2017 PEPPERDINE MEN S VOLLEYBALL MATCH 22: MPSF QUARTERFINAL NO. 8 PEPPERDINE AT NO. 4 HAWAI I

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1 2017 SCHEDULE/RESULTS OVERALL: MPSF: 8-10 HOME: 5-5 AWAY: 5-6 NEUTRAL: 0-0 Date Opponent Time/Result 1/4 McKendree W, 3-2 1/5 McMaster# W, 3-2 1/6 McMaster# W, 3-1 1/13 at #8 Loyola-Chicago W, 3-2 1/14 at #9 Lewis L, 1-3 1/20 #10 Stanford* L, 1-3 1/25 Cal Baptist* W, 3-1 1/28 USC* W, 3-2 2/2 at #3 Long Beach State* L, 0-3 2/8 #12 UC Santa Barbara* W, 3-1 2/11 #4 UCLA* L, 2-3 2/16 at Cal Baptist* W, 3-1 2/18 at USC* L, 2-3 2/24 at #4 Hawai i* L, 0-3 2/26 at #4 Hawai i* L, 0-3 3/10 #3 BYU* L, 0-3 3/11 #3 BYU* L, 0-3 3/15 at #14 CSUN* W, 3-2 3/18 at #8 Stanford* W, 3-1 3/25 #5 UC Irvine* L, 1-3 3/30 UC San Diego* W, 3-0 4/7 at UC San Diego* W, 3-1 4/8 at #5 UC Irvine* L, 2-3 MPSF Championship 4/15 at #4 Hawai i 4/20 MPSF Semifinal 4/22 MPSF Final NCAA Championship (Columbus, Ohio) 4/28 NCAA Quarterfinal 5/4 NCAA Semifinal 5/6 NCAA Final Home matches in bold All times Pacific unless otherwise noted Opponent s ranking at time of match listed * MPSF match # Exhibition match VOLLEYBALL CONTACT: SARAH OTTEMAN ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS sarah.otteman@pepperdine.edu phone: PEPPERDINE MEN S VOLLEYBALL MATCH 22: MPSF QUARTERFINAL NO. 8 PEPPERDINE AT NO. 4 HAWAI I april 15, PM (pt) STAN SHERIFF CENTER HONOLULU, HAWAI I COMPETING WITH PURPOSE GAME NOTES April 13, 2017 MALIBU, Calif. The 8th-ranked and 6th-seeded Pepperdine men s volleyball team enters the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament on Saturday with a quarterfinal match-up against 4th-ranked and 3rd-seeded Hawai i. The match will begin at 10 p.m. (PT) and air on OC Sports. MATCH 22 MPSF QUARTERFINAL Saturday (April 15) at Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, Hawai i.: No. 8 Pepperdine (10-11, 8-10 MPSF) at No. 4 Hawai i (24-4, 14-4 MPSF), at 10p.m. (PT). Watch on OCSports COVERAGE/SOCIAL MEDIA The matches will have live stream available with links to be found of PepperdineWaves. com. on Twitter for immediate updates throughout the match. Check on com for updates, results and more. UP NEXT Pending a win, the Waves will play next in the MPSF semifinal on April 20. MPSF TOURNAMENT The Waves enter the tournament as the No. 6 seed and face 4th-ranked and 3rd-seeded Hawai i in Honolulu on April 15. No. 1 Long Beach State tabbed the top-seed and will face 10th-ranked and 8th-seeded USC. No. 2 BYU picked up the 2nd-seed and will host 9th-ranked and 7th-seeded Stanford. No. 5 UC Irvine is the fourth-seed and will host 6th-ranked and 5th-seeded UCLA. The semifinal round will be at host sites on April 20. MPSF TOURNAMENT: A WAVES HISTORY This season marks the 23rd that Pepperdine has earned a berth in the MPSF tournament, with four MPSF championship titles and a all-time tournament record for a.581 success rate. Pepperdine first won the tournament in 1998 when the Waves defeated top-ranked and top-seeded UCLA with a four-set match as the third-seed. As the top-seed in 2002, the team defeated 2nd-seeded Hawai i in four sets in Malibu and in the NCAA Championship run in 2005, Pepperdine downed 2ndseeded Long Beach State in a three-set bout. The last time the Waves won the MPSF tournament was in 2008 when the team entered as the No. 5 seed and bested 4th-seeded UCLA, top-seeded Long Beach State and 2ndseeded BYU to earn a spot in the NCAA tournament. The Match 22 Saturday April p.m. (PT) Opponent... #4 Hawai i Head Coach... Charlie Wade 2017 Record , 14-4 MPSF Website... HawaiiAthletics.com Series... PEP leads Last Meeting , A, L, 0-3 Watch... OC Sports 2017 AVCA Coaches Poll Rk School (1st Votes) Record 1 Long Beach State (21) Ohio State (2) BYU (1) Hawai i UC Irvine UCLA Lewis Pepperdine Stanford Southern California Ball State Loyola-Chicago Penn State Grand Canyon CSUN Others Receiving Votes: Saint Francis, Sacred Heart, UC /PeppVolleyball /PepperdineWaves PepperdineWaves 1

2 QUICK FACTS General School... Pepperdine University Location...Malibu, Calif Founded (Malibu Campus in 1972) Enrollment... 8,000 total/3,000 undergraduate Colors... Blue and Orange Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...West Coast Conference President...Andrew K. Benton Athletic Director...Dr. Steve Potts Athletic Department Phone... (310) Ticket Office Phone...(866) WAVE-TIX Home Arena... Firestone Fieldhouse Capacity...3,104 Opened Coaching Staff Head Coach...Marv Dunphy (34th Season) ...marv.dunphy@pepperdine.edu Career Record (33 seasons) Assistant Coach... David Hunt (8th season) phone... (310) davidhunt@pepperdine.edu Assistant Coach...Sean Rooney (2nd season) phone... (310) sean.rooney@pepperdine.edu Volunteer Assistant... TBD Team Information 2016 Overall Record Conference Record Postseason... MPSF Quarterfinal Starters Returning/Lost... 4/2 + libero Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 18/2 Newcomers...5 (3 freshmen/2 transfers) Men s Volleyball Information All-Time Record seasons...46 first season All-Time Conference Record seasons...45 All-Time MPSF Record seasons...24 NCAA Championships Appearances...15 last national championships...5 years , 1985, 1986, 1992, 2005 Athletic Communications Director...Roger Horne Office Phone... (310) Roger.Horne@pepperdine.edu Assistant/MVB Contact... Sarah Otteman Office Phone... (310) Cell Phone... (815) Sarah.Otteman@pepperdine.edu SID Mailing Address Pacific Coast Hwy... Malibu, CA SID Fax... (310) Press Row Phone... (310) Website... Twitter...@PeppVolleyball Facebook... PeppVolleyball Instagram...PepperdineWaves last time the Waves reached the finals was in 2015, when Pepperdine fell in four sets to top-seeded UC Irvine. Last season, the Waves were downed in the quarterfinal match-up at 3rd-seeded Long Beach State in three sets. THE NO. 8 WAVES The Waves earned the No. 6 seed in the tournament for the second consecutive year after going overall and 8-10 in the MPSF throughout the regular season. Pepperdine currently ranks 8th in the nation after averaging kills/set, assists/set, 1.05 aces/set, 9.02 digs/set and 2.37 blocks/set this season. On 2,296 total attacked, the team has amassed 1,039 kills and only 355 errors for a.285 hitting percentage. David Wieczorek leads the team with 3.89 kill/set on a.361 success rate this season. He has also amassed 0.21 aces/set, 1.02 digs/set and 0.61 blocks/set for the Waves. Michael Wexter is next on the attack front with 2.59 kills/set on a.239 output, along with leading the team with 0.26 aces/set and adding 1.66 digs/set and 0.59 blocks/ set. Mitchell Penning has a team-best 1.11 blocks/set this season on 91 total blocks including six solo rejections. He adds 1.57 kills/set, 0.17 aces/set and 0.44 digs/set to the Waves effort as well. Weston Barnes led the team in the back row with 2.01 digs/set on 135 total digs. He has only posted 22 receiving errors all season, while amassing 461 total reception attempts for a.952 success rate. Soren Dion-Kindem is leading in the playmaking duties recently, posting assists/set and adding 2.12 digs/set for Pepperdine. LAST MATCH-UPS VS. TRITONS & ANTEATERS Last weekend, the Waves closed out regular season action with match-ups against UC San Diego and 5th-ranked UC Irvine, going 1-1 with a four-set win over the Tritons and a tough five-set loss to the Anteaters. First against UCSD, the Waves amassed a.394 hitting percentage with 57 kills on 109 swings, also posting two aces, 34 digs and 6.0 team blocks. The opposition was good for a.312 success rate with 51 kills on 109 attempts, while adding three aces, 28 digs and 5.5 blocks. David Wieczorek led the squad with a career-best 28-kills on a career-high.591 attack output, while also leading the team with two aces. Mitchell Penning posted a team-high four blocks, including one solo rejection and Soren Dion-Kindem tabbed a team-best 44-assists. Pepperdine then closed out the regular season with a five-set match-up against UCI. The Waves tallied a.256 success rate with 53 kills on 121 attempts, while adding three aces, 35 digs and 12.0 team blocks. The Anteaters excelled on the attack with 74 kills on a.354 output, and added seven aces, 41 digs and 9.0 team blocks for the win. Wieczorek led the team again with 19 kills, while possessing eight digs and three blocks. Clay Carr led the squad with five blocks, while Penning also amassed four blocks and eight kills on a.636 attack output. Dion-Kindem was solid with his fifthcareer double-double after putting up 46 assists, 10 digs and four blocks. Noah Dyer posted 10 kills on a career-best.360 hitting percentage and Michael Wexter added eight kills as well. OPPONENT NOTES: NO. 4 HAWAI I Pepperdine holds a overall record against Hawai i, dating back to the 1981 campaign when the two teams first met and the Waves won in straight sets. The longest Waves winning streak was sixconsecutive matches, which occurred three times: , and The last time Pepperdine posted wins in Honolulu were in 2009 when the team won back-to-back four-set matches. Last season, the Waves and Rainbow Warriors split the two matches in Firestone Fieldhouse. Pepperdine took the first night in straight sets, but UH picked up the second match in four. This season, UH has a 24-4 regular season record and finishes 14-4 in the MPSF, earning the third-seed in the tournament. 2

3 The team is currently on a four-match winning streak with two most recent series wins against 15th-ranked CSUN in three sets and four sets, and two wins against 6th-ranked UCLA in four sets each. The Rainbow Warriors have gone 17-0 when playing at home this season. VOLLEYBALL HISTORY Pepperdine has won five NCAA men s volleyball championships, second only to UCLA. The Waves have won the MPSF Tournament three times and have won or shared 10 regular-season conference titles. Pepperdine has won either an MPSF regular-season or tournament title (or both) in six of the last 15 seasons. The Waves have finished in the top six in the final AVCA poll in 16 of the last 19 seasons. Pepperdine student-athletes have won national player of the year honors nine times and All-American accolades 82 times. A Pepperdine alum has competed at the Olympics every time since 1984 (Sean Rooney won gold in 2008). MARV DUNPHY Now in his 34th season as head coach of the Waves, Marv Dunphy has time and again proven himself to be one of the top teachers in the sport. He has directed Pepperdine to four NCAA championships, each in a different decade (1978, 1985, 1992, 2005). He was the 2005 National Coach of the Year and is a three-time MPSF Coach of the Year. He entered the 2017 season with a career record of (.694). Dunphy has long been involved with USA Volleyball, having been part of the coaching staff at seven Olympics, including head coach of the 1988 team and consultant coach for the 2008 squad, both of which won gold. Dunphy, along with David Hunt and Joe Trinsey, were on staff when the U.S. Women s National Team won their first-ever gold medal at a major event (including the Olympics), after winning the 2014 FIVB World Championships. He and Hunt were also a part of the coaching staff with the most recent 2016 U.S. Women s National Team in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where the pair helped lead the team to a Bronze medal. He has been inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame (1994), AVCA Hall of Fame (2009) and the Pepperdine Athletics Hall of Fame (2010). ABOUT PEPPERDINE Pepperdine boasts a one-of-a-kind athletic department with unprecedented success for a school of its size. The Waves have won NCAA Division I Championships in five different men s sports one of just 17 schools to have accomplished this feat and nine overall. Of this elite group, Pepperdine has the smallest undergraduate enrollment, is the only school without football and is the only university that has not been affiliated with a major conference. The Waves have won a total of 25 team or individual national championships in their history. Pepperdine has also earned the Division I-AAA All-Sports Trophy, an award based on postseason success that s given to the top non-football school, three times (most recently in ). Located in scenic Malibu, Calif., the university overlooks the Pacific Ocean and its campus and athletic facilities are regularly voted among the nation s most beautiful. Pepperdine, which is affiliated with the Church of Christ, ranks No. 50 overall on U.S. News and World Report s list of America s best colleges MEN S VOLLEYBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 1 Michael Wexter OPP 6-6 So. 1V New Lenox, Ill. (Lincoln-Way West HS) 2 Mitchell Penning MB 6-7 Sr. 3V St. Louis, Mo. (Westminster Christian Academy) 3 Jack Cole MB 6-6 RS-Fr. SQ Lafayette, Calif. (Campolindo HS) 4 Daniel Vaziri OPP/MB 6-6 RS-So. SQ Sherman Oaks, Calif. (Notre Dame HS/Santa Monica College) 5 Noah Dyer OH/S 6-5 Fr. HS San Clemente, Calif. (Saddleback Valley Christian HS) 6 Colby Harriman OH 6-4 Jr. 2V Rochester, N.Y. (McQuaid Jesuit HS) 7 Kyle Suppes MB 6-8 RS-Sr. 3V Union City, Calif. (Bellarmine College Prep) 8 Soren Dion-Kindem S 6-2 Sr. 2V Agoura, Calif. (Agoura HS) 9 Clay Carr MB/OPP 6-6 Jr. 1V Costa Mesa, Calif. (Newport Harbor HS) 10 Kaleb Denmark OH 6-4 So. 1V Redlands, Calif. (Arrowhead Christian Academy) 11 James Gehrels OH 6-4 Sr. 3V Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic HS) 12 Chad McCallister L 6-0 Sr. 1V Huntington Beach, Calif. (Marina HS) 13 Max Chamberlain MB 6-6 So. 1V Burbank, Calif. (John Burroughs HS) 14 Augie Miller OPP 6-4 So. SQ Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar HS) 15 Weston Barnes L 6-1 RS-Jr. 1V Laguna Beach, Calif. (Laguna Beach HS/George Mason) 16 Max States OH 6-1 Sr. 3V Honolulu, Hawaii (Solimar Academy) 17 Joshua Stewart S 6-4 Sr. 2V San Jose, Calif. (Bellarmine College Prep/Pacific) 18 Robert Mullahey S 6-4 Fr. HS Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa HS) 19 David Wieczorek OH 6-8 RS-So. 1V Chicago, Ill (Loyola Academy) 20 Owen Yoshimoto L/OH 6-2 RS-Jr. TR Ventura, Calif. (Adolfo Camarillo HS/Santa Barbara CC) 21 Nolan Sharp L 5-10 Fr. 1V El Segundo, Calif. (El Segundo HS) 22 Alex Harthaller OH 6-6 Jr. TR Innsbruck, Austria (Akademischeg Gymnasium/IPFW) 23 Sam Bradley MB 6-5 Fr. HS Honolulu, Hawai i (Punahou School) Pronunciation Guide Soren Dion-Kindem DEE-on KIN-dem Noah Dyer DYE-er James Gehrels GAIR - ils Alex Harthaller hart-hall-er Robert Mullahey mull-ay-hee Kyle Suppes SOOP-ihs Daniel Vaziri vuh-zeer-ee David Wieczorek why-zor-ek Coaching Staff Head Coach: Marv Dunphy, 34th season, Pepperdine 74 Associate Head Coach: David Hunt, 8th season, UCLA 08 Assistant Coach: Sean Rooney, 2nd season, Pepperdine 05 Volunteer Coach: Bradley Rostratter Student Manager: Andrew Strick, 2nd season Owen Yoshimoto YOH-shee-MOH-toh 3

4 4 WAVES AT FIRESTONE FIELDHOUSE The Waves posted a 7-5 record at home in 2016 and have only experienced one losing season in Malibu since 1974 (1990). Pepperdine has gone undefeated at home three times: 1976 (6-0), 1978 (10-0) and 2005 (14-0) The Waves, currently in their 44th season at Firestone Fieldhouse in 2017, are of * (.773) at home. The Waves all-time at home: Year Record Pct * * * * WAVES' RESUME #1 MICHAEL WEXTER - OH - SO 2016: Played with US Junior National Team in the summer. Appeared in 14 matches and 36 sets as a true freshman. USA: Played for US Junior National Team in HS: Leads Lincoln Way-West in career assists, aces and kills all-time... single-season record-holder in aces, assists and blocks... Joliet Herald and Daily Southtown Player of the Year... All-State 1st Team. #2 MITCHELL PENNING - MB - SR 2016: MPSF All-Academic Team. Started in 23 matches with 86 sets played. Averaged 1.53 kills/set, 2.22 points/set, 0.95 blocks/ set, 0.34 digs/set and 0.20 aces/set with a.394 hitting percentage. 2015: First-year starter, posted a.846 ( ) hit. % vs. BYU (3/20) to rank fourth in Pepperdine history HS: AVCA Boys HS Senior All-America first team, Volleyball Magazine Boys HS All-American second team, U.S. Boys Youth National Team member in #3 JACK COLE - MB - RS-FR 2016: Redshirted his freshman campaign. HS: Led Campolindo HS to a BCL-East Championship title. Tabbed All-School Male Athlete of the Year and named BCL-East Most Outstanding Player of the Year in #4 DANIEL VAZIRI - OPP/MB - RS-SO 2016: Did not see any action as a freshman. SMC: Led Santa Monica College and the California Community College Athletic Association with a.505 hitting percentage in HS: All-Mission League First Team performer at Notre Dame HS... Named Mission League Best Offensive Player. #5 NOAH DYER - OH/S - FR HS: Played for the US Youth National Team in CIF Division 4/5 and San Joaquin League Player of the Year all four seasons. All- Orange County first team in senior and junior seasons. Led team to CIF Division 5 Championships in 2013 and #6 COLBY HARRIMAN - OH - JR 2016: One-of-three Waves to start in all 24 matches. Averaged 2.61 kills/set, 3.10 points/set, 0.80 digs/set, 0.68 blocks/set and 0.14 aces and assists/set. 2015: Season-high five kills in season opener vs.. North Greenville... Played in three matches. USA: Member of 2013 USAV Boys Youth National team & Youth A1 team, Paced BYNT in kills at the 2013 FIVB Youth World Championships. HS: Won three state titles, AVCA HS All-American first team as senior, VBM Fab 50, All-Greater Rochester Player of the Year as senior. #7 KYLE SUPPES - MB - RS-SR 2016: Redshirted the 2016 season. 2015: Did not play as a junior 2014: Did not see action as a sophomore 2013: Played in three matches, deliving one kill and one block. HS: All-West Catholic Athletic League first team honor as a senior. Played as a member of the USAV Beach U21 Elite Eight squad in #8 SOREN DION-KINDEM - S - SR 2016: Playmaker in 36 sets as a junior. Averaged 8.61 assists/set, 1.53 digs/set, 0.81 blocks/set, 0.74 points/set and 0.22 kills/set. 2015: Started in the season-opener vs. North Greenville, scattering 21 assists and a pair of blocks for the Waves. USA: Captain of 2014 U.S. Junior National Team that won bronze at the NORCECA Continental Championship, 2013 U.S. Boys Youth National Team, competed at FIVB U19 World Championship. HS: All-Marmonte first team as senior. #9 CLAY CARR - OPP - JR 2016: Played in 25 sets, averaging 1.08 kills/set, 1.04 blocks/set, 1.70 points/set and 0.52 digs/set on a.384 hitting output. 2015: Did not see any playing time. HS: VBM Fab 50, three-time All-Sunset League. #10 KALEB DENMARK - OH - SO 2016: Played in one match as a true freshman. USA: Played for US Junior National Beach Team at both U19 and U21 levels. HS: Named Ambassador League MVP and Player of the Year, while tabbing All-Ambassador League First Team... Also garnered CIF Division 5 Player of the Year, Inland Valley Player of the Year and Daily Facts Boys Volleyball Player of the Year honors. #11 JAMES GEHRELS - OH - SR 2016: MPSF All-Academic. Member of National, WCC and Pepperdine SAACs. Played in 12 matches as a junior as one of the first off the bench. Averaged 1.96 kills/set, 0.88 digs/set, 0.52 blocks/set, 2.42 points/set and 0.16 aces/set. 2015: Co-President of SAAC... Appeared in eight matches and 10 sets. HS: All-Southern Arizona Player of the Year by Tucson Citizen & Arizona Daily Star. #12 CHAD MCCALLISTER - L - SR 2016: Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete. Did not see action as a junior. 2015: Appeared in one set and tabbed one assist against North Greenville... Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete. HS: VBM Fab-50, All-Sunset League. #13 MAX CHAMBERLAIN - MB - SO 2016: Played in two matches with one start. Averaged 0.50 kills/set, 0.25 assists/set and 0.50 points/set. HS: led John Burroughs HS to a sixth-consecutive Pacific League title in Led the team in kills and was second in aces. Tallied 167 kills, 33 blocks, 29 digs and 13 aces for the team. #14 AUGIE MILLER - OPP - SO 2016: Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete. Did not see action as a freshman. HS: Tabbed All-Pacific Coast League First Team and All-Orange County Second Team honors out of Corona del Mar HS. Produced 230 kills and 68 total blocks throughout his senior season. #15 WESTON BARNES - L - RS-JR 2016: Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete. Played in 23-of-24 matches as a sophomore. Averaged 2.02 digs/set with 178 total digs as libero. Had a season-high 15 digs against UC Irvine at home on 1/ (at George Mason): Played in 64 sets and recorded 83 digs and 1.30 digs/set... Had a career-high 17 digs against Harvard in the EIVA Championship semi-final match (at George Mason): Redshirted. HS: Named All-League in 2012 and 2014 for Laguna Beach HS... Earned First Team All-CIF and Orange County All-Star honors in #16 MAX STATES - OH - SR 2016: Played in 23-of-24 matches as a junior. Tabbed six aces, five digs and one assist after serving 98 total times for the Waves. 2015: Played in 23 matches and 69 sets... Posted six aces and eight digs throughout the season. 2014: Joined team in January, used as a pinch server and defensive specialist. #17 JOSHUA STEWART - S - SR 2016: MPSF All-Academic and Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete. Started as the Waves primary setter in 18 matches, while playing in 20. Averaged assists/set, 1.16 digs/set, 0.51 points/set, 0.44 blocks/ set, 0.21 kills/set and 0.09 aces/set. 2015: Appeared in 17 matches and 51 sets... Earned six digs on the season... Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete. 2014: Set for Pacific during its final season, avg assists & 1.02 digs. HS: All-West Catholic Athletic League & All-Central Coast Section. #18 ROBERT MULLAHEY - S - FR HS: Played for the US Beach National Team from 2013 to All- Bay League and Daily Breeze first team as a enior. Helped team to Bay League, State and National Championships in #19 DAVID WIECZOREK - OH - RS-SO 2016: All-MPSF second team, MPSF All-Freshman Team, MPSF All-Academic and OfftheBlock/Springbak, Inc. Fan Choice National Player of the Year in One-of-three Waves to start in all 24 matches, averaging 3.65 points/set, 2.94 kills/set, 1.06 digs/set, 0.65 blocks/set, 0.35 aces/set and 0.12 assists/set as a redshirtfreshman. 2015: Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete... Redshirted as a freshman. HS: Holds Loyola Academy record and ranks 6th in Illinois HS Association history with 1,263 career kills, 2014 Chicago Sun-Times Player of the Year. #20 OWEN YOSHIMOTO - OH/DS - RS-JR 2016 (at Santa Barbara CC): Played in 18 matches, averaging 2.26 kills/set, 0.45 blocks/set, 0.10 aces/set and 1.88 digs/set (at Moorpark College): All-WSC first team, while amassing 245 kills, 135 digs and averaged 3.50 kills/set. HS: Member of the US Beach Junior National Team for U19 and U21 campaigns. Led Adolfo Camarillo HS to CIF-Southern Section championship match and was named Pacific View League s Most Valuable Player, All-CIF-SS first team and The Start s Boys Volleyball Player of the Year accolades. #21 NOLAN SHARP - L - SO 2016: Pepperdine Scholar-Athlete. Played in 15 matches and 31 sets as a libero or defensive specialist. Averaged 0.32 digs/set and 0.16 assists/set. HS: All-CIF First Team and All-Ocean League Defensive Player of the Year out of El Segundo HS as a senior... All-CIF Honorable Mention and All-Pioneer League Defensive Player of the Year as a junior. #22 ALEX HARTHALLER - OH - JR 2016 (at IPFW): Played in 15 matches, earning All-MIVA honroable mention after totaling points off 125 kills and 28 blocks (at IPFW): OfftheBlock National Freshman All-American in Started in all 30 matches, earning All-MIVA second team honors after leading the team with 326 kills and 40 aces and averaging 2.96 kills/set and 0.36 aces/set. HS: Played for Team Austria U21 in 2014 and with the Austian men s team since #23 SAM BRADLEY - MB - FR HS: Played with USA A1 Youth Team as a USA High Performance Youth National A1 Team Selection in Led Punahour School to Hawai i State Championship titles in 2014, 2015 and 2016 after helping the team go undefeated in all three seasons.

5 2017 MPSF & AVCA NEWS 2017 STANDINGS MPSF OVERALL W L Pct. Home Away Streak W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak #^ Long Beach State W W3 #^ BYU W W2 #^ Hawaii W W4 #^ UC Irvine W W8 # UCLA L L2 # Pepperdine L L1 # Stanford W W1 # USC W W3 UC Santa Barbara L L5 CSUN L L9 UC San Diego L L4 Cal Baptist L L3 MPSF Champion and NCAA Automatic Qualifier determined at conference tournament, April # Clinched MPSF Tournament Bid ^MPSF Quarterfinal Host 2017 AWARDS MPSF Player of the Week David Wieczorek (1/30) OffTheBlock/Springbak, Inc. National Player of the Month David Wieczorek (January - released on 2/2) 2016 AWARDS AVCA All-American Second Team - Matt Tarantino Honorable Mention - Tommy Carmody Off the Block/Springbak Inc. National Blocker of the Year Tommy Carmody All-MPSF First Team - Matt Tarantino Second Team - Tommy Carmody, David Wieczorek MPSF All-Freshman Team David Wieczorek MPSF Player of the Week Matt Tarantino (3/14, 3/21) MPSF All-Academic James Gehrels Mitchell Penning Joshua Stewart David Wieczorek AVCA 30 Under 30 Award Assistant Coach David Hunt Off The Block, Springbak, Inc. Preseason All-American Second Team: Matt Tarantino, Pepperdine Honorable Mention: Mitchell Penning, Pepperdine 2017 AVCA Preseason Coaches Poll Rank School (1st Votes) Points 2016 Record Prev. Rank 1 Ohio State (23) UCLA (1) BYU Long Beach State Pepperdine Lewis Hawai i UC Irvine NR 9 Stanford George Mason Loyola-Chicago UC Santa Barbara Penn State CSUN Ball State Others Receiving Votes: Saint Francis, Cal Baptist, USC MPSF Preseason Coaches Poll Rank School Points (1st) 2016 Record 1 BYU 119 (9) UCLA 111 (3) Long Beach State UC Irvine Pepperdine Hawai i Stanford UC Santa Barbara CSUN USC Cal Baptist UC San Diego

6 2016 TV/RADIO ROSTER MB 6-6 RS-Fr. Lafayette, Calif. OPP/MB 6-6 RS-So. Sherman Oaks, Calif. #5 Noah Dyer OH/S 6-5 Fr. San Clemente, Calif. #6 Colby Harriman #9 Clay Carr #10 Kaleb Denmark #11 James Gehrels #12 Chad McCallister #15 Weston Barnes #16 Max States #1 Michael Wexter #2 Mitchell Penning #7 Kyle Suppes #8 Soren Dion-Kindem S 6-2 Sr. Agoura, Calif. OPP/MB 6-6 Jr. Costa Mesa, Calif. #13 Max Chamberlain #14 Augie Miller OH 6-6 So. New Lenox, Ill. MB 6-8 RS-Sr. Union City, Calif. MB 6-6 So. Burbank, Calif. MB 6-7 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. OPP 6-4 So. Newport Beach, Calif. #3 Jack Cole L 6-1 RS-Jr. Laguna Beach, Calif. #19 David Wieczorek #20 Owen Yoshimoto OH 6-8 RS-So. Chicago, Ill. Marv Dunphy 6 Head Coach 34th Season OH/DS 6-2 RS-Jr. Ventura, Calif. David Hunt Associate Head Coach 8th Season #4 Daniel Vaziri OH 6-4 So. Redlands, Calif. OH 6-1 Sr. Honolulu, Hawaii #21 Nolan Sharp L 5-10 So. El Segundo, Calif. Sean Rooney Assistant Coach 2nd Season OH 6-4 Sr. Tucson, Ariz. S 6-4 Sr. San Jose, Calif. OH 6-6 Jr. Innsbruck, Austria Volunteer Assistant 1st Season L 6-0 Sr. Huntington Beach, Calif. #17 Joshua Stewart #18 Robert Mullahey #22 Alex Harthaller Bradley Rostratter OH 6-4 Jr. Rochester, N.Y. S 6-4 Fr. Manhattan Beach, Calif. #23 Sam Bradley MB 6-5 Fr. Honolulu, Hawai i Andrew Strick Student Manager 2nd Season Katie Sniffen Athletic Trainer 4th Season

7 HEAD COACH MARV DUNPHY 34th Season at Pepperdine Career/School Record: (.690) (.663) MPSF Widely recognized as one of the game s premier coaches, Dr. Marv Dunphy has directed Pepperdine to four NCAA men s volleyball titles and is heading into his 34th season as the Waves head coach in Dunphy, who holds a career record of (.690)*, is noted for his highly technical approach to the game and diligent training methods. He was the 2005 National Coach of the Year and is a three-time MPSF Coach of the Year. As a result of his training, 22 different Waves have earned 38 All-American first team accolades. Overall, 44 Pepperdine players have been named All-Americans 74 times under Dunphy s direction. Six different athletes have gone on to earn either AVCA or Volleyball Magazine National Player of the Year honors a combined nine times in Bob Ctvrtlik (1985), George Roumain (1998, 1999), Brad Keenan (2002, 2003), Sean Rooney (2004, 2005), Jonathan Winder (2007) and Paul Carroll (2009). With six AVCA Player of the Year selections, no other men s program has had more POTY recipients than Pepperdine since the organization began issuing the awards in MILESTONE WINS at #1 BYU (3/19/2016) vs. Cal St. Northridge (2/26/2010) vs. Pacific (3/19/2005) at UC Irvine (1/13/2001) vs. UC Irvine (1/20/1994) vs. Saint Mary s (2/23/1985) THE DUNPHY FILE Four NCAA Championship titles Seven regular-season MPSF titles Four MPSF Tournament crowns 2005 NCAA Coach of the Year Three-time MPSF Coach of the Year Dunphy has had a long, successful coaching tenure with the U.S. National Team. The American squad maintained a No. 1 world ranking and compiled an impressive overall record of (.864) during his time as coach. Additionally, the team won every major international tournament: the 1985 World Cup, the 1986 World Championships, the 1987 Pan American Games and, most importantly, the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea. Since then, he has been an assistant coach for the men s team at the 2000 Olympics and a consultant coach at the 1996, 2004 and 2008 Olympics. In 2012 and 2016, Dunphy served as a consultant coach in London and Rio de Janeiro for silver and bronze medal winning women s squad. Dunphy helped the U.S. Women s National Team make history in October He served as an assistant coach during Team USA s gold-medal run at the FIVB World Championships in Italy. It was the U.S. women s first-ever gold medal at any major tournament, including the World Championships, World Cup and Olympic Games. In the spring of 2011, Dunphy was awarded the U.S. Olympic Achievement Award for his part in helping the U.S. National Team capture gold in Beijing. Nineteen of his Pepperdine volleyball players have represented the U.S. National Team, with 10 taking part in the Olympics. In 1994, Dunphy was formally recognized for his immense contribution to the sport, as he was inducted into the Volleyball Hall of Fame in Holyoke, Mass. His 1988 Olympic Team was inducted in the fall of He was also put into the AVCA Hall of Fame in December 2009 and the Pepperdine Athletics Hall of Fame in Among his honors from the FIVB (the International Volleyball Federation) are the 1987 Coach of the Year and the 1999 All-Time Great Coaches Award (contemporary division). Also in 1999, he was a finalist for the FIVB s Greatest Coach of the Century Award. Under Dunphy s guidance, the program has received NCAA public recognition awards for its outstanding APR scores five times ( , , , and ). A native of nearby Topanga Canyon, Dunphy was a middle blocker at Pepperdine during the sport s formative years at the intercollegiate level and earned a bachelor s degree in kinesiology from the university in After completing his athletics eligibility, Dunphy continued his affiliation with the Pepperdine program, serving as an assistant coach to both Harlan Cohen and Burt DeGroot before assuming the head coaching duties in The following season, Dunphy led Pepperdine to its first-ever NCAA team championship, as the Waves upended UCLA in five games in Columbus, Ohio, to win the national crown. Dunphy, who earned a master s degree in physical education from USC in 1978, left Pepperdine following the 1978 championship season to obtain his doctorate degree in the same subject area at Brigham Young University. Dunphy completed work for his doctorate in 1981, and then returned to Pepperdine that fall to quickly elevate the program back to national title contention. Pepperdine advanced to the NCAA title match in 1983 and 1984, but the Waves were beaten on both occasions by crosstown foe UCLA. However, the tide turned for the fabled Malibu Roofing Company in 1985, as Pepperdine rolled to an impressive 25-2 record still tied as the best single-season mark in school history and defeated USC in four games at Pauley Pavilion to capture the NCAA title. The victory proved to be a perfect farewell gift to Dunphy, who took a leave of absence following the 1985 season to immediately begin working with the U.S. National Team at its San Diego base. Under Dunphy s watchful eye, the American squad gained international attention, and the 12-man roster (which included former Pepperdine standouts Craig Buck, Bob Ctvrtlik, Jeff Stork and Troy Tanner, three of whom were starters) won the gold medal at the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul, South Korea. Pepperdine captured its third NCAA championship in 1986 without him, but Dunphy returned to the head coaching position in November Upon returning to Malibu, he hit the recruiting trail and once again rebuilt the program. The Waves reached the pinnacle in 1992, as the team upset Long Beach State to win the MPSF Tournament and then captured its fourth NCAA crown with an impressive three-game sweep of top-ranked Stanford in Muncie, Ind. In 1998, Pepperdine compiled an impressive 23-5 mark and won the MPSF Tournament with a four-game victory over UCLA at Pauley Pavilion. Unfortunately, UCLA gained its revenge in the NCAA title match, defeating Pepperdine in three games. During the 1999 campaign the Waves notched a solid 20-5 mark and senior outside hitter George Roumain was tabbed the AVCA National Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. Roumain was a member of the 2000 Olympic Team along with former Pepperdine players Kevin Barnett and Chip McCaw. Dunphy took another 17-month sabbatical in order to serve as an assistant coach with the U.S. National Team at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. He returned to Pepperdine in October Pepperdine won the 2002 MPSF regular-season title with a 20-2 mark and then proceeded to win the league s postseason tournament for the second time in three years. In 2003, Pepperdine went 24-6 overall, including 19-3 in the MPSF, advanced to the title game of the MPSF Tournament and reached the semifinals of the NCAA Tournament. There, the Waves suffered a hard-fought five game setback to eventual national champion Lewis, which later vacated the title. In May of 2003, Dunphy was honored as one of four coaches named to the U.S. Volleyball Association s Men s All-Era Team. Dunphy served the U.S. National Team in a scouting and advisory role during the 2003 World Cup in Japan. Pepperdine earned its fifth NCAA title in the program s history in Pepperdine swept Ohio State in the national semifinals before rallying back from a 2-1 deficit to defeat UCLA, 3-2, in the championship match at Pauley Pavilion, capping off its 25-2 season. That year Dunphy was selected as National Coach of the Year for the first time in his career. He also earned MPSF Coach of the Year honors for the second time after previously picking up the honor in In 2006, Volleyball Magazine selected Dunphy as one of the 30 Most Recognizable Names in Volleyball. Dunphy earned MPSF Coach of the Year honors again in 2007 as the Waves went 26-3 overall, won both the MPSF regular-season and tournament titles and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the 14th time in school history. During fall 2007, Dunphy rejoined the U.S. National Team for the World Cup in Japan, where he served as team leader. The 2008 Waves made one of their most unexpected runs to the national championship match, as they began the postseason as the #5 seed in the MPSF Tournament, but won the event with three straight wins away from home. Pepperdine knocked off Long Beach State in the NCAA semifinals before falling to Penn State in the championship. The Waves finished with a record of and a #2 national ranking*. Dunphy was a member of the coaching staff for the 2008 U.S. Olympic squad, which made a remarkable run to the gold medal. One of his former All- Americans, Sean Rooney, was a player on the team. He returned to the London Olympics in 2012, and served as a consultant coach to the silver-medal winning women s team. The 2009 squad was one point away from making another NCAA Championships appearance before falling in the MPSF Tournament final to USC in five games. The Waves ended the season with a 22-5* record and a #3 national ranking. In 2014, the Waves tied for first in the MPSF regular-season standings marking just the 10th time in program history the team has finished the season at the top. Pepperdine, ranked #4 in the final AVCA poll, ended the year with a 19-7 overall record after reaching the MPSF Tournament semifinals played out similarly, with the Waves advancing all the way to the MPSF Tournament finals and end the year ranked #5. Between the two seasons, Pepperdine won a program-record 20 matches in a row inside Firestone Fieldhouse. A popular instructor for Pepperdine University s sports medicine department, Dunphy resides in the Decker Canyon area of Malibu with his wife Su. The couple has two daughters, Karen and Alexandra, and one son, Dijon. Alexandra won a national championship as a member of the USC women s volleyball team and is currently serving as an assistant coach for the Waves women s volleyball team. Marv and Su also have three grandchildren, Hunter, Shay and Trent. 7

8 2017 MATCH-BY-MATCH LEADERS Date Opponent Results Kills Hit % (min. 8K) Aces Digs Assists Blocks 1/4 McKendree W, 3-2 Wieczorek (19) Penning (.619) Wexter (3) Stewart (11) Stewart (52) Penning/Dyer (5) 1/5 McMaster# W, 3-2 Wieczorek (20) Wieczorek (.289) Harthaller (3) Wieczorek (10) Dion-Kindem (37) Chamberlain (6) 1/6 McMaster# W, 3-1 Dyer (13) Penning (.533) Penning (2) Harthaller (10) Stewart (42) Chamberlain (6) 1/13 at #8 Loyola-Chic. W, 3-2 Wexter (22) Wexter (.405) Harthaller/Dion-Kindem/States (1) Dion-Kindem (11) Stewart (37) Wieczorek (4) 1/14 at #9 Lewis L, 1-3 Wieczorek (26) Wieczorek (.457) Wieczorek/States (2) Wexter/Yoshimoto (9) Dion-Kindem (41) Carr (2) 1/20 #10 Stanford* L, 1-3 Wexter (13) Wieczorek (.222) Harthaller (3) Wieczorek/Yoshimoto (6) Stewart (22) Wexter/Carr (5) 1/25 Cal Baptist* W, 3-1 Wieczorek (15) Wieczorek (.314) Wexter (5) Wexter (8) Stewart (33) Pennings (7) 1/28 USC* W, 3-2 Wexter (19) Wieczorek (.536) Wieczorek (4) Wexter (9) Stewart (43) Penning (5) 2/2 at #3 LBSU* L, 0-3 Wieczorek (13) Wieczorek (.312) Dyer (1) Wexter (8) Stewart (31) Chamberlain (3) 2/8 #12 UCSB* W, 3-1 Wieczorek (20) Penning (.609) 5 players (1) Barnes (14) Stewart (50) Penning (7) 2/11 #4 UCLA* L, 2-3 Wieczorek (15) Wieczorek (.237) Harthaller (3) Barnes (14) Stewart (39) Penning (9) 2/16 at Cal Baptist* W, 3-1 Harriman (16) Harriman (.520) Penning/Harriman/States (1) Barnes (14) Stewart (44) Stewart (5) 2/18 at USC* L, 2-3 Wieczorek (18) Wieczorek (.283) Wieczorek/Wexter/States (1) Harthaller (7) Stewart (48) Carr (11) 2/24 at #4 Hawai i* L, 0-3 Penning (11) Penning (.714) Penning/States (1) Stewart (7) Stewart (24) Penning/Stewart (2) 2/26 at #4 Hawai i* L, 0-3 Wexter (10) Wexter (.222) Wexter (2) Barnes (13) Stewart (29) Carr (3) 3/10 #3 BYU* L, 0-3 Dyer (11) Wieczorek (.353) Penning (3) Stewart (9) Stewart (21) Wexter/Penning/Dyer (3) 3/11 #3 BYU* L, 0-3 Wexter (15) Wexter (.560) Wexter (2) Wexter (8) Stewart (36) Penning (5) 3/15 at #14 CSUN* W, 3-2 Wieczorek (23) Wieczorek (.487) Penning (3) Dyer (7) Stewart (30) Carr (8) 3/18 at #8 Stanford* W, 3-1 Wexter/Wieczorek (15) Wexter (.429) Wexter (2) Wexter (12) Stewart (41) Carr (8) 3/25 #5 UC Irvine* L, 1-3 Wieczorek (14) Wieczorek (.345) States (2) Barnes (10) Dion-Kindem (31) Penning (6) 3/30 UC San Diego* W, 3-0 Wieczorek (17) Wieczorek (.556) Wieczorek (2) Dion-Kindem (13) Dion-Kindem (34) Penning (6) 4/7 at UC San Diego* W, 3-1 Wieczorek (28) Wieczorek (.591) Wieczorek (2) Wexter (8) Dion-Kindem (44) Penning (4) 4/8 at #5 UC Irvine* L, 2-3 Wieczorek (19) Penning (.636) Wexter/Penning/Harriman (1) Dion-Kindem (10) Dion-Kindem (46) Carr (5) * - MPSF matches # - Exhibition Matches Exhibition match results and stats are not of official record and do not officially count WAVES BY THE NUMBERS *NCAA STATS NOT YET UPDATED TEAM Category Stat NCAA MPSF Hit. % th 7th Kills/Set th 8th Assists/Set th 9th Blocks/Set th 5th Aces/Set rd 11th Digs/Set th 2nd Team Attacks rd 2nd INDIVIDUAL *For statistical rankings, the NCAA requires a minimum 66.7% participation rate. The MPSF minimum is set at 50% KILLS AVERAGE David Wieczorek th 7th Michael Wexter th 16th HITTING PERCENTAGE *NCAA: min. 3.3 attacks per set + participation *MPSF: no min. attack requirements + participation David Wieczorek th 7th Michael Wexter th 26th Noah Dyer th 28th ASSISTS AVERAGE Joshua Stewart th 8th ATTACKS AVERAGE David Wieczorek th 5th BLOCKS AVERAGE Mitchell Penning th 3rd Clay Carr rd 11th Joshua Stewart rd 33rd David Wieczorek th 34th DIGS AVERAGE Weston Barnes nd 8th Joshua Stewart th 12th POINTS AVERAGE David Wieczorek th 8th Michael Wexter th 16th 2017 WIN-LOSS RECORD BY... Overall MPSF Home Away Neutral vs. Ranked Opponents vs. Unranked Three-Set Matches Four-Set Matches Five-Set Matches Winning Set One Losing Set One Winning Set Two Losing Set Two Winning Set Three Losing Set Three Winning Set Four Losing Set Four Leading Trailing Tied Pepperdine leads in Hit. % Opponents leads in Hit. % Hit. % Are Equal Pepperdine Has More Kills Opponent Has More Kills Kills Are Equal Pepperdine Has More Aces Opponent Has More Aces Aces Are Equal Pepperdine Has More Digs Opponent Has More Digs Digs Are Equal Pepperdine Has More Blocks Opponent Has More Blocks Blocks Are Equal In January In February In March In April Longest Pepperdine Win Streak... 2 Current Streak... L, 1 PEPPERDINE LEADERS DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player 2017 Career Soren Dion-Kindem 3 5 Joshua Stewart 3 4 David Wieczorek 1 2 Michael Wexter 1 1 D O U B L E-F I G U R E K I L L S Player 2017 Career David Wieczorek Michael Wexter 9 9 Noah Dyer 7 7 Mitchell Penning 3 6 Colby Harriman 2 10 Alex Harthaller 2 2 James Gehrels 0 2 D O U B L E-F I G U R E D I G S Player 2017 Career Weston Barnes 6 14 Soren Dion-Kindem 3 4 Joshua Stewart 2 3 David Wieczorek 0 1 Colby Harriman 0 1 Michael Wexter 1 1

9 WAVES SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#1 MICHAEL WEXTER SO OH CAREER HIGHS 22, at Loyola Chicago (1/13/17)... Kills... 22, at Loyola Chicago (1/13/17).560 ( ), vs. BYU (3/11/17)... Hit % ( ), vs. BYU (3/11/17) 6, vs. UCLA (2/11/17)... Blocks...6, vs. UCLA (2/11/17) 2 (5x), last vs. UC San Diego (3/30/17)... Assists...2 (5x), last vs. UC San Diego (3/30/17) 5, vs. Cal Baptist (1/25/17)...Aces...5, vs. Cal Baptist (1/25/17) 12, at Stanford (3/18/17)... Digs... 12, at Stanford (3/18/17) 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#2 MITCHELL PENNING SR MB CAREER HIGHS 14 (2x), last vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/8/17)... Kills (2x), last vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/8/17).714 ( ), at Hawai i (2/24/17)... Hit % (min 8K) ( ), vs. BYU (3/20/15) 9, vs. UCLA (2/11/17)... Blocks...9, vs. UCLA (2/11/17) 1 (2x), last vs. UC Irvine (3/25/17)... Assists... 2 (2x), last at UC Irvine (2/27/16) 3 (2x), at CSUN (3/15/17)...Aces...5, vs. Cal Baptist (4/4/15) 5, at Loyola Chicago (1/13/17)... Digs...5, at Loyola Chicago (1/13/17) 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #3 JACK COLE RS-FR MB CAREER HIGHS... Kills... Hit %... Blocks... Assists...Aces... Digs 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #4 DANIEL VAZIRI RS-SO OPP/MB CAREER HIGHS... Kills... Hit %... Blocks... Assists...Aces... Digs 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#5 NOAH DYER FR OH/S CAREER HIGHS 16, at Loyola Chicago (1/13/17)... Kills.360 ( )(2x), last at UC Irvine (4/8/17).. Hit % 5 (2x), last vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/8/17)... Blocks 4, vs. McKendree (1/4/17)... Assists 1 (4x), last vs. BYU (3/11/17)...Aces 9, vs. BYU (3/10/17)... Digs 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #6 COLBY HARRIMAN JR OH CAREER HIGHS 16, at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Kills... 18, at Stanford (3/12/16).520 ( ), at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Hit % ( ), vs. Hawai i (1/15/16) 3, at USC (2/18/17)... Blocks...8 (2x), last at USC (1/26/16)... Assists...2, vs. UCLA (2/19/16) 1 (2x), last at UC Irvine (4/8/17)...Aces...4, vs. Concordia-Irvine (1/10/16) 6, at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Digs...10, vs. CSUN (4/2/16) 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#7 KYLE SUPPES RS-SR MB CAREER HIGHS 3, vs. McKendree (1/4/17)... Kills... 3, vs. McKendree (1/4/17).750 (3-0-4), vs. McKendree (1/4/17)... Hit % (3-0-4), vs. McKendree (1/4/17) 2 (2x), last vs. USC (1/28/17)... Blocks...2 (2x), last vs. USC (1/28/17)... Assists...1, vs. UCLA (4/20/13)...Aces... 3, vs. McKendree (1/4/17)... Digs... 3, vs. McKendree (1/4/17) 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #8 SOREN DION-KINDEM SR S CAREER HIGHS 2 (3x), last at UC Irvine (4/8/17)... Kills... 2 (5x), last at UC Irvine (4/8/17)... Hit %... 46, at UC Irvine (4/8/17)... Assists...55, vs. UC Santa Barbara (1/30/16) 4 (2x), last at UC Irvine (4/8/17)... Blocks... 7, at USC (1/26/16) 1, at Loyola Chicago (1/13/17)...Aces... 1 (5x), last at Loyola Chicago (1/13/17) 13, vs. UC San Diego (3/30/17)... Digs (2x), last vs. UC San Diego (3/30/17) 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #9 CLAY CARR JR OPP CAREER HIGHS 7 (3x), last vs. UC Irvine (3/25/17)... Kills... 7 (4x), last vs. UC Irvine (3/25/17).625 (6-1-8), vs. UC San Diego (3/30/17)... Hit % (7-1-8), vs. Long Beach State (3/31/16) 11, at USC (2/18/17)... Blocks... 11, at USC (2/18/17) 3, vs. UCLA (2/11/17)... Assists...3, vs. UCLA (2/11/17) 1, vs. BYU (3/10/17)...Aces... 1 (3x), last vs. BYU (3/10/17) 2 (5x), last at UC San Diego (4/7/17)... Digs... 4, at Stanford (3/12/16) 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #10 KALEB DENMARK SO OH CAREER HIGHS... Kills... Hit % 1, at USC (2/18/17)... Blocks... Assists...Aces... Digs 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#11 JAMES GEHRELS SR OH CAREER HIGHS... Kills... 12, at UC San Diego (3/2/16)... Hit % ( ), at UC San Diego (3/2/16)... Blocks...4, vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/17/16)... Assists...1 (2x), last vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/17/16)...Aces... 2, at USC (1/26/16)... Digs... 5 (2x), last at UC Santa Barbara (4/6/16) 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#12 CHAD McCALLISTER SR L CAREER HIGHS... Assists... 1, at North Greenville (1/5/15)...Aces Digs SEASON HIGHS... #13 MAX CHAMBERLAIN SO MB CAREER HIGHS 6, at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Kills...6, at Cal Baptist (2/16/17).455 (6-1-11), at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Hit % (6-1-11), at Cal Baptist (2/16/17) 4, at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Blocks...4, at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Assists... 1, at UC Irvine (2/27/16)...Aces... 1 (2x), at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Digs...1 (2x), at Cal Baptist (2/16/17) 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #14 AUGIE MILLER SO OPP CAREER HIGHS... Kills... Hit %... Blocks... Assists...Aces... Digs 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#15 WESTON BARNES RS-JR L CAREER HIGHS 1, at Stanford (3/18/17)... Kills... 1, at Stanford (3/18/17) 5, at CSUN (3/15/17)... Assists... 6 (2x), last vs. CSUN (4/2/16) 14 (3x), last at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Digs...15, vs. UC Irvine (1/22/16) 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #16 MAX STATES SR OH CAREER HIGHS 3, vs. Stanford (1/20/17)... Kills...3, vs. Stanford (1/20/17).176 (3-2-6), vs. Stanford (1/20/17)... Hit % (3-2-6), vs. Stanford (1/20/17)... Blocks... 1, at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Assists...1 (2x), at Cal Baptist (2/16/17) 2 (3x), last vs. UC Irvine (3/25/17)...Aces... 2 (4x), last vs. UC Irvine (3/25/17) 2 (2x), last vs. Stanford 91/20/17)... Digs...3, at CSUN (3/28/15) 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#17 JOSHUA STEWART SR S CAREER HIGHS 4 (2x), last at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Kills... 4 (2x), last at Cal Baptist (2/16/17).667 (4-0-6), vs. UCLA (2/11/17)... Hit % (4-0-6), vs. UCLA (2/11/17) 7, at USC (2/18/17)... Blocks... 7, at USC (2/18/17) 52, vs. McKendree (1/4/17)... Assists... 59, at BYU (3/19/16) 1 (3x), last at Stanford (3/18/17)...Aces... 2, at UCLA (4/9/16) 11 (3x), last vs. UCLA (2/11/17)... Digs (4x), last vs. UCLA (2/11/17) 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #18 ROBERT MULLAHEY FR S CAREER HIGHS... Kills... Hit %... Blocks... Assists...Aces... Digs 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #19 DAVID WIECZOREK RS-SO OH CAREER HIGHS 28, at UC San Diego (4/7/17)... Kills... 28, at UC San Diego (4/7/17).591 ( ), at UC San Diego (4/7/17)... Hit % ( ), at UC San Diego (4/7/17) 10, at USC (2/18/17)... Blocks... 10, at USC (2/18/17) 2 (2x), last at Cal Baptist (2/16/17)... Assists... 2 (5x), last at Cal Baptist (2/16/17) 4, vs. USC (1/28/17)...Aces...5, vs. UC Irvine (1/22/16) 8 (2x), last at UC Irvine (4/8/17)... Digs... 10, at Stanford (3/12/16) 2017 SEASON HIGHS..#20 OWEN YOSHIMOTO RS-JR L/OH CAREER HIGHS 1, at Long Beach State (2/2/17)... Kills 2 (2x), last vs. Stanford (1/20/17)... Assists 9, at Lewis (1/14/17)... Digs 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#21 NOLAN SHARP SO L CAREER HIGHS... Assists...3, vs. Concordia-Irvine (1/10/16)...Aces... 2 (2x), last at Stanford (3/18/17)... Digs...4, vs. Concordia-Irvine (1/10/16) 2017 SEASON HIGHS...#22 ALEX HARTHALLER JR OH CAREER HIGHS 18, at Loyola Chicago (1/13/17)... Kills.242 ( ), vs. Cal Baptist (1/25/17)... Hit % 4 (2x), last vs. UCLA (2/11/17)... Blocks 2 (2x), last at Lewis (1/14/17)... Assists 3 (2x), last vs. UCLA (2/11/17)...Aces 8, at Lewis (1/14/17)... Digs 2017 SEASON HIGHS... #23 SAM BRADLEY FR MB CAREER HIGHS... Kills... Hit %... Blocks... Assists...Aces... Digs Career highs from Pepperdine events only. 9