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1 2012 PURDUE BOILERMAKER VOLLEYBALL Match Notes #4 -Active Ankle Challenge Volleyball SID: Wendy Mayer Office Phone: Cell: Fax: Web Site: purduesports.com Belin Court Press Row: Facebook: facebook.com/purduevb This Week s Matches Site: West Lafayette Sept a.m. vs. Jacksonville State 7:30 p.m. vs. UAB Sept p.m. vs. Bowling Green 2012 PURDUE BOILERMAKER VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result 8/24-25 Mortar Board Premier West Lafayette 8/24 #21 Northern Iowa W 3-0 8/25 George Washington W 3-0 Pittsburgh W 3-0 8/31-9/1 Tiger Classic Houston 8/31 vs. #12 Washington L 1-3 vs. Rice W 3-2 9/1 at LSU W 3-0 9/7-8 /Big East Challenge Cincinnati 9/7 vs. #24 Louisville L 0-3 9/8 at Cincinatti W 3-1 9/14-15 Active Ankle Challenge* (Mackey Arena) 9/14 Jacksonville State 10 a.m. UAB 7:30 p.m. 9/15 Bowling Green 7 p.m. 9/21 at Michigan State 6:30 p.m. 9/22 at Michigan 7 p.m. 9/28 Northwestern 7 p.m. 9/29 Illinois (BTN) 8 p.m. 10/5 Nebraska (BTN) 8 p.m. 10/6 Iowa 8 p.m. 10/12 at Penn State (BTN) 8 p.m. 10/13 at Ohio State 7 p.m. 10/16 at Indiana (BTN) 8 p.m. 10/20 at Minnesota 8 p.m. 10/26 Michigan (BTN) 8 p.m. 10/27 Michigan State 7 p.m. 10/31 at Illinois (BTN) 8 p.m. 11/3 at Northwestern 8 p.m. 11/9 at Iowa 8 p.m. 11/10 at Nebraska 8 p.m. 11/16 Ohio State 7 p.m. 11/17 Penn State* 7 p.m. 11/21 Indiana 6 p.m. 11/23 Wisconsin 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 14: 10 a.m. Purdue vs. Jacksonville State Noon UAB vs. Bowling Green 5 p.m. Jacksonville State vs. Bowling Green 7:30 p.m. Purdue vs. UAB Live Stats - purduesports.com ACTIVE ANKLE CHALLENGE Mackey Arena; West Lafayette, Ind. Saturday, Sept. 15: 4:30 p.m. Jacksonville State vs. UAB 7 p.m. Purdue vs. Bowling Green Radio - purduesports.com; WSHY 1410 AM Video - purduesports.com The Book on the Boilermakers At First Glance: The No. 14 Boilermakers (6-2) return home to host the Active Ankle Challenge after two weeks on the road in Houston and Cincinnati. Purdue returns 12 players, including five starters, from the 2011 team which advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16. Head coach Dave Shondell is in his 10th season with the team, which was picked third in the 2012 preseason poll. Last Time Out: The Boilermakers went 1-1 at the /Big East Challenge in Cincinnati last weekend, falling to No. 24 Louisville and rebounding with a four-set win over the host Bearcats. Purdue (29-5, 16-4 ) made its 14th NCAA Tournament appearance and knocked off seven ranked foes in The Boilermakers finished tied for second in the and went on to advance to the Sweet 16 before falling to No. 21 Florida State. Statistically Speaking: Outside hitter Ariel Turner paces the Boilermakers with 4.00 kills and 2.54 digs per set, while also serving up a team-leading 13 aces. Outside hitter Val Nichol (2.11), middle blocker Anna Drewry (2.10) and Catherine Rebarchak (2.00) follow, while freshman outside hitter Annie Drews (1.88) also contributes offensively. Drews is hitting a team-best.472 clip, while six others are hitting.250 or better. Defensively, libero Carly Cramer has posted 4.41 digs per set, while Turner (2.54) and defensive specialist Hilliary Fox (2.08), setter Rachel Davis (2.00) and defensive specialist Amanda Miller (1.95) follow. Cramer and Miller also have served up 10 aces. At the net, middle blockers Kaisley Fisher, Kiki Jones and Drewry pace the team with 1.33, 1.00 and 1.00 stuffs per set. As a team, Purdue is hitting.262 and has served up 42 aces. All-American outside hitter Ariel Turner, the reigning Player of the Year, paced the offense in 2011, averaging 4.84 kills per set, while also adding 2.84 digs and 20 aces. Outside hitter Val Nichol ranks second among returners in kills per set with Outside hitters Katie Griffin (1.84) and Catherine Rebarchak (1.77) follow. Middle blocker Kiki Jones led Purdue at the net with 1.22 blocks, while also adding 1.44 kills per set. Middle blocker Anna Drewry added 1.23 kills and 0.90 blocks per set. Turner is the team s top returning defensive player with 2.84 digs per set. Carly Cramer (2.70), setter Rachel Davis (2.51) and Hilliary Fox (1.45) also contributed defensively. Series Information Jacksonville State (Purdue leads the series 1-0): The Boilermakers won the lone previous meeting with the Gamecocks via sweep at the 2011 Active Ankle Challenge. UAB (Purdue leads the series 2-0): The Boilermakers won both previous meetings with the Blazers, taking a five-set decision on Sept. 9, 1994 at the Sooner Invitational in Norman, Okla., and a sweep on Sept. 5, 1998 at the Mortar Board Premier in West Lafayette. Bowling Green (BGSU leads the series 1-0): The Falcons won the lone previous meeting in a fiveset match on Sept. 2, 1987 in West Lafayette. Bold denotes home match. (BTN) signifies match aired on the Network * signifes match will be played in Mackey Arena All times ET. What a Difference a Win Makes... If the Boilermakers top Jacksonville State on Friday... They will move to 7-2 on the season and extend their current win streak to two matches. They will move to 9-0 in Active Ankle Challenge matches at Purdue since (The 2009 Challenge later became the /Big East Challenge). The current four-team format began in They will improve to all-time when playing in the month of September, including a 6-3 mark when playing on September 14. They will move to 3-0 when playing in Mackey Arena under Coach Shondell. (Also a Oct. 2, 2005 match with Northwestern and a Oct. 17, 2008 contest with No. 19 Wisconsin.) 2012 Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 1

2 The Dave Shondell File Shondell, who became the fourth coach in Purdue volleyball history in February 2003, is in his 10th year at the helm of the Boilermaker volleyball program. Shondell joined the Purdue staff after 22 years as a successful club and high school coach in central Indiana. In 13 years as head coach at Muncie Central High School, he led the Bearcats to four state titles and a record. That winning percentage (.891) is the second-best winning percentage in Indiana high school volleyball history. In his nine years at Purdue, Shondell has posted a overall record, including a mark in the Conference. Shondell Year-by-Year 1981 Assistant Men s Coach, Ball State Head Coach, Daleville HS Co-Director/Head Coach, Munciana Volleyball Club Head Coach, Muncie Central HS Assistant Coach, USA Junior National Team Head Coach, Purdue Shondell vs Opponents Opponent... Record.Home... Away...Neu Bowling Green Cincinnati George Washington Illinois Indiana Iowa Jacksonville State Louisville LSU Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Nebraska Northern Iowa Northwestern Ohio State Penn State Pittsburgh Rice UAB Washington Wisconsin Purdue Quick Facts Location: West Lafayette, Ind. (47907) Founded: 1869 Enrollment: 39,637 Nickname: Boilermakers Colors: Old Gold and Black Conference: Facility: Holloway Gymnasium (2,288) Web site: purduesports.com Interim President: Tim Sands Athletics Director: Morgan J. Burke Head Coach: Dave Shondell (10th year) Record at Purdue: (9) Overall Record: same Assistant Coaches: Kathy Jewell (10th year) John Shondell (10th year) Starters Returning/Lost: 5/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/ Record: 29-5 (16-4, T2nd) Comparing the Teams Stat. Purdue JSU UAB BGSU Hit. % Kills Assists Aces Blocks Digs Gameplanning for the Gamecocks At First Glance: The Jacksonville State Gamecocks (6-5) return seven letterwinners, including four starters, from the 2011 squad, which posted an record, including a 9-11 mark and sixth place finish in Ohio Valley Conference play. The Gamecocks are coached by Joseph Goodson, who is in his second year with the team. Last Time Out: The Gamecocks went 2-2 at the Central Arkansas Invitational last weekend. JSU topped Jackson State and Arkansas-Pine Bluff, but ended the weekend with losses to South Dakota and Central Arkansas. Statistically Speaking: Outside hitters Hivya Leite (2.63), Jen Meyer (2.54) and Kelsey Anderson (2.18) lead the JSU offense averaging more than two kills per set. Middle blocker Nichole Merget (1.95), outside hitter Taylor Long (1.63) and middle bocker Kaitlyn Zelhart (1.50) also contribute offensively. Meyer boasts a team-best.314 hitting percentage and adds 0.83 blocks per set, while Anderson has served up a team-leading 17 aces. Merget paces the team at the net with 1.05 blocks per set. Defensively, libero Kelly Cole leads the way with 3.74 digs per set. Anderson (2.23), setter Abbey Heredia (1.97) setter Alina Agamy (1.77) and outside hitter Emily Rutherford (1.59) also aid the Gamecock defense. Understanding UAB At First Glance: The UAB Blazers (1-6) hit the road for the fourth-straight weekend when they come to West Lafayette for the Active Ankle Challenge. The Blazers return 10 letterwinners, including six starters from the 2011 team which went 23-9 and finished second in the Conference USA. UAB is coached by Kerry Messersmith, who is in her seventh year with the team. Last Time Out: The Blazers went 2-2 last week. UAB posted a four-set home win over george State and then went 1-2 at the Carolina Clash in Columbia, S.C., topping Winthrop and falling to South Carolina and Clemson. Statistically Speaking: All-C-USA selection Sam Serley leads UAB with 2.66 kills and 1.32 blocks per set, while hitting at a team-best.376 clip. Outside hitters Kate Morrell (2.38) and Ally Slaughter (2.19) and outside/middle hitter Sam Skinner (2.10) also add more than two kills per set. Outside hitter Michele Simmons (1.97) and middle blocker Kiriana Hirini (1.78) follow. Hirini also adds 0.86 blocks per set and hits at a.321 clip. Slaughter and Morrell each chip in 10 aces to the team tally. Boilermaker History Purdue s Record When Shondell Era...Overall Match Lasts 3 Sets Match Lasts 4 Sets Match Lasts 5 Sets By Month August September October November December By Day of the Week Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Conference Matches Home Road Non-Conference Matches Home Road Neutral Miscellaneous Overtime sets Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes

3 Defensively, libero Rachel Fairbanks leads the Blazers with 4.83 digs per set, while Morrell adds 3.21 saves per stanza. Setters Alison Woods and Becca Howard add 1.95 and 1.68 digs per set, while defensive specialist Bethany Stanford (1.67) and Slaughter (1.63) also help out. Facts about the Falcons At First Glance: The Bowling Green Falcons (2-6) wrap up the non-conference season in West Lafayette, marking their fourth straight road weekend. BGSU returns nine letterwinners, including six starters, from the 2011 squad, which posted a record, including a 6-10 mark and third place finish in Mid-America Conference East Division play. The Falcons are coached by Danijela Tomic, who is in her first year with the team. Last Time Out: The Falcons went 1-2 at the BYU Nike Invitational in Provo, Utah, last weekend. BGSU topped Portland State and fell to No. 21 BYU and Utah. Statistically Speaking: Outside hitters Paige Penrod (3.83) and All-MAC honoree Danielle Tonyan (3.33) pace the Falcon offense with more than three kills per set. Outside hitter Lindsey Butterfield adds 2.41 kills per set. Penrod has served up a team-best 16 aces and adds 2.33 digs per set. Defensively, libero Ashley Dunn leads the way with 3.73 digs per set, followed by Penrod, setter Laura Avila (2.13) and defensive specialist Libby Dachenhaus (2.10). At the net, middle blockers Kaitlyn Skinner (0.97) and Leah Shaw (0.81) pace the team. Poll Position The Boilermakers fell three spots to No. 14 in this week s AVCA Coaches Poll. Last week, Purdue was ranked 11th, down from seventh on Aug. 27, which tied the highest ranking in program history, matching the No. 7 listing from Nov. 14, Purdue was ranked No. 9 in the 2012 Preseason AVCA Coaches Poll, marking their highest starting listing in program history. This week s ranking is Purdue s 118th all-time since the AVCA polls began in 1982, including preseason and postseason listings. Preseason 2011 Aug. 29, 2011 Sept. 5, 2011 Sept. 12, 2011 Sept. 19, 2011 Sept. 26, 2011 Oct. 3, 2011 Oct. 10, 2011 Oct. 17, 2011 Oct. 24, 2011 In the Rankings Purdue was listed among the Top 10 in six straight polls from Nov. 7, 2011 to Aug. 27, 2012 its longest stay there since 1983 (eights straight polls: Sept. 26 to Nov. 28). 13th 13th 13th 14th 13th 12th 11th 11th 12th 11th Oct. 31, 2011 Nov. 7, 2011 Nov. 14, 2011 Nov. 21, 2011 Final 2011 Preseason 2012 Aug. 27, 2012 Sept. 3, 2012 Sept. 10, th 10th 8th 8th 10th 9th 7th 11th 14th AVCA Top 25 Coaches Poll Sept. 10, 2012 Rank School Record Last Week 1 Nebraska UCLA USC Penn State Washington Texas Stanford Hawai i Oregon Minnesota Florida State Louisville Florida Purdue BYU San Diego Tennessee Pepperdine Kansas State Dayton Ohio State 8-1 NR 22 Michigan Illinois Kentucky Iowa State PURDUE VOLLEYBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Class Pos. Ht. Hometown (High School) 1 Rachel Davis RS Jr. S 6-0 Kalamazoo, Mich. (Plainwell) 2 Val Nichol So. S/OH 6-0 Normal, Ill. (University) 3 Hilliary Fox Jr. OH/DS 6-1 Montgomery, Ind. (Barr Reeve) 4 Sam Epenesa Fr. OH 6-0 Glen Carbon, Ill. (Edwardsville) 6 Kate Workman Fr. DS 5-6 Valparaiso, Ind. (Valparaiso HS) 7 Amanda Neill Fr. DS 5-8 Lafayette, Ind. (McCutcheon) 8 Ariel Turner Sr. OH 6-1 Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Mountain Vista) 9 Amanda Miller RS Sr. DS 5-7 Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (Mission Viejo) 10 Katie Griffin RS Jr. OH 6-2 Avon, Ind. (Avon) 11 Carly Cramer RS Jr. DS 5-6 Martinsville, Ind. (Martinsville) 12 Kierra Jones So. MB 6-1 Fishers, Ind. (Hamilton Southeastern) 13 Faye Adelaja Fr. MB 6-0 Baton Rouge, La., (Parkview Baptist) 15 Courtney Gosewisch Sr. DS 5-8 Downers Grove, Ill. (Downers Grove South) 16 Kaisley Fisher RS Fr. MB 6-3 Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield North) 17 Catherine Rebarchak RS Jr. OH 6-2 Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul s Episcopal) 18 Annie Drews Fr. OH 6-4 Elkhart, Ind. (Penn) 19 Bridget Powell Fr. DS 5-6 Oak Lawn, Ill. (Mother McCauley) 20 Anna Drewry Sr. MB 6-3 San Antonio, Texas (Tom C. Clark) Head Coach: Dave Shondell (Ball State 1981, 1985), 10th year Assistant Coaches: Kathy Jewell (Northern Michigan 1998), 10th year John Shondell (Ball State 1993), 10th year Volunteer Asst.: Jason Yhost (IPFW), 1st year Student Asst: Tiffany Fisher Supervisor of Volleyball Operations: Karen Richardson Faye Adelaja... add-uh-law-jaw Courtney Gosewisch... GOSS-witch Sam Epenesa...eh-pen-ESS-uh PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kaisley Fisher... KAYS-lee Val Nichol...Nickle Catherine Rebarchak... reh-bar-check 2012 Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 3 Shondell...SHON-dell Ariel Turner... air-ee-el Jason Yhost...Yoh-st (like ghost)

4 Hitting on All Cylinders The Boilermakers posted a team hitting percentage of.529 against George Washington on Aug. 25, marking the third-highest match effort in program history and the best in the rally scoring era. All seven hitters in the match posted an effort of.300 or better and Purdue did not make a hitting error in the first set, posting 11 kills in 16 swings for a.688 percentage. The.529 effort ranks behind a.560 mark against Notre Dame on Sept. 8, 1983, and a.534 efficiency against Michigan on Sept. 24, The 30-Dig Club Redshirt junior Carly Cramer pulled up a career-high tying 30 digs against Rice, Aug. 31, marking the 17th time in Purdue history a player has achieved the feat. It was the second time in Cramer s career she had reached 30 digs, matching her effort at Minnesota on Oct. 1, Cramer is the fifth player to achieve the feat twice, alongside Kelli Miller, Blair Bashen, Becky Kanitz and Anne Mastandrea. An Ace in the Hand Senior Ariel Turner served up seven aces against Cincinnati, Sept. 8, marking the first seven ace effort by a Boilermaker since Katie Gibbons did so at Michigan State on Nov. 8, It was the most by a Purdue player in the rally scoring era, topping Tiffany Fisher s five vs. Iowa on Nov. 5, 2010, and Brittany Dildine s six at Illinois on Nov. 18, Tournament Honors Redshirt senior defensive specialist Amanda Miller was named MVP of the Mortar Board Premier, while outside hitter Ariel Turner and setter/outside hitter Val Nichol garnered all-tournament team nods. Turner and libero Carly Cramer earned all-tournament team honors at the Tiger Classic in Houston. Cramer and middle blocker Anna Drewry received all-tournament team accolades at the /Big East Challenge. Preseason Predictions The ninth-ranked Boilermaker volleyball team picked up another vote of confidence as the league coaches picked Purdue third in the preseason poll and senior outside hitter Ariel Turner was named as a unanimous Preseason All- selection. The Boilermakers were picked third behind 2011 champion Nebraska and Penn State, which tied Purdue and Illinois for second place in the conference a year ago. Minnesota, Illinois and Ohio State rounded out the coaches preseason rankings. For her part, Turner, the reigning Player of the Year, was one of just two unanimous preseason selections along with Penn State junior outside hitter Deja McClendon. The first team All-American led the and the Boilermakers with 4.84 kills per set and 5.46 points per set in She ranked third nationally in points and sixth in kills. The Highlands Ranch, Colo., native, set a season record for hitting attempts with 1682, snapping Colleen DeMeyer s 1979 mark of Turner posted double-digit kills in 32 matches, including 20 or more nine times, and managed 17 double-doubles. Purdue s Record When... A look at the 2012 statistical trends By Kills Leading in Kills 5-0 Trailing in Kills 1-2 Tied in Kills 0-0 By Hitting Percentage Leading in hitting pct. 6-0 Trailing in hitting pct. 0-2 Tied in hitting pct. 0-0 Hitting above Hitting below Hitting below Holding opponent below Holding opponent below By Serving Leading in aces 5-0 Trailing in aces 1-2 Tied in aces 0-0 By Digs Leading in digs 5-1 Trailing in digs 1-1 Tied in digs 0-0 By Blocking Leading in blocks 5-0 Trailing in blocks 1-1 Tied in blocks 0-1 By Sets Win first set 5-0 Lose first set 1-2 Win first two sets 4-0 Lose first two sets 0-2 Split first two sets 2-0 By Number of Sets Three-set matches 4-2 Four-set matches 1-0 Five-set matches 1-0 A Tough Slate The Boilermakers face a challenging slate in 2012, including 15 matches against teams that played in the 2011 NCAA Tournament and 13 against teams ranked in the Preseason AVCA poll. Seven teams were listed in the preseason Top 25: No. 3 Penn State, No. 4 Nebraska, No. 7 Illinois, No. 9 Purdue, No. 16 Minnesota, No. 23 Michigan and No. 24 Ohio State. Michigan State received votes, but landed outside the rankings. Boilermaker foes Louisville, Cincinnati and LSU also were listed among the preseason vote getters. Mixing Youth and Experience Of the 18 players on the 2012 roster, eight are entering their fourth or fifth year with the team. Redshirt senior Amanda Miller is going into her fifth year, while seniors Anna Drewry, Courtney Gosewisch and Ariel Turner and redshirt juniors Carly Cramer, Rachel Davis, Katie Griffin and Catherine Rebarchak are entering the fourth season as Boilermakers. On the other end of the spectrum, Purdue has added six newcomers to the mix in Freshmen Faye Adelaja, Annie Drews, Sam Epenesa, Amanda Neill, Bridget Powell and Kate Workman make up the group, which was ranked as the 13th-best recruiting class in the nation by PrepVolleyball.com. Recognized Rookies In addition to being collectively ranked as the 13th-best class in the nation, the Boilermaker rookies drew individual acclaim in Annie Drews, Sam Epensesa and Kate Workman all were AVCA/Under Armour High School All-Americans for Drews was a first team selection, Epenesa garnered second team acclaim and Workman was an honorable mention recipient. Bridget Powell and Amanda Neill both were named to the All-America Watch List prior to their senior seasons. Neill went on to be the Journal and Courier s Big School Player of the Year after earning her third straight all-conference honor, while Powell garnered her third-straight all-conference Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes

5 honor. Faye Adelaja was one of Prep Volleyball s 250 Senior Aces, and also garnered all-state, academic all-state and three all-district honors in her career. Epenesa was listed as the No. 33 player among PrepVolleyball s Senior Aces. Drews and Epenesa were named as Fab 50 selections by Volleyball Magazine. Staff Additions Boilermaker fans will recognize a familiar face on the Purdue sidelines in 2012 as middle hitter Tiffany Fisher joins the coaching staff as a student assistant. An honorable mention All-America and unanimous All- selection as a senior, Fisher ranked 10th nationally in hitting percentage with a.394 effort. She finished her playing career in third on the Purdue hitting percentage list (.322) and ninth in block assists (322). Jason Yhost, an All-MIVA performer at IPFW, is in his first year as a volunteer assistant coach with the Boilermakers after spending the season playing professional volleyball in Austria. Yhost played opposite hitter for Supervolley Enns Oberosterreich in Austria last year, following his career with the Mastodons, which ended in New Digs As part of the $99 million Mackey Arena project, a volleyball lockerroom suite, featuring a kitchen, living room and study area; a film breakdown area, and coaches lockerroom and lounge were added adjacent to Holloway Gymnasium. Previously, the team utilized facilities located on the lower level of Mackey Arena. The Numbers Game 1 Freshman of the Year 2 AIAW National Tournament appearances 3 Players of the Year 4 Championships 6 Academic All-Americans accounting for seven honors 8 Athletic All-Americans accounting for 20 honors 9 Years under head coach Dave Shondell 14 NCAA Tournament appearances 14 Players with 1,000 digs Approaching Career Win 200 The Boilermakers have posted a record in just over nine seasons under head coach Dave Shondell. Under his watch, the program has become part of an elite group nationally. Purdue is one of 12 schools nationally to make seven NCAA appearances in the last eight seasons, advancing to at least the second round each time. In addition, the Boilermakers have made five Sweet 16 berths in the last seven seasons, making the program one of just nine in the nation that can boast the accomplishment. Under Shondell, Purdue has posted five 20-win seasons, including 29 victories in 2011, the program s highest total since 1985, and defeated 30 ranked foes. In 2011, the Boilermakers finished second in the, its best conference placing since Shondell has coached four All-Americans and two Academic All-Americans. His charges also have earned 15 All-Big Ten and 55 Academic All- accolades. Aiding Shondell in leading Purdue are assistant coaches Kathy Jewell and John Shondell. The trio are the longest tenured complete staff in the Conference. Small Screen Queens The Boilermakers are slated to make six television appearances in 2012, including three on Belin Court in Holloway Gymnasium. The Network will air the team s Saturday, Sept. 29 home match vs. Illinois. Purdue will make five showings on the small screen in October, beginning with Date/Opponent Airs on BTN 9/29 vs. Illinois LIVE at 8 p.m. ET 10/5 vs. Nebraska LIVE at 8 p.m. ET 10/12 at Penn State LIVE at 8 p.m. ET 10/16 at Indiana LIVE at 8 p.m. ET 10/26 vs. Michigan LIVE at 8 p.m. ET 10/31 at Illinois LIVE at 8 p.m. ET the Friday, Oct. 5 home match against Nebraska. BTN will then air the Boilermakers Friday, Oct. 12 match against Penn State in University Park. The squad also will have its Tuesday, Oct. 16 road match with Indiana aired. BTN returns to Belin Court for the Oct. 26 match with Michigan. The following Wednesday, Oct. 31, the Boilermakers will take on Illinois in Champaign, on the network. All six matches will air live on the Network at 8 p.m. ET. BTN.com will stream all three of Purdue s Mortar Board Premier matches, the UAB match on Sept. 14, the Michigan State match on Oct. 27, and the Ohio State and Penn State matches, Nov. 16 and 17. The remaining home slate, not airing on Network or btn.com, will be streamed on purduesports.com. Tracking The Boilermakers Follow Purdue volleyball on the web with streaming video, live audio and live statistics on purduesports.com. Live statistics are available via the GameTracker feature, while free audio broadcasts are available by clicking the listen links on the schedule page. Streaming video is available for a monthly fee via the Purdue All-Access Pass. Be a part of Purdue volleyball online via the social networking services Facebook and Twitter. Like Purdue Volleyball on Facebook. Follow the team on twitter at twitter.com/purduevb or Boilermaker coach Dave Shondell s tweets at twitter.com/ daveshondell Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 5 24 Players with 1,000 kills 37 Seasons of Purdue volleyball 50 All- selections 51 Player of the Week/ Defensive Player of the Week/ Freshman of the Week selections 117 Rankings in the AVCA Top 25 Coaches Poll, including preseason and postseason listings 128 Academic All- selections 159 Student-athletes who have played in at least one Purdue match, Wins tallied by head coach Dave Shondell since his arrival in Matches against ranked opponents 755 Wins in program history 2,961 Holloway Gymnasium attendance record; vs. #2 Nebraska on Nov. 12, ,512 Fans that attended Pack Mackey event on Oct. 2, ,570 Fans that attended the Mackey Madness event on Oct. 17, ,645 Fans that attended Pac Mac event on Oct. 29, 1985

6 Looking To The Future Purdue University has been selected as one four NCAA Volleyball Regional host sites for the 2012 season, the NCAA Division I Women s Volleyball committee announced June 25, The Boilermaker program, which has made five Sweet 16 appearances in the last seven years, will play host to its first NCAA Regional event since the field expanded to 64 teams in Purdue was selected along with the University of California, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the University of Texas at Austin as the four Regional sites. Giant Slayers Up until Oct. 8, 2010, Purdue had not beaten a Top 5 ranked opponent in 37 tries. On that date, the Boilermakers toppled No. 4 Penn State, snapping a 42-match skid against the Nittany Lions. Purdue followed that win up with a sweep of No. 1 Florida on Dec. 10 to earn its spot in the Elite Eight. The Boilermakers added two more historic wins in 2011, taking down No. 5 Illinois on Nov. 2 and No. 2 Nebraska on Nov. 12. Under coach Dave Shondell, Purdue has defeated 30 ranked opponents, including seven in 2011, and eight ranked in the Top10. Among The Nation The Boilermakers ranked among the top 50 nationally in three statistical categories. With a 29-5 record, Purdue ranked seventh in winning percentage (.853). The Boilermakers also were 15th in blocks per set (2.75) and 20th in hitting percentage (.260). The team also ranks 56th in kills per set (13.72) and 62nd in assists per set (12.64). Individually, junior outside hitter Ariel Turner ranks third in points per set (5.46) and sixth in kills per set (4.84). Senior middle blocker Tiffany Fisher ranks 10th nationally in hitting percentage with a.394 effort. Redshirt sophomore setter Rachel Davis ranks 42nd in assists per set (10.94). Freshman middle Kierra Jones ranks 44th in blocks per set (1.22). Rewriting the Record Books The Boilermakers made a dent in the season and career record books in The team ranked fifth in season hitting percentage (.260), seventh in block assists (511), and 10th in digs (1933). Junior Ariel Turner snapped Colleen DeMeyer s 32-year old record for hitting attempts in a season (1512) with 1682 swings in Turner posted 586 kills on those swings, ranking second in second kills (586) and kills per set (4.84). Entering her final season, Turner ranks third in career hitting attempts (3,956) and 10th in career kills (1351). Blair Bashen broke into the season Top 10 for digs, ranking ninth with 487. She also finished her career third in digs per set (3.21) and seventh in digs (1265). Tiffany Fisher moved into the career Top 10 in block assists, ranking ninth with 322. Top Of The Conference Purdue was well represented when the All- honors were announced on Nov. 29, picking up some historic awards, including Player and Coach of the Year accolades. Junior outside hitter Ariel Turner became Purdue s first Player of the Year selection since 1985 (Marianne Smith). Head coach Dave Shondell was tabbed as Coach of the Year by both the media and the league s coaches, marking Purdue s first Coach of the Year selection since Hall of Famer Carol Dewey (1982, 1985, 1987). Turner and senior middle blocker Tiffany Fisher were named as unanimous All- selections, marking the first time Purdue has boasted two first team selections since Debbie McDonald and Linda Reichl in The selections are the 49th and 50th in program history. The pair follows All-American setter Jaclyn Hart and All-America middle blocker Stephanie Lynch, who were unanimous selections in 2010 and 2008 respectively. Rookie middle blocker Kierra Jones was named to the seven-person all-freshman team as well. Jones accolade is the third straight for the Boilermakers, following Turner in 2009 and Catherine Rebarchak in 2010, and makes her the eighth Boilermaker rookie to earn the honor since Turner was a five-time Player of the Week honoree in 2011 while Jones was a three-time Freshman of the Week and two-time Big Ten Co-Defensive Player of the Week recipient. Head coach Dave Shondell wrapped up his ninth year at Purdue with mark. His squads have defeated 30 ranked opponents and made seven NCAA Tournament appearances. The 2011 Boilermakers posted a 29-5 mark, including a 16-4 conference record, good for second place in the. Turner Domination Outside hitter Ariel Turner wrapped up nearly every possible honor in The first team AVCA All-American and second team Academic All- America honoree became Purdue volleyball s first dual athletic and academic All-America selection since The Player of the Year ranked in the top six nationally in kills per set (6th, 4.84) and points per set (3rd, 5.46), while leading the in both categories in The Highlands Ranch, Colo., native was named Player of the Week a league record-tying five times in 2011, while also earning her second Academic All-Big Ten honor. Her five Player of the Week accolades are the most by any one Boilermaker in a season, topping Stephanie Lynch s tally of four from the 2008 season (2 POW, 2 Defensive POW). Turner, who also has been a part of the USA Volleyball National A2 Program for the last two years, set a Purdue season record for hitting attempts in 2011 and also ranked second on the list for kills (586) and kills per set. Going into her final season, Turner ranks third on the Purdue career lists for hitting attempts (3,956) and 10th in kills (1,351). She is one of 15 players in Purdue volleyball history with 1,000 kills and 500 digs to her credit Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes Purdue s Record When... A look at the 2011 statistical trends By Kills Leading in Kills 23-1 Trailing in Kills 5-4 Tied in Kills 1-0 By Hitting Percentage Leading in hitting pct Trailing in hitting pct. 0-3 Tied in hitting pct. 0-1 Hitting above Hitting below Hitting below Holding opponent below Holding opponent below By Serving Leading in aces 18-1 Trailing in aces 4-2 Tied in aces 7-2 By Digs Leading in digs 22-1 Trailing in digs 4-4 Tied in digs 3-0 By Blocking Leading in blocks 27-2 Trailing in blocks 2-3 Tied in blocks 0-0 By Sets Win first set 21-1 Lose first set 8-4 Win first two sets 16-0 Lose first two sets 1-1 Split first two sets 12-4 By Number of Sets Three-set matches 16-0 Four-set matches 9-5 Five-set matches 4-0

7 All-American Pair In addition to Ariel Turner s first team All-America honors, 2011 senior and current student assistant coach Tiffany Fisher garnered honorable mention acclaim. The pair marks the first Boilermaker duo to earn the sports top honors in the same season since Talking Tickets The Boilermakers set a new record for tickets sold for a match in Holloway Gymnasium against No. 2 Nebraska on Nov. 12. The Athletics Ticket Office reported a total of 2,961 tickets sold for the match with the Huskers, surpassing the previous facility record of 2,830 sold for the Sept. 10, 2011 match against Ball State. Purdue sold out 11 contests in 2011 and ranked 11th nationally in attendance average with 2,390 per match. The Boilermakers have ranked among the Top 20 in national attendance average every year since Did You Know?... that Purdue is one of only 11 Division I schools that went to a Bowl Game and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for volleyball and men s and women s basketball. Of those schools, only Purdue and Florida won their bowl game and at least one game in each NCAA event....that Purdue volleyball is one of just nine schools in the nation with at least five Sweet 16 berths in the last seven seasons....that Purdue volleyball won 29 matches, including 16 during play, in Both were the most for the program since that Ariel Turner was a first team All-American and second team Academic All-America honoree in She also was Player of the Year, Purdue s first since that Purdue volleyball has ranked among the Top 20 in national attendance average every year since More than 43,000 fans packed Belin Court in 2011 to see the Boilermakers play.... that Purdue volleyball once held the NCAA attendance record when 10,645 people packey Mackey Arena on Oct. 29, The 2012 team will try to beat that against Penn State on Nov. 17 with Operation 14K.... that the 2012 Purdue volleyball team boasts players from eight different states, including Michigan, Louisiana, California and Indiana Awards Blair Bashen Denver Invitational all-tournament team Carly Cramer Preseason All- Rachel Davis Active Ankle Challenge MVP Defensive Player of the Week, 11/14 AVCA Division I National Player of the Week, 11/15 Emily Ehlers Sportsmanship Award honoree - Purdue Tiffany Fisher Preseason All- Mortar Board Premier all-tournament team Denver Invitational MVP Unanimous All- selection AVCA Honorable Mention All-America honoree Kierra Jones Freshman of the Week, 8/29, 11/7 Co-Freshman of the Week 10/17 Co-Defensive Player of the Week, 10/17, 11/7 Mortar Board Premier MVP All- Freshman Team Catherine Rebarchak Active Ankle Challenge all-tournament team /Big East Challenge all-tournament team Ariel Turner Preseason All- Mortar Board Premier all-tournament team Denver Invitational all-tournament team Active Ankle Challenge all-tournament team /Big East Challenge all-tournament team Five-time Player of the Week: 10/3, 10/11, 10/31, 11/7, 11/28 AVCA Division I National Player of the Week, 11/1 Player of the Year AVCA First Team All-America selection Capitol One Academic All-America second team Head coach Dave Shondell Coach of the Year (Coaches and Media) Mideast Region Coach of the Year 2012 Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 7

8 1 Rachel Davis 6-0 RS Jr. S Kalamazoo, Mich Totals Val Nichol 6-0 So. S/OH Normal, Ill Totals Hilliary Fox 6-1 Jr. DS Montgomery, Ind Totals Two-time Academic All- AVCA National Player of the Week, Defensive POW, 11/14-15, 2011 In second year as starting setter, after two seasons behind All-American Jaclyn Hart. Ranked 47th nationally, 5th in with assists per set in 2011 Has posted 16 career double doubles, combining assists and digs Double-digit assists in 46 matches Made first career start vs. Texas in 2010 Elite Eight vs. Texas due to Hart injury. Member of the USA A2 Program in summer set for the USA White team which won the A2 Tournament in Columbus, Ohio, on July 4 Second setter in 6-2 offense Posted career high 29 assists vs. Rice, 8/31 Led team in kills with 11 vs. #21 Northern Iowa in season opener Averaged 2.11 kills per set in 2011, including six double-digit kill efforts 8 career double-digit kill matches; 6 double-digit assist matches Academic All- Averaged 1.45 digs per set in 23 matches in 2011 Posted double-digit digs three times, including career-best 15 vs. #21 Florida State in the 2011 Sweet 16 and 11 vs. Cincinnati, 9/8/12 Made good on 96 percent of her serve receive chances 4 Sam Epenesa 6-0 Fr. OH Glen Carbon, Ill Kate Workman 5-6 Fr. DS Valparaiso, Ind Led team in kills with 8 in collegiate debut vs. George Washington, 8/25 Second team AVCA/Under Armour High School All-American for Ranked No. 33 among prepvolleyball.com s Top 250 Senior Aces A Fab 50 Selection by Volleyball Magazine Played club for the High Performance STL Gold team Father, Epenesa, played football at Iowa; mother, Stephanie, played volleyball at Iowa Wesleyan An honorable mention AVCA/Under Armour All-America selection for A three-time all-conference selection Broke school records for digs in a match and season and career as a senior Played club volleyball for the Nike Gold Circle and Dunes clubs Will face former teammate Gina Lang, when Purdue plays Michigan State 7 Amanda Neill 5-8 Fr. DS Lafayette, Ind Journal & Courier Big School Player of the Year as a senior Named to AVCA All-America preseason watch list as a senior Named to the 3A-4A Indiana North All-Star team A three-time all-conference selection in both volleyball and basketball Played club for the Lafayette Area Volleyball Academy 8 Ariel Turner 6-1 Sr. OH Highlands Ranch, Colo Totals Amanda Miller 5-7 RS Sr. DS Trabuco Canyon, Calif Totals AVCA All-America first team selection Capitol One Academic All-America second team Player of the Year 2011 Ranked third nationally in points per set (5.46) and sixth in kills per set (4.84) Set season record for hitting attempts (1682) topping Colleen DeMeyer (1512 in 1979) Ranks third in career attempts (4217) and eighth in career kills (1447) Posted double-digit kills in 84 matches and 25 double-doubles (kills/digs) Posted first career double-digit dig effort with team-best 10 against Pittsburgh, 8/25 Pulled up career best 13 digs at Rice, 8/31 Earned first career start vs. George Washington; has started six matches in 2012 Played with martial arts helmet in 2011 after missing the 2010 season due to a concussion, which forced her to redshirt that year. Played in 17 matches in 2011, averaging 1.05 per set. 10 Katie Griffin 6-1 RS Jr. OH Avon, Ind Totals Academic All- Averaged 1.84 kills per set and hit.221 in 2011 Posted double-digit kills twice with 10 against Michigan State and Iowa Ranks third on Purdue s five-game hitting percentage list (15-19 attempts) with a.588 effort vs. Iowa in Tallied double-digit kills in six career matches. 11 Carly Cramer 5-6 RS Jr. DS Martinsville, Ind Totals Kiki Jones 6-1 So. MB Fishers, Ind Totals Faye Adelaja 6-0 Fr. MB Baton Rouge, La Returning in 2012 after playing just 10 matches in 2011 before shoulder surgery Two-time Academic All- Averaged 2.70 digs per set in 2011 after posting 3.97 digs per set as libero in 2010 One of just nine Purdue players with 30 digs in a match (vs. Minnesota, 10/1/2010; at Rice, 8/31/2012) Tallied double-digit kills in 43 career matches Made good on 96 percent of career serve reception chances Member of the USA National A2 Program in 2011 All-Freshman Team selection in 2011 Three-time Freshman of the Week, two-time Co-Defensive POW Averaged 1.22 blocks per set, ranking 44th nationally and fifth in the Registered 1.44 kills per set, while hitting.350, which ranked fourth in the Posted five or more blocks in 13 career matches Listed among prepvolleyball.com s Top 250 Senior Aces A two-time all-state selection by the Louisiana Volleyball Coaches Association Named LVCA Small School Player of the Year as a senior Played club for Louisiana Volleyball on the 17 Elite and 18 Grant teams National Merit Semifinalist Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes

9 15 Courtney Gosewisch 5-8 Sr. DS Downers Grove, Ill Totals Two-time Academic All- Inducted into Chi Epsilon, a civil engineering honors group Returning after offseason hip surgery Managed 38 digs in 17 matches in 2011, including season-high nine vs. Iowa Made good on 92 percent of serve receive chances in Kaisley Fisher 6-1 RS Fr. MB Plainfield, Ill Totals Led Purdue in blocks with seven against Rice, 8/31 Leads the team with 1.33 blocks per set in 2012 Saw action in two matches in 2011 before season-ending shoulder surgery Tallied three kills and four blocks in those matches 17 Catherine Rebarchak 6-1 RS Jr. OH Mobile, Ala Totals Annie Drews 6-4 Fr. OH Elkhart, Ind Bridget Powell 5-6 Fr. DS Oak Lawn, Ill Needs just 19 kills to reach 500 for her career Averaged 1.77 kills and 0.83 blocks per set in 2011 Started 33 of 34 matches in 2011 Registered double-digit kills 19 times in her career, including eight in 2011 Posted double-digit digs three times and two career double-doubles Put up five or more blocks in 10 career matches All- Freshman team selection in 2010 Made collegiate debut against George Washington, posting five kills on a.714 hitting percentage and adding three blocks Racked up 16 kills on a.520 hitting effort vs. Rice, 8/31 Leads team with.472 hitting percentage A first team AVCA/Under Armour High School All-American for Ranked No. 29 among PrepVolleyball s Senior Aces A Fab 50 selection by Volleyball Magazine Played club volleyball for Mizuno Gold and Circle City Gold A three-time all-conference honoree Named to AVCA/Under Armour All-America watch list as a senior Listed as a Top 25 Defender as a senior and Defensive Dandy her sophomore and junior seasons by PrepVolleyball Led team to three straight GCAC Conference titles Played club volleyball for the First Alliance Club 20 Anna Drewry 6-3 Sr. MB San Antonio, Texas Totals Just one block away from 200 career stuffs Registered 13 kills and five blocks vs. Cincinnati, 9/8/12 Has led team in kills once and blocks four times in 2012 Saw action in 15 matches in 2011, averaging 1.23 kills and 0.90 blocks per set Posted double-digit kills in 13 matches Put up 11 blocks against Wisconsin as a freshman, finishing off a double-double Managed five or more blocks in 13 career matches 2012 Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 9

10 #1 Rachel Davis 5 vs. #21 UNI, 8/24 Attempts - 7 vs. #21 UNI, 8/ (5-0-7), vs. #21 UNI, 8/24 32 at Rice, 8/31 2 vs. #12 Washington, 8/31 14 vs. Rice, 8/31 #2 Val Nichol 12 at Rice, 8/31 Attempts - 41 at Rice, 8/ (5-0-10), vs. #21 UNI, 8/24 29 at Rice, 8/31 3 vs. LSU, 9/1 8 at Cincinnati, 9/8 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 8/25 #3 Hilliary Fox Attempts - 1 vs. #24 Louisville, 9/7 1 vs. #21 UNI, 8/24 11 vs. #24 Louisville, 9/7 #4 Sam Epenesa 8 vs. George Washington, 8/25 Attempts - 15 vs. George Washington, 8/ (8-0-15), vs. George Washington, 8/25 4 at Cincinnati, 9/8 2 twice, last at Cincinnati, 9/8 #6 Kate Workman Attempts - #7 Amanda Neill Attempts - #8 Ariel Turner 28 at Rice, 8/31 Attempts - 63 at Rice, 8/ ( ), vs. Pittsburgh, 8/25 2 vs. #21 UNI, 8/24 7 at Cincinnati, 9/8 13 at Cincinnati, 9/8 4 twice, last vs. LSU, 9/ Season Highs #9 Amanda Miller Attempts - 1 at Rice, 8/31 2 vs. #21 UNI, 8/24 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 8/25 13 at Rice, 8/31 #10 Katie Griffin 6 vs. George Washington, 8/25 Attempts - 19 at Rice, 8/ (6-0-11), vs. George Washington, 8/25 3 at Rice, 8/31 3 at Rice, 8/31 #11 Carly Cramer 1 twice, last at Cincinnati, 9/8 Attempts - 2 at Cincinnati, 9/ (1-0-1), at Rice, 8/31 6 at Rice, 8/31 3 at Cincinnati, 9/8 30 at Rice, 8/31 #12 Kierra Jones 9 at Rice, 8/31 Attempts - 22 at Rice, 8/ (6-0-10), vs. Pittsburgh, 8/25 2 vs. George Washington, 8/25 4 vs. George Washington, 8/25 7 vs. LSU, 9/1 #13 Faye Adelaja Attempts - #15 Courtney Gosewisch Attempts - 1 twice, last at Cincinnati, 9/8 1 vs. George Washington, 8/25 5 vs. George Washington, 8/25 #16 Kaisley Fisher 5 at Rice, 8/31 Attempts - 10 at Rice, 8/ (5-2-10) at Rice, 8/31 7 at Rice, 8/31 #17 Catherine Rebarchak 9 vs. #21 UNI, 8/24 Attempts - 21 vs. #21 UNI, 8/ (7-3-16), vs. Pittsburgh, 8/25 1 vs. LSU, 9/1 2 twice, last vs. George Washington, 8/25 2 twice, last vs. LSU, 9/1 #18 Annie Drews 16 at Rice, 8/31 Attempts - 25 at Rice, 8/ ( ) at Rice, 8/31 4 at Cincinnati, 9/8 3 twice, last at Rice, 8/31 #19 Bridget Powell Attempts - #20 Anna Drewry 13 at Cincinnati, 9/8 Attempts - 26 at Cincinnati, 9/8.562 (9-0-16), vs. #24 Louisville, 9/7 1 vs. LSU, 9/1 5 twice, last at Cincinnati, 9/8 Hitting Percentage is based on more than 10 attempts except for defensive players Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes

11 #1 Rachel Davis 6 at Iowa, 10/8/11 Attempts - 12 three times, last vs. #5 Illinois, 11/2/ (3-0-3), vs. Bryant, 9/3/11 55 vs. Louisville, 9/16/11 2 vs. #12 Washington, 8/31/12 21 vs. Iowa, 11/10/11 4 three times, last vs. Iowa, 11/10/11 #2 Val Nichol 15 vs. Western Carolina, 9/10/11 Attempts - 41 at Rice, 8/31/ (5-0-10), vs. #21 UNI, 8/24/12 29 at Rice, 8/31/12 3 vs. LSU, 9/1/12 8 at Cincinnati, 9/8/12 5 vs. Coll. of Charleston, 8/27/11 #3 Hilliary Fox 3 vs. Coll. of Charleston, 8/27/11 Attempts - 3 vs. Coll. of Charleston, 8/27/ (3-0-3), vs. Coll. of Charleston, 8/27/11 3 vs. #9 Penn State, 10/14/11 3 vs. #21 Florida State, 12/9/11 15 vs. #21 Florida State, 12/9/11 1 four times, last at #22 Michigan, 10/28/11 #4 Sam Epenesa 8 vs. George Washington, 8/25/12 Attempts - 15 vs. George Washington, 8/25/ (8-0-15), vs. George Washington, 8/25/12 4 at Cincinnati, 9/8/12 2 twice, last at Cincinnati, 9/8/12 #6 Kate Workman Attempts - #7 Amanda Neill Attempts - Career Highs #8 Ariel Turner 28 three times, last at Rice, 8/31/12 Attempts - 85 at Northwestern, 9/25/ ( ), vs. Pittsburgh, 8/25/12 4 vs. #5 Illinois, 11/2/11 7 at Cincinnati, 9/8/12 20 vs. #21 Florida State, 12/9/11 8 twice, last vs. #5 Illinois, 11/2/11 #9 Amanda Miller Attempts - 1 twice, last at Rice, 8/31/12 2 twice, last vs. #21 UNI, 8/24/12 3 vs. Pittsburgh, 8/25/12 13 at Rice, 8/31/12 #10 Katie Griffin 13 vs. #4 Penn State, 10/8/10 Attempts - 36 vs. #19 Minnesota, 11/6/ (9-0-15), vs. Western Kentucky, 8/27/10 1 vs. UCF, 9/5/09 2 vs. #24 Northwestern, 11/12/10 6 vs. #24 Northwestern, 11/12/10 3 twice, last at Rice, 8/31/12 #11 Carly Cramer 1 12 times, last at Cincinnati, 9/8/12 Attempts - 3 at Northwestern, 9/25/ (1-0-1) seven times, last at Rice, 8/31/12 6 three times, last at Rice, 8/31/12 3 three times, last at Cincinnati, 9/8/12 30 twice, last at Rice, 8/31/12 1 vs. Ohio State, 11/21 #12 Kierra Jones 9 three times, last at Rice, 8/31/12 Attempts - 22 at Rice, 8/31/ (9-0-11), vs. Coll. of Charleston, 8/27/11 1 five times, last vs. #5 Illinois, 11/2/11 2 vs. George Washington, 8/25/12 4 twice, last vs. George Washington, 8/25/12 9 twice, last vs. #5 Illinois, 11/2/11 #13 Faye Adelaja Attempts - #15 Courtney Gosewisch 1 vs. UCF, 9/5/09 Attempts - 1 five times, last at #14 Michigan, 11/13/ (1-0-1), vs. UCF, 9/5/09 4 vs. UCF, 9/5/09 2 vs. #17 Kentucky, 9/12/09 9 twice, last at Iowa, 10/8/11 1 vs. Central Michigan, 8/28/10 #16 Kaisley Fisher 5 at Rice, 8/31/12 Attempts - 10 at Rice, 8/31/ (5-2-10) at Rice, 8/31/12 7 at Rice, 8/31/12 #17 Catherine Rebarchak 13 three times, last vs. Iowa, 11/5/10 Attempts - 38 vs. #4 Penn State, 10/8/ ( ), vs. Western Carolina, 9/10/11 2 at #22 Michigan, 10/28/11 3 vs. Indiana, 11/10/10 11 vs. #10 Illinois, 11/27/10 8 vs. #14 Minnesota, 10/22/11 #18 Annie Drews 16 at Rice, 8/31/12 Attempts - 25 at Rice, 8/31/ ( ), at Rice, 8/31/12 4 at Cincinnati, 9/8/12 3 twice, last at Rice, 8/31/12 #19 Bridget Powell Attempts - #20 Anna Drewry 19 at Ohio State, 10/29/10 Attempts - 45 at Michigan State, 11/20/ ( ), at Indiana, 11/4/ times, last vs. LSU, 9/1/12 1 vs. Western Carolina, 9/10/11 4 at Northwestern, 9/25/10 11 at Wisconsin, 11/28/09 Hitting Percentage is based on more than 10 attempts except for defensive players Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 11

12 2012 Season Statistics Home Away Neutral Overall Record: Record: Non-Conference: No. Player MP-SP K-KPS E TA PCT AST SA SE RE DG-DPS BS-BA-TB BPS BE BHE 18 Drews, Annie Davis, Rachel Fisher, Kaisley Epenesa, Sam Drewry, Anna Jones, Kiki Turner, Ariel Nichol, Val Rebarchak, Catherine Griffin, Katie Cramer, Carly Gosewisch, Courtney Miller, Amanda Fox, Hilliary Purdue Opponents Results Date W/L Opponent Att. Kill Leader(s) Block Leader(s) Dig Leader(s) Mortar Board Premier (West Lafayette, Ind.) 8/24 W 3-0 #21 Northern Iowa (25-23, 25-23, 25-18) 2745 Nichol (11) Three with 3 Cramer (12) 8/24 W 3-0 George Washington (25-12, 25-12, 25-16) 2203 Epenesa (8) Fisher (4) Fox, Cramer (6) 8/25 W 3-0 Pittsburgh (25-16, 25-23, 25-6) 2594 Turner (14) Drewry (5) Miller (10) Tiger Classic (Houston, Texas) 8/31 L 0-3 vs. #12 Washington (21-25, 17-25, 9-25) 518 Turner, Nichol (6) Four with 1 Cramer (12) 8/31 W 3-2 at Rice (23-25, 25-13, 27-29, 25-21, 15-9) 518 Turner (28) Fisher (7) Cramer (30) 9/1 W 3-0 vs. LSU (25-20, 25-19, 25-20) 242 Turner (12) Jones (7) Cramer (21) /Big East Challenge (Cincinnati, Ohio) 9/7 L 0-3 vs. #24 Louisville (21-25, 17-25, 23-25) 115 Turner, Drewry (9) Jones (4) Cramer (15) 9/8 W 3-1 at Cincinnati (25-18, 24-26, 25-21, 25-10) 611 Turner (18) Drewry (5) Cramer (16) Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes

13 2011 Season Statistics Home Away Neutral Overall Record: Record: Non-Conference: No. Player MP-SP K-KPS E TA PCT AST SA SE RE DG-DPS BS-BA-TB BPS BE BHE 1 Davis, Rachel Fisher, Tiffany Jones, Kierra Fisher, Kaisley Cramer, Carly Turner, Ariel Drewry, Anna Griffin, Katie Rebarchak, Catherine Nichol, Val Fox, Hilliary Bashen, Blair Ehlers, Emily Gosewisch, Courtney Miller, Amanda Purdue Opponents Results Date W/L Opponent Att. Kill Leader(s) Block Leader(s) Dig Leader(s) Mortar Board Premier (West Lafayette, Ind.) 8/26 W 3-0 Baylor (25-14, 25-22, 25-17) 2076 Turner (15) Turner (4) Cramer (17) 8/27 W 3-0 Virginia Commonwealth (25-8, 25-20, 25-18) 1828 Turner (10) Davis, Fisher (4) Ehlers (9) 8/27 W 3-0 College of Charleston (26-24, 25-14, 25-14) 2206 Turner, Fisher (15) Jones (9) Davis (12) Denver Invitational (Denver, Colo.) 9/2 W 3-0 vs. Air Force (25-20, 25-20, 25-11) 250 Fisher (14) Fisher (5) Ehlers (9) 9/3 W 3-0 vs. Bryant (25-15, 25-16, 25-16) 355 Turner (12) Turner (4) Turner (9) 9/3 W 3-1 at Denver (25-17, 17-25, 25-21, 25-19) 355 Turner (19) Jones (5) Bashen (20) Active Ankle Challenge (West Lafayette, Ind.) 9/9 W 3-0 Jacksonville State (25-16, 25-15, 25-16) 2270 Turner (15) Jones (4) Ehlers (11) 9/10 W 3-0 Western Carolina (25-11, 25-17, 25-16) 1899 Nichol (15) Nichol, Drewry (4) Cramer (9) 9/10 W 3-1 Ball State (23-25, 25-17, 25-17, 25-9) 2830 Turner (16) Fisher (9) Cramer (15) /Big East Challenge (Champaign, Ill.) 9/16 W 3-2 vs. Louisville (21-25, 25-19, 25-18, 16-25, 15-10) 588 Turner (20) Jones, Rebarchak (5) Bashen (24) 9/17 W 3-0 vs. Cincinnati (25-15, 25-16, 25-18) 327 Turner (16) Rebarchak (6) Bashen (17) 9/23 W 3-0 Michigan State (25-18, 25-23, 25-18) 2576 Turner (18) Drewry, Fisher (4) Bashen (14) 9/24 W 3-0 #18 Michigan (26-24, 26-24, 25-15) 2716 Turner, Fisher (9) Jones (4) Davis (15) 9/28 W 3-1 at Northwestern (23-25, 25-18, 25-19, 25-20) 701 Turner (20) Drewry (6) Bashen (16) 10/1 L 1-3 at #1 Illinois (24-26, 20-25, 25-23, 23-25) 4261 Turner (20) Fisher (5) Bashen (29) 10/7 L 1-3 at #6 Nebraska (22-25, 25-20, 14-25, 22-25) 4109 Turner (24) Jones (5) Bashen (20) 10/8 W 3-0 at Iowa (25-19, 25-13, 25-21) 1885 Turner (16) Jones (4) Bashen (12) 10/14 L 1-3 #9 Penn State (30-32, 25-16, 19-25, 19-25) 2788 Turner (19) Jones (6) Bashen (19) 10/15 W 3-1 #24 Ohio State (25-16, 18-25, 25-16, 25-20) 2676 Turner (18) Jones (6) Bashen (16) 10/19 W 3-2 Indiana (25-13, 30-32, 25-23, 23-25, 15-6) 2033 Turner (28) Jones, Rebarchak (4) Bashen (25) 10/22 W 3-1 #14 Minnesota (25-16, 20-25, 25-19, 25-14) 2692 Turner (17) Rebarchak (8) Bashen (13) 10/28 W 3-2 at #22 Michigan (20-25, 25-14, 20-25, 25-22, 18-16) 1182 Turner (25) Fisher (8) Turner (18) 10/29 W 3-1 at Michigan State (14-25, 25-19, 25-18, 25-22) 2516 Turner (28) Three with 4 Bashen (14) 11/2 W 3-1 #5 Illinois (21-25, 25-22, 26-24, 25-21) 2382 Turner (21) Jones (9) Ehlers (22) 11/5 W 3-0 Northwestern (25-17, 25-15, 25-14) 2605 Turner (14) Jones (5) Bashen (12) 11/10 W 3-2 Iowa (22-25, 22-25, 25-15, 25-15, 15-6) 2148 Turner (18) Fisher (7) Bashen (22) 11/12 W 3-0 #2 Nebraska (25-19, 25-19, 25-16) 2961 Turner (17) Nichol (4) Ehlers (15) 11/18 W 3-0 at #25 Ohio State (25-21, 25-21, 28-26) 1786 Turner (17) Jones (4) Bashen (14) 11/19 L 1-3 at #12 Penn State (25-22, 18-25, 15-25, 18-25) 3693 Turner (18) Jones, Rebarchak (2) Bashen (17) 11/23 W 3-1 at Indiana (22-25, 25-19, 25-16, 25-16) 1482 Turner (25) Fisher (6) Bashen (16) 11/25 W 3-0 at Wisconsin (25-11, 25-22, 25-19) 4232 Turner (18) Rebarchak (4) Ehlers (13) 12/2 W 3-0 Morehead State (25-16, 25-15, 25-23) 2294 Turner (13) Jones (7) Bashen (13) 12/3 W 3-1 Louisville (25-14, 26-28, 25-11, 25-16) 2036 Turner (16) Fisher (8) Bashen (10) 12/9 L 1-3 #21 Florida State (23-25, 25-21, 20-25, 19-25) 3237 Turner (16) Jones (3) Turner, Bashen (20) 2012 Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 13

14 Among the Throughout the non-conference and seasons, teams have a chance to see how they measure up statistically through the league s weekly rankings. The Boilermakers rank among the top of the in several team statistical categories, while a handful of players speckle the top 10 lists in individual categories. Overall Team Stats Blocks 1st 2.75 Opponent Hitting % 2nd.147 Hitting Percentage 4th.260 Digs 4th Aces 5th 1.17 Kills 7th Assists 7th Blair Bashen, Sr., DS Digs 9th 4.02 Rachel Davis, RS So., S Assists 5th Tiffany Fisher, Sr., MB Hitting Percentage 1st.394 Blocks 9th 1.02 Kierra Jones, Fr., MB Hitting Percentage 4th.350 Blocks 5th 1.22 Ariel Turner, Jr., OH Kills 1st 4.84 Points 1st Players of the Week Week Name School 8/29 Stephanie Holtus Northwestern Def. Julie Chin Northwestern Freshman Kierra Jones Purdue 9/5 Michelle Bartsch Illinois Def. Jessica Granquist Minnesota Freshman Lexi Dannemiller Michigan 9/12 Mari Hole Ohio State Def. Caitlin Cox Indiana Sarah Mignin Ohio State Freshman Lexi Dannemiller Michigan 9/19 Ashley Wittman Minnesota Def. Sarah Mignin Ohio State Katie Slay Penn State Freshman Taylor Sherwin Ohio State 9/26 Michelle Bartsch Illinois Gina Mancuso Nebraska Def. Erin Johnson Illinois Freshman Kori Moster Michigan State 10/3 Ariel Turner Purdue Def. Katie Slay Penn State Freshman Lexi Dannemiller Michigan 10/11 Ariel Turner Purdue Def. Anna Dorn Illinois Freshman Anna Dorn Illinois Team Stats Blocks 1st 2.74 Digs 2nd Opponent Hitting % 2nd.164 Hitting Percentage 3rd.249 Kills 5th Assists 5th Aces 8th 0.96 Blair Bashen, Sr., DS Digs 5th 4.37 Rachel Davis, RS So., S Assists 6th Tiffany Fisher, Sr., MB Hitting Percentage 1st.375 Kierra Jones, Fr., MB Blocks 4th 1.22 Ariel Turner, Jr., OH Kills 1st 5.13 Points 1st /17 Hannah Werth Nebraska Co-Def./ Katie Dutchman Northwestern Co-Frosh. Kierra Jones Purdue 10/24 Gina Mancuso Nebraska Co-Def./ Kori Moster Michigan State Co-Frosh. Katie Dutchman Northwestern 10/31 Ariel Turner Purdue Def./Frosh Katie Dutchman Northwestern 11/7 Ariel Turner Purdue Co-Def. Mariah Booth Ohio State Kierra Jones Purdue Frosh. Kierra Jones Purdue 11/14 Deja McClendon Penn State Def. Rachel Davis Purdue Frosh. Lexi Dannemiller Michigan Micha Hancock Penn State 11/21 Hannah Werth Nebraska Def. Ali Longo Penn State Co-Frosh. Kori Moster Michigan State Micha Hancock Penn State 11/28 Ariel Turner Purdue Def. Annie Luhrsen Illinois Co-Frosh. Yewande Akanbi Northwestern Micha Hancock Penn State 2011 Standings Team Overall Pct. Pct. Nebraska Illinois Purdue Penn State Minnesota Michigan State Ohio State Michigan Wisconsin Northwestern Iowa Indiana All- Teams/Awards All- Name Year Pos. Michelle Bartsch, Illinois Sr. OH *Colleen Ward, Illinois Sr. OH *Jenilee Rathje, Michigan State Sr. OH/MB Tori Dixon, Minnesota So. MB *Ashley Wittman, Minnesota So. OH Lauren Cook, Nebraska Jr. S *Gina Mancuso, Nebraska Jr. OH Hannah Werth, Nebraska Jr. OH Stephanie Holthus, Northwestern So. OH Mari Hole, Ohio State Jr. OH Deja McClendon, Penn State So. OH *Ariel Scott, Penn State So. RS Katie Slay, Penn State So. MB *Tiffany Fisher, Purdue Sr. MB *Ariel Turner, Purdue Jr. OH Honorable Mention Alex Hunt, Michigan Sr. OH Kyndra Abron, Michigan State Sr. OH Morgan Broekhuis, Nebraska So. RS Brooke Delano, Nebraska Sr. MB Emily Danks, Ohio State Jr. RS Alexis Mitchell, Wisconsin So. MB All- Freshman Team Liz McMahon OH Illinois Lexi Danimiller S Michigan Katie Dutchman MB Northwestern *Micha Hancock S Penn State Kierra Jones MB Purdue Ellen Chapman OH Wisconsin Courtney Thomas S/OH Wisconsin Player of the Year: Ariel Turner, PUR Defensive Player of the Year: Katie Slay, PSU Freshman of the Year: Micha Hancock, PSU Coach of the Year (Coaches): Dave Shondell, PUR Coach of the Year (Media): Dave Shondell, PUR * signifies unanimous selections Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes

15 2012 Individual and Team Match Highs Individual Match Highs Category Total Player Match Kills (three sets) 14 Turner 8/25 Pittsburgh Kills (four sets) 18 Turner 9/8 Cincinnati Kills (five sets) 28 Turner 8/31 Rice Attempts (three sets) 39 Turner 9/7 Louisville Attempts (four sets) 48 Turner 9/8 Cincinnati Attempts (five sets) 63 Turner 8/31 Rice Hitting Pct. (three sets).600 (6-0-10) Jones 8/25 Pittsburgh Hitting Pct. (four sets).308 (7-3-13) Epenesa 9/8 Cincinnati Hitting Pct. (five sets).520 ( ) Drews 8/31 Rice Assists (three sets) 28 Davis 8/24 UNI Assists (four sets) 24 Nichol 9/8 Cincinnati Assists (five sets) 32 Davis 8/31 Rice Digs (three sets) 21 Cramer 9/1 LSU Digs (four sets) 16 Cramer 9/8 Cincinnati Digs (five sets) 30 Cramer 8/31 Rice Blocks (three sets) 7 Jones 9/1 LSU Blocks (four sets) 5 Drewry 9/8 Cincinnati Blocks (five sets) 7 Fisher 8/31 Rice Service Aces (three sets) 3 Miller 8/25 Pittsburgh 3 Nichol 9/1 LSU Service Aces (four sets) 7 Turner 9/8 Cincinnati Service Aces (five sets) 2 Nichol, Miller 8/31 Rice Doubles Figure Matches Kills Digs Blocks Nichol Turner Drews Drewry Cramer Davis Miller Fox Double-Doubles Rachel Davis A, 14D at Rice, 8/31 14A, 11D vs. Louisville, 9/7 23A, 10D at Cincinnati, 9/8 Val Nichol K, 29A at Rice, 8/31 Ariel Turner K, 10D at Rice, 8/31 12K, 10D vs. LSU, 9/1 18K, 13D at Cincinnati, 9/8 Team Match Highs Category Total Match Kills (three sets) 47 8/25 Pittsburgh Kills (four sets) 55 9/8 Cincinnati Kills (five sets) 61 8/31 Rice Attempts (three sets) 108 9/7 Louisville Attempts (four sets) 128 9/8 Cincinnati Attempts (five sets) 176 8/31 Rice Hitting Pct. (three sets).529 ( ) 8/25 George Washington Hitting Pct. (four sets).256 ( ) 9/8 Cincinnati Hitting Pct. (five sets).210 ( ) 8/31 Rice Assists (three sets) 42 8/25 Pittsburgh Assists (four sets) 50 9/8 Cincinnati Assists (five sets) 56 8/31 Rice Digs (three sets) 53 9/7 Louisville Digs (four sets) 60 9/8 Cincinnati Digs (five sets) 77 8/31 Rice Blocks (three sets) /1 LSU Blocks (four sets) 8.0 9/8 Cincinnati Blocks (five sets) 8.0 8/31 Rice Service Aces (three sets) 5 8/24 UNI 8/25 George Washington 8/25 Pittsburgh 9/1 LSU Service Aces (four sets) 10 9/8 Cincinnati Service Aces (five sets) 4 8/31 Rice 2012 Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 15

16 2012 Highs and s Purdue Opponent Kills (3g) High 41 vs. #21 Northern Iowa (8/24) 49 #24 Louisville (9/7) 22 vs. #12 Washington (8/31) 26 George Washington (8/25) Kills (4g) High 55 at Cincinnati (9/8) 43 Cincinnati (9/8) Kills (5g) High 76 at Rice (8/31) 61 Rice (8/31) Attempts (3g) High 108 vs. #21 Louisville (9/7) 127 #24 Louisville (9/7) 68 vs. George Washington (8/25) 81 #12 Washington (8/31) Attempts (4g) High 129 at Cincinnati (9/8) 136 Cincinnati (9/8) Attempts (5g) High 182 at Rice (8/31) 176 Rice (8/31) Hitting Perc. (3g) High.529 vs. George Washington (8/25).346 #12 Washington (8/31) vs. #12 Washington (8/31).061 LSU (9/1) Hitting Perc. (4g) High.256 at Cincinnati (9/8).162 Cincinnati (9/8) Hitting Perc. (5g) High.302 at Rice (8/31).210 Rice (8/31) Assists (3g) High 42 vs. Pittsburgh (8/25) 42 #24 Louisville (9/7) 21 vs. #12 Washington (8/31) 26 George Washington (8/25) Assists (4g) High 50 at Cincinnati (9/8) 40 Cincinnati (9/8) Assists (5g) High 69 at Rice (8/31) 56 Rice (8/31) Aces (3g) High 5 vs. LSU (9/1), vs. Pittsburgh (8/25) 6 #12 Washington (8/31) vs. George Washington (8/25) George Washington (8/25) vs. #21 Northern Iowa (8/24) 1 vs. #24 Louisville (9/7) 2 LSU (9/1); #21 Northern Iowa (8/24) Aces (4g) High 10 at Cincinnati (9/8) 1 Cincinnati (9/8) Aces (5g) High 7 at Rice (8/31) 4 Rice (8/31) Digs (3g) High 53 vs. #24 Louisville (9/7) 51 #24 Louisville (9/7) 33 vs. Pittsburgh (8/25) 21 George Washington (8/25) Digs (4g) High 60 at Cincinnati (9/8) 49 at Cincinnati (9/8) Digs (5g) High 80 at Rice (8/31) 77 Rice (8/31) Blocks (3g) High 11.0 vs. LSU (9/1) 13.5 #12 Washington (8/31) 2.0 vs. #12 Washington (8/31) 0 George Washington (8/25) Blocks (4g) High 8.0 at Cincinnati (9/8) 9.0 Cincinnati (9/8) Blocks (5g) High 13.0 at Rice (8/31) 8.0 Rice (8/31) Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes

17 Team Was Ranked...9/3/12 (#11) Played a Ranked Team...9/7/12 vs. #24 Louisville Defeated a Ranked Team... 8/24/12 vs. #21 Northern Iowa Played a Top 5 team...11/12/11 vs. #2 Nebraska Defeated a Top 5 team...11/12/11 vs. #2 Nebraska Played a Top 10 team...11/12/11 vs. #2 Nebraska Defeated a Top 10 team...11/12/11 vs. #2 Nebraska 3-set match...vs. #24 Louisville (9/7/12) 3-set match win...vs. LSU (9/1/12) 4-set match... at Cincinnati (9/8/12) 4-set match win... at Cincinnati (9/8/12) 5-set match... at Rice (8/31/12) 5-set match win... at Rice (8/31/12) Extended set... at Cincinnati (9/8/12) Extended set win... at #25 Ohio State (11/18/11) Kills 80 kills at Clemson (9/8/07) 70 kills at Rice (8/31/12) 60 kills at Rice (8/31/12) Opponent had 80 kills...80 by Minnesota (11/10/07) The Last Time It Happened Individual Double Doubles Kills-Digs...Ariel Turner (18K, 13D) at Cincinnati (9/8/12) Kill-Assists... Jaclyn Hart (10K, 24A) at Ohio State (11/4/07) Assists-Digs... Rachel Davis (23A, 10D) at Cincinnati (9/8/12) Kills-Blocks... Anna Drewry (10K, 11B) at Wisconsin (11/28/09) Triple Doubles Kills-Digs-Assists... Jaclyn Hart (12K, 10D, 41A)... vs. UCF (9/5/09) Kills-Digs-Blocks...Kim McConaha (13K, 12D, 10B)... vs. Northwestern (11/27/04) Kills 30 or more... 32, Joanna ry vs. Indiana (11/24/00) 25 or more...28, Ariel Turner at Rice (8/31/12) 20 or more...28, Ariel Turner at Rice (8/31/12) Two players with 20 or more...at Clemson (9/8/07)...Lynch (26), Merlau (23) Opponent had 30 kills...35, Katie Johnson, Michigan State (9/22/06) Double-digit kills 3 players... at Rice (8/31/12)... Turner (28), Drews (16), Nichol (12) 4 players...vs. Louisville (9/16/11)... Turner (20), Fisher (15), Rebarchak (11), Nichol (10) 5 or more players...vs. Louisville (12/5/08)... Lynch (15), Merlau (12), Gurnell (12), Pierce (11), Arthurs (10) Assists 90 assists...93 at Indiana (11/7/98) 80 assists...84 at Iowa (10/7/06) 70 assists...75 at Clemson (9/8/07) 60 assists at Rice (9/1/12) Opponent had 70 assists by Louisville (12/5/08) Aces 10 or more at Cincinnati (9/8/12) 5 or more at Cincinnati (9/8/12) Opponent had 10 aces or more...10 by #9 Penn State (10/14/11) Digs 100 digs vs. #21 Florida State (12/9/11) 90 digs...at #17 Minnesota (10/1/10) 80 digs at Rice (8/31/12) 70 digs at Rice (8/31/12) Opponent had 100 digs by Valparaiso (10/23/01) vs. #21 Florida State (12/9/11) Blocks 15 or more vs. #5 Illinois (11/2/11) 10 or more vs. LSU (9/1/12) Opponent had 15 or more by #21 Florida State (12/9/11) Aces 8 or more... 8, Debbie McDonald at Minnesota (11/24/89) 7 or more... 7, Ariel Turner at Cincinnati (9/8/12) 6 or more... 7, Ariel Turner at Cincinnati (9/8/12) 5 or more... 7, Ariel Turner at Cincinnati (9/8/12) Opponent with 5 or more... 6, Rachael Moss, #18 Duke (8/25/07) Digs 35 or more... 39, Blair Bashen at Baylor (9/5/09) 30 or more...30, Carly Cramer at Rice (8/31/12) 25 or more...30, Carly Cramer at Rice (8/31/12) 20 or more...21, Carly Cramer vs. LSU (9/1/12) Two players with 20 or more...vs. #21 Florida State (12/9/11)...Bashen (20), Turner (20) Opponent had 35 digs...35, Jennnifer Beltran, #5 Illinois (11/2/11) Double-digit digs 3 players... at Cincinnati (9/8/12)...Cramer (16), Turner (13), Davis (10) 4 players... at Rice (8/31/12)...Cramer (30), Davis (14), Miller (13), Turner (10) 5 players...vs. #21 Florida State (12/9/11)...Bashen (20), Turner (20), Davis (19), Ehlers (16), Fox (15) Blocks 14 or more...15, Stephanie Lynch vs. Utah (9/1/07) 10 or more...12, Kristen Arthurs vs. #13 Michigan (10/23/10) 8 or more... 8, Tiffany Fisher vs. Louisville (12/3/11) Opponent with 10 or more...11, Alexis Mitchell... Michigan State (11/20/10) 2012 Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 17

18 Kills 1...Debbie McDonald ( )..2, Danita Merlau ( )...1, Brooke White ( )...1, Becky Held ( )...1,544...Stephanie Lynch ( )...1, Linda Reichl ( )...1, Jane Neff ( )...1, Ariel Turner ( , Lauri Grimes ( )...1, Kim McConaha ( )...1,418 Kills Per Game 1....Debbie McDonald ( ) Brooke White ( ) Joanna ry ( ) Lauri Grimes ( ) Danita Merlau ( ) Carey Burvis ( ) Kim McConaha ( ) Bev Krupa ( ) Leah Wischmeier ( ) Darcy Jones ( ) Total Attempts 1...Danita Merlau ( )...5, Debbie McDonald ( )..4, Ariel Turner ( , Linda Reichl ( )...3, Lauri Grimes ( )...3, Brooke White ( )...3, Becky Held ( )...3, Jill Whiteman ( )...3, Kim McConaha ( )...3, Jane Neff ( )...3,420 Hitting Percentage 1....Stephanie Lynch ( ) Denise Davault ( ) Tiffany Fisher ( ) Debbie McDonald ( ) Brooke White ( ) Marianne Smith ( ) Joan King ( ) Jane Neff ( ) Donna Gill ( ) Elizabeth Jacques ( )..291 Kills Match: 106 vs. Duke, 10/15/86 Season: 2,066 in 1996 Total Attempts Match: 275 at Wisconsin, 10/12/90 Season: 5,656 in 1987 Purdue Career Top 10 List Assists 1...Renata Dargan ( )...5, Jaclyn Hart (2007-)...4, Taryn Catlin ( )...4, Annette Bauer ( )...4, Darcy Orin ( )...4, Mary Fischl ( )...4, Linda Menconi ( )...3, Paula Harmon ( )...3, Kelly Niedbalski ( )...3, Sam Gray ( )...1,566 Service Aces 1...Jan Hoosline ( ) Debbie McDonald ( ) Marianne Smith ( ) Becky Kanitz ( ) Linda Reichl ( ) Jane Neff ( ) JoAnn Wissen ( ) Kate Crandell ( ) Brooke White ( ) Jill Whiteman ( ) Digs 1....Kelli Miller ( )...2, Becky Kanitz ( )...1, Anne Mastandrea ( ) 1, Daren Poe ( )...1, Debbie McDonald ( )..1, Alisha Mitro ( )...1, Blair Bashen ( )...1, Brittany Dildine ( )..1, Kim Corwin ( )...1, Jill Whiteman ( )...1,120 Digs Per Game 1...Kelli Miller ( ) Daren Poe ( ) Becky Kanitz ( ) Anne Mastandrea ( ) Blair Bashen ( ) Alisha Mitro ( ) Carey Burvis ( ) Brittany Dildine ( ) Kim Corwin ( ) Darcy Jones ( ) Team Records Assists Match: 100 vs. Michigan, 11/22/96 Season: 1,890 in 1996 Service Aces Match: 22 at Minnesota, 10/2/82 Season: 386 in 1987 Block Solos 1...Kate Crandell ( ) Marianne Smith ( ) Jane Neff ( ) Stephanie Lynch ( ) Amber Douglas ( ) Barbara Meeker ( ) Jill Whiteman ( ) Debbie Leeman ( ) Jan Hoosline ( ) Donna Gill ( )...71 Block Assists 1...Stephanie Lynch ( ) Kristen Arthurs (2007-) Kim McConaha ( ) Debbie McDonald ( ) Marianne Smith ( ) Amber Douglas ( ) Brooke White ( ) Kate Crandell ( ) Tiffany Fisher ( ) Renata Dargan ( ) Total Blocks 1...Stephanie Lynch ( ) Marianne Smith ( ) Kate Crandell ( ) Jane Neff ( ) Amber Douglas ( ) Kristen Arthurs (2007-) Debbie McDonald ( ) Kim McConaha ( ) Brooke White ( ) Jill Whiteman ( ) Total Blocks Per Game 1...Donna Gill ( ) Stephanie Lynch ( ) Marianne Smith ( ) Debbie Leeman ( ) Kate Crandell ( ) Barbara Meeker ( ) Kim McConaha ( ) Jane Neff ( ) Sarah Emke ( ) Amber Douglas ( ) Block Solos Match: 18 vs. Northwestern, 10/15/83 Season: 230 in 1981 Block Assists Match: 42 vs. Indiana, 10/21/92 Season: 602 in 1987 Hitting Percentage Match:.560 ( ) vs. Notre Dame, 9/8/83 Season:.285 (1, ,395) in 1982 Digs Match: 144 at Western Michigan, 11/10/87 Season: 2,214 in Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes Total Blocks Match: 27.5 (10-35) at Illinois State, 10/20/82 Season: 451 ( ) in 1984 *Team records date to 1977, except service aces (1979), block solos and block assists (1981) and assists and digs (1983).

19 Purdue Individual Records Kills Match: 38 Bev Krupa at Indiana, 11/7/98 Season: 597 Debbie McDonald, 1989 Career: 2,108 Debbie McDonald, Total Attempts Match: 88 Joanna ry vs. Indiana, 11/24/00 Season: 1,512 Colleen DeMeyer, 1979 Career: 5,247 Danita Merlau, Hitting Percentage Match: ( ) Debbie McDonald at North Carolina State, 9/25/ ( ) Kristen Arthurs vs. Ball State, 8/28/09 Season:.409 ( ) Stephanie Lynch, 2008 Career:.351 ( ) Stephanie Lynch Assists Match: 87 Linda Menconi vs. Houston, 9/14/96 Season: 1,610 Darcy Orin, 1987 Career: 5,871 Renata Dargan, Service Aces Match: 9 Marianne Smith vs. Butler, 9/13/85 Season: 93 Marianne Smith, 1984 Career: 228 Jan Hoosline, Block Solos Match: 8 Kate Crandell vs. Pittsburgh,10/7/83 Season: 75 Jane Neff, 1981 Career: 223 Kate Crandell, Block Assists Match: 16 Donna Gill vs. Indiana,10/21/92 Amy Warner vs. Indiana,10/21/92 Season: 174 Stephanie Lynch, 2008 Career: 550 Stephanie Lynch, Total Blocks Match: 16 Donna Gill (3-13) vs. Michigan, 11/22/91 Donna Gill (0-16) vs. Indiana, 10/21/92 Amy Warner (0-16) vs. Indiana, 10/21/92 Season: 212 (67-145) Marianne Smith,1985 Career: 660 ( ) Stephanie Lynch, Digs Match: 40 Kelli Miller at Indiana, 10/17/07 Season: 606 Becky Kanitz, 1987 Career: 2,013 Kelli Miller, Note: Individual records date to 1982, except assists and digs (1983). Opponent Individual Records Kills Match: 41, Stacey Gordon, vs. Ohio State, 11/7/03 Total Attempts Match: 99, Rachel VanMeter, at Illinois, 11/16/05 Hitting Percentage Match:.909 ( ), Ariana Filho, Minnesota, 10/2/09 Assists Match: 99, Disa Johnson, Illinois, 10/22/86 Service Aces Match: 11, Connie Wolter, Florida, 9/3/88 Block Solos Match: 6, Sherri Rinker, at Ohio State, 11/1/86; Tiffany Meligan, Iowa, 11/19/93 Block Assists Match: 13, Taylor Reineke, vs. Wisconsin, 10/27/07 Johannah Bangert, at Illinois, 10/9/09 Total Blocks Match: 14 (1-13), Taylor Reineke, vs. Wisconsin, 10/27/07 Digs Match: 36, Christie Gardner, at Northwestern, 11/4/05 Superlative Records Longest Match: 2:59 vs. Illinois, 11/11/96 Shortest Match: 41 minutes vs. Notre Dame, 9/8/83 Longest win streak vs. an opponent: 24, vs. Indiana from 9/20/78 to 11/22/85 vs. Michigan State from 9/18/81 to 10/15/93 Longest current win streak vs. an opponent: 16, vs. Ball State from 9/22/78 to present Most five-game matches vs. an opponent: 26, vs. Northwestern Purdue is in those matches Longest win streak in a season: 33 matches, from 9/11/82 to 12/12/82 Longest win streak: 32 matches, from 10/24/81 to 11/19/83 The Last Time... A Purdue player recorded 30-plus kills: 11/24/00 Joanna ry, 32 vs. Indiana A Purdue player recorded 75-plus attempts: 12/9/11 Ariel Turner, 76 vs. #21 Florida State A Purdue player recorded 65-plus assists: 9/8/07 Jaclyn Hart, 67 at Clemson A Purdue player served up 7-plus aces: 9/8/12 Ariel Turner at Cincinnati A Purdue player recorded 10-plus blocks: 10/23/10 Kristen Arthurs, 12 vs. Michigan A Purdue player recorded 30-plus digs: 8/31/12 Carly Cramer, 30 at Rice 2012 Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes 19

20 RADIO/TELEVISION ROSTER 1 Rachel Davis 6-0, RS Jr., S 2 Val Nichol 6-0, So., S/OH 3 Hilliary Fox 6-1, Jr., DS 4 Sam Epenesa 6-0, Fr., OH 6 Kate Workman 5-6, Fr., DS 7 Amanda Neill 5-8, Fr., DS 8 Ariel Turner 6-1, Sr., OH 9 Amanda Miller 5-7, RS Sr., DS 10 Katie Griffin 6-2, RS Jr., OH 11 Carly Cramer 5-6, RS Jr., DS 12 KiKi Jones 6-1, So., MB 13 Faye Adelaja 6-0, Fr., MB 15 Courtney Gosewisch So., OF, L/R 16 Kaisley Fisher 6-3, RS Fr., MB 17 Catherine Rebarchak 6-1, RS Jr., OH 18 Annie Drews 6-4, Fr., OH 19 Bridget Powell 5-6, Fr., DS 20 Anna Drewry 6-3, Sr., MB Dave Shondell Head Coach 10th year Kathy Jewell Asst. Coach 10th year John Shondell Asst. Coach 10th year Jason Yhost Volunteer Asst. 1st Year Tiffany Fisher Student Asst. Coach 1st Year Boilermaker Volleyball Game Notes