Stanford Continues Pac-12 Play in Los Angeles The Cardinal is the unanimous No. 1 team in the nation for the second straight week

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1 2012 VOLLEYBALL Women s Volleyball Contact: Regina Verlengiere rverleng@stanford.edu Office Phone: (650) Cell Phone: (805) Schedule Overall Record: 24-2 Pac-12 Record: 16-0 Date Opponent Location Result/ PST 8/24 Saint Mary s Honolulu, HI W, 3-0 8/25 Albany Honolulu, HI W, 3-0 8/26 #8 Hawaii Honolulu, HI L, 3-1 8/31 #4 Penn State State College, PA L, 3-2 9/1 #18 Florida State College, PA W, 3-1 9/7 Santa Clara Stanford, CA W, 3-0 9/8 Loyola (Chi.) Stanford, CA W, 3-1 9/8 Pacific Stanford, CA W, 3-0 9/14 San Francisco Stanford, CA W, 3-0 9/15 Saint Mary s Moraga, CA W, 3-1 9/19 California Stanford, CA W, 3-0 9/21 Utah Salt Lake City, UT W, 3-1 9/28 Arizona Tucson, AZ W, 3-1 9/30 Arizona State Tempe, AZ W, /5 #2 Oregon Stanford, CA W, /7 Oregon State Stanford, CA W, /10 #6 USC Stanford, CA W, /12 #7 UCLA Stanford, CA W, /19 #5 Washington Seattle, WA W, /21 Washington State Pullman, WA W, /24 Arizona Stanford, CA W, /26 Arizona State Stanford, CA W, /2 Oregon State Corvallis, OR W, /4 #2 Oregon Eugene, OR W, /7 Washington State Stanford, CA W, /8 #5 Washington Stanford, CA W, /15 #8 USC Los Angeles, CA 7 p.m. 11/16 #5 UCLA Los Angeles, CA 7 p.m. 11/21 Colorado Stanford, CA 8 p.m. 11/23 California Berkeley, CA 8 p.m. 11/30-12/1 NCAA First & Second Rounds 12/7-8 NCAA Regionals 12/13-15 NCAA Final Four Bold indicates Pac-12 Networks match Stanford VOLLEYBALL BY THE NUMBERS... NCAA Championships...6 Final Four Appearances...18 National Championship Matches...14 NCAA Tournament Wins...98 Consecutive Years in the NCAA Tournament...31 Conference Championships Win Seasons...14 National Players of the Year...15 All-America Awards...68 Conference Players of the Year...17 All-Conference Selections...93 Honda Award Winners...7 Olympians...9 Stanford Continues Pac-12 Play in Los Angeles The Cardinal is the unanimous No. 1 team in the nation for the second straight week No. 1 Stanford (24-2/16-0 Pac-12) at No. 8 USC (24-4/12-4 Pac-12) - 7 p.m. Nov Galen Center - Los Angeles, Calif. No. 1 Stanford (24-2/16-0 Pac-12) at No. 5 UCLA (20-5/12-4 Pac-12) -7 p.m. Nov Pauley Pavilion - Los Angeles, Calif. THIS WEEK: The top-ranked Stanford women s volleyball team (24-2, 16-0 Pac-12) travels to Los Angeles to take on a pair of ranked opponents. The Cardinal will face No. 8 USC (24-4, 12-4 Pac-12) on Thursday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Galen Center and sixth-ranked UCLA (20-5, 12-4 Pac-12) on Friday, Nov. 16 at 7 p.m. in Pauley Pavilion. LOOKING AHEAD: The Cardinal wraps-up Pac-12 play next week, playing host to Colorado on Wednesday, Nov. 21 and travelling to Cal on Friday, Nov. 23. Both matches are scheduled for 8 p.m. on the Pac-12 Networks. CATCH THE CARDINAL: Fans can catch this week s matches online at Pac-12.com. KZSU radio will also be broadcasting both matches at 90.1 FM or online at SOCIAL NETWORKING: Become a fan of the Cardinal on Facebook by searching for the Stanford Women s Volleyball page. Follow the Cardinal on to get updates on the team this season. Both sites will be updated live during matches this year and will feature unique content on the team Stanford Volleyball Roster No Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown (High School) 1 Lydia Bai OH 6-2 SO Irvine, CA (Arnold O. Beckman) 2 Carly Wopat MB 6-2 JR Santa Barbara, CA (Dos Pueblos) 3 Morgan Boukather OH 6-1 SO Newport Beach, CA (Corona del Mar) 4 Hannah Benjamin L/DS 5-10 SR San Diego, CA (Francis Parker) 6 Rachel Williams OH 6-0 JR Los Gatos, CA (Archbishop Mitty) 7 Jessica Walker MB 6-1 SR Houston, TX (Booker T. Washington) 8 Megan McGehee MB 6-2 FR Lee s Summit, MO (Lee s Summit West) 10 Kyle Gilbert L/DS 5-7 SO Encinitas, CA (Santa Fe Christian) 12 Inky Ajanaku MB 6-3 FR Tulsa, OK (Bishop Kelley) 15 Karissa Cook S 5-11 SR Santa Cruz, CA (Harbor) 16 Brittany Howard OH 6-3 FR Los Altos, CA (Mountain View) 20 Mary Ellen Luck DS 5-10 JR Houston, TX (Stratford) 21 Hayley Spelman OH 6-6 SR Las Vegas, NV (Durango) 22 Madi Bugg S 6-0 FR Apex, NC (Cardinal Gibbons) 23 Jordan Burgess OH 6-1 FR Fort Myers, FL (Berkeley Preparatory) Head Coach: John Dunning, 12th season (San Diego State 73) Associate Head Coach: Denise Corlett, 24th season (UCLA 81) Assistant Coach: Jason Mansfield, 11th season (Ashworth 07) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Matt Hoffman, 3rd season (San Jose State 04) Pronunciation Guide Inky Ajanaku - uh - JOHN - a - koo Morgan Boukather - BOW - kather Carly Wopat - WHOA - pat Lydia Bai - BYE Megan McGehee - McGee

2 AVCA Coaches Poll (Nov. 5) Penn State 3. Texas 4. Oregon 5. UCLA 6. Washington 7. Hawaii 8. USC 9. Nebraska 10. Louisville 11. Florida State 12. Dayton 13. BYU 14. Minnesota 15. Ohio State 16. Florida 17. Western Kentucky 18. San Diego 19. Iowa State 20. Kansas State 21. Purdue 22. Kansas 23. Creighton 24. Miami (FL) 25. North Carolina IN THE 2012 Poll Date Rank Date Rank Preseason 6 Oct. 8 4 Aug Oct Sep. 3 8 Oct Sep Oct Sep Nov. 5 1 Sep Nov Oct. 1 7 Ranking Records all-time weeks in the top-10 (2nd) 441 total weeks in the poll (T1st) 54 weeks ranked No. 1 (4th) 2012 Season Facts Stanford s Record When... Playing at home: 13-0 Playing on the road: 8-2 Playing at a neutral site: 3-0 Longest winning streak: 22 Longest losing streak: 2 In three sets: 12-0 In four sets: 8-1 In five sets: 4-1 Stanford wins first set: 20-0 Opponent wins first set: 4-1 Winning first two sets: 15-0 Losing first two sets: 0-0 Splitting first two sets: 9-2 Hitting.250 or better: 19-0 Hitting below.250: 5-2 Outhit opponents: 21-0 Outhit by opponents: 3-2 Vs. ranked opponents: 7-2 Vs. unranked opponents: 17-0 In the Pac-12: 16-0 Outside the conference: 8-2 Last five matches: 5-0 Last 10 matches: 10-0 Televised matches: 14-2 In August: 2-2 In September: 10-0 In October: 8-0 In November: 4-0 In December: 0-0 UNANIMOUS NO. 1: Stanford, receiving all 60 first-place votes in the coaches poll, is the unanimous No. 1 team in the nation for the second straight week. The Cardinal is the only squad to receive all 60 first-place votes this season. Stanford has now been ranked No times in school history, the fourth-best mark in the nation behind Nebraska, Penn State and UCLA. CONFERENCE RACE: After knocking off Washington State and then-no. 5 Washington at home last week, the Cardinal remains in the driver s seat in the Pac-12 title race. Stanford (16-0) holds a three-match lead over second-place Oregon and a four-match lead over USC and UCLA. Picking up just one win this week would guarantee Stanford at least a share of the conference crown. The Cardinal is seeking its 18th conference championship, including its 15th in the Pac WIN SEASONS: Stanford has reached the 20-win plateau in each of head coach John Dunning s 12 seasons on The Farm. It is the longest such streak in program history dating back to WINNING STREAK: The Cardinal has won 22 straight matches, dating back to a four-set win over then-no. 18 Florida on Sept. 1. It marks the longest winning streak since the seasons. Stanford won 27 in a row over two seasons, including the 2001 NCAA title. This year s 22-in-a-row is the longest in a single season under head coach John Dunning. HOT START: Stanford is 16-0 overall in the Pac-12, its best start in confernce play dating back to the 1998 season under head coach Don Shaw. That year, the Cardinal, playing in an 18-match conference season, won its first 17 Pac-10 matches before falling at USC in the conference finale. ROAD SWEEPS: Stanford s 3-0 wins at Oregon State and then-no. 2 Oregon were the first road sweeps of the season for the Cardinal. Of its true road matches this year, four of its eight wins have come in four sets and two have come in five sets. THE LAST TIME... Won a match... vs. Washington, 11/8/12 Lost a match...at Penn State, 8/31/12 Won at home... vs. Washington, 11/8/12 Lost at home...vs. Michigan, 12/3/11 Won on the road...at Oregon, 11/4/12 Lost on the road...at Penn State, 8/31/12 Won vs. Washington State, 11/7/12 Lost vs. UCLA, 10/29/11 Won 3-0 at home... vs. Washington State, 11/7/12 Lost 3-0 at home...vs. UCLA, 10/29/11 Won 3-0 on the road...at Oregon, 11/4/12 Lost 3-0 on the road... at USC, 9/24/11 Won in four sets... vs. Washington, 11/8/12 Lost in four sets...at Hawaii, 8/26/12 Won in five sets... at Washington State, 10/21/12 Lost in five sets...at Penn State, 8/31/12 Beat a Pac-12 opponent... vs. Washington, 11/8/12 Lost to a Pac-12 opponent... vs. California, 11/25/11 Beat a ranked opponent...vs. No. 5 Washington, 11/8/12 Lost to an unranked opponent... at Notre Dame, 8/29/09

3 2012 PAC-12 STANDINGS Team Pac-12 Overall Stanford Oregon USC UCLA Washington California Arizona State Arizona Colorado Oregon State Utah Washington State CARDINAL QUICK FACTS General Information Location... Stanford, Calif. Enrollment...15,319 (6,878 undergraduates) Nickname...Cardinal Colors...Cardinal and White Home Arena (Capacity)...Maples Pavilion (7,223) Conference...Pac-12 President... John Hennessy Athletic Director... Bernard Muir Senior Women s Administrator...Beth Goode Website... History First year of women s volleyball All-time record (thru 2009) (.807) NCAA Tournament Appearances...31 NCAA Final Four Appearances...18 NCAA Championships...6 Last Appearance Last Postseason Opponent... Michigan NCAA Second Round (L, 3-1) Media Relations W. Volleyball Contact...Regina Verlengiere Phone (Office)...(650) Phone (Cell)...(805) rverleng@stanford.edu Media Relations Fax...(650) Coaching Staff Head Coach...John Dunning (San Diego State 73) Record at Stanford (thru 2011) (11 years) Career Record (thru 2011) (27 years) Associate Head Coach...Denise Corlett Assistant Coach...Jason Mansfield Volunteer Assistant Coach...Matt Hoffman Volleyball Office Phone...(650) Team Information 2011 Record Conference Record (Finish) (T4th) 2011 Postseason Finish...T-17th, Second Round Final Ranking...14 Starters Returning/Lost... 5 (+ Libero)/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...10/4 Newcomers...5 HOME SWEET HOME: Stanford is a perfect 13-0 at Maples Pavilion this season. Its last loss on its home court came on Nov. 25, 2011, a four-set loss to rival California. The Cardinal is 63-8 in Maples Pavilion over the last five seasons. FINDING A WAY: The 2012 squad has found a way to grind it out and win tough matches, especially in the month of October. Four of Stanford s matches went to five sets, including against Oregon, UCLA and Washington, and the Cardinal found a way to come out on top of all of them. Overall, Stanford is 4-1 in five-set matches this season, compared to 1-3 in five-set matches in RPI: The Cardinal remained at No. 1 in the latest RPI (Ratings Percentage Index) poll this week, its fourth straight week in that spot. UCLA is No. 6 in this week s RPI, while USC sits at No. 13. NATIONAL POLL: Stanford remained in the top spot in the American Volleyball Coaches Association s Top 25 for the third straight week. The Cardinal extended its winning streak to 22 with wins over Washington State and then-no. 5 Washington. Penn State, Texas, Oregon and UCLA round out the Top 5. Five Pac-12 squads are ranked in the Top 10 again this week. RETURNING ALL-AMERICANS: Juniors Rachel Williams and Carly Wopat both secured AVCA All-America honorable mention honors in Wopat was also a Volleyball Magazine First Team All-American as a sophomore. The pair combined to produce 54 percent of the team s kills, 50 percent of the team s points and 75 percent of the team s blocks in TOP-RANKED FRESHMAN CLASS: Stanford s class of 2016 has been tabbed the No. 1 ranked recruiting class in the nation by PrepVolleyball.com. It includes Inky Ajanaku (Tulsa, Okla.), Madi Bugg (Apex, N.C.), Jordan Burgess (Fort Myers, Fla.), Brittany Howard (Los Altos, Calif.) and Megan McGehee (Lee s Summit, Mo.). All five players were high school All-Americans and ranked among the Top 15 on PrepVolleyball s Senior Aces list. SHARING THE WEALTH: Four different Stanford players are averaging at least 2.00 kills per set this season. Junior Carly Wopat leads the team with 2.97 kills per set, while freshman Jordan Burgess is posting 2.86 kills per set. Rookies Inky Ajanaku and Brittany Howard are also averaging more than 2.00 kill per set. CONFERENCE LEADERS: As a team, Stanford ranks among the top-5 in the conference in digs (1st), kills (4th), assists (5th), blocks (4th) and hitting percentage (3rd). Individually, junior Carly Wopat leads the Pac-12 in hitting percentage (.413) and is third in blocks (1.52). Freshman Inky Ajanaku is fourth in hitting percentage (.373) and ninth in blocks (1.16), while freshman Madi Bugg is ninth in assists (8.08). Sophomore libero Kyle Gilbert ranks fifth in digs (4.27). HOWARD HONORED AGAIN: Freshman Brittany Howard nabbed Pac-12 Defensive and Freshman of the Week honors on Nov. 12. The rookie posted two double-doubles and averaged 3.14 kills and 6.14 digs in wins over Washington State (11/7) and then-no. 5 Washington (11/8). Howard s 31 digs against the Huskies tied for the third-most in school history and were the most by a non-libero in the Pac-12 this season. WOPAT AND HOWARD HONORED: The Cardinal secured its eighth and ninth conference players of the week accolades on Nov. 5. Junior Carly Wopat earned her second Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week honors of the year, while rookie Brittany Howard was named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Week for the first time in her career. Wopat hit.700, and averaged 5.00 points, 3.67 kills and 2.17 blocks per set in sweeps at OSU and then-no. 2 Oregon. Howard added 4.42 points, 3.67 kills and 2.67 digs per set in the two matches.

4 WHERE THEY RANK IN THE NATION (Top-50): Assists Per Set (Stanford 45th, 13.08) Hitting Percentage (Stanford 15th,.273) 9. Carly Wopat Inky Ajanaku.373 Kills Per Set (Stanford 31st, 14.18) Digs Per Set (Stanford 45th, 17.13) Blocks Per Set (Stanford 11th, 2.97) 11. Carly Wopat 1.52 IN THE PAC-12: Hitting Percentage (Stanford 3rd,.273) 1. Carly Wopat Inky Ajanaku.373 Kills Per Set (Stanford 4th, 14.18) Assists Per Set (Stanford 5th, 13.08) 9. Madi Bugg 8.08 Aces Per Set (Stanford 12th, 0.89) Blocks Per Set (Stanford 4th, 2.97) 3. Carly Wopat Inky Ajanaku 1.16 Digs Per Set (Stanford 1st, 17.13) 5. Kyle Gilbert DOUBLE-DOUBLES Madi Bugg (8) 8/31 at Penn State 28 Assists 15 Digs 9/1 vs. Florida 53 Assists 10 Digs 9/8 vs. Loyola 48 Assists 13 Digs 9/8 vs. Pacific 38 Assists 13 Digs 9/15 at SMC 44 Assists 12 Digs 9/21 at Utah 54 Assists 16 Digs 9/28 at Arizona 34 Assists 12 Digs 10/21 at WSU 27 Assists 14 Digs Jordan Burgess (9) 8/25 vs. Albany 14 Kills 11 Digs 8/26 at Hawaii 10 Kills 11 Digs 8/31 at Penn State 13 Kills 20 Digs 9/19 vs. Cal 16 Kills 13 Digs 9/21 at Utah 16 Kills 17 Digs 9/28 at Arizona 10 Kills 17 Digs 9/30 at ASU 10 Kills 15 Digs 10/12 vs. UCLA 19 Kills 19 Digs 10/26 vs. ASU 12 Kills 17 Digs Karissa Cook (3) 8/24 vs. SMC 35 Assists 16 Digs 8/31 at Penn State 21 Assists 10 Digs 9/30 at ASU 23 Assists 14 Digs Brittany Howard (7) 8/31 at Penn State 12 Kills 19 Digs 9/8 vs. Loyola 10 Kills 10 Digs 10/5 vs. Oregon 14 Kills 13 Digs 10/26 vs. ASU 10 Kills 14 Digs 11/2 at OSU 14 Kills 13 Digs 11/7 vs. WSU 10 Kills 12 Digs 11/8 vs. Washington 12 Kills 31 Digs AJANAKU HONORED AGAIN: Freshman middle blocker Inky Ajanaku nabbed her second Pac-12 Freshman of the Week honors on Oct. 29. She is the first Cardinal player to earn the award multiple times this season. She averaged 3.14 kills, 3.71 points and 1.14 blocks per set, while hitting.541 against the Arizona schools. WOPAT HONORED: Middle blocker Carly Wopat nabbed Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week honors on Oct. 22. The junior averaged 3.10 kills, 3.75 points and 0.90 blocks per set, while hitting.422 at then-no. 5 Washington and Washington State. Both matches were five-set wins and the Cardinal handed the Huskies their first home loss of the year. AJANAKU AND GILBERT HONORED: Stanford middle blocker Inky Ajanaku and libero Kyle Gilbert were named the Pac-12 Freshman and Defensive Players of the Week on Oct. 15. Ajanaku led the team against the Los Angeles schools with a.458 attack percentage and averaged 3.62 kills, 1.62 blocks and 4.44 points per set, including a career high 17 kills against UCLA. Gilbert averaged 5.88 digs per set against USC and UCLA, tallying a career-best 25 digs against the Bruins. BURGESS HONORED: Stanford freshman Jordan Burgess was selected as the Pac-12 Freshman and Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 24 after her efforts against Cal and Utah. The outside hitter averaged 4.57 kills, 4.29 digs, 0.86 blocks and 5.07 points per set. She finished with double-doubles and a career high of 16 kills in both matches. BUGG HONORED: Rookie setter Madi Bugg was named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Week on Sept. 10, marking the first Cardinal player to receive the honor in program history. Bugg helped lead the team to a 3-0 record in the Stanford Invitational, averaging assists, 3.20 digs and 1.20 blocks per set. HEAD COACH John Dunning Career Records Overall: (.827) At Stanford: (.850) In The NCAA Tournament: (.763) Notables: Inducted into the AVCA Hall of Fame in December Tied with former Stanford head coach Don Shaw for the second-most NCAA titles of any Division I head coach (4). One of only two coaches to have coached in eight national championship matches. Only coach to win a national championship in his first year at two different schools. Has taken 10 teams to the Final Four, including six of the 11 he has coached at Stanford. Has taken his team to the NCAA Tournament in each one of his 27 seasons and won more than 75 percent of his postseason matches. Captured 12 conference titles, including six in his 11 seasons in the Pac-12 Conference. The winningest active coach in the Pac-12 in terms of not only career winning percentage, but winning percentage in Pac-12 matches. Coached 30 All-Americans to 60 total All-America awards in his last 27 seasons, and, since coming to The Farm in 2001, has produced four of the last 11 AVCA National Players of the Year. Coaching Awards: 2008 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 2008 Regional Coach of the Year 2007 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 2001 AVCA National Coach of the Year 2001 Regional Coach of the Year 2001 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 2000 Regional Coach of the Year 2000 Big West Coach of the Year 1999 Big West Coach of the Year 1996 Big West Coach of the Year 1986 PCAA Coach of the Year 1985 VB Monthly National Coach of the Year

5 Stanford 2012 Highs/Lows Team Highs Hitting %.423 vs. Santa Clara Kills 68 vs. UCLA Assists 65 vs. UCLA Digs 100 at Penn State Aces 8 vs. USF Blocks 20 at Washington State Team Lows Hitting %.110 at Washington Kills 37 vs. Santa Clara Assists 36 vs. Santa Clara Digs 36 at Oregon Aces 0 at Arizona State, vs. USC Blocks 4 vs. Albany Individual Match Highs Hitting %.706, Wopat at Oregon State*.706, Wopat vs. WSU* Kills 19, Burgess vs. UCLA Points 21.5, Burgess vs. UCLA Assists 54, Bugg at Utah Digs 31, Howard vs. Washington Aces 3, Bugg vs. USF 3, Burgess at Arizona 3, Burgess vs. Arizona Blocks 12, Wopat at Arizona State *Based on 10 or more attempts 2012 Awards Inky Ajanaku Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (10/29) Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (10/15) Morgan Boukather Nike Big Four Classic All-Tournament Team Madi Bugg Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (9/10) Stanford Invitational All-Tournament Team Jordan Burgess Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week (9/24) Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (9/24) Karissa Cook Chevron Invitational All-Tournament Team Kyle Gilbert Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week (10/15) Stanford Invitational All-Tournament Team Brittany Howard Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week (11/12) Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (11/12) Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (11/5) Carly Wopat Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (11/5) Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/22) Stanford Invitational MVP Nike Big Four Classic All-Tournament Team Chevron Invitational All-Tournament Team WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: Several recent Stanford women s volleyball alums have continued their careers overseas. Here is a breakdown of their current affiliations: Foluke Akinradewo - Rabita Baku (Azerbaijan) Cynthia Barboza - Ufimochka Ufa (Russia) Alix Klineman - Scavolini Pesaro (Italy) Cassidy Lichtman - BKS Aluprof Bielsko-Biala (Poland) Logan Tom - Rio de Janeiro/Unilever/SKY (Brazil) SPECIAL GUEST: Three-time Olympic gold medalist and Stanford alum Kerri Walsh Jennings was in attendance as the Cardinal defeated UCLA in a come-frombehind win in five sets at Maples Pavilion. Walsh Jennings is coming off her unprecedented third gold medal at the 2012 Olympics in London with beach partner Misty May-Treanor. ROOKIE DEBUTS: All five of Stanford s freshmen made their collegiate debuts in the Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational. Outside hitter Jordan Burgess recorded two double-doubles (vs. Albany and against Hawaii) and led the Cardinal in kills (30) and digs (28). Outside hitter Brittany Howard tallied the second-most kills at the tournament (25), while middle blocker Inky Ajanaku registered 18 kills and six blocks. BY THE NUMBERS: The Stanford women s volleyball program has won more NCAA titles (6), won more NCAA Tournament matches (98), made more Final Four appearances (18), and been in the national championship match (14) more times than any other program in the nation. The Cardinal has captured 17 conference championships and produced 30 or more wins on 15 occasions. It is one of just two programs in the country to have appeared in all 31 NCAA Tournaments, having won all 31 of its first-round matches. PAC-12 COACHES POLL: Stanford was chosen by the league s coaches to finish second in the Pac-12 Conference. The Cardinal garnered 109 points and two first-place votes in the preseason poll. Defending national champion UCLA was picked to win the conference title, earning 10 first-place votes Final Four participant USC was selected third, while Oregon and Washington round out the Top 5. Seven conference teams advanced to the postseason in 2011, while the Pac- 12 has won six of the last 11 NCAA titles. The coaches have correctly chosen the conference champion in 15 of the previous 23 polls IN REVIEW: In 2011, Stanford posted a 22-8 overall record and appeared in its 31st straight NCAA Tournament. The Cardinal defeated six ranked opponents and won nine matches by 3-0 margins. Rachel Williams and Carly Wopat were selected to the All-Pac-12 team, while Karissa Cook was an honorable mention pick. Redshirt freshman Lydia Bai was named to the All-Freshman team. TAKING ON THE BEST: Once again, head coach John Dunning has lined up one of the most challenging schedules in the nation for the Cardinal. Stanford is slated to play 13 regular-season matches against teams ranked in the preseason poll, and 16 against teams that made appearances in the 2011 NCAA Tournament. PAC-12 NETWORKS: The launch of the Pac-12 television networks on August 15, 2012 marked the beginning of a new era for the Conference of Champions. Among the televised events will be 82 Pac-12 women s volleyball matches. Stanford will take part in 15 of those broadcasts, starting with an exhibition match against Jiangsu, a team from China, on Sept. 5. The Pac-12 Networks will consist of one national and six regional networks devoted solely to the Pac-12 Conference.

6 NCAA TOURNAMENT QUICK FACTS NCAA Championships 1. Stanford, 6 2. Penn State, 5 3. UCLA, 4 4. Hawai i, 3 Long Beach State, 3 Nebraska, 3 USC, 3 NCAA Final Fours 1. Stanford, Nebraska, 12 UCLA, USC, Hawaii, 9 NCAA Championship Matches 1. Stanford, Penn State, 8 UCLA, 8 4. Nebraska, 6 5. Hawai i, 5 Long Beach State, 5 NCAA Tournament Wins 1. Stanford, Nebraska, UCLA, Penn State, Hawaii, 71 StANFORD IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT 2011 (1-1)... T-17th place 2010 (3-1)... T-5th place 2009 (2-1)... T-9th place 2008 (5-1)...2nd place 2007 (5-1)...2nd place 2006 (5-1)...2nd place 2005 (1-1)... T-17th place 2004 (6-0)...NCAA Champions 2003 (2-1)... T-9th place 2002 (5-1)...2nd place 2001 (6-0)...NCAA Champions 2000 (1-1)... T-17th place 1999 (5-1)...2nd place 1998 (2-1)... T-9th place 1997 (5-0)...NCAA Champions 1996 (5-0)...NCAA Champions 1995 (3-1)...T-3rd place 1994 (5-0)...NCAA Champions 1993 (1-1)... T-9th place 1992 (5-0)...NCAA Champions 1991 (2-1)... T-5th place 1990 (2-1)... T-5th place 1989 (1-1)... T-9th place 1988 (1-1)... T-9th place 1987 (4-1)...2nd place 1986 (3-1)...T-3rd place 1985 (3-1)...2nd place 1984 (3-1)...2nd place 1983 (3-1)... 3rd place 1982 (2-2)...4th place 1981 (1-1)...5th place All-Time Record (.790) HEAD COACH JOHN DUNNING: In his 12th season at the helm of the Cardinal program, head coach John Dunning is one of the most accomplished coaches in the collegiate volleyball world. Dunning has four national championships under his belt, has taken teams to nine Final Fours and carried six of his 11 Stanford teams to the national championship match. MILESTONE FOR DUNNING: In 2010, Dunning secured his 700th career win. In 27 years as a head coach, he is (.827), giving him a winning percentage that ranks amongst the top-5 all-time for Division I coaches. Dunning is in his 12 seasons on The Farm, leading all active coaches in the conference by winning percentage (.850). HALL OF FAMER: Head coach John Dunning was one of three inductees who were selected to the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Hall of Fame class of He, along with Liz Masakayan and Gerald `Gerry Matacotta, were honored at the 2011 Final Four in San Antonio, Texas. SCOUTING USC: USC enters the week with a 24-4 overall record and sits in a tie with UCLA for third-place in the Pac-12 (12-4). The Trojans are tough at home, holding a 13-1 record at the Galen Center, with their only loss coming against Oregon. Freshman outside hitter Samantha Bricio leads the team with 4.12 kills (7th Pac-12) and 4.70 points per set (6th Pac-12). Senior opposite Katie Fuller adds 3.27 kills and 2.20 digs, while junior Alexis Olgard is third in the Pac-12 with a.376 hitting percentage. Junior libero Natalie Hagglund anchors the defense with 4.82 digs per set, ranking second in the conference. THE SERIES WITH THE TROJANS: Stanford holds a lead in the all-time series with USC. The Cardinal swept the Trojans earlier this season at Maples Pavilion. In that match, freshmen Inky Ajanaku and Brittany Howard led the team with 12 kills apiece, while sophomore libero Kyle Gilbert racked up 22 digs. SCOUTING UCLA: UCLA enters the week with a 20-5 overall record and tied for third in the Pac-12 with USC (12-4). The Bruins are undefeated (8-0) on their home court this season, but Friday s match against the Cardinal will be the first volleyball action in the newly renovated Pauley Pavilion. UCLA leads the Pac-12 in hitting percentage (.299) and ranks second in kills (14.77) and assists (13.82). The Bruins are led by a pair of senior outside hitters. Tabi Love is second in the Pac-12 in points (4.93) and third in kills (4.55), while Rachael Kidder ranks ninth with 3.94 kills and 4.43 points per set. Sophomore Zoe Nightingale is fifth in the Pac-12 with 1.35 blocks per set. THE SERIES WITH THE BRUINS: The Cardinal holds a edge in the alltime series with the Bruins. In the first meeting between the squads this season, Stanford outlasted UCLA in a five-set thriller at Maples Pavilion. Freshman Jordan Burgess led the team with 19 kills and 19 digs, while sophomore Kyle Gilbert collected a career high 25 digs.

7 Stanford Career Records Kills 1. Ogonna Nnamani ( ) 2, Alix Klineman ( ) 2, Logan Tom ( ) 1, Kristin Klein ( ) 1, Kristin Folkl ( ) 1, Kristin Richards ( ) 1, Bev Oden ( ) 1, Kim Oden ( ) 1, Foluke Akinradewo ( ) 1, Cynthia Barboza ( ) 1,639 Kills Per Set 1. Logan Tom ( ) Ogonna Nnamami ( ) Kristin Folkl ( ) Alix Klineman ( ) Kristin Klein ( ) Cynthia Barboza ( ) Kristin Richards ( ) Bev Oden ( ) Foluke Akinradewo ( ) Kerri Walsh ( ) 3.75 Total Attempts 1. Ogonna Nnamani ( ) 5, Alix Klineman ( ) 4, Kristin Klein ( ) 4, Kristin Richards ( ) 4, Logan Tom ( ) 4, Cynthia Barboza ( ) 4, Kristin Folkl ( ) 3, Kerri Walsh ( ) 3, Foluke Akinradewo ( ) 3, Cary Wendell ( ) 3,018 Service Aces 1. Teresa Smith ( ) Logan Tom ( ) Barbra Fontana ( ) Wendi Rush ( ) Bryn Kehoe ( ) Ashley Ivy ( ) 126 Kristin Richards ( ) Amy Hayes ( ) Cynthia Barboza ( ) Kristin Klein ( ) 113 Aces Per Set 1. Logan Tom ( ) Teresa Smith ( ) Ashley Ivy ( ) Barbra Fontana ( ) 0.29 Bryn Kehoe ( ) Wendi Rush ( ) 0.28 Cynthia Barboza ( ) Kristin Folkl ( ) 0.27 Kristin Richards ( ) Amy Hayes ( ) 0.25 Kristin Klein ( ) 0.25 Lindsay Kagawa ( ) 0.25 Cary Wendell ( ) 0.25 Digs 1. Gabi Ailes ( ) 2, Kristin Richards ( ) 1, Kristin Klein ( ) 1, Cary Wendell ( ) 1, Kerri Walsh ( ) 1, Wendi Rush ( ) 1, Cynthia Barboza ( ) 1, Logan Tom ( ) 1, Bryn Kehoe ( ) 1, Barbra Fontana ( ) 1,210 Digs Per Set 1. Gabi Ailes ( ) Kristin Richards ( ) 3.44 Kyle Gilbert Kristin Klein ( ) Logan Tom ( ) Cary Wendell ( ) Kerri Walsh ( ) Cynthia Barboza ( ) Bryn Kehoe ( ) Wendi Rush ( ) Lisa Sharpley ( ) 2.66 Hitting Percentage (minimum 500 attempts) 1. Foluke Akinradewo ( ).446 Carly Wopat Jennifer Detmer ( ).364 Sara McGee ( ) Kerri Walsh ( ) Bev Oden ( ) Kristin Folkl ( ) Ogonna Nnamani ( ) Eileen Murfee ( ).328 Logan Tom ( ) Barbara Ifejika ( ).323 Total Blocks 1. Kim Oden ( ) Bev Oden ( ) Foluke Akinradewo ( ) Laura Olesen ( ) Kerri Walsh ( ) Jenn Harvey ( ) Jennifer Detmer ( ) Barbara Ifejika ( ) Carly Wopat (2010-pres.) Nancy Reno ( ) 403 Blocks Per Set 1. Jennifer Detmer ( ) Bev Oden ( ) 1.45 Carly Wopat Kim Oden ( ) Jenn Harvey ( ) Foluke Akinradewo ( ) Lizzie Suiter ( ) Kerri Walsh ( ) Tara Conrad ( ) Barbara Ifejika ( ) Laura Olesen ( ) 1.05 Assists 1. Bryn Kehoe ( ) 5, Wendi Rush ( ) 5, Carrie Feldman ( ) 4, Lisa Sharpley ( ) 4, Lindsay Kagawa ( ) 3, Karissa Cook (2009-pres.) 2, Anna Robinson ( ) 2, Robyn Lewis ( ) 2, Cassidy Lichtman ( ) 2, Katie Goldhahn ( ) 2,189 Assists Per Set 1. Bryn Kehoe ( ) Robyn Lewis ( ) Lindsay Kagawa ( ) Wendi Rush ( ) Lisa Sharpley ( ) Carrie Feldman ( ) Anna Robinson ( ) Piper Hahn ( ) 8.47 Karissa Cook (2009-pres.) Katie Goldhahn ( ) Cassidy Lichtman ( ) 5.17

8 #1 Lydia Bai OH 6-2 Sophomore Irvine, Calif. (Arnold O. Beckman) Total Sophomore (2012): Played in 36 sets... averaging 1.44 kills and 0.64 digs per set... registered six kills and two blocks against Loyola (9/8)... was (.500) with two blocks in the Stanford Invitational championship win over Pacific (9/8)... went against USF (9/14)... hit.455 with six kills and tied her career high with eight digs at Arizona (9/28)... put down a career high seven kills versus Oregon State (10/7). Redshirt Freshman (2011): All-Pac-12 Freshman Team... appeared in 109 sets... averaged 2.02 kills and 0.67 blocks per set... third on the team with 2.43 points per set... registered four kills and three blocks in her collegiate debut against Delaware (8/27)... posted a season high six digs and six blocks versus Notre Dame (9/2)... had six kills, three digs and three blocks versus Penn State (9/9)... put down six kills at California (9/13)... tallied 10 kills and a season-best.588 attack percentage versus Colorado (9/17)... recorded six kills on a season high 34 attempts at UCLA (9/23)... finished with seven kills and three blocks at USC (9/24)... posted six kills and four blocks in the win over Arizona (10/2)... recorded 12 kills versus Washington State (10/14)... totaled a season high 16 kills with eight digs and three blocks at Arizona State (10/22)... posted eight kills, five blocks and four digs in the win over USC (10/28)... finished with 11 kills, four digs and three solo blocks at Washington (11/11)... had 14 kills, four digs and five blocks versus Sacred Heart (12/2) in her NCAA Tournament debut... Pac- 12 All-Academic honorable mention. Freshman (2010): Did not appear in competition for the Cardinal... redshirted her first season on The Farm. Personal: Daughter of Frank Bai and Jenny Lang Ping... Ping was a star player on the Chinese National Team, winning the gold medal in 1984 and later coaching the team to a silver medal... Ping also coached the USA National Team to a silver medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympics... major is management, science and engineering... considering a career in computer engineering... enjoys reading, watching foreign films, and traveling... full name is Lydia Lang Bai. 7, vs. Oregon State (10/7) Kills 16, at Arizona State (10/22/11) 17, twice, last at Oregon (11/4) Attempts 44, at Arizona State (10/22/11).455 (6-1-11), at Arizona (9/28) Hitting Percentage.588 ( ), vs. Colorado (9/17/11) 1, twice, last vs. Washington State (11/7) Assists 2, twice, last at Arizona State (10/22/11) 8, at Arizona (9/28) Digs 8, twice, last at Arizona (9/28/12) 2, 3X, last vs. Washington State (11/7) Blocks 6, vs. Notre Dame (9/2/11)

9 #2 Carly Wopat MB 6-2 Junior Santa Barbara, Calif. (Dos Pueblos) Total Junior (2012): Appeared in 90 sets as a starting middle blocker... ranks 11th nationally and third in the Pac-12 with 1.52 blocks per set... leads the team with 2.97 kills per set... finished (.600) with six blocks in the season opener against Saint Mary s (8/24)... tallied a season-high 17 kills and a.625 attack percentage to go with seven blocks in a win over then- No. 18 Florida... tied her season-high with 17 kills on a season-best.667 attack percentage and recorded six blocks versus Pacific (9/8)... finished (.526) with five blocks versus USF (9/14)... led the team with 14 kills, eight blocks and a season high two aces at Saint Mary s (9/15)... had 14 kills on a.458 attack percentage to go with six blocks in a sweep over Cal (9/19)... went (.625) with five blocks at Arizona (9/28)... recorded a season high 12 blocks at Arizona State (9/30)... led the team with 15 kills on a season high 35 attempts with eight blocks versus Oregon (10/5)... totaled 11 kills, five digs and six blocks in a five-set win over UCLA (10/12)... led the team with 15 kills and a.382 attack percentage at Washington (10/19)... hit.467 with 16 kills and seven blocks at WSU (10/21)... hit a career-high.706 ( ) at OSU (11/2)... led the team with 10 kills and nine blocks in a sweep at then-no. 2 Oregon (11/4)... tied her career high, hitting.706 ( ) against WSU (11/7)... Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/22 & 11/5)... named to the Chevron Rainbow Wahine and Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic all-tournament teams... selected as the MVP of the Stanford Invitational. Sophomore (2011): Volleyball Magazine First Team All-American... AVCA All-America honorable mention... AVCA All-Pacific Region pick... All-Pac-12 Conference selection... started all 30 matches at middle blocker... led the Pac-12 and ranked second in the nation with 1.63 blocks per set, which was fourth all-time on Stanford s single season list... finished with 184 blocks, fifth-most in a single season by a Stanford player... her.383 hitting percentage ranked fourth in the conference and was ninth-best in a single season at Stanford... averaged 3.16 kills and 0.87 digs per set... totaled 10 kills, eight digs and nine blocks in the season opener against Delaware (8/27)... recorded 11 kills and five digs at Rice (8/28)... recorded nine blocks against Notre Dame (9/2)... registered 14 kills with 12 digs for her first collegiate double-double against Duke (9/3)... totaled 24 kills, 14 digs and 13 blocks in the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic... collected 11 kills, four digs and six blocks in the Pac-12 opener at California (9/13)... hit.417 ( ) with six blocks at UCLA (9/23)... posted 10 kills and seven blocks at USC (9/24)... went (.524) against ASU (9/30)... hit.480 with 14 kills and nine blocks versus Arizona (10/2)... recorded 15 kills with five blocks at Oregon (10/8)... was (.500) with four blocks in the win over No. 2 Washington (10/15)... had 18 kills to go with eight blocks at Arizona State (10/22)... hit.611 ( ) against USC (10/28)... led the team with 14 kills, six digs and five blocks at Colorado (11/3)... went (.545) with seven blocks at WSU (11/13)... hit a season-best.692 ( ) against Oregon (11/18)... posted a career high 22 kills versus California (11/25)... set a new career high with 13 blocks against Sacred Heart (12/2) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament... posted 10 kills and four blocks in the second round versus Michigan (12/3)... Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week (9/12)... Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/3), became the first conference player to earn offensive and defensive player of the week in the same season... selected to the Rice Invitational, Stanford Invitational and Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic all-tournament teams. Freshman (2010): Named to the 2010 All-Pac-10 Freshmen Team... saws action in 106 sets as a middle blocker... her.329 attack percentage ranked ninth in the Pac second on the team with 0.97 blocks per set and fourth with 228 points... posted season highs 13 kills on 20 attempts for a.600 attack percentage against Pepperdine on Aug Also totaled a season-best eight blocks against the Waves, and matched that at Oregon on Oct. 29 and versus UCLA on Nov registered season highs of two assists, three aces and a.700 hitting percentage (7-0-10) at Washington State (11/12)... finished with a career-best six digs at Washington (11/13)... tallied five kills, five blocks and three aces in her first career NCAA Tournament match against Albany (12/3)... followed up with three kills and three blocks against Colorado State in the Second Round (12/4)... totaled two kills and two blocks in the Regional Semifinal win over Ohio State (12/10)... went for a.471 attack percentage in the Regional Final loss to USC (12/11)... earned her first career all-tournament honors at the MCM Elegante Lobo Classic (Aug ). Personal: Daughter of Ron and Kathy Wopat... Ron placed 12th at the 1980 Olympic Trials in decathlon and was one of the eight members of the 1981 U.S. decathlon team... Kathy competed in gymnastics and track and field at the University of California, Santa Barbara... major is human biology... enjoys traveling, reading, hiking, and going to the beach... full name is Carly Anelalani Wopat. 17, twice, last vs. Pacific (9/8) Kills 22, vs. California (11/25/11) 35, vs. Oregon (10/5) Attempts 38, vs. California (11/25/11).706 ( ), 2X, last vs. Washington State (11/7) Hitting Percentage.706 ( ), 2X, last vs. Washington State (11/7/12) 2, vs. UCLA (10/12) Assists 2, 6X, last vs. UCLA (10/12/12) 2, 4X, last vs. UCLA (10/12) Service Aces 3, three times, last vs. Albany (12/3/10) 8, vs. Florida (9/1) Digs 12, vs. Duke (9/3/11) 12, at Arizona State (9/30) Blocks 13, vs. Sacred Heart (12/2/11)

10 #3 Morgan Boukather OH 6-1 Sophomore Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar) Total Sophomore (2012): Appeared in 74 sets... was (.429) in the loss at then-no. 4 Penn State (8/31)... tied her season high with 11 kills and registered a career high in hitting percentage (.476) in the win over then-no. 18 Florida (9/1)... recorded nine kills and tallied two blocks versus Pacific (9/8)... hit.750 (6-0-8) versus USF (9/14)... registered a career high seven digs and four blocks at Utah (9/21)... put down eight kills and and had four blocks at Arizona State (9/30... finished with eight kills on a career high 29 attempts with a season-best five blocks versus Oregon (10/5)... selected to the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic all-tournament team. Freshman (2011): Played in 67 sets... averaged 1.43 kills, 0.34 digs and 0.76 blocks per set... registered a kill and a season-best three digs in her collegiate debut at Rice (8/28)... tallied two kills versus Duke (9/3)... recorded three kills, two digs and a block against Florida (9/10) in the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic... made her first career start against Colorado (9/17), registering three kills, two blocks and a dig... recorded a season high 13 kills on 28 attempts (.393) at UCLA (9/23)... totaled four kills and four blocks versus Arizona (10/2)... went (.375) at Oregon State (10/7)... tallied eight kills and a.304 hitting percentage at Oregon (10/8)... recorded four kills on eight errorless swings against Washington State (10/14)... went (.400) with three blocks in the win over No. 2 Washington (10/15)... registered seven kills, two digs and two blocks at Arizona (10/21)... posted four kills and a block in one set at Utah (11/5)... was for a season-best.455 hitting percentage with a season high seven blocks at Washington (11/11)... posted five kills, three blocks and two digs in her NCAA Tournament debut versus Michigan (12/3). Personal: Daughter of George and Rebecca Boukather... plans to major in biology and considering a career in stem cell research... has an older sister, Amy, an older brother, Charlie, and a younger brother, Andrew... uncle Scott Nuanez was an offensive lineman at San Diego State... enjoys cooking, reading, and playing volleyball... full name is Morgan McCall Boukather. 11, twice, last vs. Florida (9/1) Kills 13, at UCLA (9/23/11) 29, vs. Oregon (10/5) Attempts 29, vs. Oregon (10/5/12).476 ( ), vs. Florida (9/1) Hitting Percentage.476 ( ), vs. Florida (9/1/12) 1, twice, last vs. UCLA (10/12) Assists 1, twice, last vs. UCLA (10/12/12) 7, at Utah (9/21) Digs 7, at Utah (9/21/12) 6, vs. UCLA (10/12) Blocks 7, at Washington (11/11/11)

11 #4 Hannah Benjamin DS 5-10 Senior San Diego, Calif. (Francis Parker) Total Senior (2012): Played in 53 sets... averaging 1.60 digs per set as a defensive specialist... tallied seven digs in the season opener against Saint Mary s (8/24)... also had seven digs against Albany (8/25)... posted a seasonhigh 13 digs against Pacific (9/8) in the Stanford Invitational championship... recorded seven digs, two assists and a season-best two aces versus USF (9/14)... collected five digs and an assist in a sweep at then-no. 2 Oregon (11/4)... racked up 11 digs and an assists against WSU (11/7). Junior (2011): Appeared in all 113 sets... led the team with 3.42 digs per set... racked up 66 assists and 15 aces on the year... posted double-digit digs in 24 matches... recorded 11 digs, two aces and an assist in the season opener versus Delaware (8/27)... had 19 digs and seven assists against Notre Dame (9/2)... matched that with 19 digs, six assists and two aces the next day against Duke (9/10)... racked up 10 digs against Florida (9/10) in the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic championship... finished with a team-high 13 digs and registered her first career kill against Utah (9/16)... led the team with 12 digs versus Colorado (9/17)... one of four Cardinal players with double digit digs at UCLA (9/23) with posted 19 digs at Oregon State (10/7) to lead the team... the only player to register double-digit digs (10) in the win over Washington State (10/14)... again recorded 19 digs at Arizona State (10/22)... led the team with 13 digs at Colorado (11/3)... finished with 19 digs for a fifth time at Washington (11/11)... set a new career high with 27 digs versus Oregon (11/18)... tied for the team-high with 17 digs against Oregon State (11/20)... recorded 11 digs and six assists versus Cal (11/25)... posted a teamhigh 15 digs in the NCAA first round match against Sacred Heart (12/2)... registered a match-high 19 digs in the second round loss to Michigan (12/3)... Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention. Sophomore (2010): Appeared in 78 sets as a defensive specialist... posted a season high 11 digs three times - vs. Marquette (9/4), vs. Ohio State (12/10), vs. USC (12/11)... ranked fifth on the team with 1.64 digs per set... totaled 10 digs at USC (10/8)... finished with four digs and one assist at UCLA (10/9)... recorded a career best three assists versus California (10/22)... posted two digs against Albany (12/3) in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament... followed up with five digs against Colorado State (12/4) in the Second Round... tallied 11 digs and two aces, tying her career high, against Ohio State (12/10) in the Regional Semifinal... followed that up with 11 digs in the Regional Final loss to USC (12/11)... Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention. Freshman (2009): All-Pac-10 Freshmen Honorable Mention... appeared in 111 sets and started six matches on the year... earned her first career start on Sept. 4 against then-no. 5 Florida... registered a season-high 16 digs versus UCLA (10/31)... also tallied a season-best two aces against the Bruins... tallied seven or more digs 10 times... recorded seven digs versus Long Island (12/4) in her first NCAA Tournament appearance... had five digs against Saint Mary s (12/5) in the second round and five digs against Michigan (12/11) in the regional semifinal. Personal: Daughter of Alicia and Scott Benjamin... has a younger sister, Sarah... majoring in human biology... enjoys traveling, boating and organizing... full name is Hannah Kathryn Benjamin. -- Kills 1, vs. Utah (9/16/11) -- Attempts 1, five times, last vs. California (9/25/11) 2, twice, last vs. USF (9/14) Assists 7, vs. Notre Dame (9/2/11) 2, vs. USF (9/14) Service Aces 2, 7X, last vs. USF (9/14/12) 13, vs. Pacific (9/8) Digs 27, vs. Oregon (11/18/11)

12 #6 Rachel Williams OH 6-0 Junior Los Gatos, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty) Total Junior (2012): Played in 71 sets... tallied five kills, six digs and three blocks at Hawaii (8/26)... finished with 10 kills, four digs and a season high five blocks at Penn State (8/31)... registered four kills and five digs in a win over then-no. 18 Florida (9/1)... hit.385 (7-2-13) and recorded her first ace of the year versus USF (9/14)... went (.375) with four blocks at Arizona (9/28)... tied her career high with seven blocks at Arizona State (9/30)... tallied nine kills and four blocks with a.368 hitting percentage at Washington State (10/21)... hit.412 with eight kills and five blocks against Arizona (10/24)... recorded a career-high.684 hitting percentage ( ) versus ASU (10/26)... totaled eight kills, a season-high seven digs and three blocks at OSU (11/2)... hit.409 with a team-high 10 kills to go with six digs and three blocks in a sweep at then- No. 2 Oregon (11/4)... recorded 11 kills on a.429 hitting percentage against WSU (11/7). Sophomore (2011): AVCA All-America honorable mention... AVCA All-Pacific Region Team... All-Pac-12 Conference selection... fifth in the Pac-12 and 23rd in the nation with 4.32 kills per set... ranked fifth in the conference with 4.96 points per set and 17th nationally... averaged 3.10 digs, 0.76 blocks and 0.18 aces per set... led the conference with 20 doubledoubles... posted a team-high in kills in 26 of the 30 matches, including eight 20-kill performances... totaled 30 kills, 14 digs and three blocks in two games at the Rice Invitational... put down a career high three aces at Rice (8/28)... recorded career highs of 24 kills and 22 digs against Duke (9/3) for her first career double-double... posted 45 kills, 26 digs and six blocks in the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic... led the team with 15 kills, 10 digs, and four blocks at California (9/13)... led the team with 19 kills, 12 digs and six blocks against Arizona (10/2)... put down 22 kills and collected 18 digs and four blocks at Oregon State (10/7)... led the team with 13 kills, nine digs, three aces and two blocks versus Washington State (10/14)... led the team with 18 kills, 12 digs, three blocks and a career-high tying three aces in the win at Arizona (10/21)... has 14 kills and 13 digs in the win over USC (10/28)... led the team with 13 kills, 10 digs and a career high seven blocks at Colorado (11/3)... posted 20 kills and 20 digs at Washington (11/11)... waent to hit a season-best.455 at WSU (11/13)... had 21 kills and 18 digs to lead the team versus Oregon (11/18)... matched that with 21 kills and 13 digs against OSU (11/20)... finished with 19 kills and 15 digs against Cal (11/25)... posted a team-high 18 kills to go with 11 digs and a career-high tying seven blocks in the first round of the NCAA Tournament versus Sacred Heart (12/2)... led the team with 16 kills, six digs and three blocks versus Michigan (12/3) in the second round... Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (9/12)... Rice Invitational all-tournament team... MVP of the Stanford Invitational and Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic... Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention. Freshman (2010): Named to the 2010 All-Pac-10 Freshmen Team... played in 108 of the team s 109 sets, making 11 starts on the year... fourth on the team with 1.83 kills per set and fifth with 2.10 points per set... totaled five digs, three blocks and one ace at San Francisco (9/18)... tallied a season-best.625 attack percentage ( ) vs. Oregon State (10/1)... finished with a season high 27 attempts versus Washington (10/15)... registered season highs of 11 kills and seven digs versus California (10/22)... had six kills, two digs and a season-high tying three blocks against Albany (12/3) in her first postseason appearance... followed up with eight kills and a.438 attack percentage against Colorado State (12/4) in the Second Round... tallied eight kills, three digs and two blocks in the Regional Semifinal win over Ohio State (12/10)... finished with six kills, a dig and a block in the Regional Final loss to USC (12/11). Personal: Daughter of Rick and Barbara Williams... has a younger brother, Adrian... major is sociology... considering a career in public relations or market research... enjoys boating and waterskiing... full name is Rachel Jené Williams. 13, vs. Arizona State (10/26) Kills 24, vs. Duke (9/3/11) 27, twice, last at Utah (9/21) Attempts 71, vs. Florida (9/10/11).684 ( ), vs. Arizona State (10/26) Hitting Percentage.684 ( ), vs. Arizona State (10/26/12) 1, 3X, last vs. UCLA (10/12) Assists 3, three times, last at Colorado (11/3/11) 1, vs. USF (9/14) Service Aces 3, three times, last at Arizona (10/21/11) 7, at Oregon State (11/2) Digs 22, vs. Duke (9/3/11) 7, at Arizona State (9/30) Blocks 7, 3X, last at Arizona State (9/30/12)

13 #7 Jessica Walker MB 6-1 Senior Houston, Texas (Booker T. Washington) Total Senior (2012): Appeared in 11 sets at middle blocker... averaging 1.00 blocks per set... tallied two kills and two blocks versus Albany (8/25)... collected three blocks against Loyola (9/8)... recorded two kills and a solo block versus Oregon State (10/7)... registered a season-high four blocks at Washington State (10/21). Junior (2011): Played in 64 sets... averaged 1.28 kills, 0.86 blocks and 0.11 aces per set... posted five kills, two digs and two blocks in the season opener versus Delaware (8/27)... tallied seven kills and six blocks against Notre Dame (9/2)... registered season highs of 10 kills and a.421 attack percentage versus Duke (9/3)... totaled nine kills, three digs, three blocks and a career high three aces against Florida (9/10) in the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic championship... tallied five kills and five blocks at California (9/13)... recorded nine kills and three digs at UCLA (9/23)... went (.500) with a career high eight blocks against Arizona State (9/30)... posted 13 blocks in two matches at the Oregon schools... tallied two blocks in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Sacred Heart (12/2). Sophomore (2010): Appeared in 55 sets as a middle blocker... averaged 1.55 kills, 0.35 digs and 0.64 blocks with a.415 attack percentage... registered four kills on four occasions... recorded two solo blocks at Saint Mary s (9/17)... finished with six kills on 11 attempts for a.455 attack percentage against Washington State (10/16)... registered 10 kills on 17 attempts with three digs and a.529 ( ) hitting percentage at Washington State (11/12)... also posted a season high four blocks against the Cougars... recorded one kill and three block assists against Albany (12/3) in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament... followed up with three kills and a block assist against Colorado State in the Second Round... hit.500 with 11 kills and a season-high tying four blocks in the Regional Semifinal win over Ohio State (12/10)... posted a career highs of 12 kills and a.750 attack percentage in the Regional Final loss to USC (12/11). Redshirt Freshman (2009): Earned All-Pac-10 Freshmen team honors... started 29 matches, appearing in 103 sets on the season... recorded a career high eight kills versus Florida (9/4)...posted a season-best seven digs against USC (10/30)... registered a season-best seven blocks three times (vs. Washington on 10/10; at Washington State on 11/7; at Arizona on 11/20)... hit.300 or better in nine matches on the year... her 0.28 service aces per set in Pac-10 matches ranked third in the conference... finished eighth in the Pac-10 in conference only matches with 1.07 blocks per set... posted two kills and two blocks in her first NCAA Tournament appearance versus Long Island (12/4)... had three blocks, including one solo, versus Saint Mary s (12/5) in the second round... earned Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention. Freshman (2008): Did not appear in competition for the Cardinal... redshirted her first year on The Farm. Personal: Daughter of Barbara and Timothy Walker... has an older sister, Kimberly, and an older brother, Jeremy... sister played volleyball at Grambling State University... brother competed in track and field for Texas Southern, winning 2008 indoor and outdoor conference titles in the 400 meter dash and earning a No. 20 national ranking and No. 28 world ranking in the event... graduated in June 2012 with a bachelor s degree in science, technology and society... hobbies include coin collecting, listening to music, watching cartoons and reading books by Mitch Albom... full name is Jessica Layshone Walker. 2, twice, last vs. Oregon State (10/7) Kills 12, vs. USC (12/11/10) 10, vs. Loyola (9/8) Attempts 23, vs. Florida (9/10/11).000 (1-1-10) vs. Loyola (9/8) Hitting Percentage.750 ( ), vs. USC (12/11/10) -- Assists 2, three times, last at New Mexico (8/29/10) -- Service Aces 3, vs. Florida (9/10/11) 1, twice, last at Washington State (10/21) Digs 7, vs. USC (10/30/09) 4, at Washington State (10/21) Blocks 8, vs. Arizona State (9/30/11)

14 #8 Megan McGehee MB 6-2 Freshman Lee s Summit, Mo. (Lee s Summit West) Freshman (2012): Played in 13 sets... averaging 1.23 kills and 0.77 blocks per set... tallied four kills and a block in her first collegiate action against Albany (8/25)... went 2-for-2 with two blocks against Santa Clara (9/7)... recorded a season high six kills and a.417 hitting percentage versus Loyola (9/8)... finished 2-for-3 with two blocks in the Stanford Invitational championship win over Pacific (9/8)... appeared in her first Pac-12 match, registering two kills and a block versus Oregon State (10/7). High School: A 2012 graduate of Lee s Summit West High School in Lee s Summit, Mo.... a three-year letterwinner, she captained her team as a senior... led her team to four straight conference titles, three district titles and a runner-up finish at the state championships in 2009, 2011 and an Under Armour First Team All-American in a three-time all-conference and all-district pick... earned all-state and all-region honors in 2011 and holds the LSWHS career kills and blocks records...a three-time all-state academic honoree ( )... also earned two letters in basketball, earning first team all-conference honors. Personal: Daughter of David and Andrea McGehee... has a younger sister, Laura... David played football and Andrea played volleyball at Missouri Valley College... anticipating a major in biology and Spanish... contemplating a career as an orthopedic surgeon... enjoys swimming, shopping, camping and eating... born in Springfield, Mo.... full name is Megan Elizabeth McGehee. 6, vs. Loyola (9/8) Kills 6, vs. Loyola (9/8/12) 12, twice, last vs. Loyola (9/8) Attempts 12, twice, last vs. Loyola (9/8/12).417 (6-1-12), vs. Loyola (9/8) Hitting Percentage.417 (6-1-12), vs. Loyola (9/8/12) 1, 3X, last vs. USF (9/14) Digs 1, 3X, last vs. USF (9/14/12) 2, 3X, last vs. Pacific (9/8) Blocks 2, 3X, last vs. Pacific (9/8/12)

15 #10 Kyle Gilbert L/DS 5-7 Sophomore Encinitas, Calif. (Santa Fe Christian) Total Sophomore (2012): Stanford s starting libero... the only Cardinal player to appear in all 97 sets this season... leads the team and ranks fifth in the Pac-12 with 4.27 digs per set... tallied double-digit digs in 22 matches... reached the 20-dig plateau on 10 occassions... registered 23 digs at Penn State (8/31)... collected a team-high 15 digs in a win over then-no. 18 Florida (9/1)... recorded 20 digs and a season-high five assists versus Loyola (9/8)... tallied 20 digs and four assists at Saint Mary s (9/15)... finished with a match-high 15 digs in a sweep over Cal (9/19)... recorded 24 digs in a win over then- No. 2 Oregon (10/5)... tallied 20 digs in a sweep over Oregon State (10/7)... finished with 22 digs in a sweep over USC (10/10)... registered a career high 25 digs versus UCLA (10/12)... tied her careerbest with 25 digs at Washington (10/19)... led all players with 18 digs in a sweep over Arizona (10/24)... tallied 20 digs in a sweep at OSU (11/2)... collected 24 digs, two assists and an ace against No. 5 Washington (11/8)... Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week (10/15)... selected to the Stanford Invitational All-Tournament Team. Freshman (2011): Appeared in all 113 sets as the libero or defensive specialist... averaged 2.73 digs per set... registered double-digit digs in 12 matches... made her first career start in the season opener against Delaware (8/27), totalling eight digs, two assists and an ace... tallied 10 digs, two assists and an ace against Notre Dame (9/2)... recorded 16 digs and three assists versus Duke (9/3)... paced the squad with 14 digs in the win over Penn State (9/9)... tied for the team high with 14 digs in the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic championship against Florida (9/10)... racked up 15 digs at Califonria (9/13) in her Pac-12 debut... saw her first action as the team s libero in the third set against Colorado (9/17)... tallied a season high 22 digs at UCLA (9/23)... made her first career start at libero at USC (9/24), posting 18 digs... registered 19 digs against Arziona State (9/30)... collected a team high 17 digs at Oregon (10/8)... also registered a season high five assists against the Ducks... finished with 10 digs in the win over OSU (11/20)... totaled 11 digs and three assists in two NCAA Tournament matches. Personal: Daughter of Clark and Beverly Gilbert... has an older brother, Taylor... her father was a running back for Wheaton College and was named the team s Offensive MVP in Taylor is a captain of the lacrosse team at the University of California, Santa Barbara... interested in studying math, statistical science, and communications at Stanford... considering a career as a bilingual mathematics instructor or a sports commentator... enjoys reading, going to the beach, playing beach volleyball, performing philanthropic work, watching the San Diego Chargers, and traveling... full name is Kyle MacKenzie Gilbert. -- Kills 1, at Washington (11/11/11) -- Attempts 1, three times, last at Washington (11/11/11) 5, vs. Loyola (9/8) Assists 5, 3X, last vs. Loyola (9/8/12) 1, 6X, last vs. Washington (11/8) Service Aces 3, at Arizona (10/21/11) 25, twice, last at Washington (10/19) Digs 25, twice, last at Washington (10/19/12)

16 #12 Inky Ajanaku MB 6-3 Freshman Tulsa, Okla. (Bishop Kelley) Freshman (2012): Played in 90 sets, making 19 starts at middle blocker... averaging 2.38 kills and 1.16 blocks per set... fourth in the Pac-12 with a.373 hitting percentage... made her collegiate debut in the season opener versus Saint Mary s (8/24), totaling seven kills and two blocks... posted eight kills on a season-best.389 attack percentage at Hawaii (8/26)... tallied seven kills, five digs and three blocks at Penn State (8/31)... registered 10 kills in a win over then-no. 18 Florida (9/1)... finished with nine kills and three blocks against Loyola (9/8)... posted three kills and five blocks in the Stanford Invitational championship win over Pacific (9/8)... was (.647), posting a season high attack percentage, at Saint Mary s (9/15)... posted 11 kills and a.562 attack percentage in a sweep over Cal (9/19)... recorded 11 kills and seven blocks at Utah (9/21)... totaled eight kills and a career-best 10 blocks versus then-no. 2 Oregon (10/5)... led the team with 10 kills and a.562 hitting percentage against Oregon State (10/7)... recorded 12 kills, six blocks and a team-best.529 attack percentage in a sweep over USC (10/10)... registered a career high 17 kills on a.419 hitting percentage with seven blocks versus UCLA (10/12)... led the team with 11 kills and a.526 attack percentage in a sweep over Arizona (10/24)... hit.556 with 11 kills and four blocks against ASU (10/26)... Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (10/15 & 10/29). High School: A 2012 graduate of Bishop Kelley High School in Tulsa, Okla.... a three-year letterwinner and captain of her team as a senior... also lettered twice in track and once in basketball... team was a four-time Oklahoma state champion and the 2012 Academic state champion... No. 2 ranked recruit by PrepVolleyball.com AVCA Under Armour First Team All-American and Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year... named Under Armour Most Undeniable Player for Team West... a 2010 and 2011 Class 6A state tournament MVP and All-Metro Volleyball Player of the Year... also an allstate pick, holds her high school s attack percentage of.634. Personal: Daughter of Kunle Ajanaku and Tola Elliott... has an older brother, Kunle, and an older sister, Kitan, who is a middle blocker on the women s volleyball team at Long Beach State... anticipating a major in human biology or business... contemplating a career as an orthopedic surgeon... hobbies include cooking, biking and swimming... full name is Oyinkansola OluSeun Ajanaku. 17, vs. UCLA (10/12) Kills 17, vs. UCLA (10/12/12) 31, vs. UCLA (10/12) Attempts 31, vs. UCLA (10/12/12).647 ( ), at Saint Mary s (9/15) Hitting Percentage.647 ( ), at Saint Mary s (9/15/12) 5, at Penn State (8/31) Digs 5, at Penn State (8/31/12) 10, vs. Oregon (10/5) Blocks 10, vs. Oregon (10/5/12)

17 #15 Karissa Cook S 5-11 Senior Santa Cruz, Calif. (Harbor) Total Senior (2012): Played in 63 sets... averaging 6.00 assists and 1.79 digs per set... recorded a double-double with 36 assists and 15 digs in the season opener against Saint Mary s (8/24)... finished with a season-high 37 assists and two blocks against Hawaii (8/26)... turned in a double-double at Penn State (8/31) with 21 assists and 10 digs... finished with 23 assists and 14 digs at Arizona State (9/30)... led the team with 23 assists in a sweep over USC (10/10)... selected to the Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational all-tournament team. Junior (2011): All-Pac-12 Conference honorable mention... ranked fourth in the Pac-12 and 20th nationally with assists per set... second on the team with 3.14 digs per set... led the Pac-12 with 20 double-doubles... totaled 64 assists, seven kills, and 19 digs in two matches at the Rice Invitational... tallied 47 assists and 20 digs against Notre Dame (9/2)... also registered a career best five blocks against the Fighting Irish... racked up 51 assists and 20 digs the next day versus Duke (9/3) in the Stanford Invitational... totaled 92 assist, six kills, 18 digs and five blocks in the Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic... put down a career-best five aces against Utah (9/16)... finished with 49 assists and 13 digs at UCLA (9/23)... tied her career high with five blocks at USC (9/24)... put down a career high seven kills with a career-best.545 hitting percentage to go with 48 assists and 11 digs against Arizona (10/2)... tied her career best with seven kills to go with 15 digs and four blocks at Oregon (10/8)... totaled 30 assists, 13 digs, five kills and four blocks against No. 2 Washington (10/15)... racked up 39 assists and 17 digs at Arizona (10/21)... tallied 50 assists in the win at ASU (10/22)... had 41 assists, 12 digs and three blocks in the sweep over USC (10/28)... set a new career high with 55 assists against Oregon (11/18)... finished with 50 assists and a career high 21 digs versus Cal (11/25)... averaged assists, 3.62 digs and 0.88 blocks per set in two NCAA Tournament matches... Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week (9/5)... Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (10/17)... AVCA National Player of the Week (10/18)... Rice Invitational MVP... earned all-tournament honors at the Stanford Invitational and Nike Volleyball Big Four Classic... Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention. Sophomore (2010): Competed in 83 sets for the Cardinal as one of its two setters... was second on the team with 6.27 assists per set and 2.75 digs per set... third on the team with nine double-doubles, including three in NCAA Tournament matches... registered a season high 29 assists at Arizona State (9/24)... tallied 26 assists and 11 digs versus UCLA (11/5)... registered a career-best 20 digs at Washington (11/13) and put down a season high two aces against the Huskies... posted 23 kills and 14 digs versus Albany (12/3) in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament... had 17 assists and nine digs in the Second Round against Colorado State (12/4)... posted 26 assists and 10 digs against Ohio State (12/10) in the Regional Semifinal... finished with 28 assists and 11 digs in the Regional Final loss to USC (12/11)... earned Stanford Invitational all-tournament honors... Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention. Freshman (2009): Earned All-Pac-10 Freshmen Team accolades... started her first career match in the season opener against LSU (8/28)... appeared in 93 sets... recorded a team season-high 49 assists at Oregon State (10/16)... totaled 34 assists and a season high 14 digs versus LSU (8/28) for her first-career double-double... registered 10 or more digs nine times... tied for second on the team with 10 double-doubles... registered 30 or more assists 13 times... posted a seasonhigh three blocks versus Arizona State (10/24)...totaled 24 assists and seven digs in her first NCAA Tournament appearance versus Long Island (12/4)... posted a double-double with 35 assists and 10 digs versus Saint Mary s in the second round... totaled 26 assists, five digs and two blocks in the regional semifinal against Michigan (12/11). Personal: Daughter of David Cook and Suzy Cook-Loustalot... major is product design... father, David, played collegiate basketball at the University of San Diego and professionally for the Newcastle Falcons in Australia... mother, Suzy, played collegiate volleyball for United States International University... has three siblings, Brian Cook, who is a member of the Stanford men s volleyball team, Kobi Cook and Maxine Loustalot... enjoys beach volleyball, capture the flag and reading... born in Salt lake City, Utah... full name is Karissa Kellie Cook. 4, vs. Saint Mary s (8/24) Kills 7, twice, last at Oregon (10/8/11) 8, at Hawaii (8/26) Attempts 14, at Oregon (10/8/11) -- Hitting Percentage.545 (7-1-11), vs. Arizona (10/2/11) 37, at Hawaii (8/26) Assists 55, vs. Oregon (11/18/11) 2, vs. Albany (8/25) Service Aces 5, vs. Utah (9/16/11) 16, vs. Saint Mary s (8/24) Digs 21, vs. California (11/25/11) 2, at Hawaii (8/26) Blocks 6, vs. Sacred Heart (12/2/11)

18 #16 Brittany Howard OH 6-3 Freshman Los Altos, Calif. (Mountain View) Freshman (2012): Competed in 93 sets, starting all 26 matches... averaging 2.23 kills and 2.65 digs per set... tallied seven kills and eight digs in her collegiate debut against Saint Mary s (8/24)... went for a season-best.381 attach percentage at Hawaii (8/26)... registered 12 kills and 19 digs for her first collegiate double-double at Penn State (8/31)... recorded nine kills, five digs and four blocks in a win over then-no. 18 Florida (9/1)... turned in a double-double versus Loyola (9/8) with 10 kills and 10 digs... posted 13 kills to lead the team at Arizona State (9/30)... registered her third doubledouble of the year with a career high 14 kills and 13 digs in a win over then-no. 2 Oregon (10/5)... went for a career high.414 attack percentage versus USC (10/10)... collected 21 digs in a fiveset win over UCLA (10/12)... tallied eight kills and 15 digs at Washington (10/19)... finished with nine kills, seven digs and a career high five blocks at WSU (10/21)... posted her fourth double-double with 10 kills and 14 digs to go with three blocks against ASU (10/26)... led the team with 14 kills and 13 digs for her fifth double-double at OSU (11/2)... tallied eight kills and four blocks in a sweep at No. 2 Oregon (11/4 )... recorded 10 kills, 12 digs and three blocks in a sweep over WSU (11/7)... posted 12 kills and a career-high 31 digs, tying for the third-most in program history in a single match, against Washington (11/8)... named Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (11/5). High School: A 2012 graduate of Mountain View High School in Mountain View, Calif.... captained her team as a sophomore, junior and senior... team reached the semifinals of the state championships in a three-time team MVP, she was listed at No. 12 on PrepVolleyball.com s Senior Ace list... a 2011 ESPN and PrepVolleyball High School All-American... a four-time Santa Clara Valley Athletic League first team selection and the league MVP in a first team all-state pick in 2010 and a four-time all-county and all-area performer, she was the San Jose Mercury News Freshman of the Year in 2008 and Sophomore of the Year in a 2008 PrepVolleyball National Freshman of the Year finalist... a three-time first team All-Daily News pick... she is the all-time career kills leader at MVHS... a four-time MVHS scholar-athlete, she was a first team PrepVolleyball High School Academic All-American in Personal: Daughter of Steve and Eileen Howard... has an older brother, Brad, and a younger sister, Chloe... Steve played basketball at Saint Mary s ( ) and the University of the Pacific ( )... Eileen was a three-time AVCA All-American middle blocker at the University of the Pacific ( ) and was a member of the U.S. National Team ( )... Brad is currently a member of the Princeton men s volleyball team... hobbies include swimming, ceramics, baking and nail art... full name is Brittany Anne Howard. 14, twice, last at Oregon State (11/2) Kills 14, twice, last at Oregon State (11/2/12) 47, at Penn State (8/31) Attempts 47, at Penn State (8/31/12).414 ( ), vs. USC (10/10) Hitting Percentage.414 ( ), vs. USC (10/10/12) 3, vs. Florida (9/1) Assists 3, vs. Florida (9/1/12) 2, 4X, last at Saint Mary s (9/15) Service Aces 2, 4X, last at Saint Mary s (9/15/12) 31, vs. Washington (11/8) Digs 31, vs. Washinton (11/8/12) 5, at Washington State (10/21) Blocks 5, at Washington State (10/21/12)

19 #20 Mary Ellen Luck DS 5-10 Junior Houston, Texas (Stratford) Total Junior (2012): Competed in 49 sets... posted five digs and an ace in the season opener against Saint Mary s (8/24)... totaled a season-high 10 digs at Hawaii (8/26)... registered four digs and a season-best two aces versus Loyola (9/8)... tallied seven digs in a win at No. 5 Washington (10/19). Sophomore (2011): Played in 111 of the team s 113 sets as a defensive specialist... averaged 1.97 digs per set... tallied seven digs and two assists in the season opener against Delaware (8/27)... registered 10 digs and a career high three assists versus Duke (9/3)... finished with 11 digs against ASU (9/30)... also posted 11 digs and registered a career best four aces at Oregon State (10/7)... recorded eight digs and two assists versus No. 2 Washington (10/15)... posted eight digs and two assists at Utah (11/5)... collected a career high 16 digs at Washington (11/11)... tallied 12 digs and an assist versus Cal (11/25)... posted nine digs, an ace and an assist in the first round of the NCAA Tournament versus Sacred Heart (12/2)... recorded four digs, two aces and two assists in the loss to Michigan (12/3) in the second round... Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention. Freshman (2010): Appeared in 51 sets as a defensive specialist... averaged 1.25 digs per set... tallied two assists against UC Irvine (9/2)... had seven digs at USC (10/8)... finished with a season-best 10 digs and two aces versus Washington (10/15)... totaled 10 digs in two matches at home against the L.A. schools... made her NCAA Tournament debut against Albany (12/3) in the First Round at Maples Pavilion. Personal: Daughter of Oliver and Kathy Luck... Oliver played quarterback in college at West Virginia, professionally for the Houston Oilers and currently serves as the Athletic Director at West Virginia... older brother Andrew was a two-time Heisman runner-up for the Stanford football team and the No. 1 overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft by the Indianapolis Colts... major is human biology... enjoys reading, biking, traveling, and baking. -- Kills 1, vs. Michigan (12/3/11) -- Attempts 2, at Oregon State (10/7/11) 1, 7X, last vs. Washington State (11/7) Assists 4, at Oregon (10/8/11) 2, vs. Loyola (9/8) Service Aces 4, at Oregon State (10/7/11) 10, at Hawaii (8/26) Digs 16, at Washington (11/11/11)

20 #21 Hayley Spelman OH 6-6 Senior Las Vegas, Nev. (Durango) Total Senior (2012): Played in 36 sets... went for a season-high.471 attack percentage in the season opener against Saint Mary s (8/24)... she also registered a career high six blocks against the Gaels... finished for a.450 hitting percenage to go with a career high five digs against Loyola (9/8)... tallied five kills on a.444 hitting percentage with two blocks versus WSU (11/7)... posted four kills, two digs and two blocks against Washington (11/8). Junior (2011): Competed in 65 sets on the year... averaged 1.83 kills and 0.74 blocks per set... collected five kills and four blocks at the Rice Invitational... tallied a career high five blocks and six kills against Notre Dame (9/2)... also had six kills against Penn State (9/9)... recorded five kills and four blocks at California (9/13)... totaled six kills and tied her career high with five blocks against Arizona State (9/30)... recorded three blocks, two kills and a dig against WSU (10/14)... put down a season high 13 kills on 21 attempts with one error (.571) and tied her career high with five blocks at ASU (10/22)... tallied nine kills and two blocks in the sweep over USC (10/28)... totaled nine kills and four blocks at Colorado (11/3)... recorded 11 kills and two blocks versus Oregon State (11/20)... was (.421) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament versus Sacred Heart (12/2)... recorded three kills and two blocks in the second round loss to Michigan (12/3). Sophomore (2010): All-Pac-10 Conference honorable mention... second on the team with 2.37 kills, while also averaging 0.42 blocks and 2.61 points per set... hit.313 in Pac-10 matches, ranking 10th in the conference... recorded a career-best 17 kills versus Washington (10/15) on a career high 35 attempts... hit a season-best.583 (7-0-12) versus Washington State (10/16)... tallied 12 kills and a.409 hitting percentage versus UCLA (11/5)... finished with 11 kills and a.318 attack percentage against USC (11/7)... led the team with 10 kills against Arizona (11/24)... tallied six kills and a career-high tying four blocks against Albany (12/3) in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament... followed up with nine kills and a.462 attack percentage against Colorado State (12/4) in the Second Round... posted five kills and three digs in the Regional Semifinal win over Ohio State (12/10)... tallied six kills and a block assist in the Regional Final loss to USC (12/11). Freshman (2009): Appeared in 62 sets for the Cardinal in her debut season... totaled a season-high four blocks against Weber State (9/11)... tallied a season-best four digs at Hawai i on (9/12)... posted a career high 10 kills versus Arizona State (10/24), hitting a season-best.667 ( )... had a season high 24 attempts in the home opener against San Francisco (9/18)... also recorded a career best two service aces versus the Dons... registered at least one kill in 10 Pac-10 regular season matches... had a kill and a block in her first NCAA Tournament appearance against Long Island (12/4)... added three kills and two digs versus Saint Mary s (12/5) in the second round. Personal: Daughter of Janet and Stephen Spelman... has a younger sister, Samantha...major is human biology... enjoys reading, hanging out with friends, movies and shopping... was a ballet dancer until seventh grade and a competitive tennis player until ninth grade... full name is Hayley Dora Spelman. 11, vs. Loyola (9/8) Kills 17, vs. Washington (10/15/10) 20, vs. Loyola (9/8) Attempts 35, vs. Washington (10/15/10).471 (8-0-17), vs. Saint Mary s (8/24) Hitting Percentage.667 ( ), vs. Arizona State (10/24/09) -- Assists 1, seven times, last at Arizona (10/21/11) 1, twice, last at Saint Mary s (9/15) Service Aces 2, vs. San Francisco (9/18/09) 5, vs. Loyola (9/8) Digs 5, vs. Loyola (9/8/12) 6, vs. Saint Mary s (8/24) Blocks 6, vs. Saint Mary s (8/24/12)

21 #22 Madi Bugg S 6-0 Freshman Apex, N.C. (Cardinal Gibbons) Freshman (2012): Appeared in 93 sets, making 18 starts at setter... ranks ninth in the Pac-12 with 8.08 assists per set... has eight double-doubles on the year... made her collegiate debut in the season opener against Saint Mary s (8/24)... registered her first career double-double at Penn State (8/31) with 28 assists and 15 digs... tallied 53 assists to go with 10 digs and two blocks in a win over then-no. 18 Florida (9/1)... recorded a season-high five blocks versus Santa Clara (9/7)... turned in 48 assists, 13 digs, four blocks and a season-best five kills against Loyola (9/8)... finished with 38 assists and 13 digs against Pacific (9/8)... posted career highs in kills (5), attempts (14), hitting percentage (.286) and digs (16) at Utah (9/21)... finished with 27 assists, 14 digs and three blocks at WSU (10/21)... totaled 30 assists, three kills and two aces in a sweep at No. 2 Oregon (11/2)... named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Week (9/10)... selected to the Stanford Invitational all-tournament team. High School: A 2012 graduate of Cardinal Gibbons Catholic High School in Raleigh, N.C.... a fouryear letterwinner and captain of her team as a sophomore, junior and senior... four-time conference champions and three-time state champions ( )... team was the state runner-up in North Carolina Gatorade Player of the Year in 2009 and conference player of the year and high school All-American in earned all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior... three-time MVP of the state championship ( )... is one of just two players in school history to reach the 1,000 kills plateau (1,020)... holds the school record for career aces (230). Personal: Daughter of Dick and Robin Bugg... Robin was a middle blocker on the University of Tennessee women s volleyball team, earning all-conference honors three times... she was inducted into the University of Tennessee Hall of Fame in has a younger brother, Logan, and a younger sister, Avery... undecided on her major, but contemplating biology or economics... enjoys reading, hanging out with friends and family, watching movies, baking and working out... born in Plano, Texas... full name is Madison Lee Bugg. 5, twice, last at Utah (9/21) Kills 5, twice, last at Utah (9/21/12) 14, at Utah (9/21) Attempts 14, at Utah (9/21/12).286 (5-1-14), at Utah (9/21) Hitting Percentage.286 (5-1-14), at Utah (9/21) 54, at Utah (9/21) Assists 54, at Utah (9/21/12) 3, vs. USF (9/14) Service Aces 3, vs. USF (9/14/12) 16, at Utah (9/21) Digs 16, at Utah (9/21/12) 5, twice, last at Saint Mary s (9/15) Blocks 5, twice, last at Saint Mary s (9/15/12)

22 #23 Jordan Burgess OH 6-1 Freshman Fort Myers, Fla. (Berkeley Preparatory) Freshman (2012): Played in 88 sets, making 22 starts... second on the team with 2.86 kills and 3.43 digs per set... leads the team with nine double-doubles... was (.667) with six digs in her collegiate debut versus Saint Mary s (8/24)... posted her first collegiate double-double with 14 kills and 11 digs against Albany (8/25)... led the team with 10 kills, 11 digs and a season-high four blocks at Hawaii (8/26)... totaled 13 kills and a season-best 20 digs at Penn State (8/31)... paced the team with 13 kills versus Loyola (9/8)... finished with nine kills, 11 digs and tied her seson-high with four blocks in the Stanford Invitational championship win over Pacific (9/8)... recorded 16 kills and a career high five blocks to go with 13 digs in a sweep over Cal (9/19)... totaled 16 kills and tallied a match-high 17 digs at Utah (9/21)... posted 10 kills, a team-high 17 digs and a season high three aces at Arizona (9/28)... tallied seven kills and 19 digs in a sweep over USC (10/10)... registered a career high 19 kills to go with 19 digs in a win over UCLA (10/12)... led the team with 16 kills and a.300 attack percentage at WSU (10/21)... totaled 12 kills, 17 digs and two blocks against ASU (10/26)... named the Pac-12 Freshman and Defensive Player of the Week (9/24). High School: A 2012 graduate of Berkeley Preparatory School in Tampa, Fla.... a four-year letterwinner... she captained her team as a sophomore, junior and senior, leading the squad to three consecutive state championships... team finished runner-up at state in Gatorade National Player of the Year ESPN High School and Volleyball Magazine Player of the Year... listed as the No. 3 senior ace and the top outside hitter by PrepVolleyball.com and 2011 Florida Gatorade Player of the Year... a three-time First Team All-American and the Under Armour Team East MVP in National Junior Player of the Year by PrepVolleyball.com and ESPN Rise... an all-county and all-state performer, she holds the Berkeley Prep career kills record (1,792)... named her school s Female Athlete of the Year as a sophomore, junior and senior... named Miss Volleyball in 2010 and 2011 by the Florida Dairy Farmers Association... All-Sun Coast, All-Hillsborough and Tampa Tribune Player of the Year in 2010 and named the 2010 Outstanding Female Amateur Athlete by the Sports Club of Tampa... listed as a Top 25 sophomore and was a Top 15 finalist for PrepVolleyball.com Freshman of the year. Personal: Daughter of David and Deanna Burgess... David played football, basketball and threw the discus and shot put for Manchester College in Indiana... has a twin brother, Nick... plans to be premed at Stanford... enjoys baking, playing cards and hanging out with family and friends. 19, vs. UCLA (10/12) Kills 19, vs. UCLA (10/12/12) 56, vs. UCLA (10/12) Attempts 56, vs. UCLA (10/12/12).600 ( ), vs. Albany (8/25) Hitting Percentage.600 ( ), vs. Albany (8/25/12) 3, twice, last vs. California (9/19) Assists 3, twice, last vs. California (9/19/12) 3, twice, last vs. Arizona (10/24) Servce Aces 3, twice, last vs. Arizona (10/24/12) 20, at Penn State (8/31) Digs 20, at Penn State (8/31/12) 5, vs. California (9/19) Blocks 5, vs. California (9/19/12)