#AGGIESALLTHEWAY SCHEDULE AUGUST 25 vs Louisiana Monroe# W, vs CSU Bakersfield# W, at Arkansas# L, 0-3

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1 Utah State Volleyball Follow Utah State Volleyball on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for the latest news, updates and information - Facebook: USUVolleyball Utah State Athletic Media Relations 7400 Old Main Hill Logan, Utah Kyle Cottam, Assistant AD for Media Relations (VB Contact) (435) kyle.cottam@usu.edu 2017 SCHEDULE AUGUST 25 vs Louisiana Monroe# W, vs CSU Bakersfield# W, at Arkansas# L, 0-3 AT UNLV (4-11/0-2) THURSDAY, SEPT P.M. (MT) AT NEW MEXICO (9-5/1-1) SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 NOON (MT) SEPTEMBER 1 PACIFIC% W, MONTANA STATE% L, UC SANTA BARBARA% W, UTAH VALLEY L, at Northern Arizona^ W, vs CSU Bakersfield^ W, vs Arizona State^ L, at Weber State W, at Southern Utah W, SAN DIEGO STATE* W, FRESNO STATE* W, at UNLV* 7 p.m. 30 at New Mexico* noon OCTOBER 5 WYOMING* 7 p.m. 7 COLORADO STATE* 8 p.m. 10 BOISE STATE* 7 p.m. 12 at Air Force* 6:30 p.m. 19 at Fresno State* 8 p.m. 21 at San Diego State* 2 p.m. 26 NEW MEXICO* 7 p.m. 28 UNLV* noon NOVEMBER 2 at Colorado State* 7 p.m. 4 at Wyoming * 1 p.m. 7 at Boise State* 7:30 p.m. 11 AIR FORCE* 7 p.m. 16 NEVADA* 7 p.m. 18 at San José State* 3 p.m. # - Arkansas Classic (Fayetteville, Ark.) % - USU Invitational (Logan, Utah) ^ - NAU Invitational (Flagstaff, Ariz.) * - Mountain West match HOME MATCHES 2017 MOUNTAIN WEST STANDINGS Team Conf W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Colorado State Utah State Boise State Nevada San José State New Mexico Wyoming Air Force San Diego State Fresno State UNLV Record MW Record/Finish /3rd Starters Returning/Lost...2/4+libero Letterwinners Returning/Lost...3/13 All-time against USU... UNLV leads 8-2 Last Meeting... UNLV, W 3-0 Nov. 10, 2016 TEAM LEADERS Kills... Mariena Hayden (2.72 kps) Digs... Leka Kiner-Falefa (4.02 dps) Blocks... Ashley Owens (1.24 bps) Assists... Riley Jacobs (8.70 aps) Aces... Mariena Hayden (0.36 aps) 2016 Record MW Record/Finish /9th Starters Returning/Lost...3+libero/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...8/7 All-time against USU... UNM leads Last Meeting... USU, W 3-2 Nov. 12, 2016 TEAM LEADERS Kills... Lauren Twitty (4.02 kps) Digs... Ashley Kelsey (4.28 dps) Blocks... Victoria Spragg (0.93 bps) Assists... Carson Heilborn (10.09 aps) Aces... Lauren Twitty (0.22 aps) Mercedes Pacheco (0.22 aps) USU VOLLEYBALL TO TAKE FIRST CONFERENCE ROAD TRIP THIS WEEKEND Utah State volleyball (10-4/2-0) will take its first conference road trip this week, facing UNLV (4-11/0-2 MW) in Las Vegas, Nev., on Thursday, Sept. 28, at 7 p.m. (MT). The Aggies continue the trip at New Mexico (9-5/1-1 MW) on Saturday, Sept. 30, at noon. PARTY LIKE IT S 2013 Utah State opened its conference slate 2-0, with 3-1 victories over San Diego State and Fresno State last weekend. The start is the first time the Aggies have opened their conference slate undefeated since the 2013 season. OR LIKE IT S 2010 Utah State s 10-4 overall mark this season is the best start for the Aggies since the 2010 season, when USU started 12-2 and later advanced to the NCAA Tournament. MOUNTAIN WEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK, SEPT. 18 Junior libero Tasia Taylor led all players in digs the week of September 11 en route to being named the MW Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 18. In the 3-0 win at Weber State that week, Taylor led both teams with 14 digs and added two assists. In the 3-1 win at Southern Utah, Taylor recorded a career-high 28 digs, as part of a season-high 84 digs for the team, and added four assists and one ace. For the week, Taylor totaled 42 digs, averaging 6.00 per set, six assists and one service ace. NORTHERN ARIZONA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Senior outside Lauren Anderson and senior opposite Kayla DeCoursey were named to the Lumberjack Classic all-tournament team after proving to be the most efficient hitters for USU on the outside during the tournament. Anderson totaled 44 kills, averaging 4.40 per set, hit.297 ( ) and also logged 27 digs, six blocks, two aces and one assist. DeCoursey finished second on the team with 11 blocks, while recording 26 kills, hitting.246 ( ) and tallying 10 digs and two service aces. UTAH STATE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Senior middle Carly Lenzen and junior middle Lauren O Brien were named to the Utah State all-tournament team. Lenzen finished the weekend with 20 kills, hitting.306 ( ), and totaled 12 blocks, six digs and two service aces. O Brien led the USU block with 15 during the three-game stretch and also was the most efficient attacker, hitting.308 with 17 kills on 39 attempts with only five errors. ARKANSAS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Senior outside Lauren Anderson and junior libero Tasia Taylor were named to the Arkansas Classic all-tournament team. Anderson finished the weekend with 41 kills, 18 digs and five service aces, hitting.279 ( ). Taylor recorded double-digit digs in all three matches, totaling 53 on the weekend and averaging 5.30 per set. SWING AWAY Senior outside Lauren Anderson recorded the most attempts of any Mountain West player during the first weekend of the season with her career-high 69 attempt-effort against CSU Bakersfield on Aug. 26. Anderson finished the match with 22 kills, one shy of her career high. 1

2 KILLING 20 S Anderson entered the 2017 season with only two 20-plus kill performances in her career, but has already surpassed that total with four 20-plus kill outings this season, including a career-high-tying 23 kills against San Diego State on Sept. 21. DIG STREAK Junior libero Tasia Taylor s has recorded double-digit digs in all but one match this season, including a career-high 28 at Southern Utah on Sept. 15. DOUBLE 20 Taylor and Anderson both logged 20 or more digs in Utah State s 3-1 victory over Southern Utah on Sept. 15, recording career highs of 28 and 23, respectively. It was the first time since the 2013 season that USU teammates had tallied 20 or more digs in the same match. DOUBLE-DIGIT DIGS Utah State had four players record double-digit digs in the same match for the first time this season against San Diego State on Sept. 21. Taylor led the way with 17, followed by Anderson and junior setter Kassidy Johnson with 12, and senior outside Rachel Gale-Hammond with 10. GOING THE DISTANCE Taylor has appeared in every match and every set for the Aggies over the course of her twoyear career at Utah State. DIGGING 20 S Taylor has recorded 20 or more digs in a match six times this season and has logged 15 or more digs in all but two contests this year. DIGGING IN FOR VICTORY Utah State is most successful this season when the Aggies have strong performances from their back row. In its 10 victories this season, Utah State is averaging digs per set, but in its four losses, USU has averaged digs per set. HITTING THE WINNING STRIDE Utah State has also hit the ball better during its victories in 2017, hitting.250 ( ,353) in its 10 wins to just.142 ( ) in its four losses. USU has also held opponents to.147 ( ,405) in its 10 victories, while foes have hit.258 ( ) in the Aggies four losses. FRESHMAN DOUBLE-DOUBLES Redshirt freshman Jaysa Funk has recorded five double-doubles this season. Funk s total is the most for a freshman since Paige Neves recorded 12 double-doubles during the 2011 season. FIRST-TIME SWEEPS Utah State swept CSU Bakersfield this season in a pair of meetings with the Roadrunners, posting a 3-1 win on Aug. 26, and a 3-0 win on Sept. 8. The matches marked the first time that USU faced a non-conference opponent twice in the same season since WINNING OFFENSIVELY Utah State is undefeated (10-0) and has collected all of its victories this season when leading its opponent in hitting percentage. WINNING DEFENSIVELY Utah State is 7-1 this year when matching or logging more digs than its opponents. The Aggies are 8-1 this season when holding opponents to less than a.199 hitting percentage. TGIF Utah State is a perfect 5-0 in matches played on Friday this season. PICKED SIXTH Utah State was picked sixth in the annual preseason Mountain West Coaches poll, projected to finish in the middle of the pack of the 11-member league. Colorado State was picked first for the fourth consecutive year, earning 98 points and eight first-place votes. Boise State, the 2016 Mountain West champion, followed with 93 points and the remaining three first-place votes. San Diego State (79), Wyoming (67) and Nevada (57) preceded Utah State on the list at three, four and five. The Aggies earned 51 points and were followed by UNLV (42), San José State (38), New Mexico (37), Fresno State (29) and Air Force (14). TENURED HELMSMAN Head coach Grayson DuBose is the longest-tenured head coach in USU volleyball history, entering his 12th year in OFFENSIVE EFFICIENCY FOR THE AGES Utah State hit.238 (1, ,797) during the 2016 season, the best hitting percentage in school history. 350-CLUB Senior outside Lauren Anderson led Utah State with 377 kills last season and was followed closely by departed teammate Kaylie Kamalu-Smith with 364 kills. The performances marked the first time since the 2005 season that Utah State had a pair of hitters surpass 350 kills in the same season. AGGIES 2017 RECORD WHEN... Overall 10-4 Home 4-2 Away 3-1 Neutral 3-1 Mountain West 2-0 Non-conference 8-4 Tournaments 6-3 Three-set matches 4-2 Four-set matches 5-2 Five-set matches 1-0 Hitting above Hitting.250 to Hitting.200 to Hitting.150 to Hitting.149 or lower 0-2 Opponents hit above Opponents hit.250 to Opponents hit.200 to Opponents hit.150 to Opponents hit.149 or lower 6-1 Leading in hitting percentage 10-0 Trailing in hitting percentage 0-4 Hitting percentage equal 0-0 Leading in kills 8-1 Trailing in kills 1-3 Tied in kills 1-0 Leading in digs 5-0 Trailing in digs 3-3 Tied in digs 2-1 Leading in blocks 6-1 Trailing in blocks 2-3 Tied in blocks 2-0 Leading in aces 4-1 Trailing in aces 4-2 Tied in aces 2-1 Winning first set 7-1 Losing first set 3-3 Winning the first two sets 4-0 Losing the first two sets 0-1 Extra point sets 3-1 Tuesday matches 1-1 Wednesday matches 0-0 Thursday matches 1-0 Friday matches 5-0 Saturday matches 3-3 August 2-1 September 8-3 October 0-0 November 0-0 2

3 HOMEGROWN AGGIES Utah State has a total of seven athletes from the state of Utah on the roster, including senior outside Rachel Gale-Hammond (Lindon), senior right side Kayla DeCoursey (Farmington), junior libero Tasia Taylor (Taylorsville), junior outside Ally Packard (Bountiful), redshirt freshman Jaysa Funk (Alpine), redshirt freshman Madi Olson (Cedar Hills) and freshman Gabbi Shumway (South Jordan). LONE PEAK TRIO The Utah connection continues into the high school ranks as redshirt freshmen Jaysa Funk and Madi Olson were teammates at Lone Peak High School in Alpine, Utah. Although not a teammate with Funk and Olson, fellow freshman Gabbi Shumway played her final year of prep volleyball at Lone Peak High School, as well. SUMMERS IN EUROPE Utah State has three current players that played with the Mountain West All-Stars in the World Volleyball Classic in Pula, Croatia. Senior outside Lauren Anderson traveled with the team last summer, helping the All-Stars to a second-place finish in the tournament. Senior right side Kayla DeCoursey was a member of the team during the summer of 2016, helping the team to a third-place finish. Senior outside Rachel Gale was a member of the team during the summer of 2015 as the All-Stars finished third. HOME SWEET HOME Utah State finished the 2016 season with an 8-5 mark at home and has recorded a winning record at home in 10 of 11 seasons under head coach Grayson DuBose. ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST Senior outside Lauren Anderson was named all-mountain West last season after leading the Aggies during their conference slate with 234 kills, averaging 3.49 per set and hitting.263 ( ). Anderson finished the conference season ranked No. 6 in the Mountain West with her 3.49 kills per set and finished No. 10 in the league with 3.69 points per set. MOUNTAIN WEST TEAM LEADERS Utah State is among the top five in the Mountain West in every statistical category, including second in digs per set (15.43) and opponent hitting percentage (.174), third in assists per set (12.57) and service aces per set (1.37), fourth in kills per set (13.02) and blocks per set (2.43), and fifth in hitting percentage (.220). MOUNTAIN WEST INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Senior outside Lauren Anderson is second in both kills per set (4.16) and points per set (4.70). Redshirt freshman setter Jaysa Funk is second in the league in assists per set (10.22). Junior libero Tasia Taylor is also second in the Mountain West with 4.98 digs per set. Junior middle Lauren O Brien is third in the league in hitting percentage (.365). NATIONAL LEADERS Anderson and Taylor are also ranked among the top-50 in the nation as well. Anderson is No. 36 in points per set (4.70) and No. 43 in kills per set (4.16). Taylor is No. 40 in the nation in digs per set (4.98). WHAT THE AGGIES LOST Utah State lost four players to graduation in seniors Kaylie Kamalu-Smith, Hannah Gleason, Erica Moscoso and Maddie Day-Larsen. Kamalu-Smith was second on the team in kills during the 2016 season, finishing with 364 kills and led the team with 3.53 kills per set. Gleason was the starting libero each of the past three seasons and finished her career as the all-time leader in sets played (450). In addition, Gleason finished fourth all-time with 1,410 career digs and ranks fifth and seventh in a single season with 506 digs in 2015 and 445 in Moscoso was a two-year starting setter for the Aggies, finishing her career No. 10 on the USU record books with 1,410 career assists. Day-Larsen was a defensive specialist and was also dangerous behind the service line. She finished second on the team with 217 digs last season and was fourth on the team with 14 service aces. WHAT THE AGGIES BROUGHT BACK Utah State returns four of its top five attackers from a season ago in senior outside Lauren Anderson (377 kills), senior opposite Kayla De- Coursey (255 kills), senior middle Carly Lenzen (186 kills) and junior middle Lauren O Brien (159 kills). Lenzen and O Brien have also paced the Utah State block over the past two seasons, finishing first and second on the team each year. FOLLOW ALONG Fans can follow the Aggie volleyball program on on Facebook at USU- Volleyball or on Instagram Aggie fans can also follow the Utah State athletic program on Facebook at Utah State University Athletics or on Instagram MOUNTAIN WEST LEADERS TEAM Assists 1. Boise State assists per set 2. Colorado State assists per set 3. Utah State assists per set Blocks 1. Wyoming 2.77 blocks per set 2. Colorado State 2.71 blocks per set 3. Fresno State 2.63 blocks per set 4. Utah State 2.43 blocks per set Service Aces 1. San José State 1.51 aces per set 2. Colorado State 1.48 aces per set 3. Utah State 1.37 aces per set Digs 1. Boise State digs per set 2. Utah State digs per set 3. New Mexico digs per set Opponent Hitting Percentage 1. San José State.165 ( ,699) 2. Utah State.174 ( ,867) Wyoming.174 ( ,861) INDIVIDUAL Hitting Percentage 1. Kirstie Hillyer (CSU).462 ( ) 2. Jensen Hougaard (CSU).449 ( ) 3. Lauren O Brien (USU).365 ( ) Kills 1. Sierra Nobley (BSU) 4.88 kills per set 2. Lauren Anderson (USU) 4.16 kills per set 3. Lauren Twitty (UNM) 4.02 kills per set Assists 1. Katie Oleksak (CSU) assists per set 2. Jaysa Funk (USU) assists per set 3. Dalyn Burns (NEV) assists per set Blocks 1. Kirstie Hillyer (CSU) 1.58 blocks per set 2. Jackie McBride (WYO) 1.27 blocks per set Carly Lenzen (USU) 1.09 blocks per set Lauren O Brien (USU) 1.09 blocks per set Digs 1. Maddi Osburn (BSU) 5.67 digs per set 2. Tasia Taylor (USU) 4.98 digs per set 3. Madi Fields (WYO) 4.60 digs per set Points 1. Sierra Nobley (BSU) 5.48 points per set 2. Lauren Anderson (USU) 4.70 points per set 3. Lauren Twitty (UNM) 4.57 points per set 3

4 Grayson DuBose is entering his 12th season as Utah State s head volleyball coach after being hired on March 27, In his 11 years at USU, DuBose (pronounced Do-Boze) has brought stability to one of the top programs in the region as he has coached two All-Americans and 24 all-conference selections. Off the court, 38 of his student-athletes have earned academic all-conference honors a total of 90 times, as well as six academic all-district recipients. He enters the 2017 season as the longest tenured coach in USU volleyball history and is second on the all-time wins list. I consider it a distinguished honor to be the head coach of the Utah State University volleyball program. My family and I love Logan and the University, and we re proud to call this place home, DuBose said. During my time here, I have deeply enjoyed sharing the passion for the sport of volleyball with not just our student-athletes, but our staff, administration and community. In 2016, DuBose led the Aggies to eight more victories than the previous season. The USU offense was especially sound as the team recorded a school-record.238 hitting percentage (1, ,797). Additionally, Utah State finished among the top four of the Mountain West in kills, assists and digs. Junior outside Lauren Anderson went on to earn all-mountain West honors at the end of the season, leading the team with 377 kills and finishing among the top 10 in the MW with 3.52 kills per set. Off the court, USU student-athletes also found success as 10 Aggies were named academic all-conference. Additionally, five more were named Mountain West Scholar Athletes. In 2015, DuBose captured his 150th victory as head coach of the Aggies in a 3-1 win over Eastern Kentucky on Sept. 19. Additionally, five student-athletes earned Mountain West Scholar Athlete honors as well as nine being named academic all-mountain West. In 2014, DuBose led the Aggie volleyball program into new territory, as USU opened up a new volleyball competition facility, Kirby Court at the Wayne Estes Center. DuBose had an integral voice in the design and layout of the new facility, which includes space for a competition court, two practice courts, team film room, team lounge, team locker room, strength and conditioning center, meeting rooms, coaches offices and an athletic training room. The new facility saw the Aggies go 7-6 at home, marking the ninth consecutive year that USU has had a winning record at home under DuBose. Individually, DuBose mentored senior Kaitlyn VanHoff to all-mountain West honors in addition to his charges earning nine academic all-mountain West citations and six Mountain West Scholar-Athlete accolades. DuBose led Utah State into the Mountain West in 2013, where the Aggies posted a overall and 13-7 MW record. The 20-win season was the second in a row and third in the last four years, all under DuBose, and also marked the first time that USU had posted back-to-back 20-win seasons since 2000 and Overall, it was the Aggies 12th 20-win season in 38 seasons of USU volleyball. USU spikers also had success in the classroom in 2013, earning seven academic all-mountain West honors and five Mountain West Scholar-Athlete accolades. Under DuBose s leadership, USU notched the 600th all-time win in program history with its first victory of the 2013 season. The Aggies are believed to be the 102nd program in NCAA history to reach the 600-win plateau, according to available records. Sophomore opposite side hitter Elle Brainard capped the season by becoming the first Aggie volleyball player to earn all-mountain West honors. HEAD COACH GRAYSON DUBOSE Brigham Young, th Season at Utah State Overall Record (.504) In 2012, DuBose led USU to the regular-season Western Athletic Conference title, as the Aggies collected nine conference postseason awards, including DuBose being named WAC Coach of the Year, while redshirt-freshman Brainard was tabbed WAC Freshman of the Year. The Coach of the Year award was DuBose s second as head coach of the Aggies and the first time in school history that a USU volleyball coach had earned multiple DUBOSE YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School Overall WAC/MW 2006 Utah State (.406) 6-10 (.375) 2007 Utah State (.567) 11-5 (.688) 2008 Utah State (.393) 9-7 (.562) 2009 Utah State (.517) 6-10 (.375) 2010 Utah State 24-9 (.727) 9-7 (.563) 2011 Utah State (.414) 7-7 (.500) 2012 Utah State 21-9 (.700) 15-3 (.833) 2013 Utah State (.645) 13-7 (.650) 2014 Utah State (.448) 9-9 (.500) 2015 Utah State 6-26 (.188) 2-16 (.111) 2016 Utah State (.444) 8-10 (.438) 2017 Utah State 10-4 (.714) 2-0 (1.000) Total 347 Matches (.507) (.516) Coach of the Year honors. Paige Neves, Rachel Orr, Shay Sorensen and Josselyn White all earned first-team all-wac honors, while Brainard and VanHoff were tabbed to the second-team. Brainard was also named to the all-freshmen team. USU s three first-team honorees in 2012 were the most in its eight years in the WAC and only the second time in school history to earn three first-team all-conference honors, joining 2000 when three Aggies collected first-team all-big West Conference honors in Amy Crosbie, Denae Mohlman and Melissa Schoepf. Utah State s five all-conference selections in 2012 were also the most during its time in the WAC, as well as the most since having five Big West honoree in 2001, including Neves older sister, Chelsi, who was a first-team selection with Michelle Matheson. Three other Aggies also earned honorable mention all-big West honors. Utah State s block was especially strong in 2012 as the team finished ninth in the nation with 3.00 blocks per set, continuing a tradition of being among the national leaders. The trend followed the 2011 team which ranked 10th with 2.79 blocks per set and the 2010 team that ranked ninth with 2.89 blocks per set. The 2012 season was also another well-decorated one off the court, as eight Aggie players earned academic all-wac accolades. Under DuBose s leadership in 2011, Liz McArthur and Shay Sorensen earned all-wac honors, while Paige Neves was named to the all-freshman team. Off the court, the Aggies also had noteworthy success with eight players earning academic all-wac honors, including McArthur earning first-team CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII honors for the second-straight year. Utah State had one of its best seasons in school history in 2010, winning its first-ever WAC Tournament Championship and advancing to its fourth NCAA Tournament in school history. Overall, Utah State became just the third team in the history of the WAC to win its tournament championship as it was the first school in 11 years to defeat perennial power Hawai i in the championship match. USU finished the year with a 24-9 record, including a third-place conference finish with a 9-7 league mark. Those 24 wins in 2010 were not only the seventh-most in school history, but the most since Utah State also had four players earn all-wac honors during the season, including McArthur, who was named to the first team. McArthur was also named the Most Valuable Player of the 2010 WAC Tournament and went on to earn American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) honorable mention All-American honors. USU also had seven players earn academic all-wac honors in 2010, while senior middle blocker Katie Astle joined McArthur on the academic all-district team. DuBose also received national attention in 2010 as he was named one of five finalists for the Collegiate Volleyball Update National Coach of the Year award. The 2008 and 2009 squads combined for 26 victories over the two years as four Aggies earned all-conference accolades in 2008 with eight more earning academic all-wac honors. In 2009, Liz McArthur was awarded the first of three all-wac citations in her career and was one of nine Aggies recognized with academic all-wac honors. DuBose also had plenty of success during the 2007 season as he led Utah State to a record and a third-place conference finish with an 11-5 mark. Among those 11 league victories was one of the biggest wins in school history as USU posted a three-set sweep at No. 10 Hawai i, snapping a 108-match home conference winning streak for the Rainbow Wahine. Following the 2007 season, DuBose had four players recognized by the WAC as senior Amanda Nielson was named first-team all-conference and an AVCA honorable mention All-American, while setter Chelsea Fowles was named the Freshman of the Year in the WAC. DuBose was also honored in 2007 as he became the first volleyball coach in school history to garner conference Coach of the Year honors. In his 11 complete seasons at the helm of the Aggie program, DuBose has a (.497) record, coaching his 300th career match as head coach vs. San Diego State on Nov. 14, DuBose earned his 100th career win with the Aggies victory against Seattle on Sept. 20, DuBose became just the second coaching position to reach 100 wins as Marilyn McReavy and Mary Jo Peppler hold the school record with 209 wins as they were cohead coaches from USU has won 20 matches a total of 12 times in school history, including three under DuBose in the 2010, 2012 and 2013 seasons. Prior to accepting the head coaching position at Utah State, DuBose spent four seasons ( ) as an assistant on Brigham Young University s men s volleyball team, helping the Cougars win the national title in In his four seasons at Brigham Young, DuBose helped lead the Cougars men s program to a (.750) record, including a National Championship in 2004 and a second-place finish at the 2003 NCAA Tournament. During his time at BYU, he coached nine All-Americans, including the 2004 NCAA Player of the Year. DuBose began his collegiate coaching career at Utah State from as an assistant to Tom Peterson. During that time, the Aggies won the Eastern Division of the Big West Conference in 1999 and advanced to the school s first-ever NCAA Tournament in 2000, defeating Missouri in the first round. USU finished the 2000 season ranked 22nd in the country, the program s first-ever top 25 ranking. DuBose began his coaching career as an assistant at Brighton High School in Sandy, Utah, from and also assisted with the Cache Valley Juniors and the Mountain West Volleyball Club during that time period. Following his two-year stint at Utah State, DuBose spent one year as an assistant to Peterson at the University of New Mexico, working with the women s program, before following Peterson to Brigham Young. DuBose played two years of collegiate volleyball at Golden West Community College in Huntington Beach, Calif., after graduating from Edison High School in Huntington Beach, where he earned all-county honors his senior season. DuBose graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in history in 1993 and then received his teaching certificate from Utah State in He and his wife Lenonnie have three children, Kline, Cassandra and Jackson. 4

5 USU PLAYER SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 2 TASIA TAYLOR JR DS/L TAYLORSVILLE, UTAH (TAYLORSVILLE HS) N/A Kills 1 (2) vs Loyola Marymount (9/3/16) 2 (2) San Diego State (9/21) Attempts 3 SE Louisiana (9/9/16) 28 at Southern Utah (9/15) Digs 28 at Southern Utah (9/15/17) N/A Block Solo N/A N/A Block Assists N/A N/A Block Totals N/A 8 at Northern Arizona (9/8) Assists 8 at Northern Arizona (9/8/17) 2 (3) Utah Valley (9/5) Aces 3 (3) Air Force (11/5/16) 3 LAUREN ANDERSON SR OH PEORIA, ARIZ. (LIBERTY HS/PITTSBURGH) 23 San Diego State (9/21) Kills 23 (2) San Diego State (9/21/17) 69 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26) Attempts 69 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26/17).440 ( ) vs Louisiana Monroe (8/25) Pct. (min 5 kills).556 (5-0-9) at Boise State (11/24/15) 23 at Southern Utah (9/15) Digs 23 at Southern Utah (9/15/17) 1 Utah Valley (9/5) Block Solo 1 (3) Utah Valley (9/5/17) 4 Fresno State (9/23) Block Assists 4 Fresno State (9/23/17) 4 Fresno State (9/23) Block Totals 4 Fresno State (9/23/17) 2 at San Diego State (9/24) Assists 2 at San Diego State (9/24/16) 4 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26) Aces 4 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26/17) 4 ASHLEE THORNOCK RS FR OH EVANSTON, WYO. (EVANSTON HS) N/A Kills N/A 5 vs Louisiana Monroe (8/26) Attempts 5 vs Louisiana Monroe (8/26/17) 2 Montana State (9/2) Digs 2 Montana State (9/2/17) N/A Block Solo N/A 1 (3) Montana State (9/2) Block Assists 1 (3) Montana State (9/2/17) 1 (3) Montana State (9/2) Block Totals 1 (3) Montana State (9/2/17) N/A Assists N/A N/A Aces N/A 5 JAYSA FUNK RS FR S ALPINE, UTAH (LONE PEAK HS) 3 Utah Valley (9/5) Kills 3 Utah Valley (9/5/17) 6 Utah Valley (9/5) Attempts 6 Utah Valley (9/5/17) 16 at Northern Arizona (9/8) Digs 16 at Northern Arizona (9/8/17) 1 Pacific (9/1) Block Solo 1 Pacific (9/1/17) 4 Pacific (9/1) Block Assists 4 Pacific (9/1/17) 5 Pacific (9/1) Block Totals 5 Pacific (9/1/17) 48 at Southern Utah (9/15) Assists 48 at Southern Utah (9/15/17) 3 Utah Valley (9/5) Aces 3 Utah Valley (9/5/17) 6 KASSIDY JOHNSON JR S VAIL, ARIZ. (CIENEGA HS) 2 San Diego State (9/21) Kills 3 (3) at Denver (9/3/16) 7 Fresno State (9/23) Attempts 8 vs Idaho State (9/11/15) 12 (2) San Diego State (9/21) Digs 12 (3) San Diego State (9/21/17) N/A Block Solo 1 (2) at Denver (9/3/16) 2 (2) Fresno State (9/23) Block Assists 6 Middle Tennessee (9/4/15) 2 (2) Fresno State (9/23) Block Totals 6 Middle Tennessee (9/4/15) 50 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26) Assists 54 Utah Valley (9/15/15) 3 (3) Fresno State (9/23) Aces 3 (3) Fresno State (9/23/17) Taylor Notables Two-sport athlete at Taylorsville (UT) HS, lettering in volleyball and softball Three-time all-state honoree on the volleyball court Has appeared in every match and set for USU during her career Has recorded double-digit digs in all but one match this year Anderson Notables Played two seasons at Pitt before transferring to Utah State Member of the 2017 MW All- Star team that competed in Pula, Croatia at the World VB Chall. Tied for the team lead with five double-doubles on the year Named all-mw in 2016 after leading the team with 377 kills Thornock Notables 2015 Wyoming Volleyball Player of the Year Led the state of Wyoming in kills her senior, setting a state record Also lettered in basketball at Evanston HS Funk Notables Recorded more than 1,100 assists, 900 digs, 500 kills and 200 blocks during her prep career Father, Randy, played basketball for the Aggies ( ) and led USU in rebounding during the season. Recorded a double-double (46 asst/15 digs) in her first collegiate start (9/1). Johnson Notables Has recorded five double-doubles during her career Second on the team each of the past two seasons, totaling 176 and 469 assists, respectively. Led Cienega (Ariz.) HS in both kills and digs as a senior, recording 394 and 307, respectively Missed nine matches during the year due to injury. 5

6 USU PLAYER SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 8 MADI OLSON RS FR DS/L CEDAR HILLS, UTAH (LONE PEAK HS) N/A Kills N/A N/A Attempts N/A 8 at Northern Arizona (9/8) Digs 8 at Northern Arizona (9/8/17) N/A Block Solo N/A N/A Block Assists N/A N/A Block Totals N/A 1 (5) at Southern Utah (9/15) Assists 1 (5) at Southern Utah (9/15/17) N/A Aces N/A 9 BAILEY DOWNING FR MB LUCAS, TEXAS (LOVEJOY HS) 9 Fresno State (9/23) Kills 9 Fresno State (9/23/17) 17 Fresno State (9/23) Attempts 17 Fresno State (9/23/17).353 (9-3-17) Fresno State (9/23) Pct. (min 5 kills).353 (9-3-17) Fresno State (9/23/17) 3 Fresno State (9/23) Digs 3 Fresno State (9/23) 1 vs CSU Bakersfield (9/8) Block Solo 1 vs CSU Bakersfield (9/8/17) 5 Fresno State (9/23) Block Assists 5 Fresno State (9/23) 5 (2) Fresno State (9/23) Block Totals 5 (2) Fresno State (9/23/17) 1 vs CSU Bakersfiled (8/26) Assists 1 vs CSU Bakersfiled (8/26/17) N/A Aces N/A 10 LAUREN O BRIEN JR MB CLACKAMAS, ORE. (CLACKAMAS HS) 13 at Southern Utah (9/15) Kills 13 at Southern Utah (9/15/17) 22 at Southern Utah (9/15) Attempts 24 Portland State (9/8/16).750 (6-0-8) at Arkansas (8/26) Pct. (min 5 kills).750 (6-0-8) at Arkansas (8/26/17) 2 (4) Fresno State (9/23) Digs 3 (5) at Fresno State (11/16/16) 1 Fresno State (9/23) Block Solo 1 (7) Fresno State (9/23/17) 9 Pacific (9/1) Block Assists 9 (2) Pacific (9/1/17) 9 Pacific (9/1) Block Totals 9 (2) Pacific (9/1/17) 1 (3) Fresno State (9/23) Assists 3 Middle Tenn. (9/4/15) N/A Aces N/A 11 KAYLA DECOURSEY SR OPP FARMINGTON, UTAH (VIEWMONT HS) 17 at Southern Utah (9/15) Kills 17 (2) at Southern Utah (9/15/17) 38 at Southern Utah (9/15) Attempts 44 at New Mexico (11/12/16).421 ( ) at Southern Utah (9/15) Pct. (min 5 kills).643 (9-0-14) vs Seattle (8/27/16) 6 vs CSU Bakersfield (9/8) Digs 6 vs CSU Bakersfield (9/8/17) 1 at Weber State (9/12) Block Solo 1 (6) at Weber State (9/12/17) 4 (3) at Southern Utah (9/15) Block Assists 6 at Wyoming (10/27/16) 5 at Weber State (9/12) Block Totals 6 at Wyoming (10/27/16) 1 at Weber State (9/12) Assists 1 at Weber State (9/12/17) 1 (8) Fresno State (9/23) Aces 1 (8) Fresno State (9/23/17) 13 CARLY LENZEN SR MB CAVE CREEK, ARIZ. (CACTUS SHADOWS HS) 10 Montana State (9/2) Kills 14 San Diego State (11/14/15) 19 Montana State (9/2) Attempts 22 San Diego State (11/14/15).588 ( ) at Weber State (9/12) Pct. (min 5 kills).625 ( ) UNLV (10/15/16) 4 vs Louisiana Monroe (8/25) Digs 7 (2) at Oregon State (8/26/16) 1 (1) at Weber State (9/12) Block Solo 3 (2) at Wyoming (10/27/16) 6 (3) vs CSU Bakersfield (9/8) Block Assists 7 (2) vs Indiana (9/19/15) 7 vs CSU Bakersfield (9/8) Block Totals 8 vs Indiana (9/19/15) 2 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26) Assists 2 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26/17) 3 vs Louisiana Monroe (8/25) Aces 5 SE Louisiana (9/9/16) Olson Notables Attended the same high school as teammates Jaysa Funk and Gabbi Shumway Led Lone Peak High School in digs as a junior and senior, totaling 356 and averaging 3.8 per set in her final year Graduated from high school with a perfect 4.0 GPA and is currently a 4.0 student at USU Downing Notables Named a 2016 high school honorable mention All-American Led her club to a pair of national championships, winning the U16 and U17 titles O Brien Notables Led the team with 105 blocks last season and finished second as a freshman with 69. Named National Fresman Top-50 and National Sophomore Top-75 in high school DeCoursey Notables Missed the first 14 matches in 2015 because of injury Member of the 2016 MW All- Star team that competed in the World Volleyball Challenge in Pula, Croatia Finished third on the team in kills during the 2016 season with 255 Lenzen Notables Missed all of the 2014 season because of injury Led the Aggies in blocks in 2015, totaling 95 Second on the team in blocks in 2016, totaling 104 Fourth on the team last season with 186 kills, hitting a team-best.306 ( ) 6

7 USU PLAYER SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 14 ASHLEY WESENBERG SO MB SOUTH HILL, WASH. (EMERALD RIDGE HS) N/A Kills 1 (2) SE Louisiana (9/9/16) N/A Attempts 3 UC Riverside (9/8/16) N/A Digs 1 SE Louisiana (9/9/16) N/A Block Solo N/A N/A Block Assists 2 SE Louisiana (9/9/16) N/A Block Totals N/A N/A Assists N/A N/A Aces N/A 26 RACHEL GALE-HAMMOND SR OH LINDON, UTAH (PLEASANT GROVE HS) 14 at Northern Arizona (9/8) Kills 27 Utah Valley (9/15/15) 43 at Northern Arizona (9/8) Attempts 58 Southern Utah (9/5/15).242 ( ) vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26) Pct. (min 5 kills).371 ( ) SE Louisiana (9/9/16) 10 (2) San Diego State (9/21) Digs 16 (2) Air Force (11/21/15) 1 UC Santa Barbara (9/2) Block Solo 1 (2) UC Santa Barbara (9/2) 4 Pacific (9/1) Block Assists 10 at Fresno St. (11/15/14) 4 (2) UC Santa Barbara (9/2) Block Totals 10 at Fresno St. (11/15/14) 1 (4) Fresno State (9/23) Assists 2 (4) San Diego State (11/14/15) 2 at Arkansas (8/26) Aces 2 (7) at Arkansas (8/26) 39 GABBI SHUMWAY FR OH SOUTH JORDAN, UTAH (LONE PEAK HS) 11 at Southern Utah (9/15) Kills 11 at Southern Utah (9/15/17) 37 at Southern Utah (9/15) Attempts 37 at Southern Utah (9/15/17).270 ( ) at Southern Utah (9/15) Pct. (min 5 kills).270 ( ) at Southern Utah (9/15/17) 7 at Southern Utah (9/15) Digs 7 at Southern Utah (9/15/17) N/A Block Solo N/A 1 (4) Fresno State (9/23) Block Assists 1 (4) Fresno State (9/23/17) 1 (4) Fresno State (9/23) Block Totals 1 (4) Fresno State (9/23/17) 1 (2) at Southern Utah (9/15) Assists 1 (2) at Southern Utah (9/15/17) 1 at Arkansas (8/26) Aces 1 at Arkansas (8/26/17) Wesenberg Notables Made her collegiate debut against UC Riverside (9/18/16), logging one kill Holds three school records at Emerald Ridge (Wash.) HS in blocks in a match, blocks in a season and blocks in a career Gale Notables Led the Aggies in kills in 2015, finishing the season with 355 Recorded the sixth-most attempts in school history in 2015, tallying 1,186 Member of the 2015 MW All- Star team that competed in the World Volleyball Challenge in Pula, Croatia Shumway Notables Split her prep career at Lone Peak and Bingham High Schools Led Lone Peak to the 2016 Utah state championship AGGIE DOUBLE DOUBLES (SEASON/CAREER) Lauren Anderson (7/8) 13 kills, 11 digs (Fresno State, 9/23/17) 23 kills, 12 digs (San Diego State, 9/21/17) 13 kills, 13 digs (vs CSUB, 9/8/17) 17 kills, 11 digs (Utah Valley, 9/5/17) 18 kills, 15 digs (Montana State, 9/2/17) 22 kills, 11 digs (Pacific (9/1/17) 13 kills, 10 digs (vs ULM, 8/25/17) 16 kills, 15 digs (at Denver, 9/3/16) Jaysa Funk (5/5) 41 assists, 11 digs (at Weber State, 9/12/17) 36 assists, 10 digs (vs CSUB, 9/8/17) 46 assists, 16 digs (at NAU, 9/8/17) 30 assists, 10 digs (UCSB, 9/2/17) 46 digs, 15 digs (Pacific, 9/1/17) Rachel Gale-Hammond (1/5) 12 kills, 10 digs (vs CSUB, 8/26/17) 14 kills, 16 digs (Air Force, 11/21/15) 14 kills, 10 digs (San Diego St., 11/14/15) 27 kills, 12 digs (Utah Valley, 9/15/15) 17 kills, 13 digs (Southern Utah, 9/5/15) Kassidy Johnson (2/6) 49 assists, 12 digs (San Diego State, 9/21/17) 50 assists, 12 digs (vs CSUB, 8/26/17) 43 assists, 11 digs (at Denver, 9/3/16) 54 assists, 11 digs (Utah Valley, 9/15/15) 21 assists, 12 digs (vs Idaho St., 9/11/15) 40 assists, 11 digs (Southern Utah, 9/5/15) UTAH STATE 2017 SEASON BESTS Individual Team 23 Lauren Anderson (SDSU, 9/21) Kills 59 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26) 69 Lauren Anderson (vs CSUB, 8/26) Attempts 161 twice.588 Carly Lenzen ( ) Hitting %.309 vs Louisiana Monroe (8/25) at Weber State (9/12/17) (min. 10 kills) Kassidy Johnson (vs CSUB, 8/26) Assists 58 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26) 4 Lauren Anderson (vs CSUB, 8/26) Aces 11 vs CSU Bakersfield (8/26) 28 Tasia Taylor (at SUU, 9/15) Digs 84 at Southern Utah (9/15) 9 Lauren O Brien (PAC, 9/1) Blocks 14.0 Pacific (9/1) 7

8 2017 COMBINED STATS Record Overall Home Away Neutral ALL MATCHES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING ## STATS SUMMARY S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE PTS 3 ANDERSON, Lauren DeCOURSEY, Kayla GALE-HAMMOND, Rachel O BRIEN, Lauren LENZEN, Carly SHUMWAY, Gabbi DOWNING, Bailey FUNK, Jaysa JOHNSON, Kassidy TAYLOR, Tasia THORNOCK, Ashlee OLSON, Madi TEAM 3 UTAH STATE Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USU OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 6/671 4/754 Neutral site #/Avg 4/254 Current win streak 4 - Home win streak 2 - DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATT Aug 25, 2017 vs W ,25-15, Aug 26, 2017 vs CSU W ,21-25,25-20, Aug 26, 2017 at L ,15-25, Sep 01, 2017 PACIFIC # W ,25-19,25-20,22-25, Sep 02, 2017 MONTANA STATE # L ,18-25,29-27, Sep 02, 2017 UC SANTA BARBARA # W ,25-15, Sep 08, 2017 at Northern Arizona $ W ,25-18,25-23, Sep 08, 2017 vs CSU Bakersfield $ W ,25-22, Sep 09, 2017 vs Arizona State $ L ,20-25, Sep 12, 2017 at Weber State W ,25-20, Sep 15, 2017 at Southern Utah W ,25-18,20-25, Sep 21, 2017 SAN DIEGO STATE* W , 25-23, 25-14, Sep 23, 2017 FRESNO STATE* W , 19-25, 25-18, Arkansas Classic (Fayetteville, Ark.) # - Denotes USU Invitational $ - Denotes Lumberjack Classic (Flagstaff, Ariz.) * - Denotes Mountain West match 8

9 2017 CONFERENCE STATS Record Overall Home Away Neutral ALL MATCHES CONFERENCE ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING ## STATS SUMMARY S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE PTS 3 ANDERSON, Lauren DeCOURSEY, Kayla GALE-HAMMOND, Rachel O BRIEN, Lauren DOWNING, Bailey JOHNSON, Kassidy LENZEN, Carly SHUMWAY, Gabbi FUNK, Jaysa OLSON, Madi TAYLOR, Tasia #TM 0 UTAH STATE Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USU OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces 12 3 Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 3 12 Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo 1 6 Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors 2 7 Ball handling errors 3 4 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 2/858 0/0 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 2 - Home win streak 2 - DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATT Sep 21, 2017 SAN DIEGO STATE* W , 25-23, 25-14, Sep 23, 2017 FRESNO STATE* W , 19-25, 25-18, * - Denotes Mountain West match 9

10 2017 MATCH COMPARISON ATTACK SET SERVE PASS DEF BLOCK Date Opponent SP K E TA Pct A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE Total BHE Aug. 25, 2017 Utah State, W Louisiana Monroe Aug. 26, 2017 Utah State, W CSU Bakersfield Aug. 26, 2017 Utah State, L Portland Sep. 01, 2017 Utah State, W Pacific Sep. 02, 2017 Utah State, L Montana State Sep. 02, 2017 Utah State, W UC Santa Barbara Sep. 05, 2017 Utah State, W Utah Valley Sep. 08, 2017 Utah State, W Northern Arizona Sep. 08, 2017 Utah State, W CSU Bakersfield Sep. 09, 2017 Utah State, L Arizona State Sep. 12, 2017 Utah State, W Weber State Sep. 12, 2017 Utah State, W Weber State Sep. 21, 2017 Utah State, W San Diego State Sep. 23, 2017 Utah State, W Fresno State UTAH STATE , Opponents , KILLS - ASSISTS - DIGS - BLOCKS Opponent Date Score W/L TAYLOR ANDERSON THORNOCK FUNK JOHNSON PACKARD OLSON vs ULM 8/ W DNP vs CSUB 8/ W DNP DNP DNP at ARK 8/ L DNP DNP PAC 9/1 3-2 W DNP DNP DNP MSU 9/2 1-3 L DNP DNP UCSB 9/2 3-0 W DNP DNP DNP UVU 9/5 1-3 L DNP DNP DNP at NAU 9/8 3-1 W DNP DNP DNP vs CSUB 9/8 3-0 W DNP DNP DNP vs ASU 9/9 0-3 L DNP DNP DNP at WSU 9/ W DNP DNP at SUU 9/ W DNP DNP DNP SDSU 9/ W DNP DNP DNP FS 9/ W DNP DNP Opponent Date Score W/L DOWNING O BRIEN DeCOURSEY LENZEN WESENBERG GALE-HAMMOND SHUMWAY vs ULM 8/ W DNP DNP vs CSUB 8/ W DNP DNP at ARK 8/ L DNP DNP PAC 9/1 3-2 W DNP DNP DNP MSU 9/2 1-3 L DNP UCSB 9/2 3-0 W DNP DNP UVU 9/5 1-3 L DNP at NAU 9/8 3-1 W DNP DNP DNP vs CSUB 9/8 3-0 W DNP DNP DNP vs ASU 9/9 0-3 L DNP DNP at WSU 9/ W DNP at SUU 9/ W DNP SDSU 9/ W DNP DNP FS 9/ W DNP DNP

11 UTAH STATE RADIO/TV ROSTER #2 Tasia Taylor #3 Lauren Anderson #4 Ashlee Thornock #5 Jaysa Funk #6 Kassidy Johnson #7 Ally Packard #8 Madi Olson #9 Bailey Downing #10 Lauren O Brien #11 Kayla DeCoursey #13 Carly Lenzen #14 Ashley Wesenberg #26 Rachel Gale-Hammond #39 Gabbi Shumway No. Player Ht. Pos. Cl. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 2 Tasia Taylor 5-6 Defensive Specialist/Libero JR 2L Taylorsville, Utah/Taylorsville HS 3 Lauren Anderson 6-0 Outside Hitter SR 2L Peoria, Ariz./Liberty HS/Pittsburgh 4 Ashlee Thornock 6-1 Outside Hitter RS FR RS Evanston, Wyo./Evanston HS 5 Jaysa Funk 6-0 Setter RS FR RS Alpine, Utah/Lone Peak HS 6 Kassidy Johnson 5-10 Setter JR 2L Tucson, Ariz./Cienega HS 7 Ally Packard 6-0 Outside Hitter JR TR Bountiful, Utah/Bountiful HS/Snow JC 8 Madi Olson 5-6 Defensive Specialist/Libero RS FR RS Cedar Hills, Utah/Lone Peak HS 9 Bailey Downing 6-0 Middle Blocker FR HS Lucas, Texas/Lovejoy HS 10 Lauren O Brien 6-1 Middle Blocker JR 2L Clackamas, Ore./Clackamas HS 11 Kayla DeCoursey 6-2 Opposite Side Hitter SR 3L Farmington, Utah/Viewmont HS 13 Carly Lenzen 6-0 Middle Blocker SR 3L Cave Creek, Ariz./Cactus Shadows HS 14 Ashley Wesenberg 6-4 Middle Blocker SO SQ South Hill, Wash./Emerald Ridge HS 26 Rachel Gale-Hammond 6-0 Outside Hitter SR 3L Lindon, Utah/Pleasant Grove HS 39 Gabbi Shumway 5-11 Outside Hitter FR HS South Jordan, Utah/Lone Peak HS Head Coach - Grayson DuBose, 12th season Assistant Coach - Taubi Palmer, 11th season Assistant Coach - Sammi Stuart, Third season Pronunciations DeCoursey Da COURSE see Wesenberg - WEE sen burg DuBose Doo BOSE (rhymes with nose) 11