HUSKY VOLLEYBALL 2010

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1 U N I V E R S I T Y O F W A S H I N G T O N HUSKY VOLLEYBALL 2010 Contact: Michael Bruscas Tel: Fax: mbruscas@uw.edu Schedule and Results Overall: 15-3 Pac-10: 4-3 The Invitational at Seattle, Washington A27 vs MERCER W, 3-0 A28 vs E. WASHINGTON W, 3-0 Northwest Challenge (Boise, Idaho) S3 vs Portland State W, 3-0 S4 at Boise State W, 3-0 S4 vs Gonzaga W, 3-0 Bulldog Invitational (Athens, Ga.) S10 at Georgia W, 3-0 S11 vs Georgia Tech W, 3-0 S11 vs Florida Gulf Coast W, 3-0 Pittsburgh Blue & Gold (Pittsburgh, Pa.) S16 at Pittsburgh W, 3-0 S17 vs Eastern Illinois W, 3-0 S18 vs Robert Morris W, 3-0 S24 at Oregon State* W, 3-0 S25 at #15 Oregon* L, 1-3 O1 vs #5 USC* W, 3-2 O2 vs #12 UCLA* W, 3-0 O8 vs washington st* (FSN) W, 3-0 O15 at #2 Stanford* (FSN) L, 1-3 O16 at #6 California* L, 0-3 O22 VS ARIZONA* 7 p.m. O23 VS ARIZONA STATE* 7 p.m. O29 at UCLA* 7 p.m. O30 at USC* (FSN) 3 p.m. N5 at Washington State* 7 p.m. N12 vs CALIFORNIA* 7 p.m. N13 vs STANFORD* 7 p.m. N19 at Arizona State* 6 p.m. N20 at Arizona* 6 p.m. N26 vs oregon* 7 p.m. N27 vs Oregon State* 7 p.m. NCAA First & Second Rounds D2 NCAA First & Second Round TBA D3 NCAA First & Second Round TBA D4 NCAA First & Second Round TBA NCAA Regionals (Seattle, Wash.) D10 NCAA Regionals TBA D11 NCAA Regionals TBA NCAA Championship (Kansas City, Mo.) D16 NCAA Semifinals TBA D18 NCAA Championship TBA All times Pacific and subject to change * - Pac-10 Conference matches All home matches can be watched live on GoHuskies.com Home matches in bold ALL CAPS This Week in Husky Volleyball Fri., Oct. 22 HEC EDMUNDSON PAVILION #7 Washington vs. #25 Arizona 7:00 p.m. Live Chat, Live Video, and Gametracker available on GoHuskies.com SAT., OCT. 23 HEC EDMUNDSON PAVILION #7 Washington vs. Arizona State 7:00 p.m. Live Chat, Live Video, and Gametracker available on GoHuskies.com HUSKIES LOOK TO REBOUND AT HOME AGAINST ARIZONA SCHOOLS Husky volleyball finishes up the first half of the conference slate at home this weekend, as No. 25 Arizona and Arizona State check in at Hec Edmundson Pavilion this Friday and Satuarday night. Washington (15-3, 4-3 Pac-10) is looking to come back strong after a tough weekend in the Bay Area which found UW s normally stout defense tested as the Huskies were outhit for the first two times this season by No. 2 Stanford and No. 5 Cal. The Huskies remain No. 7 in the national rankings and are tied for third in the Pac-10 but both Arizona teams are just one game back. Arizona State was the surprise team of the week last weekend as the Sun Devils beat USC and UCLA at home for the first time in 15 years. Arizona had two narrow defeats but is dangerous as well at No. 25 in the country. UW faces the Wildcats first on Friday night at 7 p.m. and then takes on the Sun Devils on Saturday, also at 7 p.m. Washington will be looking to avoid its first threematch losing streak in seven years when it faces the Wildcats. WHAT JUST HAPPENED?! Washington had its three-match win streak snapped in the Bay Area, as they lost a nailbiting four-setter at No. 2 Stanford, then lost in straight sets at California, the first straight-set loss for UW since October 31, Against Stanford, Washington won the first set, then had seven set points in the fourth set to take it to a fifth, but every time Stanford came through with a kill and eventually pulled out the set, 32-30, and the match. Becky Perry had 24 kills, her most since 2008, and hit.388, while Jenna Orlandini had a career-best 24 digs, but Stanford hit.383 for the match and over.400 for the final three sets. The next night, UW was right there in each of the first two sets at Cal, falling in both, but again was outhit, Jenna The 2010 Washington Huskies No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Last School Pronunciation 1 Amanda Gil MB 6-6 Jr. San Jose, Calif. UCLA 2 Kelcey Dunaway MB 6-2 So. Bainbridge Island, Wash. Bainbridge HS 3 Kelly Holford DS/L 5-9 So. Long Beach, Calif. Los Alamitos HS WHOLE-ford 4 Jenna Orlandini DS/L 5-6 RS Fr. La Cañada, Calif. Flintridge Sacred Heart HS Or-lan-DEE-nee 5 Kindra Carlson OH 6-1 Sr. Eaton, Colo. Eaton HS 7 Stephanie Stoll MB 6-2 Fr. Bellevue, Wash. Issaquah HS Stohl 8 Lauren Barfield MB 6-5 Jr. Bellevue, Wash. Newport HS 9 Jenni Nogueras S 5-11 So. Cayey, Puerto Rico Radians HS No-GAIR-ess 10 Becky Perry OH 6-2 Sr. Austin, Texas Bowie HS 11 Gabbi Parker OH 6-0 Fr. Eugene, Ore. Sheldon HS Gabby 14 Jenna Hagglund S 5-10 Sr. West Chester, Ohio Lakota West HS HAG-lund 15 Bianca Rowland MB 6-0 Jr. Lynnwood, Wash. King s HS RO-lund 23 Anna Cesari S 5-8 Fr. Woodway, Wash. King s HS An-a Sess-ar-ee 24 Kylin Muñoz OH 6-1 So. Monroe, Wash. Monroe HS KAI-lin MOON-yoze Head Coach: Jim McLaughlin, 10th Season Associate Head Coach: Leslie Gabriel, 10th Season; Assistant Coach: Jose Keno Gandara, Sixth Season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Tom Murphy, Fourth Season Director of Operations: Paul Isaac, Fifth Season

2 Weekly Release Page 2 October 19, UW Quick Facts University Location... Seattle, Wash. Founded... Nov. 4, 1861 Enrollment... 40,000 (29,000 undergraduate) Nickname... Huskies Colors:...Purple and Gold Conference... Pacific-10 Home Facility...Bank of America Arena (10,000) Press Row Phone... (206) Website... President... Phyllis M. Wise (Interim) Athletics Director...Scott Woodward Volleyball Staff Head Coach...Jim McLaughlin Alma Mater...UC Santa Barbara, 1985 Record at Washington (9 seasons) Career Record (20 seasons) Assistant Coaches Leslie Tuiasosopo...Washington, 2000 Jose Gandara...UC Santa Barbara, 1990 Director of Volleyball Operations... Paul Isaac Volleyball Athletic Trainer... Mike Dillon Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director for VB...Stephanie Rempe Volleyball Office Phone... (206) Team Information Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 8/4 Starters Returning/Lost... 5/ Record Pac-10 Record/Finish / tie-2nd 2009 Postseason Play... NCAA Second Round 2009 Final Ranking...13th NCAA History NCAA Tournament Appearances (1986, 1988, 1989, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) NCAA Tournament Record Best NCAA Finish National Champions Athletic Communications Associate AD/Communications...Jeff Bechthold Assistant SID/VB Contact...Michael Bruscas Bruscas Office Phone Bruscas Cell Phone Bruscas ...mbruscas@u.washington.edu Athletic Communications Fax Follow The Huskies... Twitter.com/UWVolleyball Facebook.com/UWHuskyVolleyball YouTube.com/UWAthletics Hagglund had a double-double with 38 assists and 11 digs. Perry and Carlson both went over the 1,000 career kills mark during the weekend, Perry at Stanford and Carlson at Cal. HAGGLUND NAMED CLASS AWARD FINALIST Jenna Hagglund has been named one of the 10 finalists for the inaugural Lowe s Senior CLASS Award, which honors seniors that have excelled in the areas of community, classroom, character and competition. Hagglund needs help from Husky fans to win the award, as a fan vote accounts for one third of the final decision. Fans should go to to vote as often as once per day through Nov. 23. The West Chester, Ohio native was chosen from an initial list of 30 seniors. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Lowe s Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities. Hagglund is one of three Pac-10 studentathletes nominated, along with Alix Klineman of Stanford and Carli Lloyd of California. ALL HOME MATCHES ARE ONDEMAND If you miss any of Washington s home matches this year, or just want to relive the action or a particular play, remember that every match is available to watch on Comcast OnDemand. The video is taken from the GoHuskies.com live stream with all the accoutrements of your typical television broadcast. To find the Huskies, start under Get Local or Sports & Fitness then Local Sports followed by UW and then Volleyball. SCOUTING THE WILDCATS Arizona enters the weekend ranked 25th with a 14-6 record overall, 3-4 in the Pac-10 just one game behind UW. The Wildcats are looking to bounce back after two near-miss upsets at home last weekend, as they lost to UCLA and USC both in fifth sets. Against the Trojans in their last match, senior Tiffany Owens led the way with 20 kills and junior middle Courtney Karst added 19. Owens also added a team-high 19 digs. Arizona has had road success already, as it won both matches on its Oregon trip earlier this month. Owens is averaging 4.04 kills per set to rank sixth in the conference, while hitting.297 for the year. Junior Cursty Jackson also ranks fifth in the Pac-10 with a.389 hitting percentage. Senior setter Paige Weber leads UA s offense with assists/set, fifth-best in the Pac-10 and Jackson also averages 1.16 blocks/set to rank fourth. Washington sports a 12-match winning streak against the Wildcats, dating back to the 2003 season. They were 3-0 winners over UA in Seattle last year, and have won seven straight in Seattle back to UW leads the all-time series, SCOUTING THE SUN DEVILS Arizona State should be brimming with confidence after sweeping the L.A. schools at home last weekend for the first time in 15 years. ASU surprised the 5th-ranked Trojans, 3-1, last Friday and then backed it up with another 3-1 win over No. 10 UCLA on Saturday. The Sun Devils did most of their damage at the net. Against USC they outblocked the Trojans , with sophomore Erica Wilson posting eight roofs and junior Sonja Markanovich adding six more. ASU outblocked UCLA as well, with Markanovich totaling nine blocks. Senior Sarah Reaves is ASU s top outside threat, as she ranks fifth in the Pac-10 with 4.06 kills per set. Senior libero Sarah Johnson anchors the defense with 4.48 kills per set, ranking third in the Pac-10, and junior setter Cat Highmark is seventh with assists. Washington leads the all-time series, 34-18, and has won 15 matches in a row against ASU and seven straight in Seattle. HUSKIES IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS Washington stayed put in both national polls this weekend despite last weekend s tough losses. The Huskies remained No. 7 in the AVCA poll, matching their season-high. Volleyball Magazine has UW at No. 8 this week. Washington is one of five Pac-10 teams among the top-11 in the AVCA rankings. Stanford leads the way at No. 2 overall, just behind No. 1 Florida. Cal moved up to No. 5 this week, with UW at No. 7, USC at No. 8, and UCLA at No. 11. Oregon is 16th and Arizona moved up to 25th, making seven ranked Pac-10 squads. Arizona State is also receiving votes for the first time this week. The Huskies opened the season ranked in the Top-10 in both preseason polls. The AVCA coaches poll ranked the Dawgs eighth, the second-highest Pac-10 team behind No. 4 Stanford. Volleyball Magazine started the Huskies 10th. Seven Pac-10 teams were ranked in the AVCA preseason poll, easily the most of any conference, leading the four from the Big Ten. NUMBER CRUNCHING Washington, Stanford, and California have been rotating around at the top of the NCAA in attack percentage, with UW coming in No. 3 this week with a mark of.312. Junior Bianca Rowland ranks second in the conference and 10th nationally at.412. The Huskies are backing that up on defense, as they rank second in the Pac-10 in opponent hitting percentage, allowing just a.145 mark, having held five opponents under.100. Opponent hitting percentage has dictated wins and losses thus far for UW, as they are 15-0 when holding opponents under.200, but 0-3 when they allow the other team to hit above.250. Jenna Hagglund ranks fourth nationally in assists per

3 Weekly Release Page 3 October 19, 2010 set at 12.07, and the Huskies are the only team in the Pac-10 with two outside hitters ranked in the top-10 in kills, as Kindra Carlson is eighth and Becky Perry comes in ninth. RECORDS WATCH Setter Jenna Hagglund passed a major milestone in the first set of the year, as she surpassed 4,000 career assists. Hagglund now has 4,696 assists, second in UW history only to Courtney Thompson, the all-time Pac-10 leader. Hagglund now ranks 11th in Pac-10 history, and has a good shot at reaching 5,000 assists, something only eight Pac-10 setters have ever done. On the Bay Area road trip, seniors Becky Perry and Kindra Carlson both eclipsed the 1,000 career kills mark, with Perry hitting the plateau first on Friday against the Cardinal and Carlson getting her 1K kill the next night against the Bears. They are the 14th and 15th Huskies to surpass the mark. Perry now has 1,030 and Carlson has put down 1,009. Junior Bianca Rowland is also near the top of the Pac-10 in hitting at.412, and has moved her career mark up to.400, trailing Jessica Swarbrick s career.407 mark. REPORTING FOR DUTY Four new faces have joined the Husky family this season, three freshmen and one transfer, and two more Dawgs have discarded the redshirts and moved from the bench to the starting lineup early on this season. Jenna Orlandini and Kylin Muñoz had to wait a long time for their collegiate debuts, each redshirting the 2009 season, but they put the extra time to good use, and both have earned starting roles thus far. Orlandini becomes just the third different Husky to start at libero since 2001, following All-Americans Candace Lee and Tamari Miyashiro. Orlandini has 20 or more digs in four matches this year, and ranks second in the Pac-10 with 4.48 digs/set. Muñoz had 17 kills against the Oregon schools in her first Pac-10 weekend, hitting.341 from the left side. Entering into the same waiting game as Orlandini and Muñoz is junior Amanda Gil, who joined UW from Pac-10 rival UCLA and must redshirt the season due to transfer rules. Gil was second in the NCAA and led the Pac-10 in blocks last year, and will make UW better every day in practice. Of the three freshmen, Gabbi Parker of Eugene, Oregon saw first playing time, having now started three matches, averaging 1.70 kills/set and hitting.266. Setter Anna Cesari of Woodway, Wash. and middle blocker Stephanie Stoll of Bellevue, Wash. project more long-term but have bright futures. ALL THE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS Washington captured three tournaments during the non-conference season, taking the trophy at the Northwest Challenge, the Bulldog Invitational, and the Pittsburgh Blue & Gold Invite. In Boise, at the Northwest Challenge, Bianca Rowland took home Most Valuable Player honors, after dropping 3.33 kills per set for the tourney and hitting a withering.565. Libero Jenna Orlandini, with a 5.11 digs/set average, and setter Jenna Hagglund (12.44 assists per set) also earned All- Tournament honors. The following week in Athens, Kindra Carlson powered the offense with 53 kills over three UW straight-set wins. The senior was named tourney MVP, hitting.448 for the weekend. Rowland was honored again as was fellow middle blocker Kelcey Dunaway, and Orlandini was honored as Most Valuable Libero. In the final preseason tourney, it was all about the seniors, as Carlson, Becky Perry, and Hagglund all earned All-Tournament distinction. Hagglund became the third different Dawg to win an MVP honor, as she ran the UW offense at a.370 clip over three sweeps, averaging assists per set, and also adding nine kills on nine attempts. NEXT UP Washington begins the second half of conference play with the annual trip to Los Angeles to face perennially high-ranked UCLA and USC. The Huskies visit Pauley Pavilion to face the Bruins on Oct. 29 at 7 p.m., then head across town to the Galen Center to take on USC on Saturday, Oct. 30, at 3 p.m. The UW-USC match will be taped by FSN. UW WINS IN AND OUT OF CONFERENCE With a 11-0 run through its non-conference schedule, the Huskies ran their record against non-conference foes to 98-6 since the beginning of the 2003 season. That adds up to a.942 winning percentage out of the Pac-10. Five of the six losses have been five-set nailbiters as well. Though its not as if UW has been shabby in league play either. Starting in 2004 when the Huskies won their first Pac-10 title, they have gone a combined (.826) in conference matches and finished no worse than a tie for second. HAGGLUND EARNS PLAYER OF THE WEEK Husky senior Jenna Hagglund was named Pac- 10 Women s Volleyball Player of the Week for the week of Sept The two-time All-American senior setter was named Most Valuable Player of the Pittsburgh Blue and Gold Invitational over the weekend, as the ninth-ranked Huskies swept three matches against Pittsburgh, Eastern Illinois and Robert Morris. Hagglund averaged assists per game in the tournament and was perfect with nine kills on nine attempts. She led a Washington offense that hit.370 over the three matches. On Friday against Eastern Illinois, Hagglund matched her career high with five kills on five attempts with six digs and three blocks. The next day, she had a season-high 42 assists against Robert Morris and added three Head Coach Jim McLaughlin Into his 10th year at Washington, having recorded a remarkable (.786) record during his first nine years National Coach of the Year... Three-time Pac-10 Coach of the Year (2002, 2004, 2005)... In 2005, in his fifth season at Washington, guided his squad to its first NCAA Division I title, winning every postseason match by 3-0 sweep, the first D-I school to do so in NCAA history... Won UW s first Pac-10 title in 2004 and repeated in Kept the Huskies in the AVCA Top-10 every week from Huskies have finished first or second in the Pac-10 each of the past six years... His players have earned 35 All-America awards since 2001 and 49 All-Pac-10 honors... Spent four years as the head coach at Kansas State, leading the Wildcats to an record and advancing to the NCAA Tournament all four years... Was the men s volleyball coach at Southern California for seven seasons, compiling a (.654) record and winning the NCAA title in The only coach in NCAA history to win national titles as the head men s volleyball coach and as the head women s volleyball coach... Won the 1981 California Junior College Championship as a setter with Santa Monica Junior College... Transferred to UC Santa Barbara, where he earned honorable mention All-America honors as a senior... Captained the 1985 U.S. World University Games team and was a USVBA All-American. Jim McLaughlin s All-Time Coaching Record Year School Record 1990 USC* USC* USC* USC* USC* USC* USC* Kansas State Kansas State Kansas State Kansas State Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington 15-3 Total 20 Years at USC* Seven years at Kansas State Four years at Washington Nine+ years *men s team

4 Weekly Release Page 4 October 19, 2010 AVCA Top 25 Coaches Poll No. School Points 2010 Rec. Last 1 Florida (29) Stanford (25) Nebraska (4) Hawai i (2) California Illinois Washington Southern California Penn State Texas UCLA Iowa State Michigan Northern Iowa Colorado State Oregon LSU Dayton San Diego Minnesota Tennessee Northwestern Cincinnati Florida State Arizona Others Receiving Votes: Long Beach State 48; Duke 39; Arizona State 31; St. Mary s (Calif.) 26; Cal State Fullerton 20; Ohio State 20; Tulsa 20; Purdue 17; Oklahoma 14; Pepperdine 6; Ole Miss 3 Bold indicates 2010 Washington opponents. Volleyball Magazine Top-20 Poll No. School Points Last 1. Florida (5) Stanford (4) Nebraska (1) California Hawaii Illinois Southern California Washington Penn State Texas UCLA Iowa State Northern Iowa Michigan Colorado State Dayton T. Oregon T. LSU San Diego 18 RV 20. Minnesota 8 20 Others Receiving Votes: Cincinnati, Florida State, Northwestern, Duke, Tennessee, Long Beach State Washington in the National Rankings Date AVCA Volleyball Magazine Preseason 8th 10th Week 1 9th 9th Week 2 9th 9th Week 3 9th 8th Week 4 7th 7th Week 5 10th 10th Week 6 9th 9th Week 7 7th 8th Week 8 7th 8th more kills. It is Hagglund s third-career Pac-10 Player of the Week honor and her first since winning the honor on Oct. 13, It is also the 29th weekly recognition for Washington all-time IN THE REARVIEW MIRROR Washington entered the 2009 season with typically high expectations, and burst out of the gate with straight set wins in each of its first 15 matches. Washington was the last team in the country to lose a set, winning a programrecord 46 in a row. In a win at the Tampa Twice Tournament, the Huskies swept then-no. 9 Minnesota and then-no. 4 Florida on back-to-back nights. All told the Huskies went 10-0 in non-conference play. Stanford gave UW its first loss, 3-2 in Palo Alto, but the Huskies got revenge with a sweep of Stanford in Seattle. It was Stanford s first straight-set Pac-10 loss since The Dawgs finished with a 13-5 Pac-10 record, and had to settle for second after dropping the finale in five sets to Oregon after having three match points go by the wayside. The Huskies, ranked No. 3 for much of the season, were seeded sixth in their eighth consecutive NCAA tournament and sent to Colorado State for the first and second rounds. After beating Northern Colorado in the opener, UW was upset by CSU on its home court, 3-1, to end the season. Postseason honors were numerous, as four Huskies earned AVCA All-America honors: Kindra Carlson (2nd Team), Tamari Miyashiro (2nd), Jenna Hagglund, (3rd), and Bianca Rowland (HM). Carlson, Miyashiro and Hagglund were voted All-Pac-10, and senior Jill Collymore was an Academic All-American. During the year, Miyashiro broke the school digs record, finishing ninth in NCAA history at 2,382. Rowland set the school record for attack percentage, hitting.456 to lead the Pac-10 and rank third in the NCAA. Washington led the Pac-10 in hitting at.288 and also limited opponents to a league-best.174 percentage. UW ON THE TUBE Washington fans will have three chances to catch the Huskies on television this year no matter where they live. Matches will air on a delayed basis on FSN as well as Fox College Sports (FCS). The first televised match for the Huskies was the October 8 in-state battle against Washington State. Washington was the match of the week again last week, as UW s visit to Stanford on Oct. 15 was taped. The Huskies will then be featured in another road contest when they arrive in Los Angeles to face USC on Oct. 30. Official broadcast dates and times will not be available until the week of the matches. Of course, UW fans can watch every home match live on GoHuskies.com and archived on Comcast On- Demand. COACHES PICK HUSKIES SECOND IN PAC In a vote by the conference head coaches, Washington was chosen to place second in the Pac-10 Conference for the 2010 season. The Huskies received two out of 10 first place votes. There was a consensus top three teams in the polling, with defending champion Stanford earning the top spot with the Huskies right behind. The Cardinal, who edged UW for the 2009 Pac- 10 title by one game, picked up 77 points and six first-place votes for the top spot, while UW had 72 points, followed by USC, fifth in the league a year ago, with the remaining two first-place votes and 70 points overall. Behind Washington was a sizeable gap to Arizona which was picked fourth with 52 points. California was fifth with 48 points, Oregon comes in sixth with 39, seventh was UCLA with 37, and eighth is Arizona State with 22 points. Washington State and Oregon State ranked ninth and 10th with 17 and 10 points, respectively. Last season the conference sent a record-tying eight teams to the NCAA Championships.

5 Weekly Release Page 5 October 19, Double-Doubles Becky Perry (4) vs. Gonzaga 11 kills, 12 digs at Oregon State 12 kills, 11 digs vs. USC 20 kills, 12 digs vs. UCLA 11 kills, 12 digs Kindra Carlson (2) at Georgia 17 kills, 11 digs at Stanford 13 kills, 11 digs Jenna Hagglund (3) vs. USC 44 assists, 11 digs at Stanford 54 assists, 15 digs at California 38 assists, 11 digs Season Streaks Season-High Set Win Streak 36 - August 27-September 24 Season-High Set Losing Streak 6 - October 15-Current Season-High Match Win Streak 12 - August 27-September 24 Current Set Streak Lost 6 since October 15 Current Match Streak Lost 2 October 15 Home Total Home Average Attendance 14,206 / 5 matches 2,841 (7th nationally) Road Total 4,926 / 5 matches Road Average 985 Neutral Total 4,836 / 6 matches Neutral Average 809 The Last Time... Team Washington lost the first set in a win vs. Northern Colorado , 25-15, 25-22, (W, 3-1) Washington lost the first two sets in a win at Oregon , 26-30, 30-16, 30-25, (W, 3-2) Washington was down 2-1 in a win vs. USC , 22-25, 24-26, 25-20, (W, 3-2) Washington won the first set in a loss at Stanford (L, 1-3) Washington won the first two sets in a loss vs. Oregon (L, 2-3) Washington was up 2-1 in a loss vs. Oregon (L, 2-3) Washington beat a ranked opponent vs. No. 12 UCLA (W, 3-0) Washington beat a top-10 opponent vs. No. 5 USC (W, 3-2) Washington beat a top-10 opponent on the road at No. 6 UCLA (W, 3-0) Digs Washington had 80+ digs vs. Oregon (L, 2-3) Washington had 90+ digs , 90 vs. Missouri (W, 3-2) Washington had 100+ digs , 127 vs. UCLA (W, 3-2) Blocks Washington had 15+ blocks , 16.5 vs. USC (W, 3-2) Washington had 20+ blocks , 22.5 vs. Missouri (W, 3-2) Washington was out-blocked and won , Robert Morris out-blocked Washington (W, 3-0) Hitting Percentage Washington hit over.400 as a team , Washington hit.464 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (W, 3-0) Washington hit.500+ as a team in a single set , Washington hit.567 in set 2 vs. Robert Morris (W, 3-0) Washington hit.600+ as a team in a single set , Washington hit.647 in set 3 vs. E. Washington (W, 3-0) Washington s opponent hit over.300 as a team , California hit.349 (W, 3-0) Washington s opponent hit over.350 as a team , Washington State hit.362 (W, 3-1) Washington held an opponent to under.100 hitting , Pittsburgh hit.000 (W, 3-0) Washington hit less than , Washington hit.195 at California (L, 0-3) Washington hit less than.200 and won , Washington hit.192 vs. USC (W, 3-2) Washington out-hit the opponent and lost , Washington outhit Oregon (L, 1-3) Washington was out-hit and won , Arizona outhit Washington (W, 3-1) Kills Washington had four players with 10+ kills vs. Northern Colorado (W, 3-1)...Kindra Carlson - 20; Becky Perry - 17; Bianca Rowland - 11; Airial Salvo - 11 Washington had three players with 15+ kills vs. Oregon (L, 2-3)...Kindra Carlson - 24; Becky Perry - 18; Bianca Rowland - 17 No Washington player had 10+ kills vs. Rober Morris [Becky Perry/Kylin Munoz - 9] (W, 3-0) A Washington player had 20 or more kills at Stanford (L, 1-3); Becky Perry - 24 A Washington player had 25 or more kills vs. California (L, 2-3); Kindra Carlson - 26 A Washington player had 30 or more kills at UCLA (W, 3-2); Becky Perry - 33 A Washington player had 50 or more attempts at Oregon (L, 1-3); Kindra Carlson - 58 A Washington player had 60 or more attempts vs. Oregon (L, 2-3); Kindra Carlson - 60 A Washington player had 70 or more attempts at USC (W, 3-2); Becky Perry - 70 Digs Five Washington players had 10+ digs vs. California (L, 2-3)...Tamari Miyashiro - 17; Kindra Carlson - 12; Jill Collymore - 11; Jenna Hagglund - 10; Airial Salvo - 10 Three Washington players had 15+ digs vs. USC (W, 3-2)...Tamari Miyashiro - 30; Jill Collymore - 17; Kindra Carlson - 15 A Washington player recorded 20 or more digs at Stanford (L, 1-3); Jenna Orlandini - 24 A Washington player recorded 25 or more digs vs. Oregon (L, 2-3); Tamari Miyashiro - 31 A Washington player recorded 30 or more digs vs. Oregon (L, 2-3); Tamari Miyashiro - 31 Blocks A Washington player had 7 or more blocks vs. UCLA (W, 3-0)... Lauren Barfield - 9 [0-9] A Washington player had 10 or more blocks at USC (L, 2-3); Lauren Barfield - 11 [0-11] Aces A Washington player had 3 or more aces at California (L, 0-3); Kindra Carlson - 3 A Washington player had 5 or more aces vs. Oregon (L, 2-3); Jill Collymore - 6 A Washington player had 7 or more aces vs. San Diego (W, 3-0); Jill Collymore - 7 Hitting Percentage A Washington player had a.500 attack percentage at Stanford (L, 1-3)...Lauren Barfield [5-0-7] A Washington player had a.600 attack percentage at Stanford (L, 1-3)...Lauren Barfield [5-0-7] A Washington player had a.700 attack percentage at Stanford (L, 1-3)...Lauren Barfield [5-0-7] Assists A Washington player had 50 or more assists at Stanford (L, 1-3); Jenna Hagglund - 54 A Washington player had 60 or more assists vs. Oregon (L, 2-3); Jenna Hagglund - 67 A Washington player had 70 or more assists vs. BYU (L, 2-3); Jenna Hagglund - 70

6 Weekly Release Page 6 October 19, 2010 Washington s 2010 Record When... Overall Record Pac-10 Record At Home Away Neutral Site In Three-Set Matches In Four-Set Matches In Five-Set Matches Winning Set One Losing Set One Leading Trailing Tied Leading Trailing Tied Hitting below Hitting Hitting Hitting.300 or better Opponent hits.300 or better Opponent hits Opponent hits Opponent hits Opponent hits below Leading in service aces Trailing in service aces Tied in service aces Leading in digs Trailing in digs Tied in digs Leading in blocks Trailing in blocks Tied in blocks In August In September In October In November In December Pac-10 Standings Conference Overall W L PCT W L PCT HOME AWAY NEUT LAST 10 STREAK California W 2 Stanford W 2 Oregon W 1 USC W 1 Washington L 2 UCLA L 1 Arizona L 2 Arizona State W 3 Oregon State L 5 Washington State L 7 Pac-10 Statistics Team Stats Hitting Percentage 1. Stanford Washington.312 Opponent Hitting Percentage 1. California Washington.145 Individual Stats Hitting Percentage 1. Lauren Williams Bianca Rowland.412 Kills Per Set 8. Kindra Carlson Becky Perry 3.88 Assists Per Set 2. Jenna Hagglund NCAA Statistics Team Stats Hitting Percentage 1. Stanford Washington.312 Kills Per Set 1. Stanford Washington Assists Per Set 1. Stanford Washington Blocks Per Set 1. California Washington 2.51 Blocks Per Set 5. Bianca Rowland 1.12 Service Aces Per Set 4. Kindra Carlson Kelcey Dunaway 0.27 Assists Per Set 1. Stanford Washington Service Aces Per Set 1. Oregon Washington 1.60 Digs Per Set 1. UCLA Washington Digs Per Set 2. Jenna Orlandini 4.48 Points Per Set 5. Kindra Carlson Becky Perry 4.54 Service Aces Per Set 1. Mid-East. Shore Washington 1.60 Sunday matches Monday matches Tuesday matches Wednesday matches Thursday matches Friday matches Saturday matches Day Games Night Games Versus ranked opponents Versus top-10 opponents Versus Opponents Receiving Votes Kills Per Set 1. Stanford Washington Individual Stats (TOP-100) Hitting Percentage 10. Bianca Rowland.412 Kills Per Set 48. Kindra Carlson Becky Perry 3.88 Blocks Per Set 1. Nebraska Washington 2.51 Assists Per Set 4. Jenna Hagglund Blocks Per Set 80. Bianca Rowland 1.12 Service Aces Per Set 75. Kindra Carlson 0.38 Digs Per Set 1. Yale Washington Digs Per Set 96. Jenna Orlandini 4.48 Points Per Set 27. Kindra Carlson Becky Perry 4.54

7 Weekly Release Page 7 October 19, 2010 Match-By-Match Team Comparison Opponent Score Kills E TA Hit % Assts SA SE RE Digs BS-BA BE Total BHE A27 vs. Mercer W, /20 5/20 82/76.451/ /19 4/1 12/5 1/4 29/ /0-2 0/0 8.5/1.0 0/0 A28 vs. Eastern Wash. W, /23 8/15 61/65.393/ /22 14/2 8/12 2/14 22/ /0-8 1/0 7.0/4.0 0/1 S3 vs. Portland State W, /21 12/22 100/91.300/ /21 5/5 11/5 5/5 41/ /2-10 2/2 11.0/7.0 1/0 S4 at Boise State W, /27 12/15 83/84.386/ /27 8/5 8/8 5/8 35/ /3-0 0/0 5.0/3.0 1/0 S4 vs. Gonzaga W, /27 17/16 106/ / /27 6/1 8/6 1/6 56/ /2-16 2/1 8.0/10.0 0/1 S10 at Georgia W, /33 14/17 121/ / /31 0/1 10/7 1/0 56/53 1-8/0-16 2/2 5.0/8.0 1/1 S11 vs. Georgia Tech W, /29 8/24 93/96.376/ /29 3/3 8/4 3/3 39/ /0-4 1/3 6.0/2.0 1/1 S11 vs. Florida Gulf Coast W, /20 7/21 69/76.464/ /19 7/2 10/6 2/7 28/ /1-4 0/4 5.0/3.0 2/2 S16 at Pittsburgh W, /23 11/23 85/91.365/ /22 7/1 6/1 1/7 39/ /0-10 1/1 15.0/5.0 0/1 S17 vs. Eastern Illinois W, /29 11/18 98/91.367/ /29 5/4 6/2 4/5 36/ /1-8 4/2 7.0/5.0 0/3 S18 vs. Robert Morris W, /25 10/13 101/88.376/ /25 5/3 10/8 3/5 46/39 1-6/0-11 0/0 4.0/5.5 1/1 S24 at Oregon State W, /31 13/18 105/ / /27 7/3 12/7 3/7 47/ /2-5 1/0 8.0/4.5 0/0 S25 at #15 Oregon L, /60 16/21 149/ / /59 5/6 11/8 6/5 49/ /1-12 2/5 11.0/7.0 0/1 O1 vs. #5 USC W, /55 22/30 156/ / /54 2/10 12/12 10/2 58/ /4-12 1/3 16.5/10.0 0/1 O2 vs. #12 UCLA W, /35 8/21 121/ / /34 2/3 12/4 3/2 56/ /1-4 0/2 12.0/3.0 1/0 O8 vs. Washington State W, /35 11/21 83/96.325/ /34 6/3 9/13 3/6 30/ /2-5 0/3 6.5/4.5 0/0 O15 at #2 Stanford L, /69 21/12 157/ / /67 3/6 8/10 6/3 62/64 0-6/2-16 1/3 3.0/10.0 0/0 O16 at #6 California L, /47 17/13 133/ / /46 4/4 7/2 4/4 53/ /2-16 0/1 7.0/10.0 0/0 Statistics listed Washington/Opponent Match-By-Match Statistical Leaders Opponent Score Kills Assists Service Aces Digs Blocks Points A27 vs. Mercer W, 3-0 Carlson 14 Hagglund 38 K.C./B.P./J.H./J.O. 1 Orlandini 9 Perry 5 Carlson 16.0 A28 vs. Eastern Washington W, 3-0 Carlson/Perry 8 Hagglund 27 Perry 4 Carlson 6 Rowland 5 Perry 13.0 S3 vs. Portland State W, 3-0 Perry 18 Hagglund 35 Holford 2 Orlandini 14 Dunaway 8 Perry 21.0 S4 at Boise State W, 3-0 Carlson 13 Hagglund 38 Carlson/Holford 3 Orlandini 12 Rowland 3 Carlson 16.5 S4 vs. Gonzaga W, 3-0 Perry 11 Hagglund 39 Dunaway 4 Orlandini 20 Dunaway 5 Perry 14.0 S10 at Georgia W, 3-0 Carlson 17 Hagglund 39 No aces Orlandini 16 Rowland 4 Carlson 18.0 S11 vs. Georgia Tech W, 3-0 Carlson 22 Hagglund 37 K.D./K.C./K.H. 1 Orlandini 16 Dunaway 4 Carlson 24.5 S11 vs. Florida Gulf Coast W, 3-0 Carlson 14 Hagglund 32 J.H./K.M./J.O. 2 Muñoz 7 Rowland 3 Carlson 15.0 S16 at Pittsburgh W, 3-0 Carlson 16 Hagglund 38 Parker 3 Orlandini 14 Rowland 9 Carlson 21.5 S17 vs. Eastern Illinois W, 3-0 Carlson 15 Hagglund 36 Carlson 3 Orlandini 10 K.D./J.H./B.R. 3 Carlson 18.5 S18 vs. Robert Morris W, 3-0 Muñoz/Perry 9 Hagglund 42 Holford/Muñoz 2 Orlandini 22 Dunaway/Hagglund 2 Muñoz 11.5 S24 at Oregon State W, 3-0 Carlson 13 Hagglund 35 K.D./K.C./B.P. 2 Orlandini 18 Dunaway 4 Carlson 16.0 S25 at #15 Oregon L, 1-3 Carlson 20 Hagglund 52 Dunaway 2 Orlandini 20 Rowland 6 Carlson 23.5 O1 vs. #5 USC W, 3-2 Perry 20 Hagglund 44 Hagglund/Holford 1 Orlandini 14 Rowland 7 Perry 22.5 O2 vs. #12 UCLA W, 3-0 Carlson 13 Hagglund 43 Holford 2 Orlandini 17 Barfield 9 Carlson 14.5 O8 vs. Washington State W, 3-0 Carlson/Rowland 11 Hagglund 33 Carlson 2 Orlandini 10 Barfield 4 Carlson 14.0 O15 at #2 Stanford L, 1-3 Perry 24 Hagglund 54 J.H./B.R./J.O. 1 Orlandini 24 Rowland 3 Perry 24.5 O16 at #6 California L, 0-3 Perry 12 Hagglund 38 Carlson 3 Orlandini 16 Rowland 4 Carlson 16.0 Kills Leader: Carlson 12; Perry 7, Muñoz 1; Rowland 1 Assists Leader: Hagglund 18 Aces Leader: Carlson 7, Holford 6, Dunaway 4, Hagglund 4, Orlandini 3, Perry 3, Muñoz 2, Parker 1, Rowland 1 Digs Leader: Orlandini 16, Carlson 1, Muñoz 1 Blocks Leader: Rowland 10, Dunaway 6, Barfield 2, Hagglund 2, Perry 1 Points Leader: Carlson 12, Perry 5, Muñoz 1

8 Weekly Release Page 8 October 19, Lauren Barfield JR Middle Blocker 6-5 Bellevue, Wash. (Newport) Kills...7 (10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Attacks...13 (10/16/10 at California) Hitting Pct [5-0-7] (10/15/10 at Stanford) Assists... Aces... Digs...1 (10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Blocks [BS-BA]...9 [0-9] (10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Points (10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Kills...8 (10/17/09 vs. USC) Attacks...18 (10/17/09 vs. USC) Hitting Pct [5-0-6] (11/14/09 at UCLA) Assists...1, 2x (10/3/09 vs. Arizona) Aces...1, 2x (last 9/18/08 vs. Seattle U.) Digs...2 (10/10/09 at Stanford) Blocks [BS-BA] [0-11] (11/13/09 at USC) Points (10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Total Kindra Carlson SR Outside Hitter 6-1 Eaton, Colo. (Eaton) Kills...22 (9/11/10 vs. Georgia Tech) Attacks...58 (9/25/10 at Oregon) Hitting Pct [ ] (9/11/10 vs. Fla. Gulf Coast) Assists...2 (8/28/10 vs. Eastern Wash.) Aces... 3, 4x (last 10/16/10 at California) Digs... 11, 2x (last 10/15/10 at Stanford) Blocks [BS-BA]...7 [0-7] (9/16/10 at Pittsburgh) Points (9/11/10 vs. Georgia Tech) Kills (11/7/09 vs. California) Attacks (11/27/09 vs. Oregon) Hitting Pct [ ] (9/11/10 vs. Fla. Gulf Coast) Assists... 2, 3x (last 8/28/10 vs. Eastern Wash.) Aces... 3, 6x (last 10/16/10 at California) Digs (11/27/09 vs. Oregon) Blocks [BS-BA]... 9 [1-8] (11/29/08 vs. Arizona St) Points (11/7/09 vs. California) Total

9 Weekly Release Page 9 October 19, Anna Cesari FR Setter 5-8 Woodway, Wash. (King s) Attacks... Assists... Aces... Digs... Blocks [BS-BA]... Points... Attacks... Assists... Aces... Digs... Blocks [BS-BA]... Points Has not competed 2 Kelcey Dunaway SO Middle Blocker 6-2 Bainbridge Island, Wash. (Bainbridge) Kills...8 (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Attacks...15 (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Hitting Pct [7-0-11] (9/10/10 at Georgia) Assists...1 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces...4 (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Digs... 2, 2x (last 10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Blocks [BS-BA]...8 [0-8] (9/3/10 vs. Portland St) Points (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Kills... 8 (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Attacks... 15, 2x (last 9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Hitting Pct [4-0-4] (10/23/09 at Washington St) Assists...1 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces...4 (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Digs...2, 2x (last 10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Blocks [BS-BA]... 8 [0-8], 2x (last 9/3/10 vs. Portland St) Points (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) 2008 Redshirted Total

10 Weekly Release Page 10 October 19, Amanda Gil JR Middle Blocker 6-6 San Jose, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty/UCLA) Attacks... Assists... Aces... Digs... Blocks [BS-BA]... Points... Kills (9/20/08 at Northwestern) Attacks (9/20/08 at Northwestern) Hitting Pct [ ] (9/16/08 at Cal St Northridge) Assists...2, 6x (last 11/28/09 vs. Arizona St) Aces... 1, 15x (last 10/17/09 at Washington St) Digs...7 (9/13/09 at Nebraska) Blocks [BS-BA] [2-11] (11/1/08 vs. Oregon) Points (9/20/08 at Northwestern) Redshirting Total Jenna Hagglund SR Setter 5-10 West Chester, Ohio (Lakota West) Kills... 5 (9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Attacks... 5 (9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Hitting Pct , 4x (best [5-0-5] 9/17/10 vs. E. Illinois) Assists...54 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces... 2, 2x (last 9/11/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast) Digs...15 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Blocks [BS-BA]... 3 [0-3], 5x (last 10/16/10 at California) Points (9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Kills... 5, 2x (last 9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Attacks (11/8/07 vs. Stanford) Hitting Pct , 14x (best [5-0-5] last 9/17/10 vs. E. Illinois) Assists...76 (11/30/07 vs. Missouri) Aces... 5, 2x (last 12/5/08 vs. Portland St) Digs (10/10/08 at UCLA) Blocks [BS-BA]... 8 [0-8] (11/16/07 at USC) Points , 2x (last 9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Total

11 Weekly Release Page 11 October 19, Kelly Holford SO Def. Specialist/Libero 5-9 Long Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos) Attacks...1, 2x (9/10/10 at Georgia) Assists... 2, 2x (last 10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Aces... 3 (9/4/10 at Boise St) Digs...11 (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Blocks [BS-BA]... Points (9/4/10 at Boise St) Attacks... 1, 2x (9/10/10 at Georgia) Assists...2, 2x (last 10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Aces...3 (9/4/10 at Boise St) Digs (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Blocks [BS-BA]... Points (9/4/10 at Boise St) Total Kylin Muñoz SO Outside Hitter 6-1 Monroe, Wash. (Monroe) Kills...9, 3x (last 9/24/10 at Oregon St) Attacks...28 (9/10/10 at Georgia) Hitting Pct [6-0-11] (8/27/10 vs. Mercer) Assists...2 (9/11/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast) Aces... 2, 2x (last 9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Digs...9 (9/10/10 at Georgia) Blocks [BS-BA]...4 [2-2] (10/1/10 vs. USC) Points (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Kills... 9, 2x (last 9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Attacks...28 (9/10/10 at Georgia) Hitting Pct [6-0-11] (8/27/10 vs. Mercer) Assists...2 (9/11/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast) Aces... 2, 2x (last 9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Digs...9 (9/10/10 at Georgia) Blocks [BS-BA]...4 [2-2] (10/1/10 vs. USC) Points (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) 2009 Redshirted Total

12 Weekly Release Page 12 October 19, Jenni Nogueras SO Setter 5-11 Cayey, Puerto Rico (Radians) Attacks... Assists... Aces... Digs... Blocks [BS-BA]... Points... Attacks... Assists (9/5/09 at Portland St) Aces...3 (9/4/09 vs. Boise St) Digs... 6 (9/11/09 vs. Minnesota) Blocks [BS-BA]... 1 [0-1] (11/7/09 vs. California) Points (9/4/09 vs. Boise St) Has not competed Total Jenna Orlandini RS FR Def. Specialist/Libero 5-6 La Cañada, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart) Attacks... Assists...5 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces... 2, 2x (last 9/11/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast) Digs...24 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Blocks [BS-BA]... Points , 2x (last 9/11/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast) Attacks... Assists...5 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces... 2, 2x (last 9/11/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast) Digs...24 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Blocks [BS-BA]... Points , 2x (last 9/11/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast) Total

13 Weekly Release Page 13 October 19, Gabbi Parker FR Outside Hitter 6-0 Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon) Kills...10 (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Attacks...22 (9/10/10 at Georgia) Hitting Pct (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Assists... Aces...3 (9/16/10 at Pittsburgh) Digs...5 (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Blocks [BS-BA]... 1 [0-1], 2x (last 9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Points (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Kills...10 (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Attacks...22 (9/10/10 at Georgia) Hitting Pct (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Assists... Aces...3 (9/16/10 at Pittsburgh) Digs...5 (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Blocks [BS-BA]... 1 [0-1], 2x (last 9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Points (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Total Becky Perry SR Outside Hitter 6-2 Austin, Texas (James Bowie) Kills...24 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Attacks...49 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Hitting Pct [8-0-18] (9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Assists...3, 2x (last 9/24/10 at Oregon St) Aces...4 (8/28/10 vs. Eastern Wash.) Digs... 12, 3x (last 10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Blocks [BS-BA]... 5 [1-4] (8/27/10 vs. Mercer) Points (10/15/10 at Stanford) Kills (10/10/08 at UCLA) Attacks (10/10/08 at UCLA) Hitting Pct [8-0-11] (9/18/08 vs. Seattle U.) Assists... 3, 2x (last 9/24/10 at Oregon St) Aces...6 (9/13/07 at North Florida) Digs (10/11/08 at USC) Blocks [BS-BA]...11 [0-11] (11/30/07 vs. Missouri) Points (10/10/08 at UCLA) 2006 Redshirted Total

14 Weekly Release Page 14 October 19, Bianca Rowland JR Middle Blocker 6-0 Lynnwood, Wash. (King s) Kills...17 (10/1/10 vs. USC) Attacks...36 (10/1/10 vs. USC) Hitting Pct [8-0-11] (9/3/10 vs. Portland St) Assists... 1, 3x (last 10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces...2 (8/28/10 vs. Eastern Wash.) Digs... 2, 2x (last 9/10/10 at Georgia) Blocks [BS-BA]...9 [1-8] (9/16/10 at Pittsburgh) Points (10/1/10 vs. USC) Kills...17, 2x (last 10/1/10 vs. USC) Attacks...36 (10/1/10 vs. USC) Hitting Pct [6-0-6] (9/4/09 vs. Boise St) Assists...1, 9x (last 10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces... 4 (10/2/09 vs. Arizona St) Digs...6 (10/10/09 at Stanford) Blocks [BS-BA]... 9 [1-8] (9/16/10 at Pittsburgh) Points , 2x (last 10/1/10 vs. USC) Total Stephanie Stoll FR Middle Blocker 6-2 Bellevue, Wash. (Issaquah) Attacks... Assists... Aces... Digs... Blocks [BS-BA]... Points... Attacks... Assists... Aces... Digs... Blocks [BS-BA]... Points... Year SP K K/S E TA Pct. A A/S SA SA/S SE Dig D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE Points Pts/S 2010 Has not competed

15 Weekly Release Page 15 October 19, 2010 Mercer vs #8 Washington (Aug 27, 2010 at Seattle, Wash.) # Mercer S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 8 BRAXTON, Charlayna URBELIS, Rachel FRUTCHEY, Aimee HURLEY, Krista VRVILO, Erica SHEERIN, Bridget COURSEY, Anna IANNARINO, Carly DUFFY, Jamie HARRIS, Charlotte ROCHEFORT, Emily Team 1 Totals Mercer (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Eastern Washington vs #8 Washington (Aug 28, 2010 at Seattle, Wash.) # Eastern Washington S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 2 COVIARE, Chenoa BROWN, Jacque PUCKETT, Shelby REINSTEIN, Allison BROWN, Laney WARREN, Esther CALLES, Tyler NIEMEIER, Lindsay WRIGHT, Ashley PETRONI, Lindsey CROSBY, Celeste VANDERWEL, Amy Team 1 Totals Eastern Washington ( TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Carlson, Kindra Barfield, Lauren Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.5 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Hec Edmundson) Date: Aug 27, 2010 Attend: 1503 Time: 1:12 Referees: Tana Martin, Ami Filimaua 5 Carlson, Kindra Barfield, Lauren Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Parker, Gabbi Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.0 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Hec Ed Pavilion) Date: Aug 28, 2010 Attend: 1876 Time: 1:16 Referees: Ami Fiumaua, Allan Chinn Tie scores Lead change #9 Washington vs Portland State (Sep 3, 2010 at Boise, Idaho) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Orlandini, Jenna Munoz, Kylin Totals Portland State (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: #9 Washington vs Boise State (Sep 4, 2010 at Boise, Idaho) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals Boise State (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: # Portland State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 2 HAMILTON, Christie ROSENDALE, Alexa ELLIS, Megan PHILLIPS, Whitney ZIELKE, Lana SCHLATTER, Garyn PATTON, Kaeli BATEHAM, Nicole KRISTINIKOVA, Domi VILLALPANDO, Diana Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.0 Site: Boise, Idaho (Bronco Gym) Date: Sep 3, 2010 Attend: Time: 1:30 Referees: Conrad Johnston, Chris Saunders Tie scores Lead change # Boise State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Nesselhuf, Breann Jones, Fiona Harden, Liz Maughan, Sadie Whitney, Kersti Young, Alisha Griffin, Elizabeth Hamm, Lauren Remy, Amanda Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 3.0 Site: Boise, Idaho (Bronco Gym) Date: Sep 4, 2010 Attend: 718 Time: 1:30 Referees: Chris Saunders, Conrad Johnston Tie scores Lead change

16 Weekly Release Page 16 October 19, 2010 Gonzaga University vs #9 Washington (Sep 4, 2010 at Boise, Idaho) # Gonzaga University S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 2 EDELMAN, Schylur COZAD, Caitlin VAN DE MORTEL,Denise CRENSHAW, Meredith GENGER, Jessie LAVRISHA, Kristina POINDEXTER, Terran POWELL, Allyson EDINGER, Kylie DAY, Laura Totals Gonzaga University (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Parker, Gabbi Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 Site: Boise, Idaho (Bronco Gym) Date: Sep 4, 2010 Attend: Time: 1:35 Referees: Garrod Shumway, Chris Saunders Tie scores Lead change #9 Washington vs Georgia (Sep 10, 2010 at Athens, Ga.) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Parker, Gabbi Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals Georgia (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: # Georgia S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 4 Dylla, Ann Clark, Erika Northcutt, Brittany Gates, Kathleen Gonzalez, Valentina Summers, Allison Choi, Nicole Tietz, Carla Luft, Kathleen May, Simone Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 Site: Athens, Ga. (Ramsey Center) Date: Sep 10, 2010 Attend: 1111 Time: 1:32 Referees: Kevin Wendelboe, Bill Zehler Tie scores Lead change Georgia Tech vs #9 Washington (Sep 11, 2010 at Athens, Ga.) # Georgia Tech S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 2 Asia Stawicka Monique Mead Bailey Hunter Alexis Woodson Susan Carlson Mary Ashley Tippins Jordan McCullers Nicki Meyer Annie Czarnecki Alison Campbell Jennifer Percy Totals Georgia Tech (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Parker, Gabbi Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 6.0 Site: Athens, Ga. (Ramsey Center) Date: Sep 11, 2010 Attend: 479 Time: 1:06 Referees: Bill Zehler, Angelle Simms Tie scores Lead change #9 Washington vs Florida Gulf Coast (Sep 11, 2010 at Athens, Ga.) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Carlson, Kindra Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Orlandini, Jenna Parker, Gabbi Totals Florida Gulf Coast (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: # Florida Gulf Coast S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 LYLES, Chelsea COWDEN, Jacqueline DOMINGUEZ, Camil CHILDS, Lindsey MUSE, Brittany SHAWVER, Caitlin NAPOLEON, Alexa YOUNGQUIST, Holly BARNES, Jessica Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 3.0 Site: Athens, Ga. (Ramsey Center) Date: Sep 11, 2010 Attend: 2276 Time: 1:33 Referees: Kevin Wendelboe, Bill Zehler Tie scores Lead change

17 Weekly Release Page 17 October 19, 2010 #9 Washington vs Pittsburgh (Sep 16, 2010 at Pittsburgh, Pa.) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Parker, Gabbi Totals Pittsburgh (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: #9 Washington vs Eastern Illinois (Sep 17, 2010 at Pittsburgh, Pa.) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Parker, Gabbi Totals Eastern Illinois (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: # Pittsburgh S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 2 ROHALL, Tara KING, Alyssa TOWN, Amy HARPER, Imani CAMPBELL, Alexa LEGGS, Kiesha KALBERER, Rachel KATONA, Jenn FELDMAN, Melanie ACTON, Margy LHOTA, Brittany HODNIK, Allyson WALKER, Michelle PHILLIPS, Alex Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 Site: Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fitzgerald F.H.) Date: Sep 16, 2010 Attend: 427 Time: 1:18 Referees: Kathy Ferraraccio, Scott Atkinson Tie scores Lead change # Eastern Illinois S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 BERENS, Alison ORR, Kelsey ALBERS, Chrissie HUTCHINSON, Reynae HAKE, Erin DIETER, Jorie WALLACE, Brittany CAVANAH, Kylie ZWETTLER, Alex MARTIN, Amy Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 Site: Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fitzgerald F.H.) Date: Sep 17, 2010 Attend: 402 Time: 1:30 Referees: J.P. Santasofia, David Dufrene Tie scores Lead change Robert Morris vs #9 Washington (Sep 18, 2010 at Pittsburgh, PA) # Robert Morris S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 2 VEITH, Hannah GRAHAM, Amanda CRAIG, Amanda DRABANT, Charla HELLMICH, Jaye DEINES, Alex CATUCCI, Andrea MOSER, Corinne JENNINGS, Addie MONGER, Lindsey DRABANT, Charla Team 1 Totals Robert Morris (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Orlandini, Jenna Parker, Gabbi Munoz, Kylin Totals #7 Washington vs Oregon State (Sep 24, 2010 at Corvallis, Ore.) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals Oregon State (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 1-0 Pac , 0-1 Pac-10 # Oregon State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 O'Neil, Alyssa Sawatzky, Jill Saxton, Camille McBride, Megan Kressl, Mona Eneliko, Ashley Freeman, Dianni Defoe, Becky Shaw, Dre Brown, Tami Zimmerman, Kelsey Locke, Kaitlan Team 1 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 4.0 Site: Pittsburgh, PA (Fitzgerald FH) Date: Sep 18, 2010 Attend: 364 Time: 1:03 Referees: Dave Dufrene, Chris Cant TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 4.5 Site: Corvallis, Ore. (Gill Coliseum) Date: Sep 24, 2010 Attend: 1548 Time: 1:24 Referees: Rory Arisumi, Virginia Hays Tie scores Lead change Tie scores Lead change

18 Weekly Release Page 18 October 19, 2010 #7 Washington vs #15 Oregon (Sep 25, 2010 at Eugene, Ore.) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Barfield, Lauren Team 1 Totals #5 USC vs #10 Washington (Oct 01, 2010 at Seattle, Wash.) # USC S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Olgard, Alexis Jupiter, Alex Williams, Lauren Bateman, Kendall Fonoimoana, Falyn Fuller, Katie Urango, Geena Hagglund, Natalie Burnham, Kirby Shaw, Sara Totals Washington (1) Oregon (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 1-1 Pac , 2-0 Pac TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: USC (2) Washington (3) , 1-1 Pac , 2-1 Pac-10 # Oregon S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 3 Kawasaki, Kellie Plum, Lauren Williams, Ariana Meyers, Heather Levig, Jocelyn Fischer, Katherine Bergsma, Alaina Wheeler, Jaklyn Jacob, Haley Gross, Lauren Irwin, Camryn Team 2 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.0 Site: Eugene, Ore. (McArthur Court) Date: Sep 25, 2010 Attend: 1122 Time: 1:48 Referees: Eric Asami, Lara Donaldson Ducks beat Huskies in Eugene for first time since Total Tie scores Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Barfield, Lauren Parker, Gabbi Team 1 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 16.5 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Hec Ed Pavilion) Date: Oct 01, 2010 Attend: 3611 Time: 2:12 Referees: Lara Donaldson, John Kinyon Total Tie scores Lead change #12 UCLA vs #10 Washington (Oct 02, 2010 at Seattle, Wash.) # UCLA S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Van Orden, Lauren Hole, Mari McGraw, Dicey Camp, Katie Todorovic, Bojana Aquino, Mariana Reeves, Kelly Gera, Lainey Kidder, Rachael Norton, Meg Smith, Madie Totals UCLA (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 1-2 Pac , 3-1 Pac-10 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Barfield, Lauren Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 12.0 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Hec Ed Pavilion) Date: Oct 02, 2010 Attend: 3351 Time: 1:30 Referees: John Kinyon, Lara Donaldson Tie scores Lead change Washington State vs #9 Washington (Oct 08, 2010 at Seattle, Wash.) # Washington State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Bush, Oceana Hutcherson, Faith Ganzer, Meagan Biondi, Sara Kipp, Conley Tillman, Brittany Levenseller, Jordan Glab, Marcelina Kabalis, Kaleinani Totals Washington State (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 0-5 Pac , 4-1 Pac-10 5 Carlson, Kindra Barfield, Lauren Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Munoz, Kylin Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 6.5 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Hec Ed Pavilion) Date: Oct 08, 2010 Attend: 3865 Time: 1:28 Referees: Jim Olson, Virginia Hays Tie scores Lead change

19 Weekly Release Page 19 October 19, 2010 #7 Washington vs #2 Stanford (Oct 15, 2010 at Stanford, Calif.) 2 Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Carlson, Kindra Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Orlandini, Jenna Barfield, Lauren Munoz, Kylin Totals Washington (1) Stanford (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: ; 4-2 Pac ; 6-1 Pac-10 #7 Washington vs #6 California (Oct 16, 2010 at Berkeley, Calif.) 3 Holford, Kelly Carlson, Kindra Barfield, Lauren Perry, Becky Hagglund, Jenna Rowland, Bianca Dunaway, Kelcey Orlandini, Jenna Parker, Gabbi Munoz, Kylin Totals Washington (0) California (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 4-3 Pac , 7-1 Pac-10 # Stanford S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 2 Wopat, Carly Benjamin, Hannah Lichtman, Cassidy Klineman, Alix Browne, Stephanie Luck, Mary Ellen Williams, Rachel Ailes, Gabi Spelman, Hayley Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 10.0 Site: Stanford, Calif. (Maples Pavilion) Date: Oct 15, 2010 Attend: 4256 Time: 2:11 Referees: Verna Klubnikin, Eric Asami Total Tie scores Lead change # California S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BH Pts 1 Lloyd, Carli Murrey, Tarah Hawari, Shannon Freeman, Erin Brown, Kat Schmitt, Meagan Rostratter, Robin Gehan, Adrienne Johnson, Correy Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 10.0 Site: Berkeley, Calif. (Haas Pavilion) Date: Oct 16, 2010 Attend: 965 Time: 1:33 Referees: Larry Schwartz, Rick Olmstead Tie scores Lead change