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1 WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL CONTACT: JAMES YBIERNAS PHONE: (310) FAX: (310) JAMESY@ATHLETICS.UCLA.EDU UCLA SCHEDULE AND RESULTS OVERALL: 9-2 PAC-12: 0-0 8/29 vs. Binghamton 2 W, 3-0 (25-10, 25-17, 25-9) 8/30 vs. LIU Brooklyn 2 W, 3-0 (25-17, 25-13, 28-26) 8/30 at Loyola Marymount 2 L, 0-3 (19-25, 22-25, 23-25) 9/5 vs. #9 Illinois 3 W, 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-22) 9/6 vs. #1 Penn State 3 L, 0-3 (19-25, 25-27, 17-25) 9/11 vs. San Francisco 4 W, 3-0 (25-19, 25-13, 25-19) 9/12 at #22 Hawai i 4 W, 3-0 (25-23, 25-23, 27-25) 9/13 vs. Utah State 4 W, 3-1 (25-23, 25-19, 20-25, 25-16) 9/19 vs. Georgetown 5 W, 3-0 (25-16, 26-24, 25-18) 9/20 vs. Yale 5 W, 3-0 (25-19, 26-24, 25-19) 9/20 at Cal State Fullerton 5 W, 3-0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-12) 9/23 at #9 USC 1, A, B 8 p.m. 9/26 #18 ARIZONA (FIRESTONE FIELDHOUSE) 1, A 8 P.M. 10/3 at #4 Washington 1 7 p.m. 10/5 at Washington State 1, B 11 a.m. 10/10 UTAH (FIRESTONE FIELDHOUSE) 1, A 8 P.M. 10/12 COLORADO (FIRESTONE FIELDHOUSE) 1, A 11 A.M. 10/15 #13 OREGON (CROSSROADS SCHOOL) 1, A 7:30 P.M. 10/17 OREGON STATE (CROSSROADS SCHOOL) 1, A 7:30 P.M. 10/24 at #1 Stanford 1, B 6 p.m. 10/26 at California 1, B 3 p.m. 10/31 #4 WASHINGTON (FIRESTONE FIELDHOUSE) 1, A 8 P.M. 11/2 WASHINGTON STATE (UCLA) 1, A 11 A.M. 11/6 at Colorado 1, B 5:30 p.m. 11/9 at Utah 1, B 1 p.m. 11/13 #1 STANFORD (UCLA) 1, A 7 P.M. 11/16 CALIFORNIA (UCLA) 1, A 11 A.M. 11/21 at #13 Oregon 1, B 8 p.m. 11/22 at Oregon State 1 7 p.m. 11/26 at #19 Arizona State 1 3 p.m. 11/28 #9 USC (PAULEY PAVILION) 1, A, C 8:30 P.M. 12/5-6 NCAA First and Second Rounds (Campus Sites) 12/12-13 NCAA Regionals (Iowa State, Louisville, Minnesota, Washington) 12/18 & 20 NCAA Semifi nals & Championship (Oklahoma City) All times Pacifi c and subject to change HOME MATCHES IN GOLD CAPS HOME SITES DENOTED IN PARENTHESES # - AVCA National Ranking at Time of Match 1 - Pac-12 Conference Matches 2 - Concourse Hotel at LAX Classic (Los Angeles, Calif. - LMU) 3 - Pac-12/Big Ten Challenge (Stanford, Calif.) 4 - Outrigger Resorts Volleyball Challenge (Honolulu, Hawai i) 5 - Fullerton Classic (Fullerton, Calif.) A - Live Audio Broadcast on UCLABruins.com B - Live Televison Broadcast on Pac-12 Networks C - Live Television Broadcast on ESPNU FOLLOW UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL ON TWITTER: UCLAWOMENSVB ON FACEBOOK: UCLAWOMENSVB ON INSTAGRAM: UCLAVOLLEYBALL SEPT. 23 AT #10 USC SEPT. 26 VS. #20 ARIZONA (MALIBU, CALIF.) Tuesday, Sept. 23 #20 UCLA at #9 USC 8 p.m. Live Television Broadcast on Pac-12 Networks Free Audio and Live Stats Available at UCLABruins.com BRUINS OPEN PAC-12 PLAY AT USC, HOST ARIZONA The 20th-ranked Bruins begin Pac-12 play on Tuesday at ninthranked USC at 8 p.m. UCLA then travels to Malibu for its fi rst home match at Firestone Fieldhouse, taking on #18 Arizona on Friday at 8 p.m. Admission is free for Friday s match at Pepperdine, as it will be for all UCLA home contests away from Westwood. BRUINS ON THE TUBE AND THE NET Tuesday s contest will be televised live on Pac-12 Networks with Jim Watson and Amy Gant at the call. Both matches this week will feature free audio, with Darren Preston on the mic. Live stats for both matches, as well as free video on Friday, will also be available. Links can be found on the women s volleyball schedule page at UCLABruins.com. VENUES SET FOR BRUINS FIRST SIX PAC-12 HOME MATCHES UCLA women s volleyball has announced the venues for its fi rst six Pac-12 home matches. The Bruins will host Arizona (Sept. 26), Utah (Oct. 10), Colorado (Oct. 12) and Washington (Oct. 31) at Pepperdine s Firestone Fieldhouse in Malibu. Crossroads School in Santa Monica will be the site for UCLA s home matches against Oregon (Oct. 15) and Oregon State (Oct. 17). Due to the Sunset Blvd. water main break on July 29, which caused fl ood damage to UCLA volleyball s two home venues, Pauley Pavilion and the John Wooden Center, the Bruins were forced to change their home venue for six of their 10 home matches. Start times have changed for the Arizona, Utah and Washington matches, which will all start at 8 p.m. The start time of the Colorado contest will remain at 11 a.m. Both matches at Crossroads will be 7:30 p.m. starts. The Arizona, Colorado, Oregon and Oregon State matches, which were each scheduled to be televised on the Pac-12 Networks, will no longer be on TV. However, all four of the matches at Firestone Fieldhouse will feature free audio and video broadcasts on UCLABruins.com. Free audio, but no video, will be available for the two matches at Crossroads. The fi nal four home matches against Washington State (Nov. 2, 11 a.m.), Stanford (Nov. 13, 7 p.m.), California (Nov. 16, 11 a.m.) and USC (Nov. 28, 8:30 p.m., ESPNU) will be held on the UCLA campus. The fi rst three will be held at either Pauley Pavilion or the John Wooden Center, while the USC contest will take place at Pauley Pavilion. SOCAL BMW CROSSTOWN CUP POINTS ON THE LINE The nationally iconic crosstown rivalry all-sports competition between UCLA and USC will have a new presenting partner and trophy starting this fall. The Southern California BMW Centers will be the exclusive sponsor of the unique rivalry series and will present the winner with the SoCal BMW Crosstown Cup, formally known as The Gauntlet. The SoCal BMW Crosstown Cup will be awarded annually to the athletic department with the most success against the other in head-to-head matchups in all sports during an academic year. Ten points are available for each of the 19 men s and women s sports (Football, Men s & Women s Basketball, & Olympic Sports) in which the schools compete, with all 10 points for a single sport awarded to the winner of the most head-to-head contests in that sport (the 10 points are split if both schools win an equal amount of matchups in a sport). The highest fi nisher in Pac-12 championship play will determine who gets the 10 points in sports that don t feature a head-to-head competition between the schools. Whichever university has the most points at the end of the athletic year will be the winner of the SoCal BMW Crosstown Cup. It takes 100 points to clinch the trophy. For more information, visit The Bruins drew fi rst blood on Sunday with a victory over the Trojans in men s water polo. Friday, Sept. 26 #18 Arizona at #20 UCLA 8 p.m. Match Played at Pepperdine s Firestone Fieldhouse Free Audio, Video & Live Stats Available at UCLABruins.com WHAT S NEXT UCLA travels to the Evergreen State next week, facing fourthranked Washington on Friday, Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. and Washington State on Sunday, Oct. 5 at 11 a.m. The UCLA-WSU match will be televised on Pac-12 Networks. BRUINS IN THE POLLS UCLA continued its ascent in the AVCA Coaches Poll, receiving 21 additional points and climbing two spots in the rankings from 22nd to 20th. It is the third straight week the Bruins have been ranked inside the Top 25. Ten Bruin opponents are ranked in the Top 25 this week (#1 Stanford, #3 Penn State, #4 Washington, #9 USC, #13 Oregon, #16 Illinois, #18 Arizona, #19 Arizona State, #21 Loyola Marymount and #25 Hawai i). NEWS AND NOTES With his next victory, head coach Michael Sealy will record the 100th of his career. He carries a (.712 winning percentage) into this week s action... the Bruins have won 50 straight matches when hitting.300 or better. UCLA has surpassed that mark six times this season, including all three last weekend at the Fullerton Classic... through 11 matches, the Bruins have played 34 sets, just one above the minimum. It is the fewest number of sets played through 11 matches in program history, excluding years when non-conference contests were sometimes best 2-of-3. In 2001 and 2008, the Bruins played 35 sets during the opening 11-match stretch... UCLA posted the 1,200th victory in program history on Sept. 11 against San Francisco. BRUINS IN THE NCAA RANKINGS Through the fi rst month of the season, senior Karsta Lowe leads the nation in kills (6.16) and points (6.92) per set, while senior Julie Consani is second in assists per set at Senior Zoë Nightingale is tied for 42nd with 1.29 blocks per set. As a team, the Bruins are the nation s leader in kps (15.53) and aps (14.32), and 15th in hitting percentage (.285). BRUINS IN THE PAC-12 RANKINGS Senior Julie Consani is fi rst among Pac-12 players in assists per set (12.18) and is joined atop the conference charts by senior Karsta Lowe, who is fi rst in kills (6.16) and points (6.92) per set. Senior Zoë Nightingale is fi fth in blocks per set (1.29), sophomore Taylor Formico is seventh in digs per set (3.85), Lowe is eighth in hitting percentage (.368) and 10th in aces per set (0.32) and freshman Olga Strantzali is 10th in kps (3.26). As a team, the Bruins are fi rst in assists per set (14.32) and kills per set (15.53). LOWE MAKES HISTORY WITH SECOND STRAIGHT POW AWARD Senior Karsta Lowe made history on Sept. 15 when she was named Pac-12 Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the second straight time. It marked the fi rst time in program history that a Bruin earned the award in consecutive weeks, as UCLA received its 73rd all-time weekly honor from the conference. Lowe, the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 8 following her performance at the Pac-12/Big Ten Challenge, was named the Most Valuable Player of the Outrigger Resorts Volleyball Challenge, helping the Bruins to a trio of wins last weekend, including a sweep of host #22 Hawai i. Lowe averaged 5.50 kills and 5.95 points per set in the three matches, surpassing double fi gures in kills in each contest. She also had 19 digs (1.90 per set) and seven blocks (0.70) in the three contests. The senior opened the tournament with 16 kills, four digs and three blocks against San Francisco on Sept. 11. She hit at a.520 percentage with only three errors in 25 attempts. Lowe led the Bruins in kills in the fi rst set with seven, adding three in the

2 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 2 AVCA TOP 25 COACHES POLL (SEPT. 22) NO. SCHOOL POINTS RECORD LAST 1. Stanford (53) Texas (6) Penn State Washington (1) Wisconsin Florida State Colorado State Nebraska USC Florida BYU North Carolina Oregon Kentucky Purdue Illinois Minnesota Arizona Arizona State UCLA Loyola Marymount Texas A&M Kansas San Diego Hawai i RV Others receiving votes and appearing on two or more ballots: Duke 53, Kansas State 48, Marquette 42, Appalachian State 26, Michigan State 26, Northwestern 16, SMU 15, Iowa State 14, Wyoming 7, Oklahoma 4, Saint Louis 4, CSUN 2. Four schools were listed on only one ballot for a total of 12 points. Bold indicates UCLA opponents UCLA IN THE AVCA RANKINGS DATE RANKING (PTS) Preseason Receiving Votes (23 pts) Sept. 1 Not Ranked Sept. 8 25th (63 pts.) Sept nd (322 pts.) Sept th (343 pts.) second. She then posted six kills and no miscues in eight swings in the third. On Sept. 12 versus the host Rainbow Wahine, Lowe had 17 kills, six digs, two blocks and a.333 hitting percentage. She was the team leader in kills in all three sets, recording four with no errors in the fi rst, six in the second and seven in the third to fi nish off the sweep of the 22nd-ranked team in the country. Lowe fi nished the weekend with a 22-kill effort against Utah State on Sept. 13, her fourth match this year with at least 20 kills. She was a dig shy of a double-double and added two blocks and an ace. Lowe again led UCLA in kills in every set, posting eight in the fi rst, fi ve in the second, three in the third and six in the fourth. She saved her best for last, committing no errors in the fourth on 11 attempts. The award marked the fourth time in her career that Lowe has been bestowed a weekly honor by the Pac-12. She was named Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 3, 2012 and Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 2, Lowe became the sixth Bruin to receive at least four conference POW honors, joining the illustrious list with Natalie Williams (8 POWs), Daiva Tomkus (6), Kristee Porter (5), Annett Buckner (4) and Nana Meriwether (4). LOWE NAMED A CANDIDATE FOR SENIOR CLASS AWARD Karsta Lowe is one of 30 student-athletes who were selected on Sept. 9 as candidates for the Senior CLASS Award. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classifi ed as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence - community, classroom, character and competition. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total studentathlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities. Lowe, an AVCA Honorable Mention All-America a year ago, is a Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention selection in each of her last two seasons in which she was eligible. The geography/ environmental studies major just recently added a minor in environmental engineering and has been named to the Athletic Director s Honor Roll every quarter at UCLA. The 30 candidates will be narrowed to 10 fi nalists midway through the regular season, and those 10 names will be placed on the offi cial ballot. Ballots will be distributed through a nationwide voting system to media, coaches and fans, who will select one candidate who best exemplifi es excellence in the four C s of community, classroom, character and competition. The Senior CLASS Award will be announced during the NCAA Division I Women s Volleyball Championship in December. SCOUTING THE USC TROJANS USC is 7-3 on the year, with all three losses coming to ranked teams (#22 Texas A&M, #10 Florida and #5 Wisconsin). Five players are averaging over 2.00 kills per set, led by junior Samantha Bricio, who is at 3.16 kps to go with a team-best 37 aces and 3.05 digs per set, which is second. Sophomore Ebony Nwanebu is second with 2.92 kps, while freshman Lauryn Gillis is third with 2.54 kps. Senior Hayley Crone (5.68 assists per set) and sophomore Alice Pizzasegola (5.03) split the setting duties and sophomore Taylor Whittingham is fi rst with 3.91 dps. THE MATCHUP: BRUINS VS. TROJANS UCLA leads the all-time series 58-55, but USC won both meetings last season. The Trojans won at home in four and at Pauley Pavilion in three. UCLA s most recent win against its rival was a four-set triumph in Westwood in 2012 and its last victory at Galen Center was a sweep in The teams have split the 42 matchups played at USC. SCOUTING THE ARIZONA WILDCATS Arizona, which hosts Arizona State Wednesday, comes into this week with an 11-1 record. The Wildcats lone loss was a sweep at #2 Texas, which has been their only match against a ranked team this year. Senior Madi Kingdon leads the team with 5.68 kills per set to go with 2.74 digs per set, while senior Taylor Arizobal is second at 2.29 kps. Sophomore Penina Snuka handles the setting and is averaging assists per set and is also fi rst with 3.97 dps. Senior Rachel Rhoades is tops with 1.24 blocks per set. THE MATCHUP: BRUINS VS. WILDCATS The Bruins lead the series with the Wildcats 53-21, with each team sweeping the other on their home court last season. UCLA is 28-8 all-time at home versus Arizona, with the Wildcats last road win in the series coming in BRUINS SWEEP FULLERTON CLASSIC Saturday - #22 UCLA 3, Cal State Fullerton 0 Senior Karsta Lowe had a match-high 17 kills en route to being named the Most Valuable Player of the Fullerton Classic, as the 22nd-ranked Bruins completed a weekend sweep with a threeset victory over Cal State Fullerton on Saturday. Set scores were 25-22, 25-20, The Bruins (9-2) hit.333 for the match, their 50th-straight win when eclipsing the.300 mark. Freshmen Reily Buechler and Olga Strantzali each had eight kills, with Strantzali committing only one error in 17 attempts (.412) and Buechler recording a.357 percentage. Sophomore Claire Felix, who joined Lowe on the All-Tournament Team, had fi ve kills, while sophomore Jennie Frager recorded four kills and six blocks. Senior Julie Consani had 35 assists, sophomore Taylor Formico notched eight digs and junior Rachel Inouye added six digs. The Titans (6-7) held their lone leads of the opening set at 5-4 and 6-5. UCLA posted runs of 5-0 and 7-1 to go ahead for good. Two Lowe kills, a Frager kill and two Fullerton errors led to the fi r st fi ve points, and after a sideout, kills from Strantzali and Lowe put the Bruins up At 16-14, back-to-back kills by Strantzali and two in a row from Lowe extended the visitors advantage to six at A 4-1 Titan run got the home team to within three at 21-18, but a Buechler kill and a Fullerton attack error made it UCLA had four set points, and while the Titans saved half of them, a Felix kill on attempt three gave the Bruins a win. Lowe had seven kills to pace the Bruins, Strantzali added four and Felix tallied three. In a great offensive set for both teams, UCLA held a hitting advantage. Fullerton held a few early two-point leads in the second set, but a 5-0 UCLA run on a Lowe kill, a Frager solo block, a Consani/Frager combo roof and two Titan errors made it The Bruins didn t trail for the rest of the set, seeing their lead stay between two and six. At 16-14, a Strantzali kill and back-to-back Fullerton attack errors made it Neither team scored more than two points in a row for the rest of the set, which was fi ne for the Bruins, who had a Titan attack error fi nish off a victory. Lowe notched six of the Bruins 11 kills in the second set, which was decidedly more defensive, as UCLA hit.176 and held the Titans to a clip. The Bruins had four blocks, with Frager taking part in all of them. Early on in the third set, there were fi ve ties and four lead changes. With the Titans up 7-6, the Bruins exploded with an 8-1 run to break it open. The fi rst four points came on two Lowe kills, a Strantzali kill and a Titan attack error. After a sideout, a Consani kill, a Lowe kill, a Frager/Lowe combo block and a Titan attack error put the Bruins up At 15-10, the Bruins scored 10 of the last 12 points of the match to win the third Buechler was on fi re to end the match, chipping in on fi ve of those 10 points on four kills and a combo block with Felix. At 21-12, a Buechler kill, a Strantzali kill, a combo block by Felix and Strantzali and a Titan attack error clinched the 13-point win. Buechler and Lowe each had four kills in the third, while Strantzali added three. The Bruins hit.379 and held the Titans to a percentage, posting four more blocks. Saturday - #22 UCLA 3, Yale 0 Senior Karsta Lowe led four Bruins in double fi gures in kills with 17 and added 10 digs for the fourth double-double of her career, as #22 UCLA swept Yale on Saturday at the Fullerton Classic. Set scores were 25-19, 26-24, Sophomore Claire Felix and freshmen Reily Buechler and Olga Strantzali also had at least 10 kills and all hit over.300. Buechler and Felix each had 12, with Felix hitting.381 and Buechler at.345, while Strantzali added 11 kills and a.474 percentage. Senior Julie Consani had 45 assists and four digs, setting the Bruins to a.339 hitting percentage to give them their 49thstraight win when crossing the.300 threshold. Defensively, sophomore Taylor Formico had 13 digs, junior Rachel Inouye added eight and junior Karly Drolson posted fi ve. The Bruins had eight aces as a team. UCLA surrendered the fi rst point of the match, but came back with the next fi ve, the fi rst two coming on combo blocks by Lowe and sophomore Jennie Frager and Buechler and Felix. Kills by Buechler and Lowe, and a Yale attack error, put the Bruins up 5-1. Following a Bulldog sideout, back-to-back Felix kills and a Lowe ace made it a six-point difference at 8-2. Yale came all the way back to get to within one at 14-13, but could get no closer. A 5-1 UCLA run on two Lowe kills, kills by Buechler and Felix and a Lowe ace made it Up 23-19, a Lowe kill and a Yale attack error closed out a victory. Lowe led the Bruins with eight kills in the opener, while Felix added four on no errors in fi ve SEVEN-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1999)

3 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 3 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL ROSTER NO NAME POS HT YR EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL) 1 Izzy Carmona OH 6-3 SO TR Satellite Beach, Fla. (Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy/Florida State) 2 Reily Buechler OH 6-1 FR HS Del Mar, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS) 3 Jordan Robbins S 5-11 SO 1V Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (La Costa Canyon HS) 4 Haley Lawless OH 6-3 RS SO 1V Tempe, Ariz. (Seton Catholic HS) 5 Michaela Leonard S 5-9 JR TR Auburn, Calif. (Placer HS/San Jose State) 6 Karly Drolson DS/L 5-6 JR 2V Del Mar, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS) 7 Maddy Klineman OH 6-3 JR 2V Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa HS) 8 Claire Felix MB/OH 6-6 SO 1V Colorado Springs, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer HS) 9 Megan Moenoa S 5-8 SR 3V Long Beach, Calif. (Lakewood HS) 10 Jennie Frager MB 6-5 SO 1V Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS) 11 Taylor Formico DS/L 5-7 SO TR Mountain View, Calif. (St. Francis HS/UC Santa Barbara) 12 Olga Strantzali OH 6-1 FR HS Pylaia, Thessaloniki, Greece (Hellenic College of Thessaloniki) 13 Zoë Nightingale MB 6-3 SR 3V Sacramento, Calif. (St. Francis HS) 15 Julie Consani S 5-11 SR TR Newport Beach, Calif. (Calvary Chapel HS/Cal State Fullerton) 16 Rachel Inouye DS/L 5-6 JR 2V Kailua, Hawai i (Punahou School) 17 Karsta Lowe OH 6-4 SR 3V Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (La Costa Canyon HS) 18 Taylor Schlener DS/L 5-2 FR HS Yorba Linda, Calif. (Yorba Linda HS) 22 Jessyka Ngauamo OH 5-11 SO 1V Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia (Benowa State HS) Head Coach: Michael Sealy, 5th Year (UCLA, 1993) Assistant Coach: Stein Metzger, 3rd Year (UCLA, 1996) Assistant Coach: Kaitlin Nielsen, 2nd Year (UCLA, 2009) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Tony Ker, 1st Year (UCLA, 2008) Director of Volleyball Operations: Cayley Thurlby, 4th Year (Hawai i, 2007) Assistant Athletic Trainer: Toral Desai, 1st Year (Pacifi c, 2004) Student Athletic Trainers: Lily Stokoe and Julia Tang Athletic Performance Coach: Joseph Geletko, 1st Year (Azusa Pacifi c, 2013) Team Managers: Cliff Anderson, Kate Lattman and Virginia Pham PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Reily Buechler bush-ler Michaela Leonard mick-ay-luh Izzy Carmona car-mo-na Megan Moenoa moy-no-uh Julie Consani con-sahn-e Jessyka Ngauamo na-mo Taylor Formico form-ick-o Zoë Nightingale zoe-e night-in-gale Jennie Frager fray-grr Taylor Schlener schlen-er Rachel Inouye e-no-way Olga Strantzali STRAHN-za-lee attempts. The Bruins out-hit the Bulldogs.382 to.171. Yale led throughout most of the second set, but UCLA methodically came back to go up 2-0 in the match. The Bulldogs raced out to a set-best lead of fi ve at 9-4 before a 9-4 UCLA run evened the score at 13. Buechler and Felix each had three kills during the run. Yale went back up 17-14, but kills by Buechler and Strantzali, followed by an ace by Drolson, made it 17-all. The score was tied again at 19, 20, 21 and 22. With the Bruins down 23-22, kills by Lowe and Felix gave them a set point, but Yale saved it. Another Felix kill gave the Bruins a second set point and Strantzali s sixth kill of the second wrapped up a victory. Strantzali was equaled by Buechler in kills with six, Felix added four and Lowe had three. The Bruins out-hit the Bulldogs.278 to.250. With the Bruins down 4-3 in set three, a 6-0 run on kills by Felix, Lowe, Consani and Strantzali, an Inouye ace and a Yale attack error made it 9-4. After a sideout, kills by Strantzali, Lowe and Strantzali again, followed by a Formico ace, made it a 10-1 run and a 13-5 advantage. Up 15-8, the Bruins notched another 6-1 run on two Felix kills, kills by Buechler and Lowe, a Frager ace and a Bulldog attack error to take a set-best lead of 12 at Yale made a run to cut its defi cit to four at 23-19, but a Lowe kill and a Consani ace fi nished up a victory. Lowe was 6-for-9 in kill attempts with no errors in the fourth, while Buechler, Felix and Strantzali each added four. Formico posted eight digs, as the Bruins out-hit the Bulldogs.357 to.306. Friday - #22 UCLA 3, Georgetown 0 Freshman Olga Strantzali had a season-best 17 kills to go with eight digs, while sophomore Claire Felix added 11 kills, as the 22nd-ranked Bruins swept Georgetown on Friday at the Fullerton Classic. Set scores were 25-16, 26-24, The Bruins (7-2) hit.330 for the match, their 48th-straight win when posting at least a.300 hitting percentage. Felix committed just one error in 15 attempts for a career-best.667 percentage, Strantzali hit.355 and sophomore Izzy Carmona was error-free, with six kills in 14 swings (.429). Senior Julie Consani recorded 38 assists, four digs and four blocks. Sophomore Taylor Formico paced UCLA with 10 digs, junior Karly Drolson added eight and sophomore Jennie Frager tallied fi ve kills and fi ve blocks. UCLA never trailed in the opening set. Tied at three, kills by Felix, Consani and freshman Reily Buechler put the Bruins up 6-3. After a Georgetown sideout, a Hoya attack error, a kill by junior Karsta Lowe and a combo block by Consani and Frager put the Bruins up by fi ve at 9-4. The Hoyas would get no closer than two the rest of the way. At 11-9, a 7-1 UCLA run on two kills each by Felix and Strantzali, a Lowe kill, a Frager ace and a Georgetown error made it With the score 20-15, the Bruins posted a 5-1 run to end the set on a Hoya service error, a kill by Frager, who also teamed up with Buechler on a block, an ace by Drolson and a Carmona kill to wrap up a victory. Felix paced the Bruins with four kills on no errors in fi ve attempts in the opener, while Lowe added three. UCLA out-hit Georgetown.333 to Set two was in the Hoyas grasp, but the Bruins saved fi ve set points and had an improbable comeback to win it. With the Bruins up 5-4, kills by Felix, Frager and Buechler put them up 8-4. Georgetown charged forward with a 12-4 run to take a edge. The Bruins got back to within two at 21-19, but the Hoyas scored the next three to earn fi ve set points. The fi rst two were saved on Strantzali kills, followed by a Hoya attack error. Continuing on the strong serving of junior Michaela Leonard, a Consani/Felix combo block and another GU attack error evened things at 24. The run ended as it began, with two straight Strantzali kills to close out an outstanding victory. Strantzali paced the Bruins with seven kills, Felix added four and Buechler and Carmona recorded three apiece. The Bruins out-hit the Hoyas.275 to.059. The Bruins led for all but one point in set three to fi nish off the sweep. Equal at three, a 6-1 UCLA run on three kills by Strantzali, a Felix kill, a Consani/Frager combo block and a Georgetown error made it 9-4. The Hoyas got back to within a pair, but could get no closer. At 15-12, another 6-1 Bruin run on kills by Felix, Strantzali and junior Maddy Klineman, a Consani/Felix combo block and two Hoya errors put the Bruins on top by a set-best eight at Leading 23-18, a Strantzali kill and a Frager/Klineman combo block on the fi rst match point fi nished off a victory. Strantzali had eight more kills in the third, while Felix added three. The Bruins out-hit the Hoyas.394 to.075. UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL QUICK FACTS Location J.D. Morgan Center, 325 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA Founded 1919 Enrollment 40,500 Nickname Bruins Colors Blue and Gold Conference Pac-12 Chancellor Dr. Gene Block Athletic Director Dan Guerrero Senior Associate A.D./SWA Petrina Long Faculty Athletic Representative Dr. Michael Teitell Home Courts Pauley Pavilion/John Wooden Center Capacities 13,800/2,000 Press Row Number (310) Head Coach Michael Sealy (UCLA, 1993), 5th Year Career Record (.712) Assistant Coach Stein Metzger, 3rd Year Assistant Coach Kaitlin Nielsen, 2nd Year Women s Volleyball Office Phone (310) Record Pac-12 Record 6-14 (10th) 2013 NCAA Finish n/a 2013 Final AVCA Ranking n/a Letterwinners Returning/Lost 11/7 Starters Returning/Lost 4 + libero/2 Newcomers 7 All-Time Record 1, (.779) NCAA Tournament Appearances 31 NCAA Postseason Record (.743) All-Time Postseason Record (.803) National Championships 7 ( 72, 74, 75, 84, 90, 91, 11) NCAA Championships 4 ( 84, 90, 91, 11) Women s Volleyball SID James Ybiernas Ybiernas Office Phone (310) Ybiernas Cell Phone (818) Ybiernas jamesy@athletics.ucla.edu Sports Information Fax (310) Website MEDIA GUIDELINES AND POLICIES Credentials: Media and photography credentials for UCLA home matches may be obtained by working press only by contacting Assistant Sports Information Director James Ybiernas at the phone numbers or address above. All requests should be submitted at least 24 hours in advance. Credentials can be picked up at the Pauley Pavilion ticket offi ce or at the volleyball entrance to the John Wooden Center. Photography: TV and photo credentials entitle video and still photographers to shoot from designated spots on the fl oor. Media members are not allowed to sit between the 10-foot lines on the court, but may be seated opposite the benches in the break between the tables. Flash photography is prohibited. Interviews: All interviews must be arranged through the UCLA Sports Information Offi ce and Assistant Sports Information Director James Ybiernas. Student-athletes have been instructed not to grant any interviews, in person or by telephone, not arranged by the Sports Information Offi ce. Telephone numbers are private and will not be released. Please do not expect student-athletes to be available if you have not made prior arrangements. Players and coaches are available before or after practice depending on availability. Practice is located in Pardee Gym at the John Wooden Center. Please contact the Sports Information Offi ce to arrange access into the John Wooden Center. Extended interviews will require advance planning. Any photographer planning to attend practice must be cleared in advance by the John Wooden Center staff. If you would like to reach a member of the UCLA women s volleyball team on the road, please contact James Ybiernas.

4 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 4 UCLA PAC-12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK PLAYER AWARD (DATE) Karsta Lowe Offensive Player of the Week (9/8 & 9/15) UCLA RANKINGS IN THE PAC-12 (THRU 9/21) Assists Per Set 1st (14.32) Kills Per Set 1st (15.53) Hitting Percentage 5th (.285) Digs Per Set 5th (13.97) Opponent Hitting Percentage 7th (.157) Service Aces Per Set 8th (1.35) Blocks Per Set 9th (2.32) BRUINS IN THE PAC-12 TOP 10 (THRU 9/21) Kills Per Set 1. Karsta Lowe Olga Strantzali 3.26 Assists Per Set 1. Julie Consani Points Per Set 1. Karsta Lowe 6.92 Blocks Per Set 5. Zoë Nightingale 1.29 Digs Per Set 7. Taylor Formico 3.85 Hitting Percentage (Minimum 3.0 Attempts Per Set) 8. Karsta Lowe.368 Service Aces Per Set 10. Karsta Lowe 0.32 UCLA RANKINGS IN THE NCAA (THRU 9/21) Kills Per Set 1st (15.53) Assists Per Set 1st (14.32) Hitting Percentage 15th (.285) BRUIN RANKINGS IN THE NCAA (THRU 9/21) Kills Per Set 1. Karsta Lowe 6.16 Points Per Set 1. Karsta Lowe 6.92 Assists Per Set 2. Julie Consani Blocks Per Set T42. Zoë Nightingale 1.29 THIS WEEK IN THE PAC-12 Tuesday, Sept. 23 #20 UCLA at #9 USC 1 8 p.m. California at #1 Stanford 1 Seattle University at #13 Oregon Wednesday, Sept p.m. 6 p.m. #19 Arizona State at #18 Arizona 1 7:30 p.m. Washington State at #4 Washington 1 Oregon State at #13 Oregon 1 Thursday, Sept. 25 Utah at Colorado 1 Friday, Sept. 26 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. #18 Arizona at #20 UCLA 1 8 p.m. #19 Arizona State at #9 USC 1 6 p.m. Washington State at #1 Stanford 1 7 p.m. #4 Washington at California 1 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27 Utah at Oregon State 1 Colorado at #13 Oregon 1 All Times Pacifi c 1 - Pac-12 Conference Matches PAC-12 CONFERENCE WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL RANKINGS W L PCT H A W L PCT H A N #4 Washington #1 Stanford #13 Oregon #18 Arizona Oregon State Utah #19 Arizona State #20 UCLA California Washington State #9 USC Colorado p.m. 7 p.m. LAST WEEK IN THE PAC-12 Monday, Sept. 15 #14 Oregon 3, Portland State 1 Wednesday, Sept. 17 Utah 3, Utah State 0 Thursday, Sept. 18 #1 Stanford 3, #19 San Diego 1 4 #5 Washington 3, Maryland 0 6 #4 Wisconsin 3, #10 USC 1 6 Washington State 3, Idaho 1 7 Friday, Sept. 19 #22 UCLA 3, Georgetown 0 1 #20 Arizona 3, Coppin State 0 2 #20 Arizona 3, Tulane 0 2 #8 Colorado State 3, #18 Arizona State 2 3 California 3, Saint Mary s 1 #1 Stanford 3, Eastern Washington 0 4 Oregon State 3, Fresno State 0 5 #5 Washington 3, #4 Wisconsin 2 6 Washington State 3, Portland State 0 7 #23 Loyola Marymount 3, Washington State 1 7 South Dakota 3, Colorado 1 8 #12 BYU 3, Utah 0 #10 USC 3, Maryland 0 6 Saturday, Sept. 20 #22 UCLA 3, Yale 0 1 #22 UCLA 3, Cal State Fullerton 0 1 #20 Arizona 3, UMBC 0 2 #18 Arizona State 3, North Carolina Central 0 3 #18 Arizona State 3, Pepperdine 0 3 #1 Stanford 3, CSUN 0 4 Oregon State 3, Bakersfi eld 1 5 Oregon State 3, Long Beach State 2 5 #16 Illinois 3, Colorado 1 8 RV Creighton 3, Colorado 0 8 Home Team Underlined 1 - Fullerton Classic (Fullerton, Calif.) 2 - Wildcat Classic (Tucson, Ariz.) 3 - Residence Inn Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) 4 - USD Invitational (San Diego, Calif.) 5 - Roadrunner Invitational (Bakersfi eld, Calif.) 6 - Pac-12/Big Ten Showcase (Seattle, Wash.) 7 - Cougar Challenge (Pullman, Wash.) 8 - Creighton Classic (Omaha, Neb.) SEVEN-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1999)

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6 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 6 MATCH-BY-MATCH LEADERS DATE OPPONENT RESULT KILLS ASSISTS SERVICE ACES DIGS BLOCKS POINTS Aug. 29 vs. Binghamton W, 3-0 Strantzali 16 Consani 26 Formico 2 Formico 16 Carmona/Felix 3 Strantzali 16.5 Aug. 30 vs. LIU Brooklyn W, 3-0 Lowe 18 Consani 41 Nightingale 2 Formico 13 Felix/Lowe 5 Lowe 20.5 Aug. 30 at Loyola Marymount L, 0-3 Lowe 24 Consani 40 Lowe 1 Formico 13 Nightingale 6 Lowe 27.5 Sept. 5 vs. #9 Illinois W, 3-0 Lowe 29 Consani 40 Lowe/Strantzali 2 Consani 13 Felix 4 Lowe 32.5 Sept. 6 vs. #1 Penn State L, 0-3 Lowe 20 Consani 34 Lowe/Strantzali 2 Formico 10 Nightingale/Strantzali 1 Lowe 22.0 Sept. 11 vs. San Francisco W, 3-0 Lowe 16 Consani 34 None Formico 9 Felix/Lowe/Nightingale 3 Lowe 17.5 Sept. 12 at #22 Hawai i W, 3-0 Lowe 17 Consani 37 Consani/Strantzali 1 Drolson 10 Nightingale 8 Lowe 18.0 Sept. 13 vs. Utah State W, 3-1 Lowe 22 Consani 44 Strantzali 3 Formico 18 Nightingale 6 Lowe 24.0 Sept. 19 vs. Georgetown W, 3-0 Strantzali 17 Consani 38 Drolson/Frager 1 Formico 10 Frager 5 Strantzali 17.5 Sept. 20 vs. Yale W, 3-0 Lowe 17 Consani 45 Formico/Lowe 2 Formico 13 Frager 3 Lowe 20.0 Sept. 20 at Cal State Fullerton W, 3-0 Lowe 17 Consani 35 Lowe/Strantzali 1 Formico 8 Frager 6 Lowe 19.0 Sept. 23 at #9 USC SEPT. 26 #18 ARIZONA Oct. 3 at #4 Washington Oct. 5 at Washington State OCT. 10 UTAH OCT. 12 COLORADO OCT. 15 #13 OREGON OCT. 17 OREGON STATE Oct. 24 at #1 Stanford Oct. 26 at California OCT. 31 #4 WASHINGTON NOV. 2 WASHINGTON STATE Nov. 6 at Colorado Nov. 9 at Utah NOV. 13 #1 STANFORD NOV. 16 CALIFORNIA Nov. 21 at #13 Oregon Nov. 22 at Oregon State Nov. 26 at #19 Arizona State NOV. 28 #9 USC Team Leader in Kills: Karsta Lowe 9, Olga Strantzali 2. Team Leader in Assists: Julie Consani 11. Team Leader in Aces: Karsta Lowe 5, Olga Strantzali 5, Taylor Formico 2, Julie Consani 1, Karly Drolson 1, Jennie Frager 1, Zoë Nightingale 1. Team Leader in Digs: Taylor Formico 9, Julie Consani 1, Karly Drolson 1. Team Leader in Blocks: Zoë Nightingale 5, Claire Felix 4, Jennie Frager 3, Karsta Lowe 2, Izzy Carmona 1, Olga Strantzali 1. Team Leader in Points: Karsta Lowe 9, Olga Strantzali 2. UCLA RECORD... Overall: 9-2 At Home: 0-0 On Road: 2-1 At Neutral Sites: 7-1 vs. Pac-12: 0-0 vs. Pac-12 at Home: 0-0 vs. Pac-12 on Road: 0-0 vs NCAA Tournament Teams: 4-1 vs. Ranked Teams: 2-1 In Three Sets: 8-2 In Four Sets: 1-0 In Five Sets: 0-0 On Tuesday: 0-0 On Wednesday: 0-0 On Thursday: 1-0 On Friday: 4-0 On Saturday: 4-2 On Sunday: 0-0 When Winning Set 1: 9-0 When Losing Set 1: 0-2 When Winning Set 2: 9-0 When Losing Set 2: 0-2 When Winning Set 3: 8-0 When Losing Set 3: 1-2 When Winning Set 4: 1-0 When Losing Set 4: 0-0 Leading in Kills: 8-1 Trailing in Kills: 0-1 Tied in Kills: 1-0 Leading in Errors: 3-2 Trailing in Errors: 6-0 Tied in Errors: 0-0 Leading in Hitting Percentage: 9-0 Trailing in Hitting Percentage: 0-2 Tied in Hitting Percentage: 0-0 Hitting.300 or Better: 6-0 Hitting : 2-0 Hitting : 1-1 Hitting : 0-1 Hitting.149 or Below: 0-0 Opponent Hits.300 or Better: 0-1 Opponent Hits : 0-0 Opponent Hits : 2-1 Opponent Hits : 1-0 Opponent Hits.149 or Below: 6-0 Leading in Service Aces: 4-1 Trailing in Service Aces: 2-1 Tied in Service Aces: 3-0 Leading in Digs: 8-0 Trailing in Digs: 1-1 Tied in Digs: 0-1 Leading in Blocks: 2-0 Trailing in Blocks: 3-2 Tied in Blocks: 4-0 ATTENDANCE DATES TOTAL AVG Home: Road: 3 9,340 3,113 Neutral: 8 11,056 1,382 Pac-12 Total: Pac-12 Home: Pac-12 Road: Overall Total: 11 20,396 1,854 DOUBLE-DOUBLES AND MISCELLANEOUS STATS Karsta Lowe (Season: 2; Career: 4) 17 kills, 10 digs vs. Yale (Sept. 20) 29 kills, 10 digs vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) Maddy Klineman Haley Lawless Jessyka Ngauamo 0/1 0/1 0/1 Julie Consani (Season: 1; Career: at CSF) 40 assists, 13 digs vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) Michaela Leonard (Season: 0; Career: 16 at SJSU) Megan Moenoa (Season: 0; Career: 7) Jordan Robbins (Season: 0; Career: 2) DOUBLE-FIGURE KILLS SEASON/CAREER Karsta Lowe 9/46 Olga Strantzali 5/5 Reily Buechler 3/3 Claire Felix 2/5 Maddy Klineman 0/8 Izzy Carmona 0/7 Zoë Nightingale 0/5 Haley Lawless 0/1 DOUBLE-FIGURE DIGS SEASON/CAREER Taylor Formico 8/39 Karsta Lowe 2/4 Julie Consani 1/21 Karly Drolson 1/21 Michaela Leonard 0/16 Megan Moenoa 0/7 Rachel Inouye 0/2 Jordan Robbins 0/2 50+ ASSISTS MATCHES SEASON/CAREER Michaela Leonard 0/12 Julie Consani 0/11 Megan Moenoa 0/7 THREE+ ACES MATCHES SEASON/CAREER Olga Strantzali 1/1 Julie Consani 0/5 Michaela Leonard 0/3 Karly Drolson 0/2 Taylor Formico 0/2 Megan Moenoa 0/1 FIVE+ BLOCKS MATCHES SEASON/CAREER Zoë Nightingale 3/30 Jennie Frager 2/2 Karsta Lowe 1/6 Claire Felix 1/1 Michaela Leonard 0/4 Megan Moenoa 0/4 Izzy Carmona 0/3 Maddy Klineman 0/1 20+ POINTS MATCHES SEASON/CAREER Karsta Lowe 6/18 Izzy Carmona 0/1 Maddy Klineman 0/1

7 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 7 INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM MATCH HIGHS INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC TEAM.727 ( ), Olga Strantzali vs. Binghamton (Aug. 29) HITTING PERCENTAGE (K-E-TA) (MIN. 7 KILLS).419 ( ), vs. San Francisco (Sept. 11).667 ( ), Claire Felix vs. Georgetown (Sept. 19).375 ( ), vs. Binghamton (Aug. 29) 29, Karsta Lowe vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) KILLS 58, vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 24, Karsta Lowe at Loyola Marymount (Aug. 30) 55, vs. Yale (Sept. 20) 29, Karsta Lowe vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) KILLS (3 SETS) 55, vs. Yale (Sept. 20) 24, Karsta Lowe at Loyola Marymount (Aug. 30) 52, vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) 22, Karsta Lowe vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) KILLS (4 SETS) 58, vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 14, Olga Strantzali vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) KILLS (5 SETS) , Karsta Lowe vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) TOTAL ATTEMPTS 153, vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 50, Karsta Lowe vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 123, vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) 54, Karsta Lowe vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) TOTAL ATTEMPTS (3 SETS) 123, vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) 42, Karsta Lowe vs. Penn State (Sept. 6) and at Hawai i (Sept. 12) 116, at Hawai i (Sept. 12) 50, Karsta Lowe vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) TOTAL ATTEMPTS (4 SETS) 153, vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 33, Olga Strantzali vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) TOTAL ATTEMPTS (5 SETS) , Julie Consani vs. Yale (Sept. 20) ASSISTS 51, vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) 44, Julie Consani vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 51, vs. Yale (Sept. 20) 45, Julie Consani vs. Yale (Sept. 20) ASSISTS (3 SETS) 51, vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) 41, Julie Consani vs. LIU Brooklyn (Aug. 30) 51, vs. Yale (Sept. 20) 44, Julie Consani vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) ASSISTS (4 SETS) 49, vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 3, Taylor Formico vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) ASSISTS (5 SETS) , Taylor Formico vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) DIGS 63, vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 16, Taylor Formico vs. Binghamton (Aug. 29) 51, vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) 16, Taylor Formico vs. Binghamton (Aug. 29) DIGS (3 SETS) 51, vs. Illinois (Sept. 5) 13, Three Tied (Formico three times and Consani once) 50, vs. Yale (Sept. 20) 18, Taylor Formico vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) DIGS (4 SETS) 63, vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) 9, Karly Drolson, Karsta Lowe and Olga Strantzali vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) DIGS (5 SETS) , Olga Strantzali vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) SERVICE ACES 8, vs. Yale (Sept. 20) 2, Eight Tied (Lowe three times, Formico and Strantzali twice and Nightingale once) 7, vs. Binghamton (Aug. 29) 8 (1-7), Zoë Nightingale at Hawai i (Sept. 12) BLOCKS (BS-BA) 12.0, at Hawai i (Sept. 12) 6 (2-4), Zoë Nightingale at LMU (Aug. 30) and vs. Utah State (Sept. 13) and Jennie Frager at CS Fullerton (Sept. 20) 11.0, vs. LIU Brooklyn (Aug. 30) MATCH-BY-MATCH COMPARISON (UCLA/OPP) DATE OPPONENT RESULT K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE TOT BHE Aug. 29 vs. Binghamton W, /19 11/18 80/86.375/ /17 7/2 4/8 2/7 41/25 1/2 10/8 0/0 6.0/6.0 0/1 Aug. 30 vs. LIU Brooklyn W, /31 13/24 107/ / /31 6/2 9/1 2/5 47/42 1/1 20/12 5/1 11.0/7.0 0/0 Aug. 30 at Loyola Marymount L, /36 24/12 114/97.202/ /32 1/5 9/4 5/1 40/40 3/4 10/18 4/0 8.0/13.0 0/0 Sept. 5 vs. #9 Illinois W, /36 18/15 123/ / /34 6/3 4/1 3/6 51/45 0/0 12/16 2/1 6.0/8.0 0/0 Sept. 6 vs. #1 Penn State L, /43 23/5 104/86.183/ /41 6/5 5/6 5/6 33/34 0/1 2/18 3/2 1.0/10.0 0/1 Sept. 11 vs. San Francisco W, /24 10/16 93/86.419/ /23 0/5 11/9 5/0 37/24 2/1 10/2 0/0 7.0/2.0 1/1 Sept. 12 at #22 Hawai i W, /45 16/21 116/ / /42 2/2 7/7 2/2 42/52 2/4 20/16 4/4 12.0/12.0 1/2 Sept. 13 vs. Utah State W, /39 26/20 153/ / /33 6/6 6/10 6/6 63/46 2/1 12/22 0/1 8.0/12.0 0/0 Sept. 19 vs. Georgetown W, /25 16/22 100/93.330/ /24 2/3 12/3 3/2 38/30 1/1 14/14 1/1 8.0/8.0 0/0 Sept. 20 vs. Yale W, /34 17/9 112/ / /32 8/4 5/4 4/8 50/33 1/4 6/6 5/3 4.0/7.0 1/0 Sept. 20 at Cal State Fullerton W, /30 13/25 93/96.333/ /29 2/2 8/2 2/2 33/30 2/2 12/12 1/1 8.0/8.0 0/0 Sept. 23 at #9 USC SEPT. 26 #18 ARIZONA Oct. 3 at #4 Washington Oct. 5 at Washington State OCT. 10 UTAH OCT. 12 COLORADO OCT. 15 #13 OREGON OCT. 17 OREGON STATE Oct. 24 at #1 Stanford Oct. 26 at California OCT. 31 #4 WASHINGTON NOV. 2 WASHINGTON STATE Nov. 6 at Colorado Nov. 9 at Utah NOV. 13 #1 STANFORD NOV. 16 CALIFORNIA Nov. 21 at #13 Oregon Nov. 22 at Oregon State Nov. 26 at #19 Arizona State NOV. 28 #9 USC SEVEN-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1999)

8 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 8 #1 IZZY CARMONA 6-3 SOPHOMORE SATELLITE BEACH, FLA. #2 REILY BUECHLER 6-1 FRESHMAN DEL MAR, CALIF. #3 JORDAN ROBBINS SETTER 5-11 SOPHOMORE RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIF. #4 HALEY LAWLESS 6-3 RS SOPHOMORE TEMPE, ARIZ. #5 MICHAELA LEONARD SETTER 5-9 JUNIOR AUBURN, CALIF. #6 KARLY DROLSON DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO 5-6 JUNIOR DEL MAR, CALIF. #7 MADDY KLINEMAN 6-3 JUNIOR MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. #8 CLAIRE FELIX MIDDLE BLOCKER/ 6-6 SOPHOMORE COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. #9 MEGAN MOENOA SETTER 5-8 SENIOR LONG BEACH, CALIF. #10 JENNIE FRAGER MIDDLE BLOCKER 6-5 SOPHOMORE RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIF. #11 TAYLOR FORMICO DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO 5-7 SOPHOMORE MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF. #12 OLGA STRANTZALI 6-1 FRESHMAN PYLAIA, THESSALONIKI, GREECE #13 ZOË NIGHTINGALE MIDDLE BLOCKER 6-3 SENIOR SACRAMENTO, CALIF. #15 JULIE CONSANI SETTER 5-11 SENIOR NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. #16 RACHEL INOUYE DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO 5-6 JUNIOR KAILUA, HAWAI I #17 KARSTA LOWE 6-4 SENIOR RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIF. #18 TAYLOR SCHLENER DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO 5-2 FRESHMAN YORBA LINDA, CALIF. #22 JESSYKA NGAUAMO 5-11 SOPHOMORE GOLD COAST, QLD, AUSTRALIA MICHAEL SEALY HEAD COACH FIFTH YEAR UCLA, 1993

9 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 9 MICHAEL SEALY HEAD COACH FIFTH YEAR UCLA, 1993 RECORD: (.712) Michael Sealy begins his fi fth season as the head coach of the UCLA women s volleyball team in. Sealy has a four-year record of for a.703 winning percentage and guided the Bruins to a National Championship in A trio of Bruins were named to the All-Pac-12 Teams in 2013, as Karsta Lowe was named All-Pac-12 First Team to go with her AVCA All-Region First Team and All-America Honorable Mention accolades. Kelly Reeves was named All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention and Claire Felix was recognized on the Pac-12 All- Freshman Team. UCLA went last season, recording a 6-14 mark in Pac-12 play. The Bruins were fi fth in the league in hitting percentage and kills per set and sixth in assists per set. In 2012, the Bruins posted a 23-8 record, fi nishing in a tie for fourth in the Pac-12 with a 14-6 mark and advancing to the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament. Two Bruins, Rachael Kidder and Tabi Love, were named All-America, All-Region and All-Pac-12, while Zoë Nightingale earned All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention accolades. UCLA was second in the nation in kills per set (14.76), third in assists per set (13.84) and fi fth in hitting percentage (.295), which was also the second-best, single-season total in program history. The Bruins led all Pac-12 teams in hitting and were second in kps and aps. In 2011, Sealy led the Bruins to the program s fourth NCAA title and seventh National Championship. The Bruins posted a 30-6 record and defeated four-time defending champion Penn State, #1-overall seed Texas, Florida State and Illinois en route to the championship. Sealy was named the AVCA National Coach of the Year. The Bruins fi nished second in the Pac-12 with a 17-5 record. Six players were honored on the All-Conference teams, while Kidder, the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament, was a First Team All-America and All-Region selection. UCLA fi nished fi fth in the nation in assists per set (13.71) and eighth in kills per set (14.52). Among Pac- 12 teams, the Bruins ranked fi rst in aps, second in kps and opponent hitting percentage (.160) and third in digs per set (15.95). In his fi rst campaign, Sealy guided the Bruins to a 22-9 record, a fourth-place fi nish in the Pacifi c-10 Conference (11-7) and a Second-Round appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Three Bruins were named to the All-Pac-10 team in 2010, Dicey McGraw (First Team), Lainey Gera (Honorable Mention) and Kidder (Honorable Mention), while McGraw also earned AVCA All-Pacifi c Region Honorable Mention accolades. UCLA fi nished in the top half of the Pac-10 in digs (2nd, 15.41), assists (4th, 13.46), kills (4th, 14.26) and aces (5th, 1.20) per set along with opponent hitting percentage (4th,.187). Sealy spent part of the summer of 2012 in London at the Olympic Games, serving as a scout coach for the U.S. men s volleyball team. UCLA Athletic Director Dan Guerrero announced on Feb. 10, 2010 that Sealy was named head coach of the Bruin women s volleyball program. Sealy returned to his alma mater after spending four seasons ( ) as an associate head coach at the University of Hawai i. He was a three-time All-American and an assistant coach for four years with the UCLA men s volleyball team and was an assistant with the Bruin women s volleyball program in We are excited to welcome back Michael Sealy to lead the women s volleyball program, Guerrero said. Michael clearly possesses the necessary credentials to allow UCLA to compete at the highest level. He is well-respected in the volleyball community and has an enthusiastic and passionate approach towards the game. Furthermore, as a former Bruin player and coach, he understands the tradition of excellence that has defi ned the volleyball programs at UCLA and I am confi dent that he will continue that legacy of success with ambition and integrity. I am very excited and inspired to be back at UCLA, said Sealy. I feel very fortunate and humbled to take over a program with such a storied history. I would like to thank Dan Guerrero and (Senior Associate Athletic Director/Senior Women s Administrator) Petrina Long for giving me this opportunity and for supporting my vision for the future of the program. Sealy helped Hawai i to a berth in the National Semifi nals in The Rainbow Wahine recorded their second-straight, 30-win season last year, going 32-3 overall. They also posted a 16-0 mark in conference play to earn their 14th-straight Western Athletic Conference title and went on to claim their 10th-consecutive WAC Tournament championship. Sealy s record during his tenure at Hawai i was (.862 winning percentage). Prior to his stint at Hawai i, Sealy coached for four seasons at UCLA, where he was an assistant on the men s side from and an assistant for the women s volleyball team in In his lone season on the women s side, the Bruins posted a record and advanced to the Regional Semifi nals. With the UCLA men, Sealy was (.705) during his four campaigns, helping the Bruins to an NCAA Championship in 2006 and an NCAA Runner-Up fi nish in Sealy was also a volunteer assistant with the Cal State Northridge men s volleyball team in 2000 before working in the same capacity with the UCLA men in One of the top setters in UCLA history, Sealy was a four-year letterwinner with the Bruins from and ranks fourth in Bruin annals in assists (4,749). In his senior season, Sealy and the Bruins won the program s 14th National Championship, going The team captain was named the co-most Outstanding Player of the 1993 NCAA Tournament and also earned ASICS/Volleyball Monthly Player of the Year and AVCA All-American fi r st-team honors. In addition, Sealy was named an All-American in 1991 (fi rst-team) and 1992 (third-team), as well as All-Conference three times. The Bruins won three conference titles during Sealy s playing days, going (.769) during his four years. Following his playing career in Westwood, Sealy went on to play professionally in Switzerland, Belgium, Holland and Puerto Rico. He also played with the U.S. National Team in 1994 and Sealy graduated from UCLA in 1993 with a degree in physiological science. MICHAEL SEALY S HEAD COACHING RECORD YEAR RECORD PAC-10/12 POSTSEASON (.710) 11-7 (4th) 1-1 (Second Round) (.833) 17-5 (2nd) 6-0 (National Champions) (.742) 14-6 (T-4th) 1-1 (Second Round) (.500) 6-14 (10th) n/a 9-2 (.818) TOTALS (.712) (.600) 8-2 (.800) SEVEN-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1999)

10 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 10 #1 IZZY CARMONA 6-3 SOPHOMORE SATELLITE BEACH, FLA. Carmona has appeared in six matches and 11 sets, notching six kills and no errors in 14 attempts (.429 hitting percentage) against Georgetown on Sept. 19, adding two digs and a block... recorded a kill against both Binghamton (Aug. 29) and #1 Penn State (Sept. 6)... posted three blocks versus Binghamton and one dig against LIU Brooklyn (Aug. 30). FLORIDA STATE Averaged 1.98 kills and 2.42 points per set during her freshman season at Florida State in played in 30 matches and 85 sets, making eight starts... posted a.273 hitting percentage with 0.84 blocks per set... named Atlantic Coast Conference Freshman of the Week on Oct had seven double-fi gure kills matches, including a season-best 18 at Virginia (Nov. 8)... hit over.400 with at least seven kills in a contest four times... recorded a season-high 10 blocks against North Carolina (Nov. 1) and two additional matches with at least fi ve roofs. HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL ACADEMY Carmona lettered in volleyball all four years in high school, attending Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy in Melbourne, Fla. her fi nal two seasons... named All-Space Coast League in each of her last three seasons, receiving First Team honors as a senior and Second Team accolades as a sophomore and junior... ranked third among right-side hitters in the 2013 recruiting class, according to PrepVolleyball. com, earning a No. 63 overall ranking in the 13 player ratings (Senior Aces)... produced 208 kills, 49 blocks and 64 digs in 2012 and 179 kills and 49 blocks in ranked fourth on the Bright House (ITALICS AT FSU) 6, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Kills 18, at Virginia (11/8/13) 14, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Total Attempts 35, at Virginia (11/8/13) -- Hit % (Min. 7 K).500 ( ), vs. Miami (10/16/13) 2, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Digs 5, vs. Clemson (11/27/13) -- Block Solos 1, Four Times (last vs. Ga. Tech, 11/29/13) 3, vs. Binghamton (8/29) Block Assists 10, vs. North Carolina (11/1/13) 3 (0-3), vs. Binghamton (8/29) Total Blocks 10 (0-10), vs. North Carolina (11/1/13) 6.5, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Points 21.0, at Virginia (11/8/13) Sports Network Top 20 countdown in 2012 and appeared on the ESPN Player of the Year list in helped the Tigers to a District title as a junior and a District runner-up fi nish as a senior... attended Titusville High School in Titusville, Fla. her fi rst two years... played club with Orlando Volleyball Academy under coaches Jeff Reavis, Tanya Jarvis and Sindee Snow... earned AAU National Championships in 2010 and 2012, fi nishing third at the 2011 USA Volleyball Nationals and fi fth in 2010 and Born Isabel Martha Carmona on Oct. 27, 1994 in Melbourne, Fla.... parents are Sheila and Pedro Carmona... has two sisters, Josephine and Sophia, and one brother, Reuben... chose to attend UCLA because of the great coaches, the great reputation of the volleyball program and the great area... things she likes the most about volleyball are the competitiveness and the thrill of winning crucial points at important moments... favorites include the TV show Vampire Diaries, every Harry Potter movie, actor Will Smith and singer J. Cole... biggest thrill of her athletic career was winning AAU Nationals twice... athlete she admires the most is basketball player Kevin Garnett, because of the way he plays, his intensity and love for the game... hobbies include going to the beach, shopping and working out with her brother... undecided on a major, but has the career objective of working for the National Basketball Association. (2013 STATISTICS AT FLORIDA STATE) TOTALS #2 REILY BUECHLER 6-1 FRESHMAN DEL MAR, CALIF. Buechler has played in all 11 matches, starting seven, and is third on the team with 2.45 kills and 2.73 points per set... also averaging 0.94 digs and 0.42 blocks per set... had eight kills, a.357 hitting percentage and three digs at Cal State Fullerton on Sept tied a season high with 12 kills to go with a.345 percentage and three digs against Yale (Sept. 20)... tallied fi ve kills, two digs and two blocks against Utah State on Sept had eight kills and two blocks at #22 Hawai i (Sept. 12)... notched a season-best 12 kills against San Francisco on Sept. 11, committing just one error in 17 attempts for a.647 hitting percentage... posted nine kills, fi ve digs, four blocks and an ace versus LIU Brooklyn on Aug. 30 and fi ve kills and six digs later that night at Loyola Marymount... had 10 kills in her collegiate debut against Binghamton (Aug. 29) with seven digs and an ace. TORREY PINES HIGH SCHOOL Buechler played four years of varsity volleyball at Torrey Pines High School in San Diego, Calif.... was named San Diego CIF Player of the Year and received First Team All-San Diego County accolades in both 2012 and named All-Palomar League as a senior, junior and freshman and First Team All-State and Under Armour All-America as a senior... posted 345 kills, 171 digs, 20 aces and 23 blocks in her senior season... coached by Brennan Dean... was the two-time Most Valuable Player of the Durango Fall Classic as a junior and senior... helped the Falcons to fourstraight, undefeated Palomar League titles and three Open Division CIF titles... earned the No. 28 spot on the PrepVolleyball.com Senior Aces list... played in the Under Armour All-America Volleyball SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Kills 12, vs. San Francisco (9/11/14) and vs. Yale (9/20/14) Total Attempts 32, vs. Utah State (9/13/14) Hitting Pct. (Min. 7 Kills).647 ( ), vs. San Francisco (9/11/14) Aces 1, vs. Binghamton (8/29/14) and vs. LIU Brooklyn (8/30/14) Digs 7, vs. Binghamton (8/29/14) Block Assists 4, vs. LIU Brooklyn (8/30/14) Total Blocks 4 (0-4), vs. LIU Brooklyn (8/30/14) Points 12.5, vs. San Francisco (9/11/14) and vs. Yale (9/20/14) Match and Skills Competition... was high school teammates with current Bruins Karly Drolson and Jennie Frager... played club with Wave Volleyball under coaches Brent Hilliard, Jud Buechler and Steve Timmons... was an All-American at the 2012 Junior Olympics. Born Reily Sue Buechler on May 8, 1996 in Chicago, Ill.... parents are Lindsey and Jud Buechler... father was a volleyball All-American at Arizona and played in the NBA for 12 years, winning three NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls... mother was a standout setter at Arizona and still ranks in the Wildcat Top 10 in assists and digs... has one younger sister, Brynn... both grandparents on her mother s side went to UCLA... chose to attend UCLA because it is close to home and one of the top schools in the country for athletics and academics, falling in love with the school when the Bruins won the 2011 NCAA title... favorites include the television show Scandal, actor Zac Efron, eating watermelon and mint chocolate chip ice cream and the movie Pride and Prejudice... thing she likes the most about volleyball is competing at the highest level and having fun with the people on the court... hobbies include going to the beach and playing beach volleyball... biggest athletic thrill was winning the prestigious Durango Fall Classic two years in a row... favorite class is english... undecided on a major

11 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 11 #3 JORDAN ROBBINS SETTER 5-11 SOPHOMORE RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIF. Robbins is out indefi nitely (concussion) Appeared in 13 matches, making eight starts, averaging 5.26 assists per set... also had 1.44 digs per set and three aces... had 21 assists and six digs at Oregon State on Oct recorded 18 assists and six digs against California on Oct had her second double-double of the year with 21 assists and 12 digs at Colorado on Sept. 27, adding two kills and an ace... tallied her fi rst career double-double with 28 assists and 13 digs at Long Beach State on Sept posted 27 assists, fi ve digs and an ace against #24 Creighton on Sept recorded a season-high 35 assists, an ace and a kill versus Cal State Northridge (Sept. 13)... had 25 assists at Denver on Sept. 12. LA COSTA CANYON HIGH SCHOOL Robbins prepped at La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad, Calif.... played setter and outside hitter... named All-Avocado League as a senior in 2012, recording 162 kills, 123 digs, 131 assists and 20 aces in 67 sets... was All-CIF and All-State as a junior in 2011, posting 155 kills, 88 digs, 635 assists and 39 aces... received three Athlete of the Week awards from the San Diego Union Tribune... was a two-year captain -- Kills 2, at LBSU (9/18/13) & at COLO (9/27/13) -- Total Attempts 3, at USC (9/25/13) & at COLO (9/27/13) -- Assists 35, vs. CSUN (9/13/13) -- Aces 1, Three Times (last at Colorado, 9/27/13) -- Digs 13, at Long Beach State (9/18/13) -- Block Assists 1, vs. Albany (8/30/13) -- Total Blocks 1 (0-1), vs. Albany (8/30/13) -- Points 3.0, at Colorado (9/27/13) for the Mavericks and a two-time CIF All-Academic selection... helped LCC to a pair of CIF Division II Championships and a state runner-up fi nish in earned a spot on Prep Volleyball s Senior Aces list... coached by Pat McDougall... played her fi rst two years of high school volleyball at Francis Parker in San Diego... played club with Encinitas Wave with coaches Jeanne Reeves and Brent Hilliard. Born Jordan Lindsey Robbins on April 29, 1995 in Ridgewood, N.J.... parents are Michelle and Barry Robbins... father attend law school at UCLA... is the oldest of three children, with sister, Jamie and brother, Jake... chose to attend UCLA because of the amazing academic reputation, it s close to home and the great coaching staff... lists her biggest athletic thrill as making it to the state fi nals her junior year... favorites include the television show Glee, the movie Wedding Crashers and pizza... hobbies include going to the beach and spending time with friends and family... undecided on a major TOTALS #4 HALEY LAWLESS 6-3 RS SOPHOMORE TEMPE, ARIZ. Lawless has not played yet this season (left ACL injury last year), but has resumed practicing Played in 13 matches, making nine starts, before suffering a left ACL injury at Arizona State on Oct averaged 1.78 kills, 1.83 digs (third on the team) and 0.53 blocks per set to go with fi ve aces... posted seven digs and an ace at Oregon State (Oct. 12)... recorded a career-high 10 kills at #22 Oregon on Oct had fi ve kills and an ace versus California (Oct. 4)... tallied seven kills to go with fi ve digs and an ace against #7 Stanford on Oct had a career-high 13 digs to go with six kills at Colorado on Sept posted six digs, four kills and two blocks at #4 USC (Sept. 25)... notched nine digs to go with four kills at Long Beach State (Sept. 18)... had seven kills, fi ve digs and an ace against Cal State Northridge on Sept recorded fi ve kills, six digs and one ace at Denver on Sept posted seven kills and only one error in nine attacks for a.667 hitting percentage to go with four blocks versus New Mexico State (Sept. 6)... tallied eight digs and three blocks in her season-opening match against Santa Clara on Sept named Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention Did not play in 2012 (right shoulder) and used her redshirt year. SETON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Lawless was a four-year, varsity starting outside hitter at Seton Catholic High School in Chandler, Ariz. -- Kills 10, at Oregon (10/11/13) -- Total Attempts 32, at Oregon (10/11/13) -- Hit % (Min. 7 K).667 (7-1-9), vs. New Mexico St. (9/6/13) -- Aces 1, Five Times (last at Oregon State, 10/12/13) -- Digs 13, at Colorado (9/27/13) -- Block Solos 1, vs. Santa Clara (9/5/13) -- Block Assists 4, vs. New Mexico State (9/6/13) -- Total Blocks 4 (0-4), vs. New Mexico State (9/6/13) -- Points 10.0, at Oregon (10/11/13)... won four Arizona State titles with the Sentinels... named All-Arizona as a senior in 2011 and a sophomore in also earned All-East Valley Tribune First Team and United Dairyman All-American honors as a senior... had 364 kills (6.2 per set), 43 aces, 134 digs and 49 blocks in posted 70 kills in 10 sets over four matches and two days at the Division III Championship... coached by James Felton... ranked as the #21 Senior Ace by Prep Volleyball... was the PrepVolleyball.com National Freshman of the Year and Arizona 4A First Team All-State in also has experience with USA Volleyball (Youth National Team candidate in 2009, HP Holiday Youth Training Team at the OTC in 08 and High Performance in 07 and 08)... played club with Club Red, placing third at the Open Nationals and fi fth at the Open Nationals. Born Haley Elizabeth Lawless on Nov. 4, 1993 in Mesa, Ariz.... parents are Carol and Thomas... has one younger brother, Jack... chose to attend UCLA because of the great school, great program, great coach and great weather... favorite academic classes are chemistry and government... thing she likes the most about volleyball is when her team wins a momentum-changing point... hobbies include volleyball, swimming and going to concerts... biggest athletic thrill so far has been winning four state championships... favorites include the Lord of the Rings trilogy, singer Kenny Chesney, the Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees... majoring in physiological science TOTALS SEVEN-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1999)

12 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 12 #5 MICHAELA LEONARD SETTER 5-9 JUNIOR AUBURN, CALIF. - Leonard has played in four matches and eight sets and has seven assists and seven digs... posted three digs against Georgetown on Sept had one dig versus Utah State on Sept. 13 and two digs and three assists against San Francisco on Sept made her Bruin debut against #1 Penn State on Sept. 6 and had four assists and a dig in one set. SAN JOSE STATE - Was a setter for two seasons... currently ranks seventh on the school list in assists with 2, started 60 of the 61 matches she appeared in during the 2012 and 2013 campaigns, playing 225 sets... averaged assists, 1.88 digs and 0.47 blocks per set as a sophomore, adding 22 aces and 34 kills... ranked second in the Mountain West Conference in assists... recorded seven double-doubles, surpassed the 60-assist mark three times and the 50-assist plateau on six additional occasions... had a career-best 66 assists on Oct. 10 against Nevada, to go with 65 versus UNLV (Nov. 9) and 60 against Eastern Washington (Sept. 11)... tallied a career-high 18 digs against Campbell (Aug. 31)... notched an ace in 14 matches, including three at Sacramento State (Sept. 6)... posted assists, 2.16 digs and 0.39 blocks per set as a freshman, with 23 aces and 21 kills, earning Second Team All-Western Athletic Conference and All-WAC Freshman honors... ranked first in the WAC in assists... surpassed the 50-assist mark three times and had nine double-doubles season highs: assists (52), aces (5), digs (15) and blocks (5). PLACER HIGH SCHOOL - Leonard earned three volleyball letters at Placer High School in Auburn, Calif., playing setter and outside hitter... was a three-time All-Pioneer Valley League First Team honoree, (ITALICS AT SJSU) -- Kills 4, vs. UNM (10/19/13) & at WYO (10/24/13) -- Total Attempts 10, at Wyoming (10/24/13) 4, vs. Penn State (9/6) Assists 66, vs. Nevada (10/10/13) -- Aces 5, vs. New Mexico State (10/6/12) 3, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Digs 18, vs. Campbell (8/31/13) -- Block Solos 1, Seven Times (last vs. Nevada, 10/10/13) -- Block Assists 5, Four Times (last vs. SDSU, 11/7/13) -- Total Blocks 5 (0-5), Four Times (last vs. SDSU, 11/7/13) -- Points 7.5, vs. New Mexico State (10/6/12) PVL Most Valuable Player and All-City Sacramento Metro selection... MVP of North Team at the 2012 Optimist All-Star Game... Named to the All-City Team and honored by the Sacramento River Cats... helped the Hillmen to PVL titles in 2009 and Marine Corp Distinguished Scholar-Athlete as a senior... coached by UCLA volleyball alum and two-time NCAA Champion Jennifer (Gratteau) Wright ( )... played club with NCVC Moxie under coaches Jeff and Kristi Deter... attended Junior Olympics each year from 2008 to 2012, earning a bronze at the 12 Nationals... was named to the Junior National Championships All-Tournament Team in Born Michaela Donna Leonard on May 17, 1994 in Roseville, Calif.... parents are Therese and Kevin Leonard... has two brothers, James and Nick... chose to attend UCLA because of the school s strong athletic traditions and challenging academic environment... favorites include the TV show New Girl, the movie Into the Wild, the San Francisco 49ers and actress Kristen Wiig... thing she likes the most about volleyball is how it takes an entire team to win... athlete she most admires is U.S. Olympic volleyball setter Courtney Thompson for her dedication, work ethic and ability to draw the best out of her teammates... hobbies include hiking, reading, playing guitar and piano and painting... majoring in business/economics, with the career objective of being part of a social entrepreneurship or non-profi t organization, or owning her own business. ( STATISTICS AT SAN JOSE STATE) TOTALS #6 KARLY DROLSON DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO 5-6 JUNIOR DEL MAR, CALIF. Drolson has appeared in all 11 matches, starting fi ve, and is second on the team with 1.97 digs per set, adding four aces... recorded fi ve digs against Yale (Sept. 20) and eight digs versus Georgetown (Sept. 19), posting an ace in each contest... had nine digs and an ace against Utah State (Sept. 13), 10 digs at #22 Hawai i (Sept. 12) and seven digs versus San Francisco (Sept. 11)... totaled six digs against #1 Penn State (Sept. 6) and four digs versus #9 Illinois (Sept. 5)... posted three digs at Loyola Marymount on Aug had three digs and an ace versus Binghamton on Aug Played in 28 matches and averaged a team-best 3.58 digs per set, adding 14 aces, which was third on the team... ranked 10th among Pac-12 players in dps... had 18 double-fi gure digs contests, reaching at least 20 six times and posting a career-high 32 at California on Nov notched eight digs against Utah (Nov. 29) and 12 versus #7 USC (Nov. 27), serving an ace in both contests... had 13 digs against Arizona (Nov. 24) and 22 versus Arizona State (Nov. 22)... recorded fi ve digs and three aces at Washington State (Nov. 15) and 11 digs at #3 Washington (Nov. 13)... had 23 digs and two aces against Oregon on Nov. 10 and eight digs versus Oregon State on Nov became the fi rst Bruin to surpass 30 digs since 2010 (Lainey Gera) at #22 California... recorded 20 digs and an ace at #6 Stanford on Nov had 16 digs against Washington State (Oct. 26), also recording an ace and her fi r st career kill... posted nine digs versus #3 Washington (Oct. 25)... recorded 16 digs at #22 Arizona State on Oct. 20 and 18 digs at Arizona on Oct had 10 digs and a career-best three aces at Oregon State on Oct notched 13 digs at #22 Oregon (Oct. 11)... had 15 digs against California on Oct posted 12 digs versus #7 Stanford on Oct had 23 digs and a personal-best eight assists at Colorado on Sept had eight digs at #4 USC (Sept. 25)... tallied 20 digs and seven assists at Long Beach State on Sept recorded seven digs and an ace against #24 Creighton on Sept posted 18 digs versus Cal State Northridge (Sept. 13)... had nine digs at Denver on Sept tallied 17 digs against Santa Clara on Sept notched nine digs and an ace at Loyola Marymount (Aug. 31)... had six digs against Albany on Aug Kills 1, vs. Washington State (10/26/13) 1, at Cal State Fullerton (9/20) Total Attempts 1, Three Times (last at CSF, 9/20) 2, at Cal State Fullerton (9/20) Assists 8, at Colorado (9/27/13) 1, Four Times (last vs. Yale, 9/20) Aces 3, at OSU (10/12/13) & at WSU (11/15/13) 10, at Hawai i (9/12) Digs 32, at California (11/3/13) 1.0, Four Times (last vs. Yale, 9/20) Points 3.0, at OSU (10/12/13) & at WSU (11/15/13) Played in 19 matches, averaging 1.66 digs per set... recorded nine digs and an ace in the NCAA Second Round match against Michigan State (Dec. 1)... started at libero on Nov. 20 at Oregon and had 12 digs and her fi r st career ace... posted her fi rst-career, double-fi gure digs match with 13 at UC Santa Barbara on Sept had six digs against Northeastern on Aug. 31 and seven digs versus Notre Dame on Aug. 24. TORREY PINES HIGH SCHOOL - Drolson was a two-sport athlete at Torrey Pines High School in San Diego, Calif.... played on the volleyball team for three years and the gymnastics squad for one season... named MaxPreps California All-State Division I First Team, Palomar League Player of the Year and All-San Diego, All-North County and All-Palomar First Team as a senior... helped the Falcons to a league title, a San Diego Section Championship and a State Tournament berth in coached in volleyball by Brennan Dean... earned Union Tribune All-Academic Team and TPHS Scholar Athlete honors... played club with Wave Volleyball and helped them to a title at the 2011 Northeast J.O. Qualifi er, serving as a team captain. - Born Karly Caye Drolson on March 26, 1994 in La Jolla, Calif.... parents are Candace and Paul Drolson... has one older sister, Kaitlin, who played golf at Pepperdine for four years and has played in the 2009 and 10 U.S. Women s Open and U.S. Women s Amateur... chose to attend UCLA because it was her #1 choice and because it s the greatest school on Earth... thing she likes the most about volleyball is the competitiveness... favorites include watching ESPN, the movie Finding Nemo, singer Taylor Swift and the San Diego Chargers... biggest athletic thrills of her career have been becoming a member of the UCLA women s volleyball team and winning a Gold Medal with USA High Performance... hobbies include surfi ng and playing beach volleyball... athlete she admires is Misty May-Treanor for her defensive play and passion for the sport... majoring in sociology TOTALS

13 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 13 #7 MADDY KLINEMAN 6-3 JUNIOR MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. Klineman has appeared in fi ve matches and six sets... had a kill and a block against Georgetown on Sept Played in all 30 matches, making 18 starts, and was third on the team with 2.16 kills per set... added nine aces, 1.16 digs, 0.46 blocks and 2.52 points per set... had eight double-fi gure kills matches... tallied seven kills and three digs against #7 USC on Nov posted nine kills against Arizona on Nov. 24 and nine kills with six digs versus Arizona State on Nov recorded 10 kills and three blocks at Washington State on Nov had 11 kills and four digs against Oregon on Nov notched 11 kills, fi ve digs and a career-best.529 hitting percentage versus Oregon State on Nov recorded 15 kills, fi ve digs and a career-high six blocks at #22 California (Nov. 3)... had 13 kills and an ace at #6 Stanford on Nov had 15 kills and hit.364 to go with an ace, six digs and four blocks against Washington State on Oct tallied 11 kills versus Washington (Oct. 25)... posted six kills and three digs at #4 USC on Sept had a personal-best 10 digs, an ace and three kills at Long Beach State (Sept. 18)... recorded a career-best 19 kills and swung.424 against #24 Creighton on Sept had fi ve kills and an ace versus Cal State Northridge (Sept. 13)... tallied four kills, six digs and an ace against Santa Clara on Sept posted six kills, nine digs and an ace versus North Texas (Aug. 31)... had seven kills and six digs against Albany on Aug Played in six matches and eight sets, posting six kills, two digs and two blocks... made her collegiate debut against Idaho on Sept. 7 and had fi ve kills and one error in 12 attempts (.333) with two digs and one block in two sets. 1, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Kills 19, vs. Creighton (9/14/13) 4, vs. PSU (9/6) & vs. GU (9/19) Total Attempts 51, at California (11/3/13) -- Hit % (Min. 7 K).529 ( ), vs. OSU (11/8/13) -- Aces 1, Nine Times (last vs. ASU, 11/22/13) -- Digs 10, at Long Beach State (9/18/13) -- Block Solos 1, Three Times (last vs. ASU, 11/22/13) 1, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Block Assists 6, at California (11/3/13) 1, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Total Blocks 6 (0-6), at California (11/3/13) 1.5, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Points 20.5, vs. Creighton (9/14/13) MIRA COSTA HIGH SCHOOL - Klineman played three years on the Mira Costa High School (Manhattan Beach, Calif.) varsity volleyball team at outside and opposite hitter... as a senior in 2011, was named All-Bay League and All-Area First Team, also serving as the team captain... produced 257 kills, 33 aces, 168 digs and 33 blocks... helped the Mustangs to three consecutive Bay League Championships... coached by Lisa Arce... ranked as the No. 91 Senior Ace by Prep Volleyball... most recently played club with Mizuno Long Beach, as her team placed second at the Far Westerns Qualifi er in 2011 and was also third in the L.A. Qualifi er in 10 and participated in Junior Olympics from played with the USA High Performance Youth National A1 Team in Born Madeleine Anne Klineman on July 13, 1994 in Torrance, Calif.... parents are Kathleen and Michael Klineman... is the youngest of three siblings... brother is Max and sister is Alix, who was a four-time All-American at Stanford... chose to attend UCLA because of the combination of amazing academics and athletics, great coaching staff and team, and location... favorite academic class is French... things she likes the most about volleyball are the team aspect of the sport and the relationships made... hobbies include body surfi ng, shopping, working out and traveling... favorites include the Harry Potter series and Bridesmaids... majoring in sociology TOTALS #8 CLAIRE FELIX MIDDLE BLOCKER/ 6-6 SOPHOMORE COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. Felix has started all 11 matches and is third on the team with 0.82 blocks per set, adding 2.27 kills per set and a.340 hitting percentage... was named to the All- Tournament Team at the Fullerton Classic... had fi ve kills, three digs and two blocks at Cal State Fullerton on Sept. 20, recording a season-best 12 kills and a.381 percentage earlier in the day against Yale... tallied a career-high.667 percentage on 11 kills and one error in 15 swings versus Georgetown... was named to the All-Tournament Team at the Outrigger Resorts Volleyball Challenge... had seven kills and only one assist in 14 attempts (.429) with two blocks against Utah State on Sept posted nine kills and four blocks at #22 Hawai i (Sept. 12)... had fi ve kills, a.400 percentage and three blocks versus San Francisco (Sept. 11)... recorded seven kills and just one error in 15 attempts for a.400 hitting percentage against #1 Penn State (Sept. 6)... had four kills and four blocks versus #9 Illinois on Sept posted seven kills and a block at Loyola Marymount on Aug notched four kills and fi ve blocks versus LIU Brooklyn (Aug. 30) and four kills and three blocks against Binghamton (Aug. 29) Played in 26 matches, making four starts, including the last three of the season... was named to the Pac-12 All-Freshman Team... averaged 1.74 kills and 0.47 blocks per set... hit.450 with 11 kills and only two errors in 20 attempts against Utah on Nov had eight kills versus #7 USC (Nov. 27)... recorded nine kills and only one error in 15 attempts with a.533 hitting percentage against Arizona on Nov had fi ve kills and one error in eight swings (.500) versus Arizona State on Nov netted three kills and three blocks in two sets against Oregon on Nov posted career highs in kills with 14 and hitting percentage at.591 with only one error in 22 attempts at Oregon State on Oct had fi ve kills at #22 Oregon (Oct. 11)... recorded nine kills and a.467 hitting percentage against California on Oct had 12 kills, a.500 hitting percentage and seven digs to go with three blocks at #4 USC on Sept notched seven kills and three blocks at Long Beach State (Sept. 18)... had seven kills against #24 Creighton on Sept recorded fi ve kills and only one error in 11 attempts for a.364 hitting percentage at Denver (Sept. 12)... tallied eight kills at Loyola Marymount on Aug had six kills against Albany on Aug , vs. Yale (9/20) Kills 14, at Oregon State (10/12/13) 21, vs. Yale (9/20) Total Attempts 22, at Oregon State (10/12/13).667 ( ), vs. GU (9/19) Hit % (Min. 7 K).667 ( ), vs. Georgetown (9/19/14) 3, at Cal State Fullerton (9/20) Digs 7, at USC (9/25/13) 1, vs. USF (9/11) & at UH (9/12) Block Solos 1, Four Times (last at UH, 9/12/14) 5, vs. LIU Brooklyn (8/30) Block Assists 5, vs. LIU Brooklyn (8/30/14) 5 (0-5), vs. LIU Brooklyn (8/30) Total Blocks 5 (0-5), vs. LIU Brooklyn (8/30/14) 12.5, vs. Yale (9/20) Points 15.5, at Oregon State (10/12/13) LEWIS-PALMER HIGH SCHOOL - Felix played her senior season at Lewis-Palmer High School in Monument, Colo.... coached by Susan Odenbaugh... had 133 kills, 27 aces and a team-best.418 hitting percentage and 51 blocks in 18 matches and 57 sets... earned First Team All-Pikes Peak Athletic Conference honors in 2012, as well as All-State accolades... helped the Rangers to PPAC Conference and Regional Championships and a second-place fi nish at the Colorado State Tournament... also named Academic All-State, to the National Honor Society and a Finalist for Ranger of the Year... was named the #16 Prep Volleyball Senior Ace and to the Volleyball Magazine Fab was not eligible for state and national awards and had to sit out half her senior season per state rules after transferring from The Classical Academy, where she played her fi rst three years and was a three-time All-League, All-Area and All-State selection... helped TCA to three District titles, a pair of Regional Runner-Up fi nishes and two Top Five State Tournament placings... played club with Colorado Juniors, coached over the last four years by Kevin Marquis, Malia Sagiao, Bill and Judy Peer, JJ Glavan and Cindy Bathelt... was a three-time Rocky Mountain Region All-Star selection... won a silver medal with USAV Youth Select High Performance. - Born Claire Davis Felix on Jan. 27, 1995 in Colorado Springs, Colo.... parents are Valerie and Mark Felix... is an only child... chose to attend UCLA because it was the best fi t for her in meeting her academic interests and volleyball goals... things she likes the most about volleyball are the intensity and teamwork... favorites include the movie Space Jam, the TV show Pretty Little Liars, singer Luke Bryan and Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson... lists her biggest athletic thrill as signing her National Letter of Intent to UCLA... hobbies include art, spending time with family and friends and sports... aspires to represent the United States on the Women s National Team while pursuing a Master s Degree... majoring in marine biology and plans to use her education to preserve and protect marine mammals, including marine rescue and education TOTALS SEVEN-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1999)

14 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 14 #9 MEGAN MOENOA SETTER 5-8 SENIOR LONG BEACH, CALIF. Moenoa has not played yet this season (offseason back surgery), but has resumed practicing Played in 24 matches, making 19 starts, and averaged a team-best 9.21 assists per set to go with 1.77 digs and 0.35 blocks per set and 13 aces... was ninth among Pac- 12 setters in assists per set... had four double-doubles... posted 53 assists, fi ve digs, two kills and an ace against Utah on Nov tallied 30 assists and six digs versus #7 USC (Nov. 27)... recorded 43 assists and eight digs against Arizona (Nov. 24)... had 51 assists, six blocks, two aces and tied a career high with fi ve kills versus Arizona State (Nov. 22)... had 52 assists, nine digs and three blocks at Washington State on Nov. 15, tying a career high with fi ve kills... posted 37 assists and six digs at #3 Washington (Nov. 13)... notched 47 assists, 12 digs and a career-best seven blocks against Oregon on Nov had 37 assists, fi ve digs and two aces versus Oregon State (Nov. 8)... recorded a double-double at #22 California on Nov. 3 with a career-best 68 assists and a season-high 13 digs... had 52 assists and nine digs at #6 Stanford (Nov. 1)... posted a double-double against Washington State on Oct. 26 with 52 assists and 11 digs, adding a career-high fi ve kills... had 44 assists, four digs, three kills and an ace versus #3 Washington on Oct had 29 assists, six digs, two aces and two blocks at #22 Arizona State (Oct. 20)... notched her fi rst double-double of the season at Arizona on Oct. 18 with 20 assists and 12 digs... recorded 24 assists, eight digs and an ace at Oregon State on Oct was one dig shy of a double-double with 29 assists and nine digs to go with an ace at #22 Oregon (Oct. 11)... had 15 assists, three digs and a kill against #7 Stanford on Oct. 2 in her fi rst match since Sept. 7 because of hip and back ailments... recorded 17 assists and two digs against New Mexico State on Sept posted 24 assists, eight digs and two aces versus Santa Clara (Sept. 5)... had 32 assists and six digs at Loyola Marymount on Aug had 20 assists and an ace against North Texas (Aug. 31) Started 14 of the 22 matches she played in and was second on the team with assists per set, third with 0.72 blocks per set and fourth with 2.06 digs per set... also had 13 service aces and 30 kills... recorded her third-career double-double with 44 assists and 10 digs in the NCAA Second Round match versus Michigan State on Dec. 1, adding an ace... had 25 assists, fi ve digs and an ace in two sets in the NCAA First Round contest against LIU Brooklyn (Nov. 30)... had 32 assists, six digs, four blocks, three kills and an ace in three sets against USC on Nov posted 19 assists, fi ve digs and three blocks at Oregon on Nov had 30 assists and seven digs at Arizona on Nov had 36 assists and fi ve digs against Washington on Oct recorded a double-double with 34 assists and 12 digs versus Washington State (Oct. 26)... posted 22 assists, three digs, three blocks, three kills and an ace against Colorado on Oct had 24 assists and seven digs at California (Oct. 14)... posted a season-high 66 assists and a career-best 16 digs for her fi rst-ever double-double at Stanford on Oct. 12, adding two aces... had a career-best three aces to go with 28 assists, fi ve digs and three blocks -- Kills 5, Three Times (last vs. ASU, 11/22/13) -- Total Attempts 10, vs. Arizona State (11/22/13) -- Assists 68, at California (11/3/13) -- Aces 3, vs. Arizona (10/7/12) -- Digs 16, at Stanford (10/12/12) -- Block Solos 1, Four Times (last vs. Arizona, 11/24/13) -- Block Assists 7, vs. Oregon (11/10/13) -- Total Blocks 7 (0-7), vs. Oregon (11/10/13) -- Points 10.0, vs. Arizona State (11/22/13) against Arizona on Oct posted 33 assists, fi ve digs and three kills versus Arizona State (Oct. 5)... recorded 41 assists, three kills and fi ve digs at Washington State on Sept had 40 assists, six digs and an ace in three sets at Washington (Sept. 26)... posted 45 assists to go with six digs and four blocks at Colorado State on Sept had 44 assists and a season-high six blocks at Hawai i on Sept. 9, adding nine digs and an ace... had 31 assists and nine digs at UC Santa Barbara on Sept started the season opener against Notre Dame on Aug. 24 and had 35 assists to go with six digs, four blocks, three kills and an ace... named to the Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention team Played in 19 matches (34 sets), making four starts... recorded 182 assists (5.35 per set) and 26 digs (0.76 per set)... had 20 assists and a season-best seven digs on Nov. 25 against USC... posted 24 assists and three digs versus Arizona State on Nov posted 15 assists, three digs and two kills on Oct. 21 against Colorado... had 29 assists, six digs, fi ve blocks and three kills in three sets versus Ohio State on Sept posted 31 assists, two kills and three blocks against Quinnipiac on Aug. 26. LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Moenoa was a four-year varsity setter at Lakewood High School in Lakewood, Calif.... was named an ESPN Rise All-American, CIF First Team and Moore League Co-Player of the Year as a senior, ranking 10th on PrepVolleyball s Senior Aces list... earned Moore League Co-POY as a junior in 2009 and was also a three-time Press Telegram Dream Team honoree, a four-team All-League winner and a two-time Lakewood High School Athlete of the Year... coached by Mike Wadley... helped the Lancers to the 2007 State Championship, also helping her team reach the CIF semifi nals in was selected to the U.S. Women s Junior National Training Team in played club with Mizuno Long Beach, which were gold medalists at the 2009 Junior Nationals... also aided Mizuno to silver at the 2008 Junior Nationals, receiving All-Tournament Team honors. Born Megan Alexandra Moenoa on July 8, 1993 in Bellflower, Calif.... parents are Kathie and Joe Moenoa... has an older brother, Jeremy... chose to attend UCLA because it is close to home and important to her that her family would be able to watch her play... favorites include the Los Angeles Lakers, the TV show Khloe & Lamar, the movie The Blind Side and singers Tupac, Drake and Beyonce... thing she loves the most about volleyball is scheming and fi nding ways to win... hobbies include listening to music and spending quality time with her family and friends... biggest athletic thrill in her career was beating #1-ranked Harvard-Westlake in the second round of the playoffs in favorite academic classes are english and math... majoring in sociology TOTALS

15 UCLA WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL WEEKLY RELEASE SEPT. 22, PAGE 15 #10 JENNIE FRAGER MIDDLE BLOCKER 6-5 SOPHOMORE RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIF. Frager has appeared in seven matches, starting all three at the Fullerton Classic... had 15 kills, 18 blocks, eight digs and three aces... posted four kills and no errors in 10 attempts (.400) with six blocks and two digs at Cal State Fullerton on Sept had three blocks, four digs, a kill and an ace against Yale (Sept. 20) and fi ve kills, fi ve blocks and an ace versus Georgetown (Sept. 19)... posted fi ve kills and no errors in eight attempts over two sets on Aug. 30 against LIU Brooklyn, adding two blocks and her fi rst career ace and dig... also had a block against Binghamton (Aug. 29) and a block and a dig against San Francisco (Sept. 11) Played in six matches (11 sets) and had fi ve kills and 10 blocks... recorded three blocks and two kills at Long Beach State on Sept had a kill and four blocks against Cal State Northridge on Sept posted a kill and two blocks versus New Mexico State (Sept. 6). TORREY PINES HIGH SCHOOL Frager was a three-year letterwinner at Torrey Pines High School in San Diego, Calif.... had 203 kills, a.488 hitting percentage and 31 solo blocks as a senior after earning All-San Diego Section and All- 5, vs. LIU (8/30) & vs. GU (9/19) Kills 5, vs. LIU (8/30/14) & vs. GU (9/19/14) 10, vs. GU (9/19) & at CSF (9/20) Total Attempts 10, vs. GU (9/19) & at CSF (9/20) 1, Three Times (last vs. Yale, 9/20) Aces 1, Three Times (last vs. Yale, 9/20/14) 4, vs. Yale (9/20) Digs 4, vs. Yale (9/20/14) 2, at Cal State Fullerton (9/20) Block Solos 2, at LBSU (9/18/13) & at CSF (9/20/14) 4, vs. GU (9/19) & at CSF (9/20) Block Assists 4, Three Times (last at CSF, 9/20/14) 6 (2-4), at CS Fullerton (9/20) Total Blocks 6 (2-4), at Cal State Fullerton (9/20/14) 9.0, vs. Georgetown (9/19) Points 9.0, vs. Georgetown (9/19/14) North County First Team honors... was also named All-Palomar League Second Team... was named the #38 Prep Volleyball Senior Ace... coached by Brennan Dean and Jim Harrah... played club with Encinitas Wave, fi nishing in the Top Seven at Junior Olympics every year since 13 s... named to the All-Tournament Team at 15 s Open JO s, helping her team to a fi fth-place fi nish. Born Jennie Lorraine Frager on Oct. 17, 1994 in San Diego, Calif.... parents are Kristen and John Frager... has two sisters, Katie and Mollie... chose to attend UCLA because she has always loved the school and knew it was the right fi t for her... thing she likes the most about volleyball is how fast paced and team oriented the sport is... lists her biggest athletic thrill as winning CIF her junior and senior years... favorites include the TV show Skins, actor Will Ferrell, the movie Step Brothers and former basketball players Steve Kerr and Jud Buechler... hobbies include going to the beach and hanging out with friends... favorite academic class is english... undecided on a major TOTALS #11 TAYLOR FORMICO DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO 5-7 SOPHOMORE MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF. Formico leads the Bruins with 3.85 digs per set and is second with six aces... recorded eight digs at Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 20), 13 with two aces versus Yale (Sept. 20) and 10 digs against Georgetown (Sept. 19)... had a season-best 18 digs against Utah State on Sept notched nine digs versus both Hawai i (Sept. 12) and San Francisco (Sept. 11)... had 10 digs against #1 Penn State on Sept posted 12 digs, a career-high eight assists and an ace versus #9 Illinois (Sept. 5)... recorded 13 digs in a pair of matches on Aug. 30 against Loyola Marymount and LIU Brooklyn, serving an ace versus LIU... tallied 16 digs in her Bruin debut on Aug. 29 against Binghamton, adding two aces. UC SANTA BARBARA Played in all 33 matches and 135 sets at UC Santa Barbara in named AVCA All-America Honorable Mention, AVCA West Region Freshman of the Year, AVCA All-Region Honorable Mention and Big West Conference Freshman of the Year... also earned First Team All-Big West and Big West All-Freshman Team honors... led the nation with 792 digs, averaging 5.87 per set, which was fi rst in the conference and eighth in the country... her dig total set a new UCSB and Big West single-season record... recorded 30 digs or more in a match 12 times, including a career-best 41 against Cal State Fullerton on Oct also had 12 more contests with at least 20 digs, tallying double fi gures in digs in 31 of 33 matches... was second on the team with 29 aces, posting at least two in a match six times... had a season-best four against UC Davis (Oct. 12), adding three versus UC Riverside (Oct. 20)... had her fi rst career kill to go with seven assists against Long Beach State on Nov. 23. ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL Formico played 3 1/2 years on the Lancers varsity volleyball team after being promoted from her (ITALICS AT UCSB) -- Kills 1, vs. Long Beach State (11/23/12) -- Total Attempts 2, Four Times (last vs. Yale, 9/14/12) 8, vs. Illinois (9/5) Assists 8, vs. Illinois (9/5/14) 2, vs. BING (8/29) & vs. Yale (9/20) Aces 4, at UC Davis (10/12/12) 18, vs. Utah State (9/13) Digs 41, vs. Cal State Fullerton (10/19/12) 2.0, vs. BING (8/29) & vs. Yale (9/20) Points 4.0, at UC Davis (10/12/12) freshman team at St. Francis High School in Mountain View, Calif.... was a three-year starter at setter for head coach Leahi Hall... named All-West Catholic First Team as a sophomore, junior and senior ( )... also named West Catholic MVP in 2010 and SFHS Female Athlete-of-the-Year in earned California Division II Player of the Year accolades and CIF MVP honors after guiding SFHS to a record ninth CIF State title in 2010 (junior year), defeating Troy in the fi nals (22-25, 25-21, 25-17, 25-17)... played club with City Beach and helped them to a Junior Olympic Bronze medal as a setter in 2009 and placed fi fth in Born Taylor Joan Formico on Oct. 24, 1993 in Los Gatos, Calif.... parents are Ramona Marr and Michael Formico... has three brothers, Michael, TJ and William... chose to attend UCLA to play at the highest level at one of the top programs in the country... thing she likes the most about volleyball is the team aspect and working together and pushing her teammates toward a common goal... favorites include the TV show Revenge, the movie Transformers, country singers Blake Shelton and Keith Urban and actress Jennifer Aniston... lists the opportunity to play at UCLA as the biggest athletic thrill of her career and says it s something I ve always dreamed of and I can t believe I m actually here... hobbies include dancing, hanging with friends and family and doing anything competitive... athlete she admires the most is her cousin, three-time Olympic Beach Volleyball Gold Medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings, because she admires every aspect of her game... cousin, Marcia Wallis, was a two-sport (soccer, and golf, 2003) All-American at Stanford... cousin, Brian Barnard, was a member of the USA Rugby Team for one year ( )... majoring in sociology. (2012 STATISTICS AT UC SANTA BARBARA) TOTALS SEVEN-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1999)