2018 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES

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1 All-Time Accomplishments: 23 NCAA Tournaments 11 WCC Championships 19 All-American Selections 43 Seasons Played All-Time Record WCC All-Time Record 2018 SCHEDULE/RESULTS OVERALL RECORD: 21-8 WCC RECORD: 14-4 HOME: 12-1 AWAY: 6-6 NEUTRAL: 3-1 Date Opponent Time/Result Panther Challenge 8/24 vs. #24 Cal Poly L, 1-3 8/25 vs. Butler W, 3-0 8/25 at #20 Pitt L, 0-3 Pepperdine Asics Classic 8/31 Idaho W, 3-1 9/1 North Texas W, 3-0 9/2 CSUN W, 3-1 Texas A&M Invitational 9/6 at Texas A&M L, 0-3 9/7 vs. Missouri State W, 3-0 9/7 vs. Nicholls State W, 3-0 9/12 at UC Irvine L, 1-3 9/20 at Portland* W, 3-0 9/22 at Gonzaga* W, 3-1 9/25 #1 BYU* (ESPN) L, 1-3 9/27 at San Francisco* W, 3-1 9/29 at Santa Clara* W, /4 Pacific* W, /6 Saint Mary's (RV)* W, /13 Loyola Marymount (RV)* W, /18 at San Diego* L, /20 at #1 BYU* L, /25 Santa Clara* W, /27 San Francisco* W, /1 at Saint Mary's* W, /3 at Pacific* L, /6 Hawai'i W, /15 Gonzaga*# W, /17 Portland*# W, /18 Loyola Marymount* W, /20 San Diego*# W, 3-2 NCAA First & Second Rounds 11/29 vs. Northern Iowa (RV) 3 p.m. Home matches in bold and played at Firestone Fieldhouse All times Pacific # Neutral * West Coast Conference match 2018 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL MATCH NOTES November 28, 2018 MALIBU, Calif. This week, the Pepperdine women's volleyball team will play in the NCAA Tournament for the 23rd time in program history, facing Northern Iowa in an opening round match on Thursday. Pending a win, the Waves will face the winner of #6 Wisconsin and Green Bay on Friday. MATCH #30 Thursday (November 29) at UW Field House in Madison, Wis.: Pepperdine vs. Northern Iowa at 3 p.m. PT Host: University of Wisconsin SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Thursday, Nov p.m. PT - Pepperdine vs. Northern Iowa 5 p.m. PT - #6 Wisconsin vs. Green Bay Friday, Nov p.m. PT - First-round winners LIVE Live stream and live stats will be available, courtesy of the NCAA. Links can be found on PepperdineWaves.com. TICKETS All-session tickets for NCAA First and Second Round matches go on-sale beginning at 8:30 a.m. on Monday. Single-session tickets go on-sale beginning at 8:30 a.m. day of match. Tickets may be purchased in-person at the Wisconsin Athletic Ticket Office (Gate 1, Camp Randall Stadium), over-the-phone by calling GO-BADGERS or , or online at UWBadgers.com. Additionally, tickets will be sold at Gate C day of match. SOCIAL MEDIA on Twitter for updates and check out PepperdineWaves.com and Facebook (/WavesVolleyball) for releases and more information. CRISIS RELIEF In the wake of recent crises within our community, we have been overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and support for our Pepperdine family. Many have asked how they can help and where they can give. Learn more: impact.pepperdine.edu/crisisresponse #PepperdineStrong. WORLD ON FIRE The Waves were particularly affected in many ways by the Woolsey Fire that raged through California, beginning on November 9. After waking up the day after the Borderline massacre that claimed the life of Pepperdine student Alaina Housley, the team was then evacuated out of Malibu, the team gathered in a restaurant in San Clemente to discuss whether to finish the final four regular season matches. " We wanted to keep playing for Malibu. We wanted to be a bright spot, to bring Malibu some positive light," junior outside hitter Hannah Frohling. After the decision was made, the staff in the Department of Athletics came together to provide a 'normal' match-experience for the final three home matches, which included senior day. With the help of UCLA's Wooden Center, the Waves hosted three of their final four matches and won all four to earn a berth into the NCAA Tournament for the first time since Seniors Blossom Sato, Heidi Dyer, Nikki Lyons and Jenna Tunnell were all celebrated prior to the Waves' win over Portland on /WavesVolleyball /PepperdineWaves PepperdineWaves PeppVolley Match #29 Thursday, November 29 3 p.m. PT Opponent...Northern Iowa Head Coach...Bobbi Petersen 2018 Record , 16-2 MVC Website... UNIPanthers.com Series...PEPP leads 2-1 First Meeting , H, W, 3-0 Last Meeting , H, W, 3-1 Watch... NCAA POSSIBLE ROUND 2 MATCHUPS Friday, November 30 5 p.m. PT Opponent... #6 Wisconsin Head Coach...Kelly Sheffield 2018 Record , 15-5 Big Ten Website...UWBadgers.com Series...UW leads 3-1 First Meeting , N, L, 0-3 Last Meeting , H, L, 1-3 Friday, November 30 5 p.m. PT Opponent...Green Bay Head Coach... Abbey Sutherland 2018 Record , 13-3 Horizon Website... GreenBayPhoenix.com Series... First meeting The team returned to their Malibu residences on Saturday, November 25. Read a well-written in-depth piece featuring interviews with senior Blossom Sato, junior Hannah Frohling and Head Coach Scott Wong on espnw here: WAVES IN THE NCAA TOURNEY The last season the Waves made the tournament was In that season, the Waves went overall. In 2011, Pepperdine made an NCAA Elite 8 appearance, finishing 6th nationally overall in the final rankings and sporting a 25-7 overall record. WCC STANDINGS WCC OVERALL RK TEAM RECORD RECORD This is the 23rd appearance for the Waves all-time with the first-ever appearance occurring in the 1984 campaign under Head Coach Gary Sato, senior setter Blossom Sato s uncle. Pepperdine has earned an appearance in 14 NCAA tournaments in the past 22-years. WCC REPRESENT Five teams from the West Coast Conference made the tournament, leading with #4-seeded BYU. PCH Cup rival Loyola Marymount, Saint Mary s and San Diego along with Pepperdine all earned an appearance in the first round. This is the best representation for the league since the 2012 season when six teams went to the tournament. SQUAD GOALS The Waves finished the regular season with a 2nd-place finish in the West Coast Conference. With a 14-4 record to close WCC play this season, the Waves have marked the best league performance since In that year, the team went 15-1 overall to win the title outright, and kicked things off with a 13-match winning streak to start. Volleyball Contact: Sarah Otteman Associate Director of Athletic Communications sarah.otteman@pepperdine.edu Phone:

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 Affiliationa... 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...Scott Wong (fourth season) Alma Mater... Pepperdine 01 Office Phone... (310) scott.wong@pepperdine.edu Pepperdine record (three seasons) Assistant Coach...Kyle Luongo (fourth season) Alma Mater... Pepperdine 10 Office Phone... (310) kyle.luongo@pepperdine.edu Assistant Coach... JulieBennett (first season) Alma Mater... Pepperdine 09 Office Phone... (310) Julie.Bennett@pepperdine.edu Team Information 2017 Overall Record Conference Record Postseason... N/A Starters Returning/Lost...5+libero/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...9+libero/5 Redshirts Returning...2 Newcomers...7 (5 freshmen/2 transfers) Women s Volleyball Information First Year All-Time Record... * (44th season) All-Time WCC Record...* (34th season) Regular-Season Titles...11 (last in 2011) NCAA Tournament Appearances...22 Last in (first round) *record at the start of the 2017 season Athletic Communications Associate/WVB Contact... Sarah Otteman Office Phone... (310) Cell Phone... (815) sarah.otteman@pepperdine.edu SID Mailing Address Pacific Coast Hwy... Malibu, CA Website... Pepperdine is 21-8 overall this season and has also posted a 12-1 record at home. As a team, Pepperdine produces kills/set on a.255 success rate along with assists/set, 1.62 aces/set, digs/set and 2.11 blocks/set. The Waves have allowed opponents kills/set on a.192 output, along with assists/set, 1.02 aces/set, digs/set and 2.15 blocks/set. As a team, the Waves rank in the top-67 of six statistical categories: 23rd with 1.62 aces/set, 31st with hitting percentage, 48th with a.724 winning percentage, 58th with 165 total aces, 62nd with assists/set and 67th with kills/set. Blossom Sato, Alli O'Harra and Hannah Frohling rank in the top-75 of one statistical category apiece with Sato ranking 38th with assist/set, Frohling ranking 74thth with 0.37 aces/ set and O'Harra ranking 67th with 1.19 blocks/set so far this season. Altogether, five players rank in eight different categories this week. MILESTONES Hana Lishman and Hannah Frohling have both surpassed career milestones this season. Lishman hit the 1,000-dig mark earlier in the season with 11-digs in three sets at Portland on September 20 and now has 1,250-digs at this point in the season. Frohling reached 1,000-kills while collecting 18-kills in the five-set thrilling win over Hawai'i at home On November 6. She now has 1,042 kills on the season. ALL-WCC The Waves had five players earn West Coast Conference postseason recognition this season, with Hannah Frohling and Blossom Sato garnering first team nods. Tarah Wylie and Shannon Scully picked up honorable mention status, while Rachel Ahrens was recognized on the WCC All-Freshman squad. ACADEMIC HONORS Hannah Frohling was picked to the Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-District 8 squad. She maintained a grade point average while studying Sports Medicine for the Waves. Although a junior on the court, Frohling has earned senior standing in the classroom. Pepperdine had four Waves recognized on WCC All-Academic squads with Hannah Frohling highlighting with first team recognition. Heidi Dyer, Alli O'Harra and Jaiden Farr also were recognized with honorable mention honors. CANNONS Hannah Frohling, Rachel Ahrens and Shannon Scully lead the Waves with 3.22, 3.27 and 3.28 kills/set averages respectively. All three have totaled over 215-kills so far this season. Frohling has amassed 316 kills with 115 errors on 800 swings for a.251 success rate. She also leads the team with 0.37 aces/set and adds 0.99 digs/set and 0.47 blocks/set each match on average. Ahrens has marked 216 smashes with 68 errors on 472 attempts to post a.314 clip. She adds 0.26 aces/set, 1.33 digs/set and 0.71 blocks/set each match for the Waves. Scully has put up 331 kills with 127 errors on 911 swings for a.224 output. She adds 0.27 aces/set, 3.03 digs/set and 0.39 blocks/set. MALIBU ROOFING COMPANY Alli O'Harra and Tarah Wylie have been the main managers in the Malibu Roofing Company, amassing 1.19 and 0.85 blocks/set respectively. O'Harra has marked 113 total blocks with nine solo rejections, and adds 1.53 kills/set on a.237 success rate and 0.31 digs/set. Wylie has been solid with 87 total rejections, including 10 solo jobs, while adding 2.01 kills/set on a.335 clip as well as 0.53 digs/set and 0.24 aces/set. PLAYMAKERS Blossom Sato is Pepperdine's primary playmaker, ranking 38th nationally with assists/set. She has dished out 1,103 total assists this season thus far, while ranking fourth on the team with 22 total aces for 0.22 aces/set. She also has helped her team to kills/set and a.255 success rate on the offensive, which both rank nationally. She has marked 0.40 kills/set and 2.08 digs/set. CAN YOU DIG IT? Hana Lishman has started in the libero position in all matches this season, totaling 386 digs for 3.78 digs/set. She has also added 73 assists for 0.72 assists/set and 20 aces for the Waves. In her three-year career thus-far, Lishman has amassed 1,250 total digs in 326 sets played. In her first match this season, she was solid in the back line with 26 digs, while against Santa Clara in the middle of the season she posted 21. In 19 matches this season she has marked double-figure digs with two over the 21-dig mark. Madison Shields and Jaiden Farr have also entered matches for defensive support, amassing 1.27 and 1.15 digs/set respectively. THE LAST FOUR Pepperdine has gone 8-1 to finish out the team's final nine-matches of the season, losing only a five-set thriller at Pacific on November 3. Despite living out of a hotel for the final two weeks of their season, the Waves came together to overcome adversity and win their final four matches of the season in a span of just six days, including sweeps over Gonzaga and PCH Cup rival Loyola Marymount, a four-set win over Portland and a five-set thrilling victory over San Diego to secure the 2nd place finish in the WCC. The Waves secured a 25-20, and win over Gonzaga after totaling 46 kills on a.330 success rate, with six aces, 55 digs and 4.0 team blocks and allowing only 31 kills on a.162 clip, with two aces, 42 digs and 6.0 blocks. Shannon Scully led the team with 16 kills on a.500 hitting percentage, while adding two aces and eight digs. Hannah Frohling record 14 kills in the match, while Tarah Wylie was solid with three aces and two blocks. Blossom Sato led the team with 35 assists and Hana Lishman and Madison Shields tabbed 15 and 12 digs respectively. In the 25-23, 17-25, and win over Portland, Pepperdine was good for 56 smashes on a.270 success rate, while allowing the opposition 57 kills on a.267 clip. The Waves picked up four aces, 61 digs and 6.0 team blocks, while allowing five aces, 59 digs and 5.0 blocks. Scully led with 18 kills on a.286 output, while adding 10 digs. Wylie impressed with 13 kills on a.571 hitting percentage, along with three aces and three blocks. Alli O'Harra also marked three blocks, while Sato once again led with 47 assists and nine digs. Lishman was unstoppable in the back row with 17 digs as well. Against PCH Cup rival Loyola Marymount, the Waves picked up a 25-21, and three-set victory, posting 41 kills on a.282 clip, with five aces, 40 digs adn 6.0 blocks. The Lions amassed 44 kills on a.259 output with two aces, 41 digs and 6.0 blocks in the match. Scully led again with 14 kill on a.333 clip, with an ace and 12 digs. Wylie snagged another three aces, while adding three blocks and six smashes on a.417 success rate. Frohling was good for 10 kills and an ace and Sato dished out 32 assists and five digs to help the effort. In the final regular season match, the Waves pulled ahead with and set wins against San Diego, but the Toreros countered with and set wins of the team's own. After a fifth-set battle, the Waves came away with the final set win and five-set overall victory. Pepperdine finished the match with 57 kills on a.189 output, with nine aces, 57 digs and 13.0 team blocks. USD was good for 60 kills on a.170 clip with three aces, 64 digs and 13.0 team blocks as well. Scully led for the fourth-straight match with 16 kills and picked up her 13th double-double of the season with 11 digs. She added three blocks and two aces as well. Sato marked 40 assists and added three kills, seven digs, four blocks and an ace in the process. Lishman produced 14 digs and added seven assists and an impressive three aces, while Wylie and O'Harra each tallied nine kills and six blocks. THE COMPETITION The Waves hold a 2-1 record against Northern Iowa all-time, dating back to the 2000-campaign when Pepperdine won a three-setter at home. In 2002, UNI took a five-set win on neutral courts, but the Waves countered with a 2005 four-set win at home. This season, UNI has gone 24-9 overall and 16-2 in the MVC. With four-set wins over Valparaiso and Illinois State, the team won the MVC Tournament last weekend. All-time, Pepperdine is 1-3 against Wisconsin, dating back to the 1989 season when the Badgers won a three-setter on neutral courts. Since then, Wisconsin has won in 1995 and 2013, while the Waves picked up a three-set win on neutral courts in Wisconsin has gone 22-6 overall, with a 15-5 overall record. Most recently, the Badgers have won six-straight, featuring wins over #13 Purdue and #7 Penn State to close out the regular season. The Waves and Green Bay have never faced. This season, GB has posted a record and a 13-3 record in the Horizon League. The team defeated Illinois-Chicago and Northern Kentucky to win the league tournament last weekend. 2

3 WCC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK The Waves have had three players earn WCC Player of the Week honors, with Hannah Frohling achieving the feat on September 14, Blossom Sato doing so on October 15 and Shannon Scully earning the final honor of the season on November 21. Scully earned the final honor after leading Pepperdine to the final four wins of the season. Sato garnered the honor after leading the Waves to a sweep over PCH Cup rival LMU. She propelled her team to three set wins over the Lions, dishing out 37 assists for assists/set en route to a.371 collective team hitting percentage. She assisted the Waves to 46 kills with only 10 errors on 97 swings and spread out the offense to five players hitting above a.312 hitting percentage with six kills or more. After propelling the Waves to a pair of road wins to open WCC action earlier this season, junior outside hitter Frohling garnered the Waves' first West Coast Conference weekly honor of the season. She led the Waves to a 3-0 win over Portland, a team that was previously undefeated at 12-0 before the match, and then continued to help the Waves to a four-set win at Gonzaga to close the weekend. In seven sets played, she posted 4.79 points/set with 3.71 kills/set, 0.71 aces/set, 1.43 digs/set and 0.71 blocks/set for the Waves. WAVES ON ICE? Freshman defensive specialist Madison 'Mad Dog' Shields didn't just grow up playing volleyball, she started her athletic career playing ice hockey. Her stepsiblings played the sport and after taking basic lessons, she started to love it so much she joined a team. That team happened to be an all-guys team, but checking was not yet allowed. Shields stated, "I was on the team for two years and it was mentally challenging. It made me a more disciplined athlete and it made me want to work harder. It helped me realize how to be a next-level athlete. IT'S ALL IN THE FAMILY Senior Heidi Dyer and freshman Lily Dyer will play on the same squad for the first time since high school and club volleyball. In high school while playing on the same team the sisters won a CIF title and finished as a state finalist. They are not the only two Dyer's playing Pepperdine volleyball, however, as their brother Noah is also a junior standout on the men's volleyball program as well. HEIDI DYER, THE TITANIUM WOMAN Senior Heidi Dyer had an interesting road to becoming a NCAA Division I dual-sport athlete and AVCA Beach All-American status. When she was 12, a major scoliosis curve of over 60 percent forced her to get corrective surgery. She had two titanium rods fused to her spine to keep her back straight. Despite her parents being told she would never play volleyball again and may never walk again, she defied all odds and became one of Pepperdine beach and indoor volleyball student-athletes. During the NCAA Beach Volleyball National Championships last season, TurnerSports and NCAA.com did a feature piece on her that streamed throughout the NCAA tournament and aired on TBS. It was voted one of the top-10 features on NCAA.com last season. ONE IS NEVER ENOUGH Seniors Heidi Dyer and Nikki Lyons are now the only two dual-sport volleyball athletes at Pepperdine, as both play indoor and beach volleyball. Each Wave have a tremendous impact on both teams, as each have earned primary positions and many starts both indoor and out. Dyer earned AVCA All-American first team honors on the beach in SATO NATION Senior Blossom Sato comes from the very well-known Sato volleyball dynasty. Her mother Liane was a member of the US Women's National Team in 1988 and 1992 when the team captured the Olympic Games bronze medal. She now coaches Santa Monica High School. Her uncles Eric and Gary were also standouts in the sport, playing or coaching alongside legendary Pepperdine men's volleyball coach Marv Dunphy for Team USA when the squad won the gold in Eric was a member of the 1988 US Men's National Team that claimed gold and the 1992 squad that earned bronze. Gary, who is now an assistant for USC, served as the United States' Head Coach for the 1985 FIVB World Cup gold medal finish and served as an assistant for the US Men's National Team from , 1992 and THE SCOOP ON 2017 Last season, the Waves posted a overall record with an 8-10 WCC output to finished tied for 6th place in the conference. The team produced a 9-6 record at home, a 4-8 record on the road and a 3-1 record on neutral courts. Pepperdine averaged kills/set on a.222 success rate, while adding assists/set, 1.42 aces/set, digs/set and 2.65 blocks/set. The team allowed opponents kills/set on a.188 hitting percentage, as well as assists/set, 1.18 aces/set, digs/set and 2.25 blocks/set on the season. SCOTT WONG Pepperdine alum Scott Wong was named head coach in December 2014, becoming the fifth head coach in program history. In first three seasons at the helm of the Waves, he amassed a overall record for Pepperdine. He was an assistant with the Waves men s program from (and was part of the 2005 NCAA championship-winning team) before moving back to his home state of Hawaii and serving as associate coach with the Rainbows women s squad for five seasons. He was also Hawaii s sand volleyball head coach. Wong was a three-time All-American with the Waves between INDOOR VOLLEYBALL HISTORY The Pepperdine women s volleyball program is synonymous with the word excellence, as the Waves are a perennial national power. The Waves have advanced to postseason play 27 times in 43 seasons, including 13 trips to the NCAA Championships in the last 20 seasons. Pepperdine s best finishes in recent years came when the team made the regional final of the NCAA Tournament in 2002 and again in Ten players have earned AVCA or Volleyball Magazine All-American honors a combined 19 times, while six players have been dubbed the WCC Player of the Year nine total times. Nina Matthies, who stepped down after the 2013 season, was inducted into the AVCA Hall of Fame in December, 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. 46 overall on U.S. News and World Report s list of America s best colleges ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 1 Hannah Frohling OH 6-0 Jr. 2V Edmond, Okla (Edmond North HS) 2 Blossom Sato S 5-8 Sr. 1V Santa Monica, Calif. (Santa Monica HS/Mississippi State) 3 Nikki Lyons OH 6-2 Sr. 3V Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) 4 Heidi Dyer OH/S 6-2 Sr. 3V San Clemente, Calif. (Saddleback Valley Christian HS) 5 Jaiden Farr OH 6-1 Jr. SV Peterson, Utah (Morgan HS) 6 Madison Shields DS/L 5-7 Fr. HS El Dorado Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge HS) 7 Alli O Harra MB 6-3 So. 1V Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS) 8 Taylor Akason OPP 6-0 RS-So. 1V Lee s Summit, Mo. (Lee s Summit West HS) 9 Rosie Ballo MB 6-4 Fr. 1V Dana Point, Calif. (Dana Hills HS) 10 Shannon Scully OH 6-2 So. TR Huntington Beach, Calif. (Mater Dei HS/Utah) 11 Hana Lishman L 5-8 Jr. 2V Kailua, Hawai i (Punahou School) 12 Tarah Wylie MB 6-5 RS-Jr. 2V Indianapolis, Ind. (Cathedral HS) 13 Julia DiBona DS/L 5-5 So. TR Los Alamitos, Calif. (Los Alamitos HS/SMU) 14 Savana Greene OH 6-1 Fr. HS Kaneohe, Hawai'i (Punahou School) 15 Jenna Tunnell OPP 5-11 Sr. 2V Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS) 17 Lily Dyer S 5-9 Fr. HS San Clemente, Calif. (Saddleback Valley Christian HS) 18 Rachel Ahrens OH/OPP 6-4 Fr. HS Trabuco Canyon, Calif. (Tesoro HS) Coaching Staff Head Coach: Scott Wong, 4th season, Pepperdine 01 Assistant Coaches: Kyle Luongo, 5th season, Pepperdine 10; Assistant Coach: Julie Bennett, 2nd season, Pepperdine 09 Volunteer Assistant: Ali Longo, 1st season, Hawai'i '14 Director of Operations: Haley Thompson, 1st season Pronunciation Guide Rachel Ahrens AIR-rehns Taylor Akason AY-kuh-sihn Rosie Ballo BAL-oh (like pal) Julia DiBona dih-bone-uh Hannah Frohling FROH-ling Hana Lishman HAH-nuh LISH-min Kyle Luongo loo-ong-go Alli O Harra AL-ee OH-hair-uh Blossom Sato SAH-toh Jenna Tunnell like tunnel Tarah Wylie TARE-uh / WHY-lee 3

4 #1 HANNAH FROHLING JR OH : All-WCC honorable mention... CoSIDA Academic All-District first team... Only Wave to start all 31 matches... Led team with 3.69 kills/set and 0.30 aces/set. 2016: Played in all 30 matches and started Led team with 2.49 kill/set and 291 total kills... Led team with 15 double-figure kill matches and had one double-double. HS: OSSAA 6A State Tournament MVP, Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year and Central Oklahoma Player of the Year in Central Oklahoma Offensive Player of the Year in All-OSSAA first team in #2 BLOSSOM SATO SR S : Led team with 721 total assists and 9.74 assists/set... Added 215 digs and 2.91 digs/set (at Mississippi State): Tabbed 1,840 career assists (7th in MSU record books)... Tabbed a career-high 58 assists vs. Arkansas in HS: AVCA High School All-American, AVCA Phenom Watch List, PrepVolleyball's Top 50 High School Freshman... Three-time CIF Southern Section first team. WAVES RESUMES #5 JAIDEN FARR JR OH : Played in all 31 matches with 13 starts... Amassed 0.24 aces/set, 2.07 digs/set and a.949 reception percentage. 2016: Appeared in 18 matches... Tallied 20 kills for 0.36 kill/set... Amassed 1.60 digs/ set. HS: UnderArmour All-American honorable mention, Utah Gatorade Player of the Year and MaxPreps Small School All-American first team. #6 MADISON SHIELDS FR DS/L 5-7 HS: Three-time Sierra Foothill All-League honors... All-City and Athlete of the Year honoree. #7 ALLI O'HARRA SO MB : WCC All-Freshman Team... Played in 30 matches with 28 starts... Averaged 1.56 kills/set and 2.12 points/set... Second on the team with 96 blocks. HS: Four-time 5A All-SIC honors with first team selection in junior and senior campaigns and honorable mention accolades as freshman and sophomore. #12 TARAH WYLIE RS-JR MB : Redshirted. 2016: All-WCC honorable mention... Started all 30 matches... Posted 2.01 kills on a.262 hitting percentage... Led team with 0.23 aces/set and was second on the team with 0.94 blocks/set. 2015: WCC Freshman of the Year and WCC All-Freshman team... Started in all 31 matches, averaging 2.54 kills/set, 1.10 blocks/set, 3.40 points/set, 0.26 aces/set and 0.55 digs/set. HS: All-American by PrepVolleyball.com and AVCA/Under Armour (honorable mention)... An Indiana All-Star as a junior and senior. #13 JULIA DIBONA SO L (at SMU): Top-five on the team in aces, digs and assists. HS: SoCal Long Beach Press and Telegram Dream Team libero first team honors. #14 SAVANA GREENE FR OH 6-1 HS: All-State Fab PrepVolelyball Sneior Aces 150 list... ILH DII All-Conference first team. #3 NIKKI LYONS SR OH : Averaged 2.75 kills/set, 2.50 digs/set, 0.37 blocks/est and 3.13 points/set... Posted 13 matches with double-figure kills. 2016: Appeared in 25 matches with 23 starts... Amassed 2.01 kills/set, 2.26 digs/set, 0.38 blocks/set and 0.17 aces/set... Tabbed three double-doubles and hit for double-figure kills five times. 2015: Started in 30-of-31 matches... Led the team with 2.87 kills/set and 313 total kills and amassed 17 double-figure kill and seven double-figure dig matches. HS: AVCA/Under Armour All-American (second team), Volleyball Magazine All-American (honorable mention), PrepVolleyball.com All- American... Named Player of the Year by the Miami Herald and Sun-Sentinel. #4 HEIDI DYER SR OH/S : Played in all 31 matches... Amassed 1.62 kills/set, 5.03 assists/set, 0.17 aces/set, 2.29 digs/set, 0.67 blocks/set and 2.13 points/set. 2016: Started all 30 matches... Served as primary playmaker in a 6-2 system, averaging 5.34 assist/set, 1.91 kills/set, 2.55 digs/set and 0.54 blocks/set. 2015: WCC All-Freshman Team... Started in all 31 contests and led the team with 1,067 attack attempts... Second on the team with 2.62 kills/ set... Also AVCA All-American first team for the Waves beach volleyball program. HS: Named an All-American by PrepVolleyball and MaxPreps... Two-time CIF Southern Section Player of the Year. #8 TAYLOR AKASON JR OPP : Played in 14 matches... Totaled seven kills and six blocks. 2016: Redshirted the 2016 season. HS: All-Region and All-District first team and picked up All-KCSC Gold Division second team honors. #9 ROSIE BALLO FR MB 6-4 HS: All-League first team... Helped team to League Championship title in Was a dual-sport athlete with honors in volleyball and track and field. #10 SHANNON SCULLY SO OH (at Utah): Played in 128 sets and started 33-of-34 matches... Charted 32 kills, 28 assists, 25 aces, 295 digs. HS: All-Trinity League first team... All-CIF... Nominated for Gatorade Player of the Year. #11 HANA LISHMAN JR L : Played in 106 sets and 28 matches as primary libero... Led the team with 4.17 digs/set and second on the team with 0.26 aces/set. 2016: Only Wave to start all 118 sets in 30 matches... Averaged 3.58 digs/set and amassed 422 digs... Posted double-figure digs in 23 matches... Ranks 5th all-time for digs in a single season. HS: All-ILH first team honors in senior campaign... Named Fab15 and an Impact Player of the Game in her senior year. #15 JENNA TUNNELL RS-JR OPP/S : Redshirted. 2016: Played in 29 matches and averaged 1.17 kills/set, 3.88 assists/set, 0.13 aces/ set, 1.92 digs/set and 0.46 blocks/set... Tabbed five double-doubles. 2015: Played in 23 matches with nine starts... Averaged 1.60 kills/set, 0.53 digs/set, 0.62 blocks/set and 1.95 points/set. HS: All-American first team selection by Volleyball Magazine, AVCA/Under Armour and PrepVolleyball.com... Gatorade Arizona Player of the Year. #17 LILY DYER FR S 5-9 HS: San Joaquin League Player of the Year twice... All-CIF Southern Section Team Award three-times... All-League first team twice and honorable mention once. #18 RACHEL AHRENS FR OH/OPP 6-4 HS: PrepVolleyball's Top 100 Senior Ace List... JVA All-National Team... All-League honorable mention. 4

5 2018 TV/RADIO ROSTER #1 Hannah Frohling #2 Blossom Sato SR S 5-8 Santa Monica, Calif. SR OH 6-1 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. SR OH/OPP/S 6-2 San Clemente, Calif. #4 Heidi Dyer #5 Jaiden Farr #6 Madison Shields #7 Alli O'Harra #8 Taylor Akason #9 Rosie Ballo #10 Shannon Scully #11 Hana Lishman #12 Tarah Wylie JR OH 6-0 Edmond, Okla. SO MB 6-3 Boise, Idaho RS-SO OPP 6-0 Lee s Summit, Mo. #13 Julia DiBona SO DS/L 5-5 Los Alamitos, Calif. Scott Wong Head Coach 4th Season #3 Nikki Lyons FR MB 6-4 Dana Point, Calif. SO OH 6-2 Huntington Beach, Calif. #14 Savana Greene #15 Jenna Tunnell Kyle Luongo Julie Bennett FR OH 6-1 Kaneohe, Hawai'i Assistant Coach 5th Season RS-JR OPP 5-11 Phoenix, Ariz. Assistant Coach 2nd Season JR OH 6-1 Peterson, Utah JR L 5-8 Kailua, Hawai i #17 Lily Dyer FR S 5-9 San Clemente, Calif. Ali Longo Volunteer Assistant 1st Season FR L/DS 5-7 El Dorado Hills, Calif. RS-JR MB 6-5 Indianapolis, Ind. #18 Rachel Ahrens FR OH 6-4 Trabuco Canyon, Calif. Haley Thompson Director of Operations 1st Season 5

6 AVCA 2018 TOP 25 COACHES POLL RANK TEAM (1st Place Votes) 18 RECORD 1 Stanford (63) Minnesota Illinois BYU (1) Texas Nebraska Penn State Wisconsin Creighton Kentucky Pittsbrugh Purdue Cal Poly Oregon Marquette Florida Southern California Michigan Tennessee 25-5 Washington State UCF Washington Arizona Missouri Baylor 19-8 Others receiving votes: Utah, Colorado, Northern Iowa, Florida State, Louisville, Denver. Date Opponent Results Kills Hit % (Min 7K) Assists Aces Digs Blocks 8/24 vs. #24 Cal Poly L, 1-3 Scully (26) Scully (.385) Sato (55) Scully/Lishman (1) Lishman (26) Wylie (5) 8/25 vs. Butler W, 3-0 Frohling (14) Wylie (.545) Sato (40) Frohling (2) Lishman (13) O'Harra/Ahrens (2) 8/25 at #20 Pitt L, 0-3 Scully/Ahrens (11) Ahrens (.381) Sato (30) Scully (1) Scully/Ahrens (9) Frohling (3) 8/31 Idaho W, 3-1 Ahrens (16) Wylie (.500) Sato (59) O'Harra (2) Lishman/Frohling (14) Ahrens (4) 9/1 North Texas W, 3-0 Frohling (15) Ahrens (.529) Sato (36) Scully/Frohling (2) Scully (13) O'Harra (3) 9/2 CSUN W, 3-1 Scully (15) O'Harra (.529) Sato (48) Sato (2) Lishman (12) O'Harra/Ahrens (5) 9/6 at Texas A&M L, 0-3 Ahrens (7) Ahrens (.095) Sato (21) Scully/O'Harra (2) Lishman (9) O'Harra/Frohling (2) 9/7 vs. Nicholls State W, 3-0 Scully (12) Wylie (.462) Sato (38) Scully/Lishman (4) Lishman/Scully (12) Wylie (5) 9/7 vs. Missouri State W, 3-0 Wylie/H. Dyer (9) Wylie (.533) L. Dyer (19) Wylie (3) Lishman/Farr (10) Wylie (4) 9/12 at UC Irvine L, 1-3 Frohling (17) Frohling (.265) Sato (46) Frohling/Sato (2) Lishman (14) Wylie/Scully (3) 9/20 at Portland* W, 3-0 Ahrens (14) Ahrens (.520) Sato (33) Frohling (2) Lishman/Scully/Sato (11) Wylie (7) 9/22 at Gonzaga* W, 3-1 Frohling (13) Frohling (.393) Sato (36) Frohling (3) Scully (13) O'Harra (10) 9/25 #1 BYU* L, 0-3 Frohling/Scully (9) Frohling (.368) Sato (24) Frohling (2) Lishman (9) O'Harra (2) 9/27 at San Francisco* W, 3-1 Ahrens (20) Ahrens (.531) Sato (56) Sato (2) Scully (16) O'Harra (9) 9/29 at Santa Clara* W, 3-0 Ahrens/Frohling (13) Ahrens (.423) Sato (37) Frohling (3) Lishman (21) O'Harra (7) 10/4 Pacific* W, 3-1 Frohling (16) Frohling (.433) Sato (41) Frohling/Ahrens (3) Lishman (17) O'Harra (7) 10/6 Saint Mary's* W, 3-0 Frohling (12) Wylie (.750) Sato (43) Wylie (3) Scully (9) O'Harra (4) 10/13 LMU* W, 3-0 Frohling (14) Wylie (.583) Sato (37) Ahrens (2) Scully (13) O'Harra (7) 10/18 at San Diego* L, 0-3 Ahrens (11) Scully (.250) Sato (31) Lishman (3) Lishman/Scully (10) O'Harra (3) 10/20 at #1 BYU* L, 0-3 Frohling (9) Frohling (.273) Sato (20) Frohling/Lishman (1) Lishman (13) O'Harra/Sato (3) 10/25 Santa Clara* W, 3-1 Scully (15) H. Dyer (.370) Sato (48) Frohling/Scully/Lishman (1) Lishman (21) O'Harra/Scully (4) 10/27 San Francisco* W, 3-0 Wylie (10) Wylie (.625) Sato (36) Wylie (2) Lishman (17) O'Harra (4) 11/1 at Saint Mary's* W, 3-0 Scully (12) Frohling (.333) Sato (30) Lishman (2) Lishman (17) O'Harra (8) 11/3 at Pacific* L, 2-3 Scully (26) Scully (.385) Sato (45) Sato (3) Scully (20) O'Harra (8) 11/6 Hawai'i W, 3-2 Frohling (18) Dyer (.342) Sato (48) Dyer (5) Lishman (17) Wylie (6) 11/15 Gonzaga* W, 3-0 Scully (16) Scully (.500) Sato (35) Wylie (3) Lishman (15) O'Harra/Wylie/Dyer (2) 11/17 Portland* W, 3-1 Scully (18) Wylie (.571) Sato (47) Wylie (3) Lishman (17) O'Harra/Wylie (3) 11/18 at LMU* W, 3-0 Scully (14) Scully (.333) Sato (32) Wylie (3) Scully (12) Wylie (3) 11/20 San Diego* W, 3-2 Scully (16) Dyer (.412) Sato (40) Lishman (3) Lishman (14) O'Harra/Wylie (6) 6 WAVES BY THE NUMBERS 2018 WIN-LOSS RECORD BY TEAM STAT RANKINGS (TOP 100) Nat l WCC Category Stat Rank Rank Aces/Set rd 2nd Hitting % st 3rd Match W-L % th 2nd Team Service Aces th 4th Assists/Set nd 5th Kills/Set th 5th 2018 INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS ASSISTS/SET Nat l WCC Blossom Sato th 3rd TOTAL ASSISTS Nat l WCC Blossom Sato 1,103 18st 3rd ACES/SET Nat l WCC Hannah Frohling th 5th TOTAL ACES Nat l WCC Hannah Frohling th 7th HITTING PERCENTAGE Nat l WCC Tarah Wylie TOTAL BLOCKS Nat l WCC Alli O'Harra th 5th BLOCKS/SET Nat l WCC Alli O'Harra th 5th TOTAL DIGS Nat l WCC Hana Lishman rd 6th 2018 MATCH-BY-MATCH LEADERS Overall Home Away Neutral Sites vs. Ranked Opponents vs. Unranked vs. WCC vs. Non-Conference 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 Up Down Tied Pepperdine leads in Hit. % Opponents leads in Hit. % 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 August In September In October In November Longest Pepperdine Win Streak...5 (2x) Current Streak... W, 5 PEPPERDINE LEADERS... Double-Doubles (Kills-Digs) Shannon Scully Rachel Ahrens 2 2 Hannah Frohling 0 15 Nikki Lyons 0 16 Heidi Dyer 0 9 Double-Doubles (Assists-Digs) Blossom Sato 6 16 Heidi Dyer 0 13 Jenna Tunnell 0 5 Double-Doubles (Kills-Assists) Heidi Dyer 0 2 Jenna Tunnell 0 1 Double-Figure Kills Hannah Frohling Shannon Scully Rachel Ahrens Tarah Wylie 5 29 Heidi Dyer 3 38 Alli O'Harra 2 4 Nikki Lyons 0 35 Jenna Tunnell Kills Shannon Scully 2 2 Rachel Ahrens 1 1 Hannah Frohling 0 2 Nikki Lyons 0 1 Double-Figure Digs Hana Lishman Shannon Scully Blossom Sato 6 16 Rachel Ahrens 3 3 Jaiden Farr 2 13 Hannah Frohling 1 18 Madison Shields 1 1 Heidi Dyer 0 33 Nikki Lyons 0 25 Jenna Tunnell Digs Hana Lishman Digs Hana Lishman 3 10 Shannon Scully 1 1 Heidi Dyer 0 4 Jaiden Farr 0 2 Lexi Barker 0 1 Double-Figure Blocks Alli O'Harra 1 1 Tarah Wylie 0 1 Triple-Doubles (Kills-Assists-Digs) Heidi Dyer 0 7 * For transfers, career totals only reflect their numbers at Pepperdine.

7 WAVES SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #1 HANNAH FROHLING JR OH CAREER HIGHS 18, vs. Hawai'i (11/6/18)... Kills...22, at Gonzaga (11/5/16).433 ( ), vs. Pacific (10/4/18)...Hit % (min. 7K) ( ), vs. Harvard (9/10/16) 5 (2x), last at San Francisco (9/27/18)... Blocks...6 (2x), last at BYU (9/26/17) 2 (2x), last vs. Gonzaga (11/15/18)... Assists...5, at Portland (10/7/17) 3 (3x), last vs. Pacific (10/4/18)...Aces...3 (7x), last vs. Pacific (10/4/18) 14, vs. Idaho (8/31/18)... Digs (2x), last vs. Long Beach State (9/12/17) 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #2 BLOSSOM SATO SR S CAREER HIGHS 4, at Texas A&M (9/6/18)... Kills...4, at Texas A&M (9/6/18) 4 (2x), last vs. San Diego (11/20/18)... Blocks... 4 (2x), last vs. San Diego (11/20/18) 59, vs. Idaho (8/31/18)... Assists... 59, vs. Idaho (8/31/18) 3, at Pacific (11/3/18)...Aces... 3, vs. Utah Valley (8/25/17) 16, vs. Cal Poly (8/24/18)... Digs...24, at Santa Clara (11/9/17) 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #3 NIKKI LYONS SR OH CAREER HIGHS... Kills...22 at Portland (10/8/15)...Hit % (min. 7K) ( ) at Portland (10/8/15)... Blocks... 7 (2x), last vs. San Diego (10/21/17)... Assists... 5, vs. Long Beach State (9/12/17)...Aces... 3 (2x), vs. Wyoming (9/8/17)... Digs...16, vs. CSUN (8/27/16) 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #4 HEIDI DYER SR OH/S CAREER HIGHS 15, vs. Hawai'i (11/6/18)... Kills...19 at San Diego (9/29/15).412 (8-1-17), vs. San Diego (11/20/18)...Hit % (min. 7K) (9-0-18), vs. Saint Mary s (10/27/16) 6, at Saint Mary's (11/1/18)... Blocks...7 (2x), last vs. Pacific (9/28/17) 1 (4x), last at Pacific (11/3/18)... Assists...63, at Gonzaga (10/5/17) 5, vs. Hawai'i (11/6/18)...Aces...5, vs. Hawai'i (11/6/18) 9, vs. Gonzaga (11/15/18)... Digs...24, at Portland (11/3/16) 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #5 JAIDEN FARR JR OH CAREER HIGHS 2, vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18)... Kills... 9, vs. Portland (10.8/16)...Hit % (min. 7K) (9-6-29), vs. Portland (10.8/16)... Blocks...1 (2x), last vs. Pacific (10/29/16) 1 (6x), last at LMU (11/18/18)... Assists...4, at LMU (9/23/17)) 1 (2x), last vs. Portland (11/17/18)...Aces... 4 (2x), last vs. Gonzaga (11/4/17) 14, vs. Santa Clara (10/25/18)... Digs... 25, at BYU (9/26/17) 2018 SEASON HIGHS...#6 MADISON SHIELDS FR DS/L 5-7 1, vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18)... Kills 3, at UC Irvine (9/12/18)... Assists 1, vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18)...Aces 12, vs. Gonzaga (11/15/18)... Digs 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #7 ALLI O'HARRA SO MB CAREER HIGHS 11, vs. CSUN (9/2/18)... Kills...11, vs. CSUN (9/2/18).529 ( ), vs. CSUN (9/2/18)...Hit % (min. 7K) ( ), vs. CSUN (9/2/18) 10, at Gonzaga (9/22/18)... Blocks...10, at Gonzaga (9/22/18) 1 (4x), last at LMU (11/18/18)... Assists...1 (4x), last at LMU (11/18/18) 2 (2x), lat at Texas A&M (9/6/18)...Aces... 2 (2x), last at Texas A&M (9/7/18) 4, vs. Idaho (8/31/18)... Digs... 5, at LMU (9/23/17) 2018 SEASON HIGHS...#8 TAYLOR AKASON RS-SO OPP CAREER HIGHS 2, vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18)... Kills...6, vs. Santa Clara (10/14/17)...Hit % (min. 7K)... 1, vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18)... Blocks.2 (2x), last vs. Loyola Marymount (11/18/17)... Assists...1, at CSUN (9/1/17)...Aces... 1, vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18)... Digs... 1 (3x), last vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18) 2018 SEASON HIGHS...#9 ROSIE BALLO FR MB 6-4 6, at UC Irvine (9/12/18)... Kills...Hit % (min. 7K) 2 (3x), last at Portland (9/23/18)... Blocks... Assists...Aces 1, vs. Butler (8/25/18)... Digs 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #10 SHANNON SCULLY SO OH , at Pacific (11/3/18)... Kills.500 ( ), vs. Gonzaga (11/15/18)...Hit % (min. 7K) 4 (2x), last vs. Santa Clara (10/25/18)... Blocks 3, vs. Butler (8/25/18)... Assists 4, vs. Missouri State (9/7/18)...Aces 20, at Pacific (11/3/18)... Digs 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #11 HANA LISHMAN JR L CAREER HIGHS... Kills...1, vs. Fresno State (8/26/17) 7, vs. San Diego (11/20/18)... Assists...8, at Portland (11/3/16) 4, vs. Missouri State (9/7/18)...Aces...4, vs. Missouri State (9/7/18) 26, vs. Cal Poly (8/24/18)... Digs...32, at Santa Clara (11/9/17) 2018 SEASON HIGHS...#12 TARAH WYLIE RS-JR MB CAREER HIGHS 14, vs. Idaho (8/31/18)... Kills...17 vs. Saint Mary s (10/1/15).750 (9-0-12), vs. St. Mary's (10/6/18)...Hit % (min. 7K) (9-0-12), vs. St. Mary's (10/6/18) 7 (2x), last at Gonzaga (9/22/18)... Blocks...12, vs. Harvard (9/10/16) 2, at Pacific (11/3/18)... Assists...3, vs. CSUN (8/27/16) 3 (5x), last at LMU (11/18/18)...Aces...4, vs. CSUN (8/27/16) 4 (3x), last vs. Gonzaga (11/15/18)... Digs... 7, vs. Alabama State (9/2/16) 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #13 JULIA DIBONA SO DS/L 5-5 2, at Portland (9/20/18)... Assists...Aces 6, at Gonzaga (9/22/18)... Digs 2018 SEASON HIGHS...#14 SAVANA GREENE FR OH Kills...Hit % (min. 7K)... Blocks... Assists...Aces... Digs 2018 SEASON HIGHS...#15 JENNA TUNNELL RS-JR OPP CAREER HIGHS 4, at Pacific (11/3/18)... Kills...14 vs. Portland (11/7/15)...Hit % (min. 7K) (8-0-18), at Saint Mary s (10/1/16) 3, at Pacific (11/3/18)... Blocks...6 (2x), last vs. Pacific (10/29/16)... Assists...28, at Gonzaga (11/5/16)...Aces... 2 (4x), last vs. Santa Clara (11/10/16) 1, at Pacific (11/3/18)... Digs...19, vs. Portland (10/8/16) 2018 SEASON HIGHS... #17 LILY DYER FR S Kills...Hit % (min. 7K) 1, vs. BYU (9/25/18)... Blocks 19, vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18)... Assists 1, at Pacific (11/3/18)...Aces 8, vs. Nicholls State (9/7/18)... Digs 2018 SEASON HIGHS...#18 RACHEL AHRENS FR OH , at San Francisco (9/27/18)... Kills.531 ( ), at San Francisco (9/27/18)...Hit % (min. 7K) 6, at Gonzaga (9/22/18)... Blocks 3, vs. Pacific (10/4/18)... Assists 3, vs. Pacific (10/4/18)...Aces 11 (2x), last vs. Idaho (8/31/18)... Digs * For transfers, career highs only reflect their numbers at Pepperdine. 7

8 2018 COMBINED STATISTICS 2018 Pepperdine Women's Volleyball Pepperdine Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2018) All matches Overall record: 21-8 Conf: 14-4 Home: 12-1 Away: 6-6 Neutral: 3-1 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 10 SCULLY, Shannon AHRENS, Rachel FROHLING, Hannah WYLIE, Tarah DYER, Heidi O'HARRA, Alli TUNNELL, Jenna BALLO, Rosie SATO, Blossom AKASON, Taylor FARR, Jaiden SHIELDS, Madison DIBONA, Julie DYER, Lily LISHMAN, Hana PEPPERDINE Opponents Team Statistics PEP OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Attempts Assist Pct Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Attempts Serve Pct Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 13/444 12/681 Neutral site #/Avg 4/121 Current win streak 5 - Home win streak 9 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. 08/24/18 vs #24 Cal Poly L ,22-25,25-27, /25/18 vs Butler W ,25-17, /25/2018 at #20 Pitt L ,20-25, Aug 31 IDAHO W ,25-21,21-25, Sep 01 NORTH TEXAS W ,25-18, Sep 02 CSUN W ,25-17,19-25, $Sep 06 at Texas A&M L ,18-25, Sep 07 vs Missouri State W ,25-16, Sep 07 vs Nicholls W ,25-15, Sep 12 at UC Irvine L ,22-25,19-25, *Sep 20 at Portland W ,25-21, *Sep 22 at Gonzaga W ,25-15,25-19, *Sep 25 #1 BYU L ,18-25, *Sep 27 at San Francisco W ,19-25,25-20, *Sep 29 at Santa Clara W ,25-8, *Oct 04 PACIFIC W ,25-20,17-25, *Oct 06 SAINT MARY'S W ,25-15, *Oct 13 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W ,25-18, *Oct 18 at San Diego L ,21-25, *Oct 20 at #1 BYU L ,13-25, *Oct 25 SANTA CLARA W ,25-16,17-25, *Oct 27 SAN FRANCISCO W ,25-22, *Nov 01 at Saint Mary's W ,25-18, *Nov 03 at Pacific L ,26-24,25-15,28-30, Nov 06 HAWAI'I W ,20-25,25-22,18-25, *Nov 15 GONZAGA W ,25-16, *Nov 17 PORTLAND W ,17-25,25-17, *Nov 17 at Loyola Marymount W ,25-19, *Nov 20 SAN DIEGO W ,25-22,18-25,22-25, Record in 3-set matches:12-5 Record in 4-set matches:7-2 Record in 5-set matches:2-1 8

9 2018 WEST COAST CONFERENCE STATISTICS 2018 Pepperdine Women's Volleyball Pepperdine Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2018) Conference matches Overall record: 14-4 Conf: 14-4 Home: 8-1 Away: 6-3 Neutral: 0-0 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 18 AHRENS, Rachel SCULLY, Shannon FROHLING, Hannah WYLIE, Tarah DYER, Heidi O'HARRA, Alli TUNNELL, Jenna BALLO, Rosie SATO, Blossom LISHMAN, Hana DYER, Lily FARR, Jaiden AKASON, Taylor DIBONA, Julie SHIELDS, Madison PEPPERDINE Opponents Team Statistics PEP OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Attempts Assist Pct Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Attempts Serve Pct Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors 9 24 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/438 9/693 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 4 - Home win streak 8 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. *Sep 20 at Portland W ,25-21, *Sep 22 at Gonzaga W ,25-15,25-19, *Sep 25 #1 BYU L ,18-25, *Sep 27 at San Francisco W ,19-25,25-20, *Sep 29 at Santa Clara W ,25-8, *Oct 04 PACIFIC W ,25-20,17-25, *Oct 06 SAINT MARY'S W ,25-15, *Oct 13 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W ,25-18, *Oct 18 at San Diego L ,21-25, *Oct 20 at #1 BYU L ,13-25, *Oct 25 SANTA CLARA W ,25-16,17-25, *Oct 27 SAN FRANCISCO W ,25-22, *Nov 01 at Saint Mary's W ,25-18, *Nov 03 at Pacific L ,26-24,25-15,28-30, *Nov 15 GONZAGA W ,25-16, *Nov 17 PORTLAND W ,17-25,25-17, *Nov 17 at Loyola Marymount W ,25-19, *Nov 20 SAN DIEGO W ,25-22,18-25,22-25, Record in 3-set matches:8-3 Record in 4-set matches:5-0 Record in 5-set matches:1-1 9