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TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents/Quick Facts...1 FSU BEACH VOLLEYBALL This is FSU Beach Volleyball...2 Recruiting Flyer...3 Beach Volleyball Courts...4 Beach Volleyball Locker Room.

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents/Quick Facts...1 FSU BEACH VOLLEYBALL This is FSU Beach Volleyball...2 Recruiting Flyer...3 Beach Volleyball Courts...4 Beach Volleyball Locker Room...5 AVCA All-Americans...6 CCSA Schedule Roster...8 SEASON PREVIEW Season Preview... 9 COACHES Head Coach Brooke Niles Assistant Coach Raul Papaleo...12 Vol. Assistant Coach Nick Lucena...13 Support Staff...14 PLAYERS Lauren Anderson...15 Vanessa Freire...17 Tory Paranagua...19 Hailey Luke...21 Katie Horton...23 Macy Jerger...25 Ali Eager...26 Brooke Kuhlman...27 Nikki Esposito...28 Breana Edwards...29 Eva Torruella...30 Devan Hultquist...31 Molly McBain...32 Sara Putt...33 Francesca Goncalves...34 Marielle Diaz...35 Alaina Chacon...35 Ashley Robert...35 Madison Fitzpatrick...36 Avery Poppinga...36 Bailey Reardon Season in Review...37 OPPONENTS All-Time Opponent Series Records...40 RECORD BOOK Career & Single-Season Records...42 All-Time Letterwinners...46 Honors & Awards...47 Year-by-year record...49 National Rankings...50 Postseason History...55 Year-by-Year Stats/Results...57 University & Athletic Administration...69 Florida State Media Information Photo Roster...71 QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location... Tallahassee, FL Symbol... Seminoles Colors...Garnet and Gold Enrollment... 40,830 President... John Thrasher Vice President / Athletic Director... Stan Wilcox Sr. Assoc. AD (Senior Woman Admin.)...Vanessa Fuchs Conference...Coastal Collegiate Sports Association National Affiliation (Division)... Division I BEACH VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION Head Coach... Brooke Niles (Third Season) Alma Mater... UC Santa Barbara (2003) Record at Florida State Career Coaching Record Assistant Coach...Raul Papaleo (Second Season) Volunteer Coach...Nick Lucena (First Season) Beach VB Office Phone Number Home Courts/Capacity...Seminole Beach Volleyball Courts/ Overall Record NCAA Championships (Gulf Shores, Ala.) th Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 14/3 Newcomers... 7 All-Time School Record (Yrs/Pct.) (5/.824) All-Time NCAA Record (Yrs/Pct.) (2/.836) SID INFORMATION Beach Volleyball SID... Kelsey Bibik Phone Number Fax Number Cell Phone Address... kbibik@fsu.edu Mailing Address... Florida State University Stadium Drive West, Room D Tallahassee, FL Athletic Website... Beach Volleyball Facebook Address... Facebook.com/FSUBeachVB Instagram... FSUBeachVolleyball Conference Website... Conference MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS The 2018 Florida State Beach Volleyball media guide is a publication of the Florida State University Sports Information Office. Written and edited by Kelsey Bibik, with additional editing by Elliott Finebloom, Chuck Walsh and Joseph Marselli. Page layout design by Kelsey Bibik. Cover and graphic designs by Jordan Simison. Featured photographers: Ryals Lee, Ross Obley, Gus Goncalves, Perrone Ford, Steve Musco, Mike Olivella, Dan Avila, Larry Novey, Don Juan Moore and Maury Neipris. 1

THIS IS... THE NATION S NEWEST SPORT The NCAA added Beach Volleyball to its list of championship sports in 2016. It became the 90 th and newest national championship sport recognized by the NCAA.

Florida State introduced what was then called sand volleyball as its 20 th varsity sport in the spring of 2012 and competed as an emerging NCAA sport for four seasons.

Beach volleyball is the fastest-growing NCAA sport with 64 colleges and universities sponsoring the sport as of January 2017.

3 THIS IS... THE NATION S NEWEST SPORT The NCAA added Beach Volleyball to its list of championship sports in It became the 90 th and newest national championship sport recognized by the NCAA. The Seminoles reached the finals at the inaugural NCAA Championship in Gulf Shores, Ala., in May 2016, finishing with a school-record 32 wins as the national runner-ups. Florida State introduced what was then called sand volleyball as its 20 th varsity sport in the spring of 2012 and competed as an emerging NCAA sport for four seasons. The sport changed names from sand to beach volleyball as it is known as the latter at all other levels of play throughout the world. Beach volleyball is the fastest-growing NCAA sport with 64 colleges and universities sponsoring the sport as of January AN ELITE PROGRAM Since the inception of the program in 2012, Florida State advanced to the AVCA Championships in each of its first five seasons and the first two NCAA Championships in 2016 and The Seminoles finished as the national runner-up in 2014, falling to Pepperdine, 3-2, in the finals. FSU registered a pair of top-3 finishes at the AVCA Championships in 2012 and Florida State is one of just two beach volleyball programs (along with Pepperdine) to have played in every AVCA/NCAA Championships ( ). Since 2012, FSU has been recognized with 11 AVCA Beach All-America honors from eight different players. The Seminoles eight All-Americans are tied for the third most nationally. Through its first six seasons, Florida State boasts an alltime mark of (.824 winning percentage), including a program record 32 dual match victories in FSU has recorded 39 wins against ranked opponents dating back to the 2013 campaign, including 22 earned in the 2017 season. One of those ranked wins came against then-no. 2 Southern Cal in Los Angeles, as the Seminoles snapped the Women of Troy s 19-match home win streak. The Noles took down No. 2 Pepperdine for the first time in school history, 3-2, in Tallahassee during the 2017 season. FSU earned the No. 1 overall seed at the 2016 NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship after claiming the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association (CCSA) conference title. The Seminoles gathered their second consecutive CCSA Conference title in 2017 as they took down No. 10 FIU. NOLES IN CCSA Florida State became a charter member of the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association for beach volleyball only for prior to the start of the 2016 season. The Coastal Collegiate Sports Association expanded to 10 members in 2017, welcoming College of Charleston and UNC Wilmington to a league that also includes Florida State, UAB, Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Georgia State, LSU, South Carolina and Tulane. Florida State is the only school to sponsor beach volleyball in the Atlantic Coast Conference. ATTRACTING TOP TALENT Third-year head coach Brooke Niles earned third team All-America honors in indoor volleyball at UC Santa Barbara before moving on to a successful professional beach volleyball career. She was named 2009 AVP Beach Defensive Player of the Year and spent four seasons as a member of the USA Beach National Team. Niles was named the 2016 AVCA Coach of the Year as she piloted the Seminoles to a school-record 32 dual-match victories, the CCSA league championship and a No. 1 seed in the inaugural NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship. Assistant coach Raul Papaleo has a wealth of experience both internationally and domestically as an indoor and beach volleyball coach. As head coach, he led American University in Bayamon, Puerto Rico to a runner up finish in the Puerto Rican National Championship. During his first season as an assistant at FSU he helped lead the Noles to 29 wins and their second straight CCSA title. FSU Beach Volleyball has historically attracted some of the nation s best players to the program. Among those include 2016 AVCA All-American Sarah Putt, who transferred to FSU and will begin play in the campaign and 2016 CCSA Freshman of the year Francesca Goncalves. New to the team in 2018 is volunteer assistant coach Nick Lucena. As one of the top-ranked professional beach players in the country, Lucena brings a plethora of talent and experience to FSU s expert coaching staff AVCA National Championship Semifinalist 2013 AVCA National Championship Semifinalist 2014 ACVA National Championship Runner-Up 2015 AVCA Tournament Finished Seventh 2016 NCAA National Championship Runner-Up 2017 NCAA Tournament Finished Fourth Appearances at the NCAA and AVCA National Championships ( ) including runner-up finishes in 2014 and 2016 FSU has posted a 26-1 record at home since the program started in The Seminoles all-time dual match winning percentage dating back to The number of AVCA Beach All-American certificates FSU has captured from from eight different players. Aurora Davis 2012, 2014 Jekaterina Stepanova 2012 Brittany Tiegs 2012 Sarah Wickstrom 2013 Jace Pardon 2013, 2014, 2016 Julie Brown 2016 Leigh Andrew 2017 Brooke Kuhlman

Through its first six seasons, Florida State boasts an all-time mark of 125-28 (.817 winning percentage), including a program record 32 dual match victories in 2016.

4 Through its first six seasons, Florida State boasts an all-time mark of (.817 winning percentage), including a program record 32 dual match victories in Florida State advacned to the AVCA Championships in each of its first five seasons and the NCAA Championship in 2016 and FSU is just one of two beach volleyball programs (along with Pepperdine) to have played in the first four AVCA Championships ( ) and the first two NCAA Championships. Since 2012, FSU has been recognized with 11 AVCA Beach All-America Honors from eight different players. The Seminoles eight All-Americans are tied for the most all-time). Niles was named the 2016 AVCA Coach of the Year as she piloted the Seminoles to a CCSA Championship, the top seed in the NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship and a school-record 32 dual match victories. 3

SEMINOLE BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURTS Completed in 2011, the Seminole Beach Volleyball courts was one of the first facilities to be built specifically for collegiate beach volleyball.

highlighting the enormous success of the FSU Beach Volleyball team during the sport s first six years. The Seminole Beach Volleyball Courts remain one of the premier facilities in the nation.

5 SEMINOLE BEACH VOLLEYBALL COURTS Completed in 2011, the Seminole Beach Volleyball courts was one of the first facilities to be built specifically for collegiate beach volleyball. Located north of the Seminole Soccer Complex and JoAnne Graf Field between Mike Long Track and the Spirit Way Parking Garage, the facility is wrapped in Florida State University graphics and logos highlighting the enormous success of the FSU Beach Volleyball team during the sport s first six years. The Seminole Beach Volleyball Courts remain one of the premier facilities in the nation. There are three entrances where patrons can enter the facility, with seating for approximately 150 people on the bleachers at sand level. The multi-level parking garage adjacent to the courts can also be used for spectator viewing. Spectators are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs to the event as well. The courts are also equipped with permanent lighting to allow matches to be played at night. The Seminole Beach Volleyball Courts were built using two types of sand. The lower level of sand is more powdery to allow precipitation to filter through to the drainage system. The upper level of sand is more dense, allowing student-athletes a competitive playing surface each time out. 4 YEAR-BY-YEAR HOME RECORD 2012: 2013: 2014: 2015: 2016: 2017: ALL-TIME HOME RECORD 26-1

BEACH VOLLEYBALL LOCKER ROOM Tully Gymnasium is the home of the Florida State beach volleyball team, housing the coaches offices,

Renovations to the Seminoles new locker room were completed in January of 2016 thanks to the support of the FSU Athletics

The locker room features individual lockers for each studentathlete identified with their own personal name plate, individual

The lockers include plenty of storage for both hanging clothes and folded items along with power outlets that also feature USB

The team lounge provides amble space to hold team meetings, watch film or to give the beach volleyball student-athletes a quiet

6 BEACH VOLLEYBALL LOCKER ROOM Tully Gymnasium is the home of the Florida State beach volleyball team, housing the coaches offices, team lounge and locker room. Renovations to the Seminoles new locker room were completed in January of 2016 thanks to the support of the FSU Athletics Department and Seminole Boosters. The locker room features individual lockers for each studentathlete identified with their own personal name plate, individual shower stalls and bathrooms. The lockers include plenty of storage for both hanging clothes and folded items along with power outlets that also feature USB ports. The team lounge provides amble space to hold team meetings, watch film or to give the beach volleyball student-athletes a quiet place to study. The lounge is equipped with a 64 inch HD-television screen, couches and chairs for plenty of comfort. A satellite workout facility is located just outside the beach volleyball office in Tully Gym featuring state-of-the-art equipment. The Tully Gym weight room is a clean and spacious 4,500 square foot facility equipped with mondo-rubber flooring, 10 squat racks, and houses 10 platforms for Olympic lifting. With an ipad on every rack and a change of facility design, Florida State continues to improve each of its strength and conditioning facilities. 5

SEMINOLE ALL-AMERICANS Florida State Beach Volleyball has a proud tradition of excellence, accumulating 11 AVCA All-American

2012, 2014 2016 2012 2012 2012, 2013, 2014 2013 2017 2017 THE CCSA The FSU Beach Volleyball program joined the Coastal Collegiate

CCSA Beach Volleyball began play in the spring of 2016 with eight founding members: University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB),

University (LSU), the University of South Carolina and Tulane University.

conference to 10 members for the spring 2017 championship.

beach volleyball for the upcoming season.

for 2011-12. The first NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship in Gulf Shores, Alabama, was hosted by CCSA member UAB.

The NCAA does not currently offer automatic qualification (AQ) into the beach volleyball championship for conference winners (a

6 The CCSA formed in 2007 as a partnership among swimming and diving programs in the Atlantic Sun Conference, Big South Conference,

7 SEMINOLE ALL-AMERICANS Florida State Beach Volleyball has a proud tradition of excellence, accumulating 11 AVCA All-American recognitions among 8 different players, including two in Leigh Andrew and Brooke Kuhlman. 2012, , 2013, THE CCSA The FSU Beach Volleyball program joined the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association (CCSA) as a charter member prior to the spring 2016 season. CCSA Beach Volleyball began play in the spring of 2016 with eight founding members: University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Florida Atlantic University, Florida International University, Florida State University, Georgia State University, Louisiana State University (LSU), the University of South Carolina and Tulane University. The CCSA announced the addition of College of Charleston and UNC Wilmington to the sport of beach volleyball, expanding the conference to 10 members for the spring 2017 championship. The CCSA, which was formerly known as the Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association at the Division I level, rebranded to include beach volleyball for the upcoming season. Beach Volleyball became the 90th championship sponsored by the NCAA in after being officially recognized as an NCAA sport for The first NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship in Gulf Shores, Alabama, was hosted by CCSA member UAB. The creation of CCSA Beach Volleyball provides student-athletes the opportunity to compete for conference honors and championships. The NCAA does not currently offer automatic qualification (AQ) into the beach volleyball championship for conference winners (a two-year championship history is required), but the CCSA will be in position to qualify for an AQ should they be offered in The CCSA formed in 2007 as a partnership among swimming and diving programs in the Atlantic Sun Conference, Big South Conference, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and Southern Conference to provide championship opportunities for men s and women s swimming and diving student-athletes. Conference growth in swimming and diving now shows 15 institutions with competitors from eight separate Division I multisport conferences. With the addition of beach volleyball, the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association now has 22 member institutions with participants from 11 different NCAA Division I multisport conferences.

8 2018 SCHEDULE Day Date Opponent Site Saturday...Feb Garnet & Gold Scrimmage... Jacksonville Beach, Fla. Stetson Spring Fling Hosted by Stetson Friday...Feb FAU*... DeLand, Fla. Friday...Feb South Carolina*... DeLand, Fla. Saturday...Feb Georgia State*... DeLand, Fla. Saturday...Feb Stetson... DeLand, Fla. Hampton Inn Capitol-University Invitational Hosted by Florida State Friday...Mar St. Petersburg College... Tallahassee, Fla. Friday...Mar St. Petersburg College... Tallahassee, Fla. Saturday...Mar College of Charleston*... Tallahassee, Fla. Saturday...Mar Stetson... Tallahassee, Fla. East Meets West Challenge Hosted by UCLA Saturday...Mar Hawaii... Manhattan Beach, Calif. Saturday...Mar Pepperdine... Manhattan Beach, Calif. Sunday...Mar UCLA... Manhattan Beach, Calif. Sunday...Mar USC... Manhattan Beach, Calif. Wednesday...Mar Pepperdine... Zuma Beach, Calif. Thursday...Mar Long Beach State... Long Beach, Calif. Thursday...Mar Loyola Marymount... Long Beach, Calif. Hickory Point Lake Bash Hosted by Stetson Saturday...Mar Houston Baptist... Tavares, Fla. Saturday...Mar Jacksonville... Tavares, Fla. Saturday...Mar Garnet & Gold Scrimmage...Tallahassee, Fla. Surf & Turf Invitational Hosted by FIU Friday...Mar TCU... Miami, Fla. (South Beach) Friday...Mar UCLA... Miami, Fla. (South Beach) Saturday...Mar Grand Canyon... Miami, Fla. (South Beach) Saturday...Mar FIU*... Miami, Fla. (South Beach) FSU Tournament Hosted by Florida State Friday...Apr FAU*... Tallahassee, Fla. Friday...Apr UNC Wilmington*... Tallahassee, Fla. Friday...Apr TCU... Tallahassee, Fla. Saturday...Apr Georgia State*... Tallahassee, Fla. Saturday...Apr UAB*... Tallahassee, Fla. Battle on the Bayou Tournament Hosted by LSU Saturday...Apr Georgia State*...Baton Rouge, La. Saturday...Apr Jacksonville State...Baton Rouge, La. Sunday...Apr LSU*...Baton Rouge, La. Sunday...Apr New Orleans...Baton Rouge, La. Friday-Saturday...Apr CCSA Championships...Cartersville, Ga. Friday-Sunday...May NCAA Tournament...Gulf Shores, Ala. *Denotes conference opponent 7

2018 ROSTER First Row (L to R): Athletic Trainer Trevor Hooker, Student Manager Lindsay Taylor, Marielle Diaz, Sara Putt, Brooke Kuhlman, Vanessa Freire, Ali Eager, Devan Hultquist, Ashley Robert,

9 2018 ROSTER First Row (L to R): Athletic Trainer Trevor Hooker, Student Manager Lindsay Taylor, Marielle Diaz, Sara Putt, Brooke Kuhlman, Vanessa Freire, Ali Eager, Devan Hultquist, Ashley Robert, Madison Fitzpatrick, Alaina Chacon, Avery Poppinga, Assistant Director of Ops Katie Burke. Back Row (L to R): Volunteer Assistant Coach Nick Lucena, Head Coach Brooke Niles, Francesca Goncalves, Tory Paranagua, Danielle Pennington, Katie Horton, Bre Edwards, Hailey Luke, Macy Jerger, Nikki Esposito, Eva Torruella, Molly McBain, Bailey Reardon, Assistant Coach Raul Papaleo, Director of Operations Shawn Matthews. NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Ht Yr Hometown / High School / Last School 1 Macy Jerger Jr.... Fort Myers, Fla. / Fort Myers 2 Eva Torruella R-So....San Juan, Puerto Rico / Saint Johns School 4 Devan Hultquist R-So....Tallahassee, Fla. / Chiles 5 Lauren Anderson Gr....Peoria, Ariz. / Liberty / Utah State 10 Ali Eager Jr.... Southlake, Texas / Liberty Christian School 12 Vanessa Freire Sr.... Windermere, Fla. / Lake Highland Preparatory 14 Marielle Diaz Fr....Boca Raton, Fla. / Calvary Christian Academy 15 Alaina Chacon Fr....Crown Point, Ind. / Crown Point 20 Brooke Kuhlman Jr....Naples, Fla. / Barron Collier 21 Molly McBain So....Toronto, Ont. / Malvern Collegiate Institute 24 Nikki Esposito Jr....Deerfield Beach, Fla. / Pompano Beach 25 Tory Paranagua Sr.... Austin, Texas / Anderson 30 Sara Putt R-So.... Jupiter, Fla. / Jupiter / Stetson 31 Ashley Robert Fr.... McKinney, Texas / McKinney 32 Francesca Goncalves So....Dallas, Texas / Bishop Lynch 33 Madison Fitzpatrick Fr.... Tallahassee, Fla. / Lincoln 34 Hailey Luke R-Sr.... Altamonte Springs, Fla. / Lake Brantley 35 Katie Horton R-Sr.... Westland, Mich. / Wayne Memorial 40 Breana Edwards R-Jr.... Jacksonville, Fla. / Bishop Kenny 41 Avery Poppinga Fr.... Austin, Texas / St. Stephen s Episcopal 42 Bailey Reardon Fr....Milton, Ga. / Milton ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Ht Yr Hometown/Last School 5 Lauren Anderson Gr....Peoria, Ariz. / Liberty / Utah State 15 Alaina Chacon Fr....Crown Point, Ind. / Crown Point 14 Marielle Diaz Fr....Boca Raton, Fla. / Calvary Christian Academy 10 Ali Eager Jr.... Southlake, Texas / Liberty Christian School 40 Breana Edwards R-Jr.... Jacksonville, Fla. / Bishop Kenny 24 Nikki Esposito Jr....Deerfield Beach, Fla. / Pompano Beach 33 Madison Fitzpatrick Fr.... Tallahassee, Fla. / Lincoln 12 Vanessa Freire Sr.... Windermere, Fla. / Lake Highland Preparatory 32 Francesca Goncalves So....Dallas, Texas / Bishop Lynch 35 Katie Horton R-Sr.... Westland, Mich. / Wayne Memorial 4 Devan Hultquist R-So....Tallahassee, Fla. / Chiles 1 Macy Jerger Jr.... Fort Myers, Fla. / Fort Myers 20 Brooke Kuhlman Jr....Naples, Fla. / Barron Collier 34 Hailey Luke R-Sr.... Altamonte Springs, Fla. / Lake Brantley 21 Molly McBain So....Toronto, Ont. / Malvern Collegiate Institute 25 Tory Paranagua Sr.... Austin, Texas / Anderson 41 Avery Poppinga Fr.... Austin, Texas / St. Stephen s Episcopal 30 Sara Putt R-So.... Jupiter, Fla. / Jupiter / Stetson 42 Bailey Reardon Fr....Milton, Ga. / Milton 31 Ashley Robert Fr.... McKinney, Texas / McKinney 2 Eva Torruella R-So....San Juan, Puerto Rico / Saint Johns School COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Brooke Niles (3rd Season)...UC Santa Barbara (2003) Assistant Coach: Raul Papaleo (2nd Season)...Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne (1999) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Nick Lucena (1st Season)...Florida State (2003) Director of Operations:Shawn Matthews (1st Season)... Abilene Christian University (2004) 8

2018 SEASON PREVIEW The phrase National Championship is something the Florida State beach volleyball team isn t afraid to throw around this season.

National Championship. It s something we want to remind ourselves every day to work for, head coach Brooke Niles said.

10 2018 SEASON PREVIEW The phrase National Championship is something the Florida State beach volleyball team isn t afraid to throw around this season. After coming so close to the championship for the second year in a row and taking home another conference title in 2017, the Seminoles have upped the pressure and set their sights on the 2018 National Championship. It s something we want to remind ourselves every day to work for, head coach Brooke Niles said. They ve shown a lot of discipline in practice and they definitely have that goal on their minds. In just two seasons at the helm, Niles has set a number of records and coached some of the best teams the program has ever seen, but she isn t even close to being done. Although the team is looking forward to its ultimate goal of claiming the championship, right now the Seminoles are just looking forward to getting the season started. They re just ready to compete, Niles said. We have one of the longest off-seasons of any sport, so by the time preseason training is over and we compete in our first scrimmage it s been five and a half weeks. So I think they re just ready to test themselves against competition and really get the season going. Expectations remain high for the team heading into the 2018 season, as the Seminoles will see a challenging schedule to prepare for what they hope is a deep postseason run. Florida State opens the season in DeLand, Fla., at the Stetson Spring Fling, where it will face the hosting Hatters and three CCSA op- ponents Florida Atlantic, South Carolina and Georgia State. The Seminoles then return home for the earliest home event the team has ever seen, hosting St. Petersburg College, Stetson and conference opponent College of Charleston in the Hampton Inn Capitol-University Invitational. The challenging schedule takes FSU out to Southern California for the East Meets West Challenge, where the team will face the four other top-5 opponents Hawaii, Pepperdine, UCLA and USC. The Seminoles stay in California to take on Pepperdine again, along with Long Beach State and LMU in a set of midweek matches. The Seminoles will then stay in Florida for the Hickory Point Lake Bash in Tavares and a Garnet and Gold scrimmage at home on March 24, before heading south for FIU s Surf & Turf Invitational in South Beach Miami. FSU will then host its third and final home event of the season, taking on FAU, UNC Wilmington, TCU, UAB and Georgia State in the Seminole Beach Battle in April. The regular season will conclude in Baton Rouge at LSU s Battle on the Bayou, where the Noles will see conference opponents Georgia State and LSU, along with Jacksonville State and New Orleans before heading into the postseason. Niles will return 14 letterwinners this season, as well as six of the nation s top recruits and one indoor graduate transfer. Another major addition for the Seminoles this season is Volunteer Assistant Coach Nick Lucena. Lucena returns to his alma mater in the midst of a highly successful career on the professional circuit. Since graduating from FSU in 2003, Lucena has picked up 17 overall first place finishes, including nine AVP gold medals and eight international titles. Alongside partner Phil Dalhausser, the duo finished fifth in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in It s kind of surreal having an Olympian on the court with you, said sophomore Francesca Goncalves. He sees things that other people just don t see, and his input is very honest. He will just tell you how it is. We need that honesty is this game because we need to fix our weaknesses, and I think he is here to take us to the next level. On the courts, the Seminoles will look to 9

2018 SEASON PREVIEW seniors Vanessa Freire and Tory Paranagua to lead the team this season, after the duo clinched the 2017 CCSA Championship match and claimed the CCSA Tournament MVP title as a pair.

Freire sits right behind her classmate with a 29-5 record n 2017 the second-most on the team and a 77-20 career record, which is good for the ninth-most in program history.

11 2018 SEASON PREVIEW seniors Vanessa Freire and Tory Paranagua to lead the team this season, after the duo clinched the 2017 CCSA Championship match and claimed the CCSA Tournament MVP title as a pair. Paranagua led the team with a 30-8 record last season, giving her an career record the eighth-most in program history. Freire sits right behind her classmate with a 29-5 record n 2017 the second-most on the team and a career record, which is good for the ninth-most in program history. Although the seniors will be expected to lead the team, an outstanding season from junior Brooke Kuhlman earns her a spot at the top of the lineup. Kuhlman became FSU s eighth AVCA All-American last season after going with partner Leigh Andrew. The two defeated 18 ranked opponents and recorded the match point in FSU s first win over Pepperdine. Her successful sophomore season also landed her a DiG Magazine All-American honor and a spot on the All-CCSA First Team. Returning for her sophomore season is FSU s 2017 breakout star Francesca Goncalves. In her freshman campaign, Goncalves picked up 29 wins on her way to becoming the CCSA Freshman of the Year, the DiG Magazine Freshman of the Year, as well as earing a DiG Magazine All-American honor and a spot on the CCSA All-Tournament Team. Her 29-7 record was good for the second-most on the team and the 16th-most by an individual in a single season. We re definitely going to rely on our experience this year, Niles said. But we also have a crop of really athletic freshmen that came in. So we re going to try to combine the two and see where that takes us. While all six freshmen this season are bound to make an impact for the Noles on the sand, one local name stands out the most Tallahassee s own Madison Fitzpatrick. Her success as both an athlete and a student earned Fitzpatrick Lincoln High School s Trojan of the Year award and the Wendy s Heisman award in 2017, and shortly after graduation she was named an AVCA High School Beach All-American. In the past we ve had a lot of great experience on this team, and this program is a top team for a reason, Niles said. Part of that is what we do on the recruiting side and then how we train them as athletes when they re here. I m just excited to put all these tools together. Also stepping onto the sand for the first time this season for the Seminoles will be redshirt sophomore Sara Putt and graduate transfer Lauren Anderson. A transfer from Stetson, Putt became an AVCA All-American as a freshman in 2016, going 32-3 at the No. 1 position to claim the Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year honor. Anderson comes to the Seminoles after a four-year indoor career at Utah State and Pittsburgh. She finished her senior campaign ranked nationally in six major statistical categories and set a number of USU records. With some of the most talent the program has seen on one roster, FSU is hoping to finalize its starting lineup this Saturday, February 17 at the Garnet and Gold scrimmage in Jacksonville Beach. The Seminoles play on the sand in between 6th and 7th Ave. North, and first serve is set for noon. After enduring a long off-season and training harder than they ever have before, the team is eager to get back in the sand and start competing. Although it is important to focus on each opponent individually, the team has no plans to stop talking about that National Championship title. We have a certain standard we hold ourselves up to, Niles said. I think other programs are different in that they just want to get someplace or get a certain amount of wins. We know what we re capable of, and I don t think there s anything wrong with voicing those opinions. 10

HEAD COACH BROOKE NILES T h i r d Season UC Santa Barbara (2003) FSU RECORD: 61-12 COLLEGIATE RECORD: 61-12 CAREER RECORD: 61-12 Florida State University athletics announced the hiring of U.S. beach volleyball professional Brooke Niles as the Seminoles beach volleyball head coach on June 16, 2015.

In 2016, Niles led the Seminoles to unprecedented heights during the program s first season as an official NCAA Championship sport.

12 HEAD COACH BROOKE NILES T h i r d Season UC Santa Barbara (2003) FSU RECORD: COLLEGIATE RECORD: CAREER RECORD: Florida State University athletics announced the hiring of U.S. beach volleyball professional Brooke Niles as the Seminoles beach volleyball head coach on June 16, Niles, a California native who earned All-America honors as a player, has coached at the collegiate, junior college, club and high school levels working with both indoor and sand volleyball teams. In 2016, Niles led the Seminoles to unprecedented heights during the program s first season as an official NCAA Championship sport. Her first year in Tallahassee was highlighted by a series of program firsts including a school-record for dual-match victories (32), a conference championship, the top-seed in the inaugural NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship and a national runner-up finish. Florida State hit the ground running under Niles, winning its first 14 matches, all on the road, with eight of those victories coming against ranked foes including five ranked in the top-10. One of those wins came against then-no. 2 Southern California in Los Angeles as the Seminoles snapped the Women of Troy s 19-match home win streak. FSU went on to earn the No. 1 overall seed at the NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship after claiming the 2016 Coastal Collegiate Sports Association (CCSA) Conference title. The Seminoles finished the 2016 campaign as the national runner-up at the NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship in Gulf Shores, Ala. after posting a 3-2 record at the tournament. FSU went on to set the single-season school record for victories in a season with 32 and ranked in the Top 5 of the AVCA national poll all year. Along with their 14-match win streak, the Seminoles also put together a school-record 17-match win streak which saw Florida State outscore the opposition At season s end, Florida State registered 19 victories over ranked schools, while posting an 11-3 mark against teams ranked in the Top 10. In her second year under the helm Niles continued the winning tradition of Florida State beach volleyball. The team finished with the second most wins in school history and the third most in the country (29). Niles and the Noles secured back-to-back CCSA Championships after they defeated FIU 3-0 in 34 minutes. Florida State reached their second consecutive NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship appearance and sixth straight post season appearance, tied for most of any school. The Seminoles finished the 2017 season in fourth place at the NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship in Gulf Shore, Ala. after going 2-2 at the tournament. The Noles defeated a school record 22 ranked teams during the 2017 season, including 13 wins over top-10 teams and three over top-5 teams. The 2017 season saw the Garnet and Gold defeat Pepperdine for the first time in school history as they took down the second-ranked wave in Tallahassee. Under Niles, Florida State garnered two AVCA All-Americans, six CCSA All- Conference selections, a league-best three student-athletes named to the CCSA All-Academic team in 2016, the CCSA Scholar Athlete of the Year (Macy Jerger) in 2017, the CCSA Pair of the Year in 2016 (Julie Brown/Jace Pardon) and 10 Seminoles who earned a spot on the CCSA Academic Honor Roll. Niles was recognized for her outstanding effort in her first season at the helm of the Seminole beach volleyball program as she was named National Coach of the Year by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA). Niles, who earned a law and society degree from UC Santa Barbara in 2003, was a third-team All-American while playing for the Gauchos where she also was a three-time All-Big West selection and named conference freshman of the year. Following her playing career at UCSB, Niles spent three years as an assistant indoor coach at her alma mater before beginning a successful professional beach volleyball career in 2007 that saw her win numerous pro tournaments along with being named the AVP Beach Defensive Player of the Year in While climbing to a Top 5 ranking in the National Volleyball Beach League and spending as a member of the USA Beach National Team, Niles was a first alternate for the USA 2012 London Olympic Beach National team. The Woodland Hills native returned to coaching in 2010 at Oxnard Junior College with the indoor team. In 2012, she began coaching professional beach volleyball teams competing on the FIVB World Tour from the USA, Costa Rica and the Netherlands. Most recently Niles coached at Mira Costa High School in California and she was the director, founder and head coach of The Beach Team Club in Hermosa. I m very excited that Brooke joined our volleyball family, said FSU Volleyball Head Coach Chris Poole. She played beach volleyball and indoor volleyball at the highest level. She has also coached indoor volleyball at a Top 10 level in the NCAA Division I and she has coached and trained with some of the best beach players in the world. The references we got from National Team level players, coaches, and Gold Medalists were outstanding. She had a very impressive resume and made an impact on everyone during her visit. Brooke will lead the squad in a fantastic way and help the ladies grow and learn in so many ways, said Kerri Walsh, a three-time Olympic gold medalist in beach volleyball. Her competitiveness is truly an asset as it leads her to work hard and push for excellence. She practices what she preaches and this to me is what coaching/teaching is all about. Niles is married to Nick Lucena, a Florida State graduate, professional beach volleyball player on the AVP Tour and Olympian in the 2016 Olympics in Rio. They have two sons, Gunnar and Cole. Niles Winning Percentage Year School Record Winning % NCAA 2016 Florida State Finals 2017 Florida State Quarterfinals 11

ASSISTANT COACH RAUL PAPALEO SECOND SEASON INDIANA UNIVERSITY - PURDUE UNIVERSITY AT FORT WAYNE Raul Papaleo joined the Florida State beach volleyball program as assistant coach in December 2016.

American University in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. He piloted American University to a runner-up finish in the Puerto Rican National Championship match.

13 ASSISTANT COACH RAUL PAPALEO SECOND SEASON INDIANA UNIVERSITY - PURDUE UNIVERSITY AT FORT WAYNE Raul Papaleo joined the Florida State beach volleyball program as assistant coach in December Papaleo, a 2004 beach volleyball Olympian and standout indoor collegiate and professional beach volleyball player, began his coaching career in , where he served as the head men s coach at American University in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. He piloted American University to a runner-up finish in the Puerto Rican National Championship match. During Papaleo s first year as an assistant at FSU he helped lead the Noles to a 29-9 record, a CCSA Championship and fourth place at the 2017 NCAA Beach Volleyball championship. Papaleo played a pivotal role in helping lead the Seminoles to 22 wins over ranked opponents, with 13 of those wins coming against top-10 teams and three over top-5 teams. Papaleo s coaching career before Florida State came at the high school and club level in California, where he made his first stop at the Tstreet Volleyball Club in Irvine. He coached the 13U and 16U programs to a pair of Top 10 rankings in the Southern California Volleyball Association (SCVA) in 2011 and From there he led the 16U team to the No. 1 ranking in the SVCA, winning two silver medals at the Junior National Qualifiers and a seventh place finish in the National Open Division in While serving as the head coach for the Tstreet Volleyball Club he was also an assistant coach for Corona del Mar High School in Newport Beach. In 2012, with Papaleo s assistance, Corona del Mar finished 28-7 and ranked 20th nationally. In August 2013, Papaleo assumed the role as both the indoor and beach volleyball coach at Laguna Beach High School. Coaching one of the top programs in Orange County, he led the indoor team to three league titles and a 30-0 record from In the indoor team was a runner-up in the California Interscholastic Federation playoffs. Papaleo helped start the Laguna Beach High School beach volleyball program in 2014, guiding the team to a conference championship in its first season. He followed that by guiding the beach team to a second place finish in the Southern California Region and 10th-place finish in the region according to Interscholastic Beach Volleyball League. His most recent stints on the club circuit came in with the A4 Volleyball Club in Foothill Ranch and with the Laguna Beach Volleyball Club. His A4 13U team reached the gold medal match of the LA Junior National Qualifier with an undefeated 10-0 record, earning a national tournament bid, while the 15U unit earned a silver at the Chicago Junior National Qualifier and a national tournament invitation. Papaleo served as the head coach for the the Laguna Beach Volleyball Club 13U and 18U teams. He led the 13U team to a third-place showing in the SCVA as they qualified for the Junior National Tournament (Open Division). Meanwhile, his 18U squad captured a silver medal at the Junior Nationals (Open Division) and placed first in the SCVA. Papaleo, a native of Caguas, Puerto Rico, competed in indoor volleyball for Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne (IPFW) while earning his degree in supervision. His IPFW team made back-toback appearances in the Final Four (1991, 1992) as it captured the Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (MIVA) title in Papaleo was an integral part of the success at IPFW as he was named NCAA All-American (1992, 1993), 1992 MIVA Player of the Year, the school s 1993 Athlete of the Year and now has a spot in the IPFW Hall of Fame. In 1995, following the closure of his collegiate indoor career Papaleo earned his first win on the Association of Volleyball Professionals (AVP) Tour event in Denver, Colo., alongside partner Greg Ryan on the beach circuit. He followed that by playing in the pre-qualifier for his native Puerto Rico and was named as the AVP Rookie of the Year in During a four-year stint on the AVP Tour, , Papaleo finished among the Top 10 on 14 occasions. That included four fifth-place outings, four seventh-place finishes and six ninth-place outings. Papaleo then returned to the Puerto Rico National Tour where he spent the next 10 years of his career ( ). While in his native land Papaleo established the national record for tournament victories (25+) and was a five-time national champion. Among the standout beach volleyball accomplishments in his career include a gold medal at the Central American & Caribbean Games (2002), ninth-place finish at the 2003 World Championships in Rio de Janeiro (2003), two NORCECA gold medals (2003, 2008) and one NORCECA silver medal (2006). Papaleo and his teammate Ramon Hernandez brought home the bronze medal at the 2003 Pan-American Games when the combo downed the United States tandem of David Fischer and Brad Torsone. Papaleo and Hernandez went onto represent Puerto Rico in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens marking the first time in the country s history that it was represented by a beach volleyball team at an Olympic competition. On February 10, 2017 Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne retired Papaleo s number nine jersey. Raul lives in Tallahasse with his girlfriend Marianelly Agosto and three kids; 12-year-old Raul Sebastiani, six-year-old Victoria and oneyear-old Nicolas. 12

14 Florida State beach volleyball head coach Brooke Niles announced the hiring of Nick Lucena as a volunteer assistant coach on Sept. 15. Lucena returns to his alma mater from the professional circuit, where he has received numerous accolades over his 16-year career. He and his partner, Phil Dalhausser, are currently the No. 1 ranked international team, while Lucena himself holds the No. 1 ranking in the world. Most recently, Lucena and Dalhausser won their third gold medal of the 2017 FIVB season at the World Tour Finals. This was the pair s eighth FIVB gold medal and 16th podium finish. Entering the 2017 season, Lucena owned the second-longest active streak of reaching the semifinals, having done so at least once each year since Lucena and Dalhausser first paired up in 2003, and reunited in 2015 on the pro circuit. Just a year later, the pair qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro as a No. 3 seed, finishing fifth after being eliminated in the quarterfinals. The same season, the pair earned eight international medals, which was the most on the Tour. They played in four AVP events, winning twice, and only losing three matches during the season due to injury forfeits. In their three AVP tournaments together in 2015, Lucena and Dalhausser lost just two matches. They finished second, then won in Manhattan Beach, then placed third. Lucena ended the year with the most kills per set on Tour (7.34) and was fifth in digs per set (4.88). On the FIVB Tour Lucena played eight times with Brunner, earning his first medal, a bronze, in St. Petersburg, Fla. Lucena and Dalhausser played five FIVB tournaments together, getting three silvers (including two in the U.S.) and one gold medal. From , the Fort Lauderdale, Fla. native advanced to the AVP semifinals with eight different partners and reached the title match with six of them. In 2010, Lucena started a new partnership with Matt Fuerbringer, and in their first tournament together they advanced to the finals in Fort Lauderdale. The duo collected their first win together in Virginia Beach. On the FIVB Tour Lucena and Fuerbringer advanced from four qualifiers in the first six events, with a best of fifth place twice, before winning silver in the Klagenfurt Grand Slam. That event marked the first ever FIVB semifinal for Lucena. The duo ended their season with a bronze medal in The Hague. Lucena and Fuerbringer played in 14 FIVB events in 2011, winning a silver medal in Quebec after knocking off three straight teams seeded sixth or higher. The duo placed ninth in the World Championships in Rome, and ended the season with a fourth-place finish. They were the ninth-ranked team in the FIVB season points. The following season, the two placed second in the FIVB season nick lucena VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON FLORIDA STATE (2003) opener, and advanced to the semifinals in both AVP events. In 2008, Lucena was named both the AVP s Most Improved Player and Best Defensive Player. During the 2008 season, Lucena ended the year with 16 AVP top-5 finishes. In 2013, Lucena teamed with Theo Brunner and found some success, winning at Huntington Beach and ending the season with five top-3 finishes. Lucena has also found success internationally with sixteen top-5 finishes in FIVB competition. Lucena made his AVP main draw debut in 2003 at Belmar, where he partnered with Dalhausser once again. In 2004, the pair started out the season with a seventh place finish in Ft. Lauderdale. In Huntington Beach they advanced to the first semifinal after knocking off top seeded Karch Kiraly and Mike Lambert, as well as both U.S. Olympic teams. In the last event of the season, Lucena had a 13th place finish with Chad Turner after being eliminated by Dalhausser. He ranked sixth in kills per game (7.23) and eighth in digs per game (4.54). Lucena made his pro beach volleyball debut on the BVA Tour in Clearwater with Jason Aucoin, who played in his only event ever, and the duo did not advance from the qualifier. Lucena graduated from Florida State in 2003 with a degree in Sport Management. He has three brothers and a sister, Lauren, who played soccer at Florida Atlantic. Lucena is married to head coach Brooke Niles, and they have two sons, Gunnar and Cole. 13

SUPPORT STAFF Natosha Gottlieb Assistant

15 SUPPORT STAFF Natosha Gottlieb Assistant Strength & Speed Coach Tasha Fisher Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance Christian Kinlaw Student Manager Trevor Hooker Athletic Trainer Jordan Simison Marketing Assistant Jon Justice Student Manager Sports Information Assistant Accounting Specialist David Register Shawn Wagner Matteo Luzzeri Lindsey Taylor Tristan Register NOT PICTURED NOT PICTURED NOT PICTURED Matthew Roque-Paskow Nathan Yarbrough Jake Blattner Kelsey Bibik Mental Performance Assistant Director of Event Management NOT PICTURED NOT PICTURED Connor Flaherty Shaun Stafstrom Student Manager 14 Student Manager Student Manager Equipment Manager NOT PICTURED Zack Hamel Student Manager Academic Advisor Student Manager Sports Nutrition

16 5 Lauren anderson R e d s h i r t Senior 6-0 Peoria, A r i z. Liberty SENIOR (UTAH STATE, 2017): Finished her senior campaign ranked nationally and in the Mountain West in six major statistical categories, with 4.68 points per set (31st nationally, 2nd in the MW), 4.13 kills per set (33rd nationally, 2nd in the MW), 446 total kills (57th natioanlly, 2nd in the MW), 505 points (63rd nationally 2nd in the MW), attacks per set (111th nationally, 4th in the MW), and 1,109 total attacks (126th nationally, 5th in the MW) Became the first Aggie to eclipse 400 kills in a season since 2011 as she totaled 446 in her senior season Her season total kills is also the ninth-most in a single season in USU history Became the first Aggie since 2014 to receive two all-conference honors in their career, and the first Aggie to be honored in backto-back seasons with her 2016 and 2017 All-Mountain West nods Finished her career at Utah State with a.253 hitting percentage ( ,214), which is the ninth best percentage earned in a career in USU history Finished the season ranked second in the Mountain West in both kills per set (4.13) and points per set (4.68) Named to the Lumberjack Classic All-Tournament Team after totaling 44 kills (4.40 per set), earning a.297 attack percentage and picking up 27 digs, 6 blocks, 2 aces and 1 assist Named to the Arkansas Classic All-Tournament Team after finishing the weekend with 41 kills, 18 digs and 5 service aces, and hitting.279 Recorded the most attempts of any Mountain West player during the first weekend of the season with a career-high 69 attacks against CSU Bakersfield on Aug. 26, where she finished the match one shy of her career high with 22 kills Earned nine 20-plus kill outings in the season, including career-high-tying 23-kill performances against SDSU on Sept. 21, at Wyoming on Nov. 4, and against Air Force on Nov. 11 Her nine matches with 20+ kills was the most in a season since 2007 Logged a career-high 23 digs against Southern Utah on Sept. 15; she and Tasia Taylor (28 digs) became the first pair of USU teammates to tally 20 or more digs in a match since the 2013 season. JUNIOR (UTAH STATE, 2016): All-Mountain West Named to the Oregon State-hosted Ultra Ankle all-tournament team after leading the Aggie outsides with a.240 hitting percentage ( ) during the weekend Named to the Denver-hosted Pioneer Invitational all-tournament team, where she led the Aggies with 44 kills and a.300 hitting percentage ( ) and finished second on the team with 21 digs Played in 30 matches with eight starts, appearing in 107 sets Led the team with 377 kills and 997 attempts, averaging 3.52 per set and hitting.259 ( ) Recorded her first career double-double with 16 kills and 15 digs at Denver 15

(9/3) Recorded a career-high 23 kills against Nevada (10/22) Recorded double-digit kills 23 times during the season and had 20 or more kills in two matches Finished the year ranked No.

17 (9/3) Recorded a career-high 23 kills against Nevada (10/22) Recorded double-digit kills 23 times during the season and had 20 or more kills in two matches Finished the year ranked No. 6 in league play with 3.49 kills per set and No. 10 with 3.69 points per set Recorded 100 digs during the year, logging a career-high 15 against Denver (9/3) Also recorded 32 blocks, 11 assists and three service aces Joe E. & Elma Whitesides Scholar Athlete Earned academic all-mountain West honors. PERSONAL: Born on Dec. 10, 1994 One of two children of Jon and Shawna Anderson Majoring in actuarial science and management information systems Was involved in a summer internship with the National Agricultural Statistics Service, a branch of the USDA, during the summer of SOPHOMORE (UTAH STATE, 2015): Played in 10 matches with one start, appearing in 20 sets Recorded 24 kills on 96 attempts, including season highs of nine kills and 32 attempts against Houston (8/28), while hitting.135 ( ) on the year Hit a seasonhigh.556 (5-0-9) in the season finale at Boise State (11/24) Also logged 12 digs, four blocks and one assist Missed 15 matches early in the season due to injury. AT PITTSBURGH ( ): Played two years, spending her first year as a redshirt Appeared in four matches for the Panthers in 2014, recording four kills, two digs and three blocks, while playing outside hitter. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Liberty High School in Peoria, Ariz Helped the team to a record over three years, earning a pair of Peoria Unified School District (PUSD) first-team accolades Also picked up Chandler Tournament first-team and Skyline Region first-team honors Guided Liberty HS to a runner-up finish at state Played club for Arizona Desert Sky from , helping the team to an overall mark of 94-6 over that span Also lettered in track & field at Liberty HS. 16 ACCOLADES All-Mountain West (2017) All-Mountain West (2016) Academic All-Mountain West (2016) Joe E. & Elma Whitesides Scholar Athlete (2016)

12 VANESSA FREIRE S e n i o r 5-10 Windermere, Fla. Lake Highland Prep OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL 2015-16 77-20 (.794) 4-2 (.667) 73-18 (.

73-18 0-2 29-7 28-5 8-1 8-3 JUNIOR (2017): Was named CCSA Tournament MVP with partner Victoria Paranagua earned CCSA Pair of the Week with Francesca Goncalves (April 11).

18 12 VANESSA FREIRE S e n i o r 5-10 Windermere, Fla. Lake Highland Prep OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.794) 4-2 (.667) (.802) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL JUNIOR (2017): Was named CCSA Tournament MVP with partner Victoria Paranagua earned CCSA Pair of the Week with Francesca Goncalves (April 11)... finished her junior season with a 29-9 record, and the second most wins on the team appeared in every match of the 2017 season for the Noles partnered with Francesca Goncalves for 16 matches during the season, finishing 12-3 at the No. 2 position and 1-0 at the No. 3 position the duo defeated 10 ranked opponents, including UCLA (Kamila Tan/Madi Yeomans), USC (Sophie Bukovec/Allie Wheeler), South Carolina (Shannon Williams/Ali Denny) and Pepperdine (Corinne Quiggle/Brittany Howard) played in seven matches with Brooke Kuhlman posting a 4-3 record; went 4-2 at the No. 2 position finished off the season partnering with Victoria Paranagua in the CCSA and NCAA Championships the pair went 11-1 in the postseason and won their first eight matches together Paranagua and Freire went 6-0 at the CCSA Championship on their way to winning Tournament MVP the pair went 3-1 at the NCAA Championship they beat South Carolina (Shannon Williams/Ali Denny), UCLA (Kamila Tan/ Madi Yeomans) and avenged their earlier loss in the tournament to Hawaii (Ka iwi Schucht/Nikki Taylor). SOPHOMORE (2016): Was a member of the 2016 CCSA All- Tournament team finished her sophomore campaign posting an overall and dual-match record of 29-5 tied for the team lead in wins with Kristina Pellitteri and Victoria Paranagua appeared in 34 of 35 matches in 2016 partnered with Sierra Sanchez for 32 of her 34 matches going 24-5 at the No. 3 position, while also playing at No. 2 (1-0) and No. 4 (2-0) spots won their first 12 matches together to open the 2016 season went 18-4 against ranked foes with 11 of those victories coming against schools ranked in the Top 10 defeated Southern California s Nicolette Martin and Allie Wheeler twice in 2016, handing the Trojan duo two of their four dual-match losses on the year their first win against Martin/Wheeler in Los Angeles (March 11) a hard fought three-set victory snapped USC s 19-game home win streak earned CCSA Pair of the Week honors with Sanchez after helping FSU to four wins to open the 17

season on the west coast including two match clinching victories went a perfect 12-0 against CCSA foes as 11 of the 12 matches were determined in straight sets, while five clinched the team win

19 season on the west coast including two match clinching victories went a perfect 12-0 against CCSA foes as 11 of the 12 matches were determined in straight sets, while five clinched the team win finished the CCSA Tournament a perfect 5-0 en route to earning All-Tournament team honors went 3-2 at the NCAA Tournament with Sanchez to lead all Seminole pairs in wins in Gulf Shores posted a 7-1 mark in three-set matches also went 1-0 with Annie Montgomery and Brooke Kuhlman in dual-match both coming at the No. 3 position. FRESHMAN (2015): Posted a 19-6 overall record during her freshman season, pairing with two teammates on the year ranked seventh on the team with 19 wins paired with Annie Montgomery to go 18-5, and 1-1 with Katherine Plessy saw action at the No. 3, 4, and 5 positions paired with Montgomery at the LMU/USC Pairs Tournament (3/14) at the No. 4 position pulled off a upset victory over USC s No. 2 pairs in the round of 16 collected team points for FSU in dual match victories over Arizona State, Tulane, UAB and South Carolina at the No. 4 spot earned a point for FSU in a 3-2 loss to Georgia State at No. 4 picked up a straight set victory against Carson- Newman at the No. 3 position at the Gamecock Invitational finished the tournament with a 5-1 record won the Team Cup Gold Bracket with Montgomery at the Siesta Key Tournament (4/12) posting a 6-1 record on the day played at the No. 4 position in both matches with Montgomery at the AVCA National Championships in Gulf Shores, Ala. dropped their opening round match to No. 3 FIU (May 1) in straight sets (18-21, 13-21) bounced back to earn the Noles a point in the consolation round against No. 2 Hawaii (May 1) winning in three sets (18-21, 21-18, 15-7) helped the Seminoles tie for seventh place at the national tournament. HIGH SCHOOL: Helped Lake Hizooghland Prep reach the Class 4A State Finals in 2013 was rated the No.1 overall recruit for the 2014 class in the state of Florida named an AVCA All-American for sand volleyball her senior year selected First-Team All-Central Florida for girls high school volleyball her senior year won the Best Defensive Player Award and Best All-Around Player Award her senior year was the highest point scorer on the U18 Florida Region USAV tour took second at the National High Performance U19 Beach Championships at Hermosa Beach in 2012 named Most Valuable Player her freshman and sophomore year a member of the Junior National Beach Team for several years participated in the USA Volleyball Girls A1/A2 Youth Holiday High Performance Camp in Chula Vista, Calif. in December of 2012 played for the Sonshine and Beach Dig volleyball clubs also played basketball and was a member of the track and field team voted as the Student Government Executive President her senior year student government Class of 2014 Secretary and Treasurer her freshman through junior year at Lake Highland Prep was secretary of the French Club in all four years of high school founded and was president of the Beach Volleyball Club at school. PERSONAL: Daughter of Lilene and Alex Freire her family is from Brazil and both of her parents attended college there she is a first generation American her brother, sister and brother-in-law all attended the University of Florida is a double majoring in marketing and advertising two-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll born October 19, ACCOLADES CCSA Tournament MVP (2017) CCSA Pair of the Week (2x, April 11, 2017 and March 8, 2016) DiG Magazine National Pair of the Week (April 12, 2017) CCSA All-Tournament Team (2016) Three-time ACC Academic Honor Roll ( ) CCSA Academic Honor Roll (2016) 18

25 Tory PARANAGUA S e n i o r 5-11 A u s t i n, T e x a s A n d e r s o n HS OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL 2015-17 84-21 (.800) 12-4 (.750) 71-17 (.

20 25 Tory PARANAGUA S e n i o r 5-11 A u s t i n, T e x a s A n d e r s o n HS OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.800) 12-4 (.750) (.807) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL JUNIOR (2017): Earned CCSA Tournament MVP was selected as the CCSA Pair of the Week with partner Macy Jerger (March 14) led the team in wins with a 30-8 record played 24 of her 38 matches at the No. 3 position, and another 13 at the No. 2 position at the No. 3 position Paranagua played most of her matches with partner Macy Jerger the pair went 19-7 together and picked up wins over LSU, Stetson, Long Beach State, Pepperdine, UCLA, USC, Hawaii, South Carolina, FIU and Grand Canyon won her first 10 matches of the season, including eight wins over ranked teams and four teams in the Top-5 played 12 matches with Vanessa Freire the duo went 11-1 as a pair and earned CCSA Tournament MVP honors the pair won their first eight matches together including wins over Arizona, South Carolina and FIU twice during their eight game winning streak Paranagua and Freire outscored their opponents , including seven straight-set wins...paranagua and Freire clinched the CCSA Championship match with a win over FIU 21-16, of her 30 wins came against ranked opponents, with her highest ranked win coming against USC on March 17...the pair went 3-1 at the NCAA Championship they beat South Carolina (Shannon Williams/Ali Denny), UCLA (Kamila Tan/Madi Yeomans) and avenged their earlier loss in the tournament to Hawaii (Ka iwi Schucht/Nikki Taylor). SOPHOMORE (2016): Recorded first team All-CCSA honors... partnered with Pellitteri for all 35 matches all but one of those matches coming at the No. 2 position only Seminole pair to play in every match in 2016 finished the season with a 29-3 dualmatch record with three matches resulting in a DNF one at the CCSA Championship and two at the NCAA Championship tied for the team lead in wins with Vanessa Freire and Pellitteri posted victories over 16 ranked teams including eight schools ranked in the Top 10 opened the season with 14 straight match victories as 13 matches were determined in straight sets earned CCSA Pair of the Week honors following the second week of competition after posting wins on the West Coast against Long Beach State (March 9), Cal State Northridge & UCLA (March 10) and Loyola Marymount & Southern Cal (March 11) pulled out a three-set victory against Southern California s Sophie Bukovec and Alexa 19

21 Strange at the No. 2 spot to help the Seminoles snap the Trojans 19-game home match winning streak went 10-1 at the No. 2 spot against CCSA conference foes including 4-0 at the conference tournament en route to earning all-conference honors all 11 matches during CCSA play were decided in straight sets defeated Texas A&M CC s Briana Brink and Kate Klepetka in straight sets in her lone match at the No. 1 position finished the year 2-0 in three-set matches recorded 54 career wins with Pellitteri good for the third most victories by an FSU pairs team in school history. FRESHMAN (2015): Paired with Kristina Pellitteri all season to post a record went 13-6 in dual match play and 4-3 against ranked teams tied for the most overall wins on the team Paranagua and Pellitteri are the only tandem to play every match of the season together posted a seven-game win streak at the No. 4 position out in California which included straight set wins over Long Beach State, TCU, Loyola Marymount and Southern Cal pulled out a tight three-set victory over Pepperdine s Asprey/Racich (21-15, 19-21, 16-14) to pick up FSU s lone team point of the match went 5-1 at the No. 1 position at the Gamecock Invitational won the Silver Bracket at the Fiesta on Siesta Key Tournament defeating South Carolina s No. 1 pair Frome/Mannisto (21-9, 21-17) lost to Georgia State s No. 1 pair Button/Olivova (22-20, 21-14) in day 1 of the FSU Pairs Tournament, but rallied the next day to clinch the top spots in the Gold Division played at the No. 2 position in both matches with Pellitteri at the AVCA National Championships in Gulf Shores, Ala... dropped their opening round match to No. 3 FIU (May 1) in a tough three sets (23-21, 15-21, 9-15) followed with a straight set loss (19-21, 19-21) in the consolation round to No. 2 Hawaii (May 1) helped the Seminoles tie for seventh place at the national tournament. HIGH SCHOOL: Captured first-place at the USA Volleyball High Performance U-21 Championship named Anderson High School Female Athlete of the Year in 2014 was a two-sport varsity athlete; was also a member of the swimming team selected to the All-District First-Team her sophomore, junior, and senior years made the All-Region team her senior year was the District Most Valuable Hitter in her senior year won the Most Valuable Player Award on the Anderson High School volleyball team in both her junior and senior seasons was the team leader in kills her sophomore, junior and senior year named Team Offensive Player of the Year her sophomore year participated at the USAV Transition Week U21 in Hermosa Beach, Calif earned a bid to the International Division at the USA Volleyball Junior National Championships by placing second in the U18 division at the Houston Open in 2013 played in the USA Volleyball Junior Beach Tour Championships in 2013 participated in the USA Volleyball Girls A1/ A2 Youth Holiday High Performance Camp in Chula Vista, Calif. in December of 2012 finished in first place at the AAU Jr. Olympic Qualifier Texas Volleyball Tour in 2014 in San Antonio, Texas and at AAU Jr. Olympic Qualifier Texas Volleyball Tour in 2013 in Austin, Texas school record holder for the 100 Freestyle, and 200 Freestyle Relay in swimming selected All-State for the 50 Freestyle as a senior and 200 Freestyle Relay her junior and senior seasons played for the Austin Junior and the TVT and Project Serve volleyball clubs member of the Anderson High School Leadership Council made the Academic All-District Team all four years for volleyball and swimming. PERSONAL: Daughter of Marjorie and Helio Paranagua a dual citizen of the United States and Brazil bilingual and can speak English and Portuguese has two older brothers Helped create the 2017 Floirda State beach volleyball hype video... loves hiking, snowboarding, traveling among many outdoor activities majoring in sports management born on October 28, ACCOLADES CCSA Tournament MVP (2017) CCSA Pair of the Week (2x, March 14, 2017 and March 15, 2016) First Team All-CCSA (2016) CCSA First Team All-Conference Team w/ Kristina Pellitteri (2016) CCSA Academic Honor Roll (2016) ACC Academic Honor Roll (2016) 20

34 HAILEY LUKE R e d s h i r t Senior 6-0 A lta m o n t e Springs, Fla. Lake Brantley HS OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL 2014-17 54-20 (.730) 7-2 (.778) 47-18 (.

22 34 HAILEY LUKE R e d s h i r t Senior 6-0 A lta m o n t e Springs, Fla. Lake Brantley HS OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.730) 7-2 (.778) (.723) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL REDSHIRT SEASON TOTAL REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2017): recorded a 22-8 record 25 of her 30 games were played at the No. 5 position went 18-7 at the No. 5 position and 4-1 at the No. 4 position teamed up with Eva Torruella for 19 matches, finishing the season with a 15-4 record the pair beat 11 ranked teams including UCLA (April 1), Pepperdine (April 14), FIU (March 31, April 15, April 22, April 23) and FAU (April 7, April 22) also played with Sierra Sanchez and went 2-1 at the No. 4 position, and earned two wins over ranked opponents: Stetson (March 4), and Long Beach State (March 11) Luke defeated 15 ranked opponents during her redshirt junior campaign was an important part of Florida State s postseason run as she went 6-2 in, including a 5-1 record during the CCSA Tournament. REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2016): posted an overall and dualmatch record of 17-7 in 2016 playing at the No. 4 and 5 positions partnered with four different Seminoles on the year, going 13-6 with Nikki Esposito, 2-1 with Katherine Plessy, and 1-0 with both Blyss Harkness and Kayla Joyce opened the season playing with Plessy, earning two wins against South Carolina and Arizona State (March 4) and a win with Harkness against New Mexico all three matches coming at the fifth position 10 of the 13 victories with Esposito resulted in straight set victories, while 18 of their 19 matches came at the No. 5 position (12-6) went 7-6 against ranked foes and 3-1 in three-set matches with Esposito finished the CCSA Tournament with a 4-1 record securing the match clinching victory in the championship final against Georgia State s (April 24) Alexis Townsend/Chloe Cook in three sets went 1-2 with Esposito at the NCAA Championships at the No. 5 spot opened with a thrilling, three-set victory to clinch the team win over Stetson dropped back-to-back straight set matches to Hawaii and Southern Cal missed the final two matches of the NCAA Championship due to injury. SOPHOMORE (2015): Claimed a redshirt during the 2015 beach volleyball season. FRESHMAN (2014): Gradually improved and gained experience 21

as the season went on eventually played her way into the starting lineup and held a 15-5 record mainly partnered with Sierra Sanchez won eleven consecutive matches with Sanchez and earned a starting

23 as the season went on eventually played her way into the starting lineup and held a 15-5 record mainly partnered with Sierra Sanchez won eleven consecutive matches with Sanchez and earned a starting spot to play in the AVCA National Championships defeated Stetson s fifth pair in the first round of the National Championships, 21-19, 16-21, (May 2) helped Florida State sweep No. 6 ranked FIU in the National Championship Quarterfinals by upending its fifth duo in straight sets, 26-24, (May 2) went 6-0 at the Florida State Pairs Challenge to capture the AAA bracket crown (April 18-19) went 3-0 in the Fiesta on Siesta Key Team Cup Pool Play to reach the Gold bracket eventually lost in the second round in the Gold bracket to Webber International s No. 1 team (April 12) partnered with Kayla Joyce for one match against No. 6 ranked UCLA s fifth team and defeated them in straight sets, 21-18, (March 14). HIGH SCHOOL: Earned a spot on the Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 List as a senior at Lake Brantley High...Florida Gatorade Player of the Year finalist in 2012 Seminole County Player of the Year and Seminole County All-Conference First Team as a senior All-Central Florida First Team performer (2012) who captained the varsity team from (three seasons)...part of the Lake Brantley Student Athlete Leadership Team from PERSONAL: Daughter of Jenni and Chad Luke mom is in the Athletic Hall of Fame at the University of Nebraska at Kearney for volleyball majoring in sport management born August 29, ACCOLADES Four-time ACC Academic Honor Roll ( ) CCSA Academic Honor Roll (2016) 22

35 KATIE HORTON R e d s h i r t Senior 6-1 Westland, Mich. Way n e Memorial OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL 2015-17 36-12 (.750) 8-1 (.889) 28-11 (.

20-9 7-2 REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2017): Was named to the CCSA All-Tournament Team earned CCSA Pair of the Week Honors with Francesca Goncalves twice (March 21 & April 18) finished the season with a 24-10

24 35 KATIE HORTON R e d s h i r t Senior 6-1 Westland, Mich. Way n e Memorial OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.750) 8-1 (.889) (.718) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2017): Was named to the CCSA All-Tournament Team earned CCSA Pair of the Week Honors with Francesca Goncalves twice (March 21 & April 18) finished the season with a record had four partners during the 2017 season, but played a majority of the time with Francesca Goncalves the pair went 15-4 together and earned CCSA Pair of the Week honors twice the duo started off 6-0 and then won seven in a row after their first loss during this 13-1 stretch Goncalves defeated Arizona, USC (2x), Georgia State, Stetson, Grand Canyon, FIU, Pepperdine, and South Carolina Horton took down 17 ranked opponents during her redshirt junior season 11 of those ranked wins came with Goncalves as her partner while partnering with Eva Torruella, Horton went 2-1 and took down two ranked opponents Stetson (March 4) and Long Beach State (March 11) while paired with Molly McBain, Horton went 3-4 Horton and McBain were able to take down Pepperdine (March 12) in Manhattan Beach, Calif. while partnered with Nikki Esposito, Horton recoreded a 4-1 record including three wins over ranked teams during the postseason Horton went 5-3 including a 4-1 record during the CCSA Championship and CCSA All-Tournament Team honors went 1-2 in the NCAA tournament with a win over UCLA s Isabelle Carey and Jordan Anderson 21-18, REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2016): Played in 12 total matches for Florida State during her redshirt sophomore campaign including eight dual-matches finished the season with an 8-1 record, 4-1 in dual-match competition played with Annie Montgomery at the No. 4 spot during the NCAA Tournament and went 1-1 with three matches resulting in a DNF recorded a win in straight sets against Hawaii (May 6), while suffering a straight set loss to USC (May 7) did not finish matches against Stetson, UCLA and Southern Cal in the national championship match made her first appearance of the season at the Siesta Key Tournament picking up wins at the No. 4 and 5 positions against FAU and UNC Wilmington 23

partnered with Nikki Esposito and pulled out a three-set victory against FAU (April 10) at the fifth position won in straight sets with Brooke Kuhlman against UNC Wilmington (April 10) at the fourth

25 partnered with Nikki Esposito and pulled out a three-set victory against FAU (April 10) at the fifth position won in straight sets with Brooke Kuhlman against UNC Wilmington (April 10) at the fourth spot also partnered with Esposito for a 21-18, 21-8 victory over Tulane at No. 5 in Tallahassee finished the season 2-1 at No. 4 and 2-0 at No. 5 captured the Pairs Bracket Play competition at the Siesta Key Tournament with Kuhlman going a perfect 4-0 defeated fellow teammates Milica Kubura and Cecilie Woie in the finals, PERSONAL: Daughter of Laura and David Horton majoring in sport management... born March 8, REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015): Appeared in five matches, all in tournaments, and posted a 4-1 record paired with fellow indoor player Cecilie Woie for four matches and once with Kayla Joyce was a perfect 4-0 with Woie at the FSU Pairs Tournament won the first three matches all in straight sets while surviving a three-set match against Georgia State s Rohan/Wilson (23-21, 19-21, 15-8). INDOOR CAREER: Had an illustrious three-year career for the Florida State indoor volleyball team... began her career at the University of Ohio... during the 2016 season she became the first Florida State volleyball player to have 1,000 kills and 1,000 digs in a career... was named first team All-ACC in HIGH SCHOOL: Led the Wayne Memorial Zebras to two-consecutive district tournament championship ranked No. 95 on PrepVolleyball.com s Senior Ace list... played six positions in high school... in three years with Premier Volleyball Club, led her team to back-to-back top-five finishes at the AAU Championships, earning All-America honors. 24 ACCOLADES CCSA All-Tournament Team (2017) CCSA Pair of the Week (2x, April 18, 2017 and March 21, 2017) Two-time ACC Academic Honor Roll (2016 and 2017)

26 1 MACY JERGER J u n i o r 6-1 Fort Myers, Fla. Fort Myers HS SOPHOMORE (2017): Earned CCSA Scholar Athlete of the year for having a 3.80 while majoring in Biology was a part of the CCSA Pair of the week w/ Victoria Paranagua (March 14, 2017) Posted and overall record of including a mark at the No. 3 position in dual-match play during her second year with Florida State Played at the No. 2, 3 and 4 positions partnering with three different Seminoles throughout the year went 19-7 with Victoria Paranagua, 1-0 with Francesca Goncalves, and 7-3 with Sierra Sanchez collected 13 wins against ranked opponents with Paranagua, playing with her for most of the season the duo took down Pepperdine (Skylar Caputo/ Heidi Dyer), UCLA (Elise Zappia/Torrey Van Winden) USC (Terese Cannon/ Nicolette Martin) and Hawaii s (Emily Maglio/Laurel Weaver) No. 3 pair in four straight matches across the East Meets West Invitational and the Outrigger Hawaii Invitational (March 12-17) the duo fell short and lost to USC during the Outrigger Invitational and the Gamecock Grandslam Jerger/Paranagua fell to UCLA for the first time during the Surf & Turf Invitational defeated five ranked opponents while pared with Sanchez went 5-1 including a point in the finals of the CCSA tournament to help lead the Noles to back-to-back CCSA titles defeated UNCW, Tulane, FAU and FIU twice, with four of those wins coming in straight sets at the CCSA Tournament played with Sanchez at the No. 3 position in the NCAA Tournament and went 1-2 defeating South Carolina (Katie Zimmerman/Maci Tendrich). FRESHMAN (2016): Posted an overall record of 13-5 including an 11-4 mark in dual-match play during her first season at Florida State played at the No. 3, 4, and 5 positions partnering with three different Seminoles went 9-2 with Annie Montgomery, 4-2 with Nikki Esposito, and 0-1 with Cecilie Woie collected three wins over ranked opponents while playing with Montgomery went 3-1 with one DNF in leading the Noles to the CCSA conference title defeated South Carolina twice and UAB, all in straight sets, at the CCSA Tournament also paired with Montgomery at the LSU Beach Invitational and finished second in the Gold Bracket Pairs Tournament after going 2-1 and falling to Grand Canyon s All-American, No. 1 pair of Mackenzie Phelps and Shannon Dugan paired with Woie against Hawaii (March 26) in DeLand and fell in straight sets to Hannah Zalopany and Ari Homayun at the No. 4 position posted a 2-2 record versus ranked foes with Esposito, two of those matches came at the NCAA Beach Volleyball Championships served as a reserve for the Seminoles before replacing the injured Hailey Luke for the final two matches of the tournament recorded a straight set win with Esposito against UCLA in the semifinals before falling to Southern Cal in the finals. U.S. JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAM (2014): Member of the USA HP A2 Beach Camp Team in 2014 and USA HP A2 Local Team in 2015 won silver at the U-19 USA Volleyball HP National Championships invited to participate at the HP transition weekend in California in 2014 & HIGH SCHOOL: AVCA All-American in Beach Volleyball in 2015 four-year varsity letterman in indoor volleyball at Fort Myers High School named the 2015 All-Area Player of the Year runner-up led Fort Myers indoor squad to four straight district titles ( ), three regional championships (2012, 2013, 2015) and two Lee County Championships (2014, 2015) reached the state Final Four in 2013 and finished as state runner-up in 2012 garnered LCAC All-Conference team accolades as a senior and was ranked as the sixth best outside hitter by MaxPreps in 2015 named National Scouting Report Player of the Week as a senior registered the highest GPA on the team and was recognized with the highest GPA Award in the state of Florida 7A in CLUB: Played club volleyball with USA South ( ) participated as a member of the U-12, U-13, U-14, U-15, U-16 & U-17 USA South National Indoor teams named USA South U17 Player of the Month in February 2014 captured the AAU National Championship U18 in 2015 won the USAV National Championship U18 in 2015 at Hickory Point placed fifth at the U-19 AAU Junior Olympics in 2015 and finished seventh in 2014 PERSONAL: Daughter of Susan and Darin Jerger ACC Academic Honor Roll honoree ( ) majoring in biology... born on June 20, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.727) 2-1 (.667) (.731) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL ACCOLADES CCSA Scholar-Athlete of the Year (2017) CCSA Pair of the Week with Paranagua (March 14, 2017) 2x ACC Academic Honor Roll (2016 & 17) CCSA Academic Honor Roll (2016) 25

10 ALI EAGER J u n i o r 5-11 Southlake, T e x a s Liberty Christian School SOPHOMORE (2017): Made five appearances during her sophomore campaign at Florida State, posting a 3-2 record all at the No.

27 10 ALI EAGER J u n i o r 5-11 Southlake, T e x a s Liberty Christian School SOPHOMORE (2017): Made five appearances during her sophomore campaign at Florida State, posting a 3-2 record all at the No. 5 position played three matches with Hailey Luke and went 2-1 the pair defeated Hawaii in straight sets (21-11, 22-20) and Nebraska (21-9, 18-21, 15-9), but lost to USC Eager played two matches with Molly McBain, going 1-1 the pair defeated South Carolina 21-16, in straight sets at the Gamecock Grandslam. FRESHMAN (2016): Made six appearances during her first season at Florida State posting an overall record of 4-2 including a 2-0 mark in dual-play action both dual matches came at the No. 5 position made her collegiate debut in her hometown state of Texas on March 19 winning in straight sets against Houston Baptist with Katherine Plessy partnered with freshman Meghan Conway at the No. 5 position in recording a straight set victory against UNC Wilmington (April 10) at the Siesta Key Tournament partnered once again with Eager at both the LSU Beach Invitational and Siesta Key Pairs Tournament finished both tournaments with a 1-1 record. U.S. JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAM: Member of the U-21 USA Beach Volleyball A2 squad (2015) invited to U-21 USA Holiday Beach Volleyball camp at Chula Vista in 2015 played for the USA Junior A1 U-19 National Beach Volleyball team in 2014 represented USA in Portugal as a member of the U-19 team in 2014 placed second with the U-19 USA team at the 2014 HP Championships participated at the USAVB Beach Volleyball Camp A2 ( ) won the 2011 USA Beach Volleyball National Championship. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity indoor player at Liberty Christian School ( ) named varsity freshmen Newcomer of the Year in 2011 garnered varsity sophomore Offensive Player of the Year in 2012 earned 5A TAPP s All-District Honorable Mention and was named to the Peaster Varsity All-Tournament team in 2012 served as indoor varsity captain in 2013 named MVP at Liberty Christian in 2013 earned 2013 MVP EMISISD Varsity Tournament accolades member of the National Honor Society ( ) and graduated with honors. CLUB: Played indoor club volleyball with TAV Black ( ) member of the 692 beach volleyball club squad ( ). PERSONAL: Daughter of Lori and John Eager majoring in exercise science... born on December 26, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.636) 2-2 (.500) 5-2 (.714) ACCOLADES ACC Academic Honor Roll (2017) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL

28 20 BROOKE KUHLMAN J u n i o r 5-10 Naples, Fla. Barron Collier HS SOPHOMORE (2017): Earned All CCSA First-Teams Honors with partner Leigh Andrew won her first two appearances at the one position against No. 10 LSU (21-10, 21-17) and No.9 Stetson (21-18, 21-19) with partner Leigh Andrew during the Stetson Spring Break Invitational (March 5)... the duo played 29 matches together, going they played 28 of their 29 matches at the No. 1 position (17-11) played one match at the No. 2 position (1-0) defeated 14 ranked teams while paired with Andrew the two took down UCLA, Hawaii, Pepperdine, South Carolina, FIU, TCU and grand Canyon Kuhlman along with Andrew recorded the match clinching point over Pepperdine (April 14) to lead Florida State to their first win over Pepperdine in school history played with Vanessa Freire for seven matches the pair posted a 4-3 record the two went 0-1 at the No.1 position and 4-2 at the No. 2 position with Andrew went the two went 7-2 in the post season (4-1 at the CCSA Championship and 3-1 at the NCAA Championship) defeated South Carolina (Adrianna Culbert/Katie Smith), UCLA (Nicole McNamara/Megan McNamara) and Hawaii (Morgan Martin/ Mikayla Tucker) in the NCAA National Championship. FRESHMAN (2016): Appeared in eight matches during her first season at Florida State finished her freshman campaign with an overall record of 7-1 including a 2-0 mark in dual-match play went 1-0 at both the No. 3 and 4 positions made her collegiate debut against Houston Baptist (March 19) and recorded a straight set victory at the third spot with Vanessa Freire won in straight sets with Katie Horton at No. 4 against UNC Wilmington (April 10) captured the Pairs Bracket Play competition at the Siesta Key Tournament with Horton going a perfect 4-0 defeated fellow teammates Cecilie Woie/Milica Kubura, 21-16, in the finals for the Siesta Key pairs title partnered with Blyss Harkness at the LSU Beach Invitational and finished in a tie for third in the Purple Bracket Pairs Tournament after going 1-1. HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year varsity starter at Barron Collier High School named captain as a senior broke the single-season kills record with 375 at Barron Collier as a senior a three-year All-County honoree (2013, 2014 & 2015) named MVP on her team as a senior year garnered 6A District Player of the Year accolades in 2015 graduated Summa Cum Laude and was a member of the National Honor Society as a junior and senior. CLUB: Played club volleyball with USA South selected for the A1 USVA National Beach team during the summer of PERSONAL: Daughter of Holly and Bill Kuhlman exploratory major dad Bill played football at Bowling Green State University born on August 5, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.651) 5-1 (.833) (.632) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL ACCOLADES AVCA All-American (2017) DiG Magazine All-American (2017) All-CCSA First Team (2017) ACC Academic Honor Roll (2x, ) CCSA Academic Honor Roll (2016) 27

24 NIKKI ESPOSITO J u n i o r 5-10 Deerfield Beach, Fla. Pompa n o Beach HS SOPHOMORE (2017): Finished her sophomore season with a 9-5 overall record played at the No.

29 24 NIKKI ESPOSITO J u n i o r 5-10 Deerfield Beach, Fla. Pompa n o Beach HS SOPHOMORE (2017): Finished her sophomore season with a 9-5 overall record played at the No. 4 and 5 positions throughout the season with an 8-2 record at the No. 4 position and a 1-3 record at the No. 5 position played five matches with Katie Horton and recorded a 4-1 record defeated Arizona State (April 1), TCU (April 7), FAU (April 7), South Carolina (April 8) while paired with Hailey Luke at the No. 4 and 5 position Esposito recorded a 3-2 record and defeated LSU (March 4), Cal Poly (March 11) and Utah (March 17) defeated four ranked teams during her sophomore campaign. FRESHMAN (2016): Earned Co-Freshman of the year in the CCSA...finished her freshman campaign with an overall and dual-match record of 19-8 led all Seminole freshmen in total match appearances and wins played at the No. 4 and 5 positions in all but two starts coming at the fifth spot went 17-8 at No. 5 and 2-0 at No. 4 partnered with three different Seminoles on the year going 13-6 with Hailey Luke, 4-1 with Macy Jerger and 2-0 with Katie Horton made her collegiate debut at No. 6 Long Beach State (March 9) and recorded a straight set victory with Luke at the No. 5 position 10 of the 13 victories with Hailey Luke resulted in straight set victories, while 18 of their 19 matches came at the No. 5 position (12-6) went 7-6 against ranked foes and 3-1 in three-set matches with Luke finished the CCSA Tournament with a 4-1 record securing the match clinching victory in the championship final against Georgia State s Alexis Townsend/Chloe Cook in three sets (April 24) posted a 2-2 record versus ranked foes with Macy Jerger and 2-0 mark with Katie Horton went 1-2 with Luke at the NCAA Championships and 1-1 with Macy Jerger as all five matches came at the No. 5 spot opened with a thrilling, three-set victory to clinch the team win over Stetson dropped back-to-back straight set matches to Hawaii and Southern Cal recorded a straight set win with Jerger against UCLA in the semifinals before falling to Southern Cal in the finals. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity starter at Pompano Beach High School served as captain of the indoor volleyball team as a senior garnered second team All-Broward County as a senior and first team All-Broward County by the Miami Herald as a junior led Pompano Beach to the 5A district title in 2011 and 2014 named number one player (18U) in Florida in 2014 earned Honor Roll honors all four years at Pompano Beach High. CLUB: Member of the D-plex Volleyball Academy club team for three years named Best Offensive Player at the NVL Rize Global Challenge in 2015 earned over 40 podium appearances in beach tournaments the past four years placed first at the Ranse Classic Pro Am Tournament in PERSONAL: Daughter of Mirriam and John Esposito has a sister named Haley grandfather (Art Whisnant) played basketball at the University of South Carolina cousin (Dustin Johnson) plays on the PGA Tour majoring in sport management born on July 28, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.683) 0-0 (.000) (.683) ACCOLADES ACC Academic Honor Roll (2017) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL CCSA Co-Freshman of the Year (2016) CCSA All-Freshman Team (2016) 28

30 40 BREANA EDWARDS R e d s h i r t J u n i o r 6-3 J a c k s o n v i l l e, Fla. Bishop Kenny HS REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2017): Saw action in one match during her redshirt sophomore season paired with Molly McBain in the Fifth Annual Surf & Turf Invitation and defeated New Orleans 21-7, REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016): Saw action in four matches during her first full season with the Seminoles posted a 2-2 record in tournament action partnered with Julia Thompson at the LSU Beach Invitational and Siesta Key Pairs Tournament finished both tournaments with a 1-1 record. FRESHMAN (2015): Redshirted during the 2015 beach volleyball season. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner from Bishop Kenny High School in Jacksonville helped lead Bishop Kenny to back-toback State Final Fours her junior and senior seasons was a member of the JJVA Indoor Volleyball Club from earned a bid to the 2013 National Championships at the Florida Regional Bid Qualifier and the 2012 National Championships at the Big South Qualifier after winning first place in the National Division participated with the USAV Beach High Performance A2 Team in 2013 and 2014 graduated from Bishop Kenny High Magna Cum Laude member of National Honors Society. PERSONAL: Daughter of Beth Edwards.... has two brothers - James Roberts and Austin Edwards... majoring in family child sciences... born on April 5, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.600) 2-2 (.500) 1-0 (1.000) ACCOLADES ACC Academic Honor Roll (2016) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL REDSHIRT SEASON TOTAL

31 2 EVA TORRUELLA R e d s h i r t Sophomore 6-0 San J u a n, Puerto Rico Saint J o h n s School Redshirt Freshman (2017): Began the season at the No. 5 position with Katie Horton for the Stetson Spring Break Invitational the pair went 2-1 together on the year beating Stetson in DeLand and Long Beach State during the East Meets West Invitational (21-13, 20-22, 15-3)... finished off the season partnering with Hailey Luke going 15-4 as the No. 5 pair the duo began their paring on an eight match win streak including wins over FIU, UCLA, Arizona State, TCU, FAU, South Carolina and Pepperdine Torruella and Luke posted a 10-4 record against ranked teams during the CCSA championship Torruella/Luke went 5-1 including the first Seminole point during the conference championship against FIU (21-12, 21-6) Torruella played with Luke at the No. 5 position during the NCAA Championship going 1-1 and defeating Hawaii s Amy Ozee/Hannah Zalopany in the first match. FRESHMAN (2016): Took a redshirt season as she did not compete during the 2016 beach volleyball season. PUERTO RICO NATIONAL TEAM ( ): Member of the Puerto Rico National Team ( ) placed 12th at the 2015 Pan American Games in Toronto, Canada placed fifth at the NORCECA Tournaments in Saint Lucia, Cayman Islands and Dominican Republic. HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Saint Johns School and was named a PRHA All-Star for four years ( ) also played tennis at Saint Johns earned Most Improved accolades in 2012 and MVP honors in 2013 was an Honor Roll student... won gold at the 2011 Beach Volleyball AAU Junior Olympics and finished third in 2013 named MVP of the AAU Junior Nationals in 2010 a three-time All-American (2011, 2012, 2013) at the AAU Junior Nationals in Orlando. CLUB: Played club volleyball with Guaynabo Volleyball Academy ( ) and San Juan Volleyball Club ( ). PERSONAL: Daughter of Mayleen Gratacos and Luis Torruella mother was a waterski champion father played tennis at Amherst College majoring in studio art... born on March 4, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.739) 0-0 (.000) 17-6 (.739) ACCOLADES ACC Academic Honor Roll (2016) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL REDSHIRT SEASON TOTAL ACC Academic Honor Roll (2017) 30

32 4 DEVAN HULTQUIST R e d s h i r t Sophomore 5-6 T a l l a h a s s e e, Fla. Chiles Redshirt Freshman (2017): Played a valuable role as a practice player for the Noles played in one exhibition match for Florida State against Stetson in the Stetson Spring Break Invitational. FRESHMAN (2016): Took a redshirt season as she did not compete during the 2016 beach volleyball season. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Lawton Chiles High School in 2015 where she was a member of the indoor volleyball team for two seasons... also played sand volleyball at Chiles... named 2015 All-Big Bend Defensive Player of the Year at Chiles... went 6-2 and won the city tournament at the No. 1 position also garnered first team All-Big Bend accolades during her senior season...competed in national sand tournaments in seven states and as far away as California... was named to the Honor Roll all four years of high school. PERSONAL: Daughter of Angela and Dwayne Hultquist... majoring in psychology... father played tennis at Penn State and is the head coach of the men s tennis team at Florida State... born on January 14, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) ACCOLADES ACC Academic Honor Roll (2017) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL REDSHIRT SEASON TOTAL

33 21 MOLLY MCBAIN S o p h o m o r e 5-9 T o r o n t o, Ont. Malv e r n Collegiat e Institute FRESHMAN (2017): Played in 13 matches in her first season recorded a 6-7 record during her freshman campaign went 3-5 at the No. 4 position and 3-2 at the No. 5 position made her debut at the No. 5 position against LSU in the first match of the season partnered with Katie Horton the most during her freshman season and came away with a 3-4 record with her the duo defeated Pepperdine (March 12) in three sets... while partnered with Eva Torruella, McBain went 2-1 the pair was able to defeat Long Beach State (March 11) in three sets during the East Meets West Invitational McBain defeated four ranked teams during her freshman campaign; Stetson (March 4), Long Beach State (March 11), Pepperdine (March 12) and South Carolina (March 26). High School: Was named MVP of her High School team for the 2015/2016 season helped her team place fifth at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) Championships Club: Was a part of the Phoenix Volleyball Club for both indoor and beach volleyball placed fifth at the beach volleyball AAU West Coast Championships, the AAU Junior Olympics, and the HP championships in 2016 was a beach volleyball U-16 and U-18 Provincial Gold Medalist was the U-16 and U-18 beach volleyball National Champion from was a part of the indoor volleyball U-16 National Bronze Medal team in 2015 was put on the Indoor Volleyball National All-Star Team in Personal: Daughter of Andrew and Denise McBain majoring in Dietetics her father, Andrew, played in the NHL for 13 years with four different teams...born May 1, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.462) 0-0 (.000) 6-7 (.462) ACCOLADES ACC Academic Honor Roll (2017) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL

30 SARA PUTT R e d s h i r t Sophomore 5-11 J u p i t e r, Fla. J u p i t e r SOPHOMORE (2017): Took a redshirt as she did not compete during the 2017 beach volleyball season.

34 30 SARA PUTT R e d s h i r t Sophomore 5-11 J u p i t e r, Fla. J u p i t e r SOPHOMORE (2017): Took a redshirt as she did not compete during the 2017 beach volleyball season. FRESHMAN (2016, Stetson): Earned All-American honors as a freshman in finished off her freshman campaign 32-3 at the No. 1 position with Vendy Strakova as they became the first pair of Stetson All-Americans in beach volleyball history... competed in the 2016 NCAA Beach Volleyball National Championship as the duo helped the Hatters maintain a Top 10 ranking in the AVCA Coaches Poll throughout the season ended their season with a series of losses to No. 1 Florida State and No. 4 UCLA in the 2016 NCAA Championships in Gulf Shores, Ala. the duo of Putt and Strakova became the first Atlantic Sun freshmen named Pair of the Year wrapped up a perfect 11-0 mark in Atlantic Sun regular season and postseason... established the school and conference single-season record dual match victories (32)... won the first 21 straight matches to start the season... recorded non-conference wins over No. 4 UCLA, No. 5 Hawaii, No. 10 Georgia State, No. 10 Florida International, No. 12 LSU, No. 18 Tulane, No. 19 South Carolina and No. 20 Florida Atlantic. HIGH SCHOOL: Placed fifth in the 19U gold bracket at the USA Volleyball Beach Volleyball National Championships in 2014 in Hermosa Beach, Calif.... earned a sixth place finish in the 18U gold bracket at AAU Beach Volleyball National Championships... helped lead Jupiter High School to a 28-1 record and the semifinals of the Florida High School Athletic Association Class 8A State Championship... marked the second straight year Jupiter won a regional championship and competed in the state Final Four... finished with 184 kills from the right side position during her senior year. PERSONAL: Sara Jane Putt was born in Tampa, Fla.... daughter of Stefani Putt majoring in dietetics... born November 6, OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.941) 0-0 (.000) 32-2 (.941) ACCOLADES ACC Academic Honor Roll (2017) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL REDSHIRT SEASON TOTAL

32 FRANCESCA GONCALVES S o p h o m o r e 5-10 Dallas, T e x a s Bishop Lynch HS FRESHMAN (2017): Earned CCSA Freshman of the Year was named to the CCSA All-Tournament Team with partner Katie Horton

35 32 FRANCESCA GONCALVES S o p h o m o r e 5-10 Dallas, T e x a s Bishop Lynch HS FRESHMAN (2017): Earned CCSA Freshman of the Year was named to the CCSA All-Tournament Team with partner Katie Horton earned CCSA Pair of the Week three times during the season with two different partners (March 21, April 11, April 18) was tied for the second most wins on the team with a 29-7 record her 29 wins was the 16th most by an individual during a season was 13-3 with Vanessa Freire as her partner the two defeated LSU, Long Beach State, UCLA, USC, FIU, Arizona State, FAU, South Carolina and Pepperdine 15 of her 16 matches played with Freire were at the No. 2 position (12-3) while pared with Katie Horton Goncalves went 15-4 the duo started off 6-0 and then won seven in a row after their first loss during this 13-1 stretch Goncalves defeated Arizona, USC (2x), Georgia State, Stetson, Grand Canyon, FIU, Pepperdine and South Carolina Goncalves was able to take down 20 ranked teams in her freshman campaign during her first post season Goncalves went 5-3 including a 4-1 record during the CCSA Championship and CCSA All-Tournament Team honors went 1-2 in the NCAA tournament with a win over UCLA s Isabelle Carey and Jordan Anderson 21-18, HIGH SCHOOL: A standout for the indoor volleyball team at Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas, Texas helped lead the indoor team to three consecutive Texas Alliance of Accredited Private Schools state titles ( ) earning All-Tournament team accolades in 2014 and 2015 garnered first team all- District honors in 2014 and 2015 earned first team All-State accolades in 2015 and second team All-State in 2014 was recognized as 2015 MVP All-District and 2014 All-District Defensive Player of the Year. CLUB: Participated with her indoor club team, Knights Volleyball Academy, at the Girls Juniors National Championships-Open in 2013 led the squad to a second place finish and secured a spot on the All-Tournament team on the beach circuit is a two-time finalist at the AAU Beach Volleyball Junior National Championships (2012 & 2013)... was member of the USA Beach Volleyball High Performance A2 Select team ( ) where she placed third (2012) and fifth (2013) at the U-17 championships and finished third (2015) at the U19 championships tallied over 32 first place beach volleyball wins from at various juniors and adult tournaments from AAU, USA Beach Volleyball, California Beach Volleyball Association and in local Texas tournaments... went on to earn an AAA woman s rating with the California Beach Volleyball Association... Coached by Daniel Lindsay (Beach 10K)... played club beach volleyball with the 692 Beach Volleyball Club. PERSONAL: Born on Nov. 13, Daughter of Kyra and Gustavo Goncalves... majoring in communications. OVERALL CAREER RECORD YEARS OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL (.806) 0-0 (.000) 29-7 (.806) YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BY POSITION YEAR OVERALL TOURNEY DUAL TOTAL ACCOLADES DiG Magazine All-American (2017) DiG Mag. Freshman of the Year ( 17) CCSA All-Tournament Team (2017) CCSA Freshman of the Year (2017) 3x CCSA Pair of the Week (2017) DiG Mag. National Pair of the Week ( 17) ACC Academic Honor Roll (2017) 34

14 MARIELLE DIAZ F r e s h m a n 5-6 Boca Rat o n, Fla. Calva r y Christian A c a d e m y HIGH SCHOOL: Indoor -- A four-year varsity letterwinner and two-time captain at Calvary Christian.

.. Beach -- she earned a spot on the USA Volleyball Junior Beach A2 team (2016) and an appearance at the Florida Beach High Performance All-Star Championships (2013).

CLUB: Played for Boomers Volleyball Academy Elite Travel Team 13-17U, serving as team captain for 13U-16U.

36 14 MARIELLE DIAZ F r e s h m a n 5-6 Boca Rat o n, Fla. Calva r y Christian A c a d e m y HIGH SCHOOL: Indoor -- A four-year varsity letterwinner and two-time captain at Calvary Christian... Wendy s Heisman Award nominee... All-County honorable mention in each of her first three seasons ( ) of indoor... Beach -- she earned a spot on the USA Volleyball Junior Beach A2 team (2016) and an appearance at the Florida Beach High Performance All-Star Championships (2013)... One of two selected to represent the state of Florida in the Beach HP National Championship in CLUB: Played for Boomers Volleyball Academy Elite Travel Team 13-17U, serving as team captain for 13U-16U... Guided her team to a third-place finish in the American Division in the Junior National Championships in 2015 while earning All-Tournament honors... Named to the All-American team at the AAU National Championships in PERSONAL: Born on April 10, Daugher to Ariel and Rosie Diaz... Has one sister, Brianna... Majoring in Pre-Med (Clinical Professions). 15 ALAINA CHACON F r e s h m a n 5-9 Crown Point, Ind. Crown Point HIGH SCHOOL: In her three-year career at Crown Point High School, Chacon amassed 1,105 digs, 940 kills (2.76 per set), 150 service aces and 133 blocks... First Team All-State... Defensive Player of the Year... Server of the Year... All-Conference (Duneland)... As an outside hitter, earned three straight 300-kill seasons... Played alongside her sister, Madison, combining for 802 of the Bulldogs 1,152 kills in Runners up at the Indiana High School Athletic Association 4A State Championship. PERSONAL: Born on January 22, Her sister, Morgan, will play indoor volleyball for FSU in ASHLEY ROBERT F r e s h m a n 5-5 McKinney, T e x a s McKinney HIGH SCHOOL: Indoor -- As a four-year starter at McKinney High School, Robert set the record for most career digs... Three-time All-District honoree ( )... Led team to the regional quarterfinals in All-Area Dallas-Fort Worth Newcomer of the Year... Top-3 selection for Texas State Finalist for Newcomer of the Year... Top-25 National Finalist for Newcomer of the Year... Frosh 59 Top Freshman in the nation by PrepVolleyball.com Defensive Gym dandies (sixth team) and 2015 Defensive Gym Dandies (honorable mention)... Beach -- she was a two-time USA Beach Junior National Champion in 2011 (12U) and 2012 (14U)... Captured the NVL/Rox Junior World Championship in the 16 U Division... Earned a fifth-place finish at the 16U BVCA Junior National Championships in Participated in the 18U division in 2015, where she placed third at the NVL/ROX Junior World Championships, fifth at the BVCA Junior National Championships and ninth at the AAU Beach West Coast Junior Olympics. PERSONAL: Born on October 18, 1998 Daughter of Kathy and Bob Robert Has two brothers, Chris and Nick Majoring in Nursing. 35

33 MADISON FITZPATRICK F r e s h m a n 5-9 T a l l a h a s s e e, Fla. Lincoln HIGH SCHOOL: Beach -- 2017 AVCA High School Beach All-American... Won the 18U West Coast AAU Junior Olympic Games.

.. Earned a third place finish at the AAU Nationals and a fourth place finish at the HP U19... 2015 All-Big Bend Offensive Player of the Year. Indoor -- Wendy s Heisman winner for Lincoln High School.

371), digs (320), service aces (41) and total blocks (50)... In her final season, she recorded 20 double figure kill outings and 14 double-doubles.

37 33 MADISON FITZPATRICK F r e s h m a n 5-9 T a l l a h a s s e e, Fla. Lincoln HIGH SCHOOL: Beach AVCA High School Beach All-American... Won the 18U West Coast AAU Junior Olympic Games... Placed second at the BVCA Championships... Earned three top-5 finishes on the beach volleyball circuit in Finished in second place at the 18U Junior Olympics among 65 teams participating... Earned a third place finish at the AAU Nationals and a fourth place finish at the HP U All-Big Bend Offensive Player of the Year. Indoor -- Wendy s Heisman winner for Lincoln High School... Three-time MVP (team award)... Capped off the 2016 season with the single-season highs in kills (350), kills per set (4.07) hitting percentage (.371), digs (320), service aces (41) and total blocks (50)... In her final season, she recorded 20 double figure kill outings and 14 double-doubles. PERSONAL: Born on October 8, 1998 daughter of Lori and Michael Fitzpatrick has one sister, Lexi, who also plays beach volleyball (signed with FGCU for 2019) majoring in Communication and Media also played soccer and ran track graduated Cum Laude from Lincoln High School with honors cords... her father, Michael, played football at Valdosta State, her mother, Lori played volleyball at Georgia Southern. 41 AVERY POPPINGA F r e s h m a n 5-11 A u s t i n, T e x a s St. Stephen s Episcopa l HIGH SCHOOL: Earned a first place finish at the AVPFirst Long Beach competition in 2017 with partner Katie Gavin... Finished in a tie for fifth at the AVPFirst Dallas event in 2017 with Kenzie Holtz... Finished seventh at the AVPNext San Antonio with Holz... As a part of the AJV 17 Mizuno team, finished third at the Southwest National Volleyball Championships... Earned a first place finish with the 16 Mizuno team at the 16 Open Tour Warm Up... Competed on the AJV 15 Mizuno team at the AAU 15 & Under competition in PERSONAL: Born on April 22, 1999 daughter of Brian and Karrie Poppinga has one sister, Lexi majoring in Sports Management also played basketball and soccer mother, Karrie, played professional indoor volleyball in Germany, then played on FIVB and AVP Tours; father, Brian played professional indoor volleyball in Holland; both were All-Americans at the University of Hawaii and now coach for Ali i Volleyball. 42 BAILEY REARDON F r e s h m a n 5-11 Milt o n, Ga. Milt o n HIGH SCHOOL: Beach -- Named twice to the USA High Performance A2 National Team sophomore and junior year... Was named a USA HP A1 Alternate on the National Beach Volleyball Team... Earned a first place finish in the Atlanta Women s Open in the summer of Took home a third place finish in Hermosa Beach and earned a bid from USA Volleyball and USA High Performance in the process... Earned third place finishes at the Women s Open and three AVPNext events, downing the No. 1 seeds each time. Indoor -- Earned the Wall Award for leading her high school s varsity team in blocks her freshman and sophomore year... Earned a varsity letter freshman and sophomore year... Won Most Improved freshman year. PERSONAL: Born on March 2, 1999 Daughter of Kendall Reardon and Christy and Chris Lohmann Has three siblings, Taylor, Gavin and Zach Majoring in Marketing Graduated high school with a 4.4 GPA... Her father, Kendall, played football at Santa Monica college and then basketball at Menlo College. 36

2017 SEASON IN REVIEW HONORS & AWARDS NATIONAL HONORS ALL-AMERICANS Leigh Andrew... 2017 Brooke Kuhlman... 2017 DIG MAGAZINE PAIR OF THE WEEK April 11, 2017.

38 2017 SEASON IN REVIEW HONORS & AWARDS NATIONAL HONORS ALL-AMERICANS Leigh Andrew Brooke Kuhlman DIG MAGAZINE PAIR OF THE WEEK April 11, Vanessa Freire/Francesca Goncalves CONFERENCE HONORS FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Francesca Goncalves Florida State Beach Volleyball Team AN ELITE PROGRAM Florida State remained in the AVCA Top-4 for the entire 2017 season, with its highest ranking coming in at No. 2. The Seminoles have now been ranked in the top four for 21 straight weeks, dating back to week one of 2016 (March 7). The program captured its 10th and 11th All-American Honors in 2017, which is tied with the most among any beach program. Florida State is one of just two programs to have made every AVCA/NCAA Championship since the sports inception in The Seminoles fourth place finish in 2017 is the program s fifth Top-4 finish in its six years of competition. NOLES GO 29-9 IN 2017 Florida State finished the season with 29 wins, second-most in school history behind the 32 wins from the 2016 season. 31 of FSU s 38 matches came against ranked opponents. The Garnet and Gold won 21 matches against ranked opponents, including a win over No. 2 Pepperdine in Tallahassee for the first win against the Waves in school history. The Noles were 10-7 against opponents ranked in the Top-10. BACK-TO-BACK CCSA CHAMPS The Noles went back-to-back and took the 2017 CCSA Championship after winning the inaugural CCSA Championship in The Garnet and Gold went a perfect 8-0 against conference opponents during the regular season. Florida State won by a combined 24-4 score against opponents in the CCSA Tournament including a 34-minute, 3-0 win over FIU in the championship match. Florida State s No. 4 duo of Francesca Goncalves and Katie Horton were honored with CCSA All-Tournament team honors. Victoria Paranagua and Vanessa Freire were name tournament MVP after going 6-0 and taking the final point against FIU in the championship match. TOURNAMENT PAIR MVP Victoria Paranagua/Vanessa Freire ALL-CCSA Leigh Andrew, First Team Brooke Kuhlman, First Team ALL-CCSA FRESHMAN TEAM Francesca Goncalves CCSA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Vanessa Freire , 2017 Victoria Paranagua Katie Horton Francesca Goncalves CCSA PAIR OF THE WEEK March 14, Victoria Paranagua/Macy Jerger March 21, Katie Horton/Francesca Goncalves April 11, Vanessa Freire/Francesca Goncalves April 18, Katie Horton/Francesca Goncalves ACC Academic Honor Roll Leigh Andrew Ali Eager Breana Edwards , 2017 Nikki Esposito Vanessa Freire , 2016, 2017 Francesca Goncalves Katie Horton , 2017 Devan Hultquist Macy Jerger , 2017 Brooke Kuhlman , 2017 Hailey Luke , 2015, 2016, 2017 Molly McBain Danielle Pennington Sara Putt Sierra Sanchez , 2017 Julia Thompson..2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Eva Torruella

2017 SEASON IN REVIEW INDOOR PLAYERS MAKING AN IMPACT After finishing their indoor careers with a Sweet 16 finish in the 2016 NCAA Indoor Volleyball Tournament, Katie Horton and Hailey Luke got back

39 2017 SEASON IN REVIEW INDOOR PLAYERS MAKING AN IMPACT After finishing their indoor careers with a Sweet 16 finish in the 2016 NCAA Indoor Volleyball Tournament, Katie Horton and Hailey Luke got back in the sand to make an impact for the beach team. Horton went on the season with 18 of those wins coming in the No. 4 position. She made an impact as an every match starter for the Noles. Luke was also a constant starter as she went 22-8 in 2017 with 18 wins coming on court five. NEWCOMERS MAKE A SPLASH FSU received great production from its newcomers this past season. The Noles had three athletes make a significant impact that were not a part of the team a season ago, graduate transfer Leigh Andrew, redshirt freshman Eva Torruella and freshman Francesca Goncalves. Andrew finished the season with a record with all of her matches at the No. 1 or 2 position. Torruella capped the season off with a 17-6 record, with all of her matches played at the No. 5 position with redshirt junior Hailey Luke. Goncalves wrapped up her season with a 29-7 record, which was good for the second most wins on the team. Florida State s three newcomers finished the season with a (0.698) record and made an immediate impact on the courts after losing seven seniors a year ago. AWARD WINNERS Florida State earned two AVCA All-Americans in Graduate Leigh Andrew and sophomore Brooke Kuhlman are the seventh and eighth beach volleyball athletes in FSU history to achieve All-American honors. The Noles earned CCSA Pair of the Week honors four times this year. Goncalves and Horton won the award twice (March 21/April 18). Goncalves and Freire won the award once (April 11), and junior Tory Paranagua and sophomore Macy Jerger won the award once (March 14). Goncalves and Freire were named DIG Magazine National Pair of the Week on April 11. Paranagua and Freire were named CCSA Tournament MVP with Goncalves and Horton making the CCSA All-Tournament team. Andrew and Kuhlman were named to the CCSA All-Conference First Team for going 11-9 (4-1) in the regular season. The pair went 7-2 in the post season including a 4-1 record in the conference tournament and 3-1 record in the NCAA Tournament. Jerger was name CCSA Scholar Athlete of the Year for her performance on and off the beach. She had a GPA as a biology major and was fourth on the team in wins with a record. Goncalves was named CCSA Freshman of the year. She was tied for second on the team in wins with 29. This was the second straight year that a Seminole was a part of this award, as Nikki Esposito was named co-freshman of the Year in FOUR PARTICIPATE IN USAV COLLEGIATE BEACH CHAMPIONSHIP Andrew and Kuhlman, along with Paranagua and Freire, participated in the inaugural USA Volleyball Collegiate Beach Championship in Hermosa Beach, Calif., with a shot at making it onto the USA Collegiate team. Andrew and Kuhlman went 3-3 finishing with a loss in the quarterfinal. The pair defeated Katie Smith and Adrianna Culbert from South Carolina 22-20, to make it to the quarterfinals. 38 Francesca Goncalves

2017 SEASON IN REVIEW 2017 Final AVCA Rankings Rank Team Last Week 1. Southern Cal...1 2. Pepperdine...3 3. Hawaii...5 4. Florida State...4 5. UCLA...2 6. LSU...7 7. Long Beach State...6 8.

Southern Cal...1 2. Pepperdine...3 3. Hawaii...6 4. Florida State...4 5. UCLA...2 6. LSU...8 7. Long Beach State...5 8. Arizona...7 9. South Carolina...12 10. FIU...9 11. Grand Canyon...10 12. TCU.

40 2017 SEASON IN REVIEW 2017 Final AVCA Rankings Rank Team Last Week 1. Southern Cal Pepperdine Hawaii Florida State UCLA LSU Long Beach State South Carolina Arizona FIU Georgia State Grand Canyon TCU FAU Stetson Final DiG Poll Rankings Rank Team Last Week 1. Southern Cal Pepperdine Hawaii Florida State UCLA LSU Long Beach State Arizona South Carolina FIU Grand Canyon TCU Georgia State Loyola Marymount FAU St. Mary s Stetson Arizona State Stanford Tulane... NR Paranagua and Freire finished the tournament 2-3 and were knocked out in the round of 16 by defending national champions Kelly Claes and Sara Hughes from USC. OTHER NOTES Florida State played 22 different pairs during the 2017 season and had 16 of their athletes participate in matches. The Seminoles moved three athletes into the top-10 for most wins in school history. Victoria Paranagua is in seventh with 84, Vanessa Freire in eighth with 77, and Sierra Sanchez capped off her career at Florida State with the tenth most wins in school history with 71. Florida State is now 26-1 at home in their first six years. HIGHEST RANKING BY POLL AVCA... 2 (5/5/16-3/6/17) DiG...2 (1/21/15; 5/12/16) FINAL AVCA/DiG RANKINGS 2015:...7/7 2016:...2/2 2017:...4/4 39

41 ALL-TIME OPPONENT RECORDS ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM 7-0 Home 3-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 3-0 3/5/12 - A...W, 5-0 4/21/12 - H...W, 5-0 3/29/13 - N (at Jacksonville, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/20/13 - H...W, 5-0 3/21/15 - N...W, 5-0 4/15/16 - H...W, 5-0 4/23/16 - N (at Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 5-0 ARIZONA 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 3/17/17 - N (Honolulu, Hawaii)...W, 3-2 ARIZONA STATE 3-0 Home 0-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 2-0 3/20/15 - N (at Columbia, S.C.)...W, 4-1 3/4/16 - A...W, 5-0 4/1/17 - N (Miami, Fla.)...W, 5-0 UCLA 6-2 Home 0-0 Away 0-1 Neutral 6-1 4/11/13 - N (at Long Beach, Calif.)...W, 5-0 3/14/14 - N (at Southern Cal)...W, 5-0 3/10/16 - N (at Santa Monica, Calif.)...W, 3-2 3/25/16 - N (at DeLand, Fla.)...W, 4-1 5/8/16 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - NCAA)...W, 3-1 3/12/17 - A... L, 3-2 4/1/17 - N (Miami. Fla.)... L, 4-1 5/6/17 - N (Gulf Shores, Ala. - NCAA)...W, 3-1 CAL POLY 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 3/11/17 - N (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)...W, 5-0 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 3/10/16 - N (at Santa Monica, Calif.)...W, 5-0 CARSON-NEWMAN 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 3/22/15 - N (at Columbia, S.C.)...W, 5-0 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 4-0 Home 2-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 1-0 3/8/12 - N (at Winter Haven, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/20/13 - H...W, 5-0 4/6/14 - A... W, 5-0 4/16/16 - H...W, 4-1 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 6-0 Home 2-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 4-0 4/6/12 - N (at DeLand, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/21/12 - H...W, 5-0 4/10/15 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W, 4-1 4/10/16 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/7/17 - H...W, 5-0 4/22/17 - N (Emerson, Ga. CCSA)...W, 4-1 FLORIDA GULF COAST 2-0 Home 1-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 3/24/12 - H...W, 5-0 4/12/13 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W, 5-0 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 7-2 Home 1-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 5-2 3/8/14 - N (at St. Augustine, Fla.)...W, 4-1 5/3/14 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)...W, 5-0 3/7/15 - N (at DeLand, Fla.)... L, 2-3 5/1/15 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)... L, 0-5 3/25/16 - N (at DeLand, Fla.)...W, 4-1 3/31/17 - A...W, 3-2 4/18/17 - H...W, 3-2 4/22/17 - N (Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 4-1 4/23/17 - N (Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 3-0 GEORGIA STATE 5-1 Home 1-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 3-1 4/6/13 - A...W, 4-1 4/6/14 - N (at Mt. Pleasant, S.C.)...W, 4-1 3/22/15 - N (at Columbia, S.C.)... L, 2-3 4/15/16 - H...W, 3-2 4/24/16 - N (at Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 3-0 3/25/17 - N (Columbia, S.C.)...W, 3-2 GRAND CANYON 3-0 Home 1-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 1-0 3/5/16 - A...W, 3-2 4/2/16 - N (at Baton Rouge, La.)...W, 4-1 4/15/17 - H...W, 3-2 HAWAII 5-4 Home 2-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 2-4 3/29/12 - H...W, 4-1 3/29/12 - H...W, 4-1 5/3/14 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)...W, 4-1 5/1/15 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)... L, 2-3 3/26/16 - N (at DeLand, Fla.)... L, 1-4 5/6/16 - N (at Gulf Shores, Fla. - NCAA)...W, 3-2 3/17/17 - A...W, 3-2 5/5/17 - N (Gulf Shores, Ala. - NCAA)... L, 3-1 5/6/17 - N (Gulf Shores, Ala. - NCAA)... L, 3-2 HOUSTON BAPTIST 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 3/19/16 - N (at Fort Worth, Texas)...W, 5-0 IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 0-0 3/10/15 - A...W, 5-0 JACKSONVILLE 4-0 Home 1-0 Away 2-0 Neutral 1-0 4/29/13 - A...W, 4-1 4/30/13 - A...W, 4-1 3/9/14 - N (at St. Augustine, Fla.)...W, 5-0 3/29/14 - H...W, 4-1 LONG BEACH STATE 4-4 Home 0-0 Away 2-1 Neutral 2-3 4/28/12 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)... L, 1-4 4/28/12 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)... L, 1-4 4/11/13 - A... L, 1-4 5/3/13 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)... L, 2-3 3/12/14 - A...W, 3-2 3/10/15 - N (at Huntington Beach, Calif.)...W, 4-1 3/9/16 - A...W, 5-0 3/11/17 - N (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)...W, 4-1 LOUISIANA-MONROE 4-0 Home 1-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 3-0 5/3/13 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)...W, 5-0 3/8/14 - N (at St. Augustine, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/7/15 - H...W, 4-1 4/9/16 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W, 5-0 LSU 5-0 Home 2-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 2-0 3/29/14 - H...W, 5-0 4/7/15 - H...W, 4-1 4/2/16 - A...W, 5-0 4/22/16 - N (at Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 3-2 3/4/17 - N (DeLand, Fla.)...W, 4-1 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 4-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 4-0 4/10/13 - N (at Los Angeles, Calif.)...W, 5-0 3/14/14 - N (at Los Angeles, Calif.)...W, 5-0 3/13/15 - N (at Los Angeles, Calif.)...W, 3-2 3/11/16 - N (at Los Angeles, Calif.)...W, 5-0 MERCER 1-0 Home 1-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 0-0 4/5/14 - H...W, 5-0 NEBRASKA 2-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 2-0 4/14/13 - N (at Chula Vista, Calif.)...W, 4-1 3/18/17 - N (Honolulu, Hawaii)...W, 4-1 NEW MEXICO 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 3/5/16 - N (at Tempe, Ariz.)...W, 4-1 NEW ORLEANS 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 4/1/17 - N (Miami, Fla.)...W, 5-0 UNC WILMINGTON 2-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 2-0 4/10/16 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/21/17 - N (Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 5-0 NORTH FLORIDA 3-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 3-0 5/3/13 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)...W, 5-0 3/9/14 - N (at St. Augustine, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/9/16 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W, 3-2 PEPPERDINE 1-7 Home 1-1 Away 0-1 Neutral 0-5 4/14/13 - N (at Chula Vista, Calif.)... L, 2-3 5/4/13 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)... L, 2-3 5/3/14 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)... L, 1-4 5/3/14 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)... L, 2-3 3/11/15 - A... L, 1-4 3/12/17 - N (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)... L, 3-2 4/14/17 - H...W, 3-2 4/15/17 - H... L, 4-1 SOUTH CAROLINA 10-0 Home 2-0 Away 2-0 Neutral 6-0 3/29/14 - H...W, 5-0 4/5/14 - N (at Mt. Pleasant, S.C.)...W, 5-0 3/21/15 - A...W, 4-1 3/4/16 - N (at Tempe, Ariz.)...W, 5-0 4/22/16 - N (at Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 5-0 4/24/16 - N (at Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 5-0 3/26/17 - A...W, 4-1 4/8/17 - H...W, 5-0 4/22/17 - N (Emerson, Ga. - CCSA)...W, 3-2 5/6/17 - N (Gulf Shores, Ala. - NCAA)...W, 3-0 SOUTHERN CAL 3-7 Home 1-0 Away 2-2 Neutral 0-5 3/24/12 - H...W, 4-1 3/10/13 - A...W, 3-2 3/14/14 - A... L, 2-3 3/13/15 - A... L, 1-4 3/11/16 - A...W, 3-2 5/7/16 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - NCAA)... L, 1-3 5/8/16 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - NCAA)... L, 0-3 3/16/17 - N (Honolulu, Hawaii)... L,

42 ALL-TIME OPPONENT RECORDS 3/18/17 - N (Honolulu, Hawaii)... L /25/17 - N (Columbia, S.C.)... L, 4-1 STETSON 8-0 Home 1-0 Away 4-0 Neutral 3-0 3/8/12 - A...W, 5-0 3/21/12 - H...W, 5-0 4/6/12 - A...W, 5-0 3/30/13 - N (at Jacksonville, Fla.)...W, 5-0 5/3/14 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - AVCA)...W, 5-0 3/7/15 - A...W, 3-2 5/6/16 - N (at Gulf Shores, Ala. - NCAA)...W, 3-0 3/26/17 - A...W, 4-1 TCU 3-0 Home 1-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 1-0 3/11/15 - N (at Zuma Beach, Calif.)...W, 5-0 3/19/16 - A...W, 5-0 4/7/17 - H...W, 5-0 TEXAS A&M CORPUS CHRISTI 1-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 1-0 3/20/16 - N (at Fort Worth, Texas)...W, 5-0 TULANE 9-0 Home 3-0 Away 1-0 Neutral 5-0 3/5/12 - A...W, 5-0 3/13/12 - H...W, 5-0 3/13/12 - H...W, 5-0 4/6/13 - N (at Atlanta, Ga.)...W, 5-0 4/11/14 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W, 5-0 3/20/15 - N (at Columbia, S.C.)...W, 5-0 4/16/16 - H...W, 5-0 3/31/17 - N (Miami, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/21/17 - N (Emerson, Ga.)...W, 5-0 WEBBER INTERNATIONAL 2-0 Home 0-0 Away 0-0 Neutral 2-0 4/12/13 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W, 5-0 4/11/14 - N (at Siesta Key, Fla.)...W,

43 CAREER RECORDS OVERALL WINS All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. Jace Pardon Aurora Davis (Newgard) Kristina Pellitteri Melanie Pavels Julie Brown Sarah Wickstrom Stephanie Pellitteri Tory Paranagua Vanessa Freire Sierra Sanchez Fatma Yildirim Annie Montgomery Mallory Kiley Hailey Luke , Brittany Tiegs Jeassica McGregor Jekaterina Stepanova Katherine Plessy , Macy Jerger Kayla Joyce Katie Horton Visnja Djurdjevic Francesca Goncalves Nikki Esposito Brooke Kuhlman Caitlin Haworth Taylor Nyquist Leigh Andrew Marija Milosavljevic Julia Thompson Eva Torruella OVERALL WINNING PERCENTAGE min. 20 matches played All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. Jekaterina Stepanova Brittany Tiegs Aurora Davis (Newgard) Jace Pardon Caitlin Haworth Kristina Pellitteri Francesca Goncalves Tory Paranagua Vanessa Freire Jeassica McGregor Marija Milosavljevic Fatma Yildirim Sarah Wickstrom Annie Montgomery Visnja Djurdjevic Eva Torruella Julie Brown Hailey Luke , Katherine Plessy , Mallory Kiley Macy Jerger Melanie Pavels Stephanie Pellitteri Taylor Nyquist Blyss Harkness , Kayla Joyce DUAL MATCH WINS All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. Jace Pardon Kristina Pellitteri Julie Brown Vanessa Freire Tory Paranagua Melanie Pavels Sierra Sanchez Hailey Luke , Sarah Wickstrom Stephanie Pellitteri Aurora Davis (Newgard) Annie Montgomery Macy Jerger Fatma Yildirim Francesca Goncalves Nikki Esposito Katie Horton Mallory Kiley Katherine Plessy , Kayla Joyce Brooke Kuhlman Leigh Andrew Jeassica McGregor Eva Torruella Jekaterina Stepanova Visnja Djurdjevic Brittany Tiegs Taylor Nyquist Caitlin Haworth Marija Milosavljevic TOURNAMENT WINS All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. Aurora Davis (Newgard) Jace Pardon Melanie Pavels Sarah Wickstrom Stephanie Pellitteri Kristina Pellitteri Brittany Tiegs Mallory Kiley Fatma Yildirim Jekaterina Stepanova Jeassica McGregor Annie Montgomery Julie Brown Visnja Djurdjevic Katherine Plessy , Sierra Sanchez Caitlin Haworth Kayla Joyce Taylor Nyquist Tory Paranagua Julia Thompson Marija Milosavljevic Amanda Saxton Olivera Medic Katie Horton Blyss Harkness , Cecilie Woie Hailey Luke Lexy Ryan Brooke Kuhlman Katie Mosher Lauryssa Blackman

44 CAREER RECORDS WINNING PERCENTAGE BY PAIRS min. 15 matches played All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. Davis/Pardon Pardon/Stepanova Davis/Tiegs Kiley/Wickstrom Wickstrom/Yildirim Haworth/McGregor Brown/Pardon Davis/Plessy Joyce/Montgomery S. Pellitteri/K. Pellitteri Freire/Goncalves Paranagua/K. Pellitteri Freire/Sanchez Freire/Montgomery Horton/Goncalves Luke/Torruella Nyquist/Pavels Djurdjevic/Pavels Luke/Sanchez Haworth/Kiley Paranagua/Jerger Milosavljevic/Pardon Brown/Pavels Pardon/Wickstrom Montgomery/Thompson Esposito/Luke Sanchez/Wickstrom Andrew/Kuhlman Kiley/S. Pellitteri VICTORIES BY PAIRS min. 10 matches played All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. S. Pellitteri/K. Pellitteri Brown/Pavels Paranagua/K. Pellitteri Davis/Tiegs Pardon/Stepanova Davis/Pardon Djurdjevic/Pavels Brown/Pardon Freire/Sanchez Wickstrom/Yildirim Freire/Montgomery Pardon/Wickstrom Paranagua/Jerger Andrew/Kuhlman Sanchez/Wickstrom Montgomery/Thompson Kiley/S. Pellitteri Nyquist/Pavels Horton/Goncalves Luke/Torruella Davis/Plessy Joyce/Montgomery Luke/Sanchez Kiley/Wickstrom Esposito/Luke Kiley/McGregor Haworth/McGregor Milosavljevic/Pardon Paranagua/Freire Haworth/Kiley Jerger/Sanchez OVERALL WINS BY POSITION Court 1 All-Time All-Time All-Time Rank Player Duals Record Record #1 Win % #1 1. Jace Pardon Aurora Davis Julie Brown Leigh Andrew Brooke Kuhlman Brittany Tiegs Sarah Wickstrom Tory Paranagua Kristina Pellitteri Fatma Yildirim Melanie Pavels Jekaterina Stepanova Katherine Plessy Marija Milosavljevic Taylor Nyquist Court 2 All-Time All-Time All-Time Rank Player Duals Record Record #2 Win % #2 1. Kristina Pellitteri Tory Paranagua Vanessa Freire Jace Pardon Melanie Pavels Stephanie Pellitteri Jekaterina Stepanova Francesca Goncalves Julie Brown Fatma Yildirim Sarah Wickstrom Brooke Kuhlman Sierra Sanchez Aurora Davis (Newgard) Marija Milosavljevic Katherine Plessy Taylor Nyquist Visnja Djurdjevic Blyss Harkness Mallory Kiley Olivera Medic Brittany Tiegs Leigh Andrew Court 3 All-Time All-Time All-Time Rank Player Duals Record Record #3 Win % #3 1. Sierra Sanchez Melanie Pavels Vanessa Freire Macy Jerger Julie Brown Tory Paranagua Sarah Wickstrom Visnja Djurdjevic Fatma Yildirim Stephanie Pellitteri Katherine Plessy Jace Pardon Aurora Davis (Newgard) Annie Montgomery Marija Milosavljevic Kristina Pellitteri Francesca Goncalves Julia Thompson Taylor Nyquist Katie Horton Brooke Kuhlman Katie Mosher

45 CAREER RECORDS Kayla Joyce Mallory Kiley Court 4 All-Time All-Time All-Time Rank Player Duals Record Record #4 Win % #4 1. Annie Montgomery Mallory Kiley Julie Brown Kayla Joyce Francesca Goncalves Melanie Pavels Sarah Wickstrom Fatma Yildirim Stephanie Pellitteri Kristina Pellitteri Nikki Esposito Vanessa Freire Tory Paranagua Katherine Plessy Macy Jerger Caitlin Haworth Hailey Luke Jeassica McGregor Julia Thompson Blyss Harkness Sierra Sanchez Katie Horton Visnja Djurdjevic Katie Mosher Sarah Burrington Taylor Nyquist Brooke Kuhlman Breana Edwards Court 5 All-Time All-Time All-Time Rank Player Duals Record Record #5 Win % #5 1. Hailey Luke Nikki Esposito Eva Torruella Jeassica McGregor Sarah Wickstrom Kristina Pellitteri Stephanie Pellitteri Annie Montgomery Sierra Sanchez Kayla Joyce Katherine Plessy Vanessa Freire Mallory Kiley Katie Horton Fatma Yildirim Caitlin Haworth Taylor Nyquist Ali Eager Macy Jerger Blyss Harkness Katie Mosher Lauryssa Blackman Julia Thompson Meghan Conway Marija Milosavljevic Olivera Medic Lexy Ryan Julie Brown Cecilie Woie

46 OVERALL WINS OVERALL WINS All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. Aurora Davis Brittany Tiegs Jace Pardon Jekaterina Stepanova Aurora Davis Jace Pardon Visnja Djurdjevic Kristina Pellitteri Stephanie Pellitteri Melanie Pavels Fatma Yildirim Jeassica McGregor Sarah Wickstrom Mallory Kiley Tory Paranagua Vanessa Freire Mallory Kiley Tory Paranagua Kristina Pellitteri Francesca Goncalves Vanessa Freire Julie Brown Jace Pardon Jace Pardon Sarah Wickstrom Sierra Sanchez OVERALL WINNING PERCENTAGE min. 20 matches played All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. Aurora Davis Jace Pardon Tory Paranagua Kristina Pellitteri Jekaterina Stepanova Kristina Pellitteri Stephanie Pellitteri Aurora Davis Brittany Tiegs Sarah Wickstrom Vanessa Freire Julie Brown Jace Pardon Sierra Sanchez Mallory Kiley Jace Pardon Caitlin Haworth Annie Montgomery Francesca Goncalves Fatma Yildirim Sarah Wickstrom Tory Paranagua Vanessa Freire Melanie Pavels Kayla Joyce SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS OVERALL WINS BY PAIRS All-Time All-Time Rank Name Seasons Record Win % 1. Davis/Tiegs Pardon/Stepanova Davis/Pardon K. Pellitteri/S. Pellitteri Djurdjevic/Pavels Paranagua/K.Pellitteri Brown/Pardon Freire/Sanchez Brown/Pavels K. Pellitteri/S. Pellitteri Paranagua/K. Pellitteri Wickstrom/Yildirim Brown/Pavels Paranagua/Jerger Freire/Montgomery Andrew/Kuhlman Kiley/S. Pellitteri Nyquist/Pavels Horton/Goncalves Luke/Torruella Sanchez/Wickstrom Davis/Plessy Joyce/Montgomery Milosavljevic/Pardon Luke/Sanchez Montgomery/Thompson BOLD/ITALICS denotes current player 45

47 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS -A- Leigh Andrew B- Lauryssa Blackman Julie Brown Sarah Burrington C- Meghan Conway D- Aurora Davis (Newgard) Visnja Djurdjevic E- Ali Eager Breana Edwards Nikki Esposito F- Vanessa Freire G- Francesca Goncalves H- Blyss Harkness , Karlie Hauer Caitlin Haworth Katie Horton J- Macy Jerger Kayla Joyce Marija Milosavljevic Katie Mosher Annie Montgomery N- Taylor Nyquist P- Tory Paranagua Jace Pardon Melanie Pavels Kristina Pellitteri Stephanie Pellitteri Danielle Pennington Katherine Plessy , R- Lexy Ryan S- Sierra Sanchez Amanda Saxton Jekaterina Stepanova T- Brittany Tiegs Julia Thompson Eva Torruella W- Sarah Wickstrom Cecilie Woie Y- Fatma Yildirim K- Mallory Kiley Milica Kubura Brooke Kuhlman BOLD denotes current player -L- Hailey Luke , M- Molly McBain Jeassica McGregor Olivera Medic

48 HONORS & AWARDS NATIONAL HONORS AVCA COACH OF THE YEAR Brooke Niles ALL-AMERICANS Aurora Davis (Newgard) Jekaterina Stepanova Brittany Tiegs Jace Pardon Sarah Wickstrom Aurora Davis (Newgard) Jace Pardon Julie Brown Jace Pardon Leigh Andrew Brooke Kuhlman DIG MAGAZINE PAIR OF THE WEEK April 11, Vanessa Freire/Francesca Goncalves CONFERENCE HONORS CCSA PAIR OF THE YEAR Julie Brown/Jace Pardon FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Nikki Esposito Francesca Goncalves TOURNAMENT PAIR MVP Julie Brown/Jace Pardon Victoria Paranagua/Vanessa Freire ALL-CCSA Julie Brown, First Team Jace Pardon, First Team Victoria Paranagua, First Team Kristina Pellitteri, First Team Leigh Andrew, First Team Brooke Kuhlman, First Team ALL-CCSA FRESHMAN TEAM Nikki Esposito Francesca Goncalves CCSA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Julie Brown Vanessa Freire , 2017 Jace Pardon Sierra Sanchez Tory Paranagua Katie Horton Francesca Goncalves CCSA PAIR OF THE WEEK March 8, Vanessa Freire/Sierra Sanchez March 15, Tory Paranagua/Kristina Pellitteri March 29, Julie Brown/Jace Pardon April 12, Julie Brown/Jace Pardon March 14, Tory Paranagua/Macy Jerger March 21, Katie Horton/Francesca Goncalves April 11, Vanessa Freire/Francesca Goncalves April 18, Katie Horton/Francesca Goncalves CCSA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Julie Brown Jace Pardon Katherine Plessy Macy Jerger CCSA ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL By Name: Julie Brown (1) Vanessa Freire (1) Macy Jerger (1) Brooke Kuhlman (1) Hailey Luke (1) Annie Montgomery (1) Tory Paranagua (1) Jace Pardon (1) Kristina Pellitteri (1) Katherine Plessy (1) PRESEASON ALL-CCSA Jace Pardon Kristina Pellitteri Vanessa Freire Tory Paranagua Sierra Sanchez Vanessa Freire Tory Paranagua Francesca Goncalves Brooke Kuhlman CCSA PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jace Pardon Tory Paranagua/Vanessa Freire Vanessa Freire ACC ACC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Four-Time Honoree Julie Brown , 2014, 2015, 2016 Hailey Luke , 2015, 2016, 2017 Kayla Joyce , 2014, 2015, 2016 Stephanie Pellitteri , 2013, 2014, 2015 Katherine Plessy , 2014, 2015, 2016 Julie Thompson , 2015, 2016, 2017 Three-Time Honoree Annie Montgomery , 2015, 2016 Vanessa Freire , 2016, 2017 Two-Time Honoree Aurora Davis (Newgard) , 2014 Breana Edwards , 2017 Katie Horton , 2017 Macy Jerger , 2017 Mallory Kiley , 2013 Milica Kubura , 2016 Brooke Kuhlman , 2017 Jace Pardon , 2016 Melanie Pavels , 2014 Kristina Pellitteri , 2016 Sierra Sanchez , 2017 Eva Torruella ,

49 HONORS & AWARDS One-Time Honoree Leigh Andrew Meghan Conway Nikki Esposito Francesca Goncalves Caitlin Haworth Devan Hultquist Molly McBain Jeassica McGregor Taylor Nyquist Tory Paranagua Danielle Pennington Sara Putt Amanda Saxton ACC WEAVER-JAMES-CORRIGAN POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS Katherine Plessy Leigh Andrew

50 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD YEAR HEAD COACH W-L CONF. (FINISH) POST SEASON FINAL RANK 2012 Danalee Corso 16-2 Independent 1-2 (AVCA) Danalee Corso 17-4 Independent 2-2 (AVCA) Danalee Corso 19-3 Independent 3-2 (AVCA)^ Danalee Corso 13-6 Independent 0-2 (AVCA) Brooke Niles 32-3 CCSA (1st) 3-2 (NCAA)^ Brooke Niles 29-9 CCSA (1st) 2-2 (NCAA) 4 TOTAL ^ denotes National Runner-up; Final Rank determined by AVCA Coaches Poll (dates back to 2015). Final rank denotes final AVCA ranking 49

51 NATIONAL RANKINGS ALL-TIME AVCA POLLS 2015 (Ranked: 6 Weeks; High: 3) Preseason Poll - February Pepperdine... NP 2. Southern Cal... NP 3. Florida State... NP 4. Hawaii... NP 5. Long Beach State... NP 6. Loyola Marymount... NP 7. UCLA... NP 8. Saint Mary s... NP 9. Florida International... NP 10. Georgia State... NP Second Poll - March Hawaii Pepperdine Southern Cal Florida State Long Beach State Loyola Marymount Florida International Pacific... NR 9. UCLA... 7 t10. Stetson... NR t10. Arizona... NR Third Poll - March Southern Cal Hawaii Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Florida International Georgia State... NR 8. UCLA Loyola Marymount Arizona Fourth Poll - April 7 1. Southern Cal Hawaii Florida International Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Georgia State UCLA Stetson... NP 10. Arizona Fifth Poll - April Southern Cal Hawaii Florida International Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Georgia State UCLA Stetson Arizona Final Poll - May 5 1. Southern Cal Long Beach State Pepperdine Florida International Hawaii Stetson Florida State Georgia State (Ranked: 11 Weeks; High: 2) Preseason Poll - February Southern Cal Pepperdine Hawaii Long Beach State Florida State... 7 t6. FIU... 4 t6. UCLA... NR 8. Georgia State Arizona... NR 10. Stetson... 6 Week 1 - March 7 1. Pepperdine Southern Cal UCLA... t6 4. Florida State Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona Stetson Florida International... t6 10. Georgia State... 8 Week 2 - March Pepperdine Florida State Southern Cal UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona Georgia State Stetson Florida International... 9 Week 3 - March Pepperdine Florida State Southern Cal UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona Georgia State Stetson Florida International Week 4 - March Pepperdine Southern Cal Florida State Hawaii UCLA Arizona Long Beach State Georgia State Stetson Florida International Week 5 - April 4 1. Pepperdine Southern Cal Florida State UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona Georgia State Stetson Florida International Week 6 - April Southern Cal Pepperdine Florida State UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona Stetson... 9 t9. Georgia State... 8 t9. Florida International Week 7 - April Southern Cal Pepperdine Florida State UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona Stetson Georgia State... t9 10. Florida International... t9 Week 8 - April Southern Cal Pepperdine Florida State UCLA Hawaii Arizona Long Beach State Georgia State Stetson LSU... NR Week 9 - May 5 1. Southern Cal Florida State Pepperdine UCLA Hawaii Arizona Georgia State Long Beach State Stetson LSU Final Poll - May Southern Cal Florida State UCLA Hawaii Pepperdine Arizona Georgia State Stetson Long Beach State LSU (Ranked: 10 Weeks; High: 2) Preseason Poll - February Southern Cal Florida State UCLA Pepperdine Hawaii Arizona Long Beach State Georgia State

52 9. Stetson LSU FIU... NR 12. Grand Canyon... NR 13. Stanford... NR 14. California... NR 15. Tulane... NR Week 1 - March 6 1. Southern Cal Florida State Pepperdine UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Georgia State Arizona Stetson LSU Grand Canyon t-12. FIU...11 t-12. Arizona State... NR 14. Stanford South Carolina... NR Week 2 - March Southern Cal Pepperdine UCLA Florida State Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona... 8 t-8. Georgia State... 7 t-8. LSU t-10. Arizona State... t-12 t-10. South Carolina Stetson Grand Canyon California... NR 15. Cal Poly... NR Week 3 - March Southern Cal Pepperdine UCLA Florida State Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona LSU... t-8 t-9. Georgia State... t-8 t-9. South Carolina... t Arizona State... t Grand Canyon Stetson FAU... NR 15. Caifornia Week 4 - March Southern Cal Pepperdine UCLA Florida State Hawaii Long Beach State LSU Arizona Stetson Georgia State... t South Carolina... t Arizona State Grand Canyon FAU NATIONAL RANKINGS 15. FIU... NR Week 5 - April 3 1. Southern Cal Pepperdine UCLA Florida State Long Beach State Hawaii LSU Arizona Stetson Georgia State South Carolina Grand Canyon FIU FAU Arizona State Week 6 - April Southern Cal... 1 t-2. Pepperdine... 2 t-2. UCLA Florida State... 4 t-5. Long Beach State... 6 t-5. Hawaii LSU Arizona Stetson... 9 t-10. Georgia State t-10. Grand Canyon South Carolina TCU... NR 14. FIU FAU Week 7 - April Southern Cal UCLA... t-2 3. Pepperdine... t-2 4. Florida State Long Beach State... t-5 6. Hawaii... t-5 7. LSU Arizona Georgia State... t-10 t-10. FIU t-10. Grand Canyon... t South Carolina Stetson TCU FAU Week 8 - April Southern Cal UCLA Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Hawaii LSU Arizona FIU... t Georgia State Grand Canyon... t South Carolina TCU FAU Stetson Week 9 - May 1 1. Southern Cal UCLA Pepperdine Florida State Hawaii Long Beach State LSU FIU Arizona South Carolina Georgia State Grand Canyon TCU FAU Stetson Final Poll - May 8 1. Southern Cal Pepperdine Hawaii Florida State UCLA LSU Long Beach State South Carolina Arizona FIU Georgia State Grand Canyon TCU FAU Stetson

53 NATIONAL RANKINGS ALL-TIME DiG MAGAZINE POLLS 2015 (Ranked: 6 Weeks; High: 2) Preseason Poll - January Pepperdine... NP 2. Florida State... NP 3. Southern Cal... NP 4. Hawaii... NP 5. Loyola Marymount... NP 6. Long Beach State... NP 7. Saint Mary s... NP 8. UCLA... NP 9. Florida International... NP 10. Pacific... NP 11. Georgia State... NP 12. Stanford... NP 13. Stetson... NP 14. North Florida... NP 15. Tulane... NP 16. Arizona... NP 17. Nebraska... NP 18. Santa Clara... NP 19. Grand Canyon... NP 20. Louisiana-Monroe... NP Second Poll - March 9 1. Hawaii Pepperdine Southern Cal Florida State Long Beach State Florida International Pacific Loyola Marymount UCLA Georgia State Stetson Stanford Saint Mary s Arizona Santa Clara North Florida Tulane Grand Canyon Nebraska South Carolina... NP Third Poll - March Southern Cal Pepperdine Hawaii Florida International Florida State Long Beach State Georgia State UCLA Stetson Pacific Arizona Loyola Marymount Washington... NP 14. Stanford Nebraska Santa Clara South Carolina Saint Mary s Grand Canyon Louisiana Monroe... NP Fourth Poll - March Southern Cal Hawaii Florida International Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Georgia State UCLA Stetson Washington Nebraska Arizona Pacific Loyola Marymount Stanford Santa Clara South Carolina Grand Canyon CSU Bakersfield... NP 20. Tulane... NP Fifth Poll - April Southern Cal Hawaii Florida International Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Georgia State UCLA Stetson Washington Arizona Nebraska Pacific Stanford Loyola Marymount Grand Canyon South Carolina Santa Clara Tulane CSU Bakersfield Final Poll- May 7 1. Southern Cal Long Beach State Pepperdine Hawaii Florida International Stetson Florida State Georgia State Arizona UCLA Washington Nebraska Pacific Stanford Grand Canyon Loyola Marymount South Carolina Santa Clara Tulane CSU Bakersfield (Ranked: 6 Weeks; High: 2) Preseason Poll - February 1 1. Southern Cal Pepperdine Hawaii Long Beach State Florida International Florida State UCLA Georgia State Arizona Stetson Washington Nebraska Stanford Loyola Marymount Grand Canyon Pacific South Carolina Tulane LSU... NR 20. Santa Clara Second Poll - March Pepperdine Southern Cal UCLA Florida State Hawaii Arizona Long Beach State Stetson Florida International Grand Canyon Georgia State LSU San Francisco... NR 14. Washington Nebraska Tulane Florida Atlantic... NR 18. Pacific California... NR 20. Loyola Marymount Third Poll - March Pepperdine Southern Cal Florida State Hawaii UCLA Arizona Long Beach State Georgia State Stetson Grand Canyon Florida International LSU San Francisco Nebraska New Mexico... NR 16. California North Florida... NR 18. Tulane South Carolina... NR 20. Florida Atlantic Fourth Poll - April Southern Cal Pepperdine Florida State UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona Stetson Georgia State Florida International LSU New Mexico San Francisco California North Florida Grand Canyon Tulane Nebraska Florida Atlantic

54 20. Santa Clara... NR Fifth Poll - April Southern Cal Pepperdine Florida State UCLA Hawaii Arizona Georgia State Long Beach State LSU Stetson Grand Canyon Florida International North Florida San Francisco California New Mexico St. Mary s... NR 18. Tulane Florida Atlantic Loyola Marymount... NR Final Poll - May Southern Cal Florida State UCLA Hawaii Pepperdine Arizona Georgia State Stetson Long Beach State LSU Grand Canyon North Florida Florida International Tulane San Francisco California St. Mary s New Mexico Florida Atlantic South Carolina... NR 2017 (Ranked: 9 Weeks; High: 2) Preseason Poll - February Southern Cal UCLA Florida State Pepperdine Hawaii Arizona Stetson Georgia State LSU Long Beach State Grand Canyon FIU North Florida Tulane TCU... NR 16. California South Carolina New Mexico FAU Loyola Marymount... NR Week 1 Poll - March 6 1. USC Florida State Pepperdine... 4 NATIONAL RANKINGS 4. UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Georgia State Grand Canyon Arizona State... NR 10. LSU Stetson FIU Arizona California South Carolina Stanford... NR 17. Tulane TCU FAU Loyola Marymount Week 2 Poll - March USC Florida State Pepperdine UCLA Hawaii Long Beach State Georgia State Grand Canyon Arizona State LSU Stetson FIU Arizona California South Carolina Stanford Tulane TCU FAU Loyola Marymount Week 3 Poll - March Southern Cal Pepperdine UCLA Florida State Hawaii Long Beach State Arizona LSU South Carolina Georgia State California Arizona State Grand Canyon Stetson FAU FIU TCU Tulane Stanford Cal Poly... NR Week 4 Poll - March Southern Cal Pepperdine UCLA Florida State Hawaii Long Beach State LSU Arizona Grand Canyon Georgia State South Carolina FAU Stetson Arizona State California FIU St. Mary s... NR 18. TCU Stanford Cal Poly Week 5 Poll - April 3 1. Southern Cal Pepperdine UCLA Florida State Long Beach State Hawaii LSU Arizona Grand Canyon Georgia State South Carolina FIU FAU Stetson St. Mary s TCU Arizona State California Stanford t-20. Cal Poly t-20. Loyola Marymount... NR Week 6 Poll - April Southern Cal UCLA Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Hawaii LSU Arizona Grand Canyon TCU Georgia State South Carolina FIU FAU St. Mary s Loyola Marymount... t Stetson California Arizona State Stanford Week 7 Poll - April Southern Cal UCLA Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Hawaii LSU Arizona Grand Canyon TCU FIU Georgia State South Carolina FAU St. Mary s Loyola Marymount Stetson Stanford Arizona State California

55 NATIONAL RANKINGS Week 8 Poll - April Southern Cal UCLA Pepperdine Florida State Long Beach State Hawaii Arizona LSU FIU Grand Canyon TCU South Carolina Georgia State Loyola Marymount FAU St. Mary s Stetson Arizona State Stanford California Final Poll - May Southern Cal Pepperdine Hawaii Florida State UCLA LSU Long Beach State Arizona South Carolina FIU Grand Canyon TCU Georgia State Loyola Marymount FAU St. Mary s Stetson Arizona State Stanford Tulane... NR HIGHEST RANKING BY POLL AVCA...2 (5/5/16-3/6/17) DiG...2 (1/21/15; 5/12/16) FINAL AVCA/DiG RANKINGS 2015:...7/7 2016:...2/2 2017:...4/4 54

56 POSTSEASON HISTORY CCSA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 2016 EMERSON, GA (5-0) Friday, April 22 #1 Florida State d. #4 LSU C1: Brown/Pardon d. Lindelow/Allmer , C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua d. Boyle/Kessler , C3: Freire/Sanchez d. Leak/Molle , 21-16, C4: Young/Orellana d. Jerger/Montgomery , C5: Wood/Davenport d. Esposito/Luke , Order of Finish: 2, 4, 1, 5, *3 Friday, April 22 #1 Florida State d. #5 South Carolina C1: Brown/Pardon d. Mannisto/Williams , 21-9 C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua d. Blomgren/Ezell , C3: Freire/Sanchez d. Tendrich/Reilly , C4: Jerger/Montgomery d. Wood/Vitt , 21-8 C5: Esposito/Luke d. Neuenfeldt/Darby , Order of Finish: 1, 4, *3, 5, 2 Saturday, April 23 #1 Florida State d. #8 UAB C1: Brown/Pardon d. Carter/Rishell , 21-19, 15-7 C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua d. Ressor/Hoven , C3: Freire/Sanchez d. Treace/Evans , 21-9 C4: Jerger/Montgomery d. Logoleo/Buckland , C5: Esposito/Luke d. Moreno/Martinez , Order of Finish: 3, 5, *2, 4, 1 Sunday, April 24 - Semifinal #1 Florida State d. #5 South Carolina C1: Brown/Pardon d. Mannisto/Williams , C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua d. Blomgren/Ezell , C3: Freire/Sanchez d. Tendrich/Reilly , C4: Jerger/Montgomery d. Wood/Vitt , C5: Esposito/Luke d. Neuenfeldt/Darby , Order of Finish: 4, 5, *1, 2, 3 Sunday, April 24 - Championship #1 Florida State d. #2 Georgia State C1: Brown/Pardon d. Button/Olivova , C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua vs. Rawls/Interwies , 21-18, C3: Freire/Sanchez d. Pickering/Rohan , C4: Jerger/Montgomery vs. Weiner/Wilson , C5: Esposito/Luke d. Townsend/Cook , 17-21, Order of Finish: 3, 1, *5; DNF (2, 4) 2017 EMERSON, GA (6-0) Friday, April 21 #1 Florida State d. #9 UNCW C1: Andrew/Kuhlman d. Lott/Aljoe , C2: Paranagua/Freire d. Corrigan/Kline , C3: Jerger/Sanchez d. Kelly/McCullough , C4: Horton/Goncalves d. Borgiotti/Alvis , 21-9 C5: Luke/Torruella d. Hunt/Roony , Order of Finish: 4, 2, *5, 3, 1 Friday, April 21 #1 Florida State d. #8 Tulane C1: Andrew/Kuhlman d. Juric/McHugh , C2: Paranagua/Freire d. Mguyen/Surtz , C3: Jerger/Sanchez d. Merherner/Mertz , 21-17, C4: Horton/Goncalves d. Chin/Strasner , C5: Luke/Torruella d. Correa/McAfee , Order of Finish: 4, 5, *2, 1, 3 Saturday, April 22 #1 Florida State d. #4 South Carolina C1: Andrew/Kuhlman d. Culbert/Smith , C2: Paranagua/Freire d. Williams/Denney , C3: Zimmerman/Tendrich d. Jerger/Sanchez , 21-19, C4: Horton/Goncalves d. Mannisto/Schnieder , C5: Vitt/Harrison d. Luke/Torruella , 19-21, Order of Finish: 2, 4, *1, 3, 4 Saturday, April 22 #1 Florida State d. #5 FIU C1: Andrew/Kuhlman d. Bianchin/Frasca , 23-21, C2: Paranagua/Freire d. Friesen/Thomas , C3: Jerger/Sanchez d. Thelle/Giron , C4: Bernier/Hogan d. Horton/Goncalves , 21-23, C5: Luke/Torruella d. Sataric/Bethancourt , Order of Finish: 2, 3, *5, 4, 1 Saturday, April 22 - Semifinal #1 Florida State d. #6 FAU C1: Rice/Kinlaw d. Andrew/Kuhlman , C2: Paranagua/Freire d. Barker/Pellitteri , C3: Jerger/Sanchez d. Dischler/Lacour , C4: Horton/Goncalves d. Grant/Navarro , C5: Luke/Torruella d. Scarborough/Cunningham , 21-15, Order of Finish: 2, 3, 1, *4, 5 Sunday, April 23 - Championship #1 Florida State d. #5 FIU C1: Andrew/Kuhlman vs. Bianchin/Frasca , C2: Paranagua/Freire d. Friesen/Thomas , C3: Jerger/Sanchez d. Thelle/Giron , C4: Horton/Goncalves vs. Bernier/Hogan , C5: Luke/Torruella d. Sataric/Bethancourt , 21-6 Order of Finish: 5, 3, *2; DNF (1,4) AVCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2012 GULF SHORES, AL (1-2) April 28 - First Round Long Beach State d. Florida State C1: Ledoux/Roenicke d. Newgard/Tiegs , 21-16, FF C2: Stepanova/Pardon d. Cabrajac/Hampton , C3: Aigner-Sweeny/Fontanilla d. Kiley/Haworth , 21-8 C4: Minkel/Neely d. Djurdjevic/S.Pellitteri , C5: Johnson/Jackson d. Yildirim/McGregor , April 28 - Quarterfinals Florida State d. College of Charleston C1: Newgard/Tiegs d. Thesfeld/Chabb , C2: Stepanova/Pardon d. Kolich/Shelton , C3: Neideffer/White d. Haworth/Kiley , FF C4: Djurdjevic/S.Pellitteri d. Koehler/Zbojniewicz , C5: Wickstrom/Yildirim d. Warren/White , 21-4 April 28 - Semifinals Long Beach State d. Florida State C1: Newgard/Tiegs d. Ledoux/Roenicke , 21-16, FF C2: Stepanova/Pardon d. Cabrajac/Hampton , C3: Aigner-Sweeny/Fontanilla d. Kiley/Haworth , C4: Minkel/Neely d. Djurdjevic/S.Pellitteri , C5: Johnson/Jackson d. Yildirim/Wickstrom , GULF SHORES, AL (2-2) May 3 - First Round Florida State d. Louisiana-Monroe C1: Pardon/Wickstrom d. Sukach/Markova , 13-21, C2: Pavels/Brown d. McNamee/Grabiec , C3: Davis/Plessy d. Araya/Garcia , C4: Kiley/Yildiriim d. Parks/Ocana , C5: K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri d. Marinova/Cullum , 21-5 May 3 - Second Round Long Beach State d. Florida State C1: Roenicke/Ledoux d. Pardon/Wickstrom , 27-25, C2: Pavels/Brown d. Aigner-Sweeny/Cabrajac , 19-21, 15-8 C3: Davis/Plessy d. Mackie/Fontanilla , 16-21, C4: Neely/Minkel d. Kiley/Yildiriim , C5: Johnson/Jackson d. K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri , 15-21, May 3 - Quarterfinals Florida State d. North Florida C1: Pardon/Wickstrom d. Medina/Budinska , C2: Pavels/Brown d. Jenkins/Whitmire , C3: Davis/Plessy d. Strack/Wagner , 18-21, 15-9 C4: Kiley/Yildiriim d. Pridgeon/McGuire , C5: K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri d. Claessens/Trembley , May 4 - Semifinals Pepperdine d. Florida State C1: Pardon/Wickstrom d. Frederick/Orozco... FF C2: Dykstra/C.Racich d. Pavels/Brown , C3: Larson/Woolever d. Davis/Plessy , C4: Adelhelm/T.Racich d. Kiley/Yildiriim , C5: K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri d. Cook/Messing , GULF SHORES, AL (3-2) May 2 - First Round Florida State d. Stetson C1: Pardon/Davis d. Anderson/Melville , C2: K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri d. Coston/Byl , C3: Yildirim/Wickstrom d. Farrell/Bassett , C4: Brown/Pavels d. Rygh/Dierickx , C5: Sanchez/Luke d. Lind/Creamer , 16-21,

57 POSTSEASON HISTORY May 2 - Second Round Pepperdine d. Florida State C1: Larsen/Woolever d. Davis/Pardon , C2: Dykstra/Stehlow d. K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri , 21-19, 15-9 C3: Wickstrom/Yildirim d. Knudsen/C.Racich , C4: Cook/Messing d. Brown/Pavels , C5: Adelhelm/Asperey d. Luke/Sanchez , May 2 - Quarterfinals Florida State d. Florida International C1: Pardon/Davis d. Gehrke/Boulanger , C2: K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri d. Toghiyani/Cupp , C3: Yildirim/Wickstrom d. Mendoza/Sukhareva , C4: Brown/Pavels d. Monforte/Gluchowicz , C5: Sanchez/Luke d. Rosko/Rosado , May 3 - Semifinals Florida State d. Hawaii C1: Pardon/Davis d. Cook/Tiegs , 21-18, C2: K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri d. Spieler/Taylor , C3: Yildirim/Wickstrom d. Long/Longo , C4: Brown/Pavels d. Chow/Urban , 11-21, 15-7 C5: Riggs/Tucker d. Sanchez/Luke , 22-20, May 3 - Championship Final Pepperdine d. Florida State C1: Larsen/Woolever d. Davis/Pardon , 11-21, C2: Dykstra/Stehlow d. K.Pellitteri/S.Pellitteri , C3: Wickstrom/Yildirim d. Knudsen/C.Racich , C4: Brown/Pavels d. Cook/Messing , C5: Adelhelm/Asperey d. Luke/Sanchez , GULF SHORES, AL (0-2) May 1 - First Round Florida International d. Florida State C1: Licka/Samoday d. Nyquist/Pavels , 20-22, C2: Monforte/Nash d. Paranagua/K.Pellitteri , 21-15, C3: Boulanger/Sataric d. Sanchez/Wickstrom , C4: Budinska/Gluchowicz d. Freire/Montgomery , C5: Cupp/Toghiyani d. Brown/Woie , 21-11, May 1 - Second Round Hawaii d. Florida State C1: Taylor/Tiegs d. Nyquist/Pavels , C2: Spieler/Urban d. Paranagua/K.Pellitteri , C3: Rooks/Brown d. Sanchez/Wickstrom , C4: Freire/Montgomery d. Tucker/Schucht , 21-18, 15-7 C5: Brown/Woie d. Chow/Zalopany , 18-21, NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 2016 GULF SHORES, AL (3-2) May 6 - First Round Florida State d. Stetson C1: Brown/Pardon vs. Strakova/Putt... DNF, 13-21, 21-17, 13-7 C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua d. Lind/Tormey , C3: Freire/Sanchez d. Anderson/Carroll , C4: Horton/Montgomery vs. Akins/Harris...DNF, 18-21, 21-14, 6-4 C5: Esposito/Luke d. Walsh/Richardson , 21-14, May 6 - Second Round Florida State d. Hawaii C1: Brown/Pardon d. Spieler/Maglio , 21-17, C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua d. Taylor/Schucht , C3: Long/Tucker d. Freire/Sanchez , C4: Horton/Montgomery d. Schreiber/Zalopany , C5: Rooks/Homayun d. Esposito/Luke , May 7 - Third Round Southern Cal d. Florida State C1: Hughes/Claes d. Brown/Pardon , C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua vs. Strange/Bukovec...DNF, 15-21, C3: Freire/Sanchez d. Martin/Wheeler , C4: Bustamante/Belton d. Horton/Montgomery , C5: Kremer/Nightingale d. Esposito/Luke , May 8 - Semifinals Florida State d. UCLA C1: Brown/Pardon d. M.McNamara/N.McNamara , C2: Schmitt/Tan d. K.Pellitteri/Paranagua , C3: Freire/Sanchez d. Zappia/Carey , 21-15, C4: Horton/Montgomery vs. Muno/Ngauamo... DNF, 21-17, 17-21, 3-5 C5: Esposito/Jerger d. Consani/Buechler , May 8 - Championship Final Southern Cal d. Florida State C1: Hughes/Claes d. Brown/Pardon , C2: K.Pellitteri/Paranagua vs. Strange/Bukovec...DNF, 13-21, C3: Martin/Wheeler d. Freire/Sanchez , 18-21, C4: Horton/Montgomery vs. Bustamante/Belton...DNF, 13-21, C5: Kremer/Nightingale d. Esposito/Jerger , GULF SHORES, AL (2-2) May 5 - First Round Hawaii d. Florida State C1: Tucker/Martin d. Andrew/Kuhlman , C2: Taylor/Schucht d. Freire/Paranagua , 21-18, C3: Sanchez/Jerger vs. Weaver/Maglio...DNF, 23-21, 19-21, C4: Kan/Homayun d. Horton/Goncalves , 16-21, 15-9 C5: Torruella/Luke d. Ozee/Hannah , May 5 - Second Round Florida State d. South Carolina C1: Andrew/Kuhlman d. Culbert/Smith , C2: Freire/Paranagua d. Williams/Denney , C3: Sanchez/Jerger d. Zimmerman/Tendrich , 18-21, C4: Horton/Goncalves vs. Mannisito/Schnieder.. DNF, 18-21, 21-16, C5: Torruella/Luke vs. Vitt/Harrison...DNF, 21-19, 17-21, 12-8 May 6 - Third Round Florida State d. UCLA C1: Andrew/Kuhlman d. McNamara/McNamara , 16-21, C2: Freire/Paranagua d. Tan/Yeomans , 16-21, C3: Van Winden/Zappia d. Sanchez/Jerger , C4: Horton/Goncalves d. Carey/Anderson ,21-18 C5: Torruella/Luke vs. Justine/Simo... DNF, 20-22, 21-19, May 6 - Fourth Round Hawaii d. Florida State C1: Andrew/Kuhlman d. Tucker/Martin , 15-21, C2: Freire/Paranagua d. Taylor/Schucht , 21-19, C3: Weaver/Maglio d. Sanchez/Jerger , 20-22, 15-7 C4: Kan/Homayun d. Horton/Goncalves , C5: Ozee/Hannah d. Torruella/Luke , 21-18,

58 2012 FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS DUO RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Newgard/Tiegs Stepanova/Pardon Pavels/Djurdjevic S. Pellitteri/Kiley McGregor/Wickstrom Blackman/Haworth Milosavlejevic/Yildirim McGregor/Blackman McGregor/Haworth Wickstrom/Kiley Pardon/S. Pellitteri Haworth/Kiley Djurdjevic/S. Pellitteri McGregor/Yildirim Wickstrom/Yildirm Wickstrom/S. Pellitteri Blackman/Saxton Milosavlejevic/Davis (C.of C)* Team Totals INDIV. RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Aurora Newgard Brittany Tiegs Jace Pardon Jekaterina Stepanova Visnja Djurdjevic Melanie Pavels Jeassica McGregor Mallory Kiley Stephanie Pellitteri Caitlin Haworth Fatma Yildirim Sarah Wickstrom Marija Milosavlejevic* Lauryssa Blackman Amanda Saxton *Milosavlejevic paired with College of Charleston s Davis to go 7-1 at the Fiesta at Siesta Key on Aprtil 14 Overall = Overall won-loss mark in all matches Pool = Record in pool play at tournaments/invitationals Pairs = Record in pairs tournament play Duals = Record in dual (team vs. team) matches 1 through 5 = Record in the position in all duals and selected pool play 57

59 2012 FINAL RESULTS Date Opponent/Event Place Result Mar. 3 at UAB Birmingham, Ala. W, 5-0 Mar. 5 at Tulane New Orleans, La. W, 5-0 MAR. 8-9 CLASH OF THE COLLEGIANS WINTER HAVEN, FLA. Mar. 8 Duals vs. Stetson W, 5-0 vs. College of Charleston W, 5-0 Mar. 9 Pairs 15-team pairs tournament 1st - Stepanova/Pardon; 2nd - Tiegs/Newgard; 3rd - Djurdjevic/Pavels Mar. 13 vs. Tulane (DH) Tallahassee, Fla. W, 5-0; W, 5-0 MAR USC TOURNAMENT LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Mar. 16 Pool Play Mar. 17 Team Competition UH/Pepp/USC/LBSU 2nd Mar team pairs tournament 1st - Tiegs/Newgard; T2nd - Stepanova/Pardon MAR FSU SAND TOURNAMENT TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Mar. 24 vs. FGCU W, 5-0 vs. Stetson W, 5-0 vs. USC W, 4-1 Mar team Gold pairs tournament 1st - Tiegs/Newgard; 2nd - Pavels/Djurdjevic; T3rd - Stepanova/Pavels 10-team Silver pairs tournament 1st - McGregor/Haworth; T3rd - Pellitteri/Kiley Mar. 29 vs. Hawaii (DH) Tallahassee, Fla. W, 4-1; W, 4-1 MAR. 31- APR. 1 UNF SAND INVITATIONAL JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Mar. 31 Pool Play/Team Competition 1st Apr team Gold pairs tournament 2nd - Tiegs/Newgard; T3rd - Djurdjevic/Pardon Apr. 6 at Stetson Deland, Fla. W, 5-0 Apr. 6 vs. FAU Deland, Fla. W, 5-0 APR. 14 FIESTA AT SIESTA KEY SIESTA KEY, FLA. Apr. 14 Pool Play/Team Competition 1st Apr. 14 Fiesta Pairs Tournament 1st - Tiegs/Newgard; 2nd - Djurdjevic/Pardon; 3rd - Kiley/Haworth Apr. 14 Siesta Pairs Tournament 1st- McGregor/Yildirim; 2nd - Milosavlejevic/Davis (C. of C.) Apr. 21 vs. UAB Tallahassee, Fla. W, 5-0 Apr. 21 vs. FAU Tallahassee, Fla. W, 5-0 APR AVCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS GULF SHORES, ALA. Apr. 27 Pairs Tournament Pool Play Tiegs/Newgard - 3-0; Stepanova/Pardon Apr. 28 vs. Long Beach State Round 1 L, 1-4 Apr. 28 vs. College of Charleston Quarterfinals W, 4-1 Apr. 28 vs. Long Beach State Semifinals L, 2-3 Apr. 29 Pairs Championship Quarterfinals LBSU Ledoux/Roenicke def. Tiegs/Newgard Semifinals LBSU Ledoux/Roenicke def. Stepanova/Pardon 58

60 2013 FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS DUO RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS S. Pellitteri/N. Pellitteri Brown/Pavels Plessy/Davis Pardon/Wickstrom Kiley/McGregor Pardon/Milosavljevic Wickstrom/Kiley Yildirim/Medic Yildirim/Davis Kiley/Yildirim Burrington/Mosher Saxton/Montgomery Pavels/Plessy Brown/Wickstrom Harkness/Fidelholtz* Ryan/Joyce McGregor/Medic Plessy/Kiley Harkness/Plessy Pardon/McGregor Brown/Pardon Team Totals INDIV. RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Stephanie Pellitteri Kristina Pellitteri Mallory Kiley Sarah Wickstrom Jace Pardon Julie Brown Fatma Yildirim Melanie Pavels Aurora Davis Katherine Plessy Jeassica McGregor Marija Milosavljevic Olivera Medic Sarah Burrington Katie Mosher Amanda Saxton Annie Montgomery Blyss Harkness* Kayla Joyce Lexy Ryan *-Blyss Harkness played four matches (3-1) with College of Charleston s Katie Fidelholtz at the Fiesta on Siesta event. Overall = Overall won-loss mark in all matches Tournament = Record at tournaments/invitationals Duals = Record in dual (team vs. team) matches 1 through 5 = Record in the position in all duals and selected pool play 59

61 2013 FINAL RESULTS Date Opponent/Event Place Result Mar. 10 at #3 USC Los Angeles, Calif. W, 3-2 vs. Loyola-Marymount Los Angeles, Calif. W, 5-0 Mar. 11 at #2 Long Beach State Long Beach, Calif. L, 1-4 vs. #6 UCLA Long Beach, Calif. W, 5-0 MAR CHULA VISTA TOURNAMENT CHULA VISTA, CALIF. Mar. 14 vs. #1 Pepperdine L, 2-3 vs. Nebraska W, 4-1 Mar. 15 vs. CSU-Bakersfield W, 5-0 Mar. 16 Pairs 15-team pairs tournament 2nd - Pardon/Milosavljevic MAR JACKSONVILLE EVENT JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Mar. 29 vs. UAB W, 5-0 vs. Jacksonville W, 4-1 Mar. 30 vs. Jacksonville W, 4-1 vs. Stetson W, 5-0 April. 6 vs. Tulane Atlanta, Ga. W, 5-0 vs. Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. W, 4-1 April 7 Silver Bracket Atlanta, Ga. 1st - Davis/Plessy 3rd - Pellitteri/Pellitteri Gold Bracket Atlanta, Ga. 2nd - Pavels/Brown APRIL SIESTA KEY TOURNAMENT SIESTA KEY, FLA. Apr. 12 vs. Webber International W, 5-0 vs. FGCU W, 5-0 Apr team Sunday Fun 2 1st - Kiley/McGregor 12-team Sunday Fun 1 1st - Pellitteri/Pellitteri 16-team Gold Division T3rd - Pavels/Brown T5th - Pardon/Wickstrom APRIL FLORIDA STATE TOURNAMENT TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Apr. 20 vs. College of Charleston W, 5-0 vs. UAB W, 5-0 Apr. 21 Gold Bracket 2nd - Pardon/Wickstrom 7th - Brown/ Pavels Silver Bracket 1st - Pellitteri/Pellitteri 2nd - Plessy/Davis T3rd - Kiley/Yildirim MAY 3-5 AVCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GULF SHORES, ALA. May 3 vs. # 6 ULM Round 1 W, 5-0 vs. # 2 Long Beach State Round 2 L, 2-3 vs. #5 North Florida Quarterfinals W, 5-0 May 4 vs. #1 Pepperdine Semifinals L, 2-3 May 5 Pairs Tournament Round 1 #3 Pardon/Wickstrom def. #14 UNF Budinska/Medina #10 USC Fuller/Sary def. #7 Pavels/Brown Pairs Tournament Quarterfinals #6 Mendoza/Samoday def. #3 Pardon/Wickstrom 60

62 2014 FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS DUO RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Davis/Pardon Brown/Pavels S.Pellitteri/N. Pellitteri Yildirim/Wickstrom Sanchez/Luke Montgomery/Thompson Joyce/Yildirim Mosher/Wickstrom Ryan/Joyce Sanchez/Wickstrom Joyce/Luke Sanchez/Ryan Davis/N. Pellitteri Team Totals INDIV. RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Jace Pardon Aurora Davis Fatma Yildirim Sarah Wickstrom Julie Brown Melanie Pavels Stephanie Pellitteri Kristina Pellitteri Sierra Sanchez Hailey Luke Annie Montgomery Julia Thompson Kayla Joyce Katie Mosher Lexy Ryan Overall = Overall won-loss mark in all matches Tournament = Record at tournaments/invitationals Duals = Record in dual (team vs. team) matches 1 through 5 = Record in the position in all duals and selected pool play 61

63 2014 FINAL RESULTS Date Opponent/Event Place Result UNF SAND INVITATIONAL Mar. 8 vs. #9 Florida International St. Augustine, Fla. W, 4-1 vs. Louisiana Monroe St. Augustine, Fla. W, 5-0 Mar. 9 vs. Jacksonville St. Augustine, Fla. W, 5-0 vs. North Florida St. Augustine, Fla. W, 5-0 Mar. 12 at #3 Long Beach State Long Beach, Calif. W, 3-2 MAR USC EVENT LOS ANGELES, CALIF. Mar. 14 at #2 Southern California L, 2-3 vs. Loyola Marymount W, 5-0 vs. #6 UCLA W, 5-0 Mar. 15 Pairs Tournament 2nd - Davis/Pardon MAR FSU EVENT TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Mar. 29 vs. South Carolina W, 5-0 vs. LSU W, 5-0 vs. Jacksonville W, 4-1 Mar. 30 Gold Bracket 1st - Davis/Pardon Silver Bracket 2nd - Yildirim/Wickstrom 3rd - Brown/Pavels APRIL 5-6 C OF C SAND CLASSIC MT. PLEASANT April 5 vs. South Carolina W, 5-0 vs. Mercer W, 5-0 April 6 vs. #8 Georgia State W, 4-1 vs. College of Charleston W, 5-0 APRIL SIESTA KEY TOURNAMENT SIESTA KEY, FLA. April 11 vs. Webber International W, 4-1 vs. Tulane W, 5-0 April 12 Gold Championship 1st - Brown/Pavels Silver Championship 1st - Montgomery/Thompson April 13 Siesta Sand Pairs Challenge 1st - Davis/Pardon APRIL FLORIDA STATE TOURNAMENT TALLAHASSEE, FLA. April 19 Gold Bracket 1st - Davis/Brown 2nd - Yildirim/Wickstrom 4th - Brown/Pavels AAA Bracket 1st - Sanchez/Luke 2nd - Joyce/Ryan 4th - Montgomery/Thompson MAY 2-4 AVCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GULF SHORES, ALA. May 3 vs. Stetson (6 seed) Round 1 W, 5-0 vs. # 2 Pepperdine Round 2 L, 1-4 vs. #6 Florida International Quarterfinals W, 5-0 May 3 vs. #3 Hawai i Semifinals W, 4-1 vs. #2 Pepperdine Finals L, 2-3 May 4 Pairs Tournament Round 1 #2 Davis/Pardon def. #15 Stetson Anderson/Melville #9 LMU Keil/Metter def. #8 S. Pellitteri/N. Pellitteri Pairs Tournament Quarterfinals #2 Davis/Pardon def. #7 ULM Araya/Markova Seminfinals #3 UH Cook/Teigs def. #2 Davis/Pardon 62

64 2015 FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS DUO RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Paranagua/K. Pellitteri Freire/Montgomery Nyquist/Pavels Sanchez/Wickstrom Brown/Pavels Brown/Plessy Nyquist/Plessy Pardon/Wickstrom Horton/Woie Hauer/Joyce Harkness/Plessy Joyce/Nyquist Montgomery/Thompson Nyquist/S. Pellitteri Harkness/Joyce Harkness/Sanchez Brown/Woie Conway/Joyce Freire/Plessy Harkness/Montgomery Conway/Wickstrom Horton/Joyce Brown/S. Pellitteri Team Totals INDIV. RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Tory Paranagua Kristina Pellitteri Vanessa Freire Annie Montgomery Taylor Nyquist Melanie Pavels Sierra Sanchez Sarah Wickstrom Julie Brown Katherine Plessy Jace Pardon Katie Horton Cecilie Woie Karlie Hauer Blyss Harkness Kayla Joyce Julia Thompson Stephanie Pellitteri Meghan Conway Overall = Overall won-loss mark in all matches Tournament = Record at tournaments/invitationals Duals = Record in dual (team vs. team) matches 1 through 5 = Record in the position in all duals and selected pool play 63

65 2015 FINAL RESULTS Date Opponent/Event Place Result Mar. 7 at Stetson DeLand, Fla. W, 3-2 #9 Florida International at Deland, Fla. L, 2-3 Mar. 10 at Irvine Valley College Huntington Beach, Calif. W, 5-0 #5 Long Beach State at Huntington Beach, Calif. W, 4-1 Mar. 11 at #2 Pepperdine Zuma Beach, Calif. L, 1-4 TCU at Zuma Beach, Calif. W, 5-0 Mar. 13 #6 Loyola Marymount at Los Angeles, Calif. W, 3-2 at #3 Southern Cal Los Angeles, Calif. L, 1-4 Mar. 14 Pairs Tournament at Los Angeles, Calif. t-3rd - Paranagua/K. Pellitteri MAR GAMECOCK INVITATIONAL COLUMBIA, S.C Mar. 20 vs. Arizona State W, 4-1 vs. Tulane W, 5-0 Mar. 21 vs. UAB W, 5-0 at South Carolina W, 4-1 Mar. 22 vs. Georgia State L, 2-3 vs. Carson Newman W, 5-0 MAR 28 GULF COAST TOURNAMENT PANAMA CITY, FLA. Pool A Pool B Pool C Pool D Gold Bracket Silver Bracket 1st - Paranagua/K. Pellitteri 1st - Sanchez/Wickstrom 1st - Nyquist/Pavels 1st - Freire/Montgomery 1st - Nyquist/Pavels 1st - Harkness/Plessy Apr. 7 Louisiana-Monroe Tallahassee, Fla. W, 4-1 LSU Tallahassee, Fla. W, 4-1 Apr. 10 vs. Florida Atlantic at Siesta Key, Fla. W, 4-1 APR SIESTA KEY TOURNAMENT SIESTA KEY, FLA. Apr. 11 Gold Bracket - Fiesta Team Cup 2nd - Freire/Montgomery Silver Bracket - Fiesta Team Cup 2nd - Kubura/Thompson Bronze Bracket - Fiesta Team Cup 2nd - Conway/Hauer Apr. 12 Gold Bracket - Pairs Competition 1st - Brown/Pavels Silver Bracket - Pairs Competition 1st - Paranagua/K. Pellitteri APR FSU PAIRS TOURNAMENT TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Apr. 19 Gold Bracket Nyquist/Pavels (2-0)/Paranagua/K. Pellitteri (2-0) Silver Bracket Sanchez/Wickstrom (2-0) MAY 1-3 AVCA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GULF SHORES, ALA. May 1 vs. #2 Florida International Round 1 L, 0-5 vs. # 3 Hawaii Round 2 L, 2-3 May 3 Pairs Tournament Round 1 GSU Button/Olivova d. FSU Nyquist/Pavels 14-21, 21-18,

66 2016 FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS DUO RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Brown/Pardon Paranagua/N. Pellitteri Freire/Sanchez Freire/Montgomery Freire/Kuhlman Joyce/Montgomery Jerger/Montgomery Harkness/Plessy Horton/Montgomery Luke/Plessy Esposito/Luke Esposito/Jerger Horton/Kuhlman Jerger/Woie Esposito/Horton Harkness/Luke Joyce/Luke Eager/Plessy Conway/Eager Joyce/Kubura Kubura/Woie Joyce/Plessy Edwards/Thompson Harkness/Kuhlman Totals INDIV. RECORDS OVERALL TOURNAMENT DUALS Jace Pardon Julie Brown Tory Paranagua Kristina Pellitteri Vanessa Freire Sierra Sanchez Annie Montgomery Kayla Joyce Nikki Esposito Hailey Luke Macy Jerger Katherine Plessy Katie Horton Brooke Kuhlman Blyss Harkness Ali Eager Meghan Conway Milica Kubura Cecilie Woie Breana Edwards Julia Thompson Overall = Overall won-loss mark in all matches; Tournament = Record at tournaments/invitationals Duals = Record in dual (team vs. team) matches; 1 through 5 = Record in the position in all duals and selected pool play 65

67 2016 FINAL RESULTS Date Opponent/Event Place Result MAR 4-5 SUN DEVIL CHALLENGE 1 TEMPE, ARIZ. Mar. 4 vs. #-/17 South Carolina 1 W, 5-0 at Arizona State 1 W, 5-0 Mar. 5 at #-/15 Grand Canyon Phoenix, Ariz. W, 3-2 vs. New Mexico 1 W, 4-1 Mar. 9 at #6/4 Long Beach State Long Beach, Calif. W, 5-0 Mar. 10 vs. Cal State Northridge Santa Monica, Calif. W, 5-0 vs. #3/7 UCLA Santa Monica, Calif. W, 3-2 Mar. 11 vs. -/20 Loyola Marymount Los Angeles, Calif. W, 5-0 at #2/2 Southern Cal (TV: Pac-12 Network) Los Angeles, Calif. W, 3-2 MAR FIGHT AT THE FORT 2 FORT WORTH, TEXAS Mar. 19 vs. Houston Baptist 2 W, 5-0 at TCU 2 W, 5-0 Mar. 20 vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi 2 W, 5-0 MAR STETSON BEACH INVITATIONAL 3 DeLAND, FLA. Mar. 25 vs. #10/9 FIU 3 W, 4-1 vs. #4/3 UCLA 3 W, 4-1 Mar. 26 vs. #5/5 Hawaii 3 L, 1-4 APR 2-3 LSU BEACH INVITATIONAL 4 BATON ROUGE, LA. Apr. 2 vs. #-/10 Grand Canyon 4 W, 4-1 at #-/12 LSU 4 W, 5-0 Apr. 3 Pairs Play - Gold Bracket 2nd - Jerger/Montgomery t-3rd - Joyce/Plessy Pairs Play - Purple Bracket t-3rd - Harkness/Kuhlman APR 9-10 SIESTA KEY TOURNAMENT 5 SIESTA KEY, FLA. Apr. 9 vs. Louisiana Monroe 5 W, 5-0 vs. #-/17 North Florida 5 W, 3-2 Apr. 9 Pairs Bracket Play 1st - Horton/Kuhlman 2nd - Kubura/Woie Apr. 10 vs. #-/20 FAU 5 W, 5-0 vs. UNC Wilmington 5 W, 5-0 APR FSU BEACH INVITATIONAL 6 TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Apr. 15 UAB 6 W, 5-0 #9/9 Georgia State 6 W, 3-2 Apr. 16 #-/17 Tulane 6 W, 5-0 College of Charleston 6 W, 4-1 APR CCSA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 7 EMERSON, GA. Apr. 22 vs. #-/11 LSU 7 W, 3-2 vs. South Carolina 7 W, 5-0 Apr. 23 vs. UAB 7 W, 5-0 Apr. 24 vs. South Carolina 7 W, 5-0 vs. #9/9 Georgia State 7 (TV: ESPN3) W, 3-0 MAY 6-8 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP 8 GULF SHORES, ALA. May 6 vs. #9/10 Stetson 8 (NCAA.com) W, 3-0 vs. #5/5 Hawaii 8 (TV: trutv) W, 3-2 May 7 vs. #1/1 Southern Cal 8 (TV: trutv) L, 1-3 May 8 vs. #4/4 UCLA 8 (NCAA.com) W, 3-1 vs. #1/1 Southern Cal 8 (TV: TBS) L, 0-3 Bold denotes home match; 1 Sun Devil Challenge (Tempe, Ariz.); 2 Fight at the Fort (Fort Worth, Texas); 3 Stetson Beach Invitational (DeLand, Fla.); 4 LSU Beach Invitational (Baton Rouge, La.); 5 Fiesta on Siesta (Siesta Key, Fla.); 6 FSU Beach Invitational (Tallahassee, Fla.); 7 CCSA Conference Championship (Emerson, Ga.); 8 NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship (Gulf Shores, Ala.) 66

68 2017 FINAL INDIVIDUAL STATS Duo Records Overall Tournament Duals Paranagua/Jerger Andrew/Kuhlman Horton/Goncalves Luke/Torruella Freire/Goncalves Paranagua/Freire Jerger/Sanchez Horton/Esposito Freire/Kuhlman Luke/Esposito Horton/McBain Andrew/Sanchez Horton/Torruella Luke/Eager Luke/Sanchez Goncalves/Jerger Edwards/McBain Thompson/Pennington McBain/Eager Sanchez/McBain Freire/Sanchez McBain/Esposito Torruella/Esposito Totals Indiv. Records Overall Tournament Duals Tory Paranagua Vanessa Freire Francesca Goncalves Macy Jerger Katie Horton Brooke Kuhlman Hailey Luke Leigh Andrew Eva Torruella Sierra Sanchez Nikki Esposito Molly McBain Breana Edwards Danielle Pennington Julia Thompson Devan Hultquist Ali Eager Overall = Overall won-loss mark in all matches Tournament = Record at tournaments/invitationals Duals = Record in dual (team vs. team) matches 1 through 5 = Record in the position in all duals and selected pool play 67

69 2017 FINAL RESULTS Date Opponent/Event Place Result MAR 4-5 STETSON SPRING BREAK INVITATINOAL 1 DELAND, FLA. Mar. 4 vs. #10/9 LSU 1 W, 4-1 at #9/7 Stestson 1 W, 4-1 Mar. 5 Stetson Pairs Tournament MAR EAST MEETS WEST INVITATIONAL 2 MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. Mar. 11 vs. #6/6 Long Beach State 2 W, 4-1 vs. Cal Poly 2 W, 5-0 Mar. 12 vs. Pepperdine 2 L, 3-2 at UCLA 2 L, 3-2 Mar. 16 vs. Southern Cal Honolulu, Hawaii L, 3-2 MAR OUTRIGGER HAWAII INVITATIONAL 3 HONOLULU, HAWAII Mar. 17 vs. Utah 3 W, 4-1 vs. #7/7 Arizona 3 W, 3-2 at #5/4 Hawaii 3 W, 3-2 Mar. 18 vs. #1/1 Southern Cal 3 L, 4-1 vs. Nebraska W, 4-1 MAR GAMECOCK GRAND SLAM 4 COLUMBIA S.C. Mar. 25 vs. #1/1 Southern Cal 4 L, 4-1 vs. #9/10 Georgia State 4 W, 3-2 Mar. 26 at #9/9 South Carolina 4 (TV: SEC Network +) W, 4-1 vs. #13/14 Stetson 4 W, 4-1 MAR 31- APR 1 SURF & TURF INVITATIONAL 5 MIAMI, FLA. Mar 31 vs.tulane 5 W, 5-0 at. #15/16 FIU 5 W, 3-2 Apr. 1 vs. # 3/3 UCLA 5 L, 4-1 vs. #12/14 Arizona State 5 W, 5-0 vs. New Orleans 5 W, 5-0 APR 7-8 STAYBRIDGE SUITES INVITATIONAL 6 TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Apr. 7 #-/16 TCU 6 W, 5-0 #13/13 FAU 6 W, 5-0 Apr. 8 #11/11 South Carolina 6 W, 5-0 APR ALUMNI WEEKEND 7 TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Apr. 14 #2/3 Pepperdine 7 W, 3-2 #13/13 Grand Canyon 7 W, 3-2 Apr. 15 #11/11 FIU 7 W, 3-2 #2/3 Pepperdine 7 L, 4-1 APR CCSA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 8 EMERSON, GA. Apr. 21 vs. UNC Wilmington 8 W, 5-0 vs. Tulane 8 W, 5-0 Apr. 22 vs. #12/13 South Carolina 8 W, 3-2 vs. #10/13 FIU 8 W, 4-1 vs. #15/15 FAU 8 W, 4-1 Apr. 23 vs. #10/13 FIU 8 (TV: ESPN3) W, 3-0 MAY 5-6 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP 9 GULF SHORES, ALA. May 5 vs. #5 Hawaii (NCAA.com) L, 3-1 vs. #8 South Carolina 9 (NCAA.com) W, 3-0 May 6 vs. #2 UCLA 9 (NCAA.com) W, 3-1 vs. #5 Hawaii 9 (TV: TruTV) L, 3-2 Bold denotes home match; 1 Stetson Spring Beach Invitational (DeLand, Fla..); 2 East Meets West Invitational (Manhattan Beach, Calif.); 3 Outrugger Hawaii Invitational (Honolulu, Hawaii).; 4 Gamecock Grand Slam (Columbia, S.C.); 5 Fifth Annual Surf & Turf Invitational (Miami, Fla.); 6 Staybridge Suites Invitational (Tallahassee, Fla.); 7 Alumni Weekend (Tallahassee, Fla.); 8 CCSA Conference Championship (Emerson, Ga.); 9 NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship (Gulf Shores, Ala.) 68

70 UNIVERSITY & ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION FLORIDA STATE BOARD OF TRUSTEES JOHN THRASHER UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT CINDY HARTMANN DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS FOR ADMINISTRATION VANESSA FUCHS SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/SWA JIM CURRY SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR FOR GOVERNANCE & COMPLIANCE MICHELLE OSBORNE ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL FOR ATHLETICS STAN WILCOX VICE PRESIDENT/ DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Edward E. Ed Burr, Chair Todd Adams Maximo Alvarez Kathryn Ballard William Billy Buzzett Emily Fleming June Duda Jorge Gonzalez Jim W. Henderson Kyle Hill Mark Hillis Craig Mateer Bob Sasser KARL HICKS DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS FOR EXTERNAL OPERATIONS DR. GREG BEAUMONT SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/ASSOCIATE DEAN MATT BEHNKE SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR FOR BUSINESS/CFO PAMELA L. PERREWE FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE Brent W. Sembler 69

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