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1 VOLLEYBALL CONTACT: Ryan McCrary, USF Associate Sports Information Director (415) (office); (415) (fax) UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO VOLLEYBALL Portland Pilots/Gonzaga Bulldogs vs. USF Dons Friday/Saturday, October 10-11, 2003 San Francisco, CA (War Memorial Gym) VOLLEYBALL 2003 Schedule 2003 Schedule Record: 15-2 Home: 1-0 Road: 5-2 Neutral: 9-0 WCC: 0-2 Home: 0-0 Road: 0-2 DATE DAY OPPONENT TIME AUGUST Fri Sat WSU Cougar Challenge 29 Fri Wichita State W Sat #19 Washington State W Sat Oklahoma W 3-0 SEPTEMBER 2 Tues San Jose State W Fri-Sat NAU Fiesta Bowl Classic 5 Fri Texas El-Paso W Fri Northern Arizona W Sat Alabama-Birmingham W Sat Missouri-Kansas City W WED MD-EASTERN SHORE W Fri-Sat Butler Tournament 12 Fri Appalaichian State W Sat Butler W Sat Southern Illinois W Fri-Sat Portland State Tournament 19 Fri Air Force W Fri Eastern Illinois W Sat Portland State W 3-1 OCTOBER 3 Fri #6 Pepperdine* L Sat #21 Loyola Marymount* L FRI PORTLAND* 7:00 PM 11 SAT GONZAGA* 7:00 PM 17 Fri Santa Clara* 7:00 PM 18 Sat San Diego* 7:00 PM 21 TUE SACRAMENTO STATE 7:00 PM 25 FRI SAINT MARY S* 7:00 PM 31 FRI LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* 7:00 PM NOVEMBER 1 SAT PEPPERDINE* 7:00 PM 7 Fri Gonzaga* 7:00 PM 8 Sat Portland* 7:00 PM 14 FRI SAN DIEGO* 7:00 PM 15 SAT SANTA CLARA* 7:00 PM 22 Sat Saint Mary s* 7:00 PM All Times Pacific *West Coast Conference Match ALL HOME GAMES PLAYED AT WAR MEMORIAL GYM DONS FINALLY RETURN HOME FOR WCC PLAY VS. PORTLAND, GONZAGA San Francisco Plays First Home Match Since Sept. 10 Teresa Russell Surpasses 1,000 Career Kills at #21 LMU USF Drops First Matches of the Season in Southern Cal SAN FRANCISCO RETURNS HOME FOR WCC HOME OPENER: USF returns to a very unfamiliar place this week when they host Portland and Gonzaga in West Coast Conference play. The Dons will be playing only their second home match of the season when they host the Pilots Friday night at War Memorial Gym and their first since sweeping Maryland-Eastern Shore Sept. 10. USF suffered their first losses of the season last weekend at #6 Pepperdine and #21 Loyola Marymount in four-games. San Francisco fell three votes shy of remaining in the USA Today/AVCA Coaches Poll after earning a No. 24 ranking the previous week heading into league play. San Francisco split the regular season series with the Pilots and the Bulldogs last season, defeating both at home. TERESA RUSSELL SURPASSES 1,000 CAREER KILLS: Senior middle blocker Teresa Russell became the seventh player in USF volleyball history to surpass 1,000 career kills and the second Don this season (Brittanie Budinger) after recording her second kill at #21 Loyola Marymount. Russell continues her remarkable comeback after suffering a career-threatening injury during the 2001 season. On the season, Russell has 236 kills with 13 matches remaining on the schedule. Russell is also closing in on the all-time blocking record and moved into second place on the career list with four blocks on the road and has 398 in her Hilltop career. JEFF NELSON ERA OFF TO IMPRESSIVE START: USF Volleyball enters the 2003 season with a new head coach at the controls. Jeff Nelson was introduced as the eighth head coach in program history February 13, 2003 following a successful eight-year career as the head coach at Texas Tech. Nelson guided the Red Raiders to five NCAA Tournament berths and five 20-plus victory seasons during his tenure in Lubbock. Nelson enters his first season on the Hilltop boasting a overall record (.636). Nelson inherits the reigns of a program with just two winning seasons (1985 & 1987) in the 26 years of the program, including a 6-25 mark last year. The effects have been immediate. San Francisco entered West Coast Conference play with an unblemished 15-0 record - the best start in league history. In addition, the Dons cracked the USA Today/AVCA Top- 25 Coaches Poll for the first time in program history prior to league play and have captured four tournament titles. Nelson is joined on the bench by Shawn Garus and Ki Choi, both in their first season on the Hilltop. USF VOLLEYBALL ON THE WEB THIS WEEKEND: Catch all the action of USF volleyball as they host West Coast Conference play at War Memorial Gym this weekend against Portland and Gonzaga. Live stats are available for both matches by logging on to USFDons.com and clicking on live stats and broadcast under the event menu. GREEN AND GOLD/SIDEOUT CLUB RECEPTION: The USF Green and Gold Club, along with the Sideout Club will be hosting a post match reception following the Portland match Friday, Oct. 10 in the Bill Russell Room. USFDons.com, the official website of the University of San Francisco Athletic Department is pleased to offer the following for fans of USF Volleyball during the 2003 season. USF VOLLEYBALL PROMOTIONS: USF s opening West Coast Conference home stand will offer promotions to fans in attendance to watch USF take on the Pacific Northwest schools. Friday s contest against Portland is camp reunion night, while Saturday s match against Gonzaga is CYO/Catholic School night.

2 2003 WEST COAST CONFERENCE WEEK TWO SCOUTING THE OPPONENTS: SCOUTING PORTLAND: The Pilots enter the second week of West Coast Conference play toting an overall record of 10-6; 0-2 in league action. Portland suffered three straight home sweeps last week by Oregon State, #19 San Diego, and #16 Santa Clara. Portland s quality wins came against Ole Miss, San Jose State and Oregon. Senior outside hitter Heather Denison leads the way offensively for the Pilots, averaging 3.87 kills per game on.271 hitting. Sophomore outside hitter Sara Vercruyssen adds 3.85 kills and 2.69 digs for the Portland attack. Sophomore setter Sheena Surplus averages of assists per game and the offense hits at a.250 attack percentage so far this season. Doug Sparks is in his fourth season at the helm for the Pilots. SCOUTING GONZAGA: The Bulldogs enter the second week of West Coast Conference play with an overall record of 3-13, 0-2 in WCC play. Last week the Bulldogs fell to #16 Santa Clara 3-1 and suffered a sweep against #19 San Diego. Gonzaga s victories came against Marquette, Montana, and Mississippi State. Leading the way for the Zags offensively will be junior outside hitter Christina Davis, who averages a team-high 3.06 kills per game to go along with 2.45 digs. Senior middle blocker Abby Cullen adds 3.03 kills on a team-best.268 hitting to go along with 1.44 blocks. Cullen enters the weekend 13 kills shy of 1,000 for her career. Head coach Kip Yoshimura is in his second year patrolling the sidelines for the Bulldogs. LAST MEETINGS: at Portland 3, USF 1 (10/11/02); at USF 3, Portland 0 (11/9/02). SERIES RECORD: Portland leads (since 1985). At War Memorial Gym, the Pilots own a 11-4 advantage, but have not won is San Francisco since 10/31/98. THE LAST TIME... USF stumbled to a 3-1 loss in the Rose City at the Chiles Center despite a 20 kill, 16 dig double-double night by junior outside hitter Brittanie Budinger. The Dons rebounded against the Pilots in the City, cruising to a 3-0 sweep. Budinger pounded a match-high 20 kills as USF recorded back-to-back West Coast Conference sweeps for the first time since LAST MEETINGS: at Gonzaga 3, USF 2 (10/12/02); at USF 3, Gonzaga 0 (11/9/02). SERIES RECORD: Gonzaga leads (since 1985). At War Memorial Gym, USF leads Gonzaga s last win in San Francisco came 10/6/01. BEFORE USF: Saint Mary s hosts GU Friday, Oct. 10. THE LAST TIME... San Francisco dropped a 3-2 decision at the Martin Centre, despite a 21 kill effort from junior outside hitter Brittanie Budinger and a triple double from freshman setter Kristina Bognar (15 kills, 53 assists, 12 digs). USF swept the Bulldogs in the City behind a 17-kill performance by Budinger. USF vs. Portland WHEN: October 10, :00 PM WHERE: San Francisco, CA - War Memorial Gym LIVESTATS: Yes INTERNET BROADCAST: No USF vs. Gonzaga WHEN: October 11, :00 PM WHERE: San Francisco, CA War Memorial Gym LIVESTATS: Yes INTERNET BROADCAST: No 2003 USF VOLLEYBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Previous School(s) 1 April Scoggin S 5-9 Sr. 3V Las Cruces NM/Onate HS 2 Tasha Demkiw LIB/OH 5-8 Fr. HS San Marcos, CA/La Costa Canyon HS 3 Shelby Hamm OPP 5-10 Fr. HS Coto De Cazo, CA/Santa Margarita HS 4 Jackie Cowen OH 6-2 So. 1V Reno, NV/Bishop Manogue HS 5 Ashley Bello MB 5-11 Jr. 2V Grass Valley CA/Forest Lake HS 6 Megan Taylor S 5-10 Fr. HS Vista, CA/San Marcos HS 7 Brittanie Budinger OH 5-9 Sr. 3V Encinitas, CA/La Costa Canyon HS 8 Jencie LeJeune OPP 6-0 So. 1V Minden, NV/Douglas HS 9 Kristina Kanios DS 5-6 Fr. HS Corte Madera, CA/Redwood HS 10 Liz MacAusland MB 6-1 Sr. 3V Portland, OR/Lakeridge HS 11 Teresa Russell MB 6-1 Sr. 3V Simi Valley, CA/Royal HS 12 Caroline Skacel OPP 6-0 Sr. 3V Laguna Niguel, CA/Santa Margarita HS 13 KeLicia Shorts MB 6-3 So. 1V Spokane, WA/Mead HS 16 Adriana LeBaron OPP 5-10 Fr. 1V San Jose, CA/Presentation HS 20 Theresa Hart OH 5-10 Fr. HS San Juan Capistrano, CA/Dana Hills HS HEAD COACH: Jeff Nelson, First Year (Ball State, 1986) ASSISTANT COACH: Shawn Garus, First Year (Cal State San Bernadino, 1995) ASSISTANT COACH: Ki Choi, First Year

3 RUSSELL NAMED WCC PLAYER OF THE WEEK: After propelling USF to an undefeated non-conference slate and winning tournament MVP honors, senior middle blocker Teresa Russell was named West Coast Conference Volleyball Player of the Week Sept. 23. Russell continued her amazing comeback from a career-threatening injury in 2001 to reclaim her place among the top players on the West Coast with an MVP performance at the 2003 Portland State Viking Showcase last weekend. Russell catapulted the Dons to three wins at PSU, to give San Francisco a 15-0 start, the best in WCC history with victories against Air Force, Eastern Illinois and the host Vikings. After averaging 4.73 kills on an impressive.426 hitting (just 12 errors in 94 attacks) to go along with 1.45 digs, and 1.18 blocks, Russell earned MVP honors and her selection to the all-tournament squad was the fourth for the Simi Valley native. Russell pounded 21 kills against Air Force on.562 hitting to go along with seven blocks and cranked it up another notch against Portland State. USF dropped game one and trailed 12-9 in game two before Russell took over, recording a solo block and kills on six consecutive points as the Dons erupted for a 21-6 run. Russell finished with eight kills in game two alone, finishing with 20 kills, adding six digs and four blocks against PSU. DONS STREAKING TOWARDS BEST RECORD: USF s unprecedented 15-0 start prior to the start of West Coast Conference play already is approaching the most victories in program history. The best mark was turned in by the 1985 club that went 17-13, with a 6-6 WCC mark in the first year of WCC volleyball. The 15 wins the Dons have tallied this year represent the third highest total behind the 1987 team that finished with a 9-5 mark in league action. ON THE ROAD AGAIN... STILL: San Francisco continued their preseason odyssey on the road last week when they opened the 2003 West Coast Conference schedule on the road at #6 Pepperdine and #21 Loyola Marymount. Prior to the setbacks against the Waves and the Lions, USF compiled an unblemished 15-0 record this season despite playing just one home match. In fact, the Dons play 16 of their first 17 matches away from the friendly confines of War Memorial Gym. A LOOK AHEAD: USF hosts the Pacific Northwest schools next weekend in only the second and third home matches of the season at War Memorial Gym. The Dons host Portland Friday Oct. 10 in the first home contest since sweeping Maryland- Eastern Shores Sept. 10. After taking on the Pilots and Bulldogs, the Dons head to #16 Santa Clara and #19 San Diego for WCC road matches. TOURNAMENT QUAD: After going 3-0 in the 2003 Portland State Viking Showcase last week, San Francisco won their fourth tournament of the season without a loss. The Dons also captured titles at the Washington State Cougar Challenge, the Fiesta Bowl Classic, hosted by Northern Arizona and the Butler Invitational. With the four tournament victories, USF set a new bench mark for most tournament hardware. The 2000 edition of Dons volleyball captured three tournament titles, although the Dons lost one match en route to the title of the Denver Pioneer Classic. BREAKING OUT THE BROOMS: So far this season, USF has done a great job of closing out opponents in three games. The Dons have posted eight sweeps among their 15 victories this season. From , San Francisco recorded nine sweeps, while suffering 24 sweeps. ANOTHER BIG WEEK FOR BRITTANIE BUDINGER: Senior All-American candidate Brittanie Budinger looks ready for West Coast Conference action following an impressive non-conference showing. A three-time tournament MVP, Budinger earned alltournament honors at the 2003 Portland State Viking Showcase, averaging 4.45 kills to go along with 2.55 digs per game as USF improved to Budinger earned her third straight tournament MVP honor after averaging 5.91 kills and 3.91 digs at the Butler Invitational a week after being named tournament MVP of the 2003 Fiesta Bowl Classic, hosted by Northern Arizona. Budinger averaged 4.92 kills on.324 hitting and added 4.77 digs as the Dons captured their second straight tournament title. Budinger also was named MVP of the 2003 Washington State Cougar Challenge the previous week and earned West Coast Conference co-player of the Week honors for her efforts. Budinger became the first player in program history to surpass 500 kills in a single season during her 2002 All-West Coast Conference First Team season, finishing with 504. Budinger surpassed 1,000 career kills in a sweep of Oklahoma (8/30) and became the first since Jeanette Sargenti ( ) who recorded 1,173. USF Hall-of-Famer Melanie Kaiser ( ) is the career leader with 1,468. Budinger currently ranks third on the career kills list with 1,264 and needs 76 for second place on the list. Lisa Tschannen ( ) owns second place with 1,339. Budinger continues to climb the career digs chart and stands at 984, and needs five more to pass Carrie Dunlap ( ) for sole possession of third place. Kaiser also holds the digs record with 1,236. BUDINGER DOUBLING UP: Senior outside hitter Brittanie Budinger posted 23 kills and 13 digs at #21 Loyola Marymount in the opening weekend of West Coast Conference play and now has 11 double-doubles on the season. Budinger tallied a teamleading 17 double-dips last season. BUDINGER ATTACKING BETTER: Senior outside hitter Brittanie Budinger is hitting at a.294 pace entering West Coast Conference play this weekend. Last season, Budinger led the Dons hitting at a.224 clip. USF AMONG WEST COAST CONFERENCE TEAM LEADERS: San Francisco s success this season is reflected in their commitment to defense and passing and a glance at the West Coast Conference team stat leaders reveal how the Dons have done it. USF enters the second week of league action limiting opponents to a.165 attack percentage to rank second in the league in the category. San Francisco third in the WCC in digs per game (16.35) and is fourth in hitting percentage (.252). The Dons rank in the top half of the league in nearly every offensive and defensive category. USF AMONG WEST COAST CONFERENCE LEADERS: San Francisco s offense features senior All-America candidate Brittanie Budinger, who ranks third in the WCC in kills per game (4.87) and points (5.57) and is fifth in digs (3.29). Senior middle blocker Teresa Russell continues to impress after returning from a career-threatening knee injury, ranking third in the conference in blocks per game (1.32), while ranking in the league top-10 in kills (9th, 3.81), hitting (9th,.314) and points (6th, 4.88). Senior setter April Scoggin ranks among assist leaders (6th, 12.12).

4 BUDINGER ON PACE: Senior outside hitter Brittanie Budinger continues to provide instant offense for USF, while building a reputation as one of the upper echelon of outside hitters in all of Division I. The 2002 All-West Coast Conference First Team choice was named tournament MVP at the 2003 Washington State Cougar Challenge, the 2003 Fiesta Bowl Classic, hosted by Northern Arizona and the 2003 Butler Invitational. Budinger also earned all-tournament honors at the 2003 Portland State Viking Showcase. Budinger earned WCC co-player of the Week honors after leading the Dons to their first win against a top-25 opponent with a 3-2 victory against the then #19 Cougars. Budinger surpassed 1,000 career kills with her first kill against Oklahoma to become the sixth player to surpass the milestone. In the opening weekend of West Coast Conference play, Budinger recorded 19 kills on.265 hitting at #6 Pepperdine and added 23 kills on.319 hitting to go along with 13 digs at #21 Loyola Marymount. On the season, Budinger averages 4.87 kills on.294 hitting to go along with 3.29 digs and 0.76 blocks per game. Budinger rates third in the league in kills and points and also rates fifth in digs and is the only player in the league to rank in the top-5 in kills, digs and points. WELCOME BACK TERESA RUSSELL: Senior middle blocker made a much anticipated return to the San Francisco lineup at the 2003 WSU Cougar Challenge, after missing the bulk of the last year and a half with a career-threatening knee injury. Russell, playing in her first match since 2001 made huge contributions in Pullman. After earning all-tournament honors at the 2003 Washington State Cougar Challenge, the 2003 Fiesta Bowl Classic, hosted by Northern Arizona and the 2003 Butler Invitational, Russell was named MVP of the 2003 Portland State Viking Showcase. Russell averaged 4.73 kills on.426 hitting to go along with 1.45 digs and 1.18 blocks in the Rose City. Russell slammed a team-high 24 kills on.328 hitting at #21 Loyola Marymount, including 10 kills in game one. In addition Russell surpassed 1,000 career kills against the Lions. On the season, Russell averages 3.81 kills, 2.05 digs and 1.32 blocks per game. RUSSELL NEARING BLOCKS RECORD: Senior middle blocker Teresa Russell has recorded 398 blocks during her standout career on the Hilltop and is closing in on the program all-time mark. Russell needs 22 blocks to pass former Dons standout Chiara Lawrence ( ), who tallied 419 during her career. Russell is also one solo stuff away from becoming the fourth player in program history to pass the century mark and first since Lawrence in RUSSELL NEWEST MEMBER OF CLUB: Senior middle blocker Teresa Russell became the seventh player in program history to surpass 700 career kills and 700 career digs in the Green and Gold. Russell s second in a seven-dig night at San Jose State pushed her past 700 digs. The last member of the club was senior outside hitter Brittanie Budinger who surpassed the milestone last season. SCOGGIN SETTING THE TONE: Senior setter April Scoggin is off to a good start to the 2003 season after struggling with injuries the last couple years. Scoggin has helped USF s offense hit at a.252 clip this season - 83 points higher than the.169 attack percentage turned in last season. So far this season, Scoggin has dished out 727 assists, 2,465 in her career good for fourth place on the all-time USF leader board. Next up is Molly McEnery ( ), who tallied 2, 928 in three seasons on the Hilltop. On the year, Scoggin averages assists and 1.83 digs per game. SKACEL STARTS STRONG: Senior outside hitter Caroline Skacel is off to a solid start to her final year in the Green and Gold. Skacel earned all-tournament honors at the 2003 WSU Cougar Challenge and the 2003 Portland State Viking Showcase. Skacel turned in three straight double-double performances against Wichita State (14 kills, 18 digs), #19 Washington State (13, 19) and Oklahoma (10, 10). On the season, Skacel averages 2.17 kills and ranks second on the team with 3.26 digs per game. So far Skacel has tallied 870 career digs and rates sixth on the alltime program chart. Next up is Megan Morse ( ), who dug 909 in her Hilltop career. THERESA HART OFF TO GREAT START: Freshman outside hitter Theresa Hart is off the a great start for USF volleyball in her first season of college volleyball. Hart started strong for the Dons, stringing together three consecutive double-double performances with against #19 Washington State (11 kills, 11 digs), Oklahoma (15, 12) and San Jose State (11, 11). In USF s last tournament at Portland State, Hart averaged 2.55 kills and 2.91 digs as the Dons improved to On the season, Hart averages 2.40 kills and 2.50 digs per game. DOT... DOT... DOT... USF s 3-0 victory against Oklahoma was the 13th career victory for head coach Jeff Nelson against the Sooners and gave Nelson his 72nd victory against a Big-12 opponent... Nelson collected his 180th coaching victory in USF s sweep of Eastern Illinois (10/19/03)... USF s 15-0 start is the best start in the history of volleyball in the West Coast Conference... the 15-match winning streak is also the longest ever recorded by the Dons in program history... USF s game three win at #6 Pepperdine marked the first time the Dons have taken a game in Firestone Fieldhouse against the Waves since suffering a 3-2 loss in SENIORS SET FOR STRONG FINISH: USF volleyball s roster boasts five seniors competing in their final season of collegiate competition. Outside hitters Brittanie Budinger and Caroline Skacel, middle blockers Liz MacAusland and Teresa Russell and setter April Scoggin look to help the Dons compete in the tough West Coast Conference. USF PICKED SIXTH IN WCC PRESEASON POLL: USF was selected sixth in the 2003 West Coast Conference Preseason Coaches Poll, following a seventh place finish in Pepperdine, who advanced to the NCAA Elite-Eight last season, was picked to win their third straight title. Full poll follows. 1. Pepperdine (8) Santa Clara San Diego Loyola Marymount Saint Mary s San Francisco Portland Gonzaga 11 MILESTONES WITHIN REACH: Several USF players are approaching career milestones. Brittanie Budinger: 36 kills for 1,300; 16 digs for 1,000 Liz MacAusland: Two blocks for 175 Teresa Russell: 77 kills for 1,100; six digs for 800; two blocks for 400; one solo block for 100 April Scoggin: 35 assists for 2,500; 27 digs for 550 Caroline Skacel: 30 Digs for 900; 11 aces for 100

5 The Automated ScoreBook Univ. San Francisco Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 05, 2003) All matches RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL MATCHES... (15-2 ) ( 1-0 ) ( 5-2 ) ( 9-0 ) CONFERENCE... ( 0-2 ) ( 0-0 ) ( 0-2 ) ( 0-0 ) NON-CONFERENCE... (15-0 ) ( 1-0 ) ( 5-0 ) ( 9-0 ) ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING ## STATS SUMMARY G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE Points BUDINGER, Brittanie RUSSELL, Teresa HART, Theresa SKACEL, Caroline MACAUSLAND, Liz SCOGGIN, April SHORTS, KeLicia LEJEUNE, Jencie BELLO, Ashley DEMKIW, Tasha KANIOS, Kristina TAYLOR, Megan HAMM, Shelby TEAM 3 UNIV. SAN FRANCISCO Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USF OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-GAME ATTEND ATTACK... # Aug 29 vs Wichita State W ,30-28,30-27,26-30, Kills # Aug 30 at Washington State W ,28-30,30-28,28-30, Errors # Aug 30 vs Oklahoma W ,30-26, Total Attacks Sep 02 at San Jose State W ,30-20, Attack Pct ! Sept 5 vs Texas-El Paso W ,30-23, Kills/Game ! Sept 5 at Northern Arizona W ,30-17,30-26, ET...! Sept 6 vs UAB W ,30-16, Assists ! Sept 6 vs UMKC W ,30-11, Assists/Game Sep 10 MARYLAND EAST. SHORE W ,30-22, ERVE... Sep 12 vs APPSTATE W ,30-20, Aces Sep 13 at Butler W ,30-26,30-23, Errors Sep 13 vs Southern Illinois W ,30-17,26-30, Aces/Game Sep 19 vs Air Force W ,30-11,30-25, ERVE RECEPTIONS... Sep 19 vs Eastern Illinois W ,30-23, Errors Sep 20 at Portland State W ,30-15,30-21, Errors/Game * Oct 03 at Pepperdine L ,23-30,30-26, EFENSE... * Oct 4 at #21 Loyola Marymount L ,22-30,23-30, Digs Digs/Game * denotes conference game LOCKING... Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks Per Game Block Errors ALL HANDLING ERRORS ATTENDANCE... Total Dates/Avg Per Date 1/655 7/322 Neutral site #/Avg 9/59 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak

6 The Automated ScoreBook Univ. San Francisco Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 05, 2003) Conference matches RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL MATCHES... ( 0-2 ) ( 0-0 ) ( 0-2 ) ( 0-0 ) CONFERENCE... ( 0-2 ) ( 0-0 ) ( 0-2 ) ( 0-0 ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( 0-0 ) ( 0-0 ) ( 0-0 ) ( 0-0 ) ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING ## STATS SUMMARY G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE Points BUDINGER, Brittanie RUSSELL, Teresa SKACEL, Caroline HART, Theresa MACAUSLAND, Liz SCOGGIN, April LEJEUNE, Jencie SHORTS, KeLicia HAMM, Shelby TAYLOR, Megan TEAM 0 UNIV. SAN FRANCISCO Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USF OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-GAME ATTEND ATTACK... * Oct 03 at Pepperdine L ,23-30,30-26, Kills * Oct 4 at #21 Loyola Marymount L ,22-30,23-30, Errors Total Attacks * denotes conference game Attack Pct Kills/Game ET... Assists Assists/Game ERVE... Aces Errors Aces/Game ERVE RECEPTIONS... Errors Errors/Game EFENSE... Digs Digs/Game LOCKING... Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks Per Game Block Errors ALL HANDLING ERRORS 2 1 ATTENDANCE... Total Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 2/481 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak

7 Volleyball Box Score The Automated ScoreBook #24 Univ. San Francisco vs #21 Loyola Marymount (Oct 4, 2003 at Los Angeles, Calif.) Univ. San Francisco ATTACK SET SERVE SRV DEF BLOCK GEN ## Name GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE 1 SCOGGIN, April BUDINGER, Brittanie MACAUSLAND, Liz RUSSELL, Teresa SKACEL, Caroline HART, Theresa HAMM, Shelby TAYLOR, Megan LEJEUNE, Jencie SHORTS, KeLicia Totals TEAM ATTACK PER GAME TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 1.0 Game K E TA Pct GAME SCORES TEAM RECORDS Univ. San Francisco Loyola Marymount Loyola Marymount ATTACK SET SERVE SRV DEF BLOCK GEN ## Name GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE 1 DeBERNARDI, Dina NERISON, Kelli OEHLMAN, Nicole NEWSOME, Tiana KRONE, Sandy KIMBALL, Kealani DIMSON, Jacene SVORINICH, Catherine LEONARD, Courtnay SAMSON, Elizabeth HOUSEMAN, Krista SELF, Tiffany Totals TEAM ATTACK PER GAME TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 12.0 Game K E TA Pct Site: Los Angeles, Calif. (Gersten Pavilion) Date: Oct 4, 2003 Attend: 350 Time: 2: Referees:

8 Volleyball Box Score The Automated ScoreBook Univ. San Francisco vs Pepperdine (Oct 03, 2003 at Malibu, CA) Univ. San Francisco ATTACK SET SERVE SRV DEF BLOCK GEN ## Name GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE 1 SCOGGIN, April TAYLOR, Megan BUDINGER, Brittanie LEJEUNE, Jencie MACAUSLAND, Liz RUSSELL, Teresa SKACEL, Caroline SHORTS, KeLicia HART, Theresa Totals TEAM ATTACK PER GAME TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.5 Game K E TA Pct GAME SCORES TEAM RECORDS Univ. San Francisco Pepperdine Pepperdine ATTACK SET SERVE SRV DEF BLOCK GEN ## Name GP K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE 1 HACHE', Lyndsey CRABBE, Kekai WILKINS, Katie MILO, Sophia MULLIGAN, Breegan MEHLHORN, Melissa HOWELL, Lauren MCCLUNE, Kristin HINDS, Christina DALY, Katy SHULTZ, Kristin Totals TEAM ATTACK PER GAME TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 10.0 Game K E TA Pct Site: Malibu, CA Date: Oct 03, 2003 Attend: 612 Time: 1: Referees: Mike Breza, Tony Chan