2010 New Mexico State Volleyball Weekly release New Mexico State University Athletics - Media Relations

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1 Week 10 Oct New Mexico State Volleyball Weekly release New Mexico State University Athletics - Media Relations Volleyball Contact: Eddie Morelos emorelos@nmsu.edu Office: (575) cell: (575) THIS WEEK S OPPONENTS WEEK TEN: Oct New Mexico State (15-9, 9-1 WAC) vs. OPPONENT DATE TIME LOCATION No. 5 Hawai i Oct p.m. (MT) Honolulu, Hawai i (WAC) Stan Sherriff Center Aggies Set For WAC Showdown in Honolulu This week: The New Mexico State volleyball team heads to Honolulu, Hawaii for a showdown with Western Athletic Conference leader Hawai i, who is ranked No. 5 nationally this week. The only match for NM State in week 10 of play is set for Sunday, Oct. 31 at 9:00 p.m. (MT) in the Stan Sherriff Center. The Aggies are in second place in the league at 9-1 behind the Rainbow Wahine who is 9-0. Go to the Rainbow Wahine website for ticket information. Radio Coverage: The match against No. 5 Hawai i will not be aired on the radio this week. With a total of 15 regular-season matches aired by the Aggie Sports Network on KSNM AM 570, there are two more NM State volleyball matches scheduled for radio coverage. The next matches to be aired are November 11 and 13 against Idaho and Boise State respectively. Kyle Doperalski will be giving the play-by-play action, that can be caught from anywhere around the world on the Internet by going to Just click on the live events link to access the coverage. Television Coverage: With the success NM State volleyball and AggieVision have had in recent years, the Aggies have been scheduled to play on TV eight times this season, including seven matches produced by Aggie Vision and one by ESPNU. NM State played on TV eight times last season, which included the Western Athletic Conference championship on ESPNU. The 2010 WAC Championship match is scheduled to air on ESPNU once again this season. The matches will be aired live on Las Cruces (Ch. 4), Albuquerque (Ch. 77), Gallup (Ch. 66), and Santa Fe (Ch. 21). FSN-Arizona will also carry selected matches live and others will be on tape delay, while ESPN3.com will also be airing all AggieVision produced matches live. The match versus No. 5 Hawaii, October 31, will be picked up by AggieVision and aired live on Comcast throughout the state of New Mexico with coverage starting at 9:00 p.m. (MT). Live stats on the web: Live stats will be available for fans at www. NMStateSports.com at no cost all season long. Fans can click on the Live Events link at the top of the NMStateSports.com home page to access the live stats. Twitter/Facebook: Get all the updates of Aggie Athletics on Twitter and Facebook. Get in-game statistics and in-game updates on Find out about all Aggie Athletics promotions and events on Athletics Schedule & Results DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Aug. 27 Florida International W 3-1 Aug. 27 Florida State L 3-1 Aug. 28 Florida A&M W 3-0 Sept. 1 CSU-Bakersfield W 3-0 Sept. 3 UTEP W 3-0 Sept. 7 UTEP W 3-0 Sept. 10 Rice W 3-0 Sept. 11 North Carolina L 3-0 Sept. 11 No. 21 LSU L 3-2 Sept. 14 New Mexico L 3-2 Sept. 17 Pepperdine L 3-1 Sept. 17 Texas State L 3-0 Sept. 18 Arizona L 3-0 Sept. 23 Louisiana Tech* W 3-0 Sept. 25 Louisiana Tech* W 3-0 Sept. 29 Hawai i* L 3-0 Oct. 3 Arizona L 3-1 Oct. 7 San Jose State* W 3-0 Oct. 9 Fresno State* W 3-1 Oct. 14 Boise State* W 3-2 Oct. 16 Idaho* W 3-2 Oct. 17 Nevada* W 3-0 Oct. 21 Nevada* W 3-1 Oct. 23 Utah State* W 3-0 Oct. 31 Hawai i* 9 p.m. Nov. 4 Fresno State* 7 p.m. Nov. 6 San Jose State* 7 p.m. Nov. 11 Idaho* 8 p.m. Nov. 13 Boise State* 7 p.m. Nov. 17 Utah State* 7 p.m. Nov WAC Tournament TBA * - WAC Match % - WAC Tournament BOLD CAPS - Home Match All Times Mountain

2 Week 10 Oct NEW MEXICO STATE VOLLEYBALL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 6 Kelsey Brennan MB 6-2 Jr. Monroe, Wash. (Monroe HS) 4 Liana Burns OH 5-10 Fr. Mira Loma, Calif. (Jurupa Valley HS) 1 Jene Coppedge DS 5-4 Fr. Las Cruces, N.M. (Las Cruces HS) 10 Jennah DeVries S 5-8 Jr.. Sedalia, Colo. (Douglas County HS) 17 Natasha Giacomazzi DS 5-5 Fr. Hereford, Texas (Hereford HS) 24 Kayleigh Giddens OH 6-0 Sr. Lubbock, Texas (Frank Phillps College) 3 Rocio Gutierrez OH 5-9 Fr. El Paso, Texas (Franklin HS) 12 Madison Hardy S 5-7 Jr. Cameron Park, Calif. (Hawai i-pacific) 13 Michelle Kuester MB 6-2 Jr. Norfolk, Neb. (Texas Tech) 9 Ellen Miks OH 5-11 So. Littleton, Colo. (Columbine HS) 31 Deirdre Pajares OH 6-1 Fr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell HS) 7 Kelsi Phillips DS 5-6 Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mtn. HS) 2 Brynja Rodgers S 5-9 Sr. Iowa City, Iowa (Florida) 21 Chelsea Rose DS 5-6 Jr. Bakersfield, Calif. (Bakersfield C.C.) 14 Desiree Scott MB 6-2 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Catlina Foothills HS) 8 Shelby Tamura DS 5-4 Fr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell HS) 18 Amanda Tonga MB 6-1 Fr. Kahuku, Hawai i (Kahuku HS) 23 Whitney Woods OH 5-9 Sr. Midland, Texas (Midland HS) 15 Stephanie Ziegler OH 5-8 So. Tucson, Ariz. (Canyon Del Oro HS) Head Coach: Mike Jordan, 13th Season Assistant Coach: Don Flora, Second Season Assistant Coach: Tricia Wright, Eighth Season Volunteer Assistant: Chris Hertel, First Season No. Name Pos. 1 Jene Coppedge DS 2 Brynja Rodgers S 3 Rocio Gutierrez OH 4 Liana Burns OH 6 Kelsey Brennan MB 7 Kelsi Phillips DS 8 Shelby Tamura DS 9 Ellen Miks OH 10 Jennah DeVries S 12 Madison Hardy S 13 Michelle Kuester MB 14 Desiree Scott MB 15 Stephanie Ziegler OH 17 Natasha Giacomazzi DS 18 Amanda Tonga MB 21 Chelsea Rose DS 23 Whitney Woods OH 24 Kayleigh Giddens OH 31 Deirdre Pajares OH 2010 New Mexico State Volleyball Team: Front (L-R) Shelby Tamura, Natasha Giacomazzi, Jennah DeVries, Whitney Woods, Steph Ziegler, Ellen Miks, Rocio Gutierrez, Brynja Rodgers, Madison Hardy, Chelsea Rose, Jene Coppedge... Back (L-R) Liana Burns, Kelsey Brennan, Michelle Kuester, Desiree Scott, team manager Chris Hertal, Assistant Coach Tricia Wright, Head Coach Mike Jordan, Assistant Coach Don Flora, Athletic Trainer Kim Herbert, Amanda Tonga, Kayleigh Giddens, Deirdre Pajares SENIORS (3) Kayleigh Giddens Brynja Rodgers Whitney Woods JUNIORS (6) Kelsey Brennan Jennah DeVries Madison Hardy Michelle Kuester Kelsi Phillips Chelsea Rose SOPHOMORES (2) Stephanie Ziegler Ellen Miks BY CLASS FRESHMEN (8) Liana Burns Jene Coppedge Natasha Giacomazzi Rocio Gutierrez Deirdre Pajares Desiree Scott Shelby Tamura Amanda Tonga PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jene Coppedge Jennah DeVries Liana Burns Natasha Giacomazzi Rocio Gutierrez Michelle Kuester Ellen Miks Deirdre Pajares Shelby Tamura Stephanie Ziegler Jen-A Cop-edge Jen-nah De-VREES Lee-on-a Jack-uh-mah-zee Goo-tee-air-ez Koo-ster Mix Deer-druh Pah-har-es Tam-oor-a ZEE-gler ARIZONA (3) Desiree Scott Kelsi Phillips Stephanie Ziegler CALIFORNIA (3) Liana Burns Madison Hardy Chelsea Rose COLORADO (2) Jennah DeVries Ellen Miks HAWAI I (1) Amanda Tonga IOWA (1) Brynja Rodgers BY STATE NEBRASKA (1) Michelle Kuester NEW MEXICO (1) Jene Coppedge TEXAS (6) Natasha Giacomazzi Kayleigh Giddens Rocio Gutierrez Deirdre Pajares Shelby Tamura Whitney Woods

3 CREDENTIALS Arrangements for media credentials for the 2009 New Mexico State volleyball season should be made through the NM State Athletic Media Relations Department. PRESS ROW SERVICES A member of the NM State Athletic Media Relations staff will be on hand to provide working media with media guides, game notes and updated statistics before the beginning of each match. Updated box scores and statistics will also be available after each game and at the conclusion of the match. Postgame quotes and recaps will be ed and faxed to members of the media after every match. Phone lines for members of the media wishing to file stories before leaving the match are available. Wireless statistics monitors are also available in the press row area. COACH/ATHLETE INTERVIEWS All interviews with coaches and student-athletes need to be arranged through the NM State Athletic Media Relations Department. Student-athletes and coaches have been instructed not to grant any interview, in person or by telephone, which has not been arranged by the NM State Athletic Media Relations Department. Student-athlete telephone numbers are private and will not be released. Phone interviews must also be coordinated through the NM State Athletic Media Relations Office. The requested coach or student-athlete will return the call at an agreed upon time. Practices are open to all members of the media unless otherwise designated by the coaching staff. Interviews with coaches and/or student-athletes can be conducted before the start of practice or at its conclusion. Members of the media need to coordinate all interview requests through the NM State Athletic Media Relations Office. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS NM State provides equal access to all members of the working media. At the conclusion of each home match, coaches and student-athletes will be available for interviews on the floor of the Pan American Center. Requests for interviews should be made to the NM State Athletic Media Relations staff before the conclusion of the final game. Requests for interviews with opposing coaches and/or student-athletes should also be made to the NM State Athletic Media Relations staff and/or opposing media relations personnel. AGGIES ON THE WEB New Mexico State volleyball information is available around the world, 24 hours a day on NM State s official athletics website: Live statistics for all home volleyball matches, updated individual and team statistics, news releases, phone numbers, addresses, access to radio and video broadcasts and more are available through our home page. Week 10 Oct NM STATE MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF Tyler Dunkel Assistant AD/Director Football, Men s Golf, Equestrian & Softball Office: Cell: tydunkel@nmsu.edu Tiffany Franklin Assistant Director Men s Basketball, Soccer & Swimming and Diving Office: Cell: tfrank@nmsu.edu Jeremy Strachan Assistant Director Women s Basketball & Softball Office: Cell: jls@nmsu.edu Eddie Morelos Assistant Director Volleyball, Baseball & Women s Golf Office: Cell: emorelos@nmsu.edu Zach Nelson Student Assistant Cross Country & Track and Field Office: znelson@nmsu.edu Cody Johnson Student Assitant Men s & Women s Tennis Office: eldoeagle@msn.com AGGIE SPORTS NETWORK Aggie fans can follow the 2010 volleyball team on the radio as 15 regular-season matches, along with any post-season matches will be aired on the radio at KSNM-AM 570. Fans can also listen to the scheduled matches on the internet at for a fee. SHIPPING ADDRESS Athletic Media Relations MSC 3145, 1 Regents Row, Las Cruces, NM TV SCHEDULE - AGGIE VISION AND ESPN3.COM Opponent Date Time UTEP Sept. 3 7 p.m. Hawai i (ESPNU Only) Sept p.m. Arizona Oct. 3 5:30 p.m. Boise State Oct p.m. Nevada Oct p.m. Hawai i Oct p.m. Fresno State Nov. 4 7 p.m. Utah State Nov p.m. RADIO SCHEDULE - AGGIE SPORTS NETWORK (KSNM AM 570) Opponent Date Time CSU-Bakersfield Sept. 1 7 p.m. UTEP Sept. 7 7 p.m. Rice Sept. 10 3:30 p.m. North Carolina Sept :30 p.m. LSU Sept p.m. UNM Sept p.m. Arizona Sept p.m. Louisiana Tech Sept p.m. Louisiana Tech Sept p.m. Hawai i Sept p.m. Idaho Oct p.m. Nevada Oct p.m. Utah State Oct p.m. Idaho Nov p.m. Boise State Nov p.m. WAC Tourney Nov TBA

4 Week 10 Oct PRESEASON ALL-WAC TEAM Player, Yr., Pos. School Lindsay Baldwin, Sr., MB Nevada Kelsey Brennan, Jr., MH NM State Brianna Clarke, Jr., MB Fresno State Kanani Danielson, Jr., OH Hawai i Jennah DeVries, Jr., S NM State Kayleigh Giddens, Sr., OH NM State Kylie Harrington, Sr., OH Nevada Brittany Hewitt, So., M Hawai i Dani Mafua, Sr., S Hawai i Sadie Maughan, Sr., MB Boise State Kelsey Taylor, Sr., MB Idaho Whitney Woods, Sr., OH NM State Preseason Player of the Year Kanani Danielson, Jr., Hawai i 2010 WAC COACHES POLL Rank-Team-Points 1-Hawai i (8)-64 2-New Mexico State (1)-57 3-Fresno State-44 4-Utah State-38 5-Boise State-35 6-Idaho-32 7-Nevada-30 8-Louisiana Tech-15 9-San Jose State-9 INDIVIDUALS IN THE WAC TOP 10 Player Category Stat Rank K. Brennan hitting perct K. Giddens kills 4.71/s 1 J. DeVries assists 10.88/s 2 K. Giddens aces 0.27/s 10 E. Miks digs 3.09/s 9 K. Giddens points 5.22/s WAC Standings (as of Oct. 26) Team Conf. All Matches Hawai i New Mexico State Nevada Idaho Fresno State Boise State Utah State San Jose State Louisiana Tech WAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Week Player/Pos. School Aug. 30 Liz McArthur Utah State Sept. 7 Liz McArthur Utah State Sept. 13 Kanani Danielson Hawai i Sept. 20 Sadie Maughan Boise State Sept. 27 Kayleigh Giddens NM State Oct. 4 Kelsey Taylor Idaho Oct. 11 Kayleigh Giddens NM State Oct. 18 Kanani Danielson Hawai i Oct. 25 Kayleigh Giddens NM State Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 21 Nov. 29 NM STATE IN THE WAC Category...Stat... Rank Hitting Pct Opp. Hitting Pct Assists /s... 2 Kills /s... 2 Blocks /s... 7 Service Aces /s... 6 Digs /s HONORS AVCA All-American Jennah DeVries (honorable mention) WAC Player of the Week Kayleigh Giddens (Sept. 28) Kayleigh Giddens (Nov. 9) First Team All-WAC Kelsey Brennan Jennah DeVries Kayleigh Giddens Whitney Woods Second Team All-WAC Erin Birmingham WAC All-Tournament Team Kelsey Brennan Jennah DeVries Kayleigh Giddens Whitney Woods Preseason All-WAC Krista Altermatt Kelli Goodan Academic All-WAC Krista Altermatt Erin Birmingham Kelsey Brennan Jennah DeVries Kelli Goodan Academic All-Region Erin Birmingham NM State in National Rankings Assists per Set: 46th (12.70) Blocks per Set: 20th (2.66) Kills per Set: 33rd (13.89) Kills per Set: Kayleigh Giddens, 48th (4.00) Other All-Tournament Teams Krista Altermatt (Mean Green Volleyball Classic - MVP) Kayleigh Giddens (Mean Green Volleyball Classic) Kelsi Phillips (Hotel Encanto Volleyball Invitational) Whitney Woods (Notre Dame/Adidas Invitational)

5 2010 INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES Double-figure kills K. Brennan - 13 v. FIU (8/27) W. Woods - 12 v. FIU (8/27) K. Giddens - 18 v. FIU (8/27) K. Giddens - 14 v. FSU (8/27) K. Brennan - 10 v FAMU (8/28) K. Giddens - 19 v. FAMU (8/28) K. Giddens - 11 v. CSU-Bakersfield (9/1) K. Giddens - 17 v. UTEP (9/3) K. Brennan - 12 v. UNM (9/14) W. Woods - 13 v. UNM (9/14) K. Giddens - 15 v. UNM (9/14) W. Woods - 18 v. Pepperdine (9/17) K Giddens - 17 v. Pepperdine (9/17) K. Giddens - 10 v. Arizona (9/18) R. Gutierrez - 12 v. La. Tech (9/25) K. Giddens - 12 v. No. 6 Hawai i (9/29) K. Brennan - 11 v. Arizona (10/3) K. Giddens - 16 v. Arizona (10/3) K. Brennan - 11 v. Fresno State (10/9) K. Brennan - 13 v. Boise State (10/14) W. Woods - 11 v. Boise State (10/14) K. Giddens - 13 v. Boise State (10/14) A. Tonga - 10 v. Boise State (10/14) K. Brennan - 11 v. Idaho (10/16) W. Woods - 12 v. Idaho (10/16) K. Giddens - 18 v. Idaho (10/16) R. Gutierrez - 11 v. Idaho (10/16) K. Giddens - 17 v. Nevada (10/17) R. Gutierrez - 10 v. Nevada (10/17) W. Woods - 10 v. Nevada (10/21) R. Gutierrez - 12 v. Utah State (10/23) K. Brennan - 12 v. Utah State (10/23) K. Giddens - 17 v. Utah State (10/23) 20 or more kills K. Giddens - 23 v. Texas State (9/17) K. Giddens - 24 v. La. Tech (9/23) K. Giddens - 22 v. La. Tech (9/25) K. Giddens - 20 v. SJSU (10/7) K. Giddens - 25 v. Fresno State (10/9) K. Giddens - 23 v. Nevada (10/21) Double-figure digs R. Gutierrez - 10 v. FIU (8/27) J. DeVries - 11 v. FIU (8/27) K. Giddens - 13 v. FIU (8/27) E. Miks - 19 v. FIU (8/27) J. DeVries - 10 v. FSU (8/27) E. Miks - 13 v. FAMU (8/28) K. Giddens - 10 v. CSU-Bakerfield (9/1) E. Miks - 10 v. CSU-Bakersfield (9/1) R. Gutierrez - 10 v. UTEP (9/3) R. Gutierrez - 10 v. UNM (9/14) J. DeVries - 10 v. UNM (9/14) K. Giddens - 13 v. UNM (9/14) E. Miks - 18 v. UNM (9/14) K. Giddens - 12 v. Pepperdine (9/17) E. Miks - 13 v. Pepperdine (9/17) J. DeVries - 10 v. La. Tech (9/23) K. Giddens - 12 v. La. Tech (9/23) J. DeVries - 12 v. Arizona (10/3) K. Phillips - 16 v. Arizona (10/3) E. Miks - 16 v. SJSU (10/7) K. Phillips - 10 v. SJSU (10/7) E. Miks - 12 v. Fresno State (10/9) K. Giddens - 14 v. Fresno State (10/9) R. Gutierrez - 11 v. Fresno State (10/9) E. Miks - 10 v. Boise State (10/14) K. Phillips - 16 v. Boise State (10/14) E. Miks - 12 v. Idaho (10/16) K. Giddens - 10 v. Idaho (10/16) R. Gutierrez - 11 v. Idaho (10/16) K. Phillips - 12 v. Nevada (10/17) J. DeVries - 11 v. Nevada (10/21) K. Phillips - 17 v. Nevada (10/21) E. Miks - 12 v. Nevada (10/21) R. Gutierrez - 10 v. Utah State (10/23) K. Phillips - 10 v. Utah State (10/23) 20 or more digs K. Phillips - 22 v. Fresno State (10/9) K. Phillips - 26 v. Idaho (10/16) 30 or more assists J. DeVries - 30 v. FSU (8/27) J. DeVries - 37 v. FAMU (8/28) J. DeVries - 46 v. UNM (9/14) J. DeVries - 46 v. Pepperdine (9/17) J. DeVries - 41 v. Texas State (9/17) J. DeVries - 31 v. Arizona (9/18) J. DeVries - 36 v. La. Tech (9/23) M. Hardy - 38 v. La. Tech (9/25) J. DeVries - 41 v. Arizona (10/3) J. DeVries - 35 v. SJSU (10/7) J. DeVries - 47 v. Boise State (10/14) J. DeVries - 36 v. Nevada (10/17) J. DeVries - 42 v. Nevada (10/21) J. DeVries - 47 v. Utah State (10/23) THE AGGIES WHEN... Home Away Neutral Leading after one (1) set Trailing after one (1) set Leading after two (2) sets Trailing after two (2) sets Tied after two (2) sets Leading after three (3) sets Trailing after three (3) sets Three set match Four set match Five set match More attacks Fewer attacks More kills Fewer kills Higher hitting percentage Lower hitting percentage More digs Fewer digs More assists Fewer assists More blocks Fewer blocks More service aces Fewer service aces More service errors Fewer service errors Hitting below Hitting Hitting Hitting Hitting Hitting Below 30 Kills Kills Kills Kills Kills Kills Kills Streaks Longest winning streak... 7 Longest losing streak... 6 Active streak... 7 wins Last or more assists J. DeVries - 53 v. FIU (8/27) J. DeVries - 53 v. Fresno State (10/9) J. DeVries - 54 v. Idaho (10/16) 5 or more total blocks D. Scott - 6 (2-4) v. UNM (9/14) K. Giddens - 5 (2-3) v. UNM (9/14) D. Scott - 5 (1-4) v. La. Tech (9/23) D. Scott - 6 (2-4) v. Arizona (10/3) K. Brennan - 5 (1-4) v. Fresno State (10/9) D. Scott - 5 (1-4) v. Fresno State (10/9) W. Woods - 5 (1-4) v. Fresno State (10/9) K. Brennan - 6 (0-6) v. Idaho (10/16) W. Woods - 7 (0-7) v. Idaho (10/16) D. Scott - 6 (1-5) v. Idaho (10/16) 3 or more service aces Double-double K. Giddens - 18 K, 13 D v. FIU (8/27) J. DeVries - 53 A, 11 D v. FIU (8/27) J. DeVries - 30 A, 10 D v FSU (8/27) K. Giddens - 11 K, 10 D v. CSU-B (9/1) J. DeVries - 46 A, 10 D v. UNM (9/14) K. Giddens - 15 K, 13 D v. UNM (9/14) K. Giddens - 17 K, 12 D v. Pepperdine (9/17) J. DeVries - 36 A, 10 D v. La. Tech (9/23) K. Giddens - 24 K, 12 D v. La. Tech (9/23) J. DeVries - 41 A, 12 D v. Arizona (10/3) K. Giddens - 25 K, 14 D. v. Fresno State (10/9) K. Giddens - 18 K, 10 D v. Idaho (10/16) R. Gutierrez - 11K, 11 D v. Idaho (10/16) J. DeVries - 42 A, 11 D at Nevada (10/23) R. Gutierrez - 12 K, 10 D at Utah State (10/23) Triple-double Week 10 Oct AVCA Top-25 Poll Rank/School Record Last Week 1 Florida (44) Nebraska (6) California (8) Stanford Hawai i* (2) Illinois Washington Southern California Penn State Texas UCLA Iowa State Northern Iowa Colorado State Michigan LSU Dayton Oregon San Diego Minnesota Cincinnati Tennessee Arizona Northwestern Florida State Others Receiving Votes and appearing on two or more ballots: Long Beach State 77; Tulsa 50; St. Mary s (Calif.) 41; Ohio State 39; Indiana 33; Oklahoma 32; Duke 27; Purdue 17; Cal State Fullerton 13; Arizona State 10; Ole Miss 8; North Carolina 7; Louisville 2 Four schools were listed on only one ballot for a total of 6 points. Dropped Out: None Next poll: November 1, 2010 BOLD = 2010 NMSU Opponent * = WAC Team 2010 Honors and Awards 2010 Preseason All-WAC K. Brennan J. DeVries K. Giddens W. Woods Florida State Invitational All-Tournament Team K. Brennan K. Giddens Arizona Wildcat Invitational J. DeVries K. Giddens LSU Tiger Classic All-Tournament Team Ellen Miks WAC Player of the Week Kayleigh Giddens (9/27) Kayleigh Giddens (10/11) Kayleigh Giddens (10/25)

6 Week 10 Oct About NM State: The Aggies are in their 37th season of play and return to the court with four 2009 first team All-WAC selections, including senior outside hitters Kayleigh Giddens and Whitney Woods. They also bring back junior middle hitter Kelsey Brennan and All-America setter Jennah DeVries. Head coach Mike Jordan, who has led his team to NCAA Tournament berths five times (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008), brings back Don Flora (second season) and Tricia Wright (eighth season) as his assistant coaches. Wright is in her second stint with NM State, as she was an assistant from She was the director of operations for the volleyball team the past two seasons. The Aggies have six letter winners returning while also losing six letter winners from the 2009 team. NM State is a young team with 11 newcomers, together with three transfers. Junior middle hitter Michelle Kuester came in from Texas Tech, junior setter Madison Hardy transferred from Hawai i- Pacific, and junior defensive specialist Chelsea Rose came in from Bakersfield Community College. The Aggies have eight freshmen on the roster with more than half of them gaining valuable court experience. Freshmen outside hitters Amanda Tonga, Rocio Gutierrez and middle hitter Desiree Scott have already made starts in the majority of the Aggies matches. Last Week: NM State defeated both Nevada and Utah State to bring their record to 15-9 overall and 9-1 in the WAC. The Aggies swept Nevada and dominated Utah State 3-1. Kayleigh Giddens led the way offensively for the Aggies in both matches during the week with 23 kills against Nevada and 17 kills against Utah State. Kelsi Phillips and Rocio Gutierrez led the way for the NM State defensively against Nevada with 10 digs each. Phillips improved her number against Utah State with 17 digs. This Weeks Opponents: Hawai i: Currently ranked No. 5 in the nation with two first place votes, Hawai i is 19-1 overall on the season and 9-0 in the league play. Hawai i is looking to continue their dominance over the WAC after three consecutive sweeps last week against conference match-ups Idaho, Boise State and Utah State. Leading the way for Hawai i offensively is Kanani Danielson posting 4.54 kills per set. Defensively Elizabeth Ka aihue leads the way posting 4.62 digs per set. The Aggies are 2-29 all-time versus Hawai i. NM State has not defeated Hawai i since Oct. 12, 2008 in Honolulu. Looking Ahead: The Aggies will return home for games against Fresno State, November 4 and San Jose State, November 6. NM State will hit the road again for matches against Idaho on November 11 and Boise State, November 13. Fans will be able to watch the Fresno State match on AggieVision and ESPN3.com and listen in for the Idaho and Boise State matches on KSNM AM 570. Aggies in the WAC: The Aggies rank second in the WAC behind nationally ranked Hawai i in three statistical categories. NM State has posted a.246 hitting percentage for the year, while averaging assist and kills per set. Kelsey Brennan, Kayleigh Giddens and Jennah DeVries lead the WAC in four different individual categories. Giddens leads the WAC with 4.79 kills per set and 5.30 points per set. Brennen leads the WAC with a.375 hitting percentage. DeVries pushed ahead from second ranked last week in the WAC to number one with assists per set. Also in the top 10 is Ellen Miks averaging 3.04 digs per set. Double-Doubles: Senior Kayleigh Giddens leads the Aggies with nine double-doubles this season, with her latest against Idaho with 18 kills and 10 digs. Junior Jennah DeVries follows Giddens with five double-doubles for NM State this season. Freshman Rocio Gutierrez, the newest addition to the double-double club, has two double-doubles this season with her most recent against Utah State with 12 kills and 10 digs. NCAA Rankings: Numerous Aggies continue to rank among the top in the nation. Setter Jennah DeVries ranks No. 26 in assists per set with Kelsey Brennan ranks No. 36 in the country with a.375 hitting percentage. Kayleigh Giddens ranks highest for any Aggie at No. 9 in the nation in two individual categories. Giddens maintains her No. 9 position with 4.79 kills per set and 5.30 points per set pushing her up from last weeks No. 11 spot. Other players from the WAC in the top rankings include Kanani Danielson from Hawai i who is No. 11 in kills per set and No. 15 posting 5.13 points per set. Utah States Liz McArthur ranks No. 17 in points per set and No. 21 in kills per set posting Attendance: NM State fans continue their support for the Aggies in Las Cruces. With an average of 1,603, the Aggies rank No. 21 nationally while Hawai i stands at No. 1 with an average of 6,215. Hawai i is currently ranked No. 1 in the WAC with NM State following closely behind at No. 2. AVCA Poll: The latest AVCA Division I Coaches Poll has Hawai i at No. 5, while LSU climbed to No. 16. Arizona also moved up two spots in the polls to No. 23, while Florida State dropped to No. 25. North Carolina continues to receive votes at a total of seven for the week. The next poll comes out Nov. 1. The teams mentioned are NM State opponents during the 2010 season. WAC Player of the Week: senior Kayleigh Giddens has been named Western Athletic Conference Player of the Week for the week Oct This is the third Player of the Week honor of the season for Giddens and the fifth of her career. She now ties for the most conference player of the week honors in a career at NM State with former Aggie greats Amber Simpson ( ) and Jackie Godber ( ). Godber s honors came while NM State was a part of the Sun Belt Conference. Giddens led the Aggies to a pair of road wins as she helped the Aggies come back from being down 1-0 at Nevada, Oct. 21 and help her team sweep Utah State in Logan, Utah, Oct. 23. In the seven sets, she averaged 5.71 kills, 2.14 digs and 0.71 blocks. She started with a match-high 23 kills against the Wolf Pack, while she added nine digs and three blocks. Giddens then tallied a match-high 17 kills against the Aggies of Utah State to go with six digs and two blocks. There are now six matches where Giddens has marked at least 20 kills and she has posted double-digit kill figures in 19 of the Aggies 24 matches this season. She also has seven double-doubles this season. Player Notes: Rocio Gutierrez: Freshman outside hitter Rocio Gutierrez had her second double-double if the season against Utah State on Oct.23. She posted 12 kills and 10 digs. She has hit a season-high 12 kills twice taking her total to 123 kills. She is also averaging 2.05 digs per set. Kelsey Brennan: Kelsey Brennan came up just one short of tying her season-high with 12 kills on Oct. 23 at Utah State. The middle hitter posted an amazing.706 hitting percentage in the same match. Her season total is 186 kills. Kelesy Philips: Philips is averaging 3.67 digs per set this year proving to be an asset to the Aggie volleyball defense with a total of 39 sets played. She has a total of 143 digs on the season. Philips has played in 39 sets this season. Ellen Miks: The sophomore defensive specialist is averaging 3.04 digs per set and has 252 on the year. She added 12 digs against Nevada on Oct.21 and five digs against Utah State on Oct.23. She is holding the ninth spot in the WAC for digs per set and has participated in 83 sets this season. Madison Hardy: Junior setter Madison Hardy is in her first season with the Aggie and has played in 47 sets. She is averaging 1.09 assists per set. She has a total of 51 assists this year. Her season-high of 38 came, Sept.25 against Louisiana Tech. She also has 29 digs on the year. Michelle Kuester: Kuester has played 47 sets this season, averaging 0.45 kills per set. She had a season-high five kills against Boise State, October 14, posting an attack percentage of.273. The junior middle hitter has 22 blocks on the season. Whitney Woods: Whitney Woods had 11.5 points with 10 kills on Oct. 21 versus Nevada. She has 195 kills this season. She has played in 86 sets averaging 2.27 kills and 0.66 blocks per set.

7 Jennah DeVries: Junior setter Jennah DeVries has competed in 83 sets so far this season. She is currently averaging assists per, 0.33 blocks per set and 2.16 digs per set. DeVries has accumulated an amazing 916 assists in the 2010 season. DeVires also has a total of five double-doubles on the season. Natasha Giacomazzi: Freshman defensive specialist Natasha Giacomazzi has had her fair share of on-court action, playing in 10 sets in the 2010 season. She has averaged 0.50 assists per set and 0.10 digs per set. Desiree Scott: Freshman middle blocker Desiree Scott has averaged 1.26 kills per set and 0.71 blocks per set while competing in 76 sets. She has racked up a total of 96 kills so far this season. Amanda Tonga: Freshman middle blocker Amanda Tonga, a native of Hawai i, has had a good season so far with a total of 52 kills in 58 sets. She had made 165 attacks and averaging 0.90 kills per set. Deirdre Pajares: Freshman outside hitter Deirdre Parajes has competed in 15 sets in the 2010 season. Her current averages include 0.53 kills per set, with a.037 attack percentage and 0.57 points per set. Stephanie Ziegler: Sophomore Stephanie Ziegler, an up and coming player for the Aggies, will be sidelined with a season ending leg injury. She broke her fibula and tibia during the match against Rice, when falling on an opponents foot. She was just starting to find her niche as she had a fantastic match against UTEP, Sept. 7. She finished that match with a.353 hitting percentage (7-1-17) in a sweep of the Miners. She played in 15 sets this season, in which she managed to accumulate 12 kills, five digs and two blocked shots. Week 10 Oct Arizona Invitational All-Tournament Team: Senior outside hitter Kayleigh Giddens and junior setter Jennah DeVries were named to the all-tournament team for the Arizona Invitational held in Tucson, Sept Giddens lead the Aggies with 50 kills (5.00/set) and 26 digs (2.60/set) for the three game tournament. DeVries averaged assists per set for a total of 118. She also had 20 digs. LSU Tiger Classic All-Tournament Team: Sophomore defensive specialist Ellen Miks was named to the All-Tournament after posting 5.91 digs per set in Baton Rouge, La. She posted a career-high 31 digs against LSU. The last time an Aggie posted 31 digs in a match was Nov. 30, 2007, when Krystal Torres achieved the feat against LSU in the NCAA Tournament. Honors & Awards: The Aggies continued to pile up awards in NM State had an AVCA All-American in Jennah DeVries, who also collected first team All-WAC honors, Academic All-WAC honors and WAC All-Tournament team honors. Joining DeVries on the first team All-WAC and WAC All-Tournament team was Kelsey Brennan, Kayleigh Giddens and Whitney Woods. Brennan was also named to the WAC All-Tournament team and Academic All-WAC while Giddens was named WAC Player of the Week twice. She was also on the all-tournament team for the Mean Green Volleyball Classic. Woods garnered another award as well, being named to the all-tournament team at the Notre Dame/Adidas Invitational. Getting second team All-WAC honors was Erin Birmingham who was also named Academic All-WAC and academic all-region. Joining DeVries, Brennan, and Birmingham on the Academic All-WAC squad was Krista Altermatt and Kelli Goodan who both were also named Preseason All-WAC. Rounding out the awards, Altermatt was also named the Mean Green Volleyball Classic MVP and Kelsi Phillips was part of the Hotel Encanto Volleyball Invitational All-Tournament team. CVU.com Top Performer: Senior outside hitter Kayleigh Giddens has been named a Top Performer by CVU.com three times this season. CVU. com (College Volleyball Update) is a website dedicated to NCAA volleyball. Her first honor from CVU.com came for the week of Aug. 30-Sept. 5. That week Giddens led the way for the Aggies in that week s sweeps with 11 kills on 26 attempts against CSU-Bakersfield posting.308 hitting percentage. Giddens also led the way in digs along side sophomore libero Ellen Miks with 10 for the Aggies bringing team total digs to 39 for the match. Giddens had an impressive 17 kills on 37 attempts against the UTEP Miners posting.351 hitting percentage. Her second honor came Sept. 27, after she hit.513 while averaging 7.67 kills, 3.33 digs and 8.42 points per set in two sweeps over Louisiana Tech. She also marked three aces and three total blocks in the two matches. Giddens posted her seventh double-double of the season in the first match against LA Tech with a season-high 24 kills and 12 digs. Giddens most recent CVU.com honor came for her performance during the week of Oct That week she hit.357 with 6.43 kills, 3.00 digs, 0.57 service aces and 7.50 points per set. After posting two consecutive 20-plus kill matches to lead her team to consecutive road wins. CVU.com top performers of the week consist of athletes who are finalist for the CVU.com weekly honor and athletes who stood out as having exceptional matches WAC Volleyball Tickets On Sale: All-session tickets for the 2010 WAC Volleyball Tournament, which returns to the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas Nov , are on sale now. All tickets are for general admission seating. The 2010 WAC Volleyball Tournament will consist of five matches in three sessions. Ticket prices are as follows: All-Session - $45, Single-Session Adult - $20, Single-Session Students/Youth - $10, Kids 2 and under - Free. All-session tickets are on sale now through each WAC member institution s ticket office and the Orleans Arena Box Office. Fans are strongly encouraged to purchase tickets from their member institutions to avoid service fees associated with ticket sales through the Orleans Arena site. Single-session tickets will not be available for purchase until Nov. 22 and can only be purchased through the Orleans Arena. A single-session ticket allows access to one day s worth of matches.

8 Week 10 Oct No. 1 Jene Coppedge Career-Highs Kills: N/A Attempts: N/A Hitting %: N/A Digs: 1 v. Louisiana Tech Assists: N/A Aces: N/A Blocks: N/A No. 7 Kelsi Phillips Career-Highs Kills: 1 x4, Last v. Boise State (Oct. 14, 2010) Attempts: 1 x5, Last v. Boise State (Oct. 14, 2010) Hitting %: N/A Digs: 26 v. Idaho (Oct. 16, 2010) Assists: 8 v. Louisiana Tech Aces: 2 x4, Last at Utah State (Oct. 23, 2010) Blocks: N/A No. 3 Rocio Gutierrez Career-Highs Kills: 12 x2, Last at Utah State (Oct. 23, 2010) Attempts: 31 at Nevada (Oct. 21, 2010) Hitting %:.500 x2, Last v. Louisiana Tech Digs: 11 x2, Last v. Idaho (Oct. 16, 2010) Assists: 2 x5, Last at Utah State (Oct. 23, 2010) Aces: 3 v. Pepperdine (in Tucson) (Sept. 17, 2010) Blocks: 3 (0-3) at Florida A&M (Aug. 28, 2010) No. 8 Shelby Tamura Career-Highs Kills: N/A Attempts: 1 v. Florida International (Aug. 27, 2010) Hitting %: N/A Digs: 8 at UTEP (Sept. 7, 2010) Assists: 2 v. UTEP (Sept. 3, 2010) Aces: 1 x2, Last at Arizona (Sept. 18, 2010) Blocks: N/A No. 6 Kesley Brennan Career-Highs Kills: 18 v. UTEP (Sept. 8, 2009) Attempts: 26 v. UTEP (Sept. 8, 2009) Hitting %:.857 v. Louisiana Tech (Oct. 30, 2008) Digs: 7 at LSU (Sept. 11, 2010) Assists: 2 at Florida A&M (Aug. 28, 2010) Aces: 2 x3, Last at Nevada (Oct. 21, 2010) Blocks: 10 (3-7) v. UTEP (Sept. 8, 2009) No. 9 Ellen Miks Career-Highs Kills: 2 v. Pepperdine (in Tucson) (Sept. 17, 2010) Attempts: 6 v. Pepperdine (in Tucson) (Sept. 17, 2010) Hitting %: N/A Digs: 31 at LSU (Sept. 11, 2010) Assists: 3 x5, Last at Nevada (Oct. 21, 2010) Aces: 3 v. FIU (in Tallahassee, Fla.) (Aug. 27, 2010) Blocks: N/A No. 10 Jennah DeVries Career-Highs Kills: 5 x4, Last at Nevada (Oct. 21, 2010) Attempts: 14 at Colorado State (Nov. 28, 2009) Hitting %:.714 x2, Last at Arizona (Oct. 3, 2010) Digs: 15 at Colorado State (Nov. 28, 2009) Assists: 66 v. Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009) Aces: 4 at Idaho (Oct. 16, 2008) Blocks: 4 at Idaho (Oct. 29, 2009) No. 12 Madison Hardy Career-Highs Kills: 2 v. Louisiana Tech Attempts: 2 v. Louisiana Tech Hitting %: N/A Digs: 6 at LSU (Sept. 11, 2010) Assists: 38 v. Louisiana Tech Aces: 2 v. Pepperdine (in Tucson) (Sept. 17, 2010) Blocks: N/A No. 13 Michelle Kuester Career-Highs Kills: 5 v. Boise State (Oct. 14, 2010) Attempts: 11 v. Boise State (Oct. 14, 2010) Hitting %:.273 v. Boise State (Oct. 14, 2010) Digs: 1 x5, Last v. Idaho (Oct. 16, 2010) Assists: N/A Aces: 1 v. Texas State (in Tucson) (Sept. 17, 2010) Blocks: 4 x3, Last at Arizona (Sept. 18, 2010)

9 No. 14 Desiree Scott Career-Highs Kills: 9 at Arizona (Sept. 18, 2010) Attempts: 16 at LSU (Sept. 11, 2010) Hitting %:.818 at Arizona (Sept. 18, 2010) Digs: 2 at LSU (Sept. 11, 2010) Assists: N/A Aces: N/A (Nov. 12, 2009) Blocks: 6 x3, Last v. Idaho (Oct. 16, 2010) No. 23 Whitney Woods Career-Highs Kills: 22 v. Louisiana Tech (Sept. 27, 2009) Attempts: 44 v. Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009) Hitting %:.889 v. Utah State (Nov. 13, 2008) Digs: 9 v. Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009) Assists: 3 v. Pepperdine (in Tucson) (Sept. 17, 2009) Aces: 1 x3, Last at Notre Dame (Sept. 13, 2009) Blocks: 9 v. Utah State (Sept. 24, 2009) No. 17 Natasha Giacomazzi Career-Highs Kills: 1 v. CSU-Bakersfield (Sept. 1, 2010) Attempts: 1v CSU-Bakersfield (Sept. 1, 2010) Hitting %: N/A Digs: 1 at Arizona (Sept. 18, 2010) Assists: 2 x2, Last v. Louisiana Tech Aces: N/A Blocks: N/A No. 24 Kayleigh Giddens Career-Highs Kills: 25 x2, Last at Fresno State (Oct. 9, 2010) Attempts: 61 v. Idaho (Nov. 7, 2009) Hitting %:.556 v. Louisiana Tech Digs: 17 at LSU (Sept. 11, 2010) Assists: 3 v. Arizona (Oct. 3, 2010) Aces: 3 at Nevada (Nov. 12, 2009) Blocks: 6 at Nevada (Nov. 12, 2009) Week 10 Oct No. 18 Amanda Tonga Career-Highs Kills: 10 v. Boise State (Oct. 14, 2010) Attempts: 33 at Fresno State (Oct. 9, 2010) Hitting %:.556 at San Jose State (Oct. 7, 2010) Digs: 6 at Fresno State (Oct. 9, 2010) Assists: N/A Aces: N/A Blocks: 2 v. Arizona (Oct. 3, 2010) No. 31 Deirdre Pajares Career-Highs Kills: 2 x3, Last v. Idaho (Oct. 16, 2010) Attempts: 8 v. Idaho (Oct. 16, 2010) Hitting %: N/A Digs: 1 v. Texas State (in Tucson) (Sept. 17, 2010) Assists: N/A Aces: N/A Blocks: 1 at New Mexico (Sept. 14, 2010)

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11 Mike Jordan HEAD COACH 13th Season (.695) University of Phoenix, 2001 The Jordan File Collegiate Records Year Position School Record 1995 Assistant Coach Cameron Assistant Coach Utah State Assistant Coach Utah State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State Head Coach New Mexico State 15-9 Collegiate Head Coaching Record (.695) Jordan s Coaching Background Head Coach: New Mexico State 1998-present Assistant Coach: Utah State Assistant Coach: Cameron (Lawton, Okla.) 1995 Court Coach: U.S. Olympic Festival 1995 Court Coach: U.S. Junior Elite Head Coach: Ursuline High School Week 10 Oct Aggies Year-By-Year Year Coach Overall Conference Record 1974 Linda Koch Intermountain Linda Koch/Marilyn McReavey 26-8 Intermountain Jose Oshea 26-9 Intermountain Jose Oshea/Gail Parkin Intermountain Gail Parkin Intermountain Gail Parkin Intermountain Gail Parkin Intermountain Tom Shoji Intermountain Tom Shoji Intermountain Tom Shoji High Country Tom Shoji High Country Tom Shoji High Country Tom Shoji High Country Myles Gabel High Country Myles Gabel High Country Myles Gabel High Country Craig Choate 5-30 Big West Craig Choate Big West Craig Choate Big West Gweyn Leabo 8-21 Big West Gweyn Leabo Big West Gweyn Leabo Big West Gweyn Leabo 6-27 Big West David Noble Big West Mike Jordan 7-22 Big West Mike Jordan Big West Mike Jordan Sun Belt Mike Jordan $ Sun Belt Mike Jordan 26-7 $ Sun Belt Mike Jordan 30-5 ^+ $ Sun Belt Mike Jordan 30-3^+$ Sun Belt Mike Jordan 20-7 WAC Mike Jordan 33-4^ WAC Mike Jordan 26-6^ WAC Mike Jordan 26-9!^ WAC Mike Jordan 20-9 WAC Mike Jordan 15-9 WAC 9-1 Total Years: (.560) (.545) ^ Denotes NCAA Tournament Appearance + Denotes Conference Champion! Denotes WAC Regular Season Champion $ Demotes West Division Champion (Sun Belt Conference) Mike Jordan earned WAC Coach of the Year honors in 2005, 2006 and He also earned two conference Coach of the Year awards with the Sun Belt Conference (2003 and 2004). Jordan is the only Aggie head coach to coach AVCA all-americans, with six different players earning the honor. He is the only NM State head coach to lead his team to the NCAA tournament, which he has done five times (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008). The Aggies won their first ever NCAA Tournament match Dec. 5, 2008 over St. Mary s College in Berkley, Calif. NM State has had 19 first-team all-wac selections, six second-team selections, two all-freshman team selections and a WAC Freshman of the Year. He also has had 16 all-tournament selections since the Aggies began playing in the WAC in Jordan has the most wins of any Aggie head coach with 267. Just 33 wins shy of 300, he picked up win No. 200 when the Aggies defeated Houston 3-1 at the Houston Tournament in Houston, Texas on Sept. 2, He is the only Aggie head coach to ever lead his team to a conference title as he has won titles in both the Sun Belt Conference and WAC. NM State is the first team to either share or hold the WAC title since BYU and Hawai i shared the Pacific Division title in Jordan guided the Aggies to their first-ever win over nationally ranked Hawai i on Oct. 2, 2007, which snapped the Rainbow Wahine s 114-match conference win streak.s

12 New Mexico State Volleyball NEW MEXICO STATE Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2010) All matches Overall record: 15-9 Conf: 9-1 Home: 6-2 Away: 7-4 Neutral: 2-3 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 24 Giddens,Kayleigh Woods,Whitney Brennan,Kelsey Gutierrez,Rocio Scott,Desiree DeVries,Jennah Tonga,Amanda Kuester,Michelle Ziegler,Stephanie Pajares,Deirdre Miks,Ellen Hardy,Madison Phillips, Kelsi Giacomazzi,Natasha Coppedge,Jene Tamura,Shelby Burns,Liana NEW MEXICO STATE Opponents Team Statistics NMSU OPP ATTACK K ills Er rors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills /S et SET As s is ts Attempts Assist Pct As s is t s /Set SERVE Ac es Er rors Attempts Serve Pct Ac es /Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Err ors /Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE D igs D igs /Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Bloc k s /Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE To ta l Dates/Avg Per Date 8/ /601 Neutral site #/Avg 5/122 Current win streak 7 - Home win streak 3 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. Aug 27 vs FIU W ,26-24,25-22, Aug 27 at #15 Florida State L ,28-26,16-25, Aug 28 at Florida A&M Univ. W ,25-17, Sep 01 CSU BAKERSFIELD W ,25-15, Sep 03 UTEP W ,25-23, Sep 07 at UTEP W ,25-21, Sep 10 vs Rice W ,25-22, Sep 11 vs North Carolina L ,17-25, Sep 11 at #21 LSU L ,23-25,25-22,25-15, Sep 14 at New Mexico L ,16-25,25-21,17-25, Sep 17 vs Pepperdine L ,26-28,25-22, Sep 17 vs Texas State L ,24-26, Sep 18 at Arizona L ,19-25, *Sep 23 at Louisiana Tech W ,25-20, *Sep 25 LOUISIANA TECH W ,25-19, *Sep 29 #6 HAWAI'I L ,14-25, Oct 03 ARIZONA L ,23-25,16-25, *Oct 07 at San Jose State W ,25-14, *Oct 09 at Fresno State W ,25-17,25-20, *Oct 14 BSU W ,25-19,25-12,21-25, *Oct 16 IDAHO W ,18-25,25-17,25-16, *Oct 17 NEVADA W ,27-25, *Oct 21 at NEVADA W ,25-22,25-20, *Oct 23 at Utah State W ,25-18, Record in 3-set matches:10-4 Record in 4-set matches:3-3 Record in 5-set matches:2-2

13 New Mexico State Volleyball NEW MEXICO STATE Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2010) Conference matches Overall record: 9-1 Conf: 9-1 Home: 4-1 Away: 5-0 Neutral: 0-0 Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 24 Giddens,Kayleigh Brennan,Kelsey Woods,Whitney Gutierrez,Rocio Tonga,Amanda Scott,Desiree DeVries,Jennah Kuester,Michelle Pajares,Deirdre Phillips, Kelsi Hardy,Madison Miks,Ellen Coppedge,Jene Tamura,Shelby Giacomazzi,Natasha NEW MEXICO STATE Opponents Team Statistics NMSU OPP ATTACK K ills Er rors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills /S et SET As s is ts Attempts Assist Pct As s is t s /Set SERVE Ac es Errors Attempts Serve Pct Ac es /Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Err ors /Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE D igs D igs /Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Bloc k s /Set Block Errors 20 7 Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE To ta l Dates/Avg Per Date 5/1510 5/439 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 7 - Home win streak 3 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. *Sep 23 at Louisiana Tech W ,25-20, *Sep 25 LOUISIANA TECH W ,25-19, *Sep 29 #6 HAWAI'I L ,14-25, *Oct 07 at San Jose State W ,25-14, *Oct 09 at Fresno State W ,25-17,25-20, *Oct 14 BSU W ,25-19,25-12,21-25, *Oct 16 IDAHO W ,18-25,25-17,25-16, *Oct 17 NEVADA W ,27-25, *Oct 21 at NEVADA W ,25-22,25-20, *Oct 23 at Utah State W ,25-18, Record in 3-set matches:5-1 Record in 4-set matches:2-0 Record in 5-set matches:2-0