HUSKY VOLLEYBALL 2011

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1 U N I V E R S I T Y O F W A S H I N G T O N HUSKY VOLLEYBALL 2011 Contact: Michael Bruscas Tel: Fax: mbruscas@uw.edu Schedule and Results Overall: 15-1 Pac-12: 7-1 LONG BEACH STATE MIZUNO INVITE (Long Beach, Calif.) A26 vs Prairie View A&M W, 3-0 A27 vs UMBC W, 3-0 A27 at #22 Long Beach State W, 3-1 NORTHWEST CHALLENGE (Spokane, Wash.) S2 vs Portland State W, 3-0 S3 at Gonzaga W, 3-0 S3 vs Boise Sate W, 3-0 THE INVITATIONAL AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON S8 VS SEATTLE U. W, 3-0 S9 VS FRESNO STATE W, 3-0 S16 VS #13 USC* (UWTV) L, 3-0 S17 VS #6 UCLA* (UWTV) W, 3-0 S23 at Arizona* W, 3-0 S25 at Arizona State* W, 3-0 S30 VS #15 OREGON* (UWTV) W, 3-0 O1 VS OREGON STATE* W, 3-0 O7 VS COLORADO* (UWTV) W, 3-0 O8 VS UTAH* (UWTV) W, 3-0 O14 at #4 California* (ROOT) 7:00 pm O15 at #7 Stanford* 7:00 pm O21 at Oregon State* 7:00 pm O22 at Oregon* 7:00 pm O28 VS ARIZONA STATE* (UWTV) 7:00 pm O30 VS ARIZONA* 12:00 pm N4 at UCLA* 7:00 pm N5 at USC* 7:00 pm N11 VS STANFORD* (ROOT) 7:00 pm N12 VS CALIFORNIA* (UWTV) 7:00 pm N18 at Utah* 6:00 pm N19 at Colorado* 6:00 pm N22 VS WASHINGTON ST* (UWTV) 7:00 pm N25 at Washington State* 7:00 pm NCAA FIRST & SECOND ROUNDS D1 NCAA First & Second Rounds TBA D2 NCAA First & Second Rounds TBA D3 NCAA First & Second Rounds TBA NCAA REGIONALS D9 NCAA Regional Semifinals TBA D10 NCAA Regional Final TBA NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (San Antonio, Texas) D15 NCAA Semifinals TBA D17 NCAA Championship TBA All times Pacific and subject to change * - Pac-12 Conference matches UWTV matches are broadcast live (Ch. 27 in Seattle area) ROOT matches are tape delayed on ROOT Sports All home matches can be watched live on GoHuskies.com Home matches in bold ALL CAPS This Week in Husky Volleyball FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 #2 WASHINGTON at #4 California 7 p.m. Berkeley, Calif. Haas Pavilion COVERAGE: Tape Delayed on ROOT Sports Live Chat on GoHuskies.com SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 #2 WASHINGTON at #7 Stanford 7 p.m. Palo Alto, Calif. Maples Pavilion COVERAGE: Live Chat on GoHuskies.com Video from Stanford for subscription fee WASHINGTON FACES TOP-10 TESTS IN BAY AREA A trip to the Bay Area this week gives the second-ranked Husky volleyball team its first chance this season to challenge the 2010 conference co-champions, and jockey for the lead position as the 2011 Pac-12 race nears the midway point. Friday, two of the top-ranked teams in the conference will go head to head, as Washington (15-1, 7-1 Pac-12) stops in Berkeley to take on fourth-ranked California (17-2, 7-2 Pac-12). Match time is 7 p.m. at Haas Pavilion and the match will be televised on a tape delay basis by ROOT Sports. The next evening, the Huskies will face the seventh-ranked Stanford Cardinal (12-3, 6-3 Pac-12) at Maples Pavilion in another 7 p.m. match-up. Stanford and California shared the conference title last season, and the Huskies have bitter memories of the Golden Bears, losing to Cal in the NCAA Quarterfinals last year. Neither the Cardinal or Bears have lost on their home courts yet this season. Washington, meanwhile, has won seven matches in a row and has climbed to No. 2 nationally, the highest it has been since November of the 2006 season. The Huskies are currently alone in second in the Pac-12, a half-game behind USC, which is 8-1. COVERAGE The match against Cal is the Pac-12 Match of the Week, and will be shown on a tape delayed basis nationally on ROOT Sports. Broadcast times for the Seattle area will be announced soon and updated in this space. The Stanford athletics site will have a live stream of Saturday s match for a subscription fee. The 2011 Washington Huskies No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Last School Pronunciation 1 Amanda Gil MB 6-6 Jr. San Jose, Calif. UCLA 2 Kelcey Dunaway MB 6-2 Jr. Bainbridge Island, Wash. Bainbridge HS 3 Kelly Holford DS/L 5-9 Jr. Long Beach, Calif. Los Alamitos HS WHOLE-ford 4 Jenna Orlandini DS/L 5-6 So. La Cañada, Calif. Flintridge Sacred Heart HS Or-lan-DEE-nee 6 Kaleigh Nelson OH 6-0 Fr. Salem, Ore. Sprague KAY-lee 8 Lauren Barfield MB 6-5 Sr. Bellevue, Wash. Newport HS 9 Jenni Nogueras S 5-11 So. Cayey, Puerto Rico Radians HS No-GAIR-ess 10 Evan Sanders S 6-0 Sr. Lafayette, Colo. Colorado State 11 Gabbi Parker OH 6-0 So. Eugene, Ore. Sheldon HS Gabby 14 Kim Condie DS 5-5 Fr. Moraga, Calif. Campolindo 15 Bianca Rowland MB 6-0 Sr. Lynnwood, Wash. King s HS RO-lund 16 Krista Vansant OH 6-2 Fr. Redlands, Calif. Redlands East Valley Van-sant 23 Anna Cesari S/DS 5-8 RS Fr. Woodway, Wash. King s HS An-a Sess-ar-ee 24 Kylin Muñoz OH 6-1 Jr. Monroe, Wash. Monroe HS KAI-lin MOON-yoze 99 Summer Ross OH 6-2 Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. Carlsbad Seaside Academy Head Coach: Jim McLaughlin, 11th Season Associate Head Coach: Leslie Gabriel, 11th Season; Assistant Coach: Jose Keno Gandara, Seventh Season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Tom Murphy, Fifth Season Director of Operations: Paul Isaac, Sixth Season

2 Weekly Release Page 2 October 11, UW QUICK FACTS University Location... Seattle, Wash. Founded... Nov. 4, 1861 Enrollment... 42,000 (29,000 undergraduate) Nickname... Huskies Colors:...Purple and Gold Conference...Pac-12 Home Facility...Alaska Airlines Arena (10,000) Press Row Phone... (206) Website... President... Michael K. Young Athletics Director...Scott Woodward Volleyball Staff Head Coach...Jim McLaughlin Alma Mater...UC Santa Barbara, 1985 Record at Washington (10 seasons) Career Record (20 seasons) Assistant Coaches Leslie Gabriel...Washington, 2000 Jose Gandara...UC Santa Barbara, 1990 Director of Volleyball Operations... Paul Isaac Volleyball Athletic Trainer... Mike Dillon Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director for VB...Stephanie Rempe Volleyball Office Phone... (206) Team Information Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 7/3 Starters Returning/Lost... 4/ Record Pac-10 Record/Finish / 5th 2010 Postseason Play...NCAA Elite Eight 2010 Final AVCA Ranking...6th NCAA History NCAA Tournament Appearances (1986, 1988, 1989, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010) NCAA Tournament Record Best NCAA Finish National Champions Athletic Communications Associate AD/Communications...Jeff Bechthold Assistant SID/VB Contact...Michael Bruscas Bruscas Office Phone Bruscas Cell Phone Bruscas ...mbruscas@u.washington.edu Athletic Communications Fax Follow The Huskies... Twitter.com/UWVolleyball Facebook.com/UWHuskyVolleyball YouTube.com/UWAthletics Gametracker will be available for both matches, and GoHuskies.com will offer a live chat for each match as well. UWTV TAKES THE HUSKIES LIVE Washington will have a record 10 television appearances this season, including eight live broadcasts on UWTV during the Pac-12 season. Fans in the Seattle area can watch UWTV on channel 27 carried by Comcast. The new partnership will be the first chance fans will have to watch regular season matches on live television. UWTV broadcasts began with the Pac-12 opener against USC, and include home matches against UCLA, Oregon, Colorado, Utah, Arizona State, California, and Washington State. The home match against Stanford will be aired by ROOT Sports on a tape delayed basis, as will Washington s road match at California. In addition, every Husky home match, even those not televised, will be available to stream for free on GoHuskies.com. LAST TIME OUT The Huskies wrapped up a four-match homestand with two 3-0 victories against new Pac- 12 rivals Colorado and Utah for their sixth and seventh consecutive wins. Against the Buffs on Friday, Kylin Muñoz led the way with 15 kills en route to a 25-14, 25-21, victory. The 15 kills was a career-best in conference play for Muñoz, who hit.394. The Dawgs controlled the hitting percentages,.264 to.069, aided by a 13-4 lead in total blocks. Senior Bianca Rowland had eight blocks and freshman Krista Vansant led the team with nine digs. Sophomore setter Jenni Nogueras got her first Pac-12 action in the third set, setting UW to a.355 attack percentage. Saturday night against the Utes, UW again held its opposition under.100 hitting, as Utah managed just.081 though the Huskies had their thirdlowest percentage themselves at.183. The Huskies came away with a 25-17, 28-26, win. The second set featured 20 ties and eight lead changes with UW overcoming a deficit. Vansant had 14 kills, seven in the third set alone, when UW pulled away. Lauren Barfield had five kills without an error and led with five blocks. Summer Ross had 15 digs and Kelly Holford added 13, both career highs, and the Huskies had a 6-0 edge in service aces. QUICK STARTS STANDARD PRACTICE The Huskies went 14-1 through their first fifteen matches this season, and currently sit 15-1 overall. Under Head Coach Jim McLaughlin, such a start is nothing new. In fact, on four occasions McLaughlin had the Huskies unbeaten through 15 matches (2004, 2005, 2007, 2009) and this is the second time they ve gone 14-1, having done the same last season. SCOUTING THE GOLDEN BEARS California was the biggest thorn in UW s side last season, as the Bears took both regular season matches and won the NCAA Elite Eight match en route to a loss in the NCAA Finals. Cal replaced National Player of the Year Carli Lloyd with Elly Barrett at setter and she is 11th nationally with assists per set. Cal is 17-2 and 7-2 in the Pac-12, with its only losses at USC and UCLA. Last week, the Bears swept 15th-ranked Oregon in Eugene and after a first set loss, came back to cruise past the Beavers in Corvallis First Team All-American Tarah Murrey was named Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week last week and Kat Brown was named Defensive POTW. Cal had a whopping 18 blocks in just three sets against the Ducks. The Bears lead the Pac-12 in attack percentage at.291, thanks in large part to their three middle blockers, Brown, Shannon Hawari, and Correy Johnson, all of who are in the Top-10 in the Pac-12. Junior libero Robin Rostratter is also second in the conference with 5.20 digs per set. Washington has won five of the past seven meetings in Berkeley, the last win coming in UW has a all-time series lead. SCOUTING THE CARDINAL Stanford is 12-3 on the season and 6-3 in Pac-12 play. They lost their opener at Cal, and then fell on the road at USC and UCLA, but have since defeated the Arizonas at home and the Oregons on the road for four straight wins. The Cardinal also had marquee home wins over Penn State and Florida in the preseason, and Stanford is 8-0 at home. Sophomore Rachel Williams has stepped up as the Cardinal s No. 1 hitting option this year, and she ranks third in the Pac-12 with 4.55 kills per set. Sophomore middle blocker Carly Wopat has also enjoyed a big year, averaging 3.14 kills per set while hitting.365 and leading the Pac-12 with 1.62 blocks per set. As a team, Stanford is just seventh in the conference with a.234 attack percentage, but it is defending very well. Stanford is the only team in the NCAA with a higher blocking average than UW, as it puts down 3.34 blocks per set. The Cardinal also are the top digging team in the conference with Junior setter Karissa Cook is 23rd nationally with assists per set. The Cardinal won both meetings against the Huskies last year, though both were tightly contested. Last year at Stanford, the Cardinal escaped a fifth set by pulling out a marathon fourth set win. UW s last win in Palo Alto was in The Cardinal hold a all-time series lead. HUSKIES IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS For the first time since the 2006 season, the Huskies are up to No. 2 in the nation in the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) poll, passing UCLA after the Bruins dropped a match

3 Weekly Release Page 3 October 11, 2011 at Arizona last week. Washington was ranked second for two weeks in November of 2006, reaching the Final Fou and finishing fourth overall. The only time the Huskies have been higher was in 2004 and 2005, when they were the topranked team in the country at least once each year. Illinois remains No. 1 in the rankings for the third week in a row. The Pac-12 continues to dominate the top-10, as USC follows Washington at No. 3, then Cal at four, and Stanford at seven. Oregon is also 16th this week, making six conference teams in the top-20. The Dawgs began the season ranked seventh nationally in both the AVCA and Volleyball Magazine polls. That was down one spot from where UW finished the 2010 season. RECORDS WATCH The Dawgs are a young squad but there are a few numbers to keep an eye on early in the season. The first milestone came from Coach McLaughlin, as he reached the 250 wins mark at Washington with the victory at Gonzaga on Sept. 3. McLaughlin is already the winningest coach in program history, raising the bar with each subsequent win. Senior Bianca Rowland is making her way up the charts in career blocks, as she just became the sixth Husky ever with 400 career total blocks, now owning 404. Her 382 block assists also just passed Lisa Underhill for fifth in school history. Rowland also recently passed the 1,000 career points plateau, the eighth Husky to do so since points began being tracked in Fellow senior Lauren Barfield may not have seen as many sets as Rowland, but her career average continues to climb. At 1.12 career blocks per set, Barfield currently ranks eighth in school history. NUMBER CRUNCHING A look at the current stats finds the Huskies near the top of the NCAA in a number of categories. UW currently ranks second in the nation in blocks per set. The Dawgs have pushed their blocks average to 3.30, behind only Stanford in the NCAA. Bianca Rowland (1.52) and Lauren Barfield (1.44) are now second and third in the Pac-12, and sixth and 12th nationally, in blocks per set. Both are well ahead of their previous season-best paces, as Rowland s best was 1.13 blocks last year and Barfield averaged 1.09 a year ago. The Huskies also lead the Pac-12 and rank fifth nationally with 1.90 aces per set. Washington has done the service work collectively, as six Huskies already have double digit ace totals. Freshmen Summer Ross and Krista Vansant lead the way with 16 and 15 aces, respectively. The Huskies are second in the Pac-12 and seventh nationally in attack percentage, hitting.281, and their.111 opponent hitting percentage leads the Pac-12. Washington in 12-0 when hitting above.250 and also has a 13-0 mark when holding its opponent under.200. UP NEXT Washington remains on the road, starting off the second round of Pac-12 matches with a trip to Oregon. Oregon State is up first on Friday, October 21, then 16th-ranked Oregon hosts the Huskies on October 22. Both matches start at 7 p.m. It will be a quick turnaround from the first meetings, which were less than two weeks back, with UW winning both in Seattle. UW WINS IN AND OUT OF CONFERENCE With a 8-0 start to the season, the Huskies ran their record against non-conference foes to since the beginning of the 2003 season. That adds up to a.948 winning percentage out of the Pac-12. Five of the six losses have been fiveset nailbiters as well. Though its not as if UW has been shabby in league play either. Starting in 2004 when the Huskies won their first Pac-10 title, they have gone a combined (.805) in conference matches and finished first or second six out of seven years. PLEASED TO MEET YOU There are five new faces this fall for Husky fans to get acquainted with, as UW reloads after losing a trio of All-Americans to graduation last year. The biggest additions are to the outside hitter corps, as freshmen Krista Vansant, Summer Ross, and Kaleigh Nelson could account for a large chunk of the Husky offense this year. Freshman Kim Condie adds depth to the defensive specialists, and senior setter Evan Sanders joined UW from Colorado State for her final season. Vansant drew the most headlines, as she graced the cover of Volleyball Magazine as the No. 1 recruit in the country, and was named Gatorade National Player of the Year, a first for a UW recruit. Ross earned equal acclaim on the beach, winning World Youth and World Junior titles last season to be named USA Beach Volleyball Player of the Year, the first time a junior won the award. Nelson is a grayshirt freshman standout from Oregon with big athleticism. Condie helped her team to the California D-II state title her senior year. Sanders brings big experience to the young Dawgs, as she has been an All-Mountain West Conference First Team setter the past two years, leading the Rams to the NCAA tourney and Top-25 rankings. RETURNER HONORS Senior Bianca Rowland is the most decorated returning Dawg. The dynamic middle blocker has been named All-Pacific Region the past two years en route to being named an AVCA All- America honorable mention in 2009 and She was also named All-Pac-10 honorable mention the past two seasons. Evan Sanders was a two-time All-Mountain West Conference selec- Head Coach Jim McLaughlin Entering his 11th year at Washington, having recorded a remarkable (.780) record during his first nine years National Coach of the Year... Threetime Pac-10 Coach of the Year (2002, 2004, 2005)... In 2005, in his fifth season at Washington, guided his squad to its first NCAA Division I title, winning every postseason match by 3-0 sweep, the first D-I school to do so in NCAA history... Won UW s first Pac-10 title in 2004 and repeated in Kept the Huskies in the AVCA Top-10 every week from Huskies have finished first or second in the Pac-10 six of the past seven years... His players have earned 38 All-America awards since 2001 and 53 All-Pac-10 honors... Spent four years as the head coach at Kansas State, leading the Wildcats to an record and advancing to the NCAA Tournament all four years... Was the men s volleyball coach at USC for seven seasons, compiling a (.654) record and winning the NCAA title in The only coach in NCAA history to win national titles as a head coach in both men s and women s volleyball... Won the 1981 California Junior College Championship as a setter with Santa Monica Junior College... Transferred to UC Santa Barbara, where he earned honorable mention All-America honors as a senior... Captained the 1985 U.S. World University Games team and was a USVBA All-American. Jim McLaughlin s All-Time Coaching Record Year School Record 1990 USC*^ USC* USC* USC* USC* USC* USC* Kansas State Kansas State Kansas State Kansas State Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington^ Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington 15-1 Total 20+ Years at USC* Seven years at Kansas State Four years at Washington Ten+ years *men s team ^NCAA Champions

4 Weekly Release Page 4 October 11, 2011 AVCA Top 25 Coaches Poll No. School Points 2011 Rec. Last 1 Illinois (58) WASHINGTON USC (1) California Nebraska UCLA (1) Stanford Hawai i Penn State Texas Purdue Northern Iowa Florida Minnesota Iowa State Oregon San Diego Tennessee Pepperdine Michigan Florida State Oklahoma Miami (FL) Ohio State Kentucky NR Others Receiving Votes: Arizona 58; Colorado State 56; Louisville 27; Dayton 20; North Carolina 16; Texas A&M 16; Western Kentucky 16; Tulsa 15; Duke 12; Kansas State 11; Long Beach State 9; UC Davis 5; Missouri 4; Wisconsin 4 Bold indicates 2011 Washington opponents. Volleyball Magazine Top-20 Poll No. School Points Last 1. Illinois (10) WASHINGTON California Nebraska Southern California UCLA Stanford Hawaii Penn State Purdue Texas Florida Northern Iowa Minnesota Iowa State Oregon San Diego Tennessee Pepperdine Oklahoma 13 RV Others Receiving Votes: Florida State, Michigan, Kentucky, Louisville Washington in the National Rankings Date AVCA Volleyball Magazine Preseason 7th 7th Week 1 - Aug. 29 8th 6th Week 2 - Sept. 5 5th 5th Week 3 - Sept. 12 4th 4th Week 4 - Sept. 19 4th 5th Week 5 - Sept. 26 3rd 3rd Week 6 - Oct. 3 3rd 3rd Week 7 - Oct. 10 2nd 2nd tion at Colorado State in 2009 and HUSKIES COLLECT PAC-12 WEEKLY HONORS A revamped weekly volleyball conference awards system debuted this season, with separate honors for the offensive, defensive, and freshman players of the week. Washington claimed two of the first three honors, as senior Bianca Rowland earned the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week award and Krista Vansant earned Pac-12 Freshman of the Week for the week of Aug The Huskies went 3-0 to start the season, capturing the title at the Long Beach State Mizuno Invitational. Rowland averaged an impressive 1.60 blocks per set over the weekend, as the Huskies held their opponents to a combined.086 attack percentage. Vansant was named Most Valuable Player of the tournament in her first weekend of college action. She had 30 kills over the three matches, averaging 3.00 per set and hitting.333. It was the first weekly honor for both Rowland and Vansant. The next week, Vansant was the top freshman once again, averaging 4.33 kills per set and hitting.400 at the Northwest Challenge where UW went 3-0. She had a season-best 16 kills vs. Boise State. On October 3, after sweeping the Oregon schools at home, Rowland earned her second Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week award. She had 15 blocks over the two matches, an average of 2.50 per set. COACHES TAB HUSKIES THIRD IN PAC-12 In a vote of the conference head coaches, the Husky volleyball team was picked third in the Pac-12 preseason poll. Washington is one of four Pac-12 teams that advanced at least to the Elite Eight last season. USC was the unanimous number one pick of the twelve conference coaches. The Trojans return every starter from their 2010 squad which reached the Final Four, earning 121 points in the poll. California, the NCAA runnerup last year, and the Pac-10 co-champion, was picked second with 105 points. The Bears defeated the Huskies in the Elite Eight last season. Washington was voted third with 97 points, the second year in a row that UW has been slotted third. Following the Huskies is defending conference co-champion Stanford, with 92 points. The Cardinal lost to USC in the Elite Eight last year. UCLA sits fifth with 90 points, and Oregon rounds out the top half in sixth-place with 65 points. Arizona and Arizona State go seventh and eighth, respectively, followed by Oregon State in ninth. Conference newcomers Utah and Colorado are 10th and 11th, with Washington State coming in 12th IN THE REARVIEW MIRROR After and up and down regular season, the 2010 Huskies came together down the stretch and returned to the NCAA Elite Eight for the sixth time in the past eight years under Head Coach Jim McLaughlin. Washington beat three Top-25 teams at home, sweeping 23rd-ranked Michigan and 7th-ranked Hawaii, and then won an epic Sweet-16 match with No. 3 Nebraska, 3-1. The Huskies fell to eventual NCAA finalist California in the quarterfinals. Washington finished 24-9 overall and 10-8 in Pac-10 play, its most losses in conference since The team started the year with straight set wins in all ten preseason matches. Outside hitters Becky Perry and Kindra Carlson were both named to the All-Pac-10 Team and then both earned AVCA All-America Second Team honors. Setter Jenna Hagglund and middle blocker Bianca Rowland were All- Pac-10 honorable mention, and Rowland was an All-America honorable mention as well. Hagglund finished her career 10th in Pac-10 history with 5,326 assists, while Carlson and Perry finished eighth and tenth in career kills by a Husky. In her first season, redshirt freshman Jenna Orlandini was second in the Pac-10 in digs with a 4.82 average. The Huskies were second in the conference in opponent hitting percentage, limiting teams to.175, and they ranked second in aces (1.39), third in blocks (2.51), and fourth in hitting percentage (.283). Washington finished sixth in the final AVCA Top-25. DAWG PACK CONTINUES TO GROW Washington s incredible fans turned out in greater numbers than ever during the 2010 season, as the Huskies ranked fourth in national attendance, continuing to grow one of the best home court advantages in volleyball. The Huskies hosted NCAA first and second rounds as well as NCAA Regionals, and that allowed them to end an up and down regular season on a high note, advancing to the Elite Eight for the sixth time in eight years. After averaging 3,019 fans over 11 regular season matches, the number jumped to 4,014 fans per match during UW s four home postseason matches. Of the 15 hosted matches in 2010, total attendance came in at 49,470 giving an average match attendance of a school record 3,298. That ranked UW first in the Pac-10 for the sixth time in the past seven seasons. Hawaii led the way with 6,169 fans per match, followed by Nebraska (4,632), Wisconsin (3,737), Washington and then Penn State (3,274).

5 Weekly Release Page 5 October 11, Double-Doubles Krista Vansant (2) at Long Beach St. 12 kills, 11 digs at Arizona 13 kills, 11 digs Evan Sanders (2) vs. Gonzaga 50 assists, 12 digs at Arizona 34 assists, 10 digs The Last Time... TEAM Washington lost the first set in a win vs. Northern Colorado , 25-15, 25-22, (W, 3-1) Washington lost the first two sets in a win at Oregon , 26-30, 30-16, 30-25, (W, 3-2) Washington was down 2-1 in a win vs. USC , 22-25, 24-26, 25-20, (W, 3-2) Washington won the first set in a loss vs. Stanford (L, 1-3) Washington won the first two sets in a loss vs. Oregon (L, 2-3) Washington was up 2-1 in a loss at UCLA (L, 2-3) Washington beat a ranked opponent vs. No. 15 Oregon (W, 3-0) Washington beat a top-10 opponent vs. No. 6 UCLA (W, 3-0) Washington beat a top-10 opponent on the road at No. 6 UCLA (W, 3-0) DIGS Washington had 80+ digs vs. Stanford (L, 1-3) Washington had 90+ digs , 90 vs. Missouri (W, 3-2) Washington had 100+ digs , 127 vs. UCLA (W, 3-2) BLOCKS Washington had 15+ blocks , 17.5 at Long Beach State (W, 3-1) Washington had 20+ blocks , 22.5 vs. Missouri (W, 3-2) Washington was out-blocked and won , Fresno State out-blocked Washington (W, 3-0) HITTING PERCENTAGE Washington hit over.400 as a team , Washington hit.415 vs. Seattle U. (W, 3-0) Washington hit.500+ as a team in a single set , Washington hit.519 in set 2 vs. Seattle U. (W, 3-0) Washington hit.600+ as a team in a single set , Washington hit.615 in set 1 vs. Prairie View A&M (W, 3-0) Washington s opponent hit over.300 as a team , California hit.364 (L, 0-3) Washington s opponent hit over.350 as a team , California hit.364 (L, 0-3) Washington held an opponent to under.100 hitting Utah hit.081 (W, 3-0) Washington hit less than , Washington hit.183 vs. Utah (W, 3-0) Washington hit less than.200 and won , Washington hit.183 vs. Utah (W, 3-0) Washington out-hit the opponent and lost , Washington outhit UCLA (L, 2-3) Washington was out-hit and won , Arizona outhit Washington (W, 3-1) Season Streaks Season-High Set Win Streak 21 - September 17-current Season-High Set Losing Streak 3 - September 16 Season-High Match Win Streak 8 - August 26-September 16 Current Set Streak Won 21 since September 17 Current Match Streak Won 7 since September 17 Attendance Home Total 18,784 / 8 matches Home Average 2,348 Road Total 4,363 / 4 matches Road Average 1,091 Neutral Total 2,592 / 4 matches Neutral Average 648 KILLS Washington had four players with 10+ kills vs. Northern Colorado (W, 3-1)...Kindra Carlson - 20; Becky Perry - 17; Bianca Rowland - 11; Airial Salvo - 11 Washington had three players with 15+ kills vs. Oregon (L, 2-3)...Kindra Carlson - 24; Becky Perry - 18; Bianca Rowland - 17 No Washington player had 10+ kills vs. Portland State [Krista Vansant - 9] (W, 3-0) A Washington player had 20 or more kills vs. California (L, 0-3); Kindra Carlson - 20 A Washington player had 25 or more kills vs. California (L, 2-3); Kindra Carlson - 26 A Washington player had 30 or more kills at UCLA (W, 3-2); Becky Perry - 33 A Washington player had 50 or more attempts vs. Stanford (L, 1-3); Kindra Carlson - 54 A Washington player had 60 or more attempts vs. Oregon (L, 2-3); Kindra Carlson - 60 A Washington player had 70 or more attempts at USC (W, 3-2); Becky Perry - 70 DIGS Five Washington players had 10+ digs vs. Stanford (L, 1-3)... Jenna Orlandini - 23; Jenna Hagglund - 14; Kindra Carlson - 14; Becky Perry -13; Kelly Holford - 12 Three Washington players had 15+ digs vs. USC (W, 3-2)...Tamari Miyashiro - 30; Jill Collymore - 17; Kindra Carlson - 15 A Washington player recorded 20 or more digs vs. Oregon State (W, 3-0); Jenna Orlandini - 26 A Washington player recorded 25 or more digs vs. Oregon State (W, 3-0); Jenna Orlandini - 26 A Washington player recorded 30 or more digs vs. Oregon (L, 2-3); Tamari Miyashiro - 31 BLOCKS A Washington player had 7 or more blocks vs. Colorado (W, 3-0); Bianca Rowland - 8 [1-7] A Washington player had 10 or more blocks vs. Oregon (W, 3-0); Lauren Barfield - 11 [2-9] ACES A Washington player had 3 or more aces at Arizona State (W, 3-0); Bianca Rowland - 3 A Washington player had 5 or more aces at Long Beach State (W, 3-1); Kylin Muñoz - 5 A Washington player had 7 or more aces vs. San Diego (W, 3-0); Jill Collymore - 7 HITTING PERCENTAGE (FOUR KILLS MIN.) A Washington player had a.500 attack percentage vs. Utah (W, 3-0)...Lauren Barfield [5-0-9] A Washington player had a.600 attack percentage vs. UCLA (W, 3-0)...Bianca Rowland [ ] A Washington player had a.700 attack percentage vs. Seattle U. (W, 3-0)...Lauren Barfield [7-0-9] ASSISTS A Washington player had 50 or more assists at Gonzaga (W, 3-0); Evan Sanders - 50 A Washington player had 60 or more assists at UCLA (L, 2-3); Jenna Hagglund - 61 A Washington player had 70 or more assists vs. BYU (L, 2-3); Jenna Hagglund - 70

6 Weekly Release Page 6 October 11, 2011 Washington s 2011 Record When... Overall Record Pac-12 Record At Home Away Neutral Site In Three-Set Matches In Four-Set Matches In Five-Set Matches Winning Set One Losing Set One Leading Trailing Tied Leading Trailing Tied Hitting below Hitting Hitting Hitting.300 or better Opponent hits.300 or better Opponent hits Opponent hits Opponent hits Opponent hits below Leading in service aces Trailing in service aces Tied in service aces Leading in digs Trailing in digs Tied in digs Leading in blocks Trailing in blocks Tied in blocks Pac-12 Standings Conference Overall W L PCT W L PCT HOME AWAY NEUT LAST 10 STREAK USC W 8 WASHINGTON W 7 California W 4 UCLA L 1 Stanford W 4 Oregon L 2 Arizona W 1 Oregon State L 4 Washington State W 1 Utah L 1 Colorado L 9 Arizona State L 10 Pac-12 Statistics Team Stats Hitting Percentage 1. California Washington.281 Opponent Hitting Percentage 1. Washington.111 Kills Per Set 1. USC Washington Individual Stats Hitting Percentage 6. Lauren Barfield.358 Kills Per Set 10. Krista Vansant 3.57 Assists Per Set 5. Evan Sanders Assists Per Set 1. USC Washington Blocks Per Set 1. Stanford Washington 3.30 Blocks Per Set 2. Bianca Rowland Lauren Barfield 1.44 Service Aces Per Set 4. Summer Ross Krista Vansant Jenna Orlandini 0.29 Service Aces Per Set 1. Washington 1.90 Digs Per Set 1. Stanford Washington Digs Per Set 7. Jenna Orlandini 4.16 Points Per Set 9. Krista Vansant 4.18 In August In September In October In November In December Sunday matches Monday matches Tuesday matches Wednesday matches Thursday matches Friday matches Saturday matches Day Games Night Games Versus ranked opponents Versus top-10 opponents Versus Opponents Receiving Votes NCAA Statistics Team Stats Hitting Percentage 1. Hawaii Washington.281 Kills Per Set 1. Northern Illinois Washington Individual Stats (TOP-100) Hitting Percentage 50. Lauren Barfield.358 Kills Per Set Assists Per Set 1. Northern Illinois Washington Blocks Per Set 1. Stanford Washington 3.30 Assists Per Set 46. Evan Sanders Blocks Per Set 6. Bianca Rowland Lauren Barfield 1.44 Service Aces Per Set 1. Belmont Washington 1.90 Digs Per Set 1. Miami Washington Service Aces Per Set Digs Per Set Points Per Set 94. Krista Vansant 4.18

7 Weekly Release Page 7 October 11, 2011 Match-By-Match Team Comparison Opponent Score Kills E TA Hit % Assts SA SE RE Digs BS-BA BE Total BHE A26 vs. Prairie View A&M W, /16 1/14 78/72.590/ /15 12/0 4/1 0/12 40/ /0-0 1/0 6.0/0.0 0/0 A27 vs. UMBC W, /28 7/17 81/85.395/ /27 5/2 6/12 2/5 36/ /0-2 0/3 8.0/1.0 0/1 A27 at #22 Long Beach St W, /46 22/33 136/ / /44 8/3 4/9 3/8 54/ /3-20 0/0 17.5/13.0 1/0 S2 vs. Portland St W, /32 11/27 89/95.303/ /31 5/2 6/5 2/5 29/ /0-8 2/0 11.0/4.0 0/0 S3 at Gonzaga W, /36 14/15 130/ / /36 2/2 8/3 2/2 45/ /1-2 1/0 9.0/2.0 0/0 S3 vs. Boise St W, /33 10/18 102/98.343/ /32 5/2 8/4 2/5 39/ /2-6 0/1 14.0/5.0 0/0 S8 vs. Seattle U. W, /23 6/21 82/84.415/ /21 10/2 8/3 2/10 34/ /0-7 0/1 8.0/3.5 0/0 S9 vs. Fresno St W, /24 11/28 68/78.279/ /24 7/2 4/8 2/7 25/24 1-9/2-8 0/1 5.5/6.0 2/2 S16 vs. #13 USC L, /48 17/17 125/ / /47 3/2 10/11 2/3 54/ /3-2 0/2 5.0/4.0 0/0 S17 vs. #6 UCLA W, /45 9/17 106/ / /43 8/0 1/6 0/8 42/ /2-6 0/2 7.5/5.0 0/0 S23 at Arizona W, /35 10/19 111/ / /33 7/1 6/6 1/7 49/ /1-8 2/1 7.0/5.0 0/0 S25 at Arizona St W, /29 9/29 81/98.259/ /31 8/3 5/7 3/8 30/ /0-10 0/2 14.0/5.0 0/1 S30 vs. #15 Oregon W, /44 15/24 99/ / /44 3/1 4/7 1/3 30/ /1-4 0/2 14.0/3.0 1/1 O1 vs. Oregon St W, /36 14/26 131/ / /34 2/2 5/8 2/2 66/ /3-8 1/0 12.0/7.0 1/1 O7 vs. Colorado W, /35 10/28 91/ / /33 2/2 8/9 2/2 30/ /2-4 0/0 13.0/4.0 0/1 O8 vs. Utah W, /30 18/21 115/ / /28 6/0 9/11 0/6 57/ /4-8 2/1 10.0/8.0 0/1 Totals / / / / /523 93/26 96/110 26/93 660/ / / /75.5 5/8 Statistics listed Washington/Opponent Match-By-Match Statistical Leaders Opponent Score Kills Assists Service Aces Digs Blocks Points A26 vs. Prairie View A&M W, 3-0 Vansant 11 Nogueras 22 Muñoz 5 Muñoz 11 Vansant 3 Muñoz 14.0 A27 vs. UMBC W, 3-0 Muñoz 10 Sanders 22 Orlandini 2 Orlandini 11 Rowland 5 Muñoz 11.0 A27 at #22 Long Beach St W, 3-1 Vansant 12 Sanders 22 Vansant/Holford 2 Orlandini 21 Rowland 9 Vansant 16.5 S2 vs. Portland St W, 3-0 Vansant 9 Sanders 31 Ross 2 Orlandini 11 L.B./B.R./S.R. 5 Ross 11.5 S3 at Gonzaga W, 3-0 Muñoz 18 Sanders 50 Vansant/Orlandini 1 Orlandini 16 Barfield 5 Muñoz 18.5 S3 vs. Boise St W, 3-0 Vansant 16 Sanders 36 Muñoz 2 Orlandini 9 Rowland 8 Vansant 16.5 S8 vs. Seattle U. W, 3-0 Vansant 11 Sanders 21 Ross 3 Orlandini 8 Ross 6 Vansant 13.0 S9 vs. Fresno St W, 3-0 Vansant 11 Sanders 23 Muñoz/Holford 2 Orlandini/Ross 7 Barfield 3 Vansant 13.0 S16 vs. #13 USC L, 0-3 Vansant 10 Sanders 30 K.M./J.O./S.R. 1 Orlandini 19 Barfield/Sanders 3 Vansant 10.5 S17 vs. #6 UCLA W, 3-0 Muñoz 13 Sanders 41 Vansant 3 Orlandini/Ross 10 Barfield/Sanders 4 Muñoz 14.0 S23 at Arizona W, 3-0 Vansant 13 Sanders 34 Rowland 3 Orlandini 17 Barfield/Rowland 3 Vansant 15.0 S25 at Arizona St W, 3-0 Vansant 10 Sanders 26 Rowland 3 Orlandini 11 Barfield 9 Rowland 14.0 S30 vs. #15 Oregon W, 3-0 Vansant 13 Sanders 37 K.H./B.R./S.R. 1 Orlandini/Vansant 9 Rowland 8 Vansant 15.0 O1 vs. Oregon St W, 3-0 Muñoz 10 Sanders 37 Sanders/Vansant 1 Orlandini 26 Rowland 7 Muñoz 11.5 O7 vs. Colorado W, 3-0 Muñoz 15 Sanders 18 Ross/Orlandini 1 Vansant 9 Rowland 8 Muñoz 16.0 O8 vs. Utah W, 3-0 Vansant 14 Sanders 33 Vansant/Orlandini 2 Ross 15 Barfield 5 Vansant 16.5 Kills Leader: Vansant 11, Muñoz 5 Assists Leader: Sanders 15, Nogueras 1 Aces Leader: Orlandini 5, Ross 5, Vansant 5, Muñoz 4, Holford 3, Rowland 3, Sanders 1 Digs Leader: Orlandini 13, Ross 3, Vansant 2, Muñoz 1 Blocks Leader: Barfield 8, Rowland 8, Ross 2, Sanders 2, Vansant 1 Points Leader: Vansant 8, Muñoz 6, Ross 1, Rowland 1

8 Weekly Release Page 8 October 11, Lauren Barfield SR Middle Blocker 6-5 Bellevue, Wash. (Newport) Kills... 8 (9/30/11 vs. Oregon) Attacks...16, 3x (last 9/30/11 vs. Oregon) Hitting Pct [7-0-9] (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Aces... Digs...1, 3x (last 9/30/11 vs. Oregon) Blocks [BS-BA]...9 [2-7] (9/25/11 at Arizona St) Points (8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Kills... 8, 3x (last 9/30/11 vs. Oregon) Attacks... 18, 2x (last 10/22/10 vs. Arizona) Hitting Pct [5-0-6] (11/14/09 at UCLA) Assists... 2 (10/29/10 at UCLA) Aces...1, 2x (last 9/18/08 vs. Seattle U.) Digs...2, 2x (last 11/26/10 vs. Oregon) Blocks [BS-BA]...11 [2-9], 2x (last 11/26/10 vs. Oregon) Points (10/2/10 vs. UCLA) Total Anna Cesari RS FR Setter/Defensive Specialist 5-8 Woodway, Wash. (King s) Kills... Attacks... Hitting Pct... Aces... Digs... Points... Kills... Attacks... Hitting Pct... Aces... Digs... Points Redshirted 2011 Has Not Competed

9 Weekly Release Page 9 October 11, Kim Condie FR Defensive Specialist 5-5 Moraga, Calif. (Campolindo) Kills... Attacks... Hitting Pct... Aces... Digs... Points... Kills... Attacks... Hitting Pct... Aces... Digs... Points Has Not Competed 2 Kelcey Dunaway JR Middle Blocker 6-2 Bainbridge Island, Wash. (Bainbridge) Kills... 2 (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Attacks... 5 (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Hitting Pct [2-0-3] (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Aces... 2 (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Digs... 2 (10/8/11 vs. Utah) Blocks [BS-BA]...2 [0-2], 2x (last 9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Points (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Kills...8 (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Attacks... 15, 2x (last 9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) Hitting Pct [4-0-4] (10/23/09 at Washington St) Assists...1 (10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces...4 (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Digs... 3, 2x (last 11/27/10 vs. Oregon St) Blocks [BS-BA]... 8 [0-8], 2x (last 9/3/10 vs. Portland St) Points (9/18/10 vs. Robert Morris) 2008 Redshirted Total

10 Weekly Release Page 10 October 11, Amanda Gil JR Middle Blocker 6-6 San Jose, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty/UCLA) Kills... Attacks... Hitting Pct... Aces... Digs... Points... Kills (9/20/08 at Northwestern) Attacks (9/20/08 at Northwestern) Hitting Pct [ ] (9/16/08 at Cal St Northridge) Assists...2, 6x (last 11/28/09 vs. Arizona St) Aces... 1, 15x (last 10/17/09 at Washington St) Digs...7 (9/13/09 at Nebraska) Blocks [BS-BA] [2-11] (11/1/08 vs. Oregon) Points (9/20/08 at Northwestern) 2008* * Redshirted 2011 Injured Total * at UCLA 3 Kelly Holford JR Def. Specialist/Libero 5-9 Long Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos) Kills... Attacks... Hitting Pct... Assists... 2 (9/23/11 at Arizona) Aces... 2, 3x (last 9/25/11 at Arizona St) Digs (10/8/11 vs. Utah) Points , 3x (last 9/25/11 at Arizona St) Kills... Attacks...1, 2x (9/10/10 at Georgia) Hitting Pct... Assists... 2, 3x (last 9/23/11 at Arizona) Aces... 3 (9/4/10 at Boise St) Digs (10/8/11 vs. Utah) Points (9/4/10 at Boise St) Total

11 Weekly Release Page 11 October 11, Kylin Muñoz JR Outside Hitter 6-1 Monroe, Wash. (Monroe) Kills (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Attacks...43 (10/1/11 vs. Oregon St) Hitting Pct [5-0-8] (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Assists...1, 5x (last 10/7/11 vs. Colorado) Aces...5 (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Digs...11 (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Blocks [BS-BA]...5 [0-5] (8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Points (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Kills (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Attacks...43 (10/1/11 vs. Oregon St) Hitting Pct [5-0-8] (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Assists...2 (9/11/10 vs. Florida Gulf Coast) Aces...5 (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Digs...11 (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Blocks [BS-BA]...5 [0-5] (8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Points (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) 2009 Redshirted Total Kaleigh Nelson FR Outside Hitter 6-0 Salem, Ore. (Sprague) Kills... 4 (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Attacks...9 (9/16/11 vs. USC) Hitting Pct [4-0-6] (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Aces...1 (9/3/11 vs. Boise St) Digs... 3 (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Blocks [BS-BA]... 1 [0-1], 3x (last 9/9/11 vs. Fresno St) Points (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Kills... 4 (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Attacks...9 (9/16/11 vs. USC) Hitting Pct [4-0-6] (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Aces...1 (9/3/11 vs. Boise St) Digs... 3 (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Blocks [BS-BA]... 1 [0-1], 3x (last 9/9/11 vs. Fresno St) Points (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Total

12 Weekly Release Page 12 October 11, Jenni Nogueras SO Setter 5-11 Cayey, Puerto Rico (Radians) Kills...1, 2x (9/9/11 vs. Fresno St) Attacks...2 (8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Hitting Pct [1-0-1] (9/9/11 vs. Fresno St) Assists (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Aces... 3 (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Digs... 7 (10/7/11 vs. Colorado) Blocks [BS-BA]...2 [1-1] (8/27/11 vs. UMBC) Points (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Kills... 1, 2x (9/9/11 vs. Fresno St) Attacks...2 (8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Hitting Pct [1-0-1] (9/9/11 vs. Fresno St) Assists (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Aces... 3, 2x (last 8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Digs... 7 (10/7/11 vs. Colorado) Blocks [BS-BA]...2 [1-1] (8/27/11 vs. UMBC) Points (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Redshirted Total Jenna Orlandini SO Def. Specialist/Libero 5-6 La Cañada, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart) Kills... Attacks... Hitting Pct... Assists... 6, 2x (last 9/3/11 vs. Boise St) Aces...2, 3x (last 10/8/11 vs. Utah) Digs...26 (10/1/11 vs. Oregon St) Points...2.0, 3x (last 10/8/11 vs. Utah) Kills... Attacks... Hitting Pct... Assists... 6, 2x (last 9/3/11 vs. Boise St) Aces...3 (11/27/10 vs. Oregon St) Digs (12/10/10 vs. Nebraska) Points (11/27/10 vs. Oregon St) Total

13 Weekly Release Page 13 October 11, Gabbi Parker SO Outside Hitter 6-0 Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon) Kills... 5 (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Attacks (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Hitting Pct [5-0-7] (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Aces...1 (9/2/11 vs. Portland St) Digs... 5 (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Points (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Kills...10 (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Attacks...22 (9/10/10 at Georgia) Hitting Pct [5-0-7] (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Aces...3 (9/16/10 at Pittsburgh) Digs...5, 2x (last 9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Blocks [BS-BA]... 1 [0-1], 2x (last 9/17/10 vs. Eastern Illinois) Points (9/4/10 vs. Gonzaga) Total Summer Ross FR Outside Hitter 6-2 Carlsbad, Calif. (Carlsbad Seaside Academy) Kills... 9 (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Attacks (9/23/11 at Arizona) Hitting Pct [6-0-7] (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Assists... 2 (9/30/11 vs. Oregon) Aces... 3 (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Digs (10/8/11 vs. Utah) Blocks [BS-BA]... 6 [0-6], 2x (last 10/1/11 vs. Oregon St) Points (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Kills... 9 (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Attacks (9/23/11 at Arizona) Hitting Pct [6-0-7] (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Assists... 2 (9/30/11 vs. Oregon) Aces... 3 (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Digs (10/8/11 vs. Utah) Blocks [BS-BA]... 6 [0-6], 2x (last 10/1/11 vs. Oregon St) Points (9/8/11 vs. Seattle U) Total

14 Weekly Release Page 14 October 11, Bianca Rowland SR Middle Blocker 6-0 Lynnwood, Wash. (King s) Kills...12 (9/17/11 vs. UCLA) Attacks...25 (9/16/11 vs. USC) Hitting Pct [ ] (9/17/11 vs. UCLA) Aces... 3, 2x (last 9/25/11 at Arizona St) Digs...3, 2x (last 9/23/11 at Arizona) Blocks [BS-BA]...9 [1-8] (8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Points (9/25/11 at Arizona St) Kills... 17, 2x (last 10/1/10 vs. USC) Attacks...36 (10/1/10 vs. USC) Hitting Pct [6-0-6] (9/4/09 vs. Boise St) Assists... 1, 9x (last 10/15/10 at Stanford) Aces... 4 (10/2/09 vs. Arizona St) Digs...6 (10/10/09 at Stanford) Blocks [BS-BA]...9 [1-8], 2x (last 8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Points , 2x (last 10/1/10 vs. USC) Total Evan Sanders SR Setter 6-0 Lafayette, Colo. (Centaurus/Colorado State) Kills... 3 (9/23/11 at Arizona) Attacks... 4 (9/23/11 at Arizona) Hitting Pct [2-0-3] (8/27/11 vs. UMBC) Assists (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Aces...2, 2x (last 9/23/11 at Arizona) Digs (9/3/11 at Gonzaga) Blocks [BS-BA]...7 [1-6] (9/3/11 vs. Boise St) Points (9/23/11 at Arizona) Kills... 7, 2x (last 11/28/09 vs. New Mexico St) Attacks...16 (12/11/09 at Minnesota) Hitting Pct [4-0-5], 2x (last 9/3/10 vs. Albany) Assists (11/14/09 at BYU) Aces...3, 2x (last 11/21/09 vs. UNLV) Digs (10/14/10 vs. TCU) Blocks [BS-BA] [1-9] (12/3/10 vs. Cal St Fullerton) Points (11/28/09 vs. New Mexico St) 2008* * * Total * at Colorado State

15 Weekly Release Page 15 October 11, Krista Vansant FR Outside Hitter 6-2 Redlands, Calif. (Redlands East Valley) Kills...16 (9/3/11 vs. Boise St) Attacks...41 (8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Hitting Pct [ ] (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Assists...1, 2x (last 9/30/11 vs. Oregon) Aces...3 (9/17/11 vs. UCLA) Digs...13 (10/1/11 vs. Oregon St) Blocks [BS-BA]...4 [0-4], 2x (last 10/7/11 vs. Colordado) Points , 3x (last 10/8/11 vs. Utah) Kills...16 (9/3/11 vs. Boise St) Attacks...41 (8/27/11 at Long Beach St) Hitting Pct [ ] (8/26/11 vs. Prairie View A&M) Assists...1, 2x (last 9/30/11 vs. Oregon) Aces...3 (9/17/11 vs. UCLA) Digs...13 (10/1/11 vs. Oregon St) Blocks [BS-BA]...4 [0-4], 2x (last 10/7/11 vs. Colordado) Points , 3x (last 10/8/11 vs. Utah) Total

16 Weekly Release Page 16 October 11, 2011 #7 Washington vs Prairie View A&M (Aug 26, 2011 at Long Beach, Calif.) 8 Barfield, Lauren Nogueras, Jenni Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Nelson, Kaleigh Sanders, Evan Parker, Gabbi Totals Washington (3) Prairie View A&M (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: UMBC vs #7 Washington (Aug 27, 2011 at Long Beach, Calif.) ## UMBC S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 3 Carter, Hallie Kelly, Katie McIntyre, Mallory Spaay, Alexandria Kennedy, Iman Schmidt, Hannah Goc, Ali Groess, Megan Lincalis, Kat Garrigues, Rebecca Vandegrift, Emily Lee, Robbin Tolliver, Dalton Totals UMBC (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: ## Prairie View A&M S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 3 TERRELL,Skye McNEIL,Breanna MENEZES,Bruna MOULAZ,Marie HOUSTON,Jasmine RUCKMAN,Christine COLEMAN,Maegan ALLEN,LaKeisha SULLIVAN,Danielle ARBUCKLE,Skylar FAISON,Shanice Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 0.0 Site: Long Beach, Calif. (Walter Pyramid) Date: Aug 26, 2011 Attend: 843 Time: 1:07 Referees: Mel Cayetano, Sergio Gonzalez Tie scores Lead changes Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Nelson, Kaleigh Nogueras, Jenni Parker, Gabbi Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 Site: Long Beach, Calif. (Walter Pyramid) Date: Aug 27, 2011 Attend: 609 Time: 1:17 Referees: Stephanie Cruz, Greg Leung #7 Washington vs #22 Long Beach State (Aug 27, 2011 at Long Beach, Calif.) 8 Barfield, Lauren Nogueras, Jenni Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Sanders, Evan Totals Washington (3) Long Beach State (1) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Portland State vs #8 Washington (Sep 2, 2011 at Spokane, Wash.) ## Portland State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 4 O'BRIEN, Katie MITCHELL, Aubrey PATTON, Kaeli ELLIS, Megan SCHLATTER, Garyn HAATAJA, Leigh-Ann CLARK, Kasimira BATEHAM, Nicole KRISTINIKOVA, Domi CORRADO, Cheyne BIERMA, Tineke Totals Portland State (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: ## Long Beach State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 1 Ledoux, Caitlin Hampton, Haleigh Vazquez, Ashley Johnson, Janisa Aigner-Swesey, D Serna, Alma Wilkerson, Whitney Fontanilla, Libby Jackson, Tyler Cabrajac, Chelsea Minkel, Lauren Juley, Erin Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 13.0 Site: Long Beach, Calif. Date: Aug 27, 2011 Attend: 1862 Time: 1:54 Referees: Marvin Hall, Heather Pickett Total Tie scores Lead changes Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Nogueras, Jenni Parker, Gabbi Totals Site: Spokane, Wash. (Martin Centre) Date: Sep 2, 2011 Attend: 768 Time: 1:12 Referees: Twohig, Barbara, Silvey, Barb Tie scores Lead changes TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 11.0

17 Weekly Release Page 17 October 11, 2011 #8 Washington vs Gonzaga (Sep 3, 2011 at Spokane, Wash.) 8 Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Nelson, Kaleigh Totals Washington (3) Gonzaga (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: #8 Washington vs Boise State (Sep 3, 2011 at Spokane, Wash.) 3 Holford, Kelly Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Orlandini, Jenna Nelson, Kaleigh Parker, Gabbi Rowland, Bianca Totals Washington (3) Boise State (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: ## Gonzaga S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 4 VAN DE MORTEL,Denise CRENSHAW, Meredith POINDEXTER, Terran EDINGER, Kylie GOODWIN, Kaprina DAY, Laura WESLEY, Kennedy YAMAMOTO, Maggie LAVRISHA, Kristina Totals Site: Spokane, Wash. (Martin Centre) Date: Sep 3, 2011 Attend: 538 Time: 1:30 Referees: Barbara Silvey, Barbara Twohig Tie scores Lead changes TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 2.0 ## Boise State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 1 NESSELHUF, Breann REARDON, Brittany JONES, Fiona GRIFFIN, Elizabeth HARDEN, Liz NWAGBUO, Darlene STEVENS, Leah KIRSCHENMAN, Kristyn ROSE, Casey REMY, Amanda Totals Site: Spokane, Wash. (Martin Centre) Date: Sep 3, 2011 Attend: 372 Time: 1:07 Referees: Barbara Silvey, Alan Hirayama Tie scores Lead changes TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 Seattle U. vs #5 Washington (Sep 08, 2011 at Seattle, Wash.) ## Seattle U. S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 1 Megan Augustavo Sarah Jaeckel Jordan Keller Alec Goodrie Allison Farley Lani Beadle Jacquie Brice Karli Pedone Karina Miastkowska Allie Hoskins Kaytlyn Dill Totals Seattle U. (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Fresno State vs #5 Washington (Sep 09, 2011 at Seattle, Wash.) ## Fresno State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 Alcantara, Barbara Albertson, Lauren Agraz, Cecilia Clarke, Brianna Murdock, Maci Brand, Marissa Wild, Korrin Lee, Christina Sciacca, Kristen Morrow, Jaimee-Lee Baker, Alysia Team 2 Totals Fresno State (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Nelson, Kaleigh Nogueras, Jenni Parker, Gabbi Team 1 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Alaska Airlines) Date: Sep 08, 2011 Attend: 1338 Time: 1:16 Referees: Eric Asami, Brian Brink Tie scores Lead changes Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Nelson, Kaleigh Nogueras, Jenni Team 1 Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.5 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Alaska Airlines) Date: Sep 09, 2011 Attend: 1391 Time: 1:16 Referees: Brian Brink, Eric Asami Tie scores Lead changes

18 Weekly Release Page 18 October 11, 2011 #13 USC vs #4 Washington (Sep 16, 2011 at Seattle, Wash.) ## USC S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 7 Jupiter, Alex Williams, Lauren Shaw, Sara Bateman, Kendall Schraer, Hannah Fuller, Katie Russ, Bria Hagglund, Natalie Crone, Hayley Yoder, Erin Totals USC (3) Washington (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 1-1 Pac , 0-1 Pac-12 8 Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Nelson, Kaleigh Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Alaska Airlines) Date: Sep 16, 2011 Attend: 2451 Time: 1:35 Referees: Larry Schwartz, Lara Donaldson Tie scores Lead changes #6 UCLA vs #4 Washington (Sep 17, 2011 at Seattle, Wash.) ## UCLA S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 Reeves, Kelly Love, Tabi Van Orden, Lauren Kidder, Rachael Aquino, Mariana Nightingale, Zoe Sage, Sara Gera, Lainey Moenoa, Megan Todorovic, Bojana Casale, Nikki Duke-Ezeji,Priscilla Team 1 Totals UCLA (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 2-1 Pac , 1-1 Pac-12 8 Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.5 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Alaska Airlines) Date: Sep 17, 2011 Attend: 3174 Time: 1:25 Referees: Lara Donaldson, Larry Schwartz Tie scores Lead changes #4 Washington vs Arizona (Sep 23, 2011 at Tucson, Ariz.) 8 Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals Washington (3) Arizona (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 2-1 Pac , 1-2 Pac-12 #4 Washington vs Arizona State (Sep 25, 2011 at Tempe, Ariz.) 8 Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Totals Washington (3) Arizona State (0) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 3-1 Pac , 0-4 Pac-12 ## Arizona S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 5 Hanzlova, Marketa Rhoades, Rachel Kingdon, Madison Mathis, Chloe Jackson, Cursty Arizobal, Taylor Lewis, Ronni Amaro, Halli Moore, Tori Helm, Emily Lozano, Maddie Karst, Courtney Nicholson, Candace Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0 Site: Tucson, Ariz. (McKale Center) Date: Sep 23, 2011 Attend: 1230 Time: 1:31 Referees: Greg Leung, Michael Yoshikawa Tie scores Lead changes ## Arizona State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 1 Tuioti-Mariner, Nora Markanovich, Sonja McCready, Shannan Wilson, Erica Murphy, Caitlyn Kastl, Ashley Teslevich, Jenny Preach, Stephanie Terhune, Kylee Clause, Sarah Mendivil, Danica Jorgensen, Bethany Totals Site: Tempe, Ariz. (Wells Fargo Arena) Date: Sep 25, 2011 Attend: 733 Time: 1:21 Referees: Donna Hess, Tana Martin Tie scores Lead changes TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 5.0

19 Weekly Release Page 19 October 11, 2011 #15 Oregon vs #3 Washington (Sep 30, 2011 at Seattle, Wash.) ## Oregon S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 Bergsma, Alaina Kawasaki, Kellie Plum, Lauren Williams, Ariana Fischer, Katherine Krstojevic, Milica B-Gonzalez, Natalie Brenner, Liz Jacob, Haley Ashen, Shellsy Totals Oregon (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 4-1 Pac , 4-1 Pac-12 3 Holford, Kelly Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Ross, Summer Orlandini, Jenna Munoz, Kylin Totals TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 14.0 Site: Seattle, Wash. (Alaska Airlines) Date: Sep 30, 2011 Attend: 2801 Time: 1:28 Referees: Rusty Wellman, Peter Meyer Tie scores Lead changes Oregon State vs #3 Washington (Oct 01, 2011 at Seattle, Wash.) ## Oregon State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 Mommert, Corinna Saxton, Camille McBride, Megan Rogers, Allie Eneliko, Ashley Nassar, Arica O'Neil, Alyssa Defoe, Becky Small, Niki Zimmerman, Kelsey Massey, Martie Woods, Tayla Schaudt, Laura Totals Oregon State (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 3-3 Pac , 5-1 Pac-12 3 Holford, Kelly Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Ross, Summer Orlandini, Jenna Munoz, Kylin Totals Site: Seattle, Wash. (Alaska Airlines) Date: Oct 01, 2011 Attend: 2486 Time: 1:33 Referees: Peter Meyer, Rusty Wellman Tie scores Lead changes TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 12.0 Colorado vs #3 Washington (Oct 07, 2011 at Seattle, Wash.) ## Colorado S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 1 English, Kelsey Schroeder, Kerra Valentine, Alyssa Alexis, Emily Lindow, Nikki Blaha, Lydia Beckwith, Megan Richardson, Elysse Ortiz Ruiz, Neira Brown, Nicki Aschenbrenner, Jess Miller, Michelle Totals Colorado (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 0-8 Pac , 6-1 Pac-12 3 Holford, Kelly Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Ross, Summer Orlandini, Jenna Nogueras, Jenni Munoz, Kylin Totals Site: Seattle, Wash. (Alaska Airlines) Date: Oct 07, 2011 Attend: 2134 Time: 1:21 Referees: Allan Chinn, Mickey Matthews Tie scores Lead changes TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 13.0 Utah vs #3 Washington (Oct 08, 2011 at Seattle, Wash.) ## Utah S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 1 Odale, McKenzie Odale, Morgan Killpack, Danielle Dalton, Shelby Schofield, Chelsey Redd, Erin Sim, Nikki Lanting, Jennifer Spurrier, Alli Simmons, Abby Totals Utah (0) Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: , 2-7 Pac , 7-1 Pac-12 8 Barfield, Lauren Sanders, Evan Rowland, Bianca Vansant, Krista Munoz, Kylin Ross, Summer Dunaway, Kelcey Holford, Kelly Orlandini, Jenna Nelson, Kaleigh Nogueras, Jenni Parker, Gabbi Totals Site: Seattle, Wash. (Alaska Airlines) Date: Oct 08, 2011 Attend: 3009 Time: 1:31 Referees: Mickey Matthews, Allan Chinn Tie scores Lead changes TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 10.0