Arkansas to advance to the team s first regional in school history. At the Penn State Regional, the Tigers took perennial power Hawaii head-on in the regional semifinal, defeating UH in four games. The Tigers accumulated a 25-5 record in 2005, the winningest season in school history, and were a step away from the Final Four. Also in 2005, Wayne Kreklow was named College Volleyball Update s honorable mention National Coach of the Year as the team surged to the national top-10 for the first time in school history, sweeping three top-10 teams along the way. In all, the Kreklows have amassed a (.649) winning record in their Mizzou tenure with 117 wins coming in Big 12 play, averaging 12 conference wins per season. The Tigers have won 21 matches over Top-25 teams since 2000, toppling five during the magical 2005 season. Mizzou itself has spent 76 weeks in the national top 25 since Upon arrival, the Kreklows wasted no time in putting their winning mark on a program that had not experienced success since the early 1980 s. In their first three years at Mizzou (2000, 2001 and 2002) they recorded the program s first back-to-back-to-back 20-win seasons since Missouri posted the first postseason victory is school history by defeating Northwestern in the first round of the 2002 NCAA Tournament. In 2004, Missouri had the honor of hosting first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. Missouri has finished in the top six of the Big 12 Conference in eight of the Kreklows 10 seasons leading the Tigers. Susan Kreklow Director of Volleyball 11th Year At Mizzou Alma Mater Missouri State B.S. in Physical Education, 1984; M.S. in Counseling Psychology, 1987 Playing Experience Central Missouri St., Missouri St., U.S. Volleyball Association Women s AA Team, Coaching Experience St. Clair (Mo.) High School Head Coach, Columbia College (Women) Head Coach, Co-Head Coach, Columbia College (Men) Co-Head Coach, University of Missouri Head Coach, Assoc. Head Coach, Dir. of Volleyball, 2007-pres. Head Coaching Record Overall: (15 Years) at Mizzou: (5 Years) Coaching Awards Big 12 Coach of the Year: 2000 NAIA Co-Coach of the Year: 1997, 1998 NAIA Regional Coach of the Year: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 American Midwest Co-Coach of the Year: 1995, 1996, 1999

11 In 2000, the Kreklows first season at MU, the Tigers finished second in the Big 12 Conference after finishing ninth the previous year. For her efforts, Susan was named as the 2000 Big 12 Coach of the Year by her peers. The Kreklows have made Mizzou Volleyball an exciting marketable entity, and the growth in attendance has been effected, as Missouri has ranked in the nation s top seven in the category in 2005 and 2006, averaging more than 2,600 fans per competition. On Oct. 5, 2005, 7,298 fans packed the Hearnes Center for the Tigers match against Nebraska. Both teams entered the contest undefeated and ranked in the national top-10. The Tigers face the best competition in the country night-in and night-out as they compete in one of the strongest conferences in the nation. They have experienced great success in the Big 12 Conference and proof of that success can be found in the fact that the Tigers were ranked in the USA Today/AVCA Coaches Poll for the first of 12 consecutive weeks in 2000, for 11 weeks in 2001 and 11 weeks in 2002, finishing at No. 20, the then-best end of the year ranking by MU. In 2003, the Tigers opened the year ranked No. 21, the then-highest preseason ranking for MU, and climbed to No. 18 at one point in the season, marking the then-best ranking in Tiger Volleyball history. In 2004, the Tigers finished the season in the top 25 again, achieving a No. 24 postseason ranking. In 2005, Missouri s No. 21 preseason ranking was the season-low as the team never exited the top 25. The Tigers progressed in defeating two top-10 teams in sweeps to open the season and soon soared to the top 10 themselves, peaking at a now-team, all-time high No. 7 in October. Their No. 8 final poll ranking in 2005 is the best in school history. Before the 2005 season, Wayne and Susan officially switched titles within the University system to allow for more family flexibility. While the official coaching records of both are affected, their coaching philosophy is one built on a co-op instead of a one-headed system. Before coming to Missouri, the Kreklows were co-head coaches of both the men s and women s volleyball teams at Columbia College. They enjoyed great success, taking their women s team to the NAIA National Tournament six times and winning consecutive national titles in 1998 and Kreklow s at Mizzou... As Head Coach... w l p c t. s e a. Wayne Kreklow Susan Kreklow TOTAL The Cougars also won five regional championships and seven consecutive American Midwest Conference championships under their guidance. In 1998 and 1999, Columbia College achieved consecutive undefeated seasons with a combined record of The Cougars undefeated record included 78 consecutive wins at home and 227 consecutive game victories. In 1997 and 1998, the Kreklows shared NAIA/AVCA National Coach of the Year and Midwest Region Coach of the Year honors. In 1999, the coaching tandem took home the regional award for the fifth consecutive year. In 1998 and 1999, the Kreklows also received the NAIA National Tournament Coach of the Year award. Along with the success of the women s program, the Kreklows started the men s volleyball program at Columbia College in In 1999, the Cougars finished the season with a 19-5 overall record, enjoying their second consecutive undefeated run through the Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association. They also took second place at the inaugural SSI Volleyball National Invitational Tournament in Susan Kreklow played volleyball for Central Missouri State University and Missouri State. She received her bachelor s degree in physical education and a Masters of Science degree from Missouri State in 1984 and 1987, respectively. Kreklow began her coaching career at St. Clair (Mo.) High School. She began her collegiate coaching career at Columbia College in Susan was the founder of Columbia Juniors Volleyball Club and the Columbia Developmental Volleyball Leagues. She has served as a member of the USA Volleyball Board of Directors as the NAIA representative and was president-elect of the NAIA National Coaches Association. Wayne Kreklow earned a bachelor s degree in social science in 1980 from Drake University. While at Drake, Wayne was a member of the men s basketball team, where he earned All-America, all-conference and all-district awards as a two-time team captain, and is fifth on Drake s career scoring list. He is also a member of Drake s All-Century basketball team and was a member of the NBA World Champion Boston Celtics in Wayne began coaching basketball for Central Decatur (Iowa) High School in He began coaching volleyball as an assistant under Craig Sherman at Missouri. He was with the Tigers from 1989 to 1994 before moving over to Columbia College to join his wife at the helm of the Cougar program. The Kreklows reside in Columbia with their three children: sons Rick (18) and Ryan (15) and daughter Ali (16). In the summer of 2006, Wayne coached his son Rick s AAU 14-and-under basketball team to a national championship. Rick has signed a national letter of intent to play basketball at Mizzou under head coach Mike Anderson and will suit up with Mizzou for the 2010 season. Team Kreklow Totals... By Gender... w l p c t. s e a. Women Men TOTAL Wayne Kreklow Totals... Head Coaching By Gender... w l p c t. s e a. Women* Men TOTAL Assistant Coaching... at MU (90-93) at MU (00-04) All Coaching, Wayne Kreklow TOTAL * Wayne s total as a women s head or co-head coach is used by the NCAA as his official coaching record. Kreklows Year-by-Year... Year Team Head Coach(es) W L Pct. Post-Season 1990 Columbia College (W) Susan Kreklow Columbia College (W) Susan Kreklow Columbia College (W) Susan Kreklow Columbia College (W) Susan Kreklow Columbia College (W) Susan & Wayne Kreklow NAIA Top Columbia College (W) Susan & Wayne Kreklow NAIA Quarterfinalist 1996 Columbia College (W) Susan & Wayne Kreklow NAIA Semifinalist 1997 Columbia College (M) Susan & Wayne Kreklow Columbia College (W) Susan & Wayne Kreklow NAIA Quarterfinalist 1998 Columbia College (M) Susan & Wayne Kreklow Columbia College (W) Susan & Wayne Kreklow NAIA Champions 1999 Columbia College (M) Susan & Wayne Kreklow Columbia College (W) Susan & Wayne Kreklow NAIA Champions 2000 Missouri Susan Kreklow NCAA First Round 2001 Missouri Susan Kreklow NCAA First Round 2002 Missouri Susan Kreklow NCAA Second Round 2003 Missouri Susan Kreklow NCAA First Round 2004 Missouri Susan Kreklow NCAA Second Round 2005 Missouri Wayne Kreklow NCAA Regional Final 2006 Missouri Wayne Kreklow NCAA Second Round 2007 Missouri Wayne Kreklow NCAA First Round 2008 Missouri Wayne Kreklow Missouri Wayne Kreklow Missouri Wayne Kreklow NCAA Sweet 16 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 11 Tournaments in 11 Seasons

12 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 12 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Molly Kreklow S 6-0 Fr. Delano, Minn USA Volleyball Youth National Team Setter No. 20 on Prepvolleyball.com s Senior Aces List Junior Olympic All-Tournament Team (2007, 08) Honors All-Big 12 Honorable Mention All-Big 12 Freshman Team Tiger Invitational MVP Pepperdine Asics Challenge All-Tournament Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Aug. 30) Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Sept. 7) Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Oct. 4) Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Nov. 8) Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Nov. 15) 2010 USA Volleyball Junior National Team Member 2009 AVCA/Under Armour HS All-American Two-Time AAU All-American (2008, 09) Three-Time AAU National Champion (2007, 08, 09) 2010 Spread 105 assists in the NCAA Tournament first round while guiding Mizzou to a.295 hitting percentage... Had seven kills and 22 digs in the two matches as well, highlighted by a career-best 18 digs against Northern Iowa... Tallied a career-best 62 assists in the Tigers loss to Oklahoma, good for the first 60-assist effort of her career... Dished 39 assists in the Tigers win at Baylor while pulling in 13 digs for her 10th double-double of the season... Finished the match with three aces as well... Spread 24 assists and pulled in eight digs in the Tigers loss at No. 8 Texas... Named Big 12 Rookie of the Week for the fifth time this season for her efforts against Texas Tech and Texas A&M... Spread 38 assists and pulled in a pair of 2010 Season Highs... Kills 6 twice, MR vs. Texas Tech ( ) Attacks 15 at Northern Iowa ( ) Hitting %.667 vs. Baylor ( ) Assists 62 vs. Oklahoma ( ) Aces 5 vs. Tennessee Tech ( ) Solo Blocks Total Blocks 6 vs. Kansas ( ) Digs 18 at Northern Iowa ( ) Points 8.5 vs. Baylor ( ) Career Highs... Kills 6 twice, MR vs. Texas Tech ( ) Attacks 15 at Northern Iowa ( ) Hitting %.667 vs. Baylor ( ) Assists 62 vs. Oklahoma ( ) Aces 5 vs. Tennessee Tech ( ) Solo Blocks Total Blocks 6 vs. Kansas ( ) Digs 18 at Northern Iowa ( ) Points 8.5 vs. Baylor ( ) digs while guiding the Tiger offense to 49 kills (16.33 per set) on.304 hitting in the Tigers sweep of Texas A&M... Dished 51 assists while guiding the Tigers to 65 kills - their second-best total of the season - on.288 hitting against Texas Tech... Pulled in nine digs, finishing just shy of her 10th double-double, and added six kills on.500 hitting... Spread 47 assists while tallying five kills, including a momentum shifter in the fourth set, in the Tigers upset of No. 12 Iowa State... Also posted a career-best 13 attacks in the match and added two service aces... Dished 48 assists against Colorado, including 18 in the first set alone... Tallied four blocks in the match as well... Posted her team-leading ninth double-double of the season in Mizzou s sweep of Kansas State as she dished 32 assists and pulled in 10 digs... Spread 42 assists, including 18 in the first set alone, while collecting a career-best six blocks against Kansas... Added a pair of kills and four digs as well... Tallied her fourth-straight double-double against Nebraska with 29 assists and 10 digs... Also added three kills on six attacks in the match, giving her two straight matches without an attack error... Notched career-bests in kills (six), hitting (.667) and points (8.5) while spreading 43 assists in the Tigers four-set win over Baylor... Pulled in 10 digs in the match as well for her team-leading seventh double-double... Set career-bests in assists (55) and digs (16) in the Tigers five-set win over Texas A&M as she posted her team-leading sixth double-double of Posted her fifth double-double with 49 assists and a then career-best 13 digs at Oklahoma... Posted two kills on three errorless attacks as well... Spread 26 assists and tallied two kills and two blocks in the Tigers loss to No. 3 Nebraska... Earned Big 12 Rookie of the Week honors after averaging assists per set while quarterbacking the Tiger offense to a league-best.284 hitting during the week... Tallied her fourth-straight match with at least 40 assists in the Tigers sweep of Colorado and moved her season average to 11.91, which is still tops in the Big Was one dig shy of a double-double with nine in the Tigers sweep of Colorado... Posted her second-best match total with 50 assists in the Tigers loss at Kansas and tallied her team-best fourth double-double with 12 digs as well... Led the Mizzou offense with 48 assists at Kansas State... Dished 17 assists on 17 Tiger kills in the third set of that match, one off of her own Mizzou record for assists in a single set during the 25-point scoring era... Spread 47 in the Tigers loss to No. 12 Texas and finished just two digs shy of a double-double with eight... Pitched in two blocks and was perfect on two attacks, connecting for kills on both... Handed out 38 in the Tigers loss to Iowa State while pulling in career-best 12 digs, good for her third career double-double... Dished 43 assists, good for per set, in the Tigers win at Texas Tech... Posted seven digs in the match as well and a block assist while blocking with two hands for the first time this season... Tallied a weekend-best 44 at Western Kentucky and dealt 38 more against Virginia Tech... Served overhand for the first time this season over the weekend and tallied five aces, a career-best, against Tennessee Tech... Also accounted for 7.5 total points in that match, also a career best... Posted her second career double-double against Central Arkansas with 31 assists and a career-best 11 digs... For the second-straight week, she led all Big 12 setters with assists per set (136 total) while guiding Mizzou to the Pepperdine Ascis Challenge title... Passed out a career-best 52 in the Tigers win over Pepperdine and spread 47 assists in the sweep of Rice... Those 47 assists are a Mizzou record for assists in a three set match (25-point set era) as are her 18 assists in the second set of that match... Led the league in assists per set and was second in total assists in her first weekend as a collegiate athlete, averaging an eye-popping per set with 109 total assists en-route to being named the Tiger Invitational MVP Set for the league s No. 1 offense through the first weekend as she helped Mizzou average a league-high kills per set, helping it claim the Tiger Invitational Tournament title Also helped the team hit.326 for the weekend, including a.419 clip against Nevada, the Tigers best since 2006 against Arkansas State Had 35 or more assists in each of the Tigers three matches, all of which were three-setters (36 against Maryland, 35 against Nevada, a then career-best 38 against Utah Valley) Tallied her first career double-double against Nevada as she passed out 35 assists with a career-best 11 digs and finished the weekend with 22 digs Added a pair of blocks and nine kills while hitting.250 Finished with a then career-best five kills on.375 hitting against Maryland. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS , Career ,

13 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 13 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Brittney Brimmage MB/OH 6-3 Jr. East St. Louis, Ill. 2 Honors Mizzou Volleyball Record-Holder: Power Clean Drill Mizzou Volleyball Record-Holder: Highest height ever touched Cobra Magazine All-Preseason Third Team 2010 Tiger Invitational All-Tournament Big 12 Player of the Week (Nov. 1) 2010 Tallied 20 kills on a team-best.447 hitting in the Tigers pair of wins in the opening rounds of the NCAA Tournament... Also led the team with seven total blocks on the weekend... Hit.522 with 12 kills against Northern Iowa... Posted 13 kills on.367 hitting in the Tigers loss to Oklahoma... Tallied eight kills and four blocks while leading the Tigers with 11.0 points in the win at Baylor... Posted three kills and five blocks in the Tigers loss at No. 8 Texas... Tallied nine kills on.615 hitting with a pair of solo blocks in the Tigers sweep of Texas A&M... Hit. 545 with seven kills and a pair of blocks in the Tigers win over Texas Tech... Tallied five kills and three blocks in the Tigers upset win at No. 12 Iowa State... Followed her career week by posting 12 kills on.391 hitting with seven blocks in the Tigers win over Colorado... Named Big Player of the Week on Nov. 1 for her efforts against Kansas and Kansas State... Led Mizzou with 10 kills on.421 hitting in the sweep of Kansas State... Posted seven blocks in the match as well, one off of her career-best... Tallied a.467 hitting percentage with 10 kills and seven blocks to account 14 points in the Tigers sweep of Kansas... Her seven blocks in the match were just one off of her career-high... Posted four kills on a team-high.286 hitting in the Tigers loss at No. 3 Nebraska... Had five kills and three blocks in the Tigers four-set win over Baylor... Set career-bests in kills (16), attacks (35), solo blocks (two) and points (18.5) in the Tigers 2010 Season Highs... Kills 16 at Texas A&M ( ) Attacks 35 at Texas A&M ( ) Hitting %.571 vs. Nevada ( ) Assists 1 at Kansas ( ) Aces Solo Blocks 2 six times, MR at Baylor ( ) Total Blocks 8 at Oklahoma ( ) Digs 4 vs. Kansas ( ) Points 18.5 at Texas A&M ( ) Career Highs... Kills 16 at Texas A&M ( ) Attacks 35 at Texas A&M ( ) Hitting %.667 at Kansas State ( ) Assists 2 vs. Utah State ( ) Aces N/A N/A Solo Blocks 2 six times, MR at Baylor ( ) Total Blocks 8 at Oklahoma ( ) Digs 4 vs. Kansas ( ) Points 18.5 at Texas A&M ( ) five-set win at Texas A&M... Also hit.371 in that match, a team-best... Tallied six kills and posted a career-best eight blocks at Oklahoma... The eight blocks are the most by any Tiger this season as well... Posted four kills and four total blocks in the Tigers loss to No. 3 Nebraska... Hit.286 with six kills in the Tigers sweep of Colorado... Tallied Mizzou s third-best hitting percentage of the season with a.440 clip and 13 kills in the Tigers loss at Kansas... Tied her season-best marks in blocks (five) and solo blocks (two) in the match as well... Ranks fourth in the Big 12 with a.362 attack percentage... Posted 12 kills on 26 attacks and.346 hitting in the Tigers win at Kansas State... Posted 10 kills on.263 hitting in the Tigers loss to No. 12 Texas... Added four blocks and accounted for 12 total points in the match as well... Tallied 10 kills in the Tigers loss to Iowa State and pitched in four block assists in the match... Continued her fine play with nine kills on.500 hitting in the Tigers win at Texas Tech... Matched her career-best with three digs at Texas Tech as well... Led Mizzou with a.375 hitting percentage over the weekend while tallying 36 kills... Currently ranks fourth in the Big 12 with a.394 attack percentage and has 93 kills on the season... Led Mizzou in kills against Virginia Tech when she posted 12 on.429 hitting... Added 13 kills on.407 hitting against Western Kentucky... Had a career-high 27 attacks in that match as well... Tallied 18 total blocks over the weekend as well, the most by any Tiger in the four-match tournament... Posted a career-best two solo blocks against Tennessee Tech and matched her season-high (five) in that match as well... Notched a career high 14 kills in the Tigers win over Pepperdine last weekend, doing so on.522 hitting... Added 10 kills on.412 hitting against EWU and posted 11 on.381 hitting against Rice... Also posted a career-best four blocks in the Tigers win over Pepperdine including one solo block... Named to the Tiger Invitational All-Tournament team after 22 kills on.362 hitting... Posted her eight kills against Nevada along with a.571 hitting percentage... Matched her career-best with three digs in the Tigers three-set win over Utah Valley (8/28)... Also had seven kills on 14 attacks with just one error in that match, good for a.429 clip... Finished both the Maryland and Utah Valley matches with two blocks, a season-best... Over her final two matches of the weekend (Nevada, UVU) she had 15 kills on 28 attacks with just one error, good for a.500 clip... Started all three matches and played all nine sets of the tournament. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career ,

14 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 14 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Caitlyn Vann DS/L 5-6 Sr. Muncie, Ind. 3 Honors Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Seven Times) AVCA High School Senior All-American (2006) Tiger Invitational All-Tournament Team CVU.com Top Performers (Nov. 2, 2010) 2010 Led all NCAA Tournament participants with 59 digs through the first two matches... Tallied 35 against Northern Iowa and 24 against Northwestern... Became the first Tiger to pull in more than 600 digs in a single season and is currently the single season record holder in digs per set as well... Corralled a career-best 38 digs (three shy of the school record and second-best total by a Tiger since 1985) in the Tigers five-set loss to Oklahoma... Finished the regular season ranked first in digs per set this season in all matches (5.30 dps) and in Big 12 matches (5.52 dps)... Pulled in 25 digs in just three sets (8.33 per frame) in the Tigers win at Baylor, helping Mizzou corral a season-best 83 in the match... Led Mizzou with 12 digs in the Tigers loss at No. 8 Texas... Tallied her 100th career service ace in the match as she aced Texas twice... Named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week for her efforts against Texas Tech and Texas A&M... Corralled 17 digs in the Tigers sweep of Texas A&M and was perfect on 25 service receptions as she helped the Tigers hit.304 as a team while limiting the Aggies to.168 hitting... Pulled in 20 digs and was perfect on 16 service receptions in the Tigers win over Texas Tech... Also tallied an ace in the match and dished three assists in the match... Corralled 24 digs and was perfect on 38 service receptions in the Tigers upset win at No. 12 Iowa State... Pulled in 18 digs in the Tigers win over Colorado... Named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week on Nov. 1 and was named to CVU.com s Top Performers list for her efforts against Kansas and Kansas State... Tallied more than Season Highs... Kills 1 four times, MR at Nebraska ( ) Attacks 2 at Western Kentcuky ( ) Hitting % three times, MR at Nebraska ( ) Assists 6 twice, MR vs. Baylor ( ) Aces 3 twice, MR vs. No. 3 Nebraska ( ) Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs 38 vs. Oklahoma ( ) Points 3.0 twice, MR vs. No. 3 Nebraska ( ) Career Highs... Kills 6 at Oklahoma ( ) Attacks 16 at Oklahoma ( ) Hitting %.312 at Oklahoma ( ) Assists 6 three times, MR vs. Baylor ( ) Aces 6 vs. UMKC ( ) Digs 38 vs. Oklahoma ( ) Points 7.0 at Oklahoma ( ) digs for the fifth time in her last six matches with 24 in three sets against Kansas State, moving her week total to 50 in juts six sets (8.33 per frame)... For the fourth time in four matches, Vann corralled more than 20 digs with a three-set season high 26 against Kansas... Corralled 12 digs and was perfect on serve receive in the Tigers loss at No. 3 Nebraska... Also tallied a kill and three assists in the match... Pulled in 31 digs, a season-best and the most by a Tiger since 2008, in the Tigers four-set win over Baylor... The 31 digs are the third-best four-set total in Mizzou history and mark just the 17th 30-dig effort in school history... The 31 are just three shy of her personalbest 34 against St. John s in She was also perfect on 18 serve receive chances in the match... The 31 digs gave her three-straight matches with at least Added a career-best six assists in the match as well and added a pair of service aces... Posted a then season-best 26 digs in the Tigers five-set win over Texas A&M, good for her second-straight 20-dig effort... Tallied 21 digs, her third-best total of the season, at Oklahoma and was perfect on 29 serve reception chances... Posted a kill in the match as well, good for the 12th of her career... Pulled in 11 digs in the Tigers loss against No. 3 Nebraska and committed just one reception error on 16 chances in the match... Tallied 16 digs in the Tigers sweep of Colorado... Aced the Buffaloes a season-best three times in the match as well... Corralled 14 digs in the Tigers loss at Kansas... Pulled in 21 digs, her first 20-dig effort since the Pepperdine Asics Challenge, and was nearly perfect on serve receive, committing just one error on 23 chances... Matched her season-best with two aces in the match as well... Corralled 18 digs against No. 12 Texas... Pulled in 14 digs in the Tigers loss to Iowa State... Passed out three assists as well... Averaged 4.67 digs per set at Texas Tech while pulling in 14 total digs... Committed just one reception error on 17 attempts in the match as well... Pulled in 53 digs, averaging 3.79 per set at the Western Kentucky Invitational... Pulled in 18 in the tournament opener against Tennessee Tech, giving her four straight matches with at least 18 digs at the time... Averaged 6.20 digs per set at the Pepperdine Asics Challenge, earning her Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week honors... Pulled in more than 18 digs in each of the Tigers three matches including a season-best 25 against Pepperdine... She was also perfect on 44 service chances in that match against a team that featured three jump servers... Had 19 digs against EWU and 18 against Rice... Started all three matches of the Tiger Invitational at the libero position and earned All-Tournament honors after corralling 45 digs in the three matches... Finished with a season-best 19 digs in the Tigers season-opening match against Maryland... Those 19 digs moved her past Shen Danru for second place all-time at Mizzou in career digs... She trails only former Tiger and Big 12 Libero of the Year Tatum Ailes for first all-time at Mizzou... Added 15 more digs against Nevada and closed the tournament with 11 against Utah Valley... Boasted a.933 serve receive percentage on the weekend in 75 total attempts... Also added 11 assists including a season-best four against both Maryland and Nevada... The four assists are just two shy of her personal-best. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career ,

15 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Marissa Ferri DS 5-4 So. Naperville, Ill Saw playing time in the second set at Colorado... Entered the Tigers match against Texas A&M and played in one set... Saw playing time in the Tigers final set against Nevada... Did not register any statistics in the match... Played in the Tigers sweep of Central Arkansas and tallied her first dig of the season Season Highs... Kills Attacks Hitting % Assists Aces Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs 1 vs. Central Arkansas ( ) Points Career Highs... Kills Attacks 1 at Michigan ( ) Hitting % Assists Aces N/A N/A Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs 2 vs. Baylor ( ) Points Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 15 Tournaments in 11 Seasons

16 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Julianna Klein OH 5-11 RS Sr. Keota, Iowa 6 Honors 2009 La Quinta Invitational All-Tournament 2009 Michigan/Pepsi Challenge All-Tournament 2009, 2008 Academic All-Big 12 (First Team) Mizzou Record Holder - Attacks in a Match (78) 2008 BYU Molten Classic All-Tournament Team 2008 Spring Hill Invitational All-Tournament 2008 AT&T Invitational All-Tournament Team 2007 Texas State CenturyTel Premier MVP 2007 Magnolia Classic All-Tournament Team 2006 TWC Texas Invitational All-Tournament 2010 Posted 26 kills on.247 hitting with 19 digs and five blocks in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament... Tallied her eighth double-double of the season in the Tigers five-set loss to Oklahoma after posting 11 kills and 12 digs... Posted nine kills and 12 digs in the Tigers win at Baylor... Led Mizzou with nine kills and pulled in three digs in the Tigers loss at No. 8 Texas... Became the most experienced Tiger in terms of sets played in a career against Texas A&M... She tallied 13 kills on. 379 hitting with 11 digs, two blocks and a service ace... The 13 kills and 11 digs gave her the seventh double-double of her 2010 campaign... Posted 17 kills to go along with 12 digs for her sixth double-double of the season against Texas Tech... Tallied three assists, an ace and a pair of blocks as well... Tallied 16 kills, two off of her season-best, while collecting eight digs and one block and a service ace in the Tigers upset at No. 12 Iowa State... Posted seven kills, two blocks and eight digs in the Tigers win over Colorado... Pitched in three service aces in that match as well... Was one of four Tigers to finish with double-digit point totals against Kansas State as she tallied 10 total points...had six kills and four service aces in the match... Her four aces against the Widcats gives her 2010 Season Highs... Kills 18 at Kansas ( ) Attacks 54 at Oklahoma ( ) Hitting %.455 at Kansas ( ) Assists 3 three times, MR at Northern Iowa ( ) Aces 5 at Kansas State ( ) Solo Blocks 2 three times, MR at Northern Iowa ( ) Total Blocks 4 at Oklahoma ( ) Digs 14 vs. Pepperdine (9-4-10) Points 19.0 twice, MR vs. Texas Tech ( ) Career Highs... Kills 23 vs. Utah State ( ) Attacks 78 (School Record) vs. Texas A&M ( ) Hitting %.455 at Kansas ( ) Assists 3 four times, MR at Northern Iowa ( ) Aces 8 vs. Colorado ( ) Solo Blocks 3 vs. Texas Tech ( ) Total Blocks 4 four times, MR vs. Texas A&M ( ) Digs 19 at Kansas State ( ) Points 25.5 vs. Texas Tech ( ) nine this season against KSU... Posted 11 kills, including the final two of the match in extra points, and pulled in three digs with two blocks in the Tigers sweep of Kansas... Tallied seven kills on 28 attacks while adding three digs in the Tigers loss at No. 3 Nebraska... Posted her third-straight double-double with 13 kills and 11 digs in the Tigers win over Baylor... Added two service aces and a pair of block assists to account for 16 total points in the match... Tallied her second consecutive double-double with 11 kills and 10 digs in the Tigers five-set win at Texas A&M... Posted 11 kills on a season-high 54 attacks at Oklahoma... Pulled in 13 digs in the match to post her third double-double of Added four blocks in the match as well, a season-best total... Added six kills and nine digs and was perfect on 28 service reception chances against No. 3 Nebraska... Posted 18 kills on a career-best.455 hitting in the Tigers loss at Kansas... Added six more kills and 11 digs in the Tigers sweep of Colorado... Was just half a point shy of matching her season-best with 18.5 total points in the match... Her 18 kills in the match were also a season-best... Tallied her second doubledouble of 2010 with 14 kills and 10 digs at Kansas State and set a season-best with five service aces in the match... Led Mizzou with 19 points in the match as well and had a season-high 36 attacks in the match... Posted seven kills and pulled in 11 digs in the Tigers loss to Iowa State... Added a service aces and a solo block while accounting for nine points... Posted her first double-double of the season with a team-best 15 kills (.400 hitting) with 11 digs at Texas Tech... Set season-highs in kills (15), hitting (.400), assists, aces and points (18.0) in the Tigers win at Texas Tech... Pitched in a pair of service aces and committed just one error on 23 reception chances... Cracked the all-time top 10 in career kills at the Western Kentucky Invitational and was named to the All-Tournament team as she pulled in 31 digs while posting 39 kills and seven blocks... Led Mizzou with 12 kills on.360 hitting against Tennessee Tech... Pulled in 29 digs at the Pepperdine Asics Challenge and converted all but one of her 56 service receptions on the weekend... Added 20 kills on.291 hitting including seven on.333 hitting without an error against Rice... Closed the tournament by hitting.250 wit height kills against Pepperdine and a season-best 14 digs... Posted 26 kills on.297 hitting at the Tiger Invitational, including a season-best 14 on.355 hitting in the Tigers win against Utah Valley... Posted 12 digs in the Tigers win over Maryland... Finished the weekend with 27 digs, second on the team behind only Vann... Committed just seven attack errors on 64 total attacks over the weekend... Had seven kills on 18 attacks against Maryland and five kills on 15 attacks against Nevada... Added a service ace and a.971 serve receive percentage as she committed just one error on 35 attempts... Added one block against Nevada as well... Started all three matches over the weekend and played in all nine sets. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS , , Career , , ,690.5 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 16 Tournaments in 11 Seasons

17 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 17 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Ashton Bodenstab DS 5-7 Fr. Blue Springs, Mo Played in one set at No. 8 Texas and did compile any statistics... Came off the bench and posted a careerbest five digs in the Tigers win over Texas Tech... She played in two sets in the match... Tallied the first dig of her career in the Tigers win at Colorado... Entered the Tigers match with Kansas in the final set and was perfect on one service reception... Played in the Tigers match at Texas A&M for her third matched played in 2010 and her second straight... Entered the Tigers match at Oklahoma and played in just one set... Saw her first playing time of the season against Virginia Tech at the Western Kentucky Invitational and committed just one reception error on 18 total attempts, good for a.944 clip in her first action at the collegiate level Season Highs... Kills Attacks Hitting % Assists Aces Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs 5 vs. Texas Tech ( ) Points Career Highs... Kills Attacks Hitting % Assists Aces Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs 5 vs. Texas Tech ( ) Points Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career

18 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 18 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Lisa Henning OH 6-0 Fr. Blue Springs, Mo. 8 Honors All-Big 12 Freshman Team 2009 AVCA/Under Armour HS All-American No. 50 on Prepvolleyball.com s Senior Aces List Class 4A All-State (2008, 2009) Junior Olympic All-Tournament Team US Olympic Developmental Team Participant All-Metro Kansas City (2008, 2009) 2010 Had a career weekend in the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament as she posted 30 kills on.367 hitting in the Tigers wins... Tallied a career-best 18 kills on a career-best.556 hitting in the Tigers win over Northwestern... Her.556 hitting was the Tigers best single-match mark of the season as well... Posted nine kills on.207 hitting in the Tigers loss to Oklahoma... Had another fine outing with nine kills at Baylor while matching her career-best with four digs... Hit a team-best.292 with eight kills while pitching in a pair of block assists in the Tigers loss at No. 8 Texas... Posted seven kills on.462 hitting in the Tigers win over Texas A&M... Tallied a career-best 15 kills on.257 hitting with a solo block in the Tigers win over Texas Tech... Also set career-bests in attacks (35) and points (16) in the match... Had three kills and a block in the Tigers upset win over No. 12 Iowa State... Tallied four kills on 16 attacks at Colorado and pitched in a pair of blocks in the win... Posted eight kills and a career-best four blocks in the Tigers sweep of Kansas State... Was one of four Tigers to finish with at least 10 points in the match as she posted Had seven kills and a pair of blocks to account for 8.5 total points in the Tigers sweep of Kansas... Had five kills and 6.5 total points in the Tigers loss at No. 3 Nebraska... Posted a block solo and a block assist in the match as well... Posted eight kills with just one error at 2010 Season Highs... Kills 18 at Northern Iowa ( ) Attacks 35 vs. Texas Tech ( ) Hitting %.556 at Northern Iowa ( ) Assists 1 three times, MR at Kansas ( ) Aces Solo Blocks 1 eight times, MR vs. Texas Tech ( ) Total Blocks 3 three times, MR vs. Northwestern ( ) Digs 4 three times, MR at Baylor ( ) Points 19.5 at Northern Iowa ( ) Career Highs... Kills 18 at Northern Iowa ( ) Attacks 35 vs. Texas Tech ( ) Hitting %.556 at Northern Iowa ( ) Assists 1 three times, MR at Kansas ( ) Aces Solo Blocks 1 eight times, MR vs. Texas Tech ( ) Total Blocks 3 three times, MR vs. Northwestern ( ) Digs 4 three times, MR at Baylor ( ) Points 19.5 at Northern Iowa ( ) Texas A&M... Tallied five kills at Oklahoma... Posted four kills in the Tigers loss to No. 3 Nebraska... Was one of four Tigers to finish with double-digit kills at Kansas with 11 on.276 hitting... Closed that week by adding nine kills on.320 hitting in the Tigers win over Colorado... Added a solo block in the match as well and matched her career-high with 29 attacks in the match... Posted eight kills on.250 hitting at Kansas State and added two digs... Had another solid match with five kills and a block against No. 12 Texas... Tallied six kills and a block assist against Iowa State... Posted 13 kills, one off of her career high, on.407 hitting in the Tigers win at Texas Tech... The.407 hitting was her second-best mark of the season, trailing only her performance against Nevada when she hit Hit.250 with 33 kills at the Pepperdine Asics Challenge and set a career-best with 14 kills on.393 hitting against Rice... Added 11 more kills against Pepperdine and posted a career-best three blocks in the match... Averaged 3.75 kills per set on the weekend as well... Became the first Tiger freshman in the rally scoring era and under the direction of Wayne and Susan Kreklow to lead Mizzou in kills in each of her first two collegiate matches... Overall, she totaled 31 kills at the Tiger Invitational on.319 hitting while earning two starts and playing in all nine sets... Had a team-best 12 kills in her collegiate debut against Maryland and hit Topped that effort with 13 kills on.444 hitting in the Tigers win over Nevada, committing just one attack error on 27 attempts... Closed the tournament with a six-kill effort against Utah Valley... Finished the weekend with five total blocks as well, one of which was a solo... Her 31 total kills on the weekend were second to only Paola Ampudia, who finished with Added a pair of assists on the weekend and was perfect on serve receive and pulled in two digs. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career

19 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Paola Ampudia OH/RS 6-1 Sr. Cali, Colombia 9 Honors All-Big 12 First Team (Unanimous, 2010) 2010 Pepperdine Asics Challenge MVP Big 12 Player of the Week (Sept. 7) 2010 Preseason All-Big Big 12 Newcomer of the Year 2009 Big 12 Preseason Newcomer of the Year 2009 First Team All-Big Big 12 Player of the Year Finalist Big 12 Player of the Week (10/26/09) Four-Time Big 12 Rookie of the Week Big 12 Record-Holder - Kills in Four-Set Match (35) Mizzou Record Holder - Kills in a Single Match (35) Kills in a Three-Set Match (26) Attacks in a Single Match (78) 2007 NJCAAPlayer of the Year (Miami Dade) 2007 SC Player of the Year (Miami Dade) 2006 SC Player of the Year (Miami Dade) Sports Imports/AVCA National Player of the Week (11/9/10) Big 12 Player of the Week (11/8/10) 2010 Led Mizzou with 39 kills on.275 hitting in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament while pulling in 23 digs and accounting for five blocks... Averaged 4.33 kills per set and 23 digs per set in the pair of wins... Posted 26 kills on.222 hitting, good for her secondbest offensive output of the season, in the Tigers loss to Oklahoma... Added three total blocks in the match as well...tallied her 11th double-double of the season with 10 kills and a career-best 16 digs in the Tigers win at Baylor... Posted seven kills and four digs in the 2010 Season Highs... Kills 29 at Oklahoma ( ) Attacks 72 vs. Oklahoma ( ) Hitting %.400 vs. Nevada ( ) Assists 4 at Northern Iowa ( ) Aces 2 at Pepperdine (9-4-10) Solo Blocks 2 three times, MR at Northern Iowa ( ) Total Blocks 7 vs. Texas ( ) Digs 17 at Northern Iowa ( ) Points 32.5 at Oklahoma ( ) Career Highs... Kills 35 (School Record) at Kansas ( ) Attacks 78 (School Record) at Kansas ( ) Hitting %.500 vs. VCU ( ) Assists 3 at Kansas State ( ) Aces 2 at Pepperdine (9-4-10) Solo Blocks 2 four times, MR vs. Oklahoma ( ) Total Blocks 7 vs. Texas ( ) Digs 16 at Baylor ( ) Points 37.0 at Kansas ( ) Tigers loss at No. 8 Texas... Tallied her 10th double-double of the season with 11 kills and 11 digs in the Tigers sweep of Texas A&M... Posted 12 kills and 10 digs for her ninth double-double of the season against Texas Tech... Named Sports Imports/AVCA National Player of the Week (Nov. 9) and Big 12 Player of the Week (Nov. 8) for her efforts at Colorado and No. 12Iowa State... Had her fifth 20-kill effort in the Tigers upset win at No. 12 Iowa State as she posted 22 kills on.254 hitting with 11 digs, good for her eighth double-double of the season... Had her fourth 20-kill effort of the season with 21 in the Tigers win at Colorado... Added 14 digs and a solo block in the contest as well, finishing with a match high 22 points... Finished the match against Kansas State with eight kills and three blocks, giving her 10 total points in the match... Also pulled in 12 digs in the contest... Posted her sixth double-double of the season with 13 kills and 10 digs in the Tigers sweep of Kansas... Tallied 10 kills in the Tigers loss at No. 3 Nebraska for her 10th straight match with double-digit kills... Posted 23 kills and pulled in 13 digs in the Tigers four-set win over Baylor... Added a solo block and a block assist to account for 24.5 total points in the win... The match was her third with more than 20 kills this season and her ninth-straight match with more than Tallied her eighth-straight match with double-digit kills with 16 at Texas A&M... Added a career-best 15 digs in the win as well for her second-straight double-double... Posted a Big 12-high 29 kills on.286 hitting at Oklahoma and added 11 digs for her third double-double of the season... The 29 kills are the most by a Tiger this season and the most since Oct. 17, 2009, when Ampudia posted 35 in a four-set win at Kansas... The 29 kills are also a Big 12 four-set high this season... Led Mizzou with 14 kills in the Tigers loss to No. 3 Nebraska and was the only Tiger to finish in double-digits... Also added a pair of block assists in the match... Posted an individual and team season-best 20 kills in the Tigers sweep of Colorado, including 11 on.471 hitting in the second set alone... The 20 kills are a Big 12 three-set best in Added 13 kills to her ledger at Kansas and was one dig shy of a double-double with nine... Posted 12 kills and pulled in 12 digs for her second double-double of Led Mizzou with 15 kills and seven blocks while accounting for 19 total points against Texas... The even total blocks set a new career for Ampudia... Led Mizzou with 15 kills on a team-high hitting against Iowa State... Added four digs and three blocks in the match as well... Posted nine kills and seven digs at Texas Tech... Had 45 kills in four matches at the Western Kentucky Invitational last weekend... Had 17 kills on.214 hitting at Western Kentucky and posted 10 kills on.250 hitting against Central Arkansas... Pulled in a season-best 11 digs against Central Arkansas... Also posted a season-best five blocks against Virginia Tech... Jumped from seventh in the league to first in kills per set after posting 50 (5.00 per frame) at the Pepperdine Asics Challenge where she was named Tournament MVP... Her efforts at Pepperdine also earned her Big 12 Player of the Week honors... Had at least 15 kills in each match over that weekend, including a season-best 19 against Pepperdine along with three blocks and two service aces in the match... Had 16 kills on.312 hitting against EWU and hit.344 with 15 kills against Rice... Led Mizzou with 32 total kills at the Tiger Invitational including a season-best 12 on.400 hitting against Nevada... She had just two errors on 25 attempts in that match... Hit.282 on the weekend despite hitting just.172 in the season-opener against Maryland when she finished with 11 kills... Closed the tournament with nine kills on 24 attacks against Utah Valley, good for a.292 clip... Added four blocks and 12 digs and was perfect on nine service reception chances... Pitched in a pair of service aces as well... Started every match for Mizzou and played in all nine sets. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS , , Career , Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 19 Tournaments in 11 Seasons

20 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Priscilla Armendariz DS 5-3 Jr. Blue Springs, Mo. 10 Honors 2009 Academic All-Big 12 (First Team) 2009 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year Nominee 2007 Blue Springs South Team MVP 2010 Tallied 21 digs in the Tigers pari of wins last weekend... Finished one dig shy of her season-best with 13 against Oklahoma while extending her perfect serve receive streak to 17 straight matches... Pulled in 11 digs and was perfect on 16 service receptions, extending her streak to 16 straight matches without a reception error... Tallied five digs and extended her prefect service reception streak to 15 straight matches... Pulled in 12 digs and was perfect on 10 service receptions in the Tigers sweep of Texas A&M, giving her 14 straight matches without a reception error... Was perfect on serve receive for the 13th straight match and pulled in five digs in the Tigers win over Texas Tech... Dished a career-best four assists in the match as well and pitched in a pair of service aces... Corralled 13 digs, one off of her season-best, while extending her perfect serve reception streak to 12 straight matches, doing so on 18 attempts...tallied a season-high 14 digs and extended her perfect service reception streak to 11 straight matches at Colorado... Was perfect on six service receptions and had four digs in the Tigers sweep of Kansas State... She is now perfect on serve receive in 10 consecutive matches... Had her ninth straight match without a reception error against Kansas and pulled in eight digs in the contest... Collected four digs and was perfect on 10 service receptions in the match... Added 11 digs to her ledger in the Tigers win over Baylor, giving her three straight matches with at least 10 digs... Posted her second-straight match with 10 or more digs with 10 at Texas A&M... Was one of five Tigers to total double-digit dig totals at Oklahoma as she pulled in a 2010 Season Highs... Kills Attacks 1 vs. Nebraska ( ) Hitting % Assists 4 vs. Texas Tech ( ) Aces 3 vs. Iowa State ( ) Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs 14 at Colorado ( ) Points 3.0 vs. Iowa State ( ) Career Highs... Kills 1 twice Attacks 2 vs. Utah State ( ) Hitting % at BYU ( ) Assists 3 twice, MR vs. Baylor ( ) Aces 3 vs. Iowa State ( ) Digs 21 vs. Texas A&M ( ) Points 3.0 vs. Iowa State ( ) season-best 12 digs in the match... Also added a service ace in the contest... Corralled seven digs, an ace and an assist in the Tigers loss to No. 3 Nebraska... Pulled in eight digs in the Tigers sweep of Colorado and posted a pair of service aces in the match... Matched her then season-high with 11 digs at Kansas and was perfect in serve receive... Corralled eight digs in the Tigers win at Kansas State... Tallied nine digs in the Tigers loss to No. 12 Texas and pitched in a service ace... Was one digs shy of her season-best with 10 against Iowa State... Served a career-best three service aces in the match, which is also her career-best point total as well... Corralled a season-best 11 digs in the Tigers win over Texas Tech... Was perfect on four service receptions as well... Pulled in 25 digs at the Western Kentucky Invitational, including nine against Tennessee Tech... Tallied seven digs against both Western Kentucky and Central Arkansas as well... Corralled 17 digs at the Pepperdine Asics Challenge, highlighted by a weekend-best eight against Pepperdine while playing strictly in the back row, rotating out with Lisa Henning... Started both the EWU and Rice matches and was perfect on serve receive in the Rice match on 11 attempt... Pulled in 24 digs during the three-match Tiger Invitational despite playing strictly in back-row rotations, subbing for Lisa Henning... Was perfect on 22 service reception chances and pitched in a pair of service aces on the weekend... Earned a start against Nevada... Pulled in seven digs against Maryland and Nevada and closed the tournament with a 10-dig effort against Utah Valley. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 20 Tournaments in 11 Seasons

21 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Lindsey Petrick MH 6-2 So. Overland Park, Kan Played at Colorado and did not post any statistics... Came off the bench and played in one set for the Tigers at Texas A&M... Played in one set against Oklahoma, coming off the bench to play on the right side... Did not compile any statistics in the match... Came off the bench and had five service attempts in the Tigers match at Kansas... Nearly aces the Jayhawks on her first career service attempt, forcing an overpass that resulted in a Lisa Henning kill... Played in the Tigers win over Nevada and registered no stats while playing in the final set of the competition... Also played in the Tigers win over Tennessee Tech and did not register any statistics Season Highs... Kills Attacks Hitting % Assists Aces Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs Points 2009 Saw limited playing time in her first season as a middle hitter on the Tiger roster... Her only action of the season came in the Tigers sweep of UMKC (9/23) when she finished Career Highs... with a solo block, three total attacks and her first career point as a Tiger... She played in one set during the match... Had a fine performance in the Tigers annual Black and Gold scrimmage, posting seven kills and seven total blocks in the intrasquad competition. Kills Attacks Hitting % Assists 3 vs. UMKC ( ) High School Played as a member of the Kansas City Power Club team, coached by Brad Settle... Also played for Invasion, coached by Dan Harris and Craig Burch... Was and EKL Scholar Athlete during all four years of high school. Aces Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs Points 1 vs. UMKC ( ) 1 vs. UMKC ( ) 1 vs. UMKC ( ) Personal Daughter of Joan Petrick-Giglio (mother), Joe Giglio (father) and John (father) and Maria Petrick (step-mother)... Born Chose Mizzou because of the great coaching staff and the fact that Missouri `felt like home... Plans to pursue a career in health science. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 21 Tournaments in 11 Seasons

22 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 22 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Paige Buchanan DS 5-7 Fr. Manchester, Mo Outlook Walk-on that will likely see time in the back row as a defensive specialist... Averaged more than 5.00 digs per set and nearly perfect in serve receive at Parkway South High School, making her an asset in the Tigers ball-control game this season... Will likely rotate with Priscilla Armendariz and Marissa Ferri in the back row. High School Led Parkway South High School to a 2008 Suburban West Conference Championship while earning a varsity letter in each of her four seasons with the Patriots... Led the Suburban West Conference in digs in 2007 after averaging 5.72 per frame with 103 digs overall... Came back and ranked seventh in the league at a clip of 5.20 digs per set, good for 156 overall... Boasted a service reception percentage of percent in 2007, a career-best, and boasted a percent clip in Led the Patriots to runner-up finishes in the district in both 2006 and Helped her team to the 2008 Meramec Tournament title in 2008 as well... Also earned a pair of varsity letters as a member of the Patriots swimming team, where she helped the team finish second in the state in 2008 and as Suburban West Conference Champions in 2007 and Also led the swimming team to Parkway Quad Championships in 2007 and Earned a letter in track and field as well... Member of National Honors Society, honored as the Student of the Month once during high school and was active in peer teaching and the Special Olympics... Member of both the Honor Roll and Citizenship Roll during high school Season Highs... Kills Attacks Hitting % Assists Aces Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs Points Career Highs... Kills Attacks Hitting % Assists Aces Solo Blocks Total Blocks Digs Points Personal Born July 13, 1992, in Osage Beach, Mo., to Pete and Helen Buchanan... Plans to study Nutrition and Fitness while at Mizzou and expects to graduate in May of Has aspirations of working for a professional sports team... Brother, TJ, is a senior mechanical engineering major at Mizzou. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS 2010 N o S t a t i s t i c s C o m p i l e d a t t h i s t i m e Career N o S t a t i s t i c s C o m p i l e d a t t h i s t i m e

23 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 23 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Weiwen Wang MB 5-11 Sr. Nanjing, China 13 Honors 2009 Academic All-Big 12 (First Team) 2008 BYU Molten Classic All-Tournament Team 2008 Academic All-Big 12 (First Team) 2007 Big 12 All-Freshman Team Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week (2007) 2007 Texas State CenturyTel All Tournament 2010 Played in seven of the Tigers nine sets and posted six kills on 11 swings without an error on the weekend...tallied one kills on five swings against Oklahoma after playing in three sets... Had a huge impact in the Tigers win over Baylor as she came off the bench and tallied a seasonbest eight kills on.571 hitting while pitching in a pair of blocks, giving her a season-best nine points... Came off the bench and tallied one kill on three swings in the Tigers loss at No. 8 Texas... Played in one set against Texas A&M and tallied a kill... Came off the bench and tallied two kills on two swings in the Tigers win over Texas Tech... Played in three sets in the Tigers upset win at No. 12 Iowa State and did not register any statistics... Posted one kill while playing in one set at Colorado... Had two kill on juts two attacks in the Tigers loss at No. 3 Nebraska... Posted one kills on six swings and added a block assist to account for 1.5 total points in the Tigers four-set win over Baylor... Played in all three sets against Texas A&M and posted one attack in the match... Posted a kill and two digs for the Tigers at Oklahoma... Came off the bench and tallied a pair of attacks in the Tigers loss to No. 3 Nebraska while playing in one set... Played in one set against Colorado and did not register any statistics... Tallied one kill and a block in the Tigers loss at Kansas... Posted three kills on six attacks against Kansas State and added a block assist... Posted her first ace of the season in the win as well... Came off the bench 2010 Season Highs... Kills 8 at Baylor ( ) Attacks 17 vs. Virginia Tech ( ) Hitting %.571 at Baylor ( ) Assists 1 vs. Tennessee Tech ( ) Aces 1 at Kansas State ( ) Solo Blocks 2 vs. Virginia Tech ( ) Total Blocks 3 vs. Virginia Tech ( ) Digs 2 at Baylor ( ) Points 9 at Baylor ( ) Career Highs... Kills 19 three times Attacks 67 at Iowa State ( ) Hitting %.704 Colorado ( ) Assists 12 at Kansas State ( ) Aces 3 three times Solo Blocks 4 at Kansas ( ) Total Blocks 13 at Colorado ( ) Digs 8 twice, MR vs. Oklahoma ( ) Points 28.0 at Colorado ( ) briefly in the Tigers loss to No. 12 Texas and did not register any statistics... Played in the Tigers loss to Iowa State and posted one kills on four attacks... Came off the bench in the third set against Texas Tech and posted three kills on three attacks, including the match winner... Has seen action in eight sets this season and posted a seasonbest seven kills on.294 hitting against Virginia Tech... Also pitched in two block solos and a block assist in that match... In all, she accounted for the 10 total points in the Tigers three matches at the Western Kentucky Invitational and posted two digs while playing primarily on the right side and in the middle. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career ,

24 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 24 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Quick Player Capsules Catie Wilson MB/OPP 6-3 Sr. Omaha, Neb. 15 Honors 2009 Academic All-Big 12 (Second Team) 2009 Tiger Invitational All-Tournament Team 2009 Missouri Strength & Conditioning Award Ranks Sixth All-Time in Hitting at Mizzou AVCA High School Senior All-American (2006) 2010 Tallied five kills and two blocks in the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament... Posted six kills, five digs and two blocks in the Tigers loss to Oklahoma... Tallied a pair of kills on four swings before leaving the Baylor match with a rolled ankle... Posted six kills on.333 hitting with a service ace against Texas Tech... Posted 11 kills, one off of her season-best, on.367 hitting in the Tigers upset win at No. 12 Iowa State while pitching in five digs and a block... Added a pair of service aces to finish just half a point shy of her season-best with Tallied 11 kills on.364 hitting with three blocks and a service aces to match her season-best with 14 total points at Colorado... Was one of four Tigers to post more than 10 points in the Tigers sweep of Kansas as she had six kills, five block and two service aces in the contest... Had three kills in the Tigers loss at No. 3 Nebraska... Had her best match in the last seven after posting 11 kills on.292 hitting with a pair of blocks in the Tigers four-set win over Baylor... Played in her 100th match as a Tiger at Texas A&M and posted eight kills, four digs and two blocks to help the Tigers to a five-set win... Posted four kills and had three blocks at Oklahoma... Tallied three digs and a pair of blocks in the Tigers loss to No. 3 Nebraska... Has moved up to fifth all-time at Mizzou in career hitting at Hit.417 with seven kills in the Tigers sweep of Colorado and added an assist, a service ace and four digs... Posted four kills at Kansas... Hit.333 with seven kills and six total blocks in the 2010 Season Highs... Kills 12 twice, MR at Colorado ( ) Attacks 30 at Iowa State ( ) Hitting %.625 vs. Nevada ( ) Assists 1 seven times, MR at Northern Iowa ( ) Aces 2 five times, MR Iowa State ( ) Solo Blocks 1 three times, MR at Colorado ( ) Total Blocks 6 vs. Texas ( ) Digs 6 twice, MR vs. Texas ( ) Points 14.0 twice, MR at Colorado ( ) Career Highs... Kills 13 at Kansas ( ) Attacks 31 vs. Kansas ( ) Hitting %.857 vs. Ole Miss ( ) Assists 8 at Texas Tech ( ) Aces 3 vs. Baylor ( ) Solo Blocks 2 three times, MR at Oklahoma (9-19) Total Blocks 7 at Texas Tech ( ) Digs 7 vs. Kansas ( ) Points 15.0_ twice, vs. Kansas ( ); at Utah Valley (9-5-09) Tigers loss to Texas... Matched her season-best with six digs in the match as well... Posted a pair of kills and a block assists against No. 11 Iowa State... Tallied three kills on 11 attacks at Texas Tech... Posted 14 kills on.200 hitting at the Western Kentucky Invitational last weekend... Had three kills on six errorless attack against Tennessee Tech before resting throughout the rest of the match... Hit.444 with six kills at Western Kentucky... Had five service aces on the weekend as well... Hit.467 at the Pepperdine Asics Challenge... Had 12 kills on.407 hitting against Pepperdine while pitching in four blocks... Totaled seven kills on 12 errorless attacks against Eastern Washington and had four kills on six attacks against Rice... Hit an eye-popping.517 at the Tiger Invitational with 18 kills on 29 total attacks... Committed just three attack errors on the weekend and had a near-perfect outing against Nevada as she hit.625 with five kills... Tallied a season-best nine kills against Utah Valley on.571 hitting and pitched in a pair of service aces in the match... Moved her career hitting percentage to.285, good for sole possession of fifth place all-time at Mizzou... Played well in the back row during that match as she posted six digs, just one shy of her career-best... Finished the weekend with eight total digs. Career Stats... Year MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS Career ,

25 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 25 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Cumulative Stats Missouri Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 06, 2010) All matches RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 9 Ampudia, Paola Klein, Julianna Brimmage, Brittney Henning, Lisa Wilson, Catie Kreklow, Molly Wang, Weiwen Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Ferri, Marissa Bodenstab, Ashton Petrick, Lindsey TEAM MISSOURI Opponents Team Statistics MIZZOU OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 13/ /1548 Neutral site #/Avg 6/252 Current win streak 2 - Home win streak 0 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. Aug 27 MARYLAND W ,27-25, Aug 28 NEVADA W ,25-14, Aug 28 UTAH VALLEY W ,25-12, Sep 03 vs Eastern Washington W ,25-22, Sep 04 vs Rice W ,25-21, Sep 04 at Pepperdine W ,21-25,25-21, Sep 10 vs TTU W ,25-13, Sep 10 at Western Kentucky L ,19-25,25-19, Sep 11 vs Central Arkansas W ,26-24, Sep 11 vs Virginia Tech L ,25-22,12-25, *Sep 15 at Texas Tech W ,25-18, *Sep 18 #11 IOWA STATE L ,15-25,18-25, *Sep 22 #12 TEXAS L ,20-25,23-25, *Sep 25 at Kansas State W ,20-25,25-14, *Sep 29 at Kansas L ,20-25,26-24, *Oct 02 COLORADO W ,25-22, *Oct 06 #3 NEBRASKA L ,18-25, *Oct 09 at Oklahoma L ,29-27,19-25, *Oct 13 at Texas A&M W ,20-25,25-23,11-25, *Oct 16 BAYLOR W ,25-20,22-25, *Oct 23 at #3 Nebraska L ,22-25, *Oct 27 KANSAS W ,25-21, *Oct 30 KANSAS STATE W ,25-17, *Nov 03 at Colorado W ,15-25,25-19, * at #12 Iowa State W ,26-24,25-22, *Nov 10 TEXAS TECH W ,25-17,25-19, *Nov 13 TEXAS A&M W ,25-23, *Nov 17 at #8 Texas L ,20-25, *Nov 20 at Baylor W ,25-18, *Nov 24 OKLAHOMA L ,25-17,18-25,23-25, Dec 03 at #10 UNI W ,17-25,26-24,26-28, Dec 04 vs Northwestern W ,23-25,25-22, Record in 3-set matches: 13-3 Record in 4-set matches: 7-6 Record in 5-set matches: 2-1

26 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 26 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball NCAA Tournament Cumulative Stats Missouri Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 06, 2010) RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 9 Ampudia, Paola Henning, Lisa Klein, Julianna Brimmage, Brittney Kreklow, Molly Wang, Weiwen Wilson, Catie Armendariz, Priscill Vann, Caitlyn TEAM MISSOURI Opponents Team Statistics MIZZOU OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces 6 8 Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 8 6 Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo 9 5 Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors 5 6 Ball handling errors 2 4 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 1/2725 Neutral site #/Avg 1/1315 Current win streak 2 - Home win streak 0 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. Dec 03 at #10 UNI W ,17-25,26-24,26-28, Dec 04 vs Northwestern W ,23-25,25-22, Record in 3-set matches: 0-0 Record in 4-set matches: 1-0 Record in 5-set matches: 1-0

27 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 27 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Mizzou Category Leaders Missouri Category Leaders (as of Dec 06, 2010) All matches # ATTACK (by K) S K K/S E TA Pct 9 Ampudia, Paola Klein, Julianna Brimmage, Brittney Henning, Lisa Wilson, Catie Kreklow, Molly Wang, Weiwen Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill # SET (by A) S A A/S TA Pct 1 Kreklow, Molly Vann, Caitlyn Klein, Julianna Armendariz, Priscill Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Henning, Lisa Brimmage, Brittney Wang, Weiwen Ferri, Marissa Bodenstab, Ashton # BLOCK (by Total) S BS BA Total Blk/S 2 Brimmage, Brittney Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Henning, Lisa Kreklow, Molly Klein, Julianna Wang, Weiwen Armendariz, Priscill Ferri, Marissa # POINTS (by Points) S Points Points/S 9 Ampudia, Paola Klein, Julianna Brimmage, Brittney Henning, Lisa Wilson, Catie Kreklow, Molly Wang, Weiwen Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill # KILL (by K) S K K/S 9 Ampudia, Paola Klein, Julianna Brimmage, Brittney Henning, Lisa Wilson, Catie Kreklow, Molly Wang, Weiwen Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill # SERVE (by SA) S SA SE SA/S TA Pct 6 Klein, Julianna Vann, Caitlyn Wilson, Catie Kreklow, Molly Armendariz, Priscill Ampudia, Paola Wang, Weiwen Ferri, Marissa Petrick, Lindsey # DEFENSE (by Dig) S Dig Dig/S BHE 3 Vann, Caitlyn Klein, Julianna Armendariz, Priscill Ampudia, Paola Kreklow, Molly Wilson, Catie Henning, Lisa Brimmage, Brittney Wang, Weiwen Bodenstab, Ashton Ferri, Marissa Petrick, Lindsey # RECEPT (by TA) S RE RE/S TA Pct 3 Vann, Caitlyn Klein, Julianna Armendariz, Priscill Ampudia, Paola Bodenstab, Ashton TM TEAM Henning, Lisa Brimmage, Brittney Wilson, Catie Wang, Weiwen Kreklow, Molly Ferri, Marissa Petrick, Lindsey

28 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 28 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Match-by-Match Box Scores Match No. 1 vs. Maryland Match No. 2 vs. Nevada Match No. 3 vs. Utah Valley Maryland vs Missouri (Aug 27, 2010 at Columbia Mo.) # Maryland S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Sarah Harper Kara Bates Mary Cushman Remy McBain Brittney Grove Maddi Lee Michelle Kenning Lisa Scott Bethany Springer Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES Maryland (0) Missouri (3) Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Columbia Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Aug 27, 2010 Attend: 1157 Time: 1: Referees: Mike Halilton, Eric Fisaga NEVADA vs Missouri (Aug 28, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # NEVADA S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Garvey, Erin Anxo, Grace Harrington, Kylie Baldwin, Lindsay Santiago, Tatiana Yates, Brittni Chang, Kelly Batista, Janelle Heinen, Brianna Link, Nicole Anxo, Sofia Ji, Elissa Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES NEVADA (0) Missouri (3) Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Ferri, Marissa Henning, Lisa Petrick, Lindsey Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Aug 28, 2010 Attend: 698 Time: 1: Referees: Fisaga, E., Beyer, J. Utah Valley vs Missouri (Aug 28, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Utah Valley S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 2 HEAPS, Chelsey CAMPBELL, Brookelyn ROBISON, Dani DOXEY, Kayli NISH, Erica CLEMENT, Sarah FLAGG, Patti ANDERSON, Rachel KURESA, Jaicee STEVENS, Kathleen Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES Utah Valley (0) Missouri (3) Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Aug 28, 2010 Attend: 1715 Time: 1: Referees: Beyer, J., Hamilton, M. Match No. 4 vs. Eastern Washington Match No. 5 vs. Rice Match No. 6 at Pepperdine Eastern Washington vs Missouri (Sep 03, 2010 at Malibu, Calif.) # Eastern Washington S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 2 COVIARE, Chenoa BROWN, Jacque NIEMEIER, Lindsay WRIGHT, Ashley PUCKETT, Shelby REINSTEIN, Allison CALLES, Tyler ROSSI-CHILDRESS, C BROWN, Laney PETRONI, Lindsey VANDERWEL, Amy WARREN, Esther Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES Eastern Washington ( (0-0 Big Sky) Missouri (3) Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Ferri, Marissa Bodenstab, Ashton Henning, Lisa Petrick, Lindsey Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Malibu, Calif. (Firestone Fieldhouse) Date: Sep 03, 2010 Attend: 56 Time: 1: Referees: Heather Pickett, Robert Okamurua Missouri vs Rice (Sep 04, 2010 at Malibu, Calif.) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Henning, Lisa Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES Missouri (3) Rice (0) # Rice S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 MEREDITH, Jordan GILL, Caroline COLE, Nancy McCORD, Ashleigh WHITE, Megan SCHAMUN, Meredith MURPHY, Megan McNAMARA, Laurie RIDDLESPRIGGER, M LAM, Tracey Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Malibu, Calif. (Firestone Fieldhouse) Date: Sep 04, 2010 Attend: 139 Time: 1: Referees: Mike Breza, Tony Chan Missouri vs Pepperdine (Sep 04, 2010 at Malibu, Calif.) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES Missouri (3) Pepperdine (1) # Pepperdine S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 2 WOOLEVER, Kellie ADELHELM, Victoria FREDERICK, Lilla CLARK, Brittney COOK, Emily HILL, Kim LARSEN, Kelley ROBINSON, Stevi FRIEDMAN, Krista BRANNING, Kelli Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Malibu, Calif. (Firestone Fieldhouse) Date: Sep 04, 2010 Attend: 310 Time: 2: Referees: Verna Klubnikin, Robert Okamura Match No. 7 vs. Tennessee Tech Match No. 8 at Western Kentucky Match No. 9 vs. Central Arkansas TTU vs Missouri (Sep 10, 2010 at Bowling Green, Ky.) # TTU S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 3 PENROD, Natalie MEFFERT, Leah PEDDICORD, Marie GRAY, Kelsey CULP, Melanie ROBERTSON, Elise PIERCE, Laura ASPLUND, Heather HANCOCK, Ashleigh DVORKEN, Katrina COMPERRY, Madison MAY, Allison Team 2 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES TTU (0) Missouri (3) # Missouri S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Petrick, Lindsey Wang, Weiwen Team 2 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Bowling Green, Ky. (E. A. Diddle Arena) Date: Sep 10, 2010 Attend: Time: 1: Referees: Donnie Goodwin, Mic Huffman Missouri vs Western Kentucky (Sep 10, 2010 at Bowling Green, Ky.) # Missouri S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Ferri, Marissa Henning, Lisa Team 5 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES Missouri (1) Western Kentucky (3) # Western Kentucky S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 4 Potts, Kelly Elmore, Tiffany Williams, Lindsay Skinner, Jordyn Stutsman, Melanie Teegarden, Emily Rogers, Sarah Potts, Ashley Wessel, Paige Stuckel, Lauren Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Bowling Green, Ky. (E. A. Diddle Arena) Date: Sep 10, 2010 Attend: Time: 1: Referees: Donnie Goodwin, Mick Huffman Missouri vs Central Arkansas (Sep 11, 2010 at Bowling Green, Ky.) # Missouri S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Ferri, Marissa Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % SET SCORES % Missouri (3) % Central Arkansas (0) % # Central Arkansas S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Evans, Chloe Collins, Marissa Nagy, Jessica Hays, Jessica Hammonds, Taylor Smith, Chloe Curl, Cristin Hartman, Kyle Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % Site: Bowling Green, Ky. (E.A. Diddle Arena) % Date: Sep 11, 2010 Attend: Time: 1: % Referees: Ed Thornburgh, Donnie Goodwin % Total Tie scores Lead change

29 29 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Match-by-Match Box Scores Match No. 10 vs. Virginia Tech Missouri vs Virginia Tech (Sep 11, 2010 at Bowling Green, Ky.) # Missouri S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Bodenstab, Ashton Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 11.0 SET SCORES Missouri (1) Virginia Tech (3) # Virginia Tech S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 5 Erin Leaser Justine Record Cara Baarendse Jennifer Wiker Victoria Hamsher Felicia Willoughby Amy Wengrenovich Kirsten Higareda Morgan O'Neill Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 12.0 Site: Bowling Green, Ky. (E.A. Diddle Arena) Date: Sep 11, 2010 Attend: Time: 1:36 Referees: Mick Huffman, Donnie Goodwin Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 11 at Texas Tech Missouri vs Texas Tech (Sep 15, 2010 at Lubbock, Texas) # Missouri S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Brimmage, Brittney Armendariz, Priscill Petrick, Lindsey Wang, Weiwen Vann, Caitlyn Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 2.0 SET SCORES Missouri (3) Texas Tech (0) , ; 0-1 # Texas Tech S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 5 Vaughan, Tory Conceicao, Barbara Hayes, Aleah Dowdy, Amanda Piper, Aubree Huskey, Brandy Burgess, Sheridan Courtney, Caroline Cave, Miara Vincent, Jackie Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 Site: Lubbock, Texas (United Spirit Arena) Date: Sep 15, 2010 Attend: 1248 Time: 1:30 Referees: Steve Owen, Thomas Hoy Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 12 vs. No. 11 Iowa State #11 Iowa State vs Missouri (Sep 18, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Iowa State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Jenson, Carly Petersen, Kelsey Landwehr, Alison Henson, Victoria Stadick, Debbie Straube, Jamie Mass, Ashley Mahoney, Caitlin Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 12.0 SET SCORES Iowa State (3) Missouri (1) , , 1-1 # Missouri S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 6.0 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Sep 18, 2010 Attend: 2409 Time: 1:42 Referees: Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 13 vs. No. 12 Texas #12 Texas vs Missouri (Sep 22, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Texas S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Faucette, Juliann Adams, Rachael Doris, Jennifer Allison, Hannah McNeal, Sha'Dare Roberson, Amber Dickson, Lauren Yogi, Sydney Palmer, Sarah Bannister, Ashley Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 11.0 SET SCORES Texas (3) Missouri (1) , 2-1 Big , 1-2 Big 12 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Ferri, Marissa Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 11.0 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Sep 22, 2010 Attend: 2274 Time: 2:08 Referees: Erik Fisaga, Mary Faragher Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 14 at Kansas State Missouri vs Kansas State (Sep 25, 2010 at Manhattan, Kan.) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 SET SCORES Missouri (3) Kansas State (1) (2-2 Big 12) 7-7 (2-2 Big 12) # Kansas State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Chisholm, JuliAnne Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Mathewson, Lauren McCarty, Tristan Dobrosz, Natalia Porubek, Lilla Traxson, Courtney Team 2 Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.0 Site: Manhattan, Kan. (Ahearn Field House) Date: Sep 25, 2010 Attend: 3695 Time: 1:43 Referees: Gary Houghton, Marty Prochko Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 15 at Kansas Missouri vs Kansas (Sep 29, 2010 at Lawrence, Kan.) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Petrick, Lindsey Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.0 SET SCORES Missouri (1) Kansas (3) , 2-3 Big , 2-3 Big 12 # Kansas S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 5 Tolefree, Tayler Garlington, Karina Jarmoc, Caroline Kaiser, Jenna Tate, Nicole Mayfield, Allison Manda, Melissa Wehrs, Amy Boub, Morgan Mathieu, Jaime Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 Site: Lawrence, Kan. (Horejsi Center) Date: Sep 29, 2010 Attend: 1300 Time: 1:54 Referees: Daryl Korinek, William Stanley Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 16 vs. Colorado Colorado vs Missouri (Oct 02, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Colorado S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 6 Schroeder, Kerra Bigelow, Richi Valentine, Alyssa Santos, Anicia Steinhaus, Rosie Lindow, Nichole Beckwith, Megan Richardson, Elysse Walker, Hannah Miller, Michelle Constantine, Kat Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 6.0 SET SCORES Colorado (0) Missouri (3) , 2-4 Big , 3-3 Big 12 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 3.0 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Oct 02, 2010 Attend: 2098 Time: 1:32 Referees: Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 17 vs. No. 3 Nebraska #3 Nebraska vs Missouri (Oct 06, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Nebraska S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 4 Licht, Lindsey Wilberger, Jordan Delano, Brooke Cook, Lauren Mueller, Tara Werth, Hannah Anderson, Sydney Banwarth, Kayla Mancuso, Gina Broekhuis, Morgan Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 9.0 SET SCORES Nebraska (3) Missouri (0) , 7-0 Big , 3-4 Big 12 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 6.0 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Oct 06, 2010 Attend: 2558 Time: 1:21 Referees: Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 18 at Oklahoma Missouri vs Oklahoma (Oct 09, 2010 at Norman, OK) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Bodenstab, Ashton Henning, Lisa Petrick, Lindsey Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 13.0 SET SCORES Missouri (1) Oklahoma (3) (3-5 Big 12) 13-5 (5-2 Big 12) # Oklahoma S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Barker, Brianne Boulavsky, Suzy Reynolds, Morgan Higgins, Caitlin Freudenrich, Sarah McLaurin, Sallie Cowan, Kylie Fernanda, Maria Gowen, Mindy Williams, Eden Ekwerekwu, Francie Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 19.0 Site: Norman, OK (McCasland FieldHouse) Date: Oct 09, 2010 Attend: 730 Time: 1:59 Referees: Steve Robb, Paul Albright Oklahoma head coach issued yellow card at in the second set Total Tie scores Lead change

30 30 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Match-by-Match Box Scores Match No. 19 at Texas A&M Missouri vs Texas A&M (Oct 13, 2010 at College Station, TX) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Ferri, Marissa Bodenstab, Ashton Armendariz, Priscill Petrick, Lindsey Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 SET SCORES Missouri (3) Texas A&M (2) , 4-5 Big , 3-5 Big 12 # Texas A&M S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 2 Black, Kelsey Sawatzky, Allie Minnerly, Stephanie Ringel, Chelsea Miller, Lindsey Hendrickson, Elise Mellinger, Tori Kinley, Kelsey Kastmo, Alisia Totals % % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 16.0 Site: College Station, TX (Reed Arena) Date: Oct 13, 2010 Attend: 1153 Time: 2:11 Referees: Mary Blalock, Richard Bleau Total Tie scores Lead change Baylor vs Missouri (Oct 16, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Baylor S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 7 Campbell, Torri King, Allison Harris, Kate Zhang, Qian Tolbert, Briana Graham, Elizabeth Ridenour, Brittany Trice, Caitlyn Adom, Zoe Byrd, Ashley Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 9.0 SET SCORES Baylor (1) Missouri (3) , 4-5 Big , 5-5 Big 12 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.5 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Oct 16, 2010 Attend: 2015 Time: 1:53 Referees: Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 20 vs. Baylor Missouri vs #3 Nebraska (Oct 23, 2010 at Lincoln, Nebraska) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Bodenstab, Ashton Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 SET SCORES Missouri (0) Nebraska (3) , 5-6 Big , 11-0 Big 12 # Nebraska S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 4 Licht, Lindsey Wilberger, Jordan Delano, Brooke Cook, Lauren Mueller, Tara Werth, Hannah Anderson, Sydney Banwarth, Kayla Broekhuis, Morgan Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 11.0 Site: Lincoln, Nebraska (NU Coliseum) Date: Oct 23, 2010 Attend: 4026 Time: 1:14 Referees: Verna Klubnikin, Eric Sanders Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 21 at No. 3 Nebraska Match No. 22 vs. Kansas Kansas vs Missouri (Oct 27, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Kansas S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 5 Tolefree, Tayler Boub, Morgan Garlington, Karina Jarmoc, Caroline Tate, Nicole Mayfield, Allison Manda, Melissa Wehrs, Amy Riley, Brianne Kaiser, Jenna Mathieu, Jaime Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 SET SCORES Kansas (0) Missouri (3) , 4-8 Big , 6-6 Big 12 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Bodenstab, Ashton Armendariz, Priscill Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 13.0 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Oct 27, 2010 Attend: 2651 Time: 1:38 Referees: Total Tie scores Lead change Kansas State vs Missouri (Oct 30, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Kansas State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Chisholm, JuliAnne Pelger, Kaitlynn Mathewson, Lauren McCarty, Tristan Dobrosz, Natalia Cook, Courtney Kelican, Ashley Turner, Kacia Kaufman, Dakota Team 2 Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.0 SET SCORES Kansas State (0) Missouri (3) , 3-10 Big , 7-6 Big 12 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 10.0 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Oct 30, 2010 Attend: 1601 Time: 1:23 Referees: Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 23 vs. Kansas State Missouri vs Colorado (Nov 03, 2010 at Boulder, Colo.) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Ferri, Marissa Bodenstab, Ashton Armendariz, Priscill Petrick, Lindsey Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 12.5 SET SCORES Missouri (3) Colorado (1) , 8-6 Big , 3-11 Big 12 # Colorado S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 6 Schroeder, Kerra Bigelow, Richi Valentine, Alyssa Santos, Anicia Steinhaus, Rosie Lindow, Nichole Beckwith, Megan Richardson, Elysse Walker, Hannah Miller, Michelle Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 12.0 Site: Boulder, Colo. (Coors Events Center) Date: Nov 03, 2010 Attend: 563 Time: 1:51 Referees: Tom Pingle, Glenn Sapp Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 24 at Colorado Match No. 25 at No. 12 Iowa State Missouri vs #12 Iowa State ( at Ames, Iowa) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 SET SCORES Missouri (3) Iowa State (1) , 9-6 Big , 10-5 Big 12 # Iowa State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Jenson, Carly Mahoney, Caitlin Landwehr, Alison Stadick, Debbie Straube, Jamie Matlock, Tenisha Mass, Ashley Hahn, Kristen Petersen, Kelsey Henson, Victoria Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 9.0 Site: Ames, Iowa (Hilton Coliseum) Date: Attend: 2073 Time: 1:51 Referees: Daryl Korinek, William Stanley Total Tie scores Lead change Texas Tech vs Missouri (Nov 10, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Texas Tech S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 3 Meyers, Karlyn Vaughan, Tory Conceicao, Barbara Hayes, Aleah Dowdy, Amanda Young, Justine Burgess, Sheridan Courtney, Caroline Cave, Miara Vincent, Jackie Roberts, Alexxa Piper, Aubree Salyer, Hannah Neill, Candice Team 4 Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 10.0 SET SCORES Texas Tech (1) Missouri (3) , 1-15 Big , 10-6 Big 12 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Bodenstab, Ashton Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Team 3 Totals % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 3.0 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Nov 10, 2010 Attend: 1301 Time: 1:56 Referees: Nicki Fisaga, Dave Chalupa Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 26 vs. Texas Tech Texas A&M vs Missouri (Nov 13, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Texas A&M S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 2 Black, Kelsey Sawatzky, Allie Minnerly, Stephanie Kastmo, Alisia Ringel, Chelsea Miller, Lindsey Mellinger, Tori Grace, Sarah Kinley, Kelsey Hendrickson, Elise Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 9.0 SET SCORES Texas A&M (0) Missouri (3) , 6-10 Big , 11-6 Big 12 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Totals % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Nov 13, 2010 Attend: 2511 Time: 1:26 Referees: Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 27 vs. Texas A&M

31 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 31 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Match-by-Match Box Scores Match No. 28 at No. 8 Texas Match No. 29 at Baylor Match No. 30 vs. Oklahoma Missouri vs #8 Texas (Nov 17, 2010 at Austin, Texas) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Bodenstab, Ashton Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % SET SCORES % Missouri (0) , 11-7 Big % Texas (3) , 15-2 Big % # Texas S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Faucette, Juliann Kocher, Michelle Adams, Rachael Doris, Jennifer Dickson, Lauren McNeal, Sha'Dare Palmer, Sarah Roberson, Amber Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % Site: Austin, Texas (Gregory Gymnasium) % Date: Nov 17, 2010 Attend: 1937 Time: 1: % Referees: Richard Bleau, Steve Owen % Total Tie scores Lead change Missouri vs Baylor (Nov 20, 2010 at Waco, Texas) 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % SET SCORES % Missouri (3) , 12-7 Big % Baylor (0) , 8-10 Big % # Baylor S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Ridenour, Brittany Adom, Zoe Campbell, Torri King, Allison Christenson, Ashlie Graham, Elizabeth Trice, Caitlyn Harris, Kate Zhang, Qian Tolbert, Briana Team 2 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % Site: Waco, Texas (Ferrell Center) % Date: Nov 20, 2010 Attend: 369 Time: 1: % Referees: Mary Blalock, Thomas Pingel % Total Tie scores Lead change Oklahoma vs Missouri (Nov 24, 2010 at Columbia, Mo.) # Oklahoma S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Barker, Brianne Boulavsky, Suzy Reynolds, Morgan Higgins, Caitlin Freudenrich, Sarah McLaurin, Sallie Cowan, Kylie Fernanda, Maria Gowen, Mindy Williams, Eden Ekwerekwu, Francie Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: SET SCORES Oklahoma (3) , 13-6 Big Missouri (2) , 12-8 Big Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Ampudia, Paola Armendariz, Priscill Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Henning, Lisa Wang, Weiwen Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Site: Columbia, Mo. (Hearnes Center) Date: Nov 24, 2010 Attend: 2627 Time: 2: Referees: Dan Apol, Kevin Duggan OU Coach - Yeallow Card in Fourth With Score in Fourth; Boulavsky Red Card With Score in Fourth; Barker Yellow Card Total Tie scores Lead change Match No. 31 at No. 5 UNI Match No. 32 vs. Northwestern Missouri vs #10 UNI (Dec 03, 2010 at Cedar Falls, Iowa) Missouri vs Northwestern (Dec 04, 2010 at Cedar Falls, Iowa) E TA SA SE BS B BE # Missouri S K Pct Ast RE Dig BH Pts 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % SET SCORES % Missouri (3) % UNI (2) % % % E TA SA SE BS B BE # Missouri S K Pct Ast RE Dig BH Pts 1 Kreklow, Molly Brimmage, Brittney Klein, Julianna Henning, Lisa Ampudia, Paola Wilson, Catie Vann, Caitlyn Armendariz, Priscill Wang, Weiwen Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % SET SCORES % Missouri (3) % Northwestern (1) % % E TA SA SE BS B BE # UNI S K Pct Ast RE Dig BH Pts 2 Payton, Bre 10 Braun, Amy Kintzel, Shelby Burow, Michelle Discher, Beth DeGeest, Krista Blankenship, Ellie Saunders, Chelsea Burke, Candice Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % Site: Cedar Falls, Iowa (McLeod Center) Date: Dec 03, 2010 Attend: 2725 Time: % 2:21 Referees: Jim Kuziela, Erik Fisaga % % % Total Tie scores % Lead change # Northwestern S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS B BE BH Pts 1 Holthus, Stephanie Johnson, Naomi Shalter, Madalyn Ayers, Alex Glab, Elyse Moffett, Sabel Gray, Gabrielle Chin, Julie Gallagher, MaryGrace McNaney, Jenna Kaelin, Christina Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: % Site: Cedar Falls, Iowa (McLeod Center) % Date: Dec 04, 2010 Attend: 1315 Time: 1: % Referees: Jim Kuziela, Erik Fisaga % % Total Tie scores Lead change

32 Mizzou Volleyball Nine NCAA 32 Tournaments in 11 Seasons 2010 Volleyball Radio/TV Roster Molly Kreklow S 6-0 Fr. Delano, Minn Brittney Brimmage MB/OH 6-3 Jr. East St. Louis, Ill. Caitlyn Vann DS/L 5-6 Sr. Muncie, Ind. Marissa Ferri DS 5-4 So. Naperville, Ill. 6 Julianna Klein OH 5-11 RS Sr. Keota, Iowa Ashton Bodenstab DS 5-7 Fr. Blue Springs, Mo Lisa Henning OH 6-0 Fr. Blue Springs, Mo. Paola Ampudia OH/RS 6-1 Sr. Cali, Colombia Priscilla Armendariz DS 5-4 Jr. Blue Springs, Mo. Lindsey Petrick MB 6-1 Fr. Overland Park, Kan. 12 Paige Buchanan DS 5-7 Fr. Manchester, Mo. Weiwen Wang MB 5-11 Sr. Nanjing, China Catie Wilson MB/OPP 6-3 Sr. Omaha, Neb. Wayne Kreklow Head Coach Sixth Season Susan Kreklow Director of Volleyball 11th Season Deng Yang Assistant Coach 11th Season Chris Muscat Assistant Coach Second Season