2016 VOLLEYBALL NOTES

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1 SID Contact: Marla Glasser Office: Cell: VOLLEYBALL NOTES NC State Wolfpack (7-5, 0-0 ACC) Thursday, Sept p.m. Raleigh, N.C. Reynolds Coliseum Video: ACC Network Extra Live Stats: Series: UNC leads, 83-30; Last: W, 3-1, on 11/18/15; Streak: Won 7 Boston College Eagles (5-5, 0-0 ACC) Sunday, Sept. 25 Noon Chestnut Hill, Mass. Power Gym Live Stats: Series: UNC leads, 19-0; Last: W, 3-2, on 11/8/15; Streak: Won 19 Against The Field Carolina has had tremendous success over the years against this week s opponents, going all time against NC State and a perfect 19-0 vs. Boston College. The Tar Heels 83 victories over NC State are the most of any Carolina opponent, with Duke as the only other team that UNC has played at least 83 times. The Wolfpack has had the majority of its success at home, as UNC is in Raleigh as compared to 36-8 at home. Carolina brings a seven-match winning streak against the Wolfpack into Thursday s match, while the Heels have won 36 of the last 38 matchups dating back to Both of UNC s losses in the past 18 years were in Raleigh. The Tar Heels have faced Boston College a total of 19 times and have won every single match. UNC took on the Eagles for the first time in 2005, with every matchup coming during conference play. Fourteen of the 19 wins have been 3-0 sweeps, with three four-setters and two five-set matches. Carolina got into some trouble in its last trip to Massachusetts, dropping the first two sets to the Eagles before coming all the way back to win in five. Block Party Carolina s blocking unit ranked in the top five in the nation in each of the past two seasons with over 3.00 blocks per set. Despite losing All-America middles Paige Neuenfeldt and Victoria McPherson to graduation, the Tar Heel front row hasn t missed a beat, ranking eighth in the NCAA with an ACC-leading 3.08 blocks per set. UNC has posted six double-digit blocking matches, including the first 20-block performance since 2006 at Duke on Sept. 1. Redshirt freshman Sydnye Fields broke UNC s single-match block assists record with 15 (16 total) against Duke, while the team s 38 block assists (21.0 total) broke the program record by four. After posting back-to-back double-digit performances against PSU and Duke, Fields ranks second in the nation with a conferencebest 1.90 blocks per set, while Beth Nordhorn ranks eighth in the ACC with 1.05 per set. Heels Capture 1,000th Win With a perfect 5-0 start to the season, Carolina captured its 1,000th program victory on Sept. 3. The Tar Heels swept TCU in the 2016 home opener to capture the 1,000th victory and become the fifth UNC team to reach the 1,000-win milestone. Only one ACC volleyball team had reached the 1,000-win mark prior to Sept. 3, as Florida State earned its 1,000th victory in Believe it or not, Pittsburgh also claimed its 1,000th win on Sept. 3, 2016, with a five-set win over No. 25 Colorado State. ACC Volleyball Program Records (by Victories) 1. Florida State 1, th season 2. Pittsburgh 1, rd season 3. North Carolina 1, th season 4. Louisville th season 5. Duke th season Carolina volleyball became the fifth Tar Heel program to reach the 1,000-win mark, following baseball, men s basketball, men s tennis and softball. Carolina Stands Up To Monster Nonconference Slate In 2015, UNC s nonconference schedule was ranked the third-most-difficult in the nation, according the NCAA Strength of Schedule index. The Tar Heels 2016 is arguably even more challenging, as Carolina faced off with three top-10 teams in the first seven matches and defeated two of them. NO. 12 NORTH CAROLINA (8-2, 0-0 ACC) Date Opponent NC Result Time Penn State Classic (University Park, Pa.) Aug. 26 vs. Ga. Southern^ 19 W, , 25-21, Aug. 27 vs. West Virginia^ 19 W, , 28-26, Aug. 27 at #9 PSU (BTN+) 19 W, , 25-22, 21-25, 25-23, 15-9 Sep. 1 at Duke+ 12 W, , 25-18, 25-23, Sep. 3 TCU+ 12 W, , ACC/Big Ten Challenge (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Sep. 9 #2 Wisconsin+ 11 W, , 25-27, 23-25, 25-20, Sep. 10 #5 Minnesota+ 11 L, , 12-25, 25-22, TCU Horned Frog Challenge (Fort Worth, Texas) Sep. 16 vs. Sam Houston St. 8 W, , 25-18, Sep. 17 vs. SMU 8 W, , 25-19, Sep. 17 at TCU^ 8 L, , 21-25, 25-23, 18-25, Sep. 22 at NC State* p.m. Sep. 25 at Boston College* 12 Noon Sep. 30 at Georgia Tech*+ 7 p.m. Oct. 2 at Clemson*+ 1 p.m. Oct. 7 Florida State*^ 6 p.m. Oct. 9 Miami (RSN)* 1 p.m. Oct. 14 at Notre Dame* 7 p.m. Oct. 16 at Louisville*+ 1 p.m. Oct. 21 Boston College*+ 6 p.m. Oct. 23 Syracuse (ESPNU)* 1 p.m. Oct. 28 at Virginia Tech*+ 7 p.m. Oct. 30 at Pittsburgh*+ 1 p.m. Nov. 4 at Miami*+ 7 p.m. Nov. 6 at Florida State*+ 1 p.m. Nov. 11 Clemson*+ 7:30 p.m. Nov. 12 Georgia Tech*+ 6 p.m. Nov. 16 NC State*+ 6 p.m. Nov. 18 Virginia*+ 6 p.m. Nov. 23 Duke*+ 2 p.m. Nov. 26 Wake Forest*+ 2 p.m. Dec. 1-3 NCAA First and Second Round (Campus Sites) Dec NCAA Regionals (Campus Sites) Dec. 15 National Semifinal (Nationwide Arena; Columbus, Ohio) Dec. 17 National Championship (Nationwide Arena; Columbus, Ohio) BOLD denotes home matches played at Carmichael Arena * ACC matches () denotes television network + Streamed live on ACC Network Extra on WatchESPN.com ^ Streamed live on the host institution s website (GoHeelsTV for UNC) All times Eastern unless otherwise specified Dates and times subject to change CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 1

2 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 2 UNC took down No. 9 Penn State in State College on Aug. 27. The win marked the first home nonconference loss for the seven-time national champion Nittany Lions in five years (Oregon, 8/26/11), and just its 15th nonconference defeat at home in the history of the program. Penn State entered the match (.958) all time at home in nonconference play and (.946) overall at home. Carolina made history once again on Sept. 9, knocking off No. 2 Wisconsin in five sets at Carmichael Arena. With the win, UNC captured its eighth victory over a top-10 team and fourth since The ACC/Big Ten Challenge victory was Carolina s first ever over a team ranked in the top two, after UNC defeated the thirdranked team in the nation in both 2014 and The Tar Heels took their first loss of the year the following night at the hands of No. 5 Minnesota, bringing Carolina s all-time record against top-10 teams to 8-29, including 2-1 in UNC s Top-10 Victories No. 4 Nebraska H 3-2 Sept. 13, 1996 No. 10 Wisconsin H 3-1 Aug. 31, 2002 No. 8 Minnesota A 3-2 Sept. 20, 2008 No. 10 California N 3-2 Dec. 1, 2011 No. 3 Florida State H 3-1 Nov. 14, 2014 No. 3 Stanford H 3-0 Sept. 10, 2015 No. 9 Penn State A 3-2 Aug. 27, 2016 No. 2 Wisconsin H 3-2 Sept. 9, 2016 In addition to three top-10 Big Ten foes, Carolina also faced TCU twice in nonconference play, who has received votes in all-but-one poll this season. UNC swept the Horned Frogs on Sept. 3 while TCU was ranked 34th in AVCA votes. The Horned Frogs dropped out of the votes for the first time on Sept. 12, but returned to the top 35 after defeating then-no. 8 UNC, 3-2, on Sept. 17. During ACC play, Carolina will have to face Florida State twice, who is ranked No. 15 in this week s poll. Additionally, 2015 ACC Champion Louisville was ranked in the top 25 in the first two AVCA Polls, while Pittsburgh has received votes in two polls this season. UNC will only have to face the Cardinals and the Panthers once each, but both contests will be on the road. Tar Heels Dominate Weekly Awards True freshman Julia Scoles, who enrolled at UNC in January to begin training with the Tar Heels a semester early, proved her spring workouts were worth it as she exploded onto the scene at the Penn State Classic. The rookie hit.438 with eight kills and two aces in her collegiate debut, then posted back-to-back doubledoubles against West Virginia and Penn State with 11 kills in each match and a total of 29 digs. Her highspeed jump serve helped the Tar Heels to an incredible fourth set comeback against the Nittany Lions, garnering her to Penn State Classic MVP honors and ACC Freshman of the Week. Scoles was named ACC Freshman of the Week once again on Sept. 5, after hitting.394 with an average of 4.43 kills and 3.00 digs per set in wins over Duke and TCU. Meanwhile, Taylor Treacy (Aug. 29), Sydnye Fields (Sept. 5) and Taylor Leath (Sept. 12) won the first three ACC Player of the Week awards of the season. Treacy attacked at an impressive.322 clip with 25 kills and eight blocks at the Penn State Classic, while Fields broke a 30-year-old record with 15 block assists, 16 total, to lead UNC past Duke in four sets. Leath was influential against No. 2 Wisconsin, totaling 23 kills and 19 digs in Carolina s marquee victory, earning All-Tournament honors as well as FloVolleyball NCAA Player of the Week. All four Tar Heels earned their first career weekly awards this season. Aug. 29 marked the first time since 2013 that UNC won both weekly awards, and UNC quickly matched that feat the following week. The last time UNC had sweep the awards was when Abigail Curry (Freshman) and Jovana Bjelica (Player) earned ACC honors together in UNC s five weekly honors is the most since 2012, when the Tar Heels captured a total of eight awards thanks to six-time ACC Freshman of the Week Paige Neuenfeldt who would go on to win ACC and AVCA East Region Freshman of the Year. The last time four different Tar Heels took home at least one weekly honor was back in 1999, when fourtime Rookie of the Week Eve Rackham joined Tori Seibert, Casey Simpson and Shannon Smith for a total of eight awards. Carolina Breaks Into AVCA Top-10 Following a successful season in 2015, Carolina opened the season ranked No. 19 in the AVCA Preseason Poll. It marked the third consecutive season that the Tar Heels began in the AVCA top-20 and the fourth time in program history. UNC used a strong opening weekend, including a defeat of No. 9 Penn State, to jump to No. 12 in the first regular season poll. Another top-10 victory later defeating No. 2 Wisconsin UNC moved into the top 10, jumping from No. 11 (Sept. 5) to No. 8 on Sept. 12. It marked the 11th time UNC had appeared in the AVCA Top 10. After a five-set loss at TCU on Sept. 17, Carolina dropped back down to No. 12 on Sept. 19. UNC debuted in the AVCA Poll at No. 24 on Oct. 13, The Tar Heels bounced in and out of the top 25 over the next five years, appearing in at least one poll each season through After dropping out of the rankings early in 03, it took nearly a decade to return to the rankings, when the Heels earned a No. 22 ranking on Nov. 5, The Tar Heels stayed in the top 25 for 33 consecutive weeks from Sept. 2, 2013, through Aug. 31, 2015, peaking at a program-best No. 7 for five straight weeks. UNC returned to the poll on Nov. 9, 2015, and has QUICK FACTS THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA Location...Chapel Hill, N.C. Chartered Undergraduate Enrollment...18,415 Chancellor...Carol L. Folt Director of Athletics... Bubba Cunningham Senior Woman Administrator...Nicki Moore Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Atlantic Coast Nickname...Tar Heels Mascot...Rameses the ram TEAM INFORMATION Home Facility... Carmichael Arena Capacity...6,822 All-Time Record (prior to 2016) All-Time ACC Record (prior to 2016) Overall Record ACC Record (Finish) (T-2nd) 2015 Postseason... NCAA Second Round ACC Titles (Last) (2014) NCAA Appearances (Last) (2015) Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 10/5 Starters Returning/Lost...4+libero/3 Newcomers...7 UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Volleyball Contact... Marla Glasser Office Phone... (919) Cell Phone... (610) SID Fax... (919) Mailing Address... P.O. Box Chapel Hill, NC HONOR ROLL Weekly Honors ACC Player of the Week: Taylor Treacy (8/29) ACC Freshman of the Week: Julia Scoles (8/29) ACC Player of the Week: Sydnye Fields (9/5) ACC Freshman of the Week: Julia Scoles (9/5) FloVolleyball Player of the Week: Taylor Leath (9/12) ACC Player of the Week: Taylor Leath (9/12) All-Tournament Honors Penn State Classic: Julia Scoles (MVP) Penn State Classic: Taylor Leath Penn State Classic: Taylor Treacy ACC/Big Ten Challenge: Taylor Leath ACC/Big Ten Challenge: Sheila Doyle Horned Frog Challenge: Taylor Leath (MVP) Horned Frog Challenge: Abigail Curry Horned Frog Challenge: Taylor Borup Preseason Honors Preseason All-ACC: Taylor Leath Preseason All-ACC: Taylor Treacy

3 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE NORTH CAROLINA ROSTER NO. NAME YR. HT. POS. HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL/PREV. COLLEGE 1 Mariah Evans Fr S Colorado Springs, Colo. Lewis Palmer 2 Greer Moseman Fr. 5-6 DS/L Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Torrey Pines 3 Beth Nordhorn Jr. 6-7 MH Winter Park, Fla. Winter Park 4 Taylor Borup Fr. 6-4 OH Leesburg, Va. Loudoun County 5 Taylor Fricano R-Jr. 6-4 MH/OPP Palatine, Ill. Palatine/Wisconsin 6 Holly Carlton Fr. 6-7 S/OPP Sterling, Va. Potomac Falls 7 Katharine Esterley Fr. 6-2 MH Chapel Hill, N.C. Chapel Hill 8 Casey Jacobs So. 5-8 DS/L Cardiff, Calif. La Costa Canyon 10 Sydnye Fields R-Fr. 6-3 MH Missouri City, Texas Ridge Point 11 Sheila Doyle Sr. 5-7 DS/L La Grange Park, Ill. Benet Academy 12 Julia Scoles Fr. 6-1 OH Mooresville, N.C. South Iredell 13 Mia Fradenburg Fr. 5-6 DS/L Durham, N.C. Cardinal Gibbons 14 Madison Laufenberg So. 6-3 OH Castle Rock, Colo. Castle View 15 Keimaya Hunter R-So. 6-1 MH Charlotte, N.C. Mallard Creek 17 Abigail Curry Sr S Plano, Texas Plano West 18 Tatiana Durr Sr. 6-1 OH San Diego, Calif. Cathedral Catholic 20 Taylor Treacy R-Sr. 6-2 OPP Columbia, S.C. Irmo 21 Hayley McCorkle R-Sr OPP Winterville, N.C. South Central 43 Taylor Leath R-So. 6-3 OH Port Matilda, Pa. State College Area Head Coach: Joe Sagula (27th season, SUNY New Paltz 78) Assistant Head Coach: Eve Rackham (Eighth season, UNC 03) Assistant Coach: Tyler Adams (Seventh season, UCF 08) Volunteer Assistant: Scott Hartley (First season, Hawaii 15) Director of Operations: Aylene Ilkson (First season, Springfield 09) TAR HEELS BY POSITION Outside Hitters (5) Borup, Durr, Laufenberg, Leath, Laufenberg Opposite Hitters (4) Carlton, Fricano, McCorkle, Treacy Middle Hitters (5) Esterley, Fields, Fricano, Hunter, Nordhorn Setters (3) Carlton, Curry, Evans Defensive Specialists (4) Doyle, Fradenburg, Jacobs, Moseman TAR HEELS BY CLASS Seniors (5) Curry, Doyle, Durr, McCorkle*, Treacy* Juniors (2) Fricano*, Nordhorn Sophomores (4) Hunter*, Laufenberg, Leath*, Jacobs Freshmen (8) - Borup, Carlton, Esterley, Evans, Fields*, Fradenburg, Moseman, Scoles *Redshirt PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Taylor BORUP...BORE-up TATIANA Durr...TAH-tee-AH-nuh SYDNYE Fields...Sid-nee Mia FRADENBURG... FRAH-din-berg Taylor FRICANO... Frih-CAH-no KEIMAYA Hunter... KEE-MY-uh Madison LAUFENBERG...LAW-fin-berg Greer MOSEMAN...MOZE-min Taylor TREACY... Tracy Eve RACKHAM...Rack-um Joe SAGULA...Suh-GOO-luh

4 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 4 appeared in every poll since. UNC s first-ever top-10 ranking came on Oct. 7, 2013, after opening the season The Tar Heels returned to the top 10 at No. 9 on Oct. 20, 2014, and stayed for nine straight weeks, peaking a No. 7 for in five consecutive polls. A rough opening weekend in 2015 knocked UNC down a peg, and the Tar Heels did not return to the top 10 until Sept. 12, Tar Heels Knock Off No. 2 Wisconsin for First-Ever Top-Two Defeat On Sept. 9, the Tar Heels outlasted Wisconsin s relentless defense to defeat the No. 2 Badgers, 3-2, marking the third straight season with a top-three victory and first ever win over a top-two opponent. Taylor Leath was a driving force for Carolina, recording the most kills for a Tar Heel since 2011 and nearing a with career highs of 23 kills and 19 digs. Freshman Julia Scoles totaled 18 kills and 15 digs, both personal highs, while former Badger Taylor Fricano posted career highs with 15 kills and seven blocks, hitting.407. The Tar Heels tallied a total of 17.0 blocks in the match, holding No. 2 Wisconsin to a.139 attack percentage, while libero Sheila Doyle put up an impressive 27 digs. Record-Breaking Performance Leads Heels Past Duke After dropping the first set at rival Duke, Carolina cut down on unforced errors to surge back and win the match in four sets. The Tar Heel defense put on an unduplicated display at the net, stuffing a total of 21.0 blocks. It marks the first Carolina 20-block performance since Nov. 17, 2006, when UNC out-stuffed Miami, Redshirt freshman Sydnye Fields anchored the Tar Heels in the middle, tallying an unprecedented 16 blocks, including a program-record 15 block assists. Her 15 assists broke a 30-year-old record set by Dawn Wood against Tulane on Sept. 13, Wood posted a total of 19 blocks in that match, also a UNC record, with 14 assists and five solo. As a team, the Tar Heels totaled 38 block assists, slashing the all-time record by four. The previous mark of 34 BA was first set in 2003 and matched three times in 2011 and Heels Take Down No. 9 Nittany Lions, Win Penn State Classic The Tar Heels had a fantastic start to the season, sweeping the Penn State Classic with straight-set victories over Georgia Southern and West Virginia and comeback five-set defeat of No. 9 Penn State. Trailing in the fourth set, Julia Scoles served up a 7-0 run capped off by an ace to force a fifth set, then the Tar Heels dominated in the tiebreaker, winning the match with a 15-9 decision. Scoles was named the Most Valuable Player of the Penn State Classic, and subsequently ACC Freshman of the Week, after leading the Tar Heels with 30 kills and 33 digs on the weekend with a pair of double-doubles, four aces and eight blocks. State College native Taylor Leath earned a place on the All-Tournament Team after having a career night against the Nittany Lions with 18 kills, 16 digs, four blocks and two aces, all personal bests. Taylor Treacy was a steady contributor all weekend, earning All-Tournament honors and ACC Player of the Week after hitting.322 with 25 kills and eight blocks. Additionally, Sydnye Fields was a force to be reckoned with at the net, totaling 22 blocks on the weekend, including 11 against Penn State. Taylor Made The 2016 roster features four student-athletes with the first name Taylor, one in each class. Carolina returns veteran fifth-year senior Taylor Treacy, along with redshirt junior Taylor Fricano. Redshirt sophomore Taylor Leath returns to the outside, and Taylor Borup joins the group as a true freshman. All four Taylors were pin hitters, but Fricano made the transition to the middle during preseason. The first triple Taylor block was recorded against West Virginia on Aug. 27, and it is possible for all four to be on the court at the same time. Additionally, while Carolina s volunteer assistant goes by his middle name Scott, Coach Hartley s first name is also Taylor. Tar Heels Picked to Win ACC in 2016 After finishing one match out of first place last season and bringing in the No. 3 recruiting class in the nation, UNC was once again projected by the ACC head coaches to win the Atlantic Coast Conference. Carolina brought in the highest vote total (194), defeating Florida State (182) but a decent margin. There was a large drop off beyond the top two, as Miami came in third with just 159 votes, followed by 2015 ACC Champion Louisville (146) and Pittsburgh (142). Carolina has finished atop the ACC regular-season standings 12 times since the conference began sponsoring volleyball in 1981 and has placed in the top three in each of the past six seasons. Treacy, Leath Named Preseason All-ACC A 2015 All-America Honorable Mention and All-ACC selection, Taylor Treacy was named Preseason All-ACC for the second straight season after posting 227 kills and 101 blocks last season, leading all Tar Heels pin hitters with a.242 attack percentage, including a.279 clip during conference play. Taylor Leath collects her first conference honor following a breakout campaign last season as a redshirt freshman. The outside hitter is expected to be a six-rotation player for the Tar Heels this season, having totaled 218 kills, 97 digs and 56 blocks in Recruiting Class Ranked No. 3 in the Nation UNC brought in an exciting group of newcomers this season, with seven highly-touted rookies making up the No. 3 recruiting class in the nation, according to PrepVolleyball.com. The freshman class features three of the top-25 recruits in the country, OH Julia Scoles (No. 6), OH Taylor Borup (No. 17) and S/OPP Holly Carlton (No. 25). The incoming class is comprised of four Under Armour High School All-Americans and has won a combined 11 high school state championships, including four titles for DS Mia Fradenburg and two for S Mariah Evans. MH Katharine Esterley is a two-time JVA All-American, and DS Greer Moseman played for the top-ranked club team in the nation in HEAD COACH JOE SAGULA 27TH SEASON (.644) UNC s winningest volleyball coach in history, Joe Sagula has won six ACC Championships and led the Tar Heels to 13 of its 17 NCAA Tournament appearances since taking over the program in The Tar Heels were under Sagula heading into the 2016 season, a.642 winning percentage. Sagula began the year with a (.637) career record over 35 seasons as a Division I head coach, claiming 10 regular-season and six conference tournament titles. Sagula has the most ACC wins of any coach in history, and his six ACC titles rank second all time among the league s coaches. The Bronx native has directed the Tar Heels to 13 top-three finishes in the ACC regular-season standings, including first-place finishes in 1998, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2008 and In the 14 seasons in which the ACC held a postseason tournament, Sagula Sagula led Carolina to three straight ACC Tournament titles (1999, 2000, 2001), six appearances in the ACC Championship match, and reached the ACC Semifinals 10 times. Sagula has coached four ACC Players of the Year Amy Peistrup (1992), Erin Berg (1998), Laura Greene (2002) and Dani Nyenhuis (2005) two ACC Defensive Players of the Year Kaylie Gibson (2010) and Ece Taner (2014) and back-to-back ACC Freshmen of the Year in Cameron Van Noy (2011) and Paige Neuenfeldt (2012). Prior to his arrival in Chapel Hill, Sagula spent nine season ( ) as the head coach of the University of Pennsylvania, where he compiled a record of with four Ivy League regular-season titles and three tournament championships. Named Ivy League Coach of the Year four years in a row, Sagula coached two-time Ivy League Player of the Year Melissa Ingalls to four consecutive All-Ivy honors. Sagula was elected president of the AVCA from January 2004 to December 2006 and served on the AVCA Board of Directors for a total of 10 years in various positions as president, president elect, past president, and chair of the Division I All-America Committee. While at Penn, Sagula chaired the NCAA Division I All-America Committee for four years and served 10 years as the Awards Chairman and President. During the summer of 1990, Sagula served as an assistant coach for the USA National Women s Volleyball B Team, which trained in Walnut Creek, California. Twice he has coached at the United States Olympic Festival in 1987 in Chapel Hill as an assistant and in 1989 in Oklahoma City as a head coach. In both cases, his teams took home silver medals. Sagula married the former Ingrid Weber in They live in Chapel Hill with their three dogs: Oscar, Lucy, and Cate. PERSONAL Hometown...The Bronx, N.Y. Alma Mater...SUNY New Paltz 78 Degree...B.F.A., Arts Education & Coaching Family...wife, Ingrid...three dogs: Oscar, Lucy, Cate HEAD COACHING EXPERIENCE University of Pennsylvania North Carolina present HEAD COACHING RECORD Career Record (.638) Record at Carolina (.644) ACC Record (.674) COACHING HONORS ACC Coach of the Year... 99, 02, 05, 14 NFCA Regional Coach of the Year... 98, 01, 02

5 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 5 UNC S RECORD WHEN... Overall Home Away Neutral ACC Home Away Non-Conference vs. Ranked Opponents vs. Top-10 Opponents vs. Unranked Opponents By Match Length... 3-set Matches set Matches set Matches By Match Score... Leading Leading Leading Tied Trailing Trailing Trailing By Sets... In the first set Record when winning the first set Record when losing the first set In the second set Record when winning the second set Record when losing the second set In the third set Record when winning the third set Record when losing the third set In the fourth set Record when winning the fourth set Record when losing the fourth set By Kills... Leading in Kills Trailing in Kills Tied in Kills By Digs... Leading in Digs Trailing in Digs Tied in Digs By Hitting Percentage... Leading in Hitting % Trailing in Hitting % Tied in Hitting % Hitting at least.200/at least / 3-0 Hitting under.200/under / 0-0 Opponent hits under.200/under / 2-0 Opponent hits over.200/over / 0-2 By Blocks... Leading in Blocks Trailing in Blocks Tied in Blocks By Months... In August In September In October In November In December By Days of the Week... Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Game Streaks... Longest Winning Streak... 6 Longest Losing Streak... 1 Current Streak... Lost FINAL NCAA RPI Rk. Team Conf. Result 1 Nebraska Big Ten - 2 Texas Big 12-3 Minnesota Big Ten L 4 USC Pac-12-5 Florida SEC - 6 Kansas Big Ten - 7 Wisconsin Big Ten W 8 Washington Pac-12-9 Texas A&M SEC - 10 Penn State Big Ten W 11 BYU West Coast - 12 UCLA Pac Stanford Pac Creighton Big East - 15 Hawaii Big West - 16 Western Kentucky C-USA - 17 Ohio State Big Ten - 18 Missouri SEC - 19 Loyola Marymount West Coast - 20 Arkansas State Sun Belt - 21 Louisville ACC? 22 Dayton A Illinois Big Ten - 24 Kentucky SEC - 25 Colorado State Mountain West - 27 NORTH CAROLINA ACC - 28 Florida State ACC?,? 34 SMU American W 44 Miami (FL) ACC?,? 46 Pittsburgh ACC? 52 TCU Big 12 W,L 57 Syracuse ACC? 59 Virginia ACC? 76 Duke ACC W,? 82 Virginia Tech ACC? 111 Georgia Tech ACC?,? 154 NC State ACC?,? 171 Boston College ACC?,? 177 Wake Forest ACC? 195 Sam Houston State Southland W 201 West Virginia Big 12 W 210 Clemson ACC?,? 214 Notre Dame ACC? 226 Georgia Southern Sun Belt W UNC s opponents in the top 25 in bold CAROLINA RECORDS Single-Match Block Assists (Indiv.) BA Date 1. Sydnye Fields at Duke 15 9/1/ Dawn Wood vs. Tulane 14 9/13/1986 Single-Match Block Assists (Team) BA Date 1. at Duke 38 9/1/ vs. Santa Clara 34 8/31/2012 vs. California 34 12/1/2011 Georgia Tech 34 11/11/2011 vs. Florida State 34 9/27/2003 AVCA COACHES POLL Rk. Team (FPV) Votes Rec. Last 1 Nebraska (64) Minnesota Wisconsin Washington Texas Florida San Diego Kansas UCLA Purdue Stanford NORTH CAROLINA BYU Hawai i Florida State Colorado Ohio State Penn State Texas A&M Michigan State Southern California Michigan Kansas State Oregon Western Kentucky NR Dropped Out: No. 17 Santa Clara. Others receiving votes: Santa Clara 67; Marquette 60; Illinois 40; Dayton 37; Utah 16; Washington State 11; Loyola Marymount 8; Creighton 7; UNLV 6; TCU 2. UNC s 2016 opponents are in bold.

6 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 6 ACC STANDINGS (thru Sept. 18) Team ACC Pct. Overall Pct. 1. North Carolina Florida State Georgia Tech Notre Dame Pittsburgh Duke NC State Boston College Miami (FL) Louisville Virginia Tech Clemson Wake Forest Virginia Syracuse THIS WEEK IN THE ACC Wednesday, Sept. 21 Wake Forest at Duke...6:30 PM Thursday, Sept. 22 North Carolina at NC State...7 PM Friday, Sept. 23 Clemson at Virginia Tech...7 PM Louisville at Notre Dame...7 PM Wake Forest at Virginia...7 PM Boston College at Syracuse...7 PM Miami at Florida State...7 PM Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh...7 PM Saturday, Sept. 24 Duke at Virginia...7 PM Sunday, Sept. 25 Notre Dame at Miami...11:30 AM North Carolina at Boston College... Noon Georgia Tech at Virginia Tech...1 PM Louisville at Florida State...1 PM NC State at Syracuse...1 PM Clemson at Pittsburgh...1 PM NCAA STAT RANKINGS Team Statistics Rk. No. Blocks (per set) 8th 3.08 Total Blocks 41st Hitting Percentage 42nd.259 Assists (per set) 47th Kills (per set) 58th Blocks Per set Yr. No. 1. Megan Thompson, Weber St. Sr Sydnye Fields, UNC R-Fr Total Blocks Yr. No. 1. Ashlyn MacGregor, Maryland Sr Sydnye Fields, UNC R-Fr. 55 Aces Per Set Yr. No. 1. Laura Milos, Oral Roberts Jr Julia Scoles, UNC Fr Aces Per Set (among freshmen) Yr. No. 1. Olivia Fairchild, Fordham Fr Julia Scoles, UNC Fr *Stats through Sept. 18 The Atlantic Coast Conference TEAM STAT LEADERS (through Sept. 18) HITTING PCT. S K E TA PCT. 1. North Carolina Pitt NC State Boston College OPPONENT HIT% S K E TA PCT. 1. Georgia Tech NC State North Carolina Boston College KILLS S K K/S 1. NC State North Carolina Boston College ASSISTS S A A/S 1. NC State North Carolina Boston College SERVICE ACES S SA SA/S 1. Notre Dame NC State North Carolina Boston College DIGS S D D/S 1. Georgia Tech NC State North Carolina Boston College BLOCKS S BS BA TB B/S 1. North Carolina Syracuse NC State Boston College INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS (through Sept. 18) HITTING PCT. YR S K E TA PCT. 1. Mara Green-FSU SR Layne Van Buskirk-Pitt FR Katie Higgins-ND SR Taylor Fricano-UNC JR KILLS YR S k A/S 1. Olga Strantzali-Miami JR Julia Brown-NC State JR Julia Scoles-UNC FR ASSISTS YR S a K/S 1. Maggie Speaks-NC State SR Rhegan Mitchell-VT SO Caroline Holt-ND JR SERVICE ACES YR S SA SA/S 1. Sam Fry-ND JR Madisen Lydon-BC SR Julia Scoles-UNC FR DIGS YR S D D/S 1. London Ackermann-GT SR Sheila Doyle-UNC SR Rachel Eppley-NC State SR Madisen Lydon-BC SR BLOCKS S BS BA TB B/S 1. Sydnye Fields-UNC FR Melanie Keil-FSU SR Beth Nordhorn-UNC JR ACC WEEKLY AWARDS Date Player of the Week Freshman of the Week Aug. 29 Taylor Treacy, UNC Julia Scoles, UNC Sept. 5 Sydnye Fields, UNC Julia Scoles, UNC Sept. 12 Taylor Leath, UNC Kodie Comby, GT Sept. 19 Milica Kubura, FSU Layne Van Buskirk, PITT

7 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 7 Team/Opponent Match-by-Match Statistics Date Opponent Score Kills Errors TA Hit% Assists SA SE RE Digs Blocks BS BA BE BHE Aug 26, 2016 vs Georgia Southern / 34 8 / / / / 30 5 / 3 7 / 7 3 / 5 44 / / / 0 19 / 4 0 / 1 0 / 1 Aug 27, 2016 vs West Virginia / / / / / 36 1 / 4 7 / 7 4 / 1 47 / / / 2 23 / 10 0 / 4 1 / 3 Aug 27, 2016 at Penn State / / / / / 56 8 / 5 16 / 10 5 / 8 64 / / / 3 23 / 12 0 / 1 1 / 1 Sep 01, 2016 at Duke / / / / / 48 6 / 5 11 / 5 5 / 6 67 / / / 1 38 / 10 1 / 0 2 / 1 Sep 03, 2016 TCU / / / / / 33 1 / 1 6 / 5 1 / 1 46 / / / 0 17 / 6 2 / 3 2 / 1 Sep 09, 2016 WISCONSIN / / / / / 56 2 / 3 13 / 4 3 / 2 82 / / / 1 28 / 24 5 / 1 1 / 2 Sep 10, 2016 MINNESOTA / / / / / 56 1 / 7 6 / 2 7 / 1 47 / / / 2 11 / 25 1 / 2 0 / 0 Sep 16, 2016 vs Sam Houston State / / / / / 28 6 / 4 3 / 4 4 / 6 53 / / / 1 20 / 9 1 / 0 1 / 1 Sep 17, 2016 vs SMU / / / / / 36 5 / 3 5 / 5 3 / 5 36 / / / 2 13 / 4 0 / 0 0 / 0 Sep 17, 2016 at TCU / / / / / 64 9 / 5 11 / 4 5 / 9 71 / / / 1 16 / 16 3 / 5 0 / 1 Note: Match totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 2016 MATCH SUPERLATIVES INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Hitting Pct:.636 Fricano (8-1-11) vs. GS 8/26 Kills (3 sets): 14 Scoles vs. TCU 9/3 Kills (4 sets): 17 2x-last Borup vs. Minn. 9/10 Kills (5 sets): 23 Leath vs. Wisconsin 9/9 Attempts (3 sets): 33 Scoles vs. West Va. 8/27 Attempts (4 sets): 43 Borup vs. Minnesota 9/10 Attempts (5 sets): 56 Leath/Scoles vs. Wisc. 9/9 Assists (3 sets): 30 Curry vs. TCU 9/3 Assists (4 sets): 32 Curry vs. Minnesota 9/10 Assists (5 sets): 36 Curry vs. Wisconsin 9/9 Digs (3 sets): 18 Doyle vs. Ga. Southern 8/26 Digs (4 sets): 26 Doyle at Duke 9/1 Digs (5 sets): 27 Doyle vs. Wisconsin 9/9 Services Aces: 4 Scoles at TCU 9/17 Total Blocks: 16 Fields at Duke 9/1 TEAM HIGHS Hitting Pct:.380 TCU 9/3 Opponent Hit%:.043 vs. Sam Houston St. 9/16 Kills (3 sets): 52 TCU 9/3 Kills (4 sets): 53 at Duke 9/1 Kills (5 sets): 71 Wisconsin 9/9 Attempts (3 sets): 115 vs. West Virginia 8/27 Attempts (4 sets): 154 at Duke 9/1 Attempts (5 sets): 204 Wisconsin 9/9 Assists (3 sets): 49 TCU 9/3 Assists (4 sets): 50 2x-last vs. Minn. 9/10 Assists (5 sets): 67 Wisconsin 9/9 Digs (3 sets): 53 vs. Sam Houston St. 9/16 Digs (4 sets): 67 at Duke 9/1 Digs (5 sets): 82 Wisconsin 9/9 Services Aces: 9 at TCU 9/17 Total Blocks: 21.0 at Duke 9/1 TEAM LOWS Hitting Pct:.180 Minnesota 9/10 Opponent Hit%:.333 Minnesota 9/10 Kills (3 sets): 38 vs. Ga. Southern 8/26 Kills (4 sets): 51 Minnesota 9/10 Kills (5 sets): 56 at Penn State 8/27 Attempts (3 sets): 96 vs. SMU 9/17 Attempts (4 sets): 139 Minnesota 9/10 Attempts (5 sets): 159 at Penn State 8/27 Assists (3 sets): 36 vs. Ga. Southern 8/26 Assists (4 sets): 50 2x-last vs. Minn. 9/10 Assists (5 sets): 56 at Penn State 8/27 Digs (3 sets): 36 vs. SMU 9/17 Digs (4 sets): 47 Minnesota 9/10 Digs (5 sets): 64 at Penn State 8/27 Services Aces: 1 3x-last vs. Minn. 9/10 Total Blocks: 6.5 vs. SMU 9/17

8 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 8 CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES Abigail Curry (20) vs. San Francisco (8/31/13) - 32a, 12d Virginia (11/16/13) - 25a, 11d at Maryland (11/24/13) - 27a, 10d Duke (11/26/14) - 29a, 13d vs. Texas (12/13/14) - 31a, 13d vs. Wisconsin (9/4/15) - 14a, 11d UNCW (9/11/15) - 25a, 11d at Virginia Tech (9/25/15) - 15a, 13d at Georgia Tech (10/23/15) - 18a, 10d at Clemson (10/25/15) - 37a, 11d Louisville (10/30/15) - 38a, 16d Notre Dame (11/1/15) - 55a, 12d at Boston College (11/8/15) - 54a, 11d Virginia Tech (11/14/15) - 33a, 10d at Virginia (11/21/15) - 26a, 12d at Wake Forest (11/25/15) - 33a, 10d UNCW (12/4/15) - 29a, 13d at Penn State (8/27/16) - 31a, 11d vs. Sam Houston State (9/16/16) - 22a, 11d at TCU (9/17/16) - 29a, 13d Julia Scoles (4) vs. West Virginia (8/27/16) - 11k, 14d at Penn State (8/27/16) - 11k, 15d at Duke (9/1/16) - 17k, 14d Wisconsin (9/9/16) - 18k, 15d Taylor Leath (4) at Boston College (11/8/15) - 14k, 10d at Penn State (8/27/16) - 18k, 16d Wisconsin (9/9/16) - 23k, 19d at TCU (9/17/16) - 12k, 10d Sheila Doyle (1) NC State (11/18/15) - 24d, 10a Taylor Treacy (1) at Syracuse (11/6/15) - 11k, 11d CAREER 20-DIG MATCHES Sheila Doyle (11) 24 vs. Florida State (10/16/15) - 5s 20 at Georgia Tech (10/23/15) - 4s 35 vs. Notre Dame (11/1/15) - 4s 23 at Syracuse (11/6/15) - 4s 21 at Boston College (11/8/15) - 5s 26 vs. Virginia Tech (11/14/15) - 4s 24 vs. NC State (11/18/15) - 4s 25 at Duke (11/28/15) - 4s 22 vs. UNCW (12/4/15) - 3s 25 vs. Creighton (12/5/15) - 4s 26 at Duke (9/1/16) - 4s 27 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) - 5s 23 at TCU (9/17/16) - 5s CAREER 20-KILL MATCHES Taylor Leath (1) 23 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) - 5s CAREER DOUBLE-DIGIT BLOCKS Sydnye Fields (2) 11 (1-10) at Penn State (8/27/16) 16 (1-15) at Duke (9/1/16) THE LAST TIME UNC... Held opponent to 15 points or less (set)...9/16/16, vs. Sam Houston St. (25-13) Held opponent to single-digits (set)... 9/25/15, at Virginia Tech (25-7) Scored 30 or more points (set)... 12/5/15, Creighton (W, 32-30) THE LAST TIME... THE LAST TIME AN OPPOSING TEAM... Held UNC to 15 points or less (set)...9/10/16, Minnesota (25-11, 25-12) Held UNC to single digits (set)...10/23/15, at Georgia Tech (25-8) Scored 30 or more points (set)... 12/5/15, Creighton (W, 32-30) Hit.300 or better... 9/17/16, vs. SMU (.333) Hit.400 or better... 10/25/15, at Clemson (.500) Hit.500 or better... 10/25/15, at Clemson (.500) Hit below /10/16, Minnesota (.180) Hit below /29/15, vs. BYU (.098) Had 70 kills or more...9/9/16, Wisconsin (71) Had 80 kills or more...10/9/11, Miami (80) Had 90 digs or more... 11/1/15, Notre Dame (93) Had 100 digs or more...10/9/11 vs. Miami (102) Had 15 blocks or more...9/9/16, Wisconsin (17.0) Had 20 blocks or more... 9/1/16 at Duke (21.0) Had 10 aces or more... 12/5/14, Hampton (12) THE LAST TIME A TAR HEEL... Had 20 or more kills...9/9/16, Taylor Leath vs. Wisconsin (23) Had 30 or more kills...11/25/05, Dani Nyenhuis vs. Boston College (30) Had 60 or more attacks... 9/5/09, Suzanne Haydel vs. Oklahoma (66) Had 90 or more assists... 11/11/00, Eve Rackham vs. Ga. Tech (94) Had 30 or more digs...11/1/15, Shelia Doyle vs. Notre Dame (35) Had 10 or more blocks... 9/1/16, Sydnye Fields at Duke (16) Had 15 or more blocks... 9/1/16, Sydnye Fields at Duke (16) Hit.300 or better...9/17/16, at TCU (.314) Hit.400 or better... 12/5/13, vs. California (.441) Hit below /16/16, vs. Sam Houston State (.043) Hit below /3/15, Wake Forest (-.049) Had 70 kills or more... 9/17/16, at TCU (70) Had 80 kills or more...10/9/11, Miami (84) Had 90 digs or more...11/28/15, at Duke (90) Had 100 digs or more...10/9/11, Miami (129) Had 15 blocks or more...10/16/15, Florida State (18.0) Had 25 blocks or more...11/1/13, at Florida State (28.0) Had 10 aces or more... 10/16/10, at Clemson (10) THE LAST TIME AN OPPONENT... Had 20 or more kills... 8/27/16, Simone Lee, Penn State (23) Had 30 or more kills...9/8/07, Rubena Sukaj, vs. American (31) Had 60 or more attacks... 9/11/15, Nicole Lott, UNCW (69) Had 70 or more assists...10/7/07, Ali Sausfield, Duke (70) Had 30 or more digs...9/23/12, Ali McCurdy, Duke (33) Had 10 or more blocks...11/24/13, McGregor (12) & Fraik (10), Maryland

9 #17 ABIGAIL CURRY K: 2, 3x-last vs. SMU (9/17) 4, 3x-last vs. NC State (11/18/15) TA: 5 vs. West Virginia (8/27) 10 at Boston College (11/8/15) A: 36 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 55 vs. Notre Dame (11/5/15) SA: 2, 2x-last vs. SMU (9/17) 3, 3x-last at Pittsburgh (10/31/14) D: 13 at TCU (9/17) 16 vs. Louisville (10/30/15) TB: 1 at Duke (9/1) 3, 2x-last vs. Virginia Tech (11/14/15) #11 SHEILA DOYLE K: - - TA: - 1, 4x-last at Duke (11/28/15) A: 8 vs. SMU (9/17) 10 vs. NC State (11/8/15) SA: 1, 7x-last vs. SHSU (9/16) 2, 4x-last at Boston College (11/8/15) D: 27 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 35 vs. Notre Dame (11/1/15) TB: - - #18 TATIANA DURR K: 1, 3x-last vs. SHSU (9/16) 15 vs. Oklahoma (9/19/14) TA: 7 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16) 38 vs. Oklahoma (9/19/14) A: 2 at Duke (9/1) 3 vs. UNCW (9/11/15) SA: 1 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16) 3, 4x-last at NC State (10/7/15) D: 4, 2x-last at Duke (9/1) 19 vs. UNCW (9/11/15) TB: 1 vs. Minnesota (9/10) 5, 2x-last vs. Michigan (9/19/15) #5 TAYLOR FRICANO K: 15 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 15, 2x-last vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) TA: 27 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 39 vs. Florida State (10/16/15) A: - 1, 2x-last vs. UNCW (9/11/15) SA: 2 at TCU (9/17) 2 at TCU (9/17/16) D: 3 at TCU (9/17) 3 at TCU (9/17/16) TB: 7 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 7 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) #15 KEIMAYA HUNTER K: 1 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16) 1, 2x-last vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/17) TA: - 1, 2x-last vs. Boston College (10/24/14) A: - - SA: - - D: - - TB: - 1 vs. Georgia Southern (9/13/14) #8 CASEY JACOBS K: - - TA: - 1 vs. Chicago State (9/29/15) A: - 3 vs. BYU (8/29/15) SA: 2 at Penn State (8/27) 2 at Penn State (8/27/16) D: 2 vs. Georgia Southern (8/26) 4, 2x-last vs. Chicago State (9/29/15) TB: - - CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 9 Individual Player Highs #14 MADISON LAUFENBERG K: 1 vs. Minnesota (9/10) 3, 2x-last at Georgia Tech (10/23/15) TA: 2 vs. Minnesota (9/10) 10 at Georgia Tech (10/23/15) A: - - SA: - - D: - 1 at Georgia Tech (10/23/15) TB: 3 vs. Minnesota (9/10) 3 vs. Minnesota (9/10/16) #43 TAYLOR LEATH K: 23 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 23 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) TA: 56 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 56 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) A: 3 at TCU (9/17) 3 at TCU (9/17/16) SA: 2 at Penn State (8/27) 2 at Penn State (8/27/16) D: 19 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 19 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) TB: 4 at Penn State (8/27) 4, 6x-last at Penn State (8/27/16) #21 HAYLEY MCCORKLE K: 7 at TCU (9/17) 19 vs. UNCW (9/11/15) TA: 26 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 40 vs. UNCW (9/11/15) A: - 1, 2x-last at NC State (11/20/13) SA: - - D: 2, 2x-last vs. SHSU (9/16) 2, 7x-last vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/16) TB: 5 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 5, 6x-last vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) #3 BETH NORDHORN K: 9 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16) 9 vs. Sam Houston State (9/16/17) TA: 14 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16) 18 vs. Syracuse (9/28/14) A: 2 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16) 2 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/16) SA: - - D: - 1, 4x-last vs. Michigan State (9/18/15) TB: 7 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16) 7 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/16) #20 TAYLOR TREACY K: 12 vs. TCU (9/3) 18 vs. Notre Dame (11/1/15) TA: 26 at Penn State (8/27) 38 at Syracuse (11/6/15) A: 2 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16) 2, 5x-last vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/16) SA: - - D: 3 vs. Wisconsin (9/9) 11 at Syracuse (11/6/15) TB: 7 at Duke (9/1) 7, 3x-last at Duke (9/1/16) #4 TAYLOR BORUP K: 17 vs. Minnesota (9/10/16) TA: 43 vs. Minnesota (9/10/16) A: 2 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/16) SA: 2 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/16) D: 6 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/16) TB: 5 at Duke (9/1/16) K: - TA: - A: - SA: - D: - TB: - #6 HOLLY CARLTON #7 KATHARINE ESTERLEY K: - TA: - A: - SA: - D: - TB: - #1 MARIAH EVANS K: 1 vs. SMU (9/17/16) TA: 1, 2x-last vs. SMU (9/17/16) A: 27 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) SA: - D: 9 at TCU (9/17/16) TB: - #10 SYDNYE FIELDS K: 7, 2x-last at TCU (9/17/16) TA: 19 at Duke (9/1/16) A: 1 at Penn State (8/27/16) SA: - D: 2 vs. TCU (9/3/16) TB: 16 at Duke (9/1/16) #13 MIA FRADENBURG K: - TA: - A: - SA: 1 vs. Georgia Southern (8/26/16) D: 3 vs. Sam Houston St. (9/16/16) TB: - #2 GREER MOSEMAN K: - TA: - A: - SA: - D: - TB: - #12 JULIA SCOLES K: 18 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) TA: 56 vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) A: 1, 5x-last vs. SMU (9/17/16) SA: 4 at TCU (9/17/16) D: 15, 2x-last vs. Wisconsin (9/9/16) TB: 5 at Penn State (8/27/16)

10 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 10 Individual Career Statistics Taylor Borup TOTAL Abigail Curry TOTAL Sheila Doyle TOTAL Tatiana Durr TOTAL Mariah Evans TOTAL Sydnye Fields TOTAL Mia Fradenburg TOTAL Taylor Fricano TOTAL

11 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE 11 Individual Career Statistics Keimaya Hunter TOTAL Casey Jacobs TOTAL Madison Laufenberg TOTAL Taylor Leath TOTAL Hayley McCorkle TOTAL Beth Nordhorn TOTAL Julia Scoles TOTAL Taylor Treacy TOTAL

12 CAROLINA VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES PAGE North Carolina Volleyball North Carolina Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 17, 2016) All matches Overall record: 8-2 Conf: 0-0 Home: 2-1 Away: 2-1 Neutral: 4-0 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 12 Julia Scoles Taylor Leath Taylor Treacy Taylor Borup Taylor Fricano Hayley McCorkle Sydnye Fields Beth Nordhorn Abigail Curry Tatiana Durr Keimaya Hunter Madison Laufenberg Mariah Evans Sheila Doyle Mia Fradenburg Casey Jacobs NORTH CAROLINA Opponents Team Statistics NC OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Attempts Assist Pct Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Attempts Serve Pct 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 8 11 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/2567 3/2616 Neutral site #/Avg 4/2462 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 - Date Opponent Score Score by set 26 vs Georgia Southern W ,25-21, vs West Virginia W ,28-26, at #9 Penn State W ,25-22,21-25,25-23, Sep 01 at Duke W ,25-18,25-23, Sep 03 TCU W ,25-20, $Sep 09 #2 WISCONSIN W ,25-27,23-25,25-20, $Sep 10 #5 MINNESOTA L ,12-25,25-22, #Sep 16 vs Sam Houston State W ,25-18, #Sep 17 vs SMU W ,25-19, #Sep 17 at TCU L ,21-25,25-23,18-25, Penn State Classic (University Park, Pa.) $ - ACC/Big Ten Challenge (Chapel Hill, N.C.) # - TCU Horned Frog Challenge (Fort Worth, Texas) Record in 3-set matches:5-0 Record in 4-set matches:1-1 Record in 5-set matches:2-1