Eastern Washington Sports Information 207 Physical Education Building Cheney, WA (509) SAN JOSE STATE (1-5)

Transcription

1 EASTERN WASHINGTON 2013 WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL Eastern Washington Sports Information 207 Physical Education Building Cheney, WA (509) SCHEDULE & RESULTS RECORD: 3-4 (0-0 BIG SKY) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 8/30 at No. 8 Oregon 1 L, 0-3 8/31 vs. Ohio 1 L, 0-3 vs. Bryant 1 W, 3-0 9/2 at Seattle W, 3-0 9/6 at Washington State 2 L, 0-3 vs. South Dakota 2 L, 2-3 9/7 vs. Texas Tech 2 W, 3-1 9/11 at San Jose State 7 p.m. 9/13 vs. UC Santa Barbara 3 5 p.m. 9/14 at No. 8 San Diego 3 10 a.m. vs. No. 1 USC 3 5 p.m. 9/19 Sacramento State * 6 p.m. 9/23 at Portland State * 7 p.m. 9/26 Montana State * 6 p.m. 9/28 Montana * 6 p.m. 10/3 at Southern Utah * 6 p.m. 10/5 at Northern Arizona * 7 p.m. 10/10 at North Dakota * 5 p.m. 10/12 at Northern Colorado * 6 p.m. 10/17 Weber State * 6 p.m. 10/19 Idaho State * 11 a.m. 10/26 at Sacramento State * 7 p.m. 10/28 Portland State * 6 p.m. 10/31 at Montana * 6 p.m. 11/2 at Montana State * 6 p.m. 11/7 Northern Arizona * 6 p.m. 11/8 Southern Utah * 6 p.m. 11/15 Northern Colorado * 6 p.m. 11/16 North Dakota * 6 p.m. 11/21 at Idaho State * 6 p.m. 11/23 at Weber State * 6 p.m. Home matches in bold All times Pacific * - Big Sky Conference match 1 - Oregon Classic (at Oregon); 2 - Cougar Challenge (at Washington State; 3 - USD Tournament (at San Diego) 2012 INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS KILLS Allie Schumacher Melissa Waelter Talia Fermantez ASSISTS Lindsay Niemeier Sophie Miller Ryann Ensrud SERVICE ACES Melissa Waelter... 8 Lindsay Niemeier... 7 Allison Doerpinghaus... 4 BLOCKS Allison Doerpinghaus Talia Fermantez Kelsey Julian/Allie Schumacher DIGS Ryann Ensrud Melissa Waelter Lindsay Niemeier SAN JOSE STATE (1-5) Wednesday, Sept p.m. The Event Center San Jose, Calif. Series History: EWU leads 1-0 Current Streak: W1 Away: N/A First Meeting: W, 3-1 (Sept. 10, 2009) Last Meeting: W, 3-1 (Sept. 10, 2009) SAN DIEGO (4-1) Saturday, Sept a.m. Jenny Craig Pavilion San Diego, Calif. Series History: EWU leads 3-2 Current Streak: L2 Away: EWU leads 1-0 First Meeting: W, 3-1 (Sept. 23, 1986) Last Meeting: L, 2-3 (Sept. 5, 2004) UC SANTA BARBARA (2-4) Friday, Sept p.m. Jenny Craig Pavilion San Diego, Calif. Series History: First Meeting Current Streak: N/A Neutral: N/A First Meeting: N/A Last Meeting: N/A USC (3-1) Saturday, Sept p.m. Jenny Craig Pavilion San Diego, Calif. Series History: First Meeting Current Streak: N/A Neutral: N/A First Meeting: N/A Last Meeting: N/A QUICK NOTES Eastern s four-set win over Texas Tech last weekend at the Cougar Challenge was the program s second victory all-time versus a team from the Big XII, having won just one match in eight tries. The Eagles will play their second and third top-10 foes of the year this weekend at the USD Tournament in San Diego. Eastern takes on top-ranked USC and eighth-ranked San Diego on Saturday, Sept. 14, after opening the year versus then-no. 8 Oregon in Eugene, Ore. Sophomore outside hitter Allie Schumacher earned Big Sky Player of the Week honors after leading the Eagles to wins over Seattle and Texas Tech last week. She hit.330 ( ) on the week, reaching double-digit kills in three of EWU s four matches. She tallied her first double-double of the year versus South Dakota, recording a season-high 19 kills and 12 digs. Senior setter Lindsay Niemeier was named to the Cougar Challenge All-Tournament Team last weekend, leading the team with 83 assists while adding 25 digs. She nearly had a double-double against host Washington State, tallying 14 assists and eight digs. She went for a season-high 35 assists against South Dakota before recording a double-double with 34 assists and 10 digs versus Texas Tech. Three Eagles recorded double-doubles last weekend. Sophomore outside hitter Allie Schumacher went for 19 kills and 12 digs against South Dakota before both senior setter Lindsay Niemeier and junior outside hitter Melissa Waelter notched double-doubles in Eastern s win over Texas Tech. Niemeier tallied 34 assists and 10 digs while Waelter finished with 14 kills and 15 digs. Sophomore middle blocker Allison Doerpinghaus finished with a season-best seven blocks in the Eagles win over Texas Tech last weekend. It was the fourth time this season she has tallied at least five blocks in a match. She currently ranks third in the Big Sky and 63rd nationally with an average of 1.26 blocks per set. STATISTICS COMPARISON EWU OPP. SJSU UCSB USD USC Matches Sets Kills Per Set Hitting Pct Assists Per Set Service Aces Service Errors Digs Per Set Blocks Per Set Points Per Set

2 2013 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location...Cheney, Wash. Founded Enrollment... 12,130 Nickname... Eagles Colors... Red and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Big Sky Facility (Capacity)... Reese Coourt (6,000) President... Dr. Rodolfo Arevalo Athletic Director... Bill Chaves Senior Woman Administrator...Pamela Parks Athletics Website... GoEags.com Athletics Phone...(509) COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Wade Benson Years at EWU... Eight (includes prev. tenure from ) Alma Mater... Eastern Washington 06 Career Record (Pct.) (.675) Record at Eastern (Pct.) (.737) Associate Head Coach...Darren Buckner (First Season) Alma Mater... Portland State 00 Assistant Coach...Janelle Allen (First Season) Alma Mater... Eastern Washington 03 Volunteer Assistant Coach... Jacob Pruitt Volleyball Office Phone...(509) TEAM INFORMATION 2012 Overall Record Big Sky Record (9th) Letter Winners Returning/Lost...4/3 Starters Returning/Lost...8/4 Newcomers... 9 SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director... Dave Cook Office Phone...(509) Cell Phone...(509) dcook@ewu.edu Assistant SID/Soccer... Kyle Bruce Office Phone...(509) Cell Phone...(509) kbruce2@ewu.edu Fax...(509) NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. HT. EXP. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Ryann Ensrud DS 5-7 So.-1L Puyallup, Wash./Puyallup HS 2 Kelsey Julian OH 6-0 Jr.-2L Kennewick, Wash./Kennewick HS 3 Milica Nisavic S 6-0 Jr.-TR Novi Sad, Serbia/Casper College 4 Talia Fermantez MB 6-1 Jr.-2L Honolulu, Hawaii/Kamehameha-Kapalama HS 5 Lindsay Niemeier S 5-9 Sr.-3L Spokane, Wash./Shadle Park HS 6 Ashley Wright MB 6-0 Sr.-3L Leavenworth, Wash./Cascade HS 7 Stanka Panic OH 5-9 Jr.-TR Novi Sad, Serbia/Casper College 8 Allie Schumacher OH 6-1 So.-1L Puyallup, Wash./Puyallup HS 9 Sofija Ivanovic OH 6-0 Jr.-TR Belgrade, Serbia/Laramie CC 10 Melissa Waelter OH 5-10 Jr.-TR Arnsberg, Germany/South Alabama 11 Sophie Miller S 5-10 Fr.-HS Federal Wash, Wash./Todd Beamer HS 12 Kellen Barfield MB 6-4 So.-1L Bellevue, Wash./Newport HS 13 Kylie Curtis OH 5-9 Fr.-HS Couer d Alene, Idaho/Lake City HS 15 Emily Sarff DS 5-9 Jr.-TR Spokane, Wash./Eastern Oregon 19 Allison Doerpinghaus OH 6-4 So.-1L Palo Alto, Calif./Gunn HS 21 Marley Taylor MB 6-1 Fr.-HS Idaho Falls, Idaho/Idaho Falls HS 22 Chloe Watson OH 5-8 Fr.-HS Kent, Wash./Kent-Meridian HS COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Wade Benson (Eastern Washington 06), Eighth Season (includes previous tenure from ) Associate Head Coach: Darren Buckner (Portland State 00), First Season Assistant Coach: Janelle Allen (Eastern Washington 03), 1st Season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jacob Pruitt, First Season Athletic Trainer: Kristin Barnett (Kansas 09), Fifth Season LAST TIME VS. SAN JOSE STATE Eastern has faced San Jose State just once in the program s 31-year history, taking on the Spartans in Berkeley, Calif., during the 2009 season. The Eagles dropped the first set, 21-25, before winning the next three and the match. All four sets were close as both teams reached at least 20 points in each frame, with the third set needing extra points to decide a victor. LAST TIME VS. UC SANTA BARBARA This Friday s match marks the first time the Eagles and UC Santa Barbara will meet. Eastern is all-time versus teams from the Big West Conference and lost its lone match to a BWC foe last season, falling to UC Riverside in three sets. LAST TIME VS. SAN DIEGO EWU has squared off with San Diego five times in the program s history, most recently in The two teams first met in 1986, and the Eagles won the first three encounters handily, limiting the Toreros to wins in just two sets. USD has won the two most recent meetings, however, sweeping Eastern in 1992 before winning in five sets in LAST TIME VS. USC Eastern has never faced USC prior to Saturday s tilt, but has already taken on two PAC-12 members this season. The Eagles fell to then-no. 8 Oregon in their season opener before losing in three to Washington State last weekend at the Cougar Challenge in Pullman, Wash. EWU is all-time versus teams from the PAC-12, it s last win coming in 2011 in five sets over Washington State. LAST TIME OUT Eastern won two of its four matches last week, sweeping Seattle and defeating Big XII member Texas Tech in four sets. The Eagles took on Seattle last Monday, Sept. 2, winning in three hard-fought sets. EWU spent last weekend at the Cougar Challenge in Pullman, Wash., losing to host Washington State in three sets before falling to South Dakota in five sets. Eastern rebounded to win its final match of the weekend, upending the Red Raiders in convincing fashion, taking the final set, SCHUMACHER NAMED BIG SKY PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sophomore outside hitter Allie Schumacher earned Big Sky Player of the Week honors for the second time in her career last week after leading Eastern to a pair of wins. She hit.330 ( ) for the week, reaching double-digit kills in three of the Eagles four matches. She notched her first double-double of the young season against South Dakota, tallying a season-best 19 kills and 12 digs. She followed that up with a 16-kill, eight-dig performance in EWU s win over Texas Tech. The Puyallup native led Eastern with 51 kills and added 23 total digs and eight total blocks. NIEMEIER NAMED TO COUGAR CHALLENGE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Senior setter Lindsay Niemeier had a stellar showing at the Cougar Challenge last weekend, racking up 83 assists and 25 digs in the Eagles three matches. She opened the weekend with 14 assists and eight digs versus host Washington State before tallying a season-high 35 assists against South Dakota. The Spokane native ended the weekend with her first double-double of the year, recording 34 assists and 10 digs to go along with four kills ROSTER BY POSITION OUTSIDE HITTER (7) Kelsey Julian, Stanka Panic, Allie Schumacher, Sofija Ivanovic, Melissa Waelter, Kylie Curtis, Allison Doerpinghaus, Chloe Watson MIDDLE BLOCKER (3) Talia Fermantez, Ashley Wright, Kellen Barfield SETTER (4) Milica Nisavic, Lindsay Niemeier, Sophie Miller DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST (2) Ryann Ensrud, Emily Sarff 2013 ROSTER BY CLASS SENIORS (2) Lindsay Niemer, Ashley Wright JUNIORS (7) Kelsey Julian, Milica Nisavic, Talia Fermantez, Stanka Panic, Sofija Ivanovic, Melissa Waelter, Emily Sarff SOPHOMORES (4) Ryann Ensrud, Allie Schumacher, Kellen Barfield, Allison Doerpinghaus FRESHMEN (4) Sophie Miller, Kylie Curtis, Marley Taylor, Chloe Watson

3 DOERP IN THE HAUS Sophomore middle blocker Allison Doerpinghaus has gotten off to a tremendous start in her second season at Eastern, ranking third in the Big Sky and 63rd nationally in blocks per set with an average of She has tallied at least five blocks in four of the Eagles seven matches this season after doing so just twice last year. She s also contributing offensively, ranking fifth on the team with an average of 1.13 kills per set while hitting.296 ( ). She notched a season-best seven kills on 13 swings in EWU s win over Texas Tech last Saturday. AGE AIN T NOTHIN BUT A NUMBER Freshman outside hitter Kylie Curtis enjoyed a coming-out party last weekend at the Cougar Challenge, setting season highs in four different categories. She played in all five sets versus South Dakota, tallying eight kills on 17 attempts and adding a pair of digs. She exploded against Texas Tech on Saturday, recording 11 kills on 25 swings while committing no errors, good for a hitting percentage of.440. She added six digs and six block assists, both of which were season highs. EASTERN UPENDS RED RAIDERS EWU defeated Texas Tech in four sets last Saturday at the Cougar Challenge in Pullman, Wash. The victory marked only the second time that Eastern had defeated a Big XII team in the program s 31-year history. The Eagles were 1-9 against Big XII members prior to Saturday, their only win coming back in 1990 over Baylor. PLENTY OF KILLS TO GO AROUND Eastern saw three players notch double-digit kills in its win over Texas Tech last Saturday, marking the first time this season that three players have recorded at least 10 kills in the same match. Sophomore Allie Schumacher led the way with 16 kills while junior Melissa Waelter was not far behind, putting away 14 kills. Freshman Kylie Curtis went for a season-best 11 kills to complete the rare feat. TRIO OF DOUBLE-DOUBLES Three Eagles recorded double-doubles last weekend at the Cougar Challenge in Pullman, Wash. Sophomore Allie Schumacher got things underway with a 19-kill, 12-dig performance versus South Dakota. Senior Lindsay Niemeier and junior Melissa Waelter followed Schumacher s lead with double-doubles in Eastern s win over Texas Tech. Niemeier tallied 34 assists and 10 digs while Waelter notched 14 kills and a season-best 15 digs. WAELTER EARNS OREGON CLASSIC ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS Junior outside hitter Melissa Waelter was named to the Oregon Classic All-Tournament Team after leading the Eagles with 21 kills in their three matches. She opened the year with nine kills against then-no. 8 Oregon, adding four digs, before tallying four kills, two service aces, nine digs and two block assists versus Ohio. She had a team-best eight kills on 21 swings in Eastern s first win of the year over Bryant, contributing two service aces, five digs and a block assist. SHORT AND (SOMETIMES) SWEET Five of EWU s matches this season have lasted just three sets. The Eagles opened the year with consecutive three-set losses to then-no. 8 Oregon and Ohio before rebounding with back-to-back sweeps of Bryant and Seattle to even their record at 2-2. Eastern opened last weekend wth a three-set loss to host Washington State at the Cougar Challenge in Pullman, Wash. There have been 41 three-set matches in the Big Sky thus far. BLOCK PARTY The duo of junior Talia Fermantez and sophomore Allison Doerpinghaus has been quite the imposing force at the net this season for EWU. Doerpinghaus leads the team with 29 blocks, and Fermantez isn t far behind with 25 blocks. Both rank in the top 10 in the Big Sky in blocks per set, making Eastern just one of two teams with two players in the top 10. Doerpinghaus set a season high with seven blocks versus Texas Tech while Fermantez notched a season-best six blocks against Ohio. WRIGHT REACHES MILESTONE Senior Ashley Wright played in her 300th career set in the Eagles sweep of Bryant last weekend. She recorded nine kills on 11 swings in Eastern s win, appearing in all three sets off of the bench. Four matches into this season, Wright has 389 career kills, 242 career assists, 324 career digs and 149 career blocks. ENSRUD LEADS DEFENSE Appearing in a reserve role last season, sophomore libero Ryann Ensrud has made the most of her starting spot this season, leading the team with 84 digs through seven matches. Her average of 3.50 digs per set currently ranks ninth in the Big Sky. She opened the season with 15 digs versus then-no. 8 Oregon before tallying a season-best 16 digs in the Eagles sweep of Bryant last weekend. She recorded 14 digs versus Seattle, then registered 15 digs in Eastern s win over Texas Tech last weekend. EAGLES UNFAZED BY HIGHLY-RANKED DUCKS Facing the seemingly impossible task of taking not only a team ranked in the top 10 but the runner-up in last year s NCAA Championship, Eastern appeared unfazed by then-no. 8 Oregon, taking it to the Ducks for much of the match. Eastern held leads in all three sets versus Oregon, leading by as many as three in the first set and four in the third set, but was unable to sustain its advantages. EWU led by one, 16-15, in the first set before UO went on a 7-4 run to take a two-point lead it would not relinquish. The third set saw the Eagles race out to a 7-2 lead only to see Oregon claw back and tie things at 8-8. Eastern would go back up by four twice more, and eventually held a lead late, but the Ducks squeaked out the victory despite three consecutive kills from the Eagles in potential match points for Oregon. WADE BENSON HEAD COACH 8TH SON (INCLUDES TENURE) THE BENSON FILE PERSONAL Birthdate: August 8, 1963 Family: Wife, Jill; son, Brady; daughter, Bailey EDUCATION College: Eastern Washington 06 COACHING EXPERIENCE Western Oregon (Assistant Coach) 1995 Western Oregon (Head Coach) Eastern Washington (Assistant Coach) Eastern Washington (Head Coach) 2007 Auburn (Assistant Coach) Auburn (Head Coach) Eastern Washington (Head Coach) THE BENSON WORKSHEET YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONF Western Oregon Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Eastern Washington Auburn Auburn Auburn Eastern Washington BENSON VS OPPONENTS OPPONENT RECORD Bryant 1-0 Idaho State 13-2 Montana 15-0 Montana State 12-3 North Dakota 0-0 Northern Arizona 13-3 Northern Colorado 1-1 Ohio 0-1 Oregon 2-2 Portland State 15-3 Sacramento State 5-16 San Diego 0-1 San Jose State 0-0 Seattle 1-0 South Dakota 0-1 Southern Utah 0-0 Texas Tech 1-1 UC Santa Barbara 0-0 USC 0-0 Washington State 1-0 Weber State 14-3 Scan to view Wade Benson s complete bio at GoEags.com

4 2013 BIG SKY STANDINGS (AS OF SEPT. 7) TEAM BIG SKY PCT. OVERALL PCT. Northern Arizona Sacramento State Idaho State Northern Colorado Eastern Washington Portland State Weber State Montana Southern Utah Montana State North Dakota THIS WEEK IN THE BIG SKY TUESDAY, SEPT. 10 Montana Western at Idaho State Utah State at Weber State WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11 Eastern Washington at San Jose State THURSDAY, SEPT. 12 Portland State at Hawai i Montana State at BYU FRIDAY, SEPT. 13 North Texas vs. Sacramento State Montana at Texas Tech Southern Utah at New Mexico St. Florida A&M vs. North Dakota Idaho vs. Sacramento State Cal State Fullerton vs. Montana Abilene Christian vs. Northern Ariz. Texas State vs. Northern Colo. Northern Illinois vs. Southern Utah UCSB vs. Eastern Washington Texas Southern vs. North Dakota Gonzaga at Montana State Idaho State at Utah Valley Arizona vs. Portland State NIEMEIER MAKES RETURN Senior setter Lindsay Niemeier started Eastern s season-opening match at then-no. 8 Oregon, making her first appearance for the Eagles since suffering a season-ending injury in last year s opening match. EWU opened its 2011 campaign versus San Francisco, and Niemeier was en route to a phenomenal night through three sets, tallying 30 assists, 10 digs and 3 kills versus the Dons. In the fourth set, she suffered a knee injury that would sideline her for the season. EER RECORDS WATCH KILLS PER SET (MIN. 150 SETS) Kim Exner (420 sets) Allie Schumacher (100 sets) Melissa Waelter (24 sets) ATTACK PERCENTAGE (MIN ATTEMPTS) RobynFelder ( ) Talia Fermantez ( ) Kellen Barfield ( ) ASSISTS Kim Maxwell (329 sets) Lindsay Niemeier (223 sets) Ashley Wright (314 sets) ASSISTS PER SET (MIN. 150 SETS) Christina Albers (219 sets) Lindsay Niemeier (223 sets) Ashley Wright (314 sets) Sophie Miller (23 sets) Ryann Ensrud (84 sets) SERVICE ACES Janie Hogan (293 sets) Lindsay Niemeier (223 sets) SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 Arkansas vs. Northern Colorado Eastern Washington at San Diego Utah vs. Idaho State Sacramento State at Boise State LaSalle vs. Weber State Temple vs. Weber State USC vs. Eastern Washington South Dakota State at Montana St. Northwestern vs. Portland State UALR vs. Southern Utah Akron at Montana State Towson vs. Northern Arizona Nevada vs. Montana North Dakota at Tulane UC Irvine vs. Idaho State Northern Colorado at Tulsa Northern Arizona at New Mexico SERVICE ACES PER SET (MIN. 150 SETS) Janie Hogan (293 sets) Lindsay Niemeier (223 sets) Melissa Waelter (24 sets) DIGS PER SET (MIN. 150 SETS) Mandy Daniels (318 sets) Lindsay Niemeier (223 sets) Ryann Ensrud (84 sets) Melissa Waelter (24 sets) SUNDAY, SEPT. 15 American vs. Weber State Weber State vs. Pennsylvania LAST WEEK IN THE BIG SKY FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 Idaho State 3, Georgia Tech 0 Nevada 3, Weber State 0 Texas Tech 3, Montana 1 SIUE 3, Southern Utah 1 UAB 3, North Dakota 0 Wash. State 3, Eastern Wash. 0 South Dakota 3, Montana 2 Bradley 3, Southern Utah 0 IUPUI 3, Montana State 0 Austin Peay 3, North Dakota 2 Creighton 3, Northern Colo. 0 UC Davis 3, Weber State 0 BYU 3, Portland State 0 San Jose State 3, Sac. State 0 South Dakota 3, Eastern Wash. 2 Northern Ariz. 3, San Diego St. 2 New Mexico 3, Idaho State 0 SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 California 3, Northern Colorado 0 Northern Arizona 3, Idaho 0 Illinois State 3, Weber State 0 Southern Utah 3, Neb.-Omaha 0 Saint Louis 3, Montana State 0 Idaho State 3, UC Riverside 0 Oklahoma 3, Portland State 1 Sacramento St. 3, Central Conn. 1 Virginia Tech 3, North Dakota 0 Washington State 3, Montana 1 Grand Canyon 3, Weber State 2 Northern Colo. 3, South Florida 1 Eastern Wash. 3, Texas Tech 1 Morehead State 3, Montana St. 2 Cal Poly 3, Sacramento State 2 Cal St. N ridge 3, Northern Ariz. 1 Portland State 3, Pacific 2 Middle Tenn. St. 3, N. Dakota 2 Visit BigSkyConf.com for complete coverage of Big Sky Volleyball. Follow the league on and use the hash tag #BigSkyVB to join the conversation. BLOCK ASSISTS Chenoa Coviare (406 sets) Talia Fermantez (205 sets) TOTAL BLOCKS Jolene Harwood (416 sets) Talia Fermantez (217 sets) BLOCKS PER SET (MIN. 150 SETS) Jolene Harwood (416 sets) Talia Fermantez (217 sets) Allison Doerpinghaus (64 sets) Kellen Barfield (99 sets) POINTS PER SET (MIN. 150 SETS) Kim Exner (420 sets) Melissa Waelter (24 sets) Allie Shumacher (100 sets) BENSON IS BACK After leading the Eagles from , Wade Benson is back on the sidelines after returning to Cheney following Eastern s 2012 campaign. During his first tenure at EWU, the Eagles advanced to the Big Sky Tournament s championship match each season, winning it twice and qualifying for the NCAA Championship. Twice named Big Sky Coach of the Yaer, Benson led Eastern to at least 20 wins in his final six seasons at the helm as the Eagles racked up three consecutive Big Sky Conference regular-season titles from EWU s 2001 squad defeated Oregon State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, becoming the only Big Sky team to ever advance out of the opening round, a mark which still stands today.

5 BENSON VS OPPONENTS Head coach Wade Benson has winning records versus all but three of Eastern s 2013 opponents. Benson has a 1-1 mark against Northern Colorado, an 0-1 mark against San Diego and a 5-16 record against Sacramento State. Against Big Sky foes, Benson is all-time for a winning percentage of.721. Benson has never lost to Montana in 15 matches while the Eagles have fallen to Idaho State just twice in 15 matches under his watch. He also has only three career losses against Montana State, Northern Arizona, Portland State and Weber State. EASTERN TABBED SIXTH IN BIG SKY PRESON COACHES POLL The Big Sky coaches have ranked EWU sixth in the preseason poll. three points behind fifth-place Northern Arizona and seven points clear of seventh-ranked Sacramento State. The Eagles were picked to finish third last season before finding themselves ninth after a down season uncharacteristic of Eastern s winning history. EWU welcomes back four starters and eight letter winners from last year s squad. Portland State is the preseason favorite after winning the Big Sky regular-season title last season. Idaho State is ranked second after losing in the Big Sky Tournament final. Northern Colorado rounds out the top three after winning the Big Sky Tournament in BIG SKY PRESON COACHES POLL TEAM (1ST) POINTS 1. Portland State (7) Idaho State (2) Northern Colorado North Dakota Northern Arizona (2) Eastern Washington Sacramento State Montana State Southern Utah Weber State Montana 23 SENIORS TAKE THE LEAD When head coach Wade Benson was mulling over the idea of which players should captain this year s edition of the Eagles, it didn t take him long to decide. As the only two seniors on the team, Lindsay Niemeier and Ashley Wright were the two most-suited for the job. Both Lindsay and Ashley are the epitome of what type of person we want in this program Benson said. They do the right things both on and off the court. They ve been through ups and downs at Eastern and have persevered, making them ideal choices to lead this team EWU RECORD... ALL BSC Overall Home Away Neutral Ranked Teams NCAA Tournament Teams In 3-Set Matches In 4-Set Matches In 5-Set Matches On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday After a Win After a Loss When Winning Set When Losing Set When Winning Set When Losing Set When Winning Set When Losing Set When Winning Set When Losing Set EWU Wins First 2 Sets EWU Loses First 2 Sets Leading in Kills Trailing in Kills Tied in Kills AVCA COACHES POLL (AS OF SEPT. 9) TEAM RECORD PREVIOUS 1 USC (37) Texas (16) Penn State (6) Minnesota Florida Washington Michigan Stanford San Diego (1) Hawai i UCLA Nebraska Ohio State Illinois Michigan State Florida State Iowa State North Carolina Kentucky Oregon Western Kentucky Purdue California 5-0 NR 24 Creighton Wisconsin 6-0 NR Receiving Votes: Colorado State 125; Arizona State 98; Oklahoma 85; Ohio 58; Louisville 43; Kansas State 31; BYU 23; Texas A&M 22; Miami (Fla.) 21; Saint Mary s 17; Cal State Northridge 14 VB MAGAZINE POLL (AS OF SEPT. 4) TEAM POINTS PREVIOUS 1 Penn State (8) Stanford (1) USC (1) Texas Minnesota Washington Michigan Hawai i Florida UCLA Iowa State Nebraska Oregon San Diego Florida State Ohio State 30 RV 17 Michigan State Illinois 25 NR 19 Purdue t Creighton 21 NR 20t Western Kentucky 21 RV Receiving Votes: Louisville, North Carolina, BYU, Arizona State, California, Kansas, Missouri, Wichita State, Ohio, Central Arkansas, Kentucky Leading in Errors Trailing in Errors Tied in Errors Leading in Hitting Pct Trailing in Hitting Pct Tied in Hitting Pct Hitting.300 or Better Hitting Hitting Hitting Hitting.149 or Below Opponent Hits.300 or Better Opponent Hits Opponent Hits Opponent Hits Opponent Hits.149 or Below Leading in Service Aces Trailing in Service Aces Tied in Service Aces Leading in Digs Trailing in Digs Tied in Digs Leading in Blocks Trailing in Blocks Tied in Blocks 0-0 -

6 2013 MATCH-BY-MATCH LEADERS DATE OPPONENT RESULT KILLS ASSISTS SERVICE ACES DIGS BLOCKS POINTS 8/30 at ORE L, 0-3 Waelter 9 Miller 14 Niemeier 1 Ensrud 15 Doerpinghaus 5 Waelter 9.0 8/31 vs. OHIO L, 0-3 Schumacher/Waelter 4 Niemeier 8 Niemeier/Waelter 2 Ensrud 8 Fermantez 6 Waelter 7.0 8/31 vs. BRY W, 3-0 Waelter 8 Niemeier 15 Miller/Niemeier/Waelter 2 Ensrud 16 Fermantez 3 Waelter /2 at W, 3-0 Schumacher 10 Miller 17 Doerpinghaus/Ensrud/Miller 1 Ensrud 14 Doerp./Ferm. 5 Schumacher /6 at WAZZU L, 0-3 Waelter 8 Niemeier 14 Ensrud/Niemeier/Schumacher 1 Niemeier 8 Doerpinghaus 3 Waelter 8.0 9/6 vs. SDAK L, 2-3 Schumacher 19 Niemeier 35 Doerpinghaus 3 Ensrud/Schumacher 12 Doerpinghaus 5 Schumacher /7 vs. TTU W, 3-1 Schumacher 16 Niemeier 34 Waelter 3 Ensrud/Waelter 15 Doerpinghaus 7 Schumacher /11 at SJSU 9/13 vs. UCSB 9/14 at USD 9/14 vs. USC 9/19 CSUS 9/23 at PSU 9/26 MSU 9/28 UM 10/3 at SUU 10/5 at NAU 10/10 at UND 10/12 at UNC 10/17 WSU 10/19 ISU 10/26 at CSUS 10/28 PSU 10/31 at UM 11/2 at MSU 11/7 NAU 11/8 SUU 11/15 UNC 11/16 UND 11/21 at ISU 11/23 at WSU Team Leader in Kills: Schumacher 4, Waelter 4 Team Leader in Assists: Niemeier 5, Miller 2 Team Leader in Service Aces: Niemeier 4, Waelter 3, Doerpinghaus 2, Ensrud 2, Miller 2, Schumacher 1 Team Leader in Digs: Ensrud 6, Niemeier 1, Schumacher 1, Waelter 1 Team Leader in Blocks: Doerpinghaus 5, Fermantez 3 Team Leader in Points: Waelter 4, Schumacher DOUBLE-DOUBLES AND MISCELLANEOUS STATS LINDSAY NIEMEIER (: 1 : 23) 34 assists, 10 digs vs. Texas Tech (9/7) ALLIE SCHUMACHER (: 1 : 6) 19 kills, 12 digs vs. South Dakota (9/6) MELISSA WAELTER (: 1 : 1) 14 kills, 15 digs vs. Texas Tech (9/7) ASHLEY WRIGHT (: - : 3) DOUBLE-FIGURE KILLS Allie Schumacher Melissa Waelter Kylie Curtis Talia Fermantez Ashley Wright Kelsey Julian Kellen Barfield PLUS KILLS Allie Schumacher DOUBLE-FIGURE DIGS Ryann Ensrud Lindsay Niemeier Allie Schumacher Melissa Waelter Ashley Wright PLUS DIGS Ryann Ensrud Lindsay Niemeier ASSISTS Lindsay Niemeier Ashley Wright THREE-PLUS ACES Allison Doerpinghaus Melissa Waelter Lindsay Niemeier Ashley Wright FIVE-PLUS BLOCKS Allison Doerpinghaus Talia Fermantez Kylie Curtis Kellen Barfiekd Kelsey Julian Ashley Wright Lindsay Niemeier Allie Schumacher TEAM STATS RANKINGS (AS OF SEPT. 7) STAT BSC NCAA Hitting Percentage Opponent Hitting Percentage Assists Per Set Kills Per Set Blocks Per Set Service Aces Per Set Digs Per Set INDIVIDUAL STATS RANKINGS (AS OF SEPT. 7) SERVICE ACES STAT BSC NCAA Melissa Waelter Lindsay Niemeier BLOCKS STAT BSC NCAA Allison Doerpinghaus Talia Fermantez DIGS STAT BSC NCAA Ryann Ensrud

7 2013 INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM MATCH HIGHS INDIVIDUAL STATISTIC TEAM.500 ( ), Allie Schumacher at Seattle (9/2) HITTING PERCENTAGE (K-E-TA) (MIN. 10 KILLS).333 ( ) at Seattle (9/2).440 ( ), Kylie Curtis vs. Texas Tech (9/7).301 ( ) vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 19, Allie Schumacher vs. South Dakota (9/6) KILLS 61 vs. South Dakota (9/6) 16, Allie Schumacher vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 58 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 10, Allie Schumacher at Seattle (9/2) KILLS (3 SETS) 38 at Seattle (9/2) 9, Melissa Waelter at Oregon (8/30) 36 vs. Bryant (8/31) 16, Allie Schumacher vs. Texas Tech (9/7) KILLS (4 SETS) 58 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 14, Melissa Waelter vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 19, Allie Schumacher vs. South Dakota (9/6) KILLS (5 SETS) 61 vs. South Dakota (9/6) 13, Melissa Waelter vs. South Dakota (9/6) 42, Allie Schumacher vs. Texas Tech (9/7) TOTAL ATTACKS 146 vs. South Dakota (9/6) 35, Melissa Waelter vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 146 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 27, Melissa Waelter at Oregon (8/30) TOTAL ATTACKS (3 SETS) 103 at Oregon (8/30) 21, Melissa Waelter vs. Bryant (8/31), at Seattle (9/2) 98 vs. Bryant (8/31) 42, Allie Schumacher vs. Texas Tech (9/7) TOTAL ATTACKS (4 SETS) 146 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 35, Melissa Waelter vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 34, Allie Schumacher vs. South Dakota (9/6) TOTAL ATTACKS (5 SETS) 146 vs. South Dakota (9/7) 29, Melissa Waelter vs. South Dakota (9/6) 35, Lindsay Niemeier vs. South Dakota (9/6) ASSISTS 57 vs. South Dakota (9/6) 34, Lindsay Niemeier vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 49 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 17, Sophie Miller at Seattle (9/2) ASSISTS (3 SETS) 36 at Seattle (9/2) 15, Lindsay Niemeier vs. Bryant (8/31) 33 vs. Bryant (8/31) 34, Lindsay Niemeier vs. Texas Tech (9/7) ASSISTS (4 SETS) 49 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 8, Sophie Miller vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 35, Lindsay Niemeier vs. South Dakota (9/7) ASSISTS (5 SETS) 57 vs. South Dakota (9/6) 18, Sophie Miller vs. South Dakota (9/7) 16, Ryann Ensrud vs. Bryant (8/31) DIGS 60 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 15, 2 players 54 vs. South Dakota (9/6) 16, Ryann Ensrud vs. Bryant (8/31) DIGS (3 SETS) 44 vs. Bryant (8/31) 15, Ryann Ensrud at Oregon (8/30) 39 at Oregon (8/30) 15, Ryann Ensrud vs. Texas Tech (9/7) DIGS (4 SETS) 60 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 15, Melissa Waelter vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 12, Ryann Ensrud vs. South Dakota (9/6) DIGS (5 SETS) 54 vs. South Dakota (9/6) 12, Allie Schumacher vs. South Dakota (9/6) 3, Allison Doerpinghaus vs. South Dakota (9/6) SERVICE ACES 8 vs. South Dakota (9/6) 3, Melissa Waelter vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 6 vs. Bryant (8/31) 7 (0-7), Allison Doerpinghaus vs. Texas Tech (9/7) BLOCKS (BS-BA) 11.0 vs. Texas Tech (9/7) 6 (0-6), 2 players 10.5 at Seattle (9/2) 2013 MATCH-BY-MATCH COMPARISON (EWU/OPP) DATE OPPONENT RESULT K E TA PCT A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE TOT BHE 8/30 at Oregon L, /53 14/15 103/ / /60 1/3 6/11 3/1 39/49 1/2 16/8 2/3 9.0/6.0 0/0 8/31 vs. Ohio L, /37 21/19 79/ / /30 4/6 9/12 6/4 32/36 0/1 17/14 9/1 8.5/8.0 0/0 8/31 vs. Bryant W, /28 18/22 98/ / /24 6/4 4/6 44/38 44/38 1/0 8/3 2/0 5.0/1.5 0/0 9/2 at Seattle W, /40 11/19 81/98.333/ /38 3/3 4/15 3/3 31/27 2/0 17/13 0/4 10.5/6.5 1/0 9/6 at Washington State L, /46 15/8 75/82.200/ /37 3/2 10/9 2/3 25/29 0/2 6/12 1/2 3.0/8.0 1/0 9/6 vs. South Dakota L, /53 32/27 146/ / /45 8/8 14/7 8/8 54/45 0/2 18/20 5/5 9.0/12.0 0/2 9/7 vs. Texas Tech W, /53 14/30 146/ / /51 5/5 6/5 5/5 60/68 0/2 22/12 0/2 11.0/8.0 2/0 9/11 at San Jose State 9/13 vs. UC Santa Barbara 9/14 at San Diego 9/14 vs. USC 9/19 Sacramento State 9/23 at Portland State 9/26 Montana State 9/28 Montana 10/3 at Southern Utah 10/5 at Northern Arizona 10/10 at North Dakota 10/12 at Northern Colorado 10/17 Weber State 10/19 Idaho State 10/26 at Sacramento State 10/28 Portland State 10/31 at Montana 11/2 at Montana State 11/7 Northern Arizona 11/8 Southern Utah 11/15 Northern Colorado 11/16 North Dakota 11/21 at Idaho State 11/23 at Weber State

8 #1 RYANN ENSRUD DS 5-7 SO.-1L - K 1, SYR (9/7/12) - TA 1, 2x, SYR (9/7/12) 6, TTU (9/7) A 7, USF (8/24/12) 1, 2x, WAZZU (9/6) SA 1, 5x, WAZZU (9/6/13) 16, BRY (8/31) DIG 25, SDSU (9/1/12) - BA - - TB - 1.0, (9/2) PTS 1.0, 4x, (9/2/13) #4 TALIA FERMANTEZ MB 6-1 JR.-2L 7, (9/2) K 18, UND (11/10/12) 16, TTU (9/7) TA 35, UND (11/10/12) 2, BRY (8/31) A 2, BRY (8/31/13) - SA 2, MSU (9/20/12) 2, ORE (8/30) DIG 6, 2x, UND (11/10/12) 1, BRY (8/31) BS 2, 3x, SDSU (9/1/12) 6, OHIO (8/30) BA 7, MSU (10/29/11) 6, OHIO (8/31) TB 9, MSU (10/29/11) 9.5, (9/2) PTS 23.0, UND (11/10/12) #7 STANKA PANIC OH 5-9 JR.-TR 3, ORE (8/30) K 3, ORE (8/30) 7, BRY (8/31) TA 7, BRY (8/31) - A - 1, SDAK (9/6) SA 1, SDAK (9/6) 8, BRY (8/31) DIG 8, BRY (8/31) - BA - - TB - 3.0, ORE (8/30) PTS 3.0, ORE (8/30) #10 MELISSA WAELTER OH 5-10 JR.-TR 14, TTU (9/7) K 14, TTU (9/7) 35, TTU (9/7) TA 35, TTU (9/7) 1, 4x, (9/2) A 1, 4x, (9/2) 3, TTU (9/7) SA 3, TTU (9/7) 15, TTU (9/7) DIG 15, TTU (9/7) 2, 3x, SDAK (9/6) BA 2, 3x, SDAK (9/6) 2, 3x, SDAK (9/6) TB 2, 3x, SDAK (9/6) 17.0, TTU (9/7) PTS 17.0, TTU (9/7) #13 KYLIE CURTIS OH 5-9 FR.-HS 11, TTU (9/7) K 11, TTU (9/7) 25, TTU (9/7) TA 25, TTU (9/7) - A - 1, TTU (9/7) SA 1, TTU (9/7) 6, TTU (9/7) DIG 6, TTU (9/7) 6, TTU (9/7) BA 6, TTU (9/7) 6, TTU (9/7) TB 6, TTU (9/7) 15.0, TTU (9/7) PTS 15.0, TTU (9/7) #21 MARLEY TAYLOR MB 6-1 FR.-HS - K - - TA - - A - - SA - - DIG - - BA - - TB - - PTS - #2 KELSEY JULIAN OH 6-0 JR.-2L 5, (9/2) K 13, SUU (9/27/12) 14, 3x, WAZZU (9/6) TA 38, NAU (9/28/12) 1, SDAK (9/6) A 2, 2x, SUU (11/3/12) - SA 1, 3x, SUU (11/3/12) 2, SDAK (9/6) DIG 8, NAU (11/1/12) - BS 2, WSU (8/27/11) 3, 3x, (9/2) BA 8, NAU (11/3/11) 3, 3x, (9/2) TB 8, 2x, NAU (11/3/11) 6.5, (9/2) PTS 15.0, SUU (9/27/12) #5 LINDSAY NIEMEIER S 5-9 SR.-3L 5, BRY (8/31) K 5, BRY (8/31/13) 8, TTU (9/7) TA 10, USF (8/24/12) 35, SDAK (9/6) A 57, UM (9/17/10) 2, 2x, BRY (8/31) SA 5, UNC (9/30/11) 10, TTU (9/7) DIG 20, IDA (10/5/11) - BS 1, 2x, USF (8/24/12) - BA 5, ISU (9/24/10) - TB 5, ISU (9/24/10) 7.0, BRY (8/31) PTS 7.0, BRY (8/31/13) #8 ALLIE SCHUMACHER OH 6-1 SO.-1L 19, SDAK (9/6) K 35, NAU (11/1/12) 42, TTU (9/7) TA 68, NAU (11/1/12) 1, 2x, TTU (9/7) A 1, 7x, TTU (9/7/13) 1, 3x, TTU (9/7) SA 2, 4x, ISU (11/15/12) 12, SDAK (9/6) DIG 13, ISU (11/15/12) 1, ORE (8/30) BS 1, 5x, ORE (8/30/13) 3, 2x, TTU (9/7) BA 4, MSU (9/20/12) 3, 2x, TTU (9/7) TB 5, MSU (9/20/12) 21.5, SDAK (9/6) PTS 35.0, NAU (11/1/12) #11 SOPHIE MILLER S 5-10 FR.-HS 1, 2x, SDAK (9/6) K 1, 2x, SDAK (9/6) 3, 3x, SDAK (9/6) TA 3, 3x, SDAK (9/6) 18, SDAK (9/6) A 18, SDAK (9/6) 2, BRY (8/31) SA 2, BRY (8/31) 5, 2x, OHIO (8/31) DIG 5, 2x, OHIO (8/31) - BA - - TB - 2.0, BRY (8/31) PTS 2.0, BRY (8/31) #15 EMILY SARFF DS 5-9 JR.-TR - K - - TA - - A - - SA - 1, TTU (9/7) DIG 1, TTU (9/7) - BA - - TB - - PTS - #22 CHLOE WATSON OH 5-8 FR.-HS 1, SDAK (9/6) K 1, SDAK (9/6) 7, 2x, SDAK (9/6) TA 7, 2x, SDAK (9/6) 1, 2x, SDAK (9/6) A 1, 2x, SDAK (9/6) 1, SDAK (9/6) SA 1, SDAK (9/6) 4, SDAK (9/6) DIG 4, SDAK (9/6) 2, OHIO (8/31) BA 2, OHIO (8/31) 2, OHIO (8/31) TB 2, OHIO (8/31) 2.0, SDAK (9/6) PTS 2.0, SDAK (9/6) #3 MILICA NISAVIC S 6-0 JR.-TR - K - TA - A - SA - DIG - BS - BA - TB - PTS #6 ASHLEY WRIGHT MB 6-0 SR.-3L 6, WAZZU (9/6) K 16, NAU (11/3/11) 13, WAZZU (9/6) TA 42, PSU (11/12/11) 1, ORE (8/30) A 51, SDSU (9/1/12) - SA 4, MSU (9/23/11) 1, 3x, (9/2) DIG 13, USF (8/24/12) - BS 2, WEB (11/22/11) 4, ORE (8/30) BA 5, MSU (10/29/10) 4, ORE (8/30) TB 6, MSU (10/29/10) 6.5, WAZZU (9/6) PTS 18.5, MSU (9/23/11) #9 SOFIJA IVANOVIC OH 6-0 JR.-TR - K - - TA - - A - - SA - - DIG - - BA - - TB - - PTS - #12 KELLEN BARFIELD OH 6-4 SO.-1L - K 11, MSU (9/20/12) 1, 2x, WAZZU (9/6) TA 27, SUU (9/27/12) - A 1, 3x, IOWA (9/8/12) - SA 2, 3x, IOWA (9/8/12) - DIG 4, 2x, NAU (11/1/12) - BS 2, GU (9/1/12) - BA 6, UND (10/4/12) - TB 7, UND (10/4/12) - PTS 14.5, MSU (9/20/12) #19 ALLISON DOERPINGHAUS OH 6-4 SO.-1L 7, TTU (9/7) K 8, CSUS (10/22/12) 13, TTU (9/7) TA 16, WEB (11/17/12) - A 1, 3x, CSUS (10/22/12) 3, SDAK (9/6) SA 3, SDAK (9/6/13) 2, 4x, TTU (9/7) DIG 3, CSUS (10/22/12) 2, (9/2) BS 2, 2x, (9/2/13) 7, TTU (9/7) BA 10, CSUS (10/22/12) 7, TTU (9/7) TB 10, CSUS (10/22/12) 10.5, TTU (9/7) PTS 14.0, CSUS (10/22/12)

9 2013 Eastern Washington Volleyball Eastern Washington Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 08, 2013) All matches RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE 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 8 SCHUMACHER, Allie WAELTER, Melissa JULIAN, Kelsey FERMANTEZ, Talia DOERPINGHAUS, Allis CURTIS, Kylie WRIGHT, Ashley NIEMEIER, Lindsay PANIC, Stanka WATSON, Chloe MILLER, Sophie BARFIELD, Kellen ENSRUD, Ryann SARFF, Emily #TM EASTERN WASHINGT Opponents Team Statistics EWU OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Attempts Serve Pct Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo 4 9 Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors 4 2 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 3/580 Neutral site #/Avg 4/105 Current win streak 1 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. Aug 30 at #8 Oregon L ,14-25, Aug 31 vs Ohio L ,20-25, Aug 31 vs Bryant W ,25-14, Sep 02 at Seattle University W ,25-22, #Sep 06 at Washington State L ,11-25, #Sep 06 vs South Dakota L ,24-26,25-23,25-18, #Sep 07 vs Texas Tech W ,25-22,23-25, Record in 3-set matches: 2-3 Record in 4-set matches: 1-0 Record in 5-set matches: 0-1

10 2013 Eastern Washington Volleyball Eastern Washington Category Leaders (as of Sep 08, 2013) All matches # ATTACK (by K) S K K/S E TA Pct 8 SCHUMACHER, Allie WAELTER, Melissa FERMANTEZ, Talia DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso JULIAN, Kelsey WRIGHT, Ashley CURTIS, Kylie NIEMEIER, Lindsay PANIC, Stanka MILLER, Sophie WATSON, Chloe BARFIELD, Kellen # SET (by A) S A A/S TA Pct 5 NIEMEIER, Lindsay MILLER, Sophie ENSRUD, Ryann WAELTER, Melissa FERMANTEZ, Talia WATSON, Chloe SCHUMACHER, Allie JULIAN, Kelsey WRIGHT, Ashley DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso PANIC, Stanka CURTIS, Kylie # BLOCK (by Total) S BS BA Total Blk/S 19 DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso FERMANTEZ, Talia JULIAN, Kelsey SCHUMACHER, Allie WRIGHT, Ashley CURTIS, Kylie WAELTER, Melissa WATSON, Chloe MILLER, Sophie NIEMEIER, Lindsay BARFIELD, Kellen # POINTS (by Points) S Points Points/S 10 WAELTER, Melissa SCHUMACHER, Allie DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso FERMANTEZ, Talia JULIAN, Kelsey WRIGHT, Ashley CURTIS, Kylie NIEMEIER, Lindsay PANIC, Stanka MILLER, Sophie WATSON, Chloe BARFIELD, Kellen # KILL (by K) S K K/S 8 SCHUMACHER, Allie WAELTER, Melissa FERMANTEZ, Talia DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso JULIAN, Kelsey WRIGHT, Ashley CURTIS, Kylie NIEMEIER, Lindsay PANIC, Stanka MILLER, Sophie WATSON, Chloe BARFIELD, Kellen # SERVE (by SA) S SA SE SA/S TA Pct 10 WAELTER, Melissa NIEMEIER, Lindsay DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso MILLER, Sophie SCHUMACHER, Allie ENSRUD, Ryann CURTIS, Kylie PANIC, Stanka WATSON, Chloe SARFF, Emily BARFIELD, Kellen JULIAN, Kelsey WRIGHT, Ashley # DEFENSE (by Dig) S Dig Dig/S BHE 1 ENSRUD, Ryann WAELTER, Melissa NIEMEIER, Lindsay SCHUMACHER, Allie MILLER, Sophie PANIC, Stanka CURTIS, Kylie DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso WATSON, Chloe FERMANTEZ, Talia WRIGHT, Ashley JULIAN, Kelsey SARFF, Emily BARFIELD, Kellen # RECEPT (by TA) S RE RE/S TA Pct 1 ENSRUD, Ryann WAELTER, Melissa SCHUMACHER, Allie PANIC, Stanka WATSON, Chloe CURTIS, Kylie DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso JULIAN, Kelsey FERMANTEZ, Talia SARFF, Emily WRIGHT, Ashley BARFIELD, Kellen

11 Volleyball Box Score 2013 Eastern Washington Volleyball Eastern Washington vs Washington State (Sep 06, 2013 at Pullman, Wash.) Attack Serve Block ## Eastern Washington S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 4 FERMANTEZ, Talia WRIGHT, Ashley SCHUMACHER, Allie WAELTER, Melissa MILLER, Sophie DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso ENSRUD, Ryann JULIAN, Kelsey NIEMEIER, Lindsay PANIC, Stanka BARFIELD, Kellen CURTIS, Kylie WATSON, Chloe Totals Team Attack By Set Set K E TA Pct Sideout Pct % % % SET SCORES Eastern Washington (0) Washington State (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 3.0 Team Records: Attack Serve Block ## Washington State S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 5 Harris, Jaicee Allen, Emmy Glab, Marcelina Irwin, Camryn Hardaway, Ver'Leea Holt, Kyra Lum, Shawna Sommer, Kate Logan, Stephanie Bettinson, Chelsey MacDonald, Haley Stephens, Tani Totals Team Attack By Set Set K E TA Pct Sideout Pct % % % Site: Pullman, Wash. (Bohler Gym) Date: Sep 06, 2013 Attend: 562 Time: 1:07 Referees: Rusty Wellman, Tom Given TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Total Tie scores Lead changes

12 Volleyball Box Score 2013 Eastern Washington Volleyball Eastern Washington vs South Dakota (Sep 06, 2013 at Pullman, Wash.) Attack Serve Block ## Eastern Washington S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 JULIAN, Kelsey FERMANTEZ, Talia NIEMEIER, Lindsay SCHUMACHER, Allie WAELTER, Melissa DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso ENSRUD, Ryann WRIGHT, Ashley PANIC, Stanka MILLER, Sophie CURTIS, Kylie WATSON, Chloe Totals Team Attack By Set Set K E TA Pct Sideout Pct % % % % % TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 9.0 SET SCORES Eastern Washington (2) South Dakota (3) Team Records: Attack Serve Block ## South Dakota S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 Natalie Walseth Tori Kroll Kendall Kritenbrink Kelsey Biltoft Kaitlyn Hastings Sydney Dimke Melissa Firtko Audrey Reeg Amber Aschoff Totals Team Attack By Set Set K E TA Pct Sideout Pct % % % % % Site: Pullman, Wash. (Bohler Gym) Date: Sep 06, 2013 Attend: 317 Time: 1:56 Referees: Tom Given, Eric Asami G1, 22-24, Eastern TYC, team delay TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Total Tie scores Lead changes

13 Volleyball Box Score 2013 Eastern Washington Volleyball Texas Tech vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013 at Pullman, Wash) Attack Serve Block ## Texas Tech S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 Foust, Carlie Ruetter, Emily Sorrells, Ellen Piper, Aubree Stacy, Meghan Mills, Mikia Ensch, Courtney Hragyil, Nicole Ford, Whitney Brummitt, Rachel Daffer, Katie Podraza, Sam Totals Team Attack By Set Set K E TA Pct Sideout Pct % % % % SET SCORES Texas Tech (1) Eastern Washington (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 Team Records: Attack Serve Block ## Eastern Washington S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 4 FERMANTEZ, Talia NIEMEIER, Lindsay SCHUMACHER, Allie WAELTER, Melissa CURTIS, Kylie DOERPINGHAUS, Alliso ENSRUD, Ryann WRIGHT, Ashley PANIC, Stanka MILLER, Sophie SARFF, Emily Totals Team Attack By Set Set K E TA Pct Sideout Pct % % % % Site: Pullman, Wash (Bohler Gym) Date: Sep 07, 2013 Attend: 104 Time: 1:40 Referees: Eric Asami, Maile Jewkes Total Tie scores Lead changes TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 11.0

14 Big Sky 0-0 AVCA NR VBM NR Match Week #3 Sept. 11 at San Jose State San Jose, Calif. EASTERN WASHINGTON BROADCAST NOTES RYANN ENSRUD Head Coach: Wade Benson (Eighth Season) KELSEY JULIAN TALIA FERMANTEZ LINDSAY NIEMEIER ASHLEY WRIGHT STANKA PANIC ALLIE SCHUMACHER MELISSA WAELTER SOPHIE MILLER KYLIE CURTIS ALLISON DOERPINGHAUS DS So.-1L Puyallup, Wash. Leads team with 84 digs Ranks 9th in BSC with 3.50 digs per set Notched double-figure digs in 5 of 7 matches Has started all 7 matches this season OH Jr.-2L Kennewick, Wash. 3rd on team with 1.33 kills per set 3rd on team with 12 blocks Hit.417 (5-0-12) at (9/2) Tallied 4 kills, 2 BA s, 2 digs vs. SDAK (9/6) MB Jr.-2L Honululu, Hawaii 2nd on team with 25 blocks Ranks 10th in BSC with 1.04 blocks per set Has recorded at least 4 blocks in 4 matches Hit.400 (7-3-10) and added 5 blocks at (9/2) S Sr.-3L Spokane, Wash. Leads team with 130 assists Ranks 9th in BSC with 0.29 service aces per set Earned all-tournament honors at Cougar Challenge Recorded 34 assists, 10 digs, 4 kills vs. TTU (9/7) MB Sr.-3L Leavenworth, Wash. 6th on team with 20 kills 4th on team with 11 blocks Hit.667 (6-0-9) at WAZZU (9/6) Played 300th career set vs. BRY (8/31) OH Jr.-TR Novi Sad, Serbia 6th on team with 19 digs Hit.333 (3-1-6) at ORE (8/30) Recorded 8 digs vs. BRY (8/31) Tallied 7 digs, 1 service ace vs. SDAK (9/6) OH So.-1L Puyallup, Wash. Named BSC Player of the Week last week Leads team with 65 kills, 4th with 31 digs Notched 19 kills, 12 digs, 3 BA s vs. SDAK (9/6) Had 16 kills, 8 digs, 3 BA s vs. TTU (9/7) OH Jr.-TR Arnsberg, Germany 2nd on team with 63 kills Leads team with 8 service aces, 2nd with 49 digs Recorded 14 kills, 15 digs, 3 service aces vs. TTU (9/7) Earned All-Tournament honors at Oregon Classic S Fr.-HS Federal Way, Wash. 2nd on team with 82 assists, 5th with 21 digs Made 1st career start at WAZZU (9/6) Notched season-high 18 assists vs. SDAK (9/6) Led team with 17 assists at (9/2) OH/DS Fr.-HS Couer d Alene, Idaho Tallied SH 11 kills, 6 digs, 6 BA s vs. TTU (9/7) Hit.440 ( ) vs. TTU (9/7) Recorded 8 kills, 2 digs vs. SDAK (9/6) Made 1st career start vs. TTU (9/7) OH So.-1L Palo Alto, Calif. Leads team with 29 blocks, 4th with 26 kills Ranks 3rd in BSC, 63rd nationally with 1.26 blk/s Has recorded at least 5 blocks in 3 of 7 matches Notched SH 7 kills, 7 blocks vs. TTU (9/7) Assistant Coaches: Darren Buckner, Janelle Allen, Jacob Pruitt