HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY

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2 2017 VOLLEYBALL CONTENTS Contents/Quick Facts...1 Season Preview Head Coach Tom Mendoza...4 Roster Schedule Results Statistics Big South Statistics...9 Player Career Statistics Big South Review...12 Awards, Honors...13 HPU Individual Season Records HPU Individual Career Records HPU Team Records...17 Year-By-Year Results/Coach Records...18 QUICK FACTS Location... High Point, N.C. Founded Enrollment... 4,600 Nickname... Panthers Colors...Purple and White Conference...Big South (NCAA Div. I) President... Dr. Nido Qubein (High Point 70) Athletic Director... Dan Hauser (Appalachian State 92) Facility...Millis Athletic and Convocation Center Capacity... 1,750 TEAM INFORMATION 2016 Overall Record Big South Record , Tied for Second 2016 Big South Tournament... Champions...#6 UNC Asheville (W, 3-1), #2 Liberty (W, 3-2) and #1 Radford (W, 3-1) 2016 NCAA Tournament...First Round... #7 North Carolina (L, 0-3) Letterwinners Returning/Lost...10/4 Newcomers... 3 All-Time Record Division I Record Big South Record Conference Titles...18 (16 Regular Season, 2 Big South Tournaments) NCAA Tournament Appearances... 2 (2010 & 2016) VOLLEYBALL STAFF Head Coach...Tom Mendoza (Lewis 08), second season Office Phone... (336) Assistant Coach... Taylor Unroe (Florida 13), first season Office Phone... (336) Athletic Trainer...Katie Yakel (Pacific 15), first season Office Phone... (336) Molly Livingston ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Assistant Director/Volleyball Contact...Cory McCune (Ohio 13) Office/Cell phone...(336) /(336) cmccune@highpoint.edu Athletics Multimedia Coordinator...Patrick Norwood (Alabama 13) Office/Cell phone... (336) /(336) pnorwoo1@highpoint.edu SID fax... (336) Mailing Address... Sports Information Office Montlieu Avenue... High Point, N.C Website... Facebook... Facebook.com/HPUVolleyball, Facebook.com/highpointpanthers 2 HighPointPanthers.com

3 BIG SOUTH PRESEASON POLL Rk. Team (first) Points 1. High Point (6) Radford (2) Liberty Campbell Charleston Southern (1) Winthrop UNC Asheville Gardner-Webb Presbyterian 12 PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE Maddie Palmer Sr., OH, Radford Haley Barnes Sr., OH, High Point Molly Livingston Jr., MB, High Point Haley Kleespies Jr., S, Radford Madison Martin Jr., L, Charleston Southern Anna Gragg So., MB, Liberty Anna Willey Sr., S, Liberty PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR Maddie Palmer Sr., OH, Radford Jordan Hefner 2017 SEASON PREVIEW The High Point University volleyball team enters the fall of 2017 on the heels of one of the best seasons in the program s Division I era. But the record, Big South Tournament title and NCAA Tournament berth are in the past now. However, the nucleus of that 2016 squad returns as five starters are back including two preseason All-Big South selections along with six other letterwinners. Entering his second season at the helm, head coach Tom Mendoza and the team embarks on a comparable mission to last season. We have a similar goal in mind as we did last year build throughout the year so we are peaking in November, Mendoza said. Our pre-conference isn t going to allow us to win any matches where we can play less than our best and come out with a win. But I do think we are capable of coming out and winning each game if we play to our potential. The girls in our program want to be challenged and that s the type of culture we are trying to build. Even though the goals haven t changed much the amount of experience on the team has. The more times you can see a team like a North Carolina, the more comfortable you are playing that level of volleyball, Mendoza continued. That s another reason why we ve tried to schedule very competitively so we can get comfortable playing those teams. With the experience and leadership provided by the program s three seniors Haley Barnes, Carly Jimenez and Amy Pilat Mendoza expects the Panthers to be able to navigate a tough non-conference slate while staying the course. Meanwhile, he s seen other experienced players like Molly Livingston, Jordan Hefner and Jenna Smith display leadership qualities in support of the seniors. This season I really think that our leadership is spread out between multiple players and multiple classes, Mendoza concluded. That should allow it to be a strength of the team. SETTERS Behind the duo of Jimenez and Smith, the Purple & White averaged assists per set, which was good for second in the Big South. Both players return, but this year with more experience and another offseason of improvement under their belts. Last year, we had two really good setters who were both kind of learning on the fly in terms of having the spotlight more on them, Mendoza explained. But this year, I think both are more comfortable and are pushing themselves and aren t afraid to make mistakes. After primarily backing up Haley Barnes Gabi Mirand during her first two seasons at HPU, Jimenez stepped into the lineup averaging 5.43 assists and 1.66 digs per set. While those numbers basicly matched her averages from the previous season, she almost doubled her assist (366 to 662) and dig (109 to 202) totals from Meanwhile, as Jimenez was moving into a bigger role, Smith was getting her first taste of college athletics. Now a sophomore, Smith has become a more steady influence on the offense. Despite her youth, Smith led the team in assists (5.60/set) and added 1.85 digs per set on the year. Carly is about everything you can ask for from a senior leader, Mendoza said. Jenna could take more of a leadership role, but doesn t need to with our seniors so she s doing a great job being steady like we ask her to be. DEFENSIVE SPECIALISTS/LIBERO Last fall, the Panthers were forced to replace two players who amassed 1,000 career digs in Annemarie and Wavie Chin. Pilat stepped into the libero role for the regular season racking up 4.11 digs per set to place sixth in the conference. However, an injury forced her to miss the postseason where Megan Kennedy replaced her for the stretch run. While there were bright spots when Pilat won Big South Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 26 and when the team held 12 opponents below a.150 hitting percentage, the squad struggled to find consistency throughout the year. Defensively we have a deep group, Mendoza said. I think it s a position that I think could show the most HighPointPanthers.com 3

4 improvement from last year. At times our ball control was really good, but this year we re hoping to build more consistency. Each of our returners has improved and we ve added two that can raise the level of the group. Along with Pilat, junior Rachel Kordonowy returns after obtaining court time in eight matches in her first collegiate season. Similarly, sophomore Jenna Weidner figures to step into a bigger role in her second season in the Purple & White. Amy played last year at libero until she injured her shoulder and came back and had a great spring and we ll rely on her for her play as well as her leadership, Mendoza continued. Rachel is a player who has continued to impress us with her consistency and she s made some plays in practice that I don t think I saw her make last year and if she continues on that path she could see an increased role. Jenna came back and has looked really solid. She may be our most athletic defender and now she s working to get her serve receive to where it needs to be. Along with the trio of returners the Panthers welcome freshmen Abby Bottomley and Kassidy Dickerson to the program. Bottomley the 2016 Gatorade Virginia Player of the Year and Dickerson a three-time All-North Carolina selection enter the fray after highly decorated prep careers. Abby had a lot of success in high school and club and her potential is really high, Mendoza concluded. We ve been working to get her more comfortable at left back after she played middle back in high school, but the sky is the limit for her talents. Kassidy has come in and really picked up what we emphasize and has improved each session and is a great teammate. Both of the freshmen will add depth and talent to our back row. OUTSIDE HITTERS Barnes enters her final year at High Point at 10th in HPU s D-I era in career kills. Similarly, the Neenah, Wis. product needs just 142 digs to join Audie Gonzalez as the only two Division I Panthers to amass 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs as a Panther. The highly decorated three-time captain has been named to the All-Big South First Team each of the past two seasons while picking up the league tournament MVP in Haley has had a lot of playing time and success, but we think that this could be her best year, Mendoza said of the team s kills leader from each of the past two seasons. She s such a well-rounded player, but there are some parts of her game that we want to bring up to be as elite as our areas. Joining Barnes in the rotation on the left side are juniors Abby Broadstreet and Adeline Ellis. A season after finishing fifth on the team with 1.48 kills per set, Broadstreet figures to factor strongly into the rotation. The Brea, Calif. product came on late posting 2.0 kills and 1.92 digs per set during the team s run to the Big South Tournament title. For depth after the graduation of Megan Kennedy, Mendoza went back to the state of Kansas to get Ellis, a Sunflower State native who spent her first two college seasons at Pitt. The transfer will immediately present HPU with talent, experience and options at the position. Abby played a big role through the conference tournament and the NCAA Tournament and has looked better each day through the preseason, Mendoza continued. And Adeline, who came in during the spring semester, has looked more and more comfortable playing without thinking and looks like she s been part of this group for a while. RIGHT SIDES The duo of Tylman and since-graduated Savannah Angel presented options for HPU s attack and length for the team s solid block last fall. Tylman, a Charlotte, N.C. native, closed 2016 strong earning a spot on the Big South All-Tournament Team. Overall, Tylman was third on the team in kills (2.12/set) and blocks (90) during her first collegiate season at full health. Katie had a really good start to the year and a strong finish, Mendoza said. I think she really wants to be great and she has the tools so we are working to get that greatness out of her. Meanwhile, the battle to replace Angel in the rotation comes down to redshirt-sophomore Olivia Barr and freshman Katie Doering. Olivia has moved over and spent more time on the right side where she played in club, Mendoza said. She s done a good job and this will be an important year for her to try to earn a bigger role and learn what it takes to be successful at this level. Katie Doering has come in and looks more comfortable with our tempo and system and no we re just trying to adjust to her strengths to help put her in a position to be successful. Barr, who had been stuck behind a deep group on the left side, flashed in the Big South Tournament semifinals with two kills and a block against Liberty after appearing in 10 regular season matches. On the other hand, Doering is completing her first collegiate preseason after breaking the Georgia state record for career blocks and leading the state in hitting percentage three times. MIDDLE BLOCKERS On a team with depth and talent at every position, the middle blockers may be the most talented collection on the roster. The dynamic duo of Livingston and Hefner enter their third season as starters in the middle. Livingston a 2016 all-conference first teamer has led the team in hitting percentage each of her first two seasons. As a result, the Sun Prairie, Wis. product possesses a career attack percentage of.326, which is the highest of any Panther with at least 1,000 career attempts. While Livingston takes care of the offense, Hefner is the blocking specialist. The junior racked up 143 blocks last season 33 more than HPU s previous single season record and 23 more than Livingston. The Floridian is far from a one-trick pony, however, averaging 1.40 kills per set in her career and boasts a.264 career hitting percentage. With Jordan and Molly playing so much time the last two years we ve really tried to make sure that they are not plateauing, Mendoza said. We re working with them to show them they haven t reached their peak even if they have a lot of experience and success on the court. Learning behind the pair of juniors, Ali Thanhauser enters her first season in the Triad after a solid career at North Raleigh Christian Academy. Ali has come in as a freshman and has done a great job of picking up our system, Mendoza concluded. She s very selfless and is a great teammate, but has done well in practice and picking up the speed of college volleyball. Katie Tylman 4 HighPointPanthers.com

5 TOM MENDOZA Head Coach Alma Mater: Lewis 08 First season at HPU: 2016 Record at HPU: Big South Record: 11-5 Overall head coaching record: High Point University athletic director Dan Hauser has named Tom Mendoza as the 11th head coach - and fourth in Division I - in the volleyball program s history in May of In his first season in the Triad, Mendoza led the Panthers to a Big South Championship title, the program s second NCAA Tournament and posted the third most wins (23) in HPU s Division I era. Led by All-Big South First Team selections Haley Barnes and Molly Livingston, the Purple & White won at least a share of all four of their non-conference tournaments before going 11-5 and tying for second in the Big South. Along with Barnes and Livingston, Jordan Hefner was named to the All-Big South Second Team after breaking High Point s single-season blocks record (143) while the team also broke the program s mark (290.0). Rounding out the four regular season award winners, Savannah Angel garnered honorable mention accolades. In the Big South Championship, HPU bested No. 6 UNC Asheville 3-1 before outlasting host and No. 2-seeded Liberty in a five-set thriller in the semifinals. On Championship Sunday, Tournament MVP Haley Barnes posted 20 kills and 10 digs in a 3-1 triumph over No. 1 Radford. The win sent High Point to the NCAA Tournament where it fell in three sets to No. 7 North Carolina. Mendoza comes to HPU after six seasons at Creighton University, most recently serving as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator over the past three campaigns. During that six-year stretch, Mendoza helped guide the Bluejays to six conference titles, five NCAA Tournament bids and a berth in the NCAA Sweet 16 in During Mendoza s time in Omaha, the Bluejays recorded a (.714) mark in conference play en route to the six league titles four in the Big East and two in the Missouri Valley. The team made its first NCAA Tournament appearance in program history in 2010 and rattled off a string of five NCAA berths in six seasons from there. Prior to Mendoza s arrival at Creighton, the program had compiled just two 20-win seasons in 16 tries, but produced five such campaigns in his six years on the sidelines. Creighton, which had never appeared in the AVCA Top 25 prior to 2012, has spent 49 weeks in the poll over the past four seasons. Meanwhile, Mendoza helped the team claim a 50-8 record in Big East competition, winning both the regular season and tournament crowns in 2014 and HighPointPanthers.com The Buffalo Grove, Ill. native has proven to be a distinguished recruiter, most recently bringing in PrepVolleyball s 11th-rated class for the 2015 cycle. Mendoza, who worked directly with the middle blockers and setters for the Bluejays, aided middle blocker Kelli Browning in becoming a three-time AVCA All-American. Likewise, Lauren Smith, another middle blocker, garnered AVCA Honorable Mention All-America accolades in 2015 under his tutelage. Similarly, Mendoza who was a collegiate volleyball setter - coached two AVCA All-American setters in Michelle Sicner and Megan Bober. Bober earned MVC Player of the Year honors in 2012 when the Bluejays posted 17-1 record in league play. Mendoza was hired at Creighton in June of 2010 after spending the 2009 season at the University of Evansville. While with the Purple Aces, Mendoza trained the setters, outside hitters and primary passers. He also was a key cog in the recruiting process for the Purple Aces program. He arrived at Evansville after spending two seasons as the volunteer assistant at Michigan State. During his time with the Spartans, the program appeared in the 2007 NCAA Sweet 16. Mendoza also served on the Michigan State volleyball summer camp staff in 2007 and 2008 and directed Spartan Session volleyball camps and clinics. A three-year letter winner in volleyball at Newman University and a one-year letter winner at Lewis University, Mendoza put together an outstanding Tom Mendoza collegiate career. He was a 10-time Mid-America Men s Volleyball Intercollegiate Conference Setter of the Week and was a three-time all-conference selection. He also was named an NAIA All-American. Mendoza received his bachelor s degree in management information systems from Lewis University in Romeoville, Ill. 5

6 TAYLOR UNROE Assistant Coach First season at HPU: 2017 Record at HPU: 0-0 Big South Record: 0-0 High Point University volleyball head coach Tom Mendoza has named Taylor Unroe as the program s assistant coach for the 2017 season. Unroe joined the Panthers on the heels of a season that saw HPU win the Big South Championship and earn a trip to the NCAA Tournament. I was really impressed and humbled by the strength of the candidates who applied to be part of our program and that s a very positive sign for the direction of High Point University volleyball, head coach Tom Mendoza said. From the onset, Taylor stood out as someone who both matched the values of our program and is also able to help us take another step forward. Unroe comes to the Triad after serving as an assistant coach at George Mason University. During her two seasons in Fairfax, Va., she served as the defensive coordinator and passing coach. Under Unroe s tutelage, the Patriots led the Atlantic 10 in digs for the first time since joining the A-10. Likewise, she coached the Patriots to its top finish in blocks since joining the new conference. Meanwhile, Catie Espinosa was ranked in the nation in digs under the watchful eye of the former All-American libero. Taylor will be a great mentor for our student-athletes and she has the ability to help them achieve their potential on the court while relating to the challenges they ll face, Mendoza continued. As a former SEC Libero of the Year, Taylor will work very closely with our passing and defense, but she was also a great outside hitter before switching to libero at Florida. She s already had success improving those areas at George Mason and we feel those can be strengths of our team next fall. Similarly, Unroe is excited about the prospect of joining a program that is coming off of one of its best seasons ever. I want to thank Tom Mendoza for giving me this opportunity to join the High Point family, Unroe said. His vision for continued success of the program is inspiring and I am looking forward to being a part of that. I knew from the first moment I drove through the front gates that High Point was the place for me. HPU s academics, student support and growth is outstanding. During her career at the University of Florida, Unroe became the program s first SEC Libero of the Year while garnering an All-America Honorable Mention accolade in She also brings championship-level experience to the program having led the Gators to three SEC Championship and four NCAA Tournament berths. It won t take long before the High Point Community learns what a special one they have in Taylor Unroe, UF head coach Mary Wise said. She brings a competitive energy and a love for the game that is contagious. Unroe graduated from UF with a bachelor s degree in Family, Youth and Community Science in One year later, she earned a master s degree in the same field. 6 HighPointPanthers.com

7 2017 VOLLEYBALL ROSTER NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Jordan Hefner Jr. MB 6-1 Orange City, Fla. / University 2 Rachel Kordonowy Jr. DS 5-10 Mills River, N.C. / West Henderson 3 Abby Broadstreet Jr. OH 6-1 Brea, Calif. / Brea Olinda 4 Olivia Barr R-So. OH 5-11 Minneapolis, Minn. / Minnehaha Academy 5 Jenna Smith So. S 5-8 Winter Springs, Fla. / Winter Springs 6 Adeline Ellis Jr. OH 5-11 Overland Park, Kan. / Blue Valley Northwest (Pittsburgh) 7 Katie Tylman Jr. RS 6-2 Charlotte, N.C. / Myers Park 8 Kassidy Dickerson Fr. DS 5-6 Henderson, N.C. / Kerr Vance Academy 10 Ali Thanhauser Fr. MB 6-2 Raleigh, N.C. / North Raleigh Christian Academy 11 Carly Jimenez Sr. S 6-0 St. Charles, Ill. / St. Charles East 14 Jenna Weidner So. DS 5-6 Shorewood, Minnesota / Minnetonka 12 Katie Doering Fr. RS 5-10 Kennesaw, Ga. / Harrison 19 Abby Bottomley Fr. DS 5-6 Virginia Beach, Va. / Princess Anne 20 Haley Barnes Sr. OH 6-0 Neenah, Wis. / Neenah 22 Molly Livingston Jr. MB 6-2 Sun Prairie, Wis. / Sun Prairie 23 Amy Pilat Sr. DS 5-8 Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Kenston Head Coach: Tom Mendoza (Lewis 08), second season Assistant Coach: Taylor Unroe (Florida 14), first season Athletic Trainer: Katie Yakel (Pacific 15), first season ROSTER BREAKDOWN OUTSIDE HITTERS/RIGHT SIDES (4) Name (Cl, Ht) Kills Att. % Asst. Digs Blocks Haley Barnes (Sr., 6-0) Katie Tylman (Jr., 6-2) Abby Broadstreet (Jr., 6-1) Olivia Barr (R-So., 5-11) MIDDLE BLOCKERS (2) Name (Cl, Ht) Kills Att. % Asst. Digs Blocks Molly Livingston (Jr. 6-2) Jordan Hefner (So., 6-1) DEFENSIVE SPECIALISTS/LIBEROS (2) Name (Cl, Ht) Kills Att.% Asst. Digs Blocks Amy Pilat (Sr., 5-8) Jenna Weidner (So., 5-8) SETTERS (2) Name (Cl, Ht) Kills Att.% Asst. Digs Blocks Jenna Smith (So., 5-9) Carly Jimenez (Sr., 6-0) NEWCOMERS (4) Name (Cl, Ht, Pos) Abby Bottomley (Fr., 5-6, DS) Kassidy Dickerson (Fr., 5-6, DS) Katie Doering (Fr., 5-10, RS) Ali Thanhauser (Fr., 6-2, MB) Amy Pilat HighPointPanthers.com 7

8 2017 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Fri., Aug at Northern Illinois^... DeKalb, Ill... 1:00 p.m. Fri., Aug vs. Cal Poly^... DeKalb, Ill... 6:30 p.m. Sat., Aug vs. Dayton^... Dekalb, Ill... 1:00 p.m. Fri., Sept vs. Oklahoma#... Athens, Ohio... 12:30 p.m. Fri., Sept vs. Georgia#... Athens, Ohio... 5:00 p.m. Sat., Sept at Ohio#... Athens, Ohio... 2:00 p.m. Tues., Sept at VCU... High Point, N.C... 6:00 p.m. Fri., Sept LOUISIANA STATE... High Point, N.C... 6:00 p.m. Sat., Sept N.C. High Point, N.C... 7:00 p.m. Sun., Sept UNC High Point, N.C... 1:00 p.m. Fri., Sept at UNCG$... Greensboro, N.C... 7:00 p.m. Sat., Sept NAVY$... High Point, N.C... 11:00 a.m. Sat., Sept ELON$... High Point, N.C... 7:00 p.m. Tues., Sept at Liberty*... Lynchburg, Va... 7:00 p.m. Sat., Sept at Charleston Southern*... North Charleston, S.C... 2:00 p.m. Tues., Sept at Campbell*... Buies Creek, N.C... 7:00 p.m. Sat., Sept RADFORD*... High Point, N.C.... 2:00 p.m. Fri., Oct at Presbyterian*... Clinton, S.C... 7:00 p.m. Sat., Oct at Gardner-Webb*... Boiling Springs, N.C... 5:00 p.m. Tues., Oct LIBERTY*... High Point, N.C.... 7:00 p.m. Sat., Oct UNC ASHEVILLE*... High Point, N.C... 2:00 p.m. Tues., Oct GARDNER-WEBB*... High Point, N.C.... 7:00 p.m. Fri., Oct at UNC Asheville*... Asheville, N.C... 7:00 p.m. Sat., Oct at Winthrop*... Rock Hill, S.C... 4:00 p.m. Fri., Oct CAMPBELL*... High Point, N.C... 7:00 p.m. Sat., Oct PRESBYTERIAN*... High Point, N.C... 2:00 p.m. Fri., Nov CHARLESTON SOUTHERN*... High Point, N.C.... 7:00 p.m. Sat., Nov WINTHROP*... High Point, N.C.... 4:00 p.m. Sat., Nov at Radford*... Radford, Va... 4:00 p.m. Thu., Nov Big South Championship First Round**... Radford, Va... TBA Fri., Nov Big South Championship Semifinals**... Radford, Va... TBA Sun., Nov Big South Championship Finals**... Radford, Va... TBA *Big South Conference game ^Northern Illinois Tournament #High Point Tournament $Tussle in the Triad **Big South Conference Championship All home games played at the Millis Center 8 HighPointPanthers.com

9 2016 RESULTS DATE OPPONENT LOCATION RESULT Fri., Aug vs. Wofford^...Clemson, S.C... W, 3-0 Sat., Aug at Clemson^...Clemson, S.C... L, 1-3 Sat., Aug vs. William & Mary^...Clemson, S.C... W, 3-2 Fri., Sept UNCG#...High Point, N.C... W, 3-2 Sat., Sept at Elon#...Elon, N.C... W, 3-1 Sat. Sept YOUNGSTOWN STATE#...High Point, N.C... W, 3-0 Tues., Sept at VCU...Richmond, Va... L, 1-3 Fri., Sept at N.C. N.C... W, 3-1 Sat., Sept vs. N.C... L, 0-3 Sat., Sept vs. N.C... W, 3-1 Fri., Sept vs. Charlotte$...Winston-Salem, N.C... L, 2-3 Sat., Sept at Wake Forest$...Winston-Salem, N.C... W, 3-1 Sat., Sept vs. Wofford$...Winston-Salem, N.C... W, 3-1 Tues., Sept at Radford*...Radford, Va... L, 0-3 Fri., Sept LIBERTY*...High Point, N.C... W, 3-1 Sat., Sept UNC ASHEVILLE*...High Point, N.C... W, 3-0 Sat., Oct at Winthrop*...Rock Hill, S.C... W, 3-0 Tues., Oct at Campbell*...Buies Creek, N.C... W, 3-2 Fri., Oct at Gardner-Webb*...Boiling Springs, N.C... W, 3-0 Sat., Oct at UNC Asheville*...Asheville, N.C... L, 0-3 Tues., Oct CAMPBELL*...High Point, N.C... L, 2-3 Fri., Oct at Presbyterian*...Clinton, S.C... W, 3-0 Sat., Oct at Charleston Southern*...North Charleston, S.C... W, 3-1 Fri., Oct CHARLESTON SOUTHERN*...High Point, N.C... W, 3-0 Sat., Oct WINTHROP*...High Point, N.C... L, 0-3 Tues., Nov RADFORD*...High Point, N.C... W, 3-1 Sat., Nov at Liberty*...Lynchburg, Va... L, 0-3 Fri., Nov GARDNER-WEBB*...High Point, N.C... W, 3-1 Sat., Nov PRESBYTERIAN...High Point, N.C... W, 3-0 Fri., Nov vs. No. 6 UNC Asheville**...Lynchburg, Va... W, 3-1 Sat., Nov vs. No. 2 Liberty**...Lynchburg, Va... W, 3-2 Sun., Nov vs. No. 1 Radford**...Lynchburg, Va... W, 3-1 Fri., Dec at #6 North Carolina&...Chapel Hill, N.C... L, 0-3 *Big South Conference game ^Clemson Tournament (Clemson, S.C.) #Tussle in the Triad(High Point, Elon, Greensboror, State Tournament (Raleigh, N.C.) $Wake Forest Tournament (Winston-Salem, N.C.) **Big South Conference Championship (Lynchburg, Va.) &NCAA Tournament All home games played at the Millis Center HighPointPanthers.com 9

10 2016 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Overall record: Conf: 11-5 Home: 8-2 Away: 9-5 Neutral: 6-3 Attack Set Serve ## Player sp mp-ms k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se 20 BARNES, Haley LIVINGSTON, Molly TYLMAN, Katie KENNEDY, Megan BROADSTREET, Abby HEFNER, Jordan ANGEL, Savannah BARR, Olivia JIMENEZ, Carly PILAT, Amy WEIDNER, Jenna KORDONOWY, Rachel SMITH, Jenna GRISWOLD, Greta Opponents Dig Blocking Points ## Player sp re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe pts pts/s 20 BARNES, Haley LIVINGSTON, Molly TYLMAN, Katie KENNEDY, Megan BROADSTREET, Abby HEFNER, Jordan ANGEL, Savannah BARR, Olivia JIMENEZ, Carly PILAT, Amy SMITH, Jenna GRISWOLD, Greta WEIDNER, Jenna KORDONOWY, Rachel TEAM Opponents HighPointPanthers.com

11 2016 INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE STATISTICS Overall record: 11-5 Conf: 11-5 Home: 6-2 Away: 5-3 Neutral: 0-0 Attack Set Serve ## Player sp mp-ms k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se 20 BARNES, Haley LIVINGSTON, Molly TYLMAN, Katie KENNEDY, Megan ANGEL, Savannah BROADSTREET, Abby HEFNER, Jordan BARR, Olivia PILAT, Amy JIMENEZ, Carly GRISWOLD, Greta SMITH, Jenna WEIDNER, Jenna KORDONOWY, Rachel Opponents Dig Blocking Points ## Player sp re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe pts pts/s 20 BARNES, Haley LIVINGSTON, Molly TYLMAN, Katie KENNEDY, Megan ANGEL, Savannah BROADSTREET, Abby HEFNER, Jordan BARR, Olivia PILAT, Amy JIMENEZ, Carly WEIDNER, Jenna KORDONOWY, Rachel GRISWOLD, Greta SMITH, Jenna TEAM Opponents HighPointPanthers.com 11

12 2016 PLAYER CAREER STATISTICS BARNES, Haley Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL BARR, Olivia Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL BROADSTREET, Abby Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL HEFNER, Jordan Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL JIMENEZ, Carly Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL KORDONOWY, Rachel Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL LIVINGSTON, Molly Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL HighPointPanthers.com

13 2016 PLAYER CAREER STATISTICS Individual Career History PILAT, Amy Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL SMITH, Jenna Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL TYLMAN, Katie Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL WEIDNER, Jenna Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe TOTAL HighPointPanthers.com 13

14 2016 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS --BIG SOUTH-- ---OVERALL--- Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Home Road Neutral Radford Liberty 11-5* High Point 11-5* Campbell Charleston Southern UNC Asheville Winthrop Gardner-Webb 3-13* Presbyterian 3-13* BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (at Liberty) FIRST ROUND (Thu., Nov. 18) #4 Campbell 3, #5 Charleston Southern 1 #3 High Point 3, #6 UNC Asheville 1 SEMIFINALS (Fri., Nov. 19) #1 Radford 3, #4 Campbell 1 #3 High Point 3, #2 Liberty 2 HITTING PERCENTAGE ## Team S Kills Pct. 1. Radford 110 1, High Point 124 1, UNC Asheville 108 1, Winthrop 120 1, Liberty 112 1, Campbell 124 1, Charleston Southern 132 1, Presbyterian 114 1, Gardner-Webb 116 1, BLOCKS ## Team S No. Avg. 1. Liberty High Point Charleston Southern Winthrop Gardner-Webb Radford Campbell UNC Asheville Presbyterian DIGS ## Team S No. Avg. 1. Charleston Southern 132 2, Campbell 124 2, Gardner-Webb 116 1, Radford 110 1, High Point 124 1, Liberty 112 1, Winthrop 120 1, Presbyterian 114 1, UNC Asheville 108 1, CHAMPIONSHIP (Sun., Nov. 20) #3 High Point 3, #1 Radford BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE STATISTICS HITTING PERCENTAGE ## Player-Team S Kills Pct. 1. Jenny Tait - CU Brianna Gray-WU Molly Livingston-HPU Anna Gragg-LU Madison Vaughn-AVL Samantha Del Toro-PC Mollory McKnight-RU Sirena Vorster-LU Maddie Palmer-RU Hannah Driscoll-GWU KILLS ## Player-Team S Kills Avg. 1. Maddie Palmer-RU Leah Clayton-LU Haley Barnes-HPU Cara Guthrie-AVL Sierra Davis-PC Loni Kreun-CU Emma Weakland-WU Allena Heath-CU Addison Kaderli-CSU Brooke Monssen-CSU ASSISTS ## Player-Team S Asst. Avg. 1. Haley Kleespies-RU 110 1, Anna Willey-LU Sara Rogers-PC Rachel Smith-CSU Siani Yamaguchi-WU Summer Schuitema-CU Jenna Smith-HPU Carly Jimenez-HPU Kailey Hackett-AVL Amanda Sahm-GWU ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Haley Barnes, High Point (MVP) Molly Livingston, High Point Katie Tylman, High Point Maddie Palmer, Radford Haley Kleespies, Radford Allena Heath, Campbell Leah Clayton, Liberty DIGS ## Player-Team S Digs Avg. 1. Madison Martin-CSU Emma Milstead-GWU Kayla Schanback-CU Mikayla Register-PC Carlie Skelton-WU Amy Pilat-HPU Madisen Zyburt-AVL Kelby Jackson-RU Margaret Latchford-LU Maddie Palmer-RU BLOCKS ## Player-Team S Total Avg. 1. Jordan Hefner-HPU Kaelyn Dyson-GWU Sirena Vorster-LU Anna Gragg-LU Kelsey Schroll-WU Molly Livingston-HPU Kylie Klein-CSU Amaya Rousseau-RU Madison Vaughn-AVL Jenny Tait-CU SERVICE ACES ## Player-Team S Aces Avg. 1. Maddie Palmer Kayla Schanback-CU Cara Guthrie-AVL Molly Livingston-HPU Haley Kleespies-RU Madison Martin-CSU Amanda Sahm-GWU Haley Barnes-HPU Sirena Vorster-LU Mikayla Register-PC HighPointPanthers.com

15 FIRST TEAM Maddie Palmer Jr. Radford Jenny Tait Sr. Campbell Haley Barnes Jr. High Point Leah Clayton Fr. Liberty Haley Kleespies So. Radford Madison Martin So. Charleston Southern Molly Livingston So. High Point SECOND TEAM Brianna Gray Sr. Winthrop Loni Kreun Sr. Campbell Madison Vaughn Sr. UNC Asheville Emma Weakland Sr. Winthrop Anna Willey Jr. Liberty Jordan Hefner So. High Point Kayla Schanback Jr. Campbell Amaya Rousseau So. Radford 2016 BIG SOUTH AWARDS HPU S AWARDS/HONORS BIG SOUTH PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2016 Haley Barnes BIG SOUTH FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1999 Tracyann Pryce 2003 Lindsey Pickens 2013 Savannah Angel 2015 Molly Livingston ALL-BIG SOUTH 1999 Tahirah Dock (2nd) 2000 Tracyann Pryce (2nd) 2002 Tracyann Pryce (2nd) 2003 Lindsey Pickens (2nd) 2004 Kim Anderson (2nd) 2005 Michelle Feiser (2nd) 2006 Jamie Kaufman (1st) 2007 Kristina Taylor (1st) Audie Gonzalez (2nd) Ashley Mellott (2nd) 2008 Kristina Taylor (1st) Audie Gonzalez (2nd) 2009 Julie Hershkowitz (2nd) 2010 Julie Hershkowitz (1st) Megan Smith (1st) Stephanie Wallin (2nd) 2011 Courtney Johnk (2nd) 2012 Courtney Johnk (1st) Jamie McDonald (2nd) Kristin Heldt (2nd) Annemarie Chin (2nd) 2013 Chelsea Davis (1st) Kristin Heldt (2nd) Maddie Simpson (2nd) 2014 Kristin Heldt (1st) 2015 Haley Barnes (1st) Annemarie Chin (1st) Camryn Freiberg (2nd) Molly Livingston (2nd) 2016 Haley Barnes (1st) Molly Livingston (1st) Jordan Hefner (2nd) Savannah Angel (HM) HONORABLE MENTION Sirena Vorster Jr. Liberty Anna Gragg Fr. Liberty Cara Guthrie So. UNC Asheville Addison Kaderli So. Charleston Southern Savannah Angel Sr. High Point ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Leah Clayton Allena Heath Anna Gragg Sydney Tekstra Brooke Monssen Rachel Smith Mallory McKnight PLAYER OF THE YEAR Maddie Palmer Jr. Radford BIG SOUTH ALL-FRESHMAN 1999 Tracyann Pryce 2003 Lindsey Pickens 2004 Ashley Johnson Jamie Kaufman 2005 Ashley Mellott 2007 Julie Hershkowitz 2009 Courtney Johnk 2010 Maddie Simpson 2011 Kristin Heldt 2012 Annemarie Chin 2013 Savannah Angel 2014 Camryn Freiberg Haley Barnes 2015 Molly Livingston BIG SOUTH ALL-TOURNAMENT 2000 Tracyann Pryce 2008 Lindsay Raus 2010 Audie Gonzalez (MVP) Megan Smith Maddie Simpson 2013 Kristin Heldt 2014 Gabi Mirand 2016 Haley Barnes (MVP) Katie Tylman Haley Barnes BIG SOUTH COACH OF THE YEAR 2008 Chad Esposito BIG SOUTH SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2012 Molly Barlow 2015 Gabi Mirand COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2003 April Sheilds (3rd) 2005 Michelle Feiser (3rd) 2012 Molly Barlow (1st) 2015 Gabi Mirand (1st) Liberty Campbell Liberty Radford Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Radford BIG SOUTH ALL-ACADEMIC 1999 Niki Ferguson 2000 Tracyann Pryce 2001 Tracyann Pryce 2002 April Shields 2003 April Shields 2004 Jenelle Stouffer 2005 Michelle Feiser 2006 Lauren Hatch 2007 Lauren Hatch 2008 Kristina Taylor 2009 Megan Kaminskas 2010 Julie Hershkowitz 2011 Molly Barlow 2012 Molly Barlow 2013 Wavie Chin 2014 Savannah Angel 2015 Gabi Mirand 2016 Haley Barnes NCCSIA ALL-STATE 2007 Kristina Taylor 2008 Kristina Taylor Lindsey Raus 2010 Julie Hershkowitz Megan Smith Maddie Simpson Stephanie Wallin 2012 Annemarie Chin Kristin Heldt Courtney Johnk Jamie McDonald Maddie Simpson 2013 Chelsea Davis (1st) Savannah Angel (2nd) Annemarie Chin (2nd) Maddie Simpson (2nd) 2014 Kristin Heldt (1st) Haley Barnes (2nd) Camryn Freiberg (2nd) Wavie Chin (2nd) Gabi Mirand (2nd) 2015 Haley Barnes (2nd) Annemarie Chin (2nd) FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Leah Clayton Liberty COACH OF THE YEAR Marci Jenkins Radford ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Madison Linxwiler So. Campbell Kylie Klein Jr. Charleston Southern Taylor Lillard Sr. Gardner-Webb Haley Barnes Jr. High Point Anna Willey Jr. Liberty Sierra Davis So. Presbyterian Kelby Jackson Sr. Radford Madison Vaughn Sr. UNC Asheville Carlie Skelton So. Winthrop AVCA TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD BIG SOUTH PLAYER OF THE WEEK Kristin Heldt... 3 times Jamie Kaufman... 3 times Chelsea Davis... 2 times Megan Smith... 2 times Courtney Johnk... Once Molly Livingston... Once Ashley Mellott... Once Lindsey Pickens... Once Lindsay Raus... Once Maddie Simpson... Once Stephanie Wallin... Once BIG SOUTH DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Annemarie Chin... 7 times Julie Hershkowitz... 5 times Wavie Chin... 2 times Jordan Hefner... 2 times Breanna Holliday... Once Molly Livingston... Once Amy Pilat... Once BIG SOUTH FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE WEEK Lindsey Pickens... 6 times Savannah Angel... 4 times Jamie Kaufman... 4 times Maddie Simpson... 4 times Ashley Mellot... 3 times Molly Livingston... 2 times Annemarie Chin... Once Chelsea Davis... Once Camryn Freiberg... Once Jordan Hefner... Once Audie Gonzalez... Once Kristin Heldt... Once Lindsay Raus... Once Stephanie Wallin... Once HighPointPanthers.com 15

16 SEASON RECORDS KILLS Megan Smith (2010) Lindsey Pickens (2003) Chelsea Davis (2013) Jamie Kaufman (2004) Kamarsha Ryan (2003) Jamie Kaufman (2006) Tahirah Dock (1999) Lindsey Pickens (2004) Tracyann Pryce (2002) Haley Barnes (2016) ATTACK PERCENTAGE (Min. 500 attempts) Lindsay Raus (2008) Stephanie Wallin (2010) Molly Livingston (2016) Tracyann Pryce (1999) Stephanie Wallin (2008) Ashley Mellott (2007).276 Sabrina Wahid (2005) Tracyann Pryce (2001) Stephanie Wallin (2009) Lindsay Raus (2007) KILLS PER SET Tahirah Dock (1999) Chelsea Davis (2013) Jamie Kaufman (2004) Jamie Kaufman (2006) Lindsey Pickens (2003) Megan Smith (2010) Lindsey Pickens (2004) Ashley Mellot (2007) Kamarsha Ryan (2003) Haley Barnes (2016) ASSISTS 1. 1,439 Kristina Taylor (2007) 2. 1,349 Maddie Simpson (2010) 3. 1,339 Heather Butt (2003) 4. 1,246 Michelle Feiser (2004) 5. 1,227 Jaime Kutz (2002) 6. 1,211 Holly Fong (2009) 7. 1,208 Niki Ferguson (1999) 8. 1,196 Kristina Taylor (2006) 9. 1,192 Kristina Taylor (2008) 10. 1,146 Gabi Mirand (2014) Kristina Taylor ATTACK ATTEMPTS 1. 1,536 Jamie Kaufman (2006) 2. 1,454 Megan Smith (2010) 3. 1,383 Lindsey Pickens (2003) 4. 1,371 Chelsea Davis (2013) 5. 1,254 Kamarsha Ryan (2003) 6. 1,252 Audie Gonzalez (2010) 7. 1,225 Audie Gonzalez (2006) 8. 1,201 Lindsey Pickens (2004) 9. 1,198 Haley Barnes (2016) 10. 1,170 Haley Barnes (2015) ASSISTS PER SET Kristina Taylor (2007) Niki Ferguson (1999) Michelle Feiser (2004) Maddie Simpson (2010) Kristina Taylor (2008) Gabi Mirand (2014) Heather Butt (2003) Kristina Taylor (2006) Holly Fong (2009) Maddie Simpson (2012) Sabrina Wahid Jamie Kaufman ACES Jamie Kaufman (2005) Jamie Kaufman (2004) Jamie Kaufman (2006) Audie Gonzalez (2010) 52 Kim Anderson (2004) Lindsey Pickens (2004) Courtney Johnk (2012) Audie Gonzalez (2008) 43 Kristina Taylor (2006) 43 Molly Livingston (2016) ACES PER SET Jamie Kaufman (2005) Jamie Kaufman (2004) Jamie Kaufman (2006) 0.46 Jamie Kaufman (2007) Kim Anderson (2004) Lindsey Pickens (2004) 0.42 Courtney Johnk (2012) Audie Gonzalez (2008) Kristina Taylor (2007) Audie Gonzalez (2008) Due to incomplete records and a change in NCAA Divisions, the records reflect statistical leaders from only High Point s Division I Era (1999-present). 16 HighPointPanthers.com

17 SEASON RECORDS DIGS Julie Hershkowitz (2010) Annemarie Chin (2015) Julie Hershkowitz (2009) Annemarie Chin (2013) Kim Anderson (2004) Julie Hershkowitz (2007) Wavie Chin (2014) Lauren Hatch (2006) Julie Hershkowitz (2008) Audie Gonzalez (2006) DIGS PER SET Annemarie Chin (2015) Annemarie Chin (2013) Julie Hershkowitz (2009) Julie Hershkowitz (2010) 5.13 Kim Anderson (2004) Julie Hershkowitz (2007) Wavie Chin (2014) Lauren Hatch (2006) Julie Hershkowitz (2008) Audie Gonzalez (2006) Julie Hershkowitz BLOCK SOLOS Tracyann Pryce (2001) Tracyann Pryce (2002) Tracyann Pryce (2000) Tracyann Pryce (1999) Anna Lott (2009) 20 Chelsea Davis (2013) 20 Camryn Freiberg (2014) Maddie Simpson (2010) 18 Sabrina Wahid (2006) 18 Heather Brooks (2003) BLOCK ASSISTS Jordan Hefner (2016) Molly Livingston (2016) Katie Vincent (2013) Jamie McDonald (2012) Sabrina Wahid (2003) Megan Kaminskas (2009) Anna Lott (2008) Katie Tylman (2016) Ashley Johnson (2004) 83 Sabrina Wahid (2005) Maddie Simpson & Michelle Chakirelis TOTAL BLOCKS Jordan Hefner (2016) Molly Livingston (2016) Katie Vincent (2013) 110 Jamie McDonald (2012) Sabrina Wahid (2003) Megan Kaminskas (2009) Tracyann Price (2002) Anna Lott (2008) Tracyann Pryce (2001) Sabrina Wahid (2005) 93 Katie Tylman (2016) BLOCKS PER SET Jordan Hefner (2016) Jamie McDonald (2012) Molly Livingston (2016) Katie Vincent (2013) Sabrina Wahid (2004) Camryn Freiberg (2014) Tracyann Pryce (2000) Megan Kaminskas (2009) Anna Lott (2010) 0.86 Sabrina Wahid (2006) 0.86 Caity Farus (2012) Annemarie Chin (#14) and Wavie Chin (#13) combined for over 3,000 career digs. HighPointPanthers.com 17

18 CAREER RECORDS KILLS 1. 1,597 Jamie Kaufman ( ) 2. 1,364 Audie Gonzalez ( ) 3. 1,359 Tracyann Pryce ( ) 4. 1,346 Chelsea Davis ( ) 5. 1,341 Kristin Heldt ( ) 6. 1,175 Kamarsha Ryan ( ) 1,139 Ashley Mellot ( ) 8. 1,091 Courtney Johnk ( ) 9. 1,063 Stephanie Wallin ( ) 10. 1,058 Haley Barnes (2014-Pres.) KILLS PER SET Tahirah Dock (1999) Lindsey Pickens ( ) Jamie Kaufman ( ) Megan Smith ( ) Kimberly Wright ( ) Haley Barnes (2014-Pres.) Tracyann Pryce ( ) Kristin Heldt ( ) Chelsea Davis ( ) Ashley Mellot ( ) Audie Gonzalez Chelsea Davis ATTACK PERCENTAGE (MIN. 1,000 ATT.) Molly Livingston (2015-Pres.) Stephanie Wallin ( ) Savannah Angel ( ) Tracyann Pryce ( ) Lindsay Raus( ) Ashley Mellott ( ) Ashley Johnson ( ) Lindsey Pickens ( ) Kristin Heldt ( ) Megan Kaminskas ( ) ASSISTS 1. 3,982 Kristina Taylor ( ) 2. 3,601 Michelle Feiser ( ) 3. 3,542 Maddie Simpson ( ) 4. 2,037 Gabi Mirand ( ) 5. 1,722 Kristy Flint ( ) 6. 1,484 Jaime Kutz ( ) 7. 1,464 Heather Butt ( ) 8. 1,346 Holly Fong ( ) 9. 1,208 Niki Ferguson (2000) 10. 1,122 Carly Jimenez (2014-Pres.) DIGS 1. 2,416 Julie Hershkowitz ( ) 2. 1,907 Annemarie Chin ( ) 3. 1,726 Audie Gonzalez ( ) 4. 1,389 Lauren Hatch ( ) 5. 1,159 Jenelle Stouffer ( ) 6. 1,149 Wavie Chin ( ) 7. 1,098 Chelsea Davis ( ) 8. 1,064 Michelle Feiser ( ) 9. 1,056 Molly Barlow ( ) 10. 1,043 Kim Anderson ( ) 1,043 Jamie Kaufman ( ) DIGS PER SET Julie Hershkowitz ( ) Kim Anderson ( ) Annemarie Chin ( ) Audie Gonzalez ( ) Tahirah Dock ( ) Lauren Hatch ( ) Lindsey Pickens ( ) Chelsea Davis (2011-pres.) Janelle Stouffer ( ) Megan Smith ( ) BLOCK SOLOS Tracyann Pryce ( ) Chelsea Davis ( ) Sabrina Wahid ( ) Anna Lott ( ) 46 Maddie Simpson ( ) Savannah Angel ( ) Courtney Johnk ( ) Michelle Chakirelis ( ) 34 Kristin Heldt ( ) Stephanie Wallin ( ) ATTACK ATTEMPTS 1. 4,743 Audie Gonzalez ( ) 2. 4,511 Jamie Kaufman ( ) 3. 4,019 Chelsea Davis ( ) 4. 3,651 Kristin Heldt ( ) 5. 3,341 Kamarsha Ryan ( ) 6. 3,231 Haley Barnes (2014-Pres.) 7. 3,329 Tracyann Pryce ( ) 8. 3,013 Courtney Johnk ( ) 9. 2,967 Ashley Mellot ( ) 10. 2,619 Megan Smith ( ) ACES Jamie Kaufman ( ) Audie Gonzalez ( ) Michelle Feiser ( ) Kristina Taylor ( ) Lauren Hatch ( ) Haley Barnes (2014-Pres.) Maddie Simpson ( ) Lindsey Pickens ( ) Molly Barlow ( ) Whitney Kaltenegger ( ) Jamie McDonald 18 HighPointPanthers.com

19 CAREER RECORDS BLOCK ASSISTS Lindsay Raus ( ) Sabrina Wahid ( ) Anna Lott ( ) Stephanie Wallin ( ) Tracyann Pryce ( ) Savannah Angel ( ) Michelle Feiser ( ) Jordan Hefner (2015-Pres.) Courtney Johnk ( ) Ashley Johnson ( ) TOTAL BLOCKS Tracyann Pryce ( ) Sabrina Wahid ( ) Lindsay Raus ( ) Anna Lott ( ) Stephanie Wallin ( ) Savannah Angel ( ) Courtney Johnk ( ) Jordan Hefner (2015-Pres.) Michelle Chakirelis ( ) Kristin Heldt ( ) 199 Molly Livingston (2015-Pres.) TEAM RECORDS KILLS 1. 1, , , , , KILLS PER SET The 2007 Panthers BLOCKS PER SET Jordan Hefner (2015-Pres.) Molly Livingston (2015-Pres.) Jamie McDonald ( ) Katie Vincent ( ) Sabrina Wahid ( ) Caity Farus ( ) Tara Mahoney ( ) Tracyann Pryce ( ) Anna Lott ( ) Lindsay Raus ( ) SETS PLAYED Julie Hershkowitz ( ) Audie Gonzalez ( ) Jenelle Stouffer ( ) Michelle Feiser ( ) Lauren Hatch ( ) Chelsea Davis ( ) Wavie Chin ( ) Kristin Heldt ( ) Annemarie Chin ( ) Tracyann Pryce ( ) ATTACK ATTEMPTS 1. 5, , , , , ATTACK PERCENTAGE ASSISTS 1. 1, , , , , ASSISTS PER SET ACES ACES PER SET DIGS 1. 2, , , , , DIGS PER SET BLOCK SOLOS MATCHES PLAYED Michelle Feiser ( ) Audie Gonzalez ( ) Julie Hershkowitz ( ) Lauren Hatch ( ) Jamie Kaufman ( ) Courtney Johnk ( ) Stephanie Wallin ( ) Chelsea Davis ( ) 121 Annemarie Chin ( ) 121 Wavie Chin ( ) Kristin Heldt ( ) Michelle Feiser BLOCKS ASSISTS BLOCKS PER SET Due to incomplete records and a change in NCAA Divisions, the records reflect statistical leaders from only High Point s Division I Era (1999-present). HighPointPanthers.com 19

20 DIVISION I RECORD BY OPPONENT Alcorn State Appalachian State Arizona State Arkansas Pine Bluff Auburn Austin Peay Belmont Bethune-Cookman Birmingham-Southern Boise State Bowling Green Buffalo Campbell Catawba Central Florida Charleston Southern Charlotte Citadel Clemson Cleveland State Coastal Carolina College of Charleston Connecticut Coppin State Cornell Davidson Delaware Delaware State Duke Duquesne Eastern Illinois Eastern Michigan East Carolina East Tennessee State Elon Florida International Fordham Furman Gardner-Webb George Mason Georgetown Georgia Georgia Southern Georgia State Guilford Hartford Hofstra Howard Indiana IPFW Jacksonville State James Madison Kennesaw State Kent State Lamar La Salle Liberty Long Island Louisiana Lafayette Loyola Marymount Loyola (Md.) Manhattan Marist Marshall Maryland Eastern Shore Memphis Mercer Montana Murray State Navy Niagara Norfolk State North Carolina North Carolina A&T North Carolina Central N.C. State North Dakota State North Florida Northeastern Northern Arizona Oral Roberts Portland Presbyterian Providence Radford Robert Morris Sacred Heart Saint Andrews Saint Francis (Pa.) Sam Houston State Savannah State SMU South Carolina South Carolina State Stetson Syracuse DIVISION I CONFERENCE GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS CAMPBELL (15-13, 6-6) at High Point: 6-7; at Buies Creek: 9-3 Neutral: 0-3; Current streak: Lost 1 Season W/L Result Site 9/4/99 L 1-3 N^ 9/3/99 L 1-3 CU^ 2000 L 1-3 HPU^ 8/31/01 L 1-3 HPU^ 9/7/01 9/14/01 L L N^ N^ 10/15/02 W 3-2 CU^ 9/23/03 9/14/04 W 3-1 W 3-0 CU^ HPU^ 11/8/05 W /31/06 W 3-0 CU^ HPU^ 9/17/07 W 3-0 CU^ 9/2/08 9/1/09 W 3-0 W 3-2 HPU^ CU^ 9/14/10 9/23/11 W 3-1 L 0-3 HPU^ HPU 10/18/11 L 2-3 CU 9/21/12 W /17/12 W 3-1 CU HPU 9/27/13 L 2-3 HPU 10/25/13 W 3-1 CU 9/14/14 L 1-3 CU 10/24/14 L 2-3 HPU 9/25/15 W 3-2 HPU 10/23/15 W /19/15 L 0-3 CU HPU* 10/4/16 W 3-2 CU 10/18/16 L 2-3 HPU CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (29-7, 28-7) at High Point: 14-3; at Charleston: 13-4 Neutral: 1-0; Current streak: Won 22 Season W/L Result Site 10/16/99 W 3-1 HPU 2000 W 3-1 HPU 2000 W 3-0 CSU 9/29/01 L 1-3 HPU 10/26/01 L 0-3 CSU 10/18/02 L 2-3 CSU 11/15/02 W 3-1 HPU 9/27/03 L 1-3 CSU 11/14/03 L 1-3 HPU 9/24/04 W 3-0 HPU 10/22/04 L 0-3 CSU 10/15/05 W 3-2 CSU 11/5/05 L 0-3 HPU 9/29/06 W 3-2 CSU 10/27/06 W 3-0 HPU 10/13/07 W 3-1 CSU 11/4/07 W 3-1 HPU 10/4/08 W 3-0 HPU 10/31/08 W 3-0 CSU 10/17/09 W 3-0 CSU 11/13/09 W 3-1 CSU 9/25/10 W 3-1 CSU 10/22/10 W 3-0 HPU 11/19/10 W 3-1 N* 9/30/11 W 3-0 CSU 11/12/11 W 3-1 HPU 9/29/12 W 3-0 HPU 11/9/12 W 3-1 CSU 10/5/13 W 3-1 CSU 11/15/13 W 3-2 HPU 10/4/14 W 3-0 HPU 11/14/14 W 3-1 CSU 10/20/15 W 3-0 CSU 11/12/15 W 3-1 HPU 10/22/16 W 3-1 CSU 10/28/16 W 3-0 HPU GARDNER-WEBB (18-3, 12-1) at High Point: 8-1; at Boiling Springs: 7-2 Neutral: 3-0; Current streak: Won 6 Season W/L Result Site 9/2/03 L 2-3 HPU^ 9/12/03 W 3-1 N^ 9/19/03 W 3-0 N^ 10/6/04 W 3-1 GWU^ 8/30/05 W 3-2 HPU^ 9/17/05 W 3-0 N^ 10/17/06 L 0-3 GWU^ 10/2/07 W 3-1 HPU^ 10/17/08 W 3-0 GWU 11/15/08 W 3-0 HPU 10/10/09 W 3-0 GWU 11/6/09 W 3-0 HPU 10/8/10 W 3-0 HPU 11/6/10 W 3-1 GWU 10/28/11 L 1-3 GWU 10/27/12 W 3-1 HPU 11/2/13 W 3-1 GWU TCU Tennessee Tech Troy UC Irvine UC Riverside UNC Asheville UNCG UNC Wilmington Utah Valley State UT Pan American Valparaiso VCU Villanova Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest West Virginia Western Carolina William & Mary Winston-Salem State Winthrop Wisconsin Green Bay Wright State Wofford Youngstown State Opponents in Bold New Opponents in 2017: Cal Poly, Dayton, LSU, Northern Illinois, Ohio and Oklahoma 11/1/14 W 3-1 HPU 10/31/15 W 3-0 GWU 10/14/16 W 3-0 GWU 11/11/16 W 3-1 HPU LIBERTY (14-26, 11-25) at High Point: 8-10; at Lynchburg: 4-15 Neutral: 2-1; Current streak: Won 1 Season W/L Result Site 10/9/99 L 0-3 HPU 11/6/99 L 0-3 LU 2000 L 0-3 HPU 2000 L 0-3 LU 9/25/01 L 0-3 LU 10/24/01 L 1-3 HPU 9/24/02 L 0-3 LU 11/7/02 L 1-3 HPU 10/10/03 L 1-3 LU 11/1/03 L 1-3 HPU 11/21/03 L 0-3 N* 10/8/04 W 3-2 HPU 10/30/04 L 1-3 LU 9/30/05 W 3-1 LU 10/28/05 W 3-1 HPU 10/14/06 L 0-3 HPU 11/4/06 L 0-3 LU 9/28/07 L 1-3 HPU 10/26/07 L 0-3 LU 10/14/08 W 3-2 LU 11/11/08 L 0-3 HPU 10/13/09 W 3-1 HPU 11/10/09 L 0-3 LU 20 HighPointPanthers.com

21 9/28/10 L 0-3 HPU 10/19/10 L 1-3 LU 11/20/10 W 3-0 N* 10/7/11 W 3-0 HPU 11/5/11 L 0-3 LU 10/6/12 L 0-3 LU 11/2/12 L 2-3 HPU 10/12/13 W 3-0 HPU 11/8/13 W 3-2 LU 10/11/14 L 2-3 LU 11/7/14 W 3-1 HPU 11/20/14 W /10/15 W 3-1 N* HPU 11/6/15 L 1-3 LU 9/23/16 W 3-1 HPU 11/5/16 L 0-3 LU 11/19/16 W 3-2 LU* PRESBYTERIAN (12-3, 12-3) at High Point: 7-1; at Clinton: 5-2 Neutral: 0-0; Current streak: Won 3 Season W/L Result Site 10/9/07 W 3-1 PC 10/19/07 W 3-0 HPU 9/27/08 W 3-1 PC 10/24/08 W 3-2 HPU 10/3/09 L 2-3 PC 10/30/09 W 3-1 HPU 10/9/10 W 3-1 HPU 11/5/10 W 3-0 PC 10/14/11 W 3-2 HPU 10/13/12 W 3-2 PC 10/19/13 L 1-3 HPU 10/18/14 L 1-3 PC 10/17/15 W 3-0 HPU 10/21/16 W 3-0 PC 11/12/16 W 3-0 HPU RADFORD (21-19, 18-18) at High Point: 11-7; at Radford: 7-11 Neutral: 3-1; Current streak: Won 2 Season W/L Result Site 10/8/99 L 0-3 HPU 11/5/99 L 0-3 RU 2000 L 1-3 HPU HighPointPanthers.com 2000 L 0-3 RU 10/2/01 L 0-3 RU 10/30/01 L 1-3 HPU 10/8/02 L 1-3 RU 11/5/02 L 1-3 HPU 10/11/03 L 1-3 RU 11/2/03 W 3-0 HPU 10/9/04 W 3-0 HPU 10/29/04 W 3-0 RU 10/1/05 W 3-1 RU 10/29/05 W 3-0 HPU 10/13/06 W 3-1 HPU 11/3/06 L 2-3 RU 9/29/07 W 3-1 HPU 10/27/07 W 3-1 RU 9/30/08 W 3-0 HPU 10/28/08 W 3-0 RU 11/21/08 W 3-0 N* 9/29/09 L 2-3 RU 10/28/09 L 1-3 HPU 10/12/10 W 3-0 RU 11/2/10 W 3-1 HPU 11/18/10 W 3-0 N* 10/8/11 W 3-2 HPU 11/4/11 L 0-3 RU 11/17/11 L 0-3 N* 10/5/12 W 3-1 RU 11/3/12 W 3-0 HPU 10/11/13 L 2-3 HPU 11/9/13 L 0-3 RU 10/10/14 L 2-3 RU 11/8/14 L 2-3 HPU 10/9/15 W 3-1 HPU 11/7/15 W 3-2 RU 9/20/16 L 0-3 RU 11/1/16 W 3-1 HPU 11/20/16 W 3-1 N* UNC ASHEVILLE (9-28, 8-23) at High Point: 5-11; at Asheville: 3-13 Neutral: 1-4; Current streak: Won 1 Season W/L Result Site 10/1/99 L 1-3 AVL 10/29/99 L 0-3 HPU 2000 L 1-3 AVL BIG SOUTH TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1999 (North Charleston, S.C.) No. 2 Liberty... L, (High Point, N.C.) No. 2 Coastal Carolina... L, (Lynchburg, Va.) No. 2 Winthrop... L, (Rock Hill, S.C.) No. 1 UNC Asheville... L, Birmingham, Ala.) No. 1 Liberty... L, (Higher Seed) No. 3 Birmingham So... L, (Higher Seed) No. 4 Charleston So... L, (Higher Seed) No. 4 Birmingham-So... L, (Lynchburg, Va.) No. 6 UNC Asheville... L, (Asheville, N.C.) No. 7 Radford...W, 3-0 No. 3 Coastal Carolina... L, (Radford, Va.) No. 4 Coastal Carolina... L, (Rock Hill, S.C.) No. 7 Radford...W, 3-0 No. 6 Charleston So...W, 3-1 No. 1 Liberty...W, (North Charleston, S.C.) No. 3 Radford... L, (Boiling Springs, N.C.) No. 6 UNC Asheville... L, (Clinton, S.C.) No. 6 Winthrop...W, 3-0 No. 2 Coastal Carolina... L, L 0-3 HPU 9/21/01 L 0-3 HPU 10/19/01 L 2-3 AVL 8/31/02 L 2-3 HPU^ 9/14/02 L 0-3 N^ 9/17/02 L 0-3 AVL 11/2/02 L 1-3 HPU 11/21/02 L 1-3 N* 10/7/03 L 1-3 HPU 9/4/03 L 1-3 AVL 11/2/04 L 2-3 HPU 11/9/04 L 1-3 AVL 10/5/05 L 1-3 HPU 10/21/05 L 0-3 AVL 10/3/06 L 1-3 HPU 10/22/06 L 1-3 AVL 10/5/07 W 3-1 AVL 10/20/07 W 3-1 HPU 11/15/07 L 2-3 N* 9/26/08 W 3-2 AVL 10/25/08 L 2-3 HPU 10/9/09 L 0-3 AVL 11/7/09 L 1-3 HPU 10/2/10 W 3-0 HPU 10/29/10 L 1-3 AVL 10/29/11 L 0-3 AVL 10/26/12 W 3-0 HPU 11/15/12 L 1-3 N* 11/1/13 L 1-3 AVL 10/31/14 W 3-0 HPU 10/30/15 W 3-2 AVL 9/24/16 W 3-0 HPU 10/15/16 L 0-3 AVL 11/18/16 W 3-1 N* WINTHROP (9-26, 9-24) at High Point: 4-13; at Rock Hill: 4-11 Neutral: 1-2; Current streak: Lost 1 Season W/L Result Site 9/28/99 L 0-3 WU 10/30/99 L 1-3 HPU 2000 L 0-3 WU 2000 L 0-3 HPU 9/15/01 L 0-3 N^ 9/22/01 L 1-3 HPU 2014 (Conway, S.C.) No. 3 Liberty...W, 3-0 No. 2 Coastal Carolina... L, (High Point, N.C.) No. 7 Campbell... L, (Lynchburg, Va.) No. 6 UNC Asheville...W, 3-1 No. 2 Liberty...W, 3-2 No. 1 Radford...W, /20/01 L 0-3 WU 11/15/01 L 0-3 N* 9/6/02 L 1-3 HPU^ 10/01/02 L 1-3 HPU 10/29/02 L 0-3 WU 9/30/03 L 0-3 WU 10/28/03 L 1-3 HPU 9/28/04 L 1-3 HPU 11/13/04 L 0-3 WU 9/21/05 L 0-3 WU 11/12/05 L 0-3 HPU 9/21/06 L 0-3 HPU 11/10/06 L 0-3 WU 9/21/07 L 1-3 WU 11/10/07 L 1-3 HPU 10/10/08 W 3-1 HPU 11/7/08 W 3-1 WU 9/26/09 L 1-3 HPU 10/23/09 L 2-3 WU 9/24/10 W 3-2 WU 10/23/10 W 3-0 HPU 10/15/11 L 1-3 HPU 10/12/12 L 2-3 WU 10/18/13 W 3-0 HPU 11/21/13 W 3-0 N* 10/17/14 W 3-0 WU 10/16/15 W 3-1 HPU 10/1/16 W 3-0 WU 10/29/16 L 0-3 HPU Conference Tournament Game ^ Non-Conference Meeting RECORD WHEN... All-Time Quarterfinal Semifinals Finals vs. Birmingham-Southern vs. Campbell vs. Charleston Southern vs. Coastal Carolina vs. Liberty vs. Radford vs. UNC Asheville vs. Winthrop Hosting the Tournament Playing the Host Lower Seeded Team Higher Seeded Team vs. No. 1 Seed vs. No. 2 Seed vs. No. 3 Seed vs. No. 4 Seed vs. No. 5 Seed vs. No. 6 Seed vs. No. 7 Seed

22 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS Year Record Coach Jennifer Alley Jennifer Alley (Conf. champs)...jennifer Alley (Conf./State champs)...jennifer Alley (Conf./State champs)...wanda Briley (Conf./State champs)...wanda Briley (Conf. champs)...nancy Little (Conf. champs)...nancy Little Nancy Little (Conf./District champs)...nancy Little (Conf./District champs)...nancy Little (Conf. champs)...nancy Little (Conf. champs)...debbie Trogden (Conf. champs)...debbie Trogden Debbie Trogden Joe Ellenburg (Conf. champs)...joe Ellenburg (Conf. champs)...joe Ellenburg Joe Ellenburg Joe Ellenburg Joe Ellenburg Ellenburg/Faucette (Conf. champs)...ellenburg/faucette (Conf. champs)...teresa Faucette Teresa Faucette Jennifer Guzi Begin NCAA Division I Play (1-13 Big South, T-7th)...Georgette Crawford (2-12 Big South, 7th)...Georgette Crawford (3-11 Big South, 7th)...Georgette Crawford (2-12 Big South, 8th)...Georgette Crawford (1-13 Big South, 8th)... Chad Esposito (5-9 Big South, 6th)... Chad Esposito (5-9 Big South, T-5th)... Chad Esposito Year Record Coach (6-8 Big South, 5th)...Chad Esposito (8-4 Big South, 3rd)...Chad Esposito (13-3 Big South, T-1st)...Chad Esposito (6-10 Big South, 6th)... Jason Oliver ** (13-3 Big South, 2nd)**... Jason Oliver (6-8 Big South, 7th)... Jason Oliver (9-5 Big South, 3rd)... Jason Oliver (9-5 Big South, 3rd)... Jason Oliver (6-8 Big South, 6th)... Jason Oliver (11-3 Big South, 2nd)... Jason Oliver ** (11-5 Big South, T-2nd)**...Tom Mendoza Overall Program Record: (44 years) Division I Program Record: (18 years) Big South Program Record: Big South Tournament Record: 9-15 (**Tournament Champs**) ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS Coach Seasons... Record Jennifer Alley 4 ( ) (.607) Wanda Briley 2 ( ) (.832) Nancy Little 6 ( ) (.608) Debbie Trogden 3 ( ) (.795) Joe Ellenburg 6 ( ) (.614) Teresa Faucette 4 ( ) (.545) Jennifer Guzi 1 (1998) (.235) Georgette Crawford 4 ( ) (.147) Big South 4 ( ) (.143) Chad Esposito 6 ( ) (.500) Big South 6 ( ) (.452) Jason Oliver 7 ( ) (.534) Big South 7 ( ) (.588) Tom Mendoza 1 (2016) (.697) Big South 1 (2016) (.688) 22 HighPointPanthers.com