DEC. 3, 2013 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO OVERALL: 24-3 WCC: 16-2 HOME: 12-1 ROAD: 10-1 NEUTRAL: 1-1 WEEKLY RELEASE 2013 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

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1 WEEKLY RELEASE DEC. 3, 2013 S A N D I E G O V O L L E Y B A L L Chris Loucks 7 Asst. Dir. of Athletics for Media Relations cloucks@sandiego.edu SCHEDULE AND RESULTS DATE OPPONENT TIME Chevron Rainbow Wahine Invitational 08/30/13 UTEP W, /31/13 #1 Texas L, /01/13 #11 Hawai i W, 3-2 Iowa State Challenge 09/06/13 #11 Iowa State W, /07/13 #18 Illinois W, 3-1 USD Tournament 09/13/13 #1 USC W, /14/13 E. WASHINGTON W, 3-0 UC SANTA BARBARA W, /17/13 SAN DIEGO STATE W, 3-0 BYU * L, /26/13 PACIFIC * W, /28/13 SAINT MARY S * L, /03/13 LMU * W, /05/13 Pepperdine * W, /10/13 SAN FRANCISCO * W, /12/13 SANTA CLARA * W, /17/13 Gonzaga* W, /19/13 Portland * W, /24/13 Saint Mary s * W, /26/13 Pacific * W, /30/13 PEPPERDINE * W, /02/13 Loyola Marymount * W, /07/13 Santa Clara * W, /09/13 San Francisco * W, /14/13 PORTLAND * W, /16/13 GONZAGA * W, /23/13 #21 BYU * W, /6/13 UCSB 7:30 pm 12/7/13 TBD 7:00 pm * Represents West Coast Conference matches ALL HOME MATCHES ARE IN BOLD AND WILL BE PLAYED IN THE JENNY CRAIG PAVILION THIS WEEK IN TORERO VOLLEYBALL Date...Opponent... How to Follow the Toreros Fri., Dec vs. UC Santa Barbara, 7:30 p.m...live STATS/WATCH Sat., Dec vs. Arizona/New Mexico State, 7 p.m...live STATS/WATCH LIVE STATS = Follow the games with a Live Stats link on the usdtoreros.com WATCH = All of this weekend s matches will have a free live stream on usdtoreros.com WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE: The eighth-ranked University of San Diego women s volleyball team (24-3) has earned the No. 9 National Seed in the 2013 NCAA Tournament, and will host the first and second rounds. On Friday, the Toreros will host UC Santa Barbara at 7:30 p.m. inside the friendly confines of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. The other two teams in the UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO OVERALL: 24-3 WCC: 16-2 HOME: 12-1 ROAD: 10-1 NEUTRAL: 1-1 bracket are the University of Arizona and New Mexico State University, and their match will begin at 5 p.m. on Friday. The winner of both matches will play on Saturday at 7 p.m. inside the Jenny Craig Pavilion for the right to advance to the Sweet 16. LAST TIME OUT: Behind a balanced offensive attack, the ninth-ranked University of San Diego women s volleyball team rallied to pick up a thrilling 3-2 come-from-behind win over No. 21 Brigham Young University on Nov. 23 in the West Coast Conference championship match at the Jenny Craig Pavilion in front of a rocking crowd of 2,045. This was USD s 15th consecutive win. Taylor Hollins led the team with 16 kills, while also recording seven digs and one block. Alaysia Brown was the second of five Toreros in double digit kills, as she had 14, while recording five blocks. Both Chloe Ferrari and Sandra Lozic had 13 kills apiece, while Lozic posted a double-double with 17 digs. Katie Hoekman rounded off the offensive attack with 11 kills, while recording a double-double with tying a career-high of 10 blocks. Hoekman s 10 blocks is the third best single-match record for USD. Jianna Bonomi (36 assists) and Rachel Alvey (26 assists) helped steer the team to a.151 attack percentage. C era Oliveira recorded a career-high 34 digs to pace the defense. The 34 digs are the third highest single-match digs in program history. TOREROS IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT: San Diego is making its 17th appearance in the NCAA Tournament and fourth consecutive trip. The Toreros are all-time in the tournament and have advanced to the Sweet 16 in both the 2004 and 2006 seasons. USD has faced Arizona one time in the NCAA tournament, a 3-2 USD win on Dec. 4, 2004, the last time USD hosted the NCAA Tournament. Also in 2004, USD defeated New Mexico State, 3-0, in the first round on Dec. 3. The Toreros have never faced UC Santa Barbara in the NCAA Tournament. FREE VIDEO STREAM: All of this week s NCAA Tournament matches at the Jenny Craig Pavilion will have a free live webstream in full High Definition. Calling the action on Friday for the USD/UCSB match will be Jack Cronin, and calling the action on Saturday, should USD advance, will be Paula Bott. The Arizona and New Mexico State match will not have a play-by-play, but will have a live webstream on usdtoeros.com.

2 ::2013 USD QUICK FACTS:::::::::::::::::: Location... San Diego, CA Founded Enrollment...8, 200 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... West Coast Conference Nickname...Toreros School Colors... Torero Blue, Navy, White Athletic Dept. Phone... (619) President...Mary E. Lyons, Ph.D. Executive Director of Athletics...Ky Snyder Senior Assoc. Athletic Director/SWA... Shaney Fink Associate Athletic Director/Business Affairs...Dan Yourg Assoc. AD for Development...Brian Fogarty Assoc. AD for Sports Medicine... Carolyn Greer, A.T., C. Assoc. AD for Marketing and Promotions...Steve Becvar Assoc. AD for Facilities & Operations... Josh Lawrence Associate Athletic Trainer (Volleyball)... TBD ::VOLLEYBALL HISTORY:::::::::::::::::: First Year of Volleyball (Div. I) (1979) Overall All-Time Record (.609) NCAA Tournament Appearances (last)...16 (2012) NCAA Tournament All-Time Record Best Postseason Finish...NCAA Sweet 16 (2004, 2006) WCC Championships... 7 (97, 98, 04, 06, 07, 08, 10, 12) Best Overall Record (based on winning %) (1997) Best WCC Record (based on winning %) (2004) ::VOLLEYBALL STAFF:::::::::::::::::: Head Coach...Jennifer Petrie Alma Mater... B.A. William & Mary, M.A. North Carolina, 1997 Record at USD (12 Seasons) Overall Record...same NCAA Tournament Appearances (last)...10 (2012) Associate Head Coach... Brent Hilliard (Long Beach State, 1992) Assistant... Chris Jackson (Arizona State, 2007)...Tammy Leibl (Arizona State, 1986) Office Phone... (619) Petrie ... jenniferpetrie@sandiego.edu Volleyball Fax... (619) ::TEAM INFORMATION:::::::::::::::::: 2012 Overall Record WCC Record (Place) (T1st) 2012 Home Record Road Record Neutral Court Record Post Season Letterwinners returning/lost for /4 Starters returning/lost for /1 ::HOME COURT:::::::::::::::::: Stadium... Jenny Craig Pavilion Capacity...5,100 Press Row Phone... (619) ::MEDIA RELATIONS:::::::::::::::::: Assoc. AD for Media Relations...Ted Gosen Asst. AD for Media Relations (Volleyball)... Chris Loucks Media Relations Coordinator... Adam Hicks Loucks Office phone...(619) Office Fax...(619) Loucks ... cloucks@sandiego.edu web site... SCOUTING REPORT SCOUTING THE GAUCHOS: UC Santa Barbara, the reigning Big West Conference champions, enter the 2013 Record tournament with an overall record Series Record of 18-10, and they posted a , UCSB mark in the Big West Conference. UCSB and USD squared off earlier this season, with the Toreros defeating the Gauchos 3-0 as part of the USD Tournament. The Gauchos offense is paced by Ali Spindt, who has recorded a team-best 309 kills (2.83 kps), while hitting for a.243 clip. Hanna Nielson is the floor leader for the Gauchos, as she has 709 assists in helping steer the offense to a team attack percentage of.231. SCOUTING THE WILDCATS: Arizona enters the tournament with an overall record of after defeating 2013 Record in-state rival Arizona State in their Series Record season-finale on Nov. 29. Nadi Kingdon paces the Wildcat offense with a 6-2, Arizona team-best 482 kills, while hitting for a.207 clip and recording 351 digs. Penina Snuka runs the team s offense, as she has recorded 1,137 assists in helping steer the team to an attack percentage of.214. Arizona leads the all-time series at 6-2. SCOUTING THE AGGIES: New Mexico State (22-10) earned the WAC s automatic bid by winning the WAC 2013 Record Tournament title last Wednesday with Series Record a sweep of Bakersfield. This is New 2-2 Mexico State s seventh NCAA Tournament appearance and second in a row. The Aggies are led by WAC Player of the Year and WAC Tournament MVP Desiree Scott, who averages 2.62 kills on.372 hitting and 1.33 blocks per set. The all-time series is even at 2-wins apiece. TORERO NOTES GOING STREAKING: San Diego is in the midst of a season-high 15-match winning streak, after defeating BYU, 3-2, in the WCC championship match on Nov. 23. During this streak, USD is hitting for a.267 clip as a team, and holding their opponents to a.170 clip. Five players have recorded at least 130 or more kills, paced by Chloe Ferrari s 177,followed by Alaysia Brown s 170, Taylor Hollins 150, Sandra Lozic s 138 and Katie Hoekman s 136 kills. C era Oliveira has recorded 256 digs (4.74 dps), which is almost double of the next highest of 137 by Hollins. FERRARI TABBED WCC PLAYER OF THE YEAR: San Diego s senior middle hitter Chloe Ferrari was voted the 2013 WCC Player of the Year, which is the ninth time that a San Diego player has been awarded the Conference s top honor. After suffering a season-ending injury late in the 2012 season, the senior middle hitter came back strong to tally 299 kills with an impressive conference-leading.435 hitting percentage, as well as 91 blocks and 79 digs. Ferrari was named the WCC Player of the month for both September and October, as she helped guide USD to a program record 24-3 overall mark on the season. Ferrari was also tabbed WCC Player of the Week three times this season.

3 TORERO NOTES PETRIE TABBED WCC COACH OF THE YEAR: Head coach Jennifer Petrie was named the West Coast Conference Coach of the Year. This is the fourth time Petrie has earned this honor, after leading USD to the best season in program history. Petrie took USD to new heights this season, posting four consecutive wins over top-20 opponents, including road wins at Hawaii, at Iowa State, a neutral site win over Illinois, and then capped it off with a thrilling 3-1 victory over top-ranked USC in the home-opener. USD then skyrocketed up to No. 2 in the AVCA top-25 poll on September 16, marking the highest ranking for any USD in the division I era. The Toreros then finished the season on a 15-match winning streak, including claiming the WCC title outright from BYU on Nov. 23 in front of a record home crowd of 2,045. CAN YOU DIG IT?: Senior libero C era Oliveira had perhaps her best performance in a Torero uniform in the final regular-season match against BYU. The Honolulu, Hawaii native recorded a career-high 34 digs, which placed her tied for third at USD in single-match digs. Oliveira was tabbed WCC Player of the Week for her performance, the first time she has received that honor in her career. FIVE TOREROS EARN ALL-WCC HONORS: Taking home first-team All-WCC honors were Chloe Ferrari, Katie Hoekman, and Alaysia Brown. Earning All- WCC honorable mention accolades was senior libero C era Oliveira, while freshman libero Hunter Jennings was named to the All-Freshman team. TOREROS NO. 8 IN LATEST POLLS: The University of San Diego women s volleyball team held steady at No. 8 in the latest American Volleyball Coaches Association top-25 poll. This marks the 12th consecutive week that the Toreros have appeared in the top-25, and marks USD s ninth week all together in the top-10, having reached as high as No. 2 on Sept. 16. RECORD BOOKS: Senior middle hitter Chloe Ferrari currently sits at 1,190 career kills, which places her 10th all-time at USD. But her records don t stop there. She currently has the highest career hitting percentage in program history at.398, and her 320 blocks places her eighth all-time at USD. Another Torero who is making her way through the USD all-time records section is Katie Hoekman, who currently has 360 total blocks, placing her sixth all-time at USD, and her career.363 hitting percentage is second best all-time. Senior libero C era Oliveira is now in the top-10 all-time in career digs with 1,288, placing her fourth all-time. WHERE THEY RANK NATIONALLY: San Diego, as a team, is currently second nationally in assists-per-set at 14.28, and second in kills-per-set at On the individual side of things, Chloe Ferrari is ninth nationally in hitting percentage at.435, while Katie Hoekman is 31st in hitting percentage at.383. WHAT S NEXT?: The winner of the bracket will advance on to the Sweet 16, and that will be held in Lincoln, Neb., home of the University of Nebraska. Those matches will be aired live on ESPN3. USD STAT TRACKER ::KILL TRACKER:::::::::::::::::: PLAYER Alaysia Brown 12 1 Chloe Ferrari Katie Hoekman 10 3 Taylor Hollins 9 5 Sandra Lozic ::DIG TRACKER:::::::::::::::::: PLAYER Jianna Bonomi 7 2 Taylor Hollins 7 3 Sandra Lozic 5 3 C era Oliveira Hunter Jennings 2 ::DOUBLE-DOUBLES:::::::::::::::::: PLAYER Kills/Digs Digs/Assists Jianna Bonomi 10 Taylor Hollins 6 Sandra Lozic 5 ::RECORD WHEN:::::::::::::::::: USD leads 1-0: USD trail 0-1: USD leads 2-0: USD trails 0-2: USD is tied 1-1: USD leads 2-1: USD trails 2-1: USD is tied 2-2: USD plays 3 sets: USD plays 4 sets: USD plays 5 sets: USD plays on Monday USD plays on Tuesday USD plays on Wednesday USD plays on Thursday USD plays on Friday USD plays on Saturday USD Plays on Sunday ::MISC. TEAM RECORDS:::::::::::::::::: Most points in a set:...30 vs. Pepperdine... Oct. 30, 2013 Most Points Allowed in a Set:...30 vs. Texas... Aug. 31, Chevron Rainbow Wahine Classic Fewest points in a regular set:...15 vs. Hawaii...Sept. 1, Chevron Rainbow Wahine Classic Fewest Points Allowed in a Regular Set:...10 vs. Pacific... Sept. 26 Jenny Craig Pavilion (USD) Largest margin of victory:...15 vs. Pacific... Sept. 26 Jenny Craig Pavilion (USD) Largest margin of defeat:...10 vs. Hawaii...Sept. 1, Chevron Rainbow Wahine Classic Most Kills in a Match:...77 vs. Texas... Aug. 31, Chevron Rainbow Wahine Classic Most Blocks in a Match: vs. San Francisco...Nov. 9, War Memorial Gym Highest Hitting Percentage in a Match:..405 vs. E. Washington...Sept USD Tournament Lowest Hitting Percentage in a Match: vs. BYU... Sept. 20 BYU

4 2013 SAN DIEGO VOLLEYBALL ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 1 Jianna Bonomi S 5-5 JR Huntington Beach, CA/Huntington Beach 2 Chloe Ferrari MH 6-1 SR Clovis, CA/Buchanan HS 3 Alaysia Brown MH/OH 6-2 JR Fresno, CA/Edison HS 4 Sandra Lozic OH 5-9 JR Belgrade, Serbia/XIII Belgrade Grammar School 5 C era Oliveira L 5-5 SR Honolulu, HI/Hawaii Baptist Academy 6 Caroline Cicaccio OPP 6-2 SO Houston, TX/Memorial HS 7 Lisa Kramer MH 6-2 SO Encinitas, CA/La Costa Canyon HS 8 Rachel Alvey S 5-8 SR Morgan Hill, CA/Valley Christian HS 9 Katie Hoekman MH 6-1 SR Fulson, CA/Christian Brothers HS 10 Lauren Schad MH/OPP 6-2 FR Rapid City, SC/Rapid City Central HS 11 Taylor Hollins OH 5-9 SR Long Beach, CA/Miami 12 Sofia Lavin OH/OPP 6-2 FR Aliso Viejo, CA/Santa Margarita Catholic 13 Alexa Banker OH/RS 6-3 JR West Lafayette, IN/William Henry Harrison 14 Jane Han* L 5-4 JR Auburn, WA/Auburn Riverside HS 15 Ryann Powell L 5-3 SO Old Tappan, NJ/Academy of the Holy Angels HS 16 Hunter Jennings L 5-5 FR Costa Mesa, CA/Newport Harbor HS 17 Jennifer Lauber OH 6-1 FR Gauting/Munich International School * Indicates redshirt season used TORERO COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Jennifer Petrie (15th Season, William and Mary, 1992) Associate Head Coach: Brent Hilliard (13th Season, Long Beach State, 1993) Assistant Coaches: Stephanie Moreno (7th Season, San Diego, 2002) Tammy Leibl (8th Season, Arizona State, 1986) Dir. of Operations: Chris Jackson (2nd season, Arizona State, 2007) AVCA Top-25 Poll School... Record 1. Texas (41) Penn State (18) Stanford Missouri (1) Washington Florida Southern California SAN DIEGO Colorado State Nebraska Minnesota Hawai i Wisconsin North Carolina Duke Florida State Kentucky Illinois Michigan State Purdue Kansas BYU Michigan Marquette Iowa State Opponents in Bold Volleyball Magazine Top-20 Poll School... Record 1. Penn State ( Texas (4) Missouri Stanford Washington Southern California Florida SAN DIEGO Minnesota Nebraska Hawaii Colorado State Duke North Carolina Wisconsin Florida State BYU Kentucky Purdue Illinois Opponents in Bold PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #1 Jianna BONOMI...BA-no-MEE #4 Sandra LOZIC... LOW-zich #5 C era OLIVEIRA... OLIVE-era #5 Caroline CIACCIO...CHEE-aww-CHIO #9 Katie HOEKMAN...HOOK-man #14 Jane HAN... HON Jennifer PETRIE...PET-tree USD POLL PROGRESSION RECORD AVCA VB Mag Preseason 0-0 NR NR Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec. 24 WCC PRESEASON COACHES POLL School... Points 1. BYU (5) SAN DIEGO (3) Saint Mary s (2) Pepperdine Loyola Marymount Santa Clara Pacific San Francisco Gonzaga Portland...10

5 HEAD COACH JENNIFER PETRIE Jennifer Petrie has done an outstanding job directing the fortunes of San Diego volleyball since taking over as the Toreros head coach in Honored as the 2004, 2008 and 2010 West Coast Conference Coach of the Year, Petrie continues to establish the University of San Diego as one of the top volleyball programs in the nation. In 11 complete seasons as head coach, Petrie has led San Diego to 10 appearances in the NCAA Tournament (1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, & 2012). After taking the 2011 season off to spend time with her, then newborn daughter, Caroline, Petrie returned to the sidelines, and resumed her role as head coach for the 2012 season. In 2012, the Toreros posted a 21-7 overall record, and took a share of the WCC Championship, while advancing onto the NCAA Tournament for the 10th time in her career. In 2010, under Petrie s tutelage, the Toreros captured their fourth WCC championship in the previous five seasons, as USD posted a 13-1 mark in league play. Petrie helped produce five All-WCC performers highlighted by Ali Troost who was tabbed as the WCC Player of the Year, as well as helping guide Chloe Ferrari to the WCC Freshman of the Year honor. The Toreros also reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament after sweeping away Long Beach State, before falling in a hard fought 3-1 loss to USC in the second round. In 2009, Petrie guided the Toreros to a second place finish in the West Coast Conference, and helped the team post an overall record of Under Petrie s tutelage, Ali Troost was tabbed the WCC Player of the Year and went on to become USD s eighth AVCA All-American in program history. The Toreros also had four players earn All-WCC accolades. In 2008, Petrie orchestrated the Toreros to their third consecutive WCC championship, becoming the first program at USD to achieve such a feat. USD posted a 12-2 mark in the WCC and went 23-5 overall, earning its eighth consecutive trip the NCAA Tournament. Under Petrie s tutelage, Amy Mahinalani DeGroot was tabbed the WCC Player of the Year and went on to become USD s sixth AVCA All-American in program history. In 2007, Petrie helped guide USD to its second consecutive West Coast Conference championship and third in the previous four years. The Toreros also returned to the NCAA Tournament for the seventh consecutive season. Petrie took the fall semester of 2006 off to spend time with her family and let her top assistant for the previous five seasons, Brent Hilliard take the reigns. Petrie, a San Diego native, has proven to be one of the country s best young coaches-needing just five seasons to reach 200 career victories. Her overall record heading into the 2013 season ranks her among the winningest coaches in WCC history. Averaging over 20 wins per year as San Diego s head coach, Petrie has USD consistently ranked in the AVCA Division I Top 25 Coaches Poll. Under Petrie the Toreros enjoyed a banner season in 2004, finishing as the undefeated (14-0) WCC Champions, qualifying for the NCAA Sweet Sixteen, and earning a national ranking as high as No. 11 by the American Volleyball Coaches Association-all new USD school records. Recruiting and developing some of the game s best young players, Petrie has taken USD into the NCAA Tournament s second round a total of four times, and one trip to ther Sweet 16 (2004). Following San Diego s appearance in the NCAA Regional Semi-Finals in 2004, the Toreros had a school record three players earn AVCA All-America honors at season s end. The 2007 season was Petrie s ninth at USD after serving as the Toreros top assistant in 1997 and She became the third head coach in USD program history in 1999, succeeding three-time WCC Coach of the Year Sue Snyder. The Toreros enjoyed immediate success under Petrie, finishing 23-6 and advancing into the NCAA Tournament s second round during her inaugural season in the fall of Petrie was a standout volleyball player at the College of William and Mary. She was twice named Colonial Athletic Conference Player of the Year ( ) and a two-time All-Southern Region selection ( ). She gained national level playing experience in 1990 when she competed on the gold medal-winning U.S. Olympic Festival North Region Team. Her collegiate coaching career began when she joined the volleyball staff at Indiana State University where she served as top assistant from 1992 to Petrie then took the top assistant position at North Carolina, Chapel Hill from 1994 to 1997, before joining Sue Snyder s staff at the University of San Diego for the 1997 campaign. Petrie helped San Diego win back-to-back WCC Championships as the Toreros top assistant in 1997 and Petrie played for the San Diego Juniors Volleyball Club and graduated from Mt. Carmel High School. In 1992, she graduated from the College of William and Mary with a degree in Art History and completed her Master s Degree in Sports Administration at North Carolina, Chapel Hill in Petrie resides in San Diego with her husband, Mark and their three children, son Charles (7) and daughters Jane (10) and Caroline (2). PETRIE S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS AT SAN DIEGO Year W L Pct. Conference Place Postseason Coach WCC (T1st) NCAA First Round Petrie Took 2011 Season Off WCC (1st) NCAA Second Round Petrie WCC (2nd) Petrie WCC (1st) NCAA First Round Petrie WCC (T1st) NCAA First Round Petrie Took 2006 Season Off WCC (T2nd) NCAA Second Round Petrie WCC (1st) NCAA Regional Semi-Final Petrie WCC (T5th) NCAA First Round Petrie WCC (3rd) NCAA First Round Petrie WCC (3rd) NCAA Second Round Petrie WCC (4th) Petrie WCC (2nd) NCAA Second Round Petrie Totals WCC

6 2013 WCC STANDINGS OVERALL WCC Team W L Pct. W L Pct. #8 SAN DIEGO #24 BYU Saint Mary s San Francisco Pepperdine Loyola Marymount Pacific Gonzaga Santa Clara Portland WCC PRESEASON POLL School...Points 1. BYU (5) SAN DIEGO (3) Saint Mary s (2) Pepperdine Loyola Marymount Santa Clara Pacific San Francisco Gonzaga Portland...10 RECORDS AGAINST WCC Opponent W L Pct. Brigham Young Gonzaga Loyola Marymount Pacific Pepperdine Portland Saint Mary s (CA) San Francisco Santa Clara WCC POW Sept Katie Hoekman, USD Sept. 9...Chloe Ferrari, USD Sept Chloe Ferrari, USD Sept Kathleen Luft, LMU Sept Alexa Gray, BYU Oct Savannah Blinn, GON Oct Jordan Shaw, SMC Oct Valentina Zaloznik, USF Oct Litara Keil, LMU Nov Savannah Blinn, GON Nov.11...Chloe Ferrari, USD Nov Becca Strehlow, PEP Nov C era Oliveira, USD THE WEST COAST CONFERENCE The West Coast Conference was formed in 1952 to provide a convenient venue for five San Francisco Bay Area schools to compete in basketball. Since that modest beginning, the Conference has evolved and grown to become a nationally recognized and competitive force in intercollegiate athletics, with 13 league-sponsored sports: baseball; both men s and women s basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, and tennis; and women s volleyball and women s rowing. The league began in as the California Basketball Association, and included College of the Pacific, Saint Mary s College, University of San Francisco, San Jose State University, and Santa Clara University. It remained five teams until , when Loyola Marymount, Pepperdine, and Fresno State joined the conference, giving it eight teams. At that time, the conference s name was changed to the West Coast Athletic Conference (WCAC). After just one season, Fresno State departed and the WCAC remained a seven-member conference until welcoming UC Santa Barbara in Four years later UC Santa Barbara and San Jose State left the WCAC, and were replaced by Nevada-Reno and Nevada-Las Vegas - expanding the conference s footprint to a second state. Pacific announced its departure in 1971, and was replaced by Seattle University for the school year. Four years later, UNLV announced its independence after winning a WCAC men s basketball crown. The WCAC was left with seven member institutions for two years, before welcoming the University of Portland prior to the school year. Nevada left the WCAC in 1979, and the conference welcomed Gonzaga University and the University of San Diego to the mix beginning in One year later, Seattle ended its participation at the Division I level, reducing the number of schools in the WCAC from nine to eight. The WCAC shortened its name to West Coast Conference in 1989, and developed a new logo in 1995 that lasted until Thirty years after its most recent expansion, the WCC welcomed its ninth member by extending an invitation to Brigham Young University in September of BYU officially joined the West Coast Conference on July 1, 2011, followed by the return of University of the Pacific on July 1, Today, the 10 WCC members span the western coast of the United States from Canada to Mexico, from the pine forests of Eastern Washington, to the Columbia River Basin, to the dynamic San Francisco Bay Area, to the sunny beaches of Southern California, to the majestic mountains of Utah. The Conference is characterized by the stability of its membership - only two conferences have been together longer - and its unique emphasis on combining excellence in athletics with excellence in academics. The Conference recognizes championships in each of its sports, has hosted NCAA championship events, and produced 26 NCAA Division I individual or team champions. And, many outstanding WCC student-athletes have gone on to excel in professional sports. The long and rich history of the WCC demonstrates that success in intercollegiate athletics can be built on the foundation of values, character, and academics.

7 2013 USD STARTING LINEUPS Date Opponent Result OH OH OPP MH MH S L Aug. 30 vs. UTEP W, 3-1 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Aug. 31 vs. #1 Texas L, 3-2 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. #11 Hawaii W, 3-2 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. #11 Iowa State W, 3-1 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. 7 vs. #18 Illinois W, 3-1 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. 13 vs. #1 USC W, 3-1 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. 14 vs. E. Washington W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. 14 vs. UC Santa Barbara W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. 17 vs. SDSU W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. BYU * L, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. 26 vs. Pacific * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Sept. 28 vs. Saint Mary s * L, 3-2 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Oct. 3 Loyola Marymount * W, 3-2 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Alvey Oliveira Oct. 5 Pepperdine * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Oct.10 San Francisco * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Oct. 12 Santa Clara * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Oct. 17 Gonzaga* W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Oct. 19 Portland * W, 3-1 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Oct. 24 Saint Mary s * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Oct. 26 Pacific * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Oct. 30 Pepperdine * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Nov. 2 Loyola Marymount * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Nov. 7 Santa Clara * W, 3-1 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Nov. 9 San Francisco * W, 3-2 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Nov. 14 Portland * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Nov. 16 Gonzaga * W, 3-0 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira Nov. 23 BYU * W, 3-2 Hollins Lozic Brown Ferrari Hoekman Bonomi Oliveira * indicates WCC match Bold indicates home match at the Jenny Craig Pavilion

8 2013 USD MATCH-BY-MATCH CATEGORY LEADERS DATE OPPONENT RESULT KILLS ACES DIGS BLOCKS Aug. 30 vs. UTEP W, 3-1 Hoekman (18) Hollins (2) Oliveira (26) Lozic (2) Lavin (2) Brown (2) Ferrari (2) Aug. 31 vs. #1 Texas L, 3-2 Hollins (19) Hollins (2) Oliveira (17) Ferrari (7) Lavin (2) Sept. 1 #11 Hawaii W, 3-2 Lozic (22) Jennings (2) Oliveira (25) Ferrari (7) Sept. 6 #11 Iowa State W, 3-1 Lozic (17) Ferrari (3) Oliveira (17) Ferrari (4) Hoekman (4) Sept. 7 vs. #18 Illinois W, 3-1 Lozic (17) Hollins (1) Oliveira (17) Lozic (4) Jennings (1) Sept. 13 #1 USC W, 3-1 Ferrari (21) Oliveira (2) Oliveira (25) Ferrari (3) Brown (3) Sept. 14 E. Washington W, 3-0 Hoekman (11) Hollins (1) Oliveira (15) Ferrari (3) Jennings (1) Hoekman (3) Oliveira (1) Sept. 14 UC Santa Barbara W, 3-0 Brown (13) Bonomi (2) Oliveira (14) Lozic (2) Sept. 17 San Diego State W, 3-0 Lozic (9) Hollins (2) Oliveira (15) Ferrari (5) Sept. 20 BYU * L, 3-0 Lozic (13) Bonomi (2) Jennings (13) Ferrari (4) Sept. 26 Pacific * W, 3-0 Brown (8) Bonomi (1) Oliveira (14) Ferrari (3) Hollins (8) Oliveira (1) Hollins (3) Sept. 28 Saint Mary s * L, 3-2 Hollins (15) Ferrari (2) Oliveira (19) Ferrari (3) Oct. 3 Loyola Marymount * W, 3-2 Ferrari (19) Bonomi (2) Oliveira (15) Brown (3) Oliveira (2) Ferrari (3) Oct. 5 Pepperdine * W, 3-0 Brown (17) Bonomi (2) Oliveira (22) Ferrari (2) Ferrari (2) Hoekman (2) Alvey (2) Oct.10 San Francisco * W, 3-0 Hoekman (12) Jennings (3) Lozic (10) Hoekman (5) Oct. 12 Santa Clara * W, 3-0 Ferrari (11) Jennings (2) Oliveira (12) Ferrari (4) Oct. 17 Gonzaga* W, 3-0 Ferrari (14) Lozic (1) Oliveira (17) Brown (4) Oct. 19 Portland * W, 3-1 Ferrari (16) Hollins (1) Oliveira (17) Brown (3) Ferrari (3) Brown (3) Oct. 24 Saint Mary s * W, 3-0 Brown (10) Ferrari (1) Oliveira (16) Ferrari (4) Hollins (10) Lozic (1) Lavin (1) Oct. 26 Pacific * W, 3-0 Ferrari (12) Lozic (2) Oliveira (18) Hoekman (4) Oct. 30 Pepperdine * W, 3-0 Hoekman (12) Ferrari (2) Oliveira (20) Hoekman (4) Oliveira (2) Ferrari (4) Jennings (2) Alvey (4) Nov. 2 Loyola Marymount * W, 3-1 Hollins (15) Ferrari (1) Oliveira (15) Ferrari (3) Lavin (1) Brown (3) Nov. 7 Santa Clara * W, 3-1 Ferrari (15) Bonomi (1) Bonomi (18) Ferrari (6) Oliveira (1) Oliveira (18) Brown (6) Jennings (1) Nov. 9 San Francisco * W, 3-2 Ferrari (22) Ferrari (2) Oliveira (27) Hoekman (9) Nov. 14 Portland * W, 3-0 Hollins (11) Jennings (3) Bonomi (8) Alvey (94) Ferrari (4) Nov. 16 Gonzaga * W, 3-0 Lozic (13) Ferrari (1) Oliveira (10) Hoekman (4) Hollins (1) Oliveira (1) Powell (1) Nov. 23 BYU * W, 3-2 Hollins (16) Hollins (2) Oliveira (34) Hoekman (10) Lozic (2) * indicates WCC match Bold indicates home match at the Jenny Craig Pavilion

9 CAREER - SEASON HIGHS #1 JIANNA BONOMI JR S Kills... 3 vs. LMU (10/3) Kills... 3 vs. LMU (10/3/13)* Attacks... 7 vs. LMU (10/3) Attacks... 7 vs. LMU (10/3/13) Assists vs. Texas (8/31) Assists vs. Texas (8/30/13) Digs...18 vs. USC (9/13) Digs...20 vs. USF (10/18/12) Service Aces..2 vs. Pepperdine (10/5/13)* Service Aces...4 vs. BYU (11/17/12) Block Solos... Block Solos... Block Assists... 1 vs. LMU (10/3) Block Assists...1 (4 times) Total Blocks... 1 vs. LMU (10/3) Total Blocks...1 (4 times) #2 CHLOE FERRARI SR MH Kills vs. USF (11/9) Kills...22 vs. USF (11/9/13) Attacks vs. USF (11/9) Attacks...44 vs. USF (11/9/13) Assists... 4 vs. Iowa State (9/6) Assists...4 vs. Iowa State (9/6/13) Digs... 6 vs. Portland (10/19/13)* Digs vs. Fresno State (9/27/11) Service Aces... 3 vs. Iowa State (9/7) Service Aces.3 vs. Iowa State (9/7/13) Block Solos...2 vs. USF (11/9)* Block Solos...3 vs. USF (10/29/11)* Block Assists...7 vs. Hawaii (9/1) Block Assists... 7 vs. Hawaii (9/1/13)* Total Blocks...7 vs. Hawaii (9/1/13)* Total Blocks...9 vs. LMU (11/12/11) #3 ALAYSIA BROWN JR MH/OPP Kills...17 vs. Pepperdine (10/5) Kills...18 vs. Pepperdine (11/3/12)* Attacks vs. BYU (11/23) Attacks vs. BYU (11/23/13) Assists...1 vs. San Francisco (10/10)* Assists...1 vs. USF (10/10/13)* Digs... 5 vs USC (9/13) Digs... 7 vs. Pepperdine 11/3/12) Service Aces... Service Aces... Block Solos...2 vs. Portland (10/19) Block Solos...2 vs. Portland (10/19/13)* Block Assists...5 vs. BYU (11/23) Block Assists... 6 vs. SMC (10/3/12)* Total Blocks... 4 vs. Gonzaga (10/17)* Total Blocks... 7 vs. SMC (10/3/12) #4 SANDRA LOZIC JR OH Kills vs. Hawaii (9/1) Kills...22 vs. Hawaii (9/1/13) Attacks vs. Hawaii (9/1) Attacks vs. BYU (11/17/12) Assists... 1 (9 times) Assists...3 vs. SMC (10/26/11) Digs vs. BYU (11/23)* Digs vs. BYU (11/23/13)* Service Aces... 2 vs. Pacific (10/26) Service Aces.. 2 vs. Pacific (10/26/13)* Block Solos...3 vs. Saint Mary s (9/28) Block Solos... 3 vs. SMC (9/28/13)* Block Assists... 2 vs. Illinois (9/7) Block Assists... 6 vs. SDSU (9/24/11) Total Blocks...4 vs. Illonois (9/7) Total Blocks... 6 vs. SDSU (9/24/11) #5 C ERA OLIVEIRA SR L Kills...1 vs. USF (11/9) Kills...1 vs. USF (11/9/13)* Attacks...1 vs. USF (11/9)* Attacks...2 vs. SCU (11/11/10) Assists... 7 vs. Illinois (9/7) Assists...10 vs. Portland (11/8/12) Digs vs. BYU (11/23) Digs...34 vs. BYU (11/23) Service Aces...2 vs. PEP (10/30)* Service Aces...2 vs. PEP (10/30)* Block Solos... Block Solos... 1 vs. Portland (11/8/12) Block Assists... Block Assists... Total Blocks... Total Blocks... 1 vs. Portland (11/8/12) #6 CAROLINE CIACCIO SO OPP Kills... Kills... Attacks... 1 Portland (11/14)* Attacks...1 Portland (11/14/13)* Assists... Assists... Digs... Digs... Service Aces... Service Aces... Block Solos... Block Solos... Block Assists... Block Assists... Total Blocks... Total Blocks... #7 LISA KRAMER SO OH Kills... Kills vs. Michigan State (11/30/12) Attacks... Attacks.25 vs. Michigan State (11/30/12) Assists... Assists... 1 vs. Pepperdine (11/3/12) Digs... Digs...3 vs. San Francisco (10/18/12) Service Aces... Service Aces... Block Solos... Block Solos...1 (2 times) Block Assists... Block Assists...2 (2 times) Total Blocks... Total Blocks...2 (2 times) #8 RACHEL ALVEY SR S Kills...3 vs. Gonzaga (10/17/13)* Kills...6 vs. LMU (10/15/11) Attacks...8 vs. Saint Mary s (9/28) Attacks...13 vs. UCSB (9/15/12) Assists...30 vs. USC (9/13) Assists...60 vs. Pepperdine (10/6/12)* Digs...9 vs. Pacific (9/26) Digs...18 vs. Santa Clara (10/27/12) Service Aces.2 vs. Pepperdine (10/5)* Service Aces... 3 vs. UCSB (9/15/12) Block Solos...2 vs. Portland (11/14) Block Solos...2 vs. Portland (11/14 Block Assists... 6 vs. USF (11/9) Block Assists...6 vs. USF (11/9/13)* Total Blocks...6 vs. USF (11/9) Total Blocks...7 vs. Georgia So. (9/10/11) #9 KATIE HOEKMAN SR MH Kills...18 vs. UTEP (8/30) Kills vs. BYU (11/17/12) Attacks vs. Illinois (9/7/13)* Attacks vs. BYU (11/17/12)* Assists... 2 vs. BYU (9/20) Assists...3 vs. BYU (10/22/11) Digs...4 vs. Loyola Marymount (10/3)* Digs..4 vs. Loyola Marymount (10/3)* Service Aces... Service Aces... Block Solos...2 vs. USF (11/9)* Block Solos... 3 vs. Portland (11/8/12) Block Assists...7 vs. USF (11/9)* Block Assists... 8 vs. SMC (10/3/12) Total Blocks vs. BYU (11/23) Total Blocks vs. BYU (11/23/13)* #10 LAUREN SCHAD FR MH/OPP Kills...1 vs. Portland (11/14)* Kills...1 vs. Portland (11/14/13)* Attacks...4 vs. UCSB (9/14)* Attacks... 4 vs. UCSB (9/14/13)* Assists... Assists... Digs... Digs... Service Aces... Service Aces... Block Solos...1 vs. Portland (11/14)* Block Solos.1 vs. Portland (11/14/13)* Block Assists... Block Assists... Total Blocks...1 vs. Portland (11/14)* Total Blocks.1 vs. Portland (11/14/13)*

10 #11 TAYLOR HOLLINS SR OH CAREER - SEASON HIGHS #16 HUNTER JENNINGS FR L (includes Miami and USD) Kills vs. Texas (8/31) Kills vs. Oregon State (8/31/12) Attacks vs. BYU (11/23) Attacks vs. Ole Miss (8/24/12) Assists... 2 (7 times) Assists..3 vs. North Carolina (10/7/12) Digs vs. Hawaii (9/1) Digs...20 vs. Duke (10/10/12) Service Aces...2 vs. BYU (11/23)* Service Aces...2 vs. BYU (11/23/13)* Block Solos... 1 vs. Portland (10/19)* Block Solos...1 vs. Portland (10/19)* Block Assists...3 vs. Pacific (9/26)* Block Assists...3 vs. Pacific (9/26/13)* Total Blocks...3 vs. Pacific (9/26)* Total Blocks...5 vs. Ole Miss (8/24/12) #12 SOFIA LAVIN FR OH/RS Kills... 2 vs. Gonzaga (11/16)* Kills...2 vs. Gonzaga (11/16)* Attacks... 2 vs. Gonzaga (11/16)* Attacks... 3 vs. Gonzaga (11/16)* Assists... Assists... Digs... 3 vs. UTEP (8/30) Digs...3 vs. UTEP (8/30/13) Service Aces... 2 vs. UTEP (8/30) Service Aces...2 vs. UTEP (8/30/13) Block Solos... Block Solos... Block Assists... Block Assists... Total Blocks... Total Blocks... #13 ALEXA BANKER JR MH Kills... 1 vs. LMU (10/3) Kills... 1 vs. LMU (10/3/13) Attacks... 1 vs. LMU (10/3) Attacks... 1 vs. LMU (10/3/13) Assists...2 vs. Portland (11/14)* Assists...2 vs. Portland (11/14/13)* Digs vs. BYU (11/23)* Digs vs. BYU (11/23/13)* Service Aces... 3 Portland (11/14)* Service Aces...3 Portland (11/14/13)* Block Solos... Block Solos... Block Assists... Block Assists... Total Blocks... Total Blocks... #17 JENNIFER LAUBER FR OH Kills... Kills... Attacks... Attacks... Assists... Assists... Digs... Digs... Service Aces... Service Aces... Block Solos... Block Solos... Block Assists... Block Assists... Total Blocks... Total Blocks... Kills...5 vs. UC Santa Barbara (9/14) Kills... 5 vs. UCSB (9/14/13) Attacks vs. Pacific (9/26) Attacks vs. Pacific (9/26/13) Assists... 1 vs. Illinois (9/7) Assists...1(2 times) Digs... 3 vs. UTEP (8/30) Digs...3 vs. UTEP (8/30/13) Service Aces... 1 vs. UTEP (8/30) Service Aces...1 vs. UTEP (8/30/13) Block Solos... Block Solos... Block Assists...1 vs. Santa Clara (10/12)* Block Assists.. 2 vs. Portland (9/29/12) Total Blocks...1 vs. Santa Clara (10/12)* Total Blocks... 2 vs. Portland (9/29/12) #14 JANE HAN JR L Kills... Kills...1 vs. BYU (10/22/11) Attacks... 1 vs. San Francisco (11/9)* Attacks... 1 vs. San Francisco (11/9/13)* Assists... Assists... 1 vs. vs. Pepperdine 11/3/12) Digs...2 vs. Texas (8/31) Digs...4 vs. USC (9/7/12) Service Aces... Service Aces...3 vs. PEP (11/3/12)* Block Solos... Block Solos... Block Assists... Block Assists... Total Blocks... Total Blocks... #15 RYAN POWELL SO L Kills...1 vs. Portland (10/19/13) Kills...1 vs. Portland (10/19/13) Attacks... Attacks...1 vs. SDSU (11/14/12) Assists... Assists... Digs... 6 vs. Gonzaga (10/17) Digs...6 vs. Gonzaga (10/17/13) Service Aces.1 vs. Gonzaga (11/16) Service Aces...1 vs. Gonzaga (11/16/13) Block Solos... Block Solos... Block Assists... Block Assists... Total Blocks... Total Blocks...

11 TORERO OVERALL STATS Overall record: 24-3 Conf: 16-2 Home: 12-1 Away: 10-1 Neutral: 2-1 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 2 FERRARI, Chloe BROWN, Alaysia LOZIC, Sandra HOLLINS, Taylor HOEKMAN, Katie ALVEY, Rachel BANKER, Alexa BONOMI, Jianna SCHAD, Lauren LAVIN, Sofia JENNINGS, Hunter POWELL, Ryann OLIVEIRA, C'era CIACCIO, Caroline HAN, Jane SAN DIEGO Opponents Team Statistics USD OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 13/664 11/1230 Neutral site #/Avg 3/0 Current win streak 15 - Home win streak 7 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. Aug 30 vs UTEP W ,22-25,25-23, Aug 31 vs #1 Texas L ,18-25,25-21,28-30, Sep 01 at #11 Hawai'i W ,26-24,25-19,23-25, Sep 06 at #11 Iowa State W ,25-17,28-30, Sep 07 vs #18 Illinois W ,25-27,25-20, Sep 13 #1 USC W ,20-25,25-22, Sep 14 EASTERN WASHINGTON W ,25-12, Sep 14 UC SANTA BARBARA W ,25-19, Sep 17 SAN DIEGO STATE W ,25-20, *Sep 20 at BYU L ,21-25, *Sep 26 PACIFIC W ,25-21, *Sep 28 SAINT MARY'S L ,25-23,25-18,16-25, *Oct 03 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W ,26-28,25-20,28-26, *Oct 05 at Pepperdine W ,25-12, *Oct 10 SAN FRANCISCO W ,25-12, *Oct 12 SANTA CLARA W ,25-17, *Oct 17 at Gonzaga W ,25-18, *Oct 19 at Portland W ,25-21,22-25, *Oct 24 at Saint Mary's W ,25-21, *Oct 26 at Pacific W ,25-22, *Oct 30 PEPPERDINE W ,30-28, *Nov 02 at Loyola Marymount W ,25-27,25-23, *11/07/13 at Santa Clara W ,25-22,18-25, *Nov 09 at San Francisco W ,25-27,24-26,25-23, *Nov 14 PORTLAND W ,25-16, *Nov 16 GONZAGA W ,25-19, *Nov 23 #21 BYU W ,15-25,19-25,25-21, Record in 3-set matches:13-1 Record in 4-set matches:7-0 Record in 5-set matches:4-2

12 TORERO WCC STATS Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 2 FERRARI, Chloe BROWN, Alaysia HOLLINS, Taylor LOZIC, Sandra HOEKMAN, Katie ALVEY, Rachel BANKER, Alexa BONOMI, Jianna SCHAD, Lauren LAVIN, Sofia POWELL, Ryann JENNINGS, Hunter OLIVEIRA, C'era CIACCIO, Caroline HAN, Jane SAN DIEGO Opponents Team Statistics USD OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/579 9/463 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 15 - Home win streak 7 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. *Sep 20 at BYU L ,21-25, *Sep 26 PACIFIC W ,25-21, *Sep 28 SAINT MARY'S L ,25-23,25-18,16-25, *Oct 03 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W ,26-28,25-20,28-26, *Oct 05 at Pepperdine W ,25-12, *Oct 10 SAN FRANCISCO W ,25-12, *Oct 12 SANTA CLARA W ,25-17, *Oct 17 at Gonzaga W ,25-18, *Oct 19 at Portland W ,25-21,22-25, *Oct 24 at Saint Mary's W ,25-21, *Oct 26 at Pacific W ,25-22, *Oct 30 PEPPERDINE W ,30-28, *Nov 02 at Loyola Marymount W ,25-27,25-23, *11/07/13 at Santa Clara W ,25-22,18-25, *Nov 09 at San Francisco W ,25-27,24-26,25-23, *Nov 14 PORTLAND W ,25-16, *Nov 16 GONZAGA W ,25-19, *Nov 23 #21 BYU W ,15-25,19-25,25-21, Record in 3-set matches:10-1 Record in 4-set matches:3-0 Record in 5-set matches:3-1

13 TORERO KILLS - ACES - DIGS - BLOCKS Opponent Date Score BONOMI,Jiann FERRARI,Chlo BROWN,Alays LOZIC,Sandra OLIVEIRA,C'er CIACCIO,Carol ALVEY,Rachel HOEKMAN,Kat vs UTEP Aug W DNP vs UT Aug L DNP at UH Sep W DNP at ISU Sep W DNP vs ILL Sep W DNP USC Sep W DNP EWU Sep W DNP UCSB Sep W DNP SD Sep W DNP at BYU Sep L DNP PAC Sep W DNP SMC Sep L DNP LMU Oct W DNP at PEP Oct W DNP USF Oct W DNP SCU Oct W DNP at GON Oct W DNP at POR Oct W DNP at SMC Oct W DNP at PAC Oct W DNP PEP Oct W DNP at LMU Nov W DNP at SCU 11/07/ W DNP at USF Nov W DNP POR Nov W GON Nov W DNP BYU Nov W DNP Opponent Date Score SCHAD,Laure HOLLINS,Tayl LAVIN,Sofia BANKER,Alex HAN,Jane POWELL,Ryan JENNINGS,Hu vs UTEP Aug W DNP DNP DNP vs UT Aug L DNP at UH Sep W DNP DNP DNP at ISU Sep W DNP DNP DNP vs ILL Sep W DNP DNP DNP DNP USC Sep W DNP DNP DNP EWU Sep W UCSB Sep W DNP DNP SD Sep W DNP at BYU Sep L DNP DNP DNP DNP PAC Sep W DNP DNP DNP SMC Sep L DNP DNP DNP LMU Oct W DNP DNP at PEP Oct W DNP DNP DNP USF Oct W DNP DNP DNP SCU Oct W DNP DNP DNP at GON Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP at POR Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP at SMC Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP at PAC Oct W DNP DNP DNP PEP Oct W DNP at LMU Nov W DNP DNP DNP DNP at SCU 11/07/ W DNP DNP DNP at USF Nov W DNP DNP POR Nov W GON Nov W DNP DNP BYU Nov W DNP DNP DNP DNP

14 TORERO STATISTICAL LEADERS # ATTACK (by K) S K K/S E TA Pct 2 FERRARI, Chloe BROWN, Alaysia LOZIC, Sandra HOLLINS, Taylor HOEKMAN, Katie ALVEY, Rachel BANKER, Alexa BONOMI, Jianna SCHAD, Lauren LAVIN, Sofia JENNINGS, Hunter POWELL, Ryann OLIVEIRA, C'era CIACCIO, Caroline HAN, Jane # SET (by A) S A A/S TA Pct 1 BONOMI, Jianna ALVEY, Rachel OLIVEIRA, C'era FERRARI, Chloe HOLLINS, Taylor JENNINGS, Hunter LOZIC, Sandra HOEKMAN, Katie BROWN, Alaysia POWELL, Ryann BANKER, Alexa HAN, Jane LAVIN, Sofia SCHAD, Lauren # BLOCK (by Total) S BS BA Total Blk/S 2 FERRARI, Chloe HOEKMAN, Katie ALVEY, Rachel BROWN, Alaysia LOZIC, Sandra HOLLINS, Taylor BANKER, Alexa SCHAD, Lauren BONOMI, Jianna # KILL (by K) S K K/S 2 FERRARI, Chloe BROWN, Alaysia LOZIC, Sandra HOLLINS, Taylor HOEKMAN, Katie ALVEY, Rachel BANKER, Alexa BONOMI, Jianna SCHAD, Lauren LAVIN, Sofia OLIVEIRA, C'era POWELL, Ryann JENNINGS, Hunter HAN, Jane CIACCIO, Caroline # SERVE (by SA) S SA SE SA/S TA Pct 16 JENNINGS, Hunter BONOMI, Jianna FERRARI, Chloe OLIVEIRA, C'era HOLLINS, Taylor LOZIC, Sandra LAVIN, Sofia POWELL, Ryann BANKER, Alexa HAN, Jane ALVEY, Rachel BROWN, Alaysia # DEFENSE (by Dig) S Dig Dig/S BHE 5 OLIVEIRA, C'era HOLLINS, Taylor BONOMI, Jianna LOZIC, Sandra JENNINGS, Hunter FERRARI, Chloe ALVEY, Rachel BROWN, Alaysia HOEKMAN, Katie POWELL, Ryann BANKER, Alexa LAVIN, Sofia HAN, Jane SCHAD, Lauren CIACCIO, Caroline # RECEPT (by TA) S RE RE/S TA Pct 5 OLIVEIRA, C'era HOLLINS, Taylor LOZIC, Sandra JENNINGS, Hunter POWELL, Ryann BANKER, Alexa FERRARI, Chloe TM TEAM LAVIN, Sofia BONOMI, Jianna HOEKMAN, Katie HAN, Jane SCHAD, Lauren ALVEY, Rachel BROWN, Alaysia

15 TORERO MATCH-BY-MATCH STATISTICS attack set serve recept blocking Date Opponent sp k e ta pct a ta pct sa se ta pct re ta pct dig bs ba be total bhe points score Aug 30, 2013 vs UTEP Aug 31, 2013 vs Texas Sep 01, 2013 at Hawai'i Sep 06, 2013 at Iowa State Sep 07, 2013 vs Illinois Sep 13, 2013 USC Sep 14, 2013 EASTERN WASHINGTON Sep 14, 2013 UC SANTA BARBARA Sep 17, 2013 SAN DIEGO STATE Sep 20, 2013 at BYU Sep 26, 2013 PACIFIC Sep 28, 2013 SAINT MARY'S Oct 03, 2013 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Oct 05, 2013 at Pepperdine Oct 10, 2013 SAN FRANCISCO Oct 12, 2013 SANTA CLARA Oct 17, 2013 at Gonzaga Oct 19, 2013 at Portland Oct 24, 2013 at Saint Mary's Oct 26, 2013 at Pacific Oct 30, 2013 PEPPERDINE Nov 02, 2013 at Loyola Marymount /07/13 at Santa Clara Nov 09, 2013 at San Francisco Nov 14, 2013 PORTLAND Nov 16, 2013 GONZAGA Nov 23, 2013 BYU San Diego Opponents Sets played: 100 Kills per set: Assists per set: Service aces per set: 0.99 Digs per set: Blocks per set: 2.08 Ball handling errors per set: 0.29 Reception errors per set: 1.07 OPPONENT MATCH-BY-MATCH STATISTICS attack set serve recept blocking Date Opponent sp k e ta pct a ta pct sa se ta pct re ta pct dig bs ba be total bhe points score Aug 30, 2013 vs UTEP Aug 31, 2013 vs Texas Sep 01, 2013 at Hawai'i Sep 06, 2013 at Iowa State Sep 07, 2013 vs Illinois Sep 13, 2013 USC Sep 14, 2013 EASTERN WASHINGTON Sep 14, 2013 UC SANTA BARBARA Sep 17, 2013 SAN DIEGO STATE Sep 20, 2013 at BYU Sep 26, 2013 PACIFIC Sep 28, 2013 SAINT MARY'S Oct 03, 2013 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Oct 05, 2013 at Pepperdine Oct 10, 2013 SAN FRANCISCO Oct 12, 2013 SANTA CLARA Oct 17, 2013 at Gonzaga Oct 19, 2013 at Portland Oct 24, 2013 at Saint Mary's Oct 26, 2013 at Pacific Oct 30, 2013 PEPPERDINE Nov 02, 2013 at Loyola Marymount /07/13 at Santa Clara Nov 09, 2013 at San Francisco Nov 14, 2013 PORTLAND Nov 16, 2013 GONZAGA Nov 23, 2013 BYU Opponent totals San Diego Sets played: 100 Kills per set: Assists per set: Service aces per set: 1.06 Digs per set: Blocks per set: 2.33 Ball handling errors per set: 0.17 Reception errors per set: 0.99

16 TORERO VOLLEYBALL TV/RADIO ROSTER Jianna Bonomi Junior Setter Chloe Ferrari Senior Middle Hitter Alaysia Brown Junior MH/OH Sandra Lozic Junior Outside Hitter C era Oliveira Senior Libero Caroline Ciaccio Sophomore Opposite Lisa Kramer Sophomore MH Rachel Alvey Senior Setter Katie Hoekman SeniorMiddle Hitter Lauren Schad Freshman MH/OPP Taylor Hollins Senior Outside Hitter Sofia Lavin Freshman OH/OPP Alexa Banker Junior OH/RS Jane Han Senior Libero Ryann Powell Sophomore Libero Hunter Jennings Freshman Libero Jennifer Lauber Freshman OH