WILDCATS LOOK TO TOP TEXAS ON ROAD

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1 Big 12 Champions 2003 NCAA Tournament 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, SCHEDULE Date Opp. Time/Result 8/24 UC Irvine% W, 3-0 8/25 Oakland% W, 3-0 Oregon State% W, 3-2 8/31 vs. Denver^ W, 3-0 9/1 at RV Creighton^ W, 3-0 vs. Syracuse^ W, 3-0 9/5 Missouri State W, 3-0 9/6 Saint Mary s W, 3-0 9/8 Utah State W, 3-0 9/13 at Tulsa# W, 3-0 9/14 vs. No. 10 Minnesota # W, 3-2 9/15 vs. No. 20 Dayton# W, 3-0 9/19 at RV Oklahoma* L, 0-3 9/22 Nebraska-Omaha W, 3-0 9/27 West Virginia* W, 3-0 9/29 at Baylor* W, /3 No. 22 Iowa State* W, 3-0 FCS 10/6 No. 9 Texas* L, /13 at TCU* W, /17 at No. 21 Kansas* L, /20 Texas Tech* W, /24 at West Virginia* W, /27 Baylor* W, /2 at Texas* 7 p.m. LHN 11/7 Kansas* 7 p.m. 11/10 TCU* TBD 11/14 at Iowa State* 5 p.m. ESPNU 11/17 at Texas Tech* 6 p.m. 11/24 Oklahoma* 7 p.m. % Varney s Invitational ^ Bluejay Invitational - Omaha, Neb. # Golden Hurricane Classic - Tulsa, Okla. * Big 12 Conference match All times local to site and subject to change All matches will be aired on KMAN 1350 AM WILDCATS LOOK TO TOP TEXAS ON ROAD KANSAS STATE WILDCATS 20-3 (7-3) IN THE POLLS NO. 16 LEADERS - RETURNING K/S: Kaitlynn Pelger 3.76 A/S: Caitlyn Donahue D/S: Kuulei Kabalis 3.13 B/S: Alex Muff 1.41 Hit %: Kaitlynn Pelger.345 TEXAS LONGHORNS 19-3 (10-0) IN THE POLLS NO. 7 LEADERS -RETURNING K/S: Haley Eckerman 4.60 A/S: Hannah Allison 9.16 D/S: Sarah Palmer 3.47 B/S: Khat Bell 1.49 Hit %: Holly McCage.427 SETTING THE SCENE Date: November 2, 2012 Location: Austin, Texas Arena: Gregory Gymnasium Capacity: 5,000 TV: Longhorn Network (LHN) Radio: KMAN 1350 AM Live Audio: #KStateVB PLAYER TO WATCH Senior middle blocker Alex Muff is among the best blockers in the nation this season ranking 20th in the nation in this week s NCAA statistics report at However, Muff has found her offensive rhthym of late with 10 kills in five of the last six matches, including a career-high 17 kills against Texas Tech. She is now averaging 2.43 kills per set in conference play to go with her.326 hitting percentage and 1.26 blocks. FIRST SERVE The K-State volleyball team hits the road this week looking to hand the No. 7 Texas Longhorns their first defeat in Big 12 Conference play when the two teams meet at 7 p.m. Friday from Gregory Gymnasium on the Longhorn Network. The Wildcats stand in a tie for third place with Iowa State and are one game behind Kansas for second. Texas was the heavy favorite to win the Big 12 this year and has dropped only one match at home this season to then-ranked No. 14 Minnesota, a team the Wildcats beat 3-2 on a neutral court earlier this year. Besting the Longhorns on their home floor will be a tough task as Texas brings one of the most efficient offenses in the nation to the court. The Wildcats were the first team to take a set off the Longhorns at Gregory Gymnasium last season in conference play by jumping to a 1-0 lead. Texas has dropped three sets at home in conference play so far, including a 3-2 win over No. 22 Iowa State that saw the Longhorns have to climb back from a 0-2 deficit. During the first match in the series this season, the Wildcats had a chance to tie the match up at 1-1 with a lead in the second set. A few mistakes and service errors cost K-State the opportunity and the Longhorns eventually won an extended and dramatic contest to take a 2-0 lead before winning the third as well. The Wildcats enter the match on a three-match winning streak after defeating Texas Tech, West Virginia and Baylor. K-State posted its 20th win on the season on Saturday against Baylor to help solidify an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament with that being the target number similar to basketball. A win over Texas would be the first for the Wildcats since 2003 and the fourth over a ranked opponent this season BIG 12 CONFERENCE STANDINGS BIG 12 PCT. OVERALL PCT. TEXAS KANSAS KANSAS STATE IOWA STATE OKLAHOMA BAYLOR TCU TEXAS TECH WEST VIRGINIA ON THE TUBE The Longhorn Network will broadcast the match on Friday with Brenda VanLengen calling play by play and Holly McPeak providing color commentary. LHN is currently available on AT&T U-Verse and Verizon Fios. ON THE AIRWAVES Friday s match can be heard on 1350 KMAN with Rob Voelker calling the action. ONLINE Friday s match can be heard online at at kstatesports.com with Rob Voelker s call of the action. Live stats will FOLLOW K-STATE ATHLETICS ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER _GAMEDAY VOLLEYBALL CONTACT: DAVID WIECHMANN O: C: DWIECHMANN@KSTATESPORTS.COM

2 2 TEXAS GAME NOTES be available at kstatesports.com and texassports.com provided by CBS GameTracker. The broadcast from the Longhorn Network is also available online for subscribers at longhornnetwork.com. THE SERIES Texas leads the all-time series 28-7 after winning the first meeting in Manhattan earlier in October. The Longhorns have won 18 straight against the Wildcats with K-State s last victory coming in Manhattan during the 2003 Big 12 Championship run by the Wildcats. THE COACHES Kansas State: Suzie Fritz (Florida Atlantic 94) is in her 12th year as head coach of the Wildcats she is the winningest coach in the program s history with 236 wins and has taken the team to eight NCAA Tournaments, including three runs to the Regional Semifinals. Texas: Jerritt Elliott (Cal State Northridge 91) has turned the Longhorns into a national title contender in his 11 years leading the program. Now in his 12th year at Texas, Elliot has taken his team to the Final Four three of the last four years. SCOUTING THE LONGHORNS Texas is one of the top teams in the nation again in 2012 and currently is undefeated in Big 12 Conference play. The Longhorns have one of the best outside hitter combinations in Haley Eckerman and Bailey Webster as the two combine to provide nearly 60 percent of UT s kills. Eckerman leads the Big 12 in kills overall at 4.60 per set and is posting 4.64 in conference action. She ranks 10th in the nation in kills and is coming off a double-double against TCU on Wednesday night that saw her post 14 kills and 17 digs. Webster is one of the most efficient outside hitters in the league posting a hitting percentage of.314 this season. It gets even better in Big 12 action where she is hitting.370. Webster is pounding out 3.86 kills per set in conference play. Sophomore middle blocker Khat Bell appears to be healthy after suffering a knee injury midway through conference play last season. Bell has made major contributions over the last few matches for Texas, including seven kills and five blocks against TCU on Wednesday. In a sweep at Oklahoma on Sunday, Bell had eight kills on nine swings and also had five blocks. Texas is one of the most efficient teams in the nation this year with a team hitting percentage of.303. In Monday s NCAA statistics report, the Longhorns ranked sixth at.296. A.423 clip against TCU helped pull that up to.303. In the win over OU, the Longhorns took it to the Sooners in the second set. After winning a tight first set 25-23, Texas stormed out in the second set and blasted 19 kills on 21 swings and no errors for a hitting percentage of.905 in the second set. Texas backed that up with a.550 clip again with no errors. The Longhorns hit.571 with only two attack errors in the entire match. THE LAST TIME K-STATE won in 3 games Oct. 24, 2012, at West Virginia won in 4 games Oct. 27, 2012, Baylor won in 5 games Oct. 20, 2012, Texas Tech lost in 3 games Oct. 6, 2012, #9 Texas lost in 4 games Oct. 17, 2012, at #21 Kansas lost in 5 games Oct. 29, 2011, at Baylor defeated a ranked opponent - home Oct. 3, 2012, #22 Iowa State (3-0) defeated a ranked opponent - away Dec. 2, 2011, at #2 Nebraska (3-2) defeated a ranked opponent - neutral site Sept. 15, 2012, #20 Dayton (3-0) defeated an unranked opponent - home Oct. 27, 2012, Baylor (3-1) defeated an unranked opponent - away Oct. 24, 2012, at West Virginia (3-0) defeated an unranked opponent - neutral site Sept. 1, 2012, Syracuse (3-0) lost to a ranked opponent - home Oct. 6, 2012, #9 Texas (0-3) lost to a ranked opponent - away Oct. 17, 2012, #21 Kansas (1-3) lost to a ranked opponent - neutral site Dec. 9, 2011, vs. #18 Pepperdine lost to an unranked opponent - home Sept. 3, 2011, BYU (0-3) lost to an unranked opponent - away Sept. 19, 2012, rv Oklahoma (0-3) lost to an unranked opponent - neutral Aug. 27, 2011, vs. RV Louisville (0-3) KILLS 15+ kills 15, Kathleen Ludwig Oct. 27, 2012, Baylor 20+ kills 23, Kaitlynn Pelger Sept. 29, 2012, at Baylor 25+ kills 26, Lilla Porubek Nov. 12, 2011, Kansas 30+ kills 32, Kaitlynn Pelger Sept. 12, 2011, Drake ASSISTS 40+ assists 41, Caitlyn Donahue Sept. 15, 2012, vs. #20 Dayton 50+ assists 54, Caitlyn Donahue Oct. 27, 2012, Baylor 60+ assists 65, Caitlyn Donahue Dec. 2, 2011, at #2 Nebraska DIGS 15+ digs 16, Kuulei Kabalis/15, Kaitlynn Pelger Oct. 27, 2012, Baylor 20+ digs 20, Caitlyn Donahue Nov. 9, 2011, #25 Oklahoma 25+ digs 26, Kuulei Kabalis Nov. 9, 2011, #25 Oklahoma 30+ digs 30, Kuulei Kabalis Oct. 29, 2011, at Baylor BLOCKS 5+ blocks 6, Alex Muff/5, Kaitlynn Pelger Oct. 24, 2012, at West Virginia 10+ blocks 10, Kaitlynn Pelger Sept. 5, 2012, Missouri State registered a triple-double Caitlyn Donahue Oct. 26, 2011, Missouri 48 assists, 10 kills, 16 digs TALE OF THE TAPE KANSAS STATE CATEGORY TEXAS 20-3 Overall Record Conf. Record 10-0 T-3rd Conf. Rank 1st 78 Sets Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack % Opp. Attack % Kills Per Set Assists Assists Per Set Service Aces Service Errors Service Aces Per Set Digs Digs Per Set Block Solo Block Assists Total Blocks Blocks Per Set Block Errors 40 7 Ball Handling Errors 18 SERIES HISTORY Texas Texas leads Texas 3-1 A 15-9, 11-15, 15-0, Texas 2-0 N 15-4, 15-5 Big 12 era Texas leads Texas 3-0 A 15-4, 15-8, Texas 3-0 H 15-8, 15-2, Texas 3-0 H 15-13, 15-11, Texas 3-0 A 15-6, 15-10, Texas 3-1 A 9-15, 15-9, 15-13, Texas 3-1 H 15-9, 15-7, 13-15, Kansas State 3-1 A 22-20, 15-9, 11-15, Kansas State 3-0 H 15-8, 15-7, Kansas State 3-0 H 16-14, 15-10, Kansas State 3-2 A 11-15, 12-15, 15-11, 15-8, Suzie Fritzz era Texas leads Kansas State 3-1 H 30-28, 25-30, 30-26, Kansas State 3-1 A 30-22, 30-13, 27-30, Texas 3-0 H 30-27, 30-26, Texas 3-1 A 24-30, 30-20, 30-22, Kansas State 3-2 H 19-30, 30-24, 20-30, 30-25, Texas 3-1 A 35-33, 30-28, 23-30, Texas 3-0 H 30-24, 32-30, Texas 3-0 A 30-27, 30-25, Texas 3-0 H 30-23, 30-23, Texas 3-1 A 30-25, 24-30, 30-27, Texas 3-2 A 28-30, 25-30, 30-26, 30-16, Texas 3-1 H 30-26, 30-22, 23-30, Texas 3-2 H 30-26, 25-30, 30-27, 22-30, Texas 3-0 A 30-25, 30-18, Texas 3-0 A 25-20, 25-21, Texas 3-2 H 30-28, 25-21, 22-25, 22-25, Texas 3-0 H 25-20, 25-21, Texas 3-0 A 25-13, 25-10, Texas 3-0 H 25-21, 25-16, Texas 3-0 A 25-19, 25-23, Texas 3-0 H 25-17, 25-15, Texas 3-1 A 23-25, 25-16, 25-18, Texas 3-0 H 25-17, 30-28, Kansas State-Texas Series Notes: KSU at home: 4-13 KSU on the road: 3-14 KSU at neutral sites: 0-1 Fritz vs. Texas: 3-20 Fritz at home vs. Texas: 2-10 Fritz at Texas: 1-10 Longest KSU win streak: 6 Longest KSU losing streak: 18 (current) Last KSU win: 2003 (3-2) Last KSU loss: 2012 (3-0) Last KSU home win: 2003 (3-2) Last KSU home loss: 2012 (3-0) Last KSU road win: 2001 (3-1) Last KSU road loss: 2011 (3-1) Two Games: 0-1 Three Games: 2-16 Four Games: 3-8 Five Games: 2-3

3 TEXAS GAME NOTES KANSAS STATE NUMERICAL ROSTER # Name Ht. Yr. Pos. Hometown (Last School) 2012 Statistics/Notes 1 Caitlyn Donahue 5-8 Sr.-3L S Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley West) 57 assists, 10 digs in win at Baylor 2 Gina Madonia 5-7 So.-1L DS/L Glen Ellyn, Ill. (St. Francis) Career-high 15 digs in win over Oakland 3 Chelsea Keating 6-1 So.-1L OH Frankfort, Kan. (Frankfort) Career-high 9 kills in win over Syracuse 4 Tristan McCarty 5-8 Jr.-2L DS/L Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan) 11 digs, 2 aces in win over Baylor at home 5 Kathleen Ludwig 6-0 Sr.-3L OPP Shawnee, Kan. (Bishop Miege) 17 kills at #21 Kansas 6 Katie Brand 6-0 Fr.-HS S Grand Island, Neb. (Central Catholic) 7 Courtney Cook 6-0 Jr.-2L OH Fremont, Neb. (Fremont-Bergan) 3 kills, 1 dig in win over Texas Tech 8 Ali Boehler 5-10 Sr.-TR DS/L Olathe, Kan. (Missouri Southern State) Made career debut serving and playing back row against Nebraska-Omaha 9 Alex Muff 6-1 Sr.-3L MB Concordia, Kan. (Concordia) Career-high 17 kills against Texas Tech, hit.593 4th in school history 11 Lilla Porubek 6-1 Jr.-2L OH Budapest, Hungary 21 kills, 5 digs in win over Oregon State 12 Natali Jones 6-2 So.-RS MB Pratt, Kan. (Pratt CC) 1 kill, 1 block in career debut against UC Irvine 14 Taylor Johnson 6-0 So.-1L MB Grand Island, Neb. (Grand Island Northwest) Career-high 7 kills, in win over Syracuse 15 Kuulei Kabalis 5-6 Sr.-1L DS/L Hilo, Hawai i (Western Nebraska) 17 digs in win at Baylor 16 Dakota Kaufman 6-1 Jr.-2L OH Hillsboro, Kan. (Hillsoboro) 3 blocks (2 in 5th set) in win over #10 Minnesota 17 Kaitlynn Pelger 6-2 Jr.-2L MB Olathe, Kan. (Olathe South) AVCA National Player of the Week (9/18) 18 Courtney Traxson 6-1 Jr.-2L OH Cheney, Kan. (Cheney) 10 kills in two sets during win at Baylor Head Coach: Suzie Fritz (Florida Atlantic, 94) - 12th season overall; Big 12 Associate Head Coach: Jeff Grove (Azusa Pacific, 91) - 11th season; Assistant Coach: Jeff Hulsmeyer (Kentucky 88) - 4th season; Volunteer Assistant Coach: Ashley Monfort (Washington State 06) - 2nd season Pronunciation Guide: Ali Bohler -- AL-ee BOWL-er Kuulei Kabalis -- koo-lay kah-bahl-iss Gina Madonia -- JEE-nah mah-dohn-yah Lilla Porubek -- LEE-luh pour-oo-bek AVCA TOP 25 COACHES POLL OCT. 29 Texas is not all offense. The Longhorns also boast one of the biggest and strongest blocks in the NCAA. Texas is averaging 3.13 blocks per set after putting nine up on TCU this Wednesday and ranks fifth in the nation. Khat Bell is playing a major role in that as she is averaging 1.49 per set in her return and 1.83 in conference play. Team (1st place votes) Pts. Record Last Week 1. Stanford (50) Oregon (9) Penn State (1) Nebraska UCLA USC Texas Washington Hawai i Minnesota Florida State Louisville Florida Dayton Ohio State Kansas State BYU San Diego Western Kentucky Kansas Iowa State Purdue Miami Pepperdine St. Mary s Others Receiving Votes: Kentucky (32); Creighton (31); Marquette (30); North Carolina (17); Tennessee (9); Texas A&M (6) 2 schools were listed on one ballot for a total of 2 points. Dropped Out: None Bold denotes K-State opponents By Conference: Big Ten: 5 Pac -12: 5 Big 12: 4 West Coast: 4 ACC: 2 Atlantic 10: 1 Big East: 1 Big West: 1 SEC: 1 Sun Belt: 1 Big Movers: #5: Ohio State $4: San Diego K-State AVCA Top 25 History Highest Ranking: 5-5x s, last 12/8/03 Highest Final Ranking: 11 (2003) Highest Preseason Ranking: 14 (2004, 2008) Most Consecutive Weeks Ranked: 40 (11/4/02 - Final 2004) Current Consecutive Weeks Ranked: 12 Most Consecutive Weeks in Top 10: 9 (10/13/03-12/8/03) CATCHING UP WITH THE CATS The Wildcats are 7-3 in Big 12 Conference play as the second half of the league schedule is underway. K- State is currently in a tie for third place and only one game behind Kansas for second. K-State dropped two road matches on the road during the first half of conference action and already posted one in the second at West Virginia last week. Saturday marked K-State s 20th win of the season and the ninth time head coach Suzie Fritz has led the Wildcats to 20 wins in her 12 years leading the program. The win came against Baylor in four sets with senior Kathleen Ludwig leading the way with 15 kills. Kaitlynn Pelger added 12 kills and had a double-double with 16 digs. Senior middle blocker Alex Muff kept her streak of solid performances going as she contributed 10 kills and four blocks. Baylor hit just.106, marking the 10th time this season the Wildcats have held their opponent under.150 for a match. K-State had 9.5 blocks to help limit Baylor in the match. K-State s defense has been solid up front the last two matches with with 11 blocks at West Virginia last week as well. Muff tallied 10 blocks assists over the two matches and and Pelger had nine. The Wildcats have posted double digits in blocks eight times this season as K-State continues to be one of the top blocking teams in the nation this season. The Wildcats are still ranked among the top teams in the country in the polls and have the stats to back it up. The Wildcats are 23rd in the NCAA in assists per set in the NCAA s latest statistics report on Monday averaging With senior setter Caitlyn Donahue directing the offense the team is also ranked19th in the NCAA in hitting percentage at.264 and 34th in kills averaging Defensively, K-State is one of the top blocking teams as well stuffing its opponents with 2.59 blocks per set to rank 40th in the nation. The Wildcats are posting those strong numbers thanks to a number of individuals having great seasons for the team. Donahue ranks seventh in the NCAA in assists (11.83) and in league play leads the conference by nearly a full assist per set. She also has eight double-doubles on the year. Muff is one of the best blockers in K-State history and is showing it by ranking 20th in the nation this season at 1.41 per set. Pelger is 50th in points while standing just outside the top 50 in kills and hitting percentage. ROUND AND ROUND Middle blockers rarely play all six rotations in volleyball, especially now with additional substitutions allowed this season. That puts K-State s Kaitlynn Pelger in a select group as she is playing all six rotations for a second year in a row for the Wildcats. Pelger is among four middle blockers playing all the way around at the NCAA Division I level this year joining Madeline Westman of UNLV, Xitlali Herrera from UTEP play all six rotations and Michigan s Jennifer Cross, who recently became a six rotation player for the Wolverines. 6 ROTATION MB S NAME (SCHOOL) KILLS PCT DIGS BLK ACES KAITLYNN PELGER (K-STATE) XITLALI HERRERA (UTEP) MADELINE WESTMAN (UNLV) JENNIFER CROSS (MICHIGAN) Pelger is averaging 3.76 kills per set and has increased her defensive production on the back row to average 2.86 digs this year. The junior has tallied seven double-doubles on the year with six of them coming by way of kills and digs.

4 4 TEXAS GAME NOTES 2012 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Player (School) Week Hannah Sackett (West Virginia) Aug. 27 Yvonne Igodan (TCU) Sept. 4 Caroline Jarmoc (Kansas) Sept. 10 Kaitlynn Pelger (K-State) Sept. 17 Haley Ecerkman (Texas) Sept. 24 Kaitlynn Pelger (K-State) Oct. 1 Haley Eckerman (Texas) Oct. 8 Haley Eckerman (Texas) Oct. 15 Sara McClinton (Kansas) Oct. 22 Haley Ecerkman (Texas) Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Player (School) Week Rachel Brummit (Texas Tech) Aug. 27 Rachel Brummit (Texas Tech) Sept. 4 Brianne Riley (Kansas) Sept. 10 Maria Fernanda (Oklahoma) Kristen Hahn (Iowa State) Sept. 17 Kristen Hahan (Iowa State) Sept. 24 Kristen Hahn (Iowa State) Oct. 1 Kristen Hahn (Iowa State) Oct. 8 Brianne Riley (Kansas) Oct. 15 Caroline Jarmoc (Kansas) Oct. 22 Kristen Hahn (Iowa State) Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Player (School) Week Hannah Sackett (West Virginia) Aug. 27 Emily Reutter (Texas Tech) Sept. 4 Emily Ehrle (Texas Tech) Sept. 10 Nikki Attea (West Virginia) Sept. 17 Mackenzie Bigbee (Iowa State) Sept. 24 Tianna Dockery (Kansas) Oct. 1 Julia Doyle (Oklahoma) Oct. 8 Julia Doyle (Oklahoma) Oct. 15 none Oct. 22 Meghan Stacy (Texas Tech) Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 Nov BIG 12 PRESEASON COACHES POLL Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. Texas (8) Iowa State (1) Kansas State Oklahoma Baylor Kansas TCU Texas Tech West Virginia 8 BIG 12 PRESEASON AWARDS Player of the Year: Bailey Webster, Texas, Sr., OH Freshman of the Year: Molly McCage, Texas, Fr., MB PRESEASON ALL-BIG 12 TEAM Name School Pos. Cl. Torri Campbell^ Baylor MB Sr. Kristen Hahn Iowa State L Jr. Allison Landwehr^ Iowa State S Sr. Jamie Straube Iowa State MB Sr. Caroline Jarmoc^ Kansas MB RJr. Caitlyn Donahue Kansas State S Sr. Kaitlynn Pelger^ Kansas State MB Jr. Lilla Porubek Kansas State OH Jr. Tara Dunn Oklahoma OH So. Sallie McLaurin^ Oklahoma MB Jr. Yvonne Igodan TCU MB Jr. Khat Bell Texas MB/OH So. Haley Eckerman^ Texas OH So. Bailey Webster^ Texas OH Jr. Miara Cave Texas Tech OH Sr. ^ - Unanimous Selection ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS, OTHER AWARDS Varney s Invitational All-Tournament Team Bluejay Invitational All-Tournament Team Golden Hurricane Classic All-Tournament Team AVCA National Player of the Week Kaitlynn Pelger Sept. 18 CVU.com PERFORMERS OF THE WEEK Kaitlynn Pelger Sept National Player of the Week Caitlyn Donahue - MVP Kaitlynn Pelger Lilla Porubek Kaitlynn Pelger - MVP Caitlyn Donahue Lilla Porubek Kaitlynn Pelger - MVP Caitlyn Donahue Kathleen Ludwig HOT HAND Senior middle blocker Alex Muff has been one of the top blockers in the Big 12 Conference her entire career, and now she is adding more offense to her numbers in her final year to give the Wildcats another consistent weapon to go to in conference play thanks to her newfound firepower at the net. Muff is averaging 2.43 kills per set in conference play this season, adding nearly a full kill per set more than her three previous years in league play. She also is hitting.326 to lead the team in that category and rank fifth in the conference. Muff has posted10 or more kills in five of the last six matches and hit.352 over that span. Before this season, she had only nine matches with 10 or more kills. She posted 10 kills and hit.353 against the No. 9 Texas Longhorns to start the hot streak and followed it with 10 kills on a.400 clip at TCU the next week. She also had six blocks at TCU. Against Kansas, Muff again had 10 kills. Two weeks ago, Muff posted a new career-high 17 kills in a win over Texas Tech. Her.593 hitting percentage also ranks fourth in school history for a five-set match. After her career day, Muff had only six kills at West Virginia but backed that up with 10 kills and four blocks against Baylor. Defensively over the last six matches, Muff has averaged 1.27 blocks. She now ranks third in the league in that category with 1.26 in conference matches overall. For her career, Muff ranks seventh in school history in block assists with 383 and is poised to move into the Top Five soon. She needs just three more block assists to post her third straight year with at least 100. K-STATE RANKED NO. 16 The Wildcats held steady at No. 16 in this week s AVCA Coaches Top 25 Poll after winning on the road at West Virginia and besting Baylor on Homecoming last week. After the best start in school history at 12-0, K-State climbed to No. 11 six weeks ago and still remain among the top teams in the country. The No. 11 ranking was the highest the Wildcats had been ranked since being No. 11 on Nov. 26, Four Big 12 teams remain ranked, as Texas continues to lead the way moving up to No. 7 this week. After a loss BIG 12 STAT RANKINGS update places Team Overall/Big 12 Hitting Percentage 2nd (.268) / 2nd (.249) Opp. Hitting Percentage 3rd (.168) / 5th (.188) Kills per set 3rd (14.06) / 2nd (14.00) Assists per set 2nd (13.32) / 1st (13.34) Aces per set 1st (1.47) / 1st (1.69) Blocks per set 4th (2.59) / 5th (2.26) Digs per set 7th (14.49) / 6th (14.80) Individuals Overall/Big 12 Hitting Percentage Kaitlynn Pelger 3rd (.345) / 5th (.325) Alex Muff --- / 4th (.326) Kills per Set Kaitlynn Pelger 2nd (3.76) / 2nd (4.06) Lilla Porubek 10th (2.95) / --- Assists per Set Caitlyn Donahue 2nd (11.83) / 1st (12.06) Servcie Aces per Set Kathleen Ludwig 10th (0.27) / 1st (0.44) Caitlyn Donahue --- / 5th (0.34) Lilla Porubek --- / T-9th (0.29) Kaitlynn Pelger 5th (0.32) / --- Blocks per Set Alex Muff 3rd (1.41) / 5th (1.26) Digs per Set Kuulei Kabalis 8th (3.13) / 9th (3.20) Individual Performances Kills in 3-Set T-3: Kaitlynn Pelger, 19 (vs. Dayton) Kills in 4-Set T-2: Kaitlynn Pelger, 23 (at Baylor) Kills in 5-Set T-5: Kaitlynn Pelger, 22 (Oregon State) Assists in 4-Set T-1: Caitlyn Donahue, 57 (at Baylor) Assists in 5-Set T-4: Caitlyn Donahue, 59 (Oregon State) Aces in 3-Set T-2: Kuulei Kabalis, 4 (Oakland) T-2: Kaitlynn Pelger, 4 (Oakland) T-2: Kaitlynn Pelger, 4 (Creighton) T-2: Caitlyn Donahue, 4 (at TCU) T-2: Lilla Porubek, 4 (at West Virginia) Aces in 4-Set T-2: Kathleen Ludwig, 4 (at Baylor) Aces in 5-Set T-4: Kaitlynn Pelger, 3 (vs Minnesota) T-4: Kathleen Ludwig, 3 (Texas Tech) Blocks in 3-Set T-1: Kaitlynn Pelger, 10 (Missouri State) T-5: Alex Muff, 9 (Saint Mary s) Team Performances Hitting Percentage in 3-Set 2:.433 (Nebraska-Omaha) T-5:.417 (Iowa State) Hitting Percentage in 5-Set 2:.318 (Texas Tech) Kills in 5-Set T-2: 76 (Oregon State) Assists in 4-Set T-2: 61 (at Baylor) T-4: 59 (at Kansas) Assists in 5-Set T-3: 71 (Oregon State) Aces in 3-Set T-2: 11 (at TCU) T-4: 10 (Oakland, at West Virginia) Aces in 5-Set Blocks in 3-Set THIS WEEK IN THE BIG 12 T-5: 7 (Texas Tech) T-2: 16.0 (Missouri State) 4: 14.5 (at Tulsa) Tues Iowa State 3, at South Dakota State 0 Wed at Oklahoma 3, Texas Tech 0 SV Texas 3, at TCU 0 ESPNU Fri Kansas State at Texas, 7 p.m. LHN Sat Oklahoma at West Virginia, TBA MNTV Texas Tech at Iowa State, 6:30 p.m. CyTV Kansas at Baylor, 7 p.m. BAA TV/Webstream Key BAA - Baylor All-Access CyTV - Cyclones.TV JAA - Jayhawk All-Access SV - Sooner Vision LHN - Longhorn Network RV - RaiderVision FV - Frog Vision MNTV - Mountaineer TV FCS - Fox College Sports LAST WEEK IN THE BIG 12 Wed Kansas State 3, at West Virginia 0 MNTV at Iowa State 3, Kansas 1 CyTV at Texas 3, Baylor 1 LHN Sat Iowa State 3, at TCU 0 FV at Texas Tech 3, West Virginia 1 RV at Kansas State 3, Baylor 1 K-StateHD.TV Sun Texas 3, at Oklahoma 0 ESPNU

5 TEXAS GAME NOTES 5 CHALLENGE ACCEPTED When the K-State volleyball team visited its partner unit at Fort Riley in May, Col. Mike Morgan from the Combat Aviation Brigade presented Head Coach Suzie Fritz with a Challenge Coin. The Challenge Coin is a small coin or medallion with a unit s insignia or emblem and is traditionally presented by unit commanders in recognition of special achievement by a member of the unit. They also are exchanged in recognition of visits to an organization or unit. The Challenge Coin also can represent the core values of the unit. Fritz has taken the Challenge Coin and applied it to her Wildcats for the 2012 season. At a preseason dinner, Fritz presented each player, coach and members of the support staff with a K-State Volleyball Challenge Coin. One side displays the K-State Volleyball logo and the reserve lists the core values of the program: Commitment & Work Ethic Character Communication & Trust Confidence & Belief Competitiveness Everyone who received a Challenge Coin at the dinner was given the challenge to have the coin with them at all times, except practices, to build morale and embody the five core values of K-State Volleyball. Col. Morgan spoke to the team again when he an some members of the CAB visited the Wildcats during the team s training camp in August, and Fritz presented Morgan with his own K-State Volleyball Challenge Coin. PIECING IT TOGETHER Head Coach Suzie Fritz has found another unique way to teach her Wildcats the importance of being a part of something bigger than yourself in the 2012 season. This year Fritz has incorporated a puzzle into daily practices and the Wildcats are buying into the concept. Every day a box of puzzle pieces sits on the table at practice. When the day is done, each Wildcat can take three pieces out of the box and present them to their teammates for doing something that displayed selflessness, being a good teammate and represents the five core values of K-State Volleyball. The Wildcats must write down who they are presenting a pice of the puzzle to and why. They must then tell their teammate why they deserve a piece of the puzzle when they present it to them as a way to thank them for being an important part of the team. The puzzle will be completed later in the season and will reveal something to the players that only the coaching staff knows. 369 OF 1008 PIECES REMAINING at Iowa State, the Kansas Jayhawks dropped three spots to No. 20 and the Cyclones moved up one to No. 21. A number of K-State s nonconference foes are among the top teams as well. Minnesota and Dayton are still ranked with the Golden Gophers holding onto No. 10 and Dayton up one spot to No. 14 this week. The Wildcats defeated both the Gophers and the Flyers. St. Mary s cracked the Top 25 last week after upsetting No. 13 San Diego and holds onto No. 25 in this week s poll. One more of K-State s nonconference opponents is receiving votes. Creighton is just outside the Top 25 as the second leading vote getter on the list of teams receiving votes and this week and holds a 20-3 record overall and is 11-1 in Missouri Valley play. WINNING FORMULA The NCAA released its updated RPI rankings on Monday, and the computers continue to love the K-State Wildcats. With a 20-3 record entering this week the Wildcats hold steady at No. 12 in the latest RPI report. Similar to basketball, the NCAA selection committee uses RPI as a major factor in determining at-large bids and seeding for the NCAA Tournament. The selection committee only seeds the top 16 teams for the postseason, with regional sites hosted at Purdue, Texas, Cal and in Omaha this year. The first two rounds of the tournament are played at 16 campus sites to be determined by the committee. Eight of K-State s opponents are in the Top 32 of the RPI, including three in the top 10 in Texas (4), Minnesota (8), Kansas (10). ELITE COMPANY K-State s football team is a perfect 8-0 and ranked No. 3 following a homecoming victory over No. 15 Texas Tech this weekend. With K-State s No. 16-ranked volleyball team at 20-3, the Wildcats join 10 other schools that can boast the same accomplishment so far with their football and volleyball teams ranked. The Wildcats are joined by fellow Big 12 school Texas to have football and volleyball both ranked with the Longhorns football team holding onto No. 22 in the USA Today Coaches Poll. The Pac-12 has four schools on the list as UCLA football returns to the AP Top 25 this week. Oregon is the only schools with both teams in the Top 10. Oregon is No. 2 in both football polls and No. 2 in volleyball. CLEANING UP K-State currently stands at 20-3, but the way the Wildcats have been winning is just as impressive. A total of 15 of those victories have been 3-0 sweeps of their opponents. That total already far surpasses last year s eight sweeps and trails only Western Kentucky for the most in the nation entering this weekend s matches. The Hilltoppers lead NCAA Division I with 19 sweeps. Six other teams are now tied with K-State for second with 15 sweeps. Some of the top programs in the nation are on this list with the Wildcats, including No. 2 Oregon, No. 6 USC. and No. 7 Texas. No. 14 Dayton and No. 17 BYU also have wins. Two Top 10 teams trail K-State in the category with 14 sweeps in No. 3 Penn State and No. 8 Washington. K-STATE RANKINGS DATE RANK PTS PRESEASON AUG SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT DOUBLE RANKED TOP 25 FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL STANFORD 15/15 1 OREGON 2/2 2 NEBRASKA 21/21 4 UCLA 25/-- 5 USC 18/17 6 TEXAS --/22 7 FLORIDA STATE 9/7 11 LOUISVILLE 12/10 12 FLORIDA 8/8 13 OHIO STATE 6/ N/A 15 K-STATE 2/2 16 MOST 3-0 VICTORIES THROUGH 10/31 SCHOOL RECORD SWEEPS #19 W. KENTUCKY #2 OREGON #6 USC #7 TEXAS #14 DAYTON #16 K-STATE #17 BYU TOWSON #3 PENN STATE #8 WASHINGTON CENTRAL ARKANSAS FURMAN OHIO CLEMSON The 3-0 sweeps have come against strong competition as well, including then-no. 22 Iowa State. The Wildcats swept Creighton on the Bluejays home court while the team was receiving votes in the poll. K-State swept 2011 NCAA Tournament teams Missouri State and Tulsa, as well as then-no. 20 Dayton. Some opponents K-State swept earlier in the season have responded with signature wins as well. Oregon State defeated No. 2 Penn State in five sets, and Syracuse bested No. 23 Iowa State on the Cyclones home floor, and St. Mary s has defeated three ranked opponents in then-no. 18 Pepperdine, No. 11 BYU and No. 13 San Diego. PACKED WITH PURPLE K-State fans have traditionally made Ahearn Field House one of the greatest venues and atmospheres in the Big 12 Conference. In 2011, fans packed Ahearn with purple averaging more than 1,500 per match and ranked No. 20 in the nation. The 2012 season as been even better with the Wildcats ranked No. 21 in this week s NCAA attendance report, averaging more than 1,800 per match. More than 3,000 fans packed the stands four weeks ago as the Wildcats played host to No. 9 Texas. It marked the first crowd to crack the 3,000 mark since posting two such attendance marks during This season started off strong with more than 2,700 fans in attendance for the season opener against UC Irvine and following the match Suzie Fritz again praised the fans and said K-State is one of the best atmospheres to play in all the country. For the final match of opening weekend more than 1,500 faithful came out to watch a come-from-behind victory over Oregon State to average 1,755 for the three matches at the Varney s Invitational.

6 6 TEXAS GAME NOTES Conference play has seen some of the largest crowds of the season at Ahearn Field House. In the conference home opener 1,912 fans came to Ahearn Field House to welcome West Virginia to the Big 12 Conference. Then against No. 22 Iowa State, fans filled the stands with 2,060 at Ahearn. With an attendance of 3,044 against Texas and 2,943 against Baylor for Homecoming, K-State fans are averaging more than 2,200 strong during Big 12 matches. This year more renovations have been done to Ahearn Field House to enhance the atmosphere. The entire balcony seating area has been painted purple and white. The railings have all been converted from cream to white and the bleachers are now K-State Purple instead of brown. Along with the seating renovations and Powercat banner installed over the previous two years, Ahearn Field House is now truly home to the Purple and the White. A new media center has been installed as well for journalists to cover matches for their respective media outlets. Redesigned banners have been hung in Ahearn as well replacing the older ones. The traditional style banners commemorate the winning tradition at K-State, displaying all 13 NCAA Tournament banners, All-Americans and the 2003 Big 12 Championship. TRIPLE THREAT Three weeks ago in a win at TCU the Wildcats accomplished a rare feat. K-State had three players reach double digits in kills, and all three of those players hit at least.400 for the match. The combination of Kaitlynn Pelger, Lilla Porubek and Alex Muff provided the firepower for the victory and did so in commanding fashion. Pelger led the way with 12 kills on a.476 hitting clip. Porubek tallied 11 kills on.409 hitting and Muff added 10 kills to go with her hitting percentage of.400. All three had just two errors apiece. It is the first time since playing South Dakota State at the Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invitational (Sept. 10) last year the Wildcats had this type of performance. Against the Jack Rabbits, it was Pelger (15K,.667), Porubek (16K,.433) and Dakota Kaufman (11K,.500) that provided the spark. PELGER EARNS SECOND BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK K-State middle blocker Kaitlynn Pelger continues to prove she is one of the best players in the Big 12 Conference as she helped lead the Wildcats to a pair of wins two weeks ago and was named Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the second time this season. Pelger tallied 13 kills on 20 swings and only one error to hit.600 against new Big 12 member West Virginia. She also added nine digs to just miss out on her fifth double-double of the season as the Wildcats swept the Mountaineers 25-8, 25-19, She did get that elusive double-double in Saturday s match as the Wildcats posted their first road win at Baylor since K-State won the match 3-1 and Pelger took control blasting out 23 kills for a new season-high, surpassing her previous best of 22 in a five set match. The junior added 12 digs from the back row as she remains one of the few middle blockers in the country to play all six rotations, and she hit.321 for the match. On the week Pelger averaged an impressive 5.14 kills per set while hitting.397. She also contributed 3.00 digs per set. She is one of only two players in the Big 12 to rank in the top 10 in four different statistical categories in overall matches. In conference play she is leading kills per set by nearly half a kill. SINGLED OUT The Wildcats did something they have never accomplished in a sweep over West Virginia in K-State s conference home opener. K-State held the Mountaineers to just eight points in the first set. It is the first time in the rally scoring era K-State has kept a conference foe from scoring double digits in a non-fifth set. It also is the first time the Wildcats have held any opponent under 10 points in rally scoring since Cornell in HEAD COACH SUZIE FRITZ 12th year (.646) (.588) Big & 2003 Big 12 Coach of the Year 2003 Central Region Coach of the Year Led K-State to its first Big 12 title in 2003 Coaching Record Overall: /12 years (.646) At K-State: same In Big 12: /12 years (.588) In NCAA Tournament: 9-8/8 years (.529) Athlete Honors under Fritz 10 All-Americans 8 All-District Selections 15 All-Region VI Selections 39 All-Big 12 Conference Selections 36 Big 12 Conference Players of the Week 1 AVCA National Player of the Week 18 Academic All-District Selections 87 Academic All-Big 12 Conference Selections 4 Academic All-Americans Hire Date Originally hired as an assistant coach on June 17, 1997; Named interim head coach on August 1, 2001 before assuming the permanent duties on October 11, Birthdate/Hometown April 14, 1972/Clay Center, Kan. Education Undergraduate Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Fla. (B.S. in Exercise Science and Wellness Education, 94) Graduate Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kan. (B.A. in Educational Administration and Leadership, 02) Playing Experience Clay Center High School, Clay Center, Kan. (4 years); setter, Barton County Community College, Great Bend, Kan. (2 years); setter, University of Louisiana-Monroe, Monroe, La. (1 year); setter, 1992 Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Fla. (1 year); setter, 1993 Coaching Experience Florida Atlantic University (1 year); assistant coach, 1994 Barton County Community College, (2 years); assistant coach, Kansas State University, (4 years); assistant coach, Kansas State University, (12 years); head coach, 2001-present In the 25-8 win to open the match, the Wildcats went on a 12-0 run while Donahue went on a long serving run, which included a pair of back-to-back aces. After West Virginia was able to stop the run, the Mountaineers found themselves down West Virginia hit in the set as the Wildcats stuffed three blocks and the Mountaineers had four more unforced attack errors in addition to a pair of service errors. PELGER HONORED BY AVCA After helping the K-State volleyball team win the Golden Hurricane Classic and defeat to ranked teams two weeks ago at Tulsa, junior middle blocker Kaitlynn Pelger was selected as the AVCA National Player of the Week. Pelger averaged 4.18 kills while hitting.440 in victories over Tulsa, No. 10 Minnesota and No. 20 Dayton to earn the award. In addition to her kills and hit hitting percentage for the weekend, Pelger added 2.45 digs per set and 1.09 blocks and her five aces led the team. Pelger is the first Wildcat since Dawn Cady in 1999 to receive the nation s top player of the week award after Cady guided the Wildcats to their first-ever win over Nebraska. This is the fourth AVCA National Player of the Week in K-State history with Kate DeClerk winning it in 1995 and again in 1996.

7 TEXAS GAME NOTES 7 INDIVIDUAL STATS.400 Hitting Percentage (min. 10 attempts) (24) Category Leaders: Pelger (8) Date Player/Opponent Hitting % (k-e-ta) 9/15 Kaitlynn Pelger/vs #20 Dayton.654 ( ) 8/6 Kathleen Ludwig/Saint Mary s.600 (9-0-15) 9/27 Kaitlynn Pelger/West Virginia.600 ( ) 10/20 Alex Muff/Texas Tech.593 ( ) 8/24 Lilla Porubek/UC Irvine.571 ( ) 10/3 Kaitlynn Pelger/#22 Iowa State.556 ( ) Dakota Kaufman/UC Irvine.500 (5-0-10) 8/25 Alex Muff/Oakland.500 (7-0-14) 8/31 Alex Muff/Denver.500 ( ) 10/3 Alex Muff/#22 Iowa State.500 (8-1-14) 10/13 Kaitlynn Pelger/at TCU.476 ( ) 9/29 Courtney Traxson/at Baylor.476 ( ) 9/22 Lilla Porubek/UNO.474 ( ) 9/13 Kaitlynn Pelger/at Tulsa.455 ( ) 9/22 Kaitlynn Pelger/UNO.444 ( ) 9/1 Chelsea Keating/Syracuse.438 (9-2-16) Kaitlynn Pelger/Syracuse.438 (9-2-16) 9/5 Alex Muff/Missouri State.429 (8-2-14) 8/31 Kaitlynn Pelger/Denver.429 (8-2-14) 10/3 Courtney Traxson/#22 Iowa State.429 (6-0-14) 10/13 Lilla Porubek/at TCU.409 ( ) 10/13 Alex Muff/at TCU.400 ( ) 9/27 Taylor Johnson/West Virginia.400 (4-0-10) 10/20 Kathleen Ludwig/Texas Tech.400 (5-1-10) 15 or More Kills (14) Category Leaders: Pelger (8) Date Player/Opponent Kills 9/29 Kaitlynn Pelger/at Baylor 23 8/25 Kaitlynn Pelger/Oregon State 22 Lilla Porubek/Oregon State 21 9/15 Kaitlynn Pelger/vs #20 Dayton 19 10/20 Kaitlynn Pelger/Texas Tech 18 10/17 Kathleen Ludwig/at #21 Kansas 17 10/20 Alex Muff/Texas Tech 17 9/1 Lilla Porubek/at Creighton 16 9/14 Kathleen Ludwig/vs #10 Minnesota 16 Kaitlynn Pelger/ vs #10 Minnesota 16 10/3 Kaitlynn Pelger/#22 Iowa State 16 10/6 Kaitlynn Pelger/#9 Texas 15 10/17 Kaitlynn Pelger/at #21 Kansas 15 10/27 Kathleen Ludwig/Baylor or More Assists (5) Category Leaders: Caitlyn Donahue (3) Date Player/Opponent Assists 8/25 Caitlyn Donahue/Oregon State 59 10/20 Caitlyn Donahue/Texas Tech 58 9/29 Caitlyn Donahue/at Baylor 57 10/17 Caitlyn Donahue/at #21 Kansas 53 10/27 Caitlyn Donahue/Baylor or More Digs (10) Category Leaders: Kuulei Kabalis (5) Date Player/Opponent Digs 10/20 Kaitlynn Pelger/Texas Tech 18 8/25 Kaitlynn Pelger/Oregon State 17 9/29 Kuulei Kabalis/at Baylor 17 10/17 Kuulei Kabalis/at #21 Kansas 17 8/25 Kuulei Kabalis/Oregon State 16 10/27 Kuulei Kabalis/Baylor 16 8/25 Caitlyn Donahue/Oregon State 15 8/25 Gina Madonia/Oakland 15 10/6 Kuulei Kabalis/#9 Texas 15 10/27 Kaitlynn Pelger/Baylor 15 Three or More Service Aces (11) Category Leaders: Pelger (3) Date Player/Opponent Aces 2012 MISCELLANEOUS STATS K-STATE S RECORD WHEN Fritz Era STARTING ROTATIONS OH1 OH2 S MB1 DS/MB OPP L es Record Porubek Traxson Donahue Pelger McCarty -ds Ludwig Kabalis 1, 18, Porubek Traxson Donahue Pelger McCarty-ds Keating Kabalis Porubek Traxson Donahue Pelger Muff-mb Ludwig Kabalis 3, 5, 10, 17, Porubek Kaufman Donahue Pelger McCarty-ds Ludwig Kabalis 4, 8, 11-13, Porubek Kaufman Donahue Pelger McCarty-ds Keating Kabalis Porubek Kaufman Donahue Pelger Muff-mb Ludwig Kabalis 7, 9, /25 Kuulei Kabalis/Oakland 4 Kaitlynn Pelger/Oakland 4 9/1 Kaitlynn Pelger/at Creighton 4 9/29 Kathleen Ludwig/at Baylor 4 10/13 Caitlyn Donahue/at TCU 4 10/24 Lilla Porubek/at West Virginia 4 9/1 Lilla Porubek/Syracuse 3 9/14 Kaitlynn Pelger/ vs #10 Minnesota 3 9/22 Kuulei Kabalis/UNO 3 9/27 Tristan McCarty/West Virginia 3 10/20 Kathleen Ludwig/Texas Tech 3 15 or More Points (19) Category Leaders: Pelger (12) Date Player/Opponent Points 8/25 Lilla Porubek/Oregon State /29 Kaitlynn Pelger/at Baylor /25 Kaitlynn Pelger/Oregon State /15 Kaitlynn Pelger/vs #20 Dayton /14 Kaitlynn Pelger/vs #10 Minnesota /20 Kaitlynn Pelger/Texas Tech /20 Alex Muff/Texas Tech /27 Kathleen Ludwig/Baylor /1 Lilla Porubek/at Creighton /14 Kathleen Ludwig/vs #10 Minnesota /17 Kathleen Ludwig/at #21 Kansas /5 Kaitlynn Pelger/Missouri State /17 Kaitlynn Pelger/at #21 Kansas /3 Kaitlynn Pelger/#22 Iowa State /25 Kaitlynn Pelger/Oakland /19 Kaitlynn Pelger/at rv OU /6 Kaitlynn Pelger/#9 Texas /13 Lilla Porubek/at TCU /27 Kaitlynn Pelger/Baylor 15.0 Double-Doubles (15) Category Leaders: Donahue (8) Date Player/Opponent Double-Doubles 8/24 Caitlyn Donahue/UC Irvine 30a-12d 8/25 Caitlyn Donahue/Oregon State 59a-15d Kaitlynn Pelger/Oregon State 22k-17d 9/5 Kaitlynn Pelger/Missouri State 11k-10blk 9/8 Kaitlynn Pelger/Utah State 11k-12d 9/13 Kaitlynn Pelger/at Tulsa 11k-12d 9/14 Caitlyn Donahue/vs #10 Minnesota 49a-10d 9/27 Caitlyn Donahue/West Virginia 38a-11d 9/29 Caitlyn Donahue/at Baylor 57a-10d Kaitlynn Pelger/at Baylor 23k-12d 10/3 Caitlyn Donahue/#22 Iowa State 38a-10d 10/13 Caitlyn Donahue/at TCU 34a-12d 10/20 Kaitlynn Pelger/Texas Tech 18k-18d 10/27 Caitlyn Donahue/Baylor 51a-11d Kaitlynn Pelger/Baylor 12k-15d TEAM STATS 60+ Kills in a (4) Date Opponent Kills 8/25 Oregon State 76 10/20 Texas Tech 65 9/29 at Baylor 62 10/17 at #21 Kansas Hitting Percentage in a (13) Date Opponent Hitting % (k-e-ta) 9/22 UNO.433 ( ) 10/3 #22 Iowa State.417 ( ) 9/1 Syracuse.374 ( ) 9/27 West Virginia.368 ( ) 9/15 vs #20 Dayton.352 ( ) 10/13 at TCU.337 ( ) 9/5 Missouri State.319 ( ) 10/20 Texas Tech.318 ( ) 8/25 Oakland.312 ( ) Overall At Home On the Road On a Neutral Court Longest winning streak Longest losing streak Big 12 Conference Record At Home On the Road Non-Conference Record Postseason Record Against Ranked Opponents Teams Ranked Teams Ranked Teams Ranked Against Teams Receiving Votes Against Unranked Opponents By Sets Three-Set es Four-Set es Five-Set es Leading Leading Trailing Trailing Leading Trailing Tied Tied By Kills... Leading in kills Trailing in kills Tied in kills By Digs... Leading in digs Trailing in digs Tied in digs By Attack Percentage... Leading in attack percentage Trailing in attack percentage Tied in attack percentage Hitting.300 or better Hitting.200 or better Hitting below Holding opponent below Holding opponent below By Blocks... Leading in blocks Trailing in blocks Tied in blocks By Month... August September October November December By Day... Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday By Time... Morning Afternoon Night By Jersey Color...* White (long sleeves) White (total) Purple (long sleeves) Purple (total) Black Grey On Television* On Radio* On K-StateHD.TV * only tracked since 2005

8 8 TEXAS GAME NOTES MISCELLANEOUS STATS, CONT. CHASING RECORDS 8/31 Denver.293 ( ) 8/24 UC Irvine.276 ( ) 9/8 Utah State.262 ( ) 9/29 at Baylor.255 ( ) 10+ Total Blocks in a (7) Date Opponent Total Blocks (s-a) 9/5 Missouri State 16.0 (2-28) 9/13 at Tulsa 13.5 (0-27) 9/6 Saint Mary s 13.0 (2-22) 10/20 Texas Tech 12.5 (1-23) 10/24 at West Virginia 11.0 (1-20) 8/24 UC Irvine 10.0 (1-18) 9/8 Utah State 10.0 (0-20) 5+ Service Aces in a (12) Date Opponent Service Aces 10/13 at TCU 11 8/25 Oakland 10 10/24 at West Virginia 10 9/27 West Virginia 7 10/20 Texas Tech 7 10/27 Baylor 7 9/1 at Creighton 6 9/22 UNO 6 9/29 at Baylor 6 9/1 Syracuse 5 9/14 vs #10 Minnesota 5 10/3 #22 Iowa State 5 K-State All-Time vs. AVCA Top 25 Teams by Ranking RK W-L Pct. Streak Result/Last Time L9 L, 0-3 Nebraska, 10/3/ W1 W, 3-2 Nebraska, 12/2/ L10 L, 0-3 Nebraska, 10/16/ L5 L, 2-3 Texas, 11/15/ L16 L, 0-3 Nebraska, 11/10/ L7 L, 0-3 Santa Clara, 8/26/ L1 L, 2-3 Texas, 10/6/ L8 L, 1-3 Texas, 11/12/ L7 L, 0-3 Texas, 10/6/ W1 W, 3-2 vs Minnesota, 9/14/ L4 L, 0-3 Texas, 10/9/ L5 L, 0-3 Iowa State, 10/27/ L3 L, 0-3 Iowa State, 11/16/ W1 W, 3-2 Cal Poly, 8/24/ L1 L, 0-3 Oklahoma, 11/11/ L6 L, 0-3 Iowa State, 10/5/ L6 L, 2-3 Florida State, 9/10/ L3 L, 0-3 Pepperdine, 12/9/ W1 W, 3-0 Missouri, 10/23/ W2 W, 3-0 vs Dayton, 9/15/ L1 L, 1-3 at Kansas, 10/17/ W1 W, 3-0 Iowa State, 10/3/ W1 W, 3-2 Texas A&M, 11/4/ L2 L, 1-3 Baylor, 9/19/ W1 W, 3-2 Oklahoma, 11/9/2011 Total LAST TIME VS. TOP 25 RANKED OPPONENTS defeated a ranked opponent - home Oct. 3, 2012, #22 Iowa State (3-0) defeated a ranked opponent - away Dec. 2, 2011, at #2 Nebraska (3-2) defeated a ranked opponent - neutral site Sept. 15, 2012, #20 Dayton (3-0).350+ Hitting Percentage in a Set (21) Date Game/Opponent Hitting % (k-e-ta) 9/14 5/vs #10 Minnesota.818 (9-0-11) 10/3 1/#22 Iowa State.632 ( ) 9/27 1/West Virginia.565 ( ) 9/29 4/at Baylor.514 ( ) 10/20 1/Texas Tech.481 ( ) 9/22 1/UNO.480 ( ) 9/22 2/UNO.469 ( ) 9/1 3/Syracuse.441 ( ) 10/3 3/#22 Iowa State.438 ( ) 9/5 3/Missouri State.429 ( ) 9/14 4/vs #10 Minnesota.417 ( ) 9/15 1/vs #20 Dayton.415 ( ) 8/24 1/UC Irvine.400 ( ) 8/25 5/Oregon State.393 ( ) 9/5 1/Missouri State.370 ( ) 9/22 2/UNO.364 ( ) 9/8 1/Utah State.361 ( ) 10/27 2/Baylor.359 ( ) 8/31 3/Denver.355 ( ) 9/1 1/Syracuse.355 ( ) 8/25 1/Oakland.351 ( ) 20+ Kills in a Set (2) Date Game/Opponent Hitting % (k-e-ta) 10/17 1/at #21 Kansas.327 ( ) 9/29 4/at Baylor.514 ( ) AVCA TOP 25 HISTORY AVCA Top 25 Ranked K-State vs. Opponents by Ranking RK W-L Pct. Streak Result/Last Time L2 L, 1-3 Penn State, 12/12/ W2 W, 3-0 Arkansas, 12/6/ W2 W, 3-1 Colorado, 11/1/ W4 W, 3-0 Baylor, 10/25/ W1 W, 3-0 Oklahoma, 9/27/ W2 W, 3-0 Texas Tech, 9/20/ W1 W, 3-0, Neb.-Omaha, 9/22/ L1 L, 0-3 Texas, 11/24/ W1 W, 3-0 Texas Tech, 11/29/ W1 W, 3-2 Texas Tech, 10/20/ W2 W, 3-1 at Baylor, 9/29/ W2 W, 3-1 Baylor, 10/27/ L1 L, 0-3 Texas, 10/4/ W1 W, 3-0 Colorado, 9/20/ W11 W, 3-0 vs #20 Dayton, 9/15/ W5 W, 3-1 South Florida, 9/6/ W3 W, 3-0 vs Syracuse, 9/1/ W6 W, 3-0, Utah State, 9/8/ W4 W, 3-2 BYU, 9/5/ L2 L, 1-3 Baylor, 9/13/ L1 L, 1-3 UCLA, 9/2/2007 Total LAST TIME AS TOP 25 RANKED TEAM defeated opponent - home Oct. 27, 2012, Baylor (3-1) defeated opponent - away Oct , West Virginia (3-0) defeated opponent - neutral site Sept. 15, 2012, #20 Dayton (3-0) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST KILLS -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Avg. Total 11. Kelle Branting Kate DeClerk T-13. Kaitlynn Pelger 2010-present Sandy Werner MOST ASSISTS -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Avg. Total 4. Stacey Spiegelberg Caitlyn Donahue 2009-present MOST BLOCKS ASSISTS -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Avg. Total 5. Lisa Martin Megan Farr Alex Muff 2009-present Lauren Goehring MOST DIGS -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Avg. Total 8 Liz Wegner Caitlyn Donahue 2009-present MOST POINTS -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Avg. Total 12. Rita Liliom Kaitlynn Pelger present MOST SETS PLAYED -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP 8. Liz Wegner Devon Ryning Jenny Jantsch Kelsey Chipman Caitlyn Donahue 2009-present Kathleen Ludwig 2009-present 404 MOST DOUBLE-DOUBLES -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Total 7. Mary Kinsey Dinsey Bronnenberg Renee Whitney T-10. Caitlyn Donahue 2009-present Donna Lee MOST 20-KILL MATCHES -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Total 1. Liz Wegner Dawn Cady Shawnee Call Kim Zschau Kaitlynn Pelger 2010-present MOST 10-BLOCK MATCHES -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Total T-1. Helen Bundy Val Wieck Kelsey Chipman T-4 Kaitlynn Pelger 2010-present Kristi Jacquart Valerie Kastens lost to a ranked opponent - home Oct. 6, 2012, #9 Texas (0-3) lost to a ranked opponent - away Oct. 17, 2012, #21 Kansas (1-3) lost to a ranked opponent - neutral site Dec. 9, 2011, #18 Pepperdine (0-3) defeated a Top 10 opponent - home Nov. 15, 2003, #10 Nebraska (3-1) defeated a Top 10 opponent - away Dec. 2, 2011, #2 Nebraska (3-2) defeated a Top 10 opponent - neutral site Sept. 14, 2012, #10 Minnesota (3-2) lost to a Top 10 opponent - home Oct. 6, 2012, #9 Texas (0-3) lost to a Top 10 opponent - away Nov. 12, 2011, #8 Texas (1-3) lost to a Top 10 opponent - neutral site Sept. 2, 2007, #5 UCLA (1-3) lost to opponent - home Oct. 6, 2012, #9 Texas (0-3) lost to opponent - away Oct. 17, 2012, #21 Kansas (1-3) lost to opponent - neutral site Aug. 29, 2009, vs. #16 Michigan (1-3) as a Top 10 team defeated opponent - home Dec. 6, 2003, Arkansas (3-0) as a Top 10 team defeated opponent - away Nov. 19, 2003, at Oklahoma (3-0) as a Top 10 team defeated opponent - neutral site never as a Top 10 team lost opponent - home never as a Top 10 team lost to opponent - away Nov. 29, 2003, at #24 Texas (1-3) as a Top 10 team lost to opponent - neutral site Dec. 12, 2003, Penn State (1-3) MOST 20-DIG MATCHES -- CAREER Rk Player Years SP Total 4. Dawn Cady Kim Zschau Lisa Mimick Shawnee Call T-8. Rhonda Hughes Donna Lee T-10. Kuulei Kabalis 2011-present 204 5

9 TEXAS GAME NOTES RESULTS AND INDIVIDUAL MATCH HIGHS OVERALL: 20-3 BIG 12: 7-3 HOME: 11-1 AWAY: 5-2 NEUTRAL: 4-0 SETS: THREE SETS: 15-2 FOUR SETS: 2-1 FIVE SETS: 3-0 KSU Opp. Individual Highs Date Rank Rank Opponent Result Score by Game Time Att. Kills Assists Digs Blocks Varney s Invitational Aug UC Irvine W, , 25-18, : Porubek (10) Donahue (30) Kabalis (13) Muff (6) Aug Oakland W, , 18, 25-13, : Pelger (11) Donahue (34) Madonia (15) Muff (4) 22 Oregon State W, , 23-25, 23-25, 25-23, : Pelger (22) Donahue (59) Pelger (17) Muff (7) Bluejay Invitational Aug Denver W, , 25-15, : Muff (11) Donahue (37) Kabalis (14) Muff/Pelger (4) Sept 1 21 rv at Creighton W, , 25-19, : Porubek (16) Donahue (40) Pelger (14) Muff (6) 21 Syracuse W, , 25-14, : Porubek (10) Donahue (41) Pelger (10) Pelger (3) Sept 5 22 Missouri State W, , 25-22, : Pelger (11) Donahue (36) McCarty (9) Pelger (10) Sept 6 22 Saint Mary s W, , 25-18, : Porubek (11) Donahue (30) McCarty (10) Muff (9) Sept 8 22 Utah State W, , 25-23, : Pelger (11) Donahue (35) Pelger (12) Pelger (6) Golden Hurricane Classic Sept at Tulsa W, , 25-22, : Pelger (11) Donahue (34) Pelger (12) Muff (6) Sept Minnesota W, , 25-22, 16-25, 25-19, :00 Ludwig/Pelger (16) Donahue (49) Donahue (10) Pelger (5) Sept Dayton W, , 25-20, :20 Pelger (19) Donahue (41) Kabalis (13) Donahue (4) Sept rv at Oklahoma L, , 19-25, : Pelger (13) Donahue (36) Donahue/Pelger (8) Pelger (4) Sept Nebraska-Omaha W, , 25-15, : Porubek (11) Donahue (35) Kabalis (14) Ludwig/Pelger (3) Sept West Virginia W, , 25-19, : Pelger (13) Donahue (38) Donahue (11) Muff/Porubek (3) Sept at Baylor W, , 25-22, 25-23, : Pelger (23) Donahue (57) Kabalis (17) Muff/Porubek (3) Oct Iowa State W, , 27-25, : Pelger (16) Donahue (38) Donahue (10) Muff (7) Oct Texas L, , 28-30, : Pelger (15) Donahue (30) Kabalis (15) Muff (4) Oct at TCU W, , 25-18, : Pelger (12) Donahue (34) Donahue (12) Muff (6) Oct at Kansas L, , 15-25, 26-28, : Ludwig (17) Donahue (53) Kabalis (17) Pelger (4) Oct Texas Tech W, , 25-14, 20-25, 23-25, : Pelger (18) Donahue (58) Pelger (18) Muff (7) Oct at West Virginia W, , 25-16, : Traxson (8) Donahue (27) Pelger (10) Muff (6) Oct Baylor W, , 25-20, 23-25, : Ludwig (15) Donahue (51) Kabalis (16) Ludwig/Muff/Pelger (5) Nov at Texas Nov 7 Kansas Nov 10 TCU Nov 14 at Iowa State Nov 17 at Texas Tech Nov 24 Oklahoma KANSAS STATE AND OPPONENT 3-SET MATCH HIGHS Kansas State K-State Individuals Opponent Opponent Individuals Kills 46, Four Times 19, Kaitlynn Pelger, vs #20 Dayton (9/15) Kills 49, #9 Texas (10/6) 19, Haley Eckerman, #9 Texas (10/6) Attacks 130, at Creighton (9/1) 41, Lilla Porubek, at Creighton (9/1) Attacks 122, Tulsa (9/13) 43, Rachel Krabacher, #20 Dayton (9/15) Hitting %.433, UNO (9/22).654, Kaitlynn Pelger, vs #20 Dayton (9/15) Hitting %.339, #9 Texas (10/6).692, Mattie Burleson, at TCU (10/13) Assists 47, vs Syracuse (9/1) 41, Caitlyn Donahue, twice Assists 46, #9 Texas (10/6) 41, Hannah Allison, #9 Texas (10/6) Aces 11, at TCU (10/13) 4, Five Players Aces 7, Utah State (9/8) 5, Julia Doyle, at rv Oklahoma (9/19) Digs 54, at Creighton (9/1) 15, Two Players Digs 60, Tulsa (9/13) 19, Tyler Henderson, Tulsa (9/13) Block Solos 4, at Creighton (9/1) 2, Three Players Block Solos 3, at Creighton (9/1) 2, Two Players Block Assists 28, Missouri State (9/5) 9, Kaitlynn Pelger, Missouri State (9/5) Blocks Assists 22, at rv Oklahoma (9/19) 10, Sallie McLaurin, at rv Oklahoma (9/19) KANSAS STATE AND OPPONENT 4-SET MATCH HIGHS Kansas State K-State Individuals Opponent Opponent Individuals Kills 62, Twice 23, Kaitlynn Pelger, at Baylor (9/29) Kills 58, at #21 Kansas (10/17) 19, Sara McClinton, at #21 Kansas (10/17) Attacks 171, at #21 Kansas (10/17) 53, Kaitlynn Pelger, at Baylor (9/29) Attacks 151, Baylor (10/27) 42, Cartherine Carmichael, at #21 Kansas (10/17) Hitting %.255, at Baylor (9/29).476, Courtney Traxson, at Baylor (9/29) Hitting %.271, at #21 Kansas (10/17).545, Sara McClinton, at #21 Kansas (10/17) Assists 61, at Baylor (9/29) 57, Caitlyn Donahue, at Baylor (9/29) Assists 56, at #21 Kansas (10/17) 49, Erin McNorton, at #21 Kansas (10/17) Aces 7, Baylor (10/27) 4, Kathleen Ludwig, at Baylor (9/29) Aces 4, at Baylor (9/29) 3, Mackenzie Mayo, at Baylor (9/29) Digs 72, at Baylor (9/29) 17, Kuulei Kabalis, Twice Digs 66, at Baylor (9/29) 23, Mackenzie Mayo, Baylor (10/27) Block Solos 1, Twice 1, Two Players Block Solos 3, at #21 Kansas (10/17) 1, Four Players Block Assists 17, Baylor (10/27) 4, Muff/Pelger, Baylor (10/27) Block Assists30, at #21 Kansas (10/17) 11, Caroline Jarmoc, at #21 Kansas (10/17) KANSAS STATE AND OPPONENT 5-SET MATCH HIGHS Kansas State K-State Individuals Opponent Opponent Individuals Kills 76, Oregon State (8/25) 22, Kaitlynn Pelger, Oregon State (8/25) Kills 60, Oregon State (8/25) 19, Meghan Stacy, Texas Tech (10/20) Attacks 205, Oregon State (8/25) 51, Lilla Porubek, Oregon State (8/25) Attacks 171, Oregon State (8/25) 47, Two Players Hitting %.318, Texas Tech (10/20).593, Alex Muff, Texas Tech (10/20) Hitting %.239,#10 Minnesota (9/14).348, Arica Nassar, Oregon State (8/25) Assists 71, Oregon State (8/25) 59, Caitlyn Donahue, Oregon State (8/25) Assists 57, Oregon State (8/25) 30, Two Players Aces 7, Texas Tech (10/20) 3, Two Players Aces 9, #10 Minnesota (9/14) 4, Daly Santana, #10 Minnesota (9/14) Digs 83, Oregon State (8/25) 18, Kaitlynn Pelger, Texas Tech (10/20) Digs 83, Oregon State (8/25) 24, Becky Defoe, Oregon State (8/25) Block Solos 3, Oregon State (8/25) 1, Four Players Block Solos 4, Oregon State (8/25) 2, Arica Nassar, Oregon State (8/25) Block Assists 23, Texas Tech (10/20) 7, Alex Muff, Texas Tech (10/20) Block Assists 16, Oregon State, Texas Tech 5, Lydia McKay, Texas Tech (10/20)

10 10 TEXAS GAME NOTES 1 UC IRVINE 0 22 K-STATE 3 VARNEY S INVITATIONAL AUG. 24 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-10, 25-28, UC Irvine GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Squires, Aly Alvarez, Marissa Smith, Taylor Fleming, Shannon Bubica, Marisa Manz, Arielle Winkler, Kristin Yoder, Molly Totals Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea Cook, Courtney Muff, Alex Jones, Natali Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Kaufman, Dakota Totals K-STATE 3 DENVER 0 BLUEJAY INVITATIONAL AUG. 31 OMAHA, NEB. D.J. SOKOL ARENA K-STATE WINS 25-16, 25-15, Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea Cook, Courtney Muff, Alex Jones, Natali Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney Totals Denver GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Carroll,Frances King,Colleen Swope,Michele Muhle,Brea Ronda,Cassie Kingsley,Faimie Acker,Kate Johnson,Lyndi Turgeon,Alex Berger,Samantha Safari,Hannah Totals MISSOURI STATE 0 22 K-STATE 3 SEPT. 5 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-19, 25-22, Missouri State GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Thomas,Carly Brand,Olivia Beaty,Andrea Doolittle,Amber McCartney,C Jaeger,Kaitlin Hogan,Maddy Munroe,Elise Strang,Shelby Mason,Ashley McCarter,Kinsey Vlasin,Kayln Totals Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney Totals OAKLAND 0 22 K-STATE 3 VARNEY S INVITATIONAL AUG. 25 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-18, 25-13, Oakland GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Alissa Valentine Allia Knight Amanda Baker Meghan Bray Brittany Holbrook Taylor Humm Ciara Schultz Amber Miehlke Jillian Kulka Alexis Rutter Mary Grassano Cassie Pelloni Alli Kirk TEAM 3 Totals Donahue, Caitlyn Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Cook, Courtney Muff, Alex Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Kaufman, Dakota Totals K-STATE 3 RV CREIGHTON 0 BLUEJAY INVITATIONAL SEPT. 1 OMAHA, NEB. D.J. SOKOL ARENA K-STATE WINS 25-22, 25-18, Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Kabalis, Kuulei Kaufman, Dakota Totals Creighton GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Jansen,Ashley Jereb,Melanie Thorson,Heather Browning,Kelli Bober,Megan Sicner,Michelle Neisler,Katie Smith,Savannah Elman,Kate McNary,Leah Boggs,Brooke Hackbarth,Natalie Stivers,Lizzy TEAM 2 Totals SAINT MARY S 0 22 K-STATE 3 SEPT. 6 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-20, 25-18, Saint Mary s GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS CORP, Lauren JOLLY, Gabby SHAW, Jordan GRAVEN, Kristina REININGER, Katie DODD, Dalas GILLCRIST, Rachel REAMS, Sarah TINSLEY, Samantha POPOVIC, Mileva Totals Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Muff, Alex Kabalis, Kuulei TEAM 1 Totals OREGON STATE 2 22 K-STATE 3 VARNEY S INVITATIONAL AUG. 25 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 26-24, 23-25, 23-25, 25-23, 15-8 Oregon State GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Saxton, Camille Massey, Martie Rogers, Allie Woods, Tayla Eneliko, Ashley Nassar, Arica O'Neil, Alyssa Bozzo, Kathleen Clarke, Haley Defoe, Becky Reeder, Darby McBride, Megan Sopizhuk, Alina Schaudt, Laura Totals Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Kabalis, Kuulei TEAM 2 Totals SYRACUSE 0 21 K-STATE 3 BLUEJAY INVITATIONAL SEPT. 1 OMAHA, NEB. D.J. SOKOL ARENA K-STATE WINS 25-17, 25-14, Syracuse GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Betteridge, Emily McCabe, Lindsay Hinz, Samantha Clarey, Samantha Uattara, Silvi Guzman,Zoe Wlaszczuk, Gosia Fisher, Andrea Salkute, Monika Kullman, Amanda Violas, Melina Team 4 Totals Donahue, Caitlyn Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Cook, Courtney Muff, Alex Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney Totals UTAH STATE 0 22 K-STATE 3 SEPT. 8 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-22, 25-23, Utah State GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Neves, Paige Sorensen, Shay VanHoff, Kaitlyn Orr, Rachel Richins, Candace Brainard, Elle Staheli, McKell Rogers, Ashlan Hargrove, Kassi Totals Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney TEAM 2 Totals

11 TEXAS GAME NOTES K-STATE 3 TULSA 0 GOLDEN HURRICANE CLASSIC SEPT. 13 TULSA, OKLA. REYNOLDS CENTER K-STATE WINS 25-19, 25-22, Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Kaufman, Dakota TEAM 1 Totals Tulsa GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS HOOPER, Ashley CULBERTSON, Kellie CLAMPITT, Jordan HENDERSON, Tyler BOATWRIGHT, Carly SILVA, Diana ADAMS, Jessica CLAMPITT, Bailey GOBBO, Miriele PITCHER, Shelbi TEAM 2 Totals K-STATE 0 RV OKLAHOMA 3 SEPT. 19 NORMAN, OKLA. MCCASLAND FIELD HOUSE OU WINS 27-25, 25-19, Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea Muff, Alex Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney TEAM 2 Totals Oklahoma GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Doyle, Julia Holst, Kierra Reynolds, Morgan Dunn, Tara McLaurin, Sallie Rodriguez, Keila Fernanda, Maria Gowen, Mindy Williams, Eden Whitley, Grace Weir, Caroline Totals K-STATE 3 BAYLOR 1 SEPT. 29 WACO, TEXAS FERRELL CENTER K-STATE WINS 18-25, 25-22, 25-23, Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea Muff, Alex Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney TEAM 1 Totals Baylor GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Mayo, Mackenzie Adom, Zoe Campbell, Torri Harris, Kate Munch-Soegaard, T Nora, Adri Dibbern, Alyssa Bardaji, Nicole Evans, Kayci Ogden, Hope Jones, Laura Richburg, Adrien Totals K-STATE 3 10 MINNESOTA 2 GOLDEN HURRICANE CLASSIC SEPT. 14 TULSA, OKLA. REYNOLDS CENTER K-STATE WINS 13-25, 25-22, 16-25, 25-19, 15-7 Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Muff, Alex Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney TEAM 6 Totals Minnesota GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Santana, Daly Knudsen, Dana Dixon, Tori Harms, Katherine Wittman, Ashley Palmer, Alexandra Hauer, Karlie White, Kalysta Tabberson, Mia Lawmaster, Lindsey TEAM 4 Totals NEBRASKA-OMAHA 0 11 K-STATE 3 SEPT. 22 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-14, 25-15, Nebraska-OmahaGP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Bailey Baxter Megan Schmale Valerie Hecht Jessy Schroedter Kelley Wollak Natalie Ebke Amy Roberts Kimberly Bailey Rachelle Kruml Totals Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Cook, Courtney Boehler, Ali Jones, Natali Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney Totals IOWA STATE 0 14 K-STATE 3 OCT. 3 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-15, 27-25, Iowa State GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Bigbee, Mackenzie Hockaday, Rachel Nolan, Caitlin Landwehr, Alison Straube, Jamie Matlock, Tenisha Hudson, Jenelle Hahn, Kristen Hurtt, Victoria Knuth, Taylor Knuth, Tory Totals Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina McCarty, Tristan Kabalis, Kuulei Totals K-STATE 3 20 DAYTON 0 GOLDEN HURRICANE CLASSIC SEPT. 15 TULSA, OKLA. REYNOLDS CENTER K-STATE WINS 23, 25-20, Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea Muff, Alex Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei TEAM 2 Totals Dayton GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Rachel Krabacher Paige Vargas Alaina Turner Megan Campbell Isolde Hannan Samantha Selsky Allyson Morey Janna Krafka Shayne Brown Totals WEST VIRGINIA 0 15 K-STATE 3 SEPT. 27 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-8, 25-19, West Virginia GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Sample, Brittany Attea, Nikki Sackett, Hannah Wells, Caleah Klein, Elzbieta McCoy, Evyn Panagiotakopoulos, A Rasmussen, Karly Kemp, Monique Allen, Arielle Gulick, Liz Totals Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Traxson, Courtney TEAM 1 Totals TEXAS 3 14 K-STATE 0 OCT. 6 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE TEXAS WINS 25-17, 30-28, Texas GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Bell, Khat McCage, Molly Eckerman, Haley Allison, Hannah McNeal, Sha'Dare Webster, Bailey Brooks, Kat Dalton, Nicole Palmer, Sarah Totals Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Muff, Alex Kabalis, Kuulei Kaufman, Dakota Totals

12 12 TEXAS GAME NOTES K-STATE 3 TCU 0 OCT. 13 FORT WORTH, TEXAS UNIVERSITY RECREATIONAL CENTER K-STATE WINS 25-20, 25-18, Donahue, Caitlyn Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Cook, Courtney Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei TEAM 1 Totals TCU GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Heist, Alexia Sunstrum, Sloane Munce, Megan Sunstrum, Sutton Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Kirby, Emily Holland, Stephanie Horio, Meghan Smurthwaite, F Pickens, Blaire TEAM 2 Totals K-STATE 1 21 KANSAS 3 OCT. 17 LAWRENCE, KAN. HOREJSI FAMILY ATHLETICS CENTER KANSAS WINS 26-28, 25-15, 28-26, Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Muff, Alex Kabalis, Kuulei Kaufman, Dakota Totals Kansas GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Tolefree,Tayler Dockery,Tiana Jarmoc,Caroline Mathieu,Jaime Mcnorton,Erin Carmichael,C Albers,Chelsea Riley,Brianne Mcclinton,Sara Boub,Morgan Totals K-STATE 3 WEST VIRGINIA 0 OCT. 24 MORGANTOWN, W.V. WVU COLISEUM K-STATE WINS 25-15, 25-16, Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Muff, Alex Kabalis, Kuulei Totals West Virginia GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Sample, Brittany Attea, Nikki Sackett, Hannah Wells, Caleah Allen, Arielle McCoy, Evyn Klein, Elzbieta Rasmussen, Karly Gulick, Liz Totals BAYLOR 1 16 K-STATE 3 OCT. 27 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-16, 25-20, 23-25, Baylor GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Mayo, Mackenzie Adom, Zoe Campbell, Torri Harris, Kate Munch-Soegaard, T Richburg, Adrien Rosenbaum, Amy Dibbern, Alyssa Evans, Kayci Ogden, Hope Cox, Tori Nora, Adri Fitzpatrick, Kristin TEAM 1 Totals Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Muff, Alex Kabalis, Kuulei Totals TEXAS TECH 2 14 K-STATE 3 OCT. 20 MANHATTAN, KAN. AHEARN FIELD HOUSE K-STATE WINS 25-13, 25-14, 20-25, 23-25, 15-9 Texas Tech GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS McKay, Lydia Cave, Miara Vaughan, Tory David, Breeann Hragyil, Nicole Mills, Mikia Ruetter, Emily Wright, Emily Ehrle, Emily Sorrells, Ellen Ford, Whitney Brummitt, Rachel Stacy, Meghan Grant, Brianna Totals Kansas State GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE PTS Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Ludwig, Kathleen Porubek, Lilla Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea Cook, Courtney Muff, Alex Johnson, Taylor Kabalis, Kuulei Kaufman, Dakota Totals

13 TEXAS GAME NOTES KANSAS STATE VOLLEYBALL KANSAS STATE OVERALL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ALL MATCHES OVERALL RECORD: 20-3 CONF: 7-3 HOME:11-1 AWAY: 5-2 NEUTRAL: 4-0 ATTACK SET SERVE ## Name GP MP-MS K K/Game E TA Pct A A/Game SA SA/Gm SE 17 Pelger, Kaitlynn Porubek, Lilla Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Traxson, Courtney Johnson, Taylor Kaufman, Dakota Keating, Chelsea Cook, Courtney Donahue, Caitlyn Jones, Natali Kabalis, Kuulei Boehler, Ali Madonia, Gina McCarty, Tristan KANSAS STATE Opponents DIG BLOCKING ## Name G RE DIG Dig/G BS BA Total B/Game BE BHE 17 Pelger, Kaitlynn Porubek, Lilla Ludwig, Kathleen Muff, Alex Traxson, Courtney Johnson, Taylor Kaufman, Dakota Keating, Chelsea Cook, Courtney Donahue, Caitlyn Jones, Natali Kabalis, Kuulei McCarty, Tristan Madonia, Gina Boehler, Ali TEAM 19 KANSAS STATE Opponents TEAM STATISTICS K-State OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors BALL HANDLING ERRORS KANSAS STATE VOLLEYBALL KANSAS STATE OVERALL TEAM STATISTICS ALL MATCHES ATTENDANCE Home Away Total Dates/Avg Per Date 12/1864 7/859 Neutral site #/Avg 4/477 Current win streak 3 - Home win streak 2 - MATCH WINS BY #SETS Total Kansas State Opponents SETS WON BY SET Total Kansas State Opponents POINTS BY SET Total Kansas State Opponents

14 14 TEXAS GAME NOTES 2012 KANSAS STATE VOLLEYBALL KANSAS STATE CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS CONF: 7-3 HOME: 4-1 AWAY: 3-2 ATTACK SET SERVE ## Name GP MP-MS K K/Game E TA Pct A A/Game SA SA/Gm SE 17 Pelger, Kaitlynn Porubek, Lilla Muff, Alex Ludwig, Kathleen Traxson, Courtney Johnson, Taylor Kaufman, Dakota Cook, Courtney Keating, Chelsea Donahue, Caitlyn McCarty, Tristan Kabalis, Kuulei Madonia, Gina KANSAS STATE Opponents DIG BLOCKING ## Name G RE DIG Dig/G BS BA Total B/Game BE BHE 17 Pelger, Kaitlynn Porubek, Lilla Muff, Alex Ludwig, Kathleen Traxson, Courtney Johnson, Taylor Kaufman, Dakota Cook, Courtney Keating, Chelsea Donahue, Caitlyn Madonia, Gina McCarty, Tristan Kabalis, Kuulei TEAM 5 KANSAS STATE Opponents TEAM STATISTICS KSU OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo 8 12 Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors BALL HANDLING ERRORS KANSAS STATE VOLLEYBALL KANSAS STATE TEAM STATISTICS CONFERENCE MATCHES ATTENDANCE Home Away Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/2255 5/960 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 3 - Home win streak 2 - MATCH WINS BY #SETS Total Kansas State Opponents SETS WON BY SET Total Kansas State Opponents POINTS BY SET Total Kansas State Opponents

15 TEXAS GAME NOTES 15 #1 CAITLYN DONAHUE SETTER SENIOR 5-8 3L OVERLAND PARK, KAN. (BLUE VALLEY WEST) Career 50+ Assist es Assist es Dig es Double-Doubles Highs Career Highs Assists: 59, Oregon State (8/25) 67, at RV Missouri (9/28/11) Digs: 15, Oregon State (8/25) 22, Missouri (10/14/09) Kills: 6, Nebraska-Omaha (9/22) 15, at BYU (9/5/09) Aces: 4, at TCU (10/13) Same, 3x s last at TCU (10/13/12) Caitlyn Donahue s Career Big 12 Stats YEAR GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G TOTAL Caitlyn Donahue s Career Stats YEAR GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G TOTAL Caitlyn Donahue s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Oct 27 BAYLOR Totals

16 16 TEXAS GAME NOTES #2 GINA MADONIA DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO SOPHOMORE 5-7 1L GLEN ELLYN, ILL. (ST. FRANCIS) Career 5+ Dig es Dig es or more Aces Highs Career Highs Digs: 15, Oakland (8/25) Same Assists: 2, 2x s last vs Syracuse (9/1) Same, 2x s last vs Syracuse (9/1/12) Aces: 1, 3x s last at TCU (10/13) Same, 5x s last at TCU (10/13/12) Gina Madonia s Career Big 12 Stats YEAR GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G TOTAL Gina Madonia s Career Stats YEAR GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G TOTAL Gina Madonia s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Totals

17 TEXAS GAME NOTES 17 #3 CHELSEA KEATING OUTSIDE HITTER REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 6-0 1L FRANKFORT, KAN. (FRANKFORT) Career 5+ Kill es Blocks Highs Career Highs Kills: 9, vs Syracuse (9/1) Same Digs: 3, 2x s last Texas Tech (10/20) Same Blocks: 4, 2x s last Texas Tech (10/20) Same Chelsea Keating s Career Big 12 Stats YEAR GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G 2010 Did not play Redshirt season TOTAL Chelsea Keating s Career Stats YEAR GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G 2010 Did not play Redshirt season TOTAL Chelsea Keating s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 13 at TCU Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Totals

18 18 TEXAS GAME NOTES #4 TRISTAN MCCARTY DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST JUNIOR 5-8 2L MANHATTAN, KAN. (MANHATTAN) Career 10+ Dig es Dig es or More Aces: Highs Career Highs Digs: 14, Oregon State (8/25) 17, Drake (9/12/11) Aces: 3, West Virginia (9/27) 4, at No. 13 Iowa State (11/16/11) Assists: 2, 4x s last at #21 Kansas (10/17) 4, vs. Utah Valley (9/16/11) Tristan McCarty s Career Big 12 Stats TOTAL Tristan McCarty s Career Stats TOTAL Tristan McCarty s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Oct 27 BAYLOR Totals

19 TEXAS GAME NOTES 19 #5 KATHLEEN LUDWIG OPPOSITE SENIOR 6-0 3L SHAWNEE, KAN. (BISHOP MIEGE) Career 10+ Kill es Dig es or More Aces: Highs Career Highs Kills: 17, at #21 Kansas (10/17) 18, vs #11 Minnesota (8/28/09) Digs: 9, Texas Tech (10/20) 17, at RV Oklahoma (10/31/09) Aces: 4, at Baylor (9/29) 5, vs #11 Minnesota (8/28/09) Blocks: 7, Saint Mary s (9/6) Same, 3x s last Saint Mary s (9/6/12) Kathleen Ludwig s Career Big 12 Stats TOTAL Kathleen Ludwig s Career Stats TOTAL Kathleen Ludwig s by- Stats Aug 24 UCI Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Oct 27 BAYLOR Totals

20 20 TEXAS GAME NOTES #7 COURTNEY COOK OUTSIDE HITTER JUNIOR 6-0 2L FREMONT, NEB. (FREMONT-BERGAN) Career 5+ Dig es Kill es Hitting % Highs Career Highs Digs: 1, Texas Tech (10/20) 2, Twice Kills: 3, Texas Tech (10/20) 8, South Dakota (9/1/10) Hit %:.500, Nebraska-Omaha (9/22)*.312, vs #22 San Diego (8/29/10) * only 2 attempts Courtney Cook s Career Big 12 Stats TOTAL Courtney Cook s Career Stats TOTAL Courtney Cook s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 22 UNO Oct 13 at TCU Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Totals #8 ALI BOEHLER DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST SENIOR 5-10 TR OLATHE, KAN. (MISSOURI SOUTHERN STATE) Career 5+ Dig es or more Aces Highs Career Highs Digs: 0 Aces: 0 Ali Bohler s Career Stats TOTAL Ali Bohler s by- Stats Sep 22 UNO Totals

21 TEXAS GAME NOTES 21 #9 ALEX MUFF MIDDLE BLOCKER SENIOR 6-1 3L CONCORDIA, KAN. (CONCORDIA) Career 10+ Kill es Block es Hitting % Highs Career Highs Kills: 17, Texas Tech (10/20) Same Hitting:.593, Texas Tech (10/20).667, Twice, last at Texas Tech (9/18/10) Blocks: 9, Saint Mary s (9/6) 13, at Kansas (11/24/10) Alex Muff s Career Big 12 Stats TOTAL Alex Muff s Career Stats TOTAL Alex Muff s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Oct 27 BAYLOR Totals

22 22 TEXAS GAME NOTES #11 LILLA PORUBEK OUTSIDE HITTER JUNIOR 6-1 2L BUDAPEST, HUNGARY Career 10+ Kill es: Dig es Block es: or more Aces: Highs Career Highs Kills: 21, Oregon State (8/25) 26, Kansas (11/23/11) Attempts: 51, Oregon State (8/25) 65, #25 Oklahoma (11/9/11) Hitting:.571, UC Irvine (8/24) Same Aces: 4, at West Virginia (10/24) Same Digs: 7, at #21 Kansas (10/17) 14, #25 Oklahoma (11/9/11) Lilla Porubek s Career Big 12 Stats TOTAL Lilla Porubek s Career Stats TOTAL Lilla Porubek s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Oct 27 BAYLOR Totals

23 TEXAS GAME NOTES 23 #12 NATALI JONES MIDDLE BLOCKER SOPHOMORE 6-1 RS PRATT, KAN. (PRATT COUNTY CC) Career 5+ Kill es Block es Hitting es Highs Career Highs Kills: 1, UC Irvine (8/24) Same Blocks: 1, 2x s last vs Denver (9/1) Same Hitting %: 1.000, UC Irvine (8/24)* Same * only 1 attempt Natali Jones Career Big 12 Stats 2011 Did not play Redshirt season TOTAL Natali Jones Career Stats 2011 Did not play Redshirt season TOTAL Natali Jones by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 31 vs Denver Sep 22 UNO Totals

24 24 TEXAS GAME NOTES #14 TAYLOR JOHNSON MIDDLE BLOCKER SOPHOMORE 6-0 1L GRAND ISLAND, NEB. (GRAND ISLAND NORTHWEST) Career 5+ Kill es Block es Hitting es Highs Career Highs Kills: 7, vs Syracuse (9/1) Same, 2x s last vs Syracuse (9/1/12) Blocks: 2, 2x s last UNO (9/22) 8, vs. Tennessee Tech (8/27/11) Hit %:.400, West Virginia (9/27).667, at RV Saint Mary s (9/17/11) Taylor Johnson s Career Big 12 Stats 2010 Did not play Redshirt season TOTAL Taylor Johnson s Career Stats 2010 Did not play Redshirt season TOTAL Taylor Johnson s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 13 at TCU Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Totals

25 TEXAS GAME NOTES 25 #15 KUULEI KABALIS DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO SENIOR 5-6 1L HILO, HAWAI I (WESTERN NEBRASKA) Career 10+ Dig es Dig es Dig es or More Aces Highs Career Highs Digs: 17, 2x s last at #21 Kansas (10/17) 30, at Baylor (10/29/11) Assists: 4, UNO (9/22) 5, Twice, last #25 Oklahoma (11/9/11) Aces: 4, Oakland (8/25) Same Kuulei Kabalis Career Big 12 Stats TOTAL Kuulei Kabalis Career Stats TOTAL Kuulei Kabalis by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Oct 27 BAYLOR Totals

26 26 TEXAS GAME NOTES #16 DAKOTA KAUFMAN OUTSIDE HITTER JUNIOR 6-1 2L HILLSBORO, KAN. (HILLSBORO) Career 10+ Kill es: Kill es: Block es Hitting: Highs Career Highs Kills: 7, Saint Mary s (9/6) 14, at Colorado (9/22/10) Attempts: 22, Saint Mary s (9/6) 44, at #16 Kentucky (9/11/10) Hitting:.556, Missouri State (9/5) Same, Twice, last UC Irvine (8/24) Blocks: 3, 2x s last #9 Texas (10/6) 6, Georgia Tech, (9/4/10) Digs: 3, Saint Mary s (9/6) 6, at #16 Kentucky (9/11/10) Dakota Kaufman s Career Big 12 Stats YEAR GP MP K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SA/G SE DIG D/G RE BS BA TB B/G BE BHE Points Pts/G TOTAL Dakota Kaufman s Career Stats TOTAL Dakota Kaufman s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Totals

27 TEXAS GAME NOTES 27 #17 KAITLYNN PELGER MIDDLE BLOCKER JUNIOR 6-2 2L OLAHTE, KAN. (OLATHE SOUTH) Career.300+ Hitting: Kill es Block es: Block es or More Aces Double-Doubles Highs Career Highs Kills: 23, at Baylor (9/29) 32, Drake (9/12/11) Attempts: 53, at Baylor (9/29) 65, Drake (9/12/11) Hitting:.654, vs #20 Dayton (9/15).800, vs. Tennessee Tech (8/27/11) Blocks: 10, Missouri State (9/5) 14, at Missouri State (9/8/11) Aces: 4, 2x s last at Creighton (9/1) Same, 3x s last, at Creighton (9/1) Digs: 18, Texas Tech (10/20) 19, Twice, last Kansas (11/23/11) Kaitlynn Pelger s Career Big 12 Stats TOTAL Kaitlynn Pelger s Career Stats TOTAL Kaitlynn Pelger s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 06 SAINT MARY S Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 15 vs #20 Dayton Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Oct 27 BAYLOR Totals

28 28 TEXAS GAME NOTES #18 COURTNEY TRAXSON OUTSIDE HITTER JUNIOR 6-1 2L CHENEY, KAN. (CHENEY) Career.300+ Hitting: Kill es Kill es: Dig es: Highs Career Highs Kills: 13, Oregon State (8/25) 14, at #2 Nebraska (12/2/11) Attempts: 39, Oregon State (8/25) 41, #25 Oklahoma (11/9/11) Hitting:.476, at Baylor (9/29).875, vs. Tennessee Tech (8/27/11) Blocks: 3, Baylor (10/27) 4, vs #16 UCLA (8/27/10) Digs: 5, at Baylor (9/29) 9, Texas Tech (11/19/11) Courtney Traxson s Career Big 12 Stats TOTAL Courtney Traxson s Career Stats TOTAL Courtney Traxson s by- Stats Aug 24 UC IRVINE Aug 25 OAKLAND Aug 25 OREGON STATE Aug 31 vs Denver Sept 1 at rv Creighton Sept 1 vs Syracuse Sep 05 MISSOURI STATE Sep 08 UTAH STATE Sep 13 at Tulsa Sep 14 vs #10 Minnesota Sep 19 at rv Oklahoma Sep 22 NEB-OMAHA Sep 27 WEST VIRGINIA Sep 29 at Baylor Oct 03 #22 IOWA STATE Oct 06 #9 TEXAS Oct 13 at TCU Oct 17 at #21 Kansas Oct 20 TEXAS TECH Oct 24 at West Virginia Oct 27 BAYLOR Totals

29 TEXAS GAME NOTES VARNEY S INVITATIONAL GAME NOTES K-State Wildcats Radio/TV Roster CAITLYN DONAHUE GINA MADONIA CHELSEA KEATING TRISTAN MCCARTY KATHLEEN LUDWIG S 5-10 SR.-3L OVERLAND PARK, KAN. (BLUE VALLEYWEST) DS/L 5-7 SO.-1L GLEN ELLYN, ILL. (ST. FRANCIS) OH 6-1 SO.-1L FRANKFORT, KAN. (FRANKFORT) DS/L 5-8 JR.-2L MANHATTAN, KAN. (MANHATTAN) OPP 6-0 SR.-3L SHAWNEE, KAN. (BISHOP MIEGE) KATIE BRAND S 6-0 FR.-HS GRAND ISLAND, NEB. (CENTRAL CATHOLIC) COURTNEY COOK OH 6-0 JR.-2L FREMONT, NEB. (FREMONT-BERGAN) ALI BOEHLER DS 5-10 SR.-TR OLATHE, KAN. (MSSOURI SOUTHERN STATE) ALEX MUFF MB 6-1 SR.-3L CONCORDIA, KAN. (CONCORDIA) LILLA PORUBEK OH 6-1 JR.-2L BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (II. RAKOCZI FERENC ALTALANOS) NATALI JONES MB 6-1 RSO.-RS PRATT, KAN. (PRATT CC) TAYLOR JOHNSON MB 6-0 RSO.-1L GRAND ISLAND, NEB. (GRAND ISLAND NW) KUULEI KABALIS DS/L 5-6 SR.-1L HILO, HAWAI I (WESTERN NEBRASKA) DAKOTA KAUFMAN OH 6-1 JR.-2L HILLSBORO, KAN. (HILLSBORO) KAITLYNN PELGER MB 6-2 JR.-2L OLATHE, KAN. (OLATHE SOUTH) 18 COURTNEY TRAXSON OH 6-1 JR.-2L CHENEY, KAN. (CHENEY) SUZIE FRITZ HEAD COACH 12TH YEAR (FLORIDA ATLANTIC 94) JEFF GROVE ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH 11TH YEAR (AZUSA PACIFIC 91) JEFF HULSMEYER ASSISATNT COACH 4TH YEAR (KENTUCKY 88) ASHLEY MONFORT VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH 2ND YEAR (WASHINGTON STATE 06)