MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA Tournament State College Regional

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1 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL 2007 NCAA Tournament State College Regional Dec. 7-8 Rec Hall Penn State University 2007 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year STESHA SELSKY All-Big Ten Unanimous Selection All-Big Ten Freshman Team KATIE BRUZDZINSKI LEXI ZIMMERMAN

2 #1 KATIE BRUZDZINSKI SENIOR OUTSIDE HITTER Michigan s all-time leader in kills (1,885) 110 Double-Digit Kill Matches Kill Matches Averaged 5.43 kills and 3.00 digs per game vs. Penn State in 2007 #2 BETH KARPIAK JUNIOR MIDDLE BLOCKER Michigan s leader in blocks (135) Single-season program-best.338 hitting percentage this season Averaged 0.57 blocks per game vs. Penn State in 2007 #14 LYNDSAY MILLER SENIOR MIDDLE BLOCKER Three blocks shy of becoming Michigan s all-time leader in blocks Third-place on U-M s all-time kills list Averaged 2.57 kills per game vs. Penn State in 2007 #4 STESHA SELSKY SENIOR LIBERO Third place on the Big Ten Conference s all-time digs list Michigan s all-time leader in digs Averaged 3.57 digs per game vs. Penn State in 2007 #17 LEXI ZIMMERMAN FRESHMAN SETTER Most single-season assists by a freshman in program history 15 assists shy of a new single-season assists record Set Michigan to a.192 attack percentage vs. Penn State in 2007

3 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES PAGE 1 RELEASE NO DECEMBER 3, MICHIGAN I VOLLEYB L BALL L HAIL TO THE VICTORS VALIANT HAIL TO THE CONQU RING HEROES MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS RICHARD RETYI VOLLEYBALL CONTACT OFFICE (734) FAX (734) RRETYI@UMICH.EDU 2007 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS AUGU UST ASICS RAINBOW WAHINE CLASSIC 24...at #10 Hawaii... W, vs. Oregon State... W, vs. Colorado State... W, 3-1 SEPTEMBER E E MIAMI UNIVERSITY CLASSIC 31...at Miami (Ohio)... W, vs. Pittsburgh... W, vs. Wake Forest... W, 3-0 MICHIGAN/PEPSI CHALLENGE 7... EASTERN MICHIGAN... W, XAVIER... W, at Oakland... W, 3-0 MICHIGAN/NIKE INVITATIONAL UTAH VALLEY STATE... W, TEMPLE... W, GEORGIA TECH... W, ILLINOIS*... W, #9 WISCONSIN* (BTN)...L, at Iowa*...L, at #12 Minnesota*...L, 0-3 OCT TOBER 5... MICHIGAN STATE*... W, NORTHWESTERN* (BTN)... W, #3 Penn State*...L, Ohio State*... W, INDIANA*... W, PURDUE*...L, at Northwestern*...L, at Michigan State*...L, 1-3 NOVEMBER E 2... MINNESOTA*... W, IOWA* (BTN)... W, at #11 Wisconsin*...L, at Illinois*... W, at Purdue*...L, at Indiana*... W, OHIO STATE*... W, #1 PENN STATE* (BTN)...L, 1-3 DECEMBER E E 30...MIAMI (OHIO)... W, #21 COLORADO STATE... W, at #1 Penn State... 7:30 p.m. 8...BYU/Middle Tennesee St.... 6:30 p.m 13...NCAA Semifinals...TBA 15...Championship Match...TBA NCAA TOURNAMENT NOTABLE NOTES Michigan advances to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen for the first time in program history. Lexi Zimmerman is the first U-M freshman setter to start a match in the NCAA Tournament. No. 1 Penn State is the highest ranked opponent the Wolverines have ever faced in the NCAA Tournament. #19 MICHIGAN WOLVERINES 24-10, Big Ten #17 BYU 23-7, 12-4 MWC MICHIGAN ADVANCES TO ITS FIRST EVER SWEET SIXTEEN MATCH #35 FRIDAY, DEC. 7 7:30 P.M. REC HALL STATE COLLEGE, PA. U-M All-Time vs. Penn State: 3-32 Last Meeting: U-M lost, 3-1 (21-30, 22-30, 32-30, 21-30) (Nov. 24) Streak vs. PSU: Michigan has lost the last 10 meetings TV: Live video streaming avaiable on GoPSUSports.com Radio: Live audio of all matches can be heard on MGoBlue.com Scouting Report Michigan faces conference rival Penn State in U-M s first Sweet Sixteen appearance. The Wolverines have never defeated the Nittany Lions in State College in 16 tries. MICHIGAN POSTS ROSEN RECORD 24TH WIN Michigan s 3-0 victory over No. 21 Colorado State (Dec. 1) marked the team s 24th win of the year -- the most program victories under head coach Mark Rosen. Rosen led U-M to 21 wins in 2003 and The 24 wins are the most since 1981 when U-M picked up a Michigan-record 41 victories. BRUZDZINKI S SINGLE SEASON KILLS MARK Senior Katie Bruzdzinski bettered her own single-season kills mark, standing at 585 terminations this season. Her previous best -- the old U-M record -- was 537 kills, set in SECOND BEST U-M BIG TEN FINISH Michigan s fifth-place Big Ten finish ties for the second best in Maize and Blue history. Michigan had a share of third place in 1997and won the Big Ten title in MATCH #36 SATURDAY, DEC. 8 6:30 P.M. REC HALL STATE COLLEGE, PA. All-Time vs. BYU: 1-0 Last Meeting: U-M won 3-0, 15-13, 15-10, (Sept. 9, 1999) Streak vs. BYU: Michigan won the only meeting LYNDSAY MILLER CLIMBING TO THE TOP Senior Lyndsay Miller continues her climb to Michigan s all-time blocks record. Miller has 470 blocks in her career -- just three short of passing Katrina Lehman ( ) for first place on the Maize and Blue list. BRUZDZINSKI S 20-KILL MATCHES ADD UP Senior Katie Bruzdzinski has had 20 or more kills in eight of the last 14 matches. She had 21 kills vs. Indiana, 22 vs. Purdue, 22 vs. Northwestern, 21 vs. Michigan State, 23 vs. Minnesota, 26 at Wisconsin, 22 at Purdue and 26 vs. Penn State. Bruzdzinski has had 20+ kills in 25 matches in her career. All-Time vs. Middle Tennessee State: First Meeting Last Meeting: First Meeting Streak vs. MTS: First Meeting WOLVERINE PROBABLE STARTERS #1 PENN STATE 30-2, 20-0 Big Ten #16 MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE 35-2, 16-1 Sun Belt ZIMMERMAN MOST ASSISTS EVER BY A FROSH Freshman Lexi Zimmerman has posted the most singleseason assists by a U-M freshman in program history and could own the single-season mark with a good showing in the NCAA Tournament. Zimmerman s 1,663 assists are just 15 shy of the U-M record held by career assists leader Linnea Mendoza ( ). BANNER YEAR FOR WOLVERINE STAT LOVERS Michigan has had a banner year in a number of statistical categories. U-M has already recorded the most digs in program history (2,267), posted the most kills since 1997 (2,052) and the best hitting percentage in three years (.238). Michigan s serve receive is also the best it has ever been with a program low in reception errors (112), while its aces (169) are the most since SET THE OUTSIDE AGAIN AND AGAIN Katie Bruzdzinski s final season for the Maize and Blue has been a tiring one. She has already set a new singleseason record for attempts with 1, more swings than she took in her previous busiest season. Bruzdzinski s 5,061 attacks are the most in U-M history -- 1,592 more than second place. THE BEST LIBERO IN U-M HISTORY Senior Stesha Selsky not only holds U-M s all-time digs record, but she is just 13 digs shy of passing Wisconsin s Jocelyn Wack to take possession of second place on the Big Ten s all-time digs list. Selsky s 2,170 career digs are 1,271 more than second place on U-M s all-time digs list. # POS YR PLAYER KPG APG DPG BPG SAPG NOTES 1 OH Sr. Katie Bruzdzinski nd Big Ten in kills, 1st in aces 5 RS So. Megan Bower th on team in digs 16 DS Jr. Kerry Hance T-3rd on team in aces 2 MB Jr. Beth Karpiak th Big Ten in hitting percentage 14 MB Sr. Lyndsay Miller Second on team in blocks 17 S Fr. Lexi Zimmerman Leads Big Ten in assists 4 LB Sr. Stesha Selsky Leads Big Ten in digs

4 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES PAGE 2 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES CSTV/AVCA TOP 25 POLL (DECEMBER 3) 1 Penn State (37) 2 Nebraska (17) 3 Texas (5) 4 Stanford (1) 5 Southern California 6 California 7 Florida 8 UCLA 9 Oregon 10 Washington 11 Cal Poly 12 Wisconsin 13 St. John s 14 Kansas State 15 Hawaii 16 Middle Tennessee 17 BYU 18 Iowa State 19 Michigan 20 New Mexico State 21 Clemson 22 Dayton 23 San Diego 24 Michigan State 25 Long Beach State Others Receiving Votes and appearing on two or more ballots: Duke 121; Oklahoma 120; Ohio 116; Colorado State 72; Purdue 38; Louisiana State 32; Louisville 26; Wichita State 19; Nevada-Las Vegas 15; Sacramento State 4. MICHIGAN VS. RANKED OPPONENTS 2007 (2-5 Overall, 1-2 Home, 1-3 Away, 0-0 Neutral) Aug. 24 at #10 Hawaii W, 3-2 Sept. 22 #9 Wisconsin L, 0-3 Sept. 30 at #12 Minnesota L, 0-3 Oct. 12 at #3 Penn State L, 0-3 Nov. 9 at #11 Wisconsin L, 2-3 Nov. 24 #1 Penn State L, 1-3 Dec. 1 #21 Colorado State W, (3-8 Overall, 1-4 Home, 1-4 Away, 1-0 Neutral) Sept. 2 vs. #20 San Diego W, 3-0 Sept. 23 #11 Purdue L, 2-3 Sept. 30 at #14 Wisconsin L, 0-3 Oct. 20 at #2 Penn State L, 1-3 Oct. 22 at #24 Ohio State L, 2-3 Nov. 3 #10 Wisconsin L, 0-3 Nov. 4 #12 Minnesota W, 3-1 Nov. 10 at #16 Purdue W, 3-0 Nov. 17 #19 Ohio State L, 0-3 Nov. 18 #5 Penn State L, 0-3 Dec. 1 at #14 Cal-Poly L, 1-3 A LOOK AHEAD TO NEXT WEEK... FRIDAY/SATURDAY, DEC NCAA TOURNAMENT FINALS The winner of the regional final in State College will punch its ticket to the NCAA Semi-Finals and Finals in Sacramento, Calif. The Final Four will be be held in Sacramento for the first time, taking place in ARCO Arena BIG TEN ALL-TIME DIGS LEADERS Player Digs Years 1. Paula Gentil (MINN) 2, Jocelyn Wack (WIS) 2, Stesha Selsky (MICH) 2, pres. 4. Kaleena Walters (PSU) 1, Janet Moylan (IOWA) 1, Susan Wohlford (WIS) 1, Christie Gardner (NU) 1, Jenny Rees (IOWA) 1, Stacey Gordon (OSU) 1, Becky Kanitz (PUR) 1, FAMILIAR OPPONENTS FOR WOLVERINES Prior to this postseason, Michigan never faced a team in the NCAA Tournament that it had faced in the regular season the same year. The Wolverines will now play its third postseason opponent in a row that it faced in the same regular season. Michigan defeated Miami (Ohio) 3-0 (Nov. 30) and Colorado State 3-0 (Dec. 1) and will now face Penn State, which defeated Michigan in two meetings this year. SELSKY REACHES 2,000 DIGS FOR A CAREER Stesha Selsky reached 2,000 career digs against Iowa (Nov. 5) to become just the third Big Ten student-athlete to reach the milestone. Prior to the 2007 season, just 24 Division I players had recorded 2,000 or more digs in a career. BRUZDZINSKI CLOSING IN ON 1,900 KILLS Katie Bruzdzinski is fast approaching a new milestone, 1,900 career kills. Bruzdzinski needs 15 kills to reach the milestone. LEXI ZIMMERMAN MOVES UP THE ALL-TIME LIST Lexi Zimmerman is coming up on senior Stesha Selsky on the all-time assists list. Zimmerman is 17 assists away from passing Selsky on the all-time helpers list. She would move into sixth place on the all-time list. BRUZDZINSKI S DOUBLE-DIGIT TERMINATIONS Katie Bruzdzinski has tallied double-digit kills in 110 career matches. Bruzdzinski has competed in 129 collegiate matches, putting her over the double-digit mark in 85 percent of her career matches, including 96 percent (65-of-68) of her matches since the start of her junior season. ALL-TIME MATCHES PLAYED LEADERS When Lyndsay Miller and Stesha Selsky step on the floor for the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, they will extend their U-M s record for all-time matches played. Miller and Selsky have competed in each of the 130 matches of their careers. Katie Bruzdzinski has competed in all but one of her collegiate matches, playing 129 matches in the Maize and Blue (third place). ROSEN PICKS UP WIN #160 Head coach Mark Rosen picked up his 160th win at Michigan, pulling to within 14 wins of Sandy Vong (Michigan s all-time winningest coach). Rosen s.572 winning percentage is the best in Wolverine history,.029% better than coach Vong. BOWER FOUR DIGS FROM 750 Sophomore Megan Bower is four digs shy of recording 750 digs in her career. BIG TEN AND NCAA RANKINGS 2007 BIG TEN FINAL STANDINGS Big Ten Overall Teams W-L Pct. W-L Pct. 1. Penn State Wisconsin Minnesota Purdue Michigan Michigan State Northwestern Illinois Ohio State Indiana Iowa BIG TEN PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Player of the Week Defensive POW Aug. 27 Christa Harmotto, PSU STESHA SELSKY, U-M Anne Mastandrea, PUR Sept. 3 Brook Dieter, MINN STESHA SELSKY, U-M Sept. 10 Megan Hodge, PSU Janilee Rathje, MSU Sept. 17 Brook Dieter, MINN Kate Nobilio, NU Sept. 24 Christa Harmotto, PSU Audra Jeffers, WIS Oct. 1 Laura DeBruler, ILL Christine Tan, MINN Arielle Wilson, PSU Oct. 8 Nicole Fawcett, PSU Ami Stevens, OSU Oct. 15 Christa Harmotto, PSU Jocelyn Wack, WIS Oct. 22 Lauren O Reilly, MSU Kelli Miller, PUR Oct. 29 Laura DeBruler, ILL Kaila Calhoun, OSU Nov. 5 Arielle Wilson, PSU Stephanie Lynch, PUR Nov. 12 Brook Dieter, MINN Juli Pierce, IND Nov. 19 Alisha Glass, PSU Christine Tan, MINN Nov. 26 Jackie Simpson, WIS Jessica Hohl, MSU BIG TEN INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (DECEMBER 1) Hitting % 4. Beth Karpiak (.338) Kills 2. Katie Bruzdzinski (4.68) Assists 1. Lexi Zimmerman (13.30) Digs 1. Stesha Selsky (6.02) Aces 1. Katie Bruzdzinski (0.47) Points 4. Katie Bruzdzinski (5.28) BIG TEN TEAM RANKINGS (DECEMBER 1) Hitting % 4. Michigan (.237) OP H % 6. Michigan (.192) Kills 3. Michigan (16.42) Assists 4. Michigan (15.18) Aces 5. Michigan (1.40) Digs 1. Michigan (18.14) NCAA INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (NOVEMBER 25) Hitting % 102. Beth Karpiak (.328) Kills 38. Katie Bruzdzinski (4.64) Assists 15. Lexi Zimmerman (13.33) Digs 11. Stesha Selsky (6.08) Aces 65. Katie Bruzdzinski (0.46) NCAA TEAM RANKINGS (NOVEMBER 25) Hitting % 63. Michigan (.235) Kills 23. Michigan (16.45) Assists 25. Michigan (15.23) Digs 62. Michigan (18.04)

5 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES PAGE MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL ROSTER No. Wolverine Pos. Hgt. Class Hometown (High School) 1 Katie Bruzdzinski*** (C) OH 6-0 Sr./Sr. Naperville, Ill. (Naperville North) 2 Beth Karpiak** MB 6-1 Jr./Jr. LaGrange, Ill. (Lyons Township) 4 Stesha Selsky*** S/L 5-10 Sr./Sr. Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Marymount) 5 Megan Bower* RS/L 6-1 So./So. Indianapolis, Ind. (Cathedral) 6 Karlee Bruck MB/RS 6-3 Fr./Fr. Elyria, Ohio (Elyria) 7 Liz Raschke** S/DS 5-11 Jr./Jr. Portage, Mich. (Portage Central) 9 Jackie Nissen MB/RS 6-0 Fr./Fr. Crystal Lake, Ill. (Prarie Ridge) 10 Sarah Draves*** RS 6-5 Sr./Sr. Ypsilanti, Mich. (Ypsilanti) 11 Veronica Rood* OH 6-1 So./So. Temperance, Mich. (Bedford) 12 Maggie Busch DS/L 5-7 Fr./Fr. Toledo, Ohio (Toledo Christian) 13 Cassie Petoskey* RS 6-0 So./So. Ann Arbor, Mich. (Pioneer) 14 Lyndsay Miller*** (C) MB 6-2 Sr./Sr. Ida, Mich. (Ida) 16 Kerry Hance** L/DS 5-6 Jr./Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Marymount) 17 Lexi Zimmerman S 5-10 Fr./Fr. Barrington, Ill. (Barrington) (c) 2007 captain; * letters won Pronunication Guide Katie Bruzdzinski... (BRUZ-DZIN-SKI) Stesha Selsky... (STEH-SHUH) Liz Raschke... (RASH-KEE) Jackie Nissen...(NISS-EN) Gregg Whitis...(WHITE-ISS) COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH... MARK ROSEN ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH...LEISA ROSEN ASSISTANT COACH...GREGG WHITIS HEAD TRAINER... WIL TURNER DIRECTOR OF EXTERNAL OPERATIONS... ERIN MOORE VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT... SANDY VONG STUDENT MANAGER...WYMEN KHUU Defensive Specialists: Maggie Busch, Kerry Hance Liberos: Megan Bower, Maggie Busch, Kerry Hance, Stesha Selsky Middle Blockers: Karlee Bruck, Jackie Nissen, Beth Karpiak, Lyndsay Miller Outside Hitters: Megan Bower, Katie Bruzdzinski, Veronia Rood Right Sides: Megan Bower, Sarah Draves, Cassie Petoskey Setters: Liz Raschke, Lexi Zimmerman Seniors (4): Katie Bruzdzinski, Sarah Draves, Lyndsay Miller, Stesha Selsky Juniors (3): Kerry Hance, Beth Karpiak, Elizabeth Raschke Sophomores (3): Megan Bower, Cassie Petoskey, Veronica Rood Freshmen (4): Maggie Busch, Karlee Bruck, Jackie Nissen, Lexi Zimmerman California (2): Kerry Hance, Stesha Selsky Illinois (4): Katie Bruzdzinski, Beth Karpiak, Jackie Nissen, Lexi Zimmerman Indiana (1): Megan Bower Michigan (5): Sarah Draves, Lyndsay Miller, Cassie Petoskey, Elizabeth Raschke, Veronica Rood Ohio (2): Maggie Busch, Karlee Bruck ROSTER BY HEIGHT Sarah Draves Karlee Bruck Lyndsay Miller Megan Bower... Beth Karpiak...Veronica Rood Katie Bruzdzinski... Jackie Nissen... Cassie Petoskey Liz Raschke Lexi Zimmerman...Stesha Selsky Maggie Busch Kerry Hance DATE OF BIRTH SENIORS Katie Bruzdzinski 5/15/1986 Sarah Draves 7/9/1985 Lyndsay Miller 9/15/1986 Stesha Selsky 7/8/1985 JUNIORS Kerry Hance 6/30/1987 Beth Karpiak 10/6/1986 Elizabeth Raschke 1/6/1987 SOPHOMORES Megan Bower 9/8/1987 Cassie Petoskey 9/14/1988 Veronica Rood 4/17/1988 FRESHMEN Karlee Bruck 4/2/1989 Maggie Busch 5/4/1989 Jackie Nissen 5/26/1989 Lexi Zimmerman 4/21/1989 SCHOOL AND MAJOR SENIORS Katie Bruzdzinski College of LSA General Studies Sarah Draves College of LSA General Studies Lyndsay Miller Division of Kinesiology Sport Management Stesha Selsky College of LSA Sociology JUNIORS Kerry Hance College of LSA Psychology Beth Karpiak College of LSA Political Science Liz Raschke College of LSA Psychology SOPHOMORES Megan Bower Division of Kinesiology undecided on major Cassie Petoskey College of LSA undecided on major Veronica Rood Division of Kinesiology undecided on major FRESHMEN Karlee Bruck Division of Kinesiology undecided on major Maggie Busch College of LSA undecided on major Jackie Nissen School of Nursing undecided on major Lexi Zimmerman College of LSA undecided on major * will celebrate a birthday during the 2007 season

6 PAGE 4 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES MICHIGAN I VOLLEYBALL L L L GAME NOTES MICHIGAN S BEST NATIONAL RANKINGS Rank Date Record 10 September 17, September 10, September 24, September 3, October 15, October 8, October 1, September 27, December 3, September 18, October 22, August 27, September 20, U-M WINS STATE PRIDE SERIES AGAIN Michigan took the State Pride Series against Michigan State for the fifth time in six years, winning four games to Michigan State s three in a series split. The Wolverines won the State Pride Series from and again this season, giving Michigan 10 State Pride Series wins in the 18-year history of the rivalry. BRUZDZINSKI TIES CAREER DIGS MARK TWICE Senior Katie Bruzdzinski tied her career-best for digs twice this season with 18 in a three-game sweep of Northwestern (Oct. 7) and 18 in a fourgame win over Indiana (Oct. 19). BRUZDZINSKI NAILS 1,000 CAREER DIGS Senior Katie Bruzdzinski became the eighth Wolverine in program history to hit the 1,000 dig milestone when she had 18 against Indiana (Oct. 19). MICHIGAN BEATS OSU IN COLUMBUS When Michigan beat Ohio State in Columbus, the team broke a number of negative streaks. It was the first time Michigan had beaten Ohio State since 2003 and also the last time since 2003 that the Wolverines had won at Columbus. It was also the first time in program history that U-M had swept Ohio State on its home court. ZIMMERMAN IN SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Freshman setter Lexi Zimmerman appeared in the pages of Sports Illustrated, featured in Faces in the Crowd. Zimmerman was featured after her stunning collegiate debut at No. 10 Hawaii where she recorded 64 assists and had 13 digs in the five-game win. SELSKY TIES BIG TEN RECORD Senior Stesha Selsky s four Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors tied Penn State s Kaleena Walters for the most Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week accolades in an athlete s career. LAST OF THE UNDEFEATED Michigan was the last team in the Big Ten to suffer a loss, starting the season 13-0 before losing to No. 9 Wisconsin. Michigan was also one of the final seven teams in the nation to take a loss. MICHIGAN S BEST STARTS Michigan equaled its best start in program history when it went 13-0 to begin the 2007 season. Last year, the Wolverines also started 13-0 before suffering their first loss. MICHIGAN S BEST STARTS Season Record Finish ??? MICHIGAN TOURNAMENT HONORS Michigan/Nike Invitational (Champions) MVP: Katie Bruzdzinski All-Tournament: Beth Karpiak, Stesha Selsky Michigan/Pepsi Challenge (Champions) MVP: Katie Bruzdzinski All-Tournament: Beth Karpiak, Lyndsay Miller, Stesha Selsky Miami (Ohio) Invitational (Champions) MVP: Sarah Draves All-Tournament: Beth Karpiak, Stesha Selsky ASICS Rainbow Wahine (Champions) MVP: Stesha Selsky All-Tournament: Beth Karpiak, Lexi Zimmerman SELSKY S 41 DIGS VS. XAVIER Senior Stesha Selsky had 41 digs in a five-game stunner against Xavier, coming just two shy of the single-match program record. Selsky s 41 digs are the second most in U-M history and a personal best. BRUZDZINSKI S 32 KILLS VS. XAVIER Senior Katie Bruzdzinski posted the fourth-most kills in a single-match with 32 against Xavier in a five-game victory comeback. Bruzdzinski had nine kills in the fourth game and two big ones in game five to come one kill shy of her own career record. MICHIGAN S BIG WINS Michigan s win over No. 10 Hawaii marked the third-highest ranked team that the Wolverines have defeated under head coach Mark Rosen. Rosen s squads have defeated a pair of No. 7s, downing Wisconsin at home in 2005 and BYU at a neutral site in 1999 in Rosen s first-ever match with the Wolverines. MICHIGAN S 1,000 KILL CLUB Senior outside hitter Katie Bruzdzinski and senior middle blocker Lyndsay Miller are the newest members of Michigan s 1,000 kill club, earning their admission in their junior seasons. Bruzdzinski became the ninth Wolverine in program history to gain admission to the 1,000 kill club and reached the milestone faster than any Wolverine before her. Miller became the 10th Wolverine in program history to record 1,000 career kills, becoming the fourth-fastest Wolverine to reach the millennium mark. A THREE HEADED DIGGING MACHINE In 2006, libero Megan Bower, setter Stesha Selsky and defensive specialist Kerry Hance each ranked among the top 10 on Michigan s single-season digs list. Never before had three Wolverines finished the season on the singleseason list in the same campaign. Bower finished third, Selsky fourth and Hance ninth. SELSKY BECOMES ALL-TIME DIGS LEADER Senior Stesha Selsky became U-M s all-time leader in digs in the team s regular-season finale (Nov. 18, 2006), passing Wolverine great Jennifer Gandolph ( ) on the all-time list MICHIGAN RECORD WHEN... RECORD BY VENUE...Overall...Big Ten Home (Combined) Home (Crisler Arena) Away Neutral RECORD BY GAME...Overall...Big Ten In three-game matches In four-game matches In five-game matches RECORD BY SCORE...Overall...Big Ten When leading after one game When trailing after one game When leading after two games When trailing after two games When tied after two games When leading after three games When trailing after three games RECORD BY MONTH...Overall...Big Ten August September October November December RECORD BY DAY...Overall...Big Ten Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday ATTENDANCE MARKS TOTAL... OPPONENT... DATE 7,343...at #10 Hawaii...August 24 6,600...vs. Oregon State...August 25 6,134...vs. Colorado State...August at Miami (Ohio)...August vs. Pittsburgh...September vs. Wake Forest...September EASTERN MICHIGAN...September 7 1,051...XAVIER...September at Oakland...September UTAH VALLEY STATE...September TEMPLE...September 14 1,180...GEORGIA TECH...September 15 1,220...ILLINOIS...September 21 1,325...#9 WISCONSIN...September at Iowa...September 28 2,576...at #12 Minnesota...September 30 1,850...MICHIGAN STATE...October NORTHWESTERN...October 7 3,306...#3 Penn State...October 12 1,726...Ohio State...October INDIANA...October 19 1,040...PURDUE...October Northwestern...October 26 2,286...Michigan State...October 27 1,135...MINNESOTA...November IOWA...November 5 5,658...#11 Wisconsin...November 9 1,202...Illinois...November 10 2,095...Purdue...November Indiana...November 17 1,346...OHIO STATE...November 23 1,606...#1 PENN STATE...November 24 2,328...MIAMI (OHIO...November 30 1,364...#21 COLORADO STATE...December 1

7 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES PAGE 5 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES MICHIGAN I VOLLEYBALL L L L GAME NOTES MICHIGAN S ALL-TIME KILLS LEADERS Player Kills Years 1. KATIE BRUZDZINSKI 1, present 2. Jennifer Gandolph 1, LYNDSAY MILLER 1, present 4. Erin Moore 1, Karen Chase 1, Sarah Behnke 1, Michelle Horrigan 1, Sarah Jackson 1, Karen Marshall 1, Marie Ann Davidson 1, MICHIGAN S ALL-TIME ACES LEADERS Player Aces Years 1. Marie Ann Davidson Lisa Vahi KATIE BRUZDZINSKI present 4. Jeanine Szczesniak Fiona Davidson Heather Olsen Shannon Melka Jayne Hickman Karen Marshall Linnea Mendoza BACK-TO-BACK BIG TEN AWARDS FOR BRUZ Junior outside hitter Katie Bruzdzinski became the first conference player since October, 2005 to win back-to-back Big Ten Player of the Week honors after earning weekly accolades Nov. 6 and Nov. 13. Bruzdzinski becomes just the 10th Big Ten athlete to repeat as Big Ten Player of the Week and the first Wolverine to achieve the feat. The award is the third of Bruzdzinski s career -- a school record. FIRST SETTER TO WIN BIG TEN DEFENSIVE POW Senior Stesha Selsky earned Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (Aug. 28, 2006) becoming the first setter in Big Ten history to earn the honor and just the third non-libero to pick up the award. The honor tied Selsky for the most weekly accolades for a Wolverine in her career, pulling her even with Linnea Mendoza CAPTAINS Katie Bruzdzinski and Lyndsay Miller return as captains for their third year at U-M. In 2005, Bruzdzinski and Miller became the first sophomore captains in U-M volleyball history. MICHIGAN S SINGLE SEASON KILLS LIST 585 KATIE BRUZDZINSKI KATIE BRUZDZINSKI Erin Moore Shannon Brownlee Karen Chase Jennifer Gandolph Michelle Horrigan Lyndsay Miller Michelle Horrigan Jennifer Gandolph 2002 MICHIGAN S SINGLE SEASON HITTING LIST.338 BETH KARPIAK ( ) Suzy O Donnell ( ) Fiona Davidson ( ) LYNDSAY MILLER ( ) Joanna Fielder ( ) Erin Moore ( ) Karen Chase ( ) Katie Bruzdzinski ( ) Sarah Jackson ( ) Beth Karpiak ( ) 2006 MICHIGAN S ALL-TIME BLOCKS LEADERS Player Blocks Years 1. Katrina Lehman LYNDSAY MILLER present 3. Megan Bowman Erin Moore Julia Sturm Kim Clover Nicole Poquette Linsey Ebert Erin Penn Sarah Jackson MICHIGAN S SINGLE SEASON BLOCKS 161 Erin Moore Lyndsay Miller Katrina Lehman Megan Bowman Megan Bowman BETH KARPIAK Linsey Ebert Beth Karpiak Katrina Lehman Katrina Lehman 2001 MICHIGAN S ALL-TIME DIGS LEADERS Player Digs Years 1. STESHA SELSKY 2, present 2. Jennifer Gandolph 1, KATIE BRUZDZINSKI 1, present 4. JoAnna Collias 1, Linnea Mendoza 1, Jeanine Szczesniak 1, Lisa Vahi 1, Alija Pittenger 1, Lisa Gamalski Nicole Kacor MICHIGAN S ALL-TIME ASSISTS LEADERS Player Assists Years 1. Linnea Mendoza 5, Lisa Gamalski 4, Shannon Melka 4, Tarnisha Thompson 2, Lisa Vahi 2, STESHA SELSKY 1, present 7. LEXI ZIMMERMAN 1, present 8. Erin McGovern 1, Mara Martin 1, Autumn Collins 1,

8 PAGE 8 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES Championships D II National Champions 1994 GLIAC Champions 1997, 1996, 1995, 1994 CCAA Champions 1993, 1992 Coaching Honors D II National Coach of the Year 1994 GLIAC Coach of the Year 1997, 1996, 1995 Coaching Milestones 31st in the nation among active DI head coaches in career winning percentage to start 2007 (.700) HEAD COACH MARK ROSEN Mark Rosen: Head Coach Northern Michigan (1985) Michigan W-L: (.572) 9th Season Overall W-L: (.701) 16th Season Wolverine head coach Mark Rosen enters his ninth season at Michigan, becoming the second-longest tenured coach in program histor. Rosen s winning percentage with the Wolverines is first among U-M volley- ball head coaches, while his 139 wins in eight seasons ranks second only to Sandy Vong who won 177 matches in 11 years at the helm for the Maize and Blue. Rosen is one of only five current Big Ten head coaches to guide his team to the NCAA Tournament in six of the last eight seasons, with Rosen s Wolver- ines reaching the second round in four of those six trips. He has topped the 20-win mark in three of the last four seasons, posting a record in 2006, a record in 2003 and a record in 2004 to give the Wolverines their first back-to-back 20-win seasons since Rosen has suffered just two losing seasons in his entire head coaching career, leading his teams to 30-win seasons on five occasions and 20-win seasons in nine of 15 career campaigns. Rosen has vaulted the Wolverines to national prominence, helping U-M crack the USA Today/AVCA Coaches Top 25 poll for the first time in pro- gram history in his first week on the Wolverine bench in Michigan remained in the top 25 for five consecutive weeks, peaking at No. 18 and earning the program s second bid to the NCAA Tournament and the first since In 2000, Michigan made its first appearance in the USA Today/ AVCA Coaches Preseason Top 25 poll, ranking 24th in the country. Most recently, the Wolverines received their second highest ranking in program history when the 13-0 Wolverines climbed to No. 19 in the polls on Sept. 18, In 2006, Rosen led the Wolverines to a record 21 regular-season wins and the team s sixth NCAA bid in his eight years at the helm. The Wolverines set a program record with 13 straight wins to open the season and earned wins over No. 20 San Diego, No. 12 Minnesota and at No. 16 Purdue. The Wolverines earned a record four Big Ten weekly awards and placed Katie Bruzdzinski on the All-Big Ten team. No stranger to success, Rosen led Northern Michigan to a national cham- pionship as a first-year head coach in 1994, posting 20 or more wins eight times. He led Cal State Bakersfield ( ) to a regional final and the Division II finals in his first two seasons as a head coach before joining Northern Michigan in Rosen helped guide Northern Michigan to another berth in the Division II finals in 1995, followed by a pair of semifinals before tak- ing over the head coaching duties at Boise State in 1998 where he led the Broncos to an 18-9 record and second place in the Big West Conference. Rosen has coached Michigan s only AVCA All-American (Erin Moore) and both of the Wolverines AVCA All-Mideast Region honorees (Moore and Katie Bruzdzinski). Rosen has had eight honorees on All-Big Ten squads and 16 student-athletes earning 29 Academic All-Big Ten honors, with Erin Moore earning CoSIDA Academic All-District honors in Rosen heads one of the most experienced coaching staffs in the conference with associate head coach Leisa Rosen (1991 Big Ten Conference Player of the Year and one of Sports Illustrated s 50 greatest sports figures of the 20th century from Alaska) and U-M second-year assistant coach Gregg Whitis (12 years of collegiate coaching experience) on the bench. The Rosens have coached together since 1998 and this stability has helped them take Michigan to the next level and make the Wolverines a fixture in the NCAA Tournament. Whitis was an an assistant coach at Clemson for six years after stints at Southern Methodist University and Northern Michigan. Rosen made a splash in his inaugural season with the Wolverines in 1999 when Michigan upset No. 7 BYU, 3-0 in the opening match of the season. They went on to sweep Toledo and Georgia 3-0 in the Outback Steakhouse Invitational in Athens, Ga., and debuted in the USA Today/AVCA Coaches Top 25 poll for the first time in program history. Michigan remained in the top 25 for five consecutive weeks, peaking at No. 18 after downing No. 18 Ohio State. The Wolverines earned their first bid to the NCAA Tournament under Rosen and just its second bid in program history. Michigan defeated Fairfield in the opening round of the tournament but fell to Pacific in five games in the second round. In 2000, Michigan made its first appearance in the USA Today/AVCA Coaches Preseason Top 25 poll, ranking 24th in the country and advanced to its second-straight NCAA Tournament, pushing past Louisville in the first round before falling to Arizona. A native of Anchorage, Alaska, Rosen earned a bachelor s degree in physi- cal education with a minor in biology from California State University at Northridge (1985) where he was a three-time varsity volleyball letterwinner. Rosen holds memberships in the American Volleyball Coaches Associa- tion (AVCA) and the U.S. Volleyball Association. Rosen is married to Wolverine associate head coach Leisa (Wissler) Rosen. The couple has two sons, Brady and Cameron. ROSEN S WINS OVER TOP 25 OPPONENTS Date Opponent Score Site Dec. 1, 2007 vs. #21 Colorado St. 3-0 Crisler Arena^ Aug. 24, 2007 at #10 Hawaii 3-2 Stan Sheriff Center Nov. 10, 2006 at #16 Purdue 3-0 Int. Ath. Facility Nov. 4, 2006 vs. #12 Minnesota 3-1 Cliff Keen Arena Sept. 1, 2006 vs. #20 San Diego 3-0 Crawford Court# Oct. 22, 2005 vs. #7 Wisconsin 3-2 Cliff Keen Arena Sept. 19, 2004 vs. #22 Tennessee 3-1 Cliff Keen Arena Nov. 28, 2003 at #18 Illinois 3-1 Huff Hall Oct. 1, 2003 at #14 Michigan State 3-0 Jenison Field House Nov. 2, 2002 vs. #11 Penn State 3-2 Cliff Keen Arena Oct. 9, 2002 vs. #18 Michigan State 3-0 Cliff Keen Arena Oct. 5, 2002 vs. #16 Ohio State 3-0 Cliff Keen Arena Oct. 20, 2001 vs. #11 Penn State 3-0 Cliff Keen Arena Sept. 29, 2001 vs. #17 Minnesota 3-1 Cliff Keen Arena Nov. 10, 2000 vs. #13 Ohio State 3-0 Cliff Keen Arena Nov. 8, 2000 vs. #25 Michigan State 3-2 Cliff Keen Arena Oct. 18, 2000 vs. #21 Notre Dame 3-0 Cliff Keen Arena Sept. 24, 1999 vs. #18 Ohio State 3-2 Cliff Keen Arena Sept. 3, 1999 vs. #7 BYU 3-0 Ramsey Center * ^ NCAA Tournament (Second Round) # (Urvine, Calif.) * (Athens, Ga.) AS A HEAD COACH AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN (1999-PRESENT) Six NCAA Tournament appearances in eight seasons Helped U-M post back-to-back 20-win seasons (2003 & 2004) for the first time since In 2004, led U-M to a program record for best single-season hitting percentage (.251) In 2003, led Michigan to its most conference wins in a season with 12 In 2003, helped Erin Moore become Michigan s first All-American In 2003, led U-M to a program record for most blocks in a season (691) In 1999, led U-M to a spot on the USA Today/AVCA Coaches Top 25 Poll for the first time - peaking at No. 18 AS A HEAD COACH AT NORTHERN MICHIGAN ( ) NCAA Division II National Championship (1994) NCAA Division II National National Coach of the Year (1994) Four NCAA Division II Tournament berths ( ) Three-time GLIAC Coach of the Year (1995, 1996, 1997) AS A HEAD COACH AT CAL-STATE BAKERSFIELD ( ) Two NCAA Division II Tournament berths ( ) WOLVERINES TO PLAY PROFESSIONALLY UNDER ROSEN 2004-present, Erin Moore - Criollas de Caguas (Puerto Rico) 2002-present, Joanna Fielder - Playas Benidorm MARK ROSEN S YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD OVERALL BIG TEN CONFERENCE POSTSEASON YEAR W L PCT. W L PCT. PLACE ROUND/NOTES SEASON HIGHLIGHTS MICHIGAN (9th Season) T-8th NCAA Second Round/W, 3-0 Fairfield; L, 2-3 Pacific First NCAA Appearance since th NCAA Second Round/W, 3-1 Louisville; L, 0-3 Arizona First back-to-back NCAA appearance th --- no tournament --- Two top-25 wins T-6th NCAA First Round/L, 0-3 Kansas State Three top-25 wins th NCAA Second Round/W, 3-0 Colorado; L, 0-3 California Best Big Ten finish since T-6th NCAA Second Round/W, 3-1 Rice; L, 1-3 Texas Program record 14-2 start T-7th --- no tournament --- Tied a program record with win over No. 7 Wisconsin T-7th NCAA First Round/L, 1-3 Cal-Poly Program-best 13-0 start to the season T-5th NCAA Regional Semi-Finals Rosen-best 24 wins in the regular-season CAREER

9 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES MICHIGAN I VOLLEYBALL L L L GAME NOTES INSIDE THE NUMBERS... DOUBLE-DIGIT KILLS 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Katie Bruzdzinski Beth Karpiak Lyndsay Miller Veronica Rood Sarah Draves 2 4 Megan Bower PLUS KILL MATCHES 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Katie Bruzdzinski Lyndsay Miller 1 2 Megan Bowman 1 30-PLUS KILL MATCHES 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Katie Bruzdzinski 1 2 DOUBLE-DIGIT DIGS 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Stesha Selsky Lexi Zimmerman Katie Bruzdzinski Megan Bower Kerry Hance PLUS DIG MATCHES 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Stesha Selsky Lexi Zimmerman 2 2 Kerry Hance 1 3 Megan Bower 6 30-PLUS DIG MATCHES 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Stesha Selsky 5 9 DOUBLE-DIGIT BLOCKS 2007 CA REER CONSECUTIVE Lyndsay Miller 2 50-PLUS ASSIST MATCHES 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Lexi Zimmerman Stesha Selsky 9 4+ SERVICE ACE MATCHES 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Katie Bruzdzinski 5 10 Lexi Zimmerman 2 2 Stesha Selsky 1 3 Kerry Hance 1 1 Megan Bower 1 Lyndsay Miller 1 DOUBLE-DOUBLES 2007 CAREER CONSECUTIVE Lexi Zimmerman Katie Bruzdzinski Stesha Selsky 23 Lyndsay Miller 2 LED MICHIGAN IN... KILLS 2007 CAREER Katie Bruzdzinski Beth Karpiak 4 4 Veronica Rood 3 4 Lyndsay Miller 3 20 ATTEMPTS 2007 CAREER Katie Bruzdzinski Lyndsay Miller 8 DIGS 2007 CAREER Stesha Selsky Lexi Zimmerman 1 1 Katie Bruzdzinski 1 12 Megan Bower 1 15 Kerry Hance 1 9 BLOCKS 2007 CAREER Beth Karpiak Lyndsay Miller Sarah Draves 4 4 Veronica Rood 4 4 Megan Bower 3 3 Jackie Nissen 1 1 Katie Bruzdzinski 3 Stesha Selsky 2 SERVICE ACES 2007 CAREER Katie Bruzdzinski Lexi Zimmerman Megan Bower 5 11 Kerry Hance 5 17 Stesha Selsky 3 19 Lyndsay Miller 3 7 Beth Karpiak 1 4 Liz Raschke 5 Cassie Petoskey 1 TIME ON THE COURT... CAREER CAREER CONSEC. CONSEC. PLAYER MATCHES STARTS MATCHES STARTS Lyndsay Miller Stesha Selsky Katie Bruzdzinski Kerry Hance Beth Karpiak Megan Bower Sarah Draves Veronica Rood Liz Raschke Lexi Zimmerman Maggie Busch Cassie Petoskey Jackie Nissen MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM HIGHS INDIVIDUAL TEAM OPPONENT Kills 32 (Bruzdzinski) vs. Xavier (Sept. 7) 90, vs. Xavier (Sept. 7) 27 (Ashley Schatzle) at MSU (Oct. 27) Attempts 75 (Bruzdzinski) at Purdue (Nov. 16) 227, at Iowa (Sept. 28) 60 (Laura DeBruler) vs. Illinois (Sept. 21) Hitting Percentage.667 ( ) (Karpiak) vs. Michigan State (Oct. 5).351, vs. Wake Forest (Sept. 1).643 (Taylor Reineke) vs. Wisconsin (Sept. 22) Assists 75 (Zimmerman) vs. Xavier (Sept. 7) 86, vs. Xavier (Sept. 7) 65 (Alisha Glass) vs. Penn State (Nov. 24) Digs 41 (Selsky) vs. Xavier (Sept. 7) 110, vs. Indiana (Oct. 19) 36 (Kelli Miller) vs. Purdue (Sept. 20) Blocks 9 (Karpiak) vs. #21 Colorado State (Dec. 1) 14.0, vs. #21 Colorado State (Dec. 1) 11 twice (Georgia Tech and Iowa) Aces 5 (Bruzdzinski) vs. Georgia Tech (Sept. 15) 13, vs. Temple (Sept. 14) 3 twice (Miami and Minnesota) MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES PAGE 9

10 PAGE 10 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES MICHIGAN S STARTING LINE-UPS MICHIGAN I VOLLEYBALL L L L GAME NOTES OPPONENTS OH OH/DS RS MB MB S LIB A24 at #10 Hawaii Bruzdzinski Rood Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky A25 vs. Oregon State Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky A26 vs. Colorado State Bruzdzinski Rood Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky A31 at Miami (Ohio) Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S1 vs. Pittsburgh Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S1 vs. Wake Forest Bruzdzinski Rood Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S7 EASTERN MICHIGAN Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S7 XAVIER Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S11 at Oakland Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S14 UTAH VALLEY STATE Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S14 TEMPLE Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S15 GEORGIA TECH Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S21 ILLINOIS Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S22 #9 WISCONSIN Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S28 at Iowa Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky S30 at #12 Minnesota Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky O5 MICHIGAN STATE Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky O7 NORTHWESTERN Bruzdzinski Rood Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky O12 at #3 Penn State Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky O13 at Ohio State Bruzdzinski Hance Draves Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky O19 INDIANA Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky O20 PURDUE Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky O26 at Northwestern Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky O27 at Michigan State Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N2 MINNESOTA Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N5 IOWA Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N9 at #11 Wisconsin Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N10 at Illinois Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N16 at Purdue Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N17 at Indiana Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N23 OHIO STATE Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N24 #1 PENN STATE Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky N30 MIAMI (OHIO) Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky D1 #21 COLORADO STATE Bruzdzinski Hance Bower Miller Karpiak Zimmerman Selsky

11 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES PAGE YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES MICHIGAN I VOLLEYBALL L L L GAME NOTES THE LAST TIME FOR MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL IN THE RANKINGS Michigan was ranked October 22, 2007 (#20) Michigan defeated a ranked opponent Dec. 1, 2007, #21 Colorado State (NCAA Second Round): U-M won, 3-0 Michigan lost to a ranked opponent Nov. 24, 2007 vs. #1 Penn State: U-M lost, 3-1 Michigan faced a No. 1 ranked team Nov. 24, 2007 vs. #1 Penn State: U-M lost, 3-1 Michigan defeated a No. 1 ranked team has yet to happen IN FIVE GAME MATCHES Michigan played in a five game match Nov. 9, 2007 at #11 Wisconsin: U-M lost, 3-2 Michigan won a five game match Nov. 2, vs. Minnesota, U-M won, 3-2 Michigan lost a five game match Nov. 9, 2007 at #11 Wisconsin: U-M lost, 3-2 DOUBLE-DOUBLES & TRIPLE-DOUBLES A player had a double-double (kills-digs) A player had a double-double (kills-assists) A player had a double-double (assists-digs) A player had a double-double (kills-blocks) A player had a triple-double (kills-digs-assists) A player had a triple-double (kills-digs-blocks) Dec. 1, 2007 vs. #21 Colorado State: Katie Bruzdzinski (14 kills, 10 digs) Nov. 12, 2004, vs. #5 Minnesota: Lisa Gamalski (11 kills, 48 assists) Nov. 30, 2007 vs. Miami (Ohio): Lexi Zimmerman (42 assists, 14 digs) Sept. 21, 2005, at Michigan State: Lyndsay Miller (11 kills, 10 blocks) Nov. 12, 2004, vs. #5 Minnesota: Lisa Gamalski (11 kills, 27 digs, 48 assists) has yet to happen TEAM OFFENSE Michigan recorded 80 or more kills Nov. 2, 2007, vs. Minnesota, Michigan (80) - U-M won, 3-2 Michigan recorded 70 or more kills Nov. 16, 2007 at Purdue, Michigan (74) - U-M lost, 3-1 Michigan recorded 60 or more kills Nov. 23, 2007 vs. Ohio State, Michigan (62) - U-M won, 3-1 An opponent recorded 80 or more kills Nov. 9, 2007 at #11 Wisconsin (83) - U-M lost, 3-2 INDIVIDUAL OFFENSE A player had 30 or more kills Sept. 7, 2007, vs. Xavier: Katie Bruzdzinski (32) A player had 25 or more kills Nov. 24, 2007 vs. #1 Penn State: Katie Bruzdzinski (25) A player had 20 or more kills Nov. 24, 2007 vs. #1 Penn State: Katie Bruzdzinski (25) An opponent had 30 or more kills Oct. 16, 2004, at #8 Ohio State: Stacey Gordon (31) MULTIPLE DOUBLE-DIGIT KILLS Michigan had five players double-digit kills Nov. 6, 2004, at Purdue: Bruzdzinski (23), Cobler (13), Gandolph (12), Gamalski (10), Pflum (10) Michigan had two players with 20 or more kills Sept. 16, 2005, at Georgia: Bruzdzinski (33) and Pflum (20) TEAM DIGS Michigan had more than 100 digs Oct. 19, vs. Indiana, Michigan (110) - U-M won, 3-1 Michigan had 90 or more digs Oct. 26, 2007, at Northwestern, Michigan (96) - U-M lost, 3-2 Michigan had 80 or more digs Nov. 16, 2007, at Purdue, Michigan (81) - U-M lost, 3-1 Michigan had 70 or more digs Nov. 30, 2007, vs. Miami (Ohio), Michigan (70) - U-M won, 3-1 An opponent recorded 100 or more digs Nov. 12, 2004, vs. #5 Minnesota (102) - U-M lost, 3-2 INDIVIDUAL DIGS A player had 35 or more digs Sept. 15, 2007, vs. Georgia Tech: Stesha Selsky (38) A player had 30 or more digs Nov. 16, 2007, at Purdue: Stesha Selsky (31) A player had 25 or more digs Nov. 23, 2007, vs. Ohio State: Stesha Selsky (28) An opponent had 35 or more digs Oct. 20, vs. Purdue: Kelli Miller (36) MULTIPLE DOUBLE-DIGIT DIGS Michigan had five double-digit digs Nov. 23, vs. Ohio State: Selsky (28), Zimmerman (14), Bower (13), Hance (11), Bruzdzinski (11) Michigan had two players with 20 or more digs Oct. 19, vs. Indiana: Selsky (29), Hance (20) TEAM BLOCKING (BS = 1, BA =.5) Michigan had 15 or more blocks Sept. 22, 2006, vs. Indiana: Michigan (18.5) Michigan had 10 or more blocks Dec. 1, 2007 vs. #21 Colorado State, Michigan (14.0) An opponent recorded 15 or more blocks Nov. 16, 2007, at Purdue (17.0) INDIVIDUAL BLOCKING (All blocks worth 1) A player had 14 or more blocks Sept. 24, 1988, vs. Northwestern: Kim Clover (14) A player had 10 or more blocks Oct. 22, 2006, vs. Indiana: Megan Bowman (10) A player had 8 or more blocks Dec. 1, vs. #21 Colorado State: Beth Karpiak (9) An opponent had 10 or more blocks Sept. 28, 2007, at Iowa: Laura Kremer (11) INDIVIDUAL ASSISTS A player had 90 or more assists Nov. 29, 1996, vs. Illinois: Linnea Mendoza (95) A player had 80 or more assists Sept. 16, 2005, at Georgia: Mara Martin (81) A player had 70 or more assists Sept. 28, 2007, at Iowa: Lexi Zimmerman (73) An opponent had 70 or more assists Oct. 8, 2004, at Illinois: Stephanie Obermeier (70) TEAM SERVICE ACES Michigan had 13 aces Sept. 14, 2007, vs. Temple: Michigan (13) Michigan 10 or more aces Sept. 14, 2007, vs. Temple: Michigan (13) An opponent recorded 10 or more aces Nov. 18, 2006, vs. #5 Penn State (10) INDIVIDUAL SERVICE ACES A player had 8 or more aces Sept. 17, 2004, vs. Virginia Tech: Katie Bruzdzinski (8) A player had 7 or more aces Sept. 17, 2004, vs. Virginia Tech: Katie Bruzdzinski (8) A player had 6 or more aces Sept. 17, 2004, vs. Virginia Tech: Katie Bruzdzinski (8) A player had 5 or more aces Sept. 15, 2007, vs. Georgia Tech: Katie Bruzdzinski (5) An opponent had 5 or more aces Sept. 16, 2006, vs. Rice: Jennifer McClean (6)

12 PAGE 12 MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES 35 YEARS OF MICHIGAN VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES MICHIGAN I PLAYER CAREER E R BREAKDOWN #5 MEGAN BOWER RS/DS So. 6-1 Indianapolis, Indiana (Cathedral High School) Third-most single-season digs in program history (434 in 2006) Fourth-most single-match digs in program history in an NCAA Tournament match (22 vs. No. 14 Cal Poly on Dec. 1, 2006) 2007 Season Highs Career Highs Kills: 10 at Illinois (Nov. 10) Kills: 10 at Illinois (Nov. 10, 2007) Attempts: 21 at Purdue (Nov. 16) Attempts: 21 at Purdue (Nov. 16, 2007) Hitting %:.615 (8-0-13) vs. #21 Colorado State (Dec. 1) Hitting %:.615 (8-0-13) vs. #21 Colorado State (Dec. 1, 2007) Assists: 6 at Indiana (Nov. 17) Assists: 6 at Indiana (Nov. 17, 2007) Aces: 2 three times (last vs. Purdue - Oct. 20) Aces: 4 at #24 Ohio State (Oct. 22, 2006) Digs: 18 three times (last vs. Minnesota - Nov. 2) Digs: 24 at #2 Penn State (Oct. 20, 2006) Blocks: 7 vs. #21 Colorado State (Dec. 1) Blocks: 7 vs. #21 Colorado State (Dec. 1, 2007) Block Solo: Block Solo: Block Assist: 7 vs. #21 Colorado State (Dec. 1) Block Assist: 7 vs. #21 Colorado State (Dec. 1, 2007) Points: 13.0 at Illinois (Nov. 10) Points: 13.0 at Illinois (Nov. 10, 2007) MP GP Starts K KPG E TA Pct. A APG SA SAPG RE D DPG BS BA TB BPG BE BHE Points Career #6 KARLEE BRUCK MB/RS Fr. 6-3 Elyria, Ohio (Elyria High School) #79 National Recruit (prepvolleyball.com) Three-Time All-District, All-Conference and All-County Kills: Attempts: Hitting %: Assists: Aces: Digs: Blocks: Block Solo: Block Assist: Points: 2007 Season/Career Highs 2007 Career MP GP Starts K KPG E TA Pct. A APG SA SAPG RE D DPG BS BA TB BPG BE BHE Points