FINAL SERVE 2011 SCHEDULE DUO TABBED TO ALL-TOURNAMENT SQUAD WESTMAN EARNS ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS SEVEN EARN ACADEMIC RECOGNITION

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1 2011 UNLV VOLLEYBALL END-OF-SEASON NOTES Contact: Jeffrey Seals Office: Cell: Record: Home: 5-8 Road: 4-6 Neutral: SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT RESULT Aug. 26 vs. Colorado-1 L, 3-1 Aug. 26 at Northern Colorado-1 L, 3-0 Aug. 27 vs. UC Davis-1 L, 3-0 Sept. 2 vs. Central Arkansas-2 W, 3-0 Sept. 2 vs. Morehead State-2 W, 3-2 Sept. 3 vs. Northwestern State-2 W, 3-2 Sept. 9 vs. Southern Utah-3 W, 3-2 Sept. 10 vs. Eastern Washington-3 W, 3-1 Sept. 10 vs. Cal State Northridge-3 L, 3-2 Sept. 16 vs. Fresno State-4 W, 3-2 Sept. 17 vs. San Francisco-4 L, 3-0 Sept. 17 vs. Baylor-4 L, 3-2 Sept. 21 at Nevada, Reno W, 3-0 Sept. 23 vs. San Diego State* W, 3-0 Sept. 29 vs. #21 Colorado State* L, 3-2 Oct. 1 vs. Wyoming* L, 3-2 Oct. 6 at New Mexico* L, 3-0 Oct. 8 at Texas Christian* W, 3-1 Oct. 13 vs. Boise State* L, 3-2 Oct. 15 vs. Air Force* W, 3-0 Oct. 21 at San Diego State* (The Mtn.) L, 3-1 Oct. 22 at CSU Bakersfield W, 3-2 Oct. 27 at Wyoming* L, 3-1 Oct. 29 at #25 Colorado State* L, 3-0 Nov. 3 vs. Texas Christian* L, 3-0 Nov. 5 vs. New Mexico* L, 3-1 Nov. 10 at Air Force* W, 3-1 Nov. 12 at Boise State* L, 3-2 Nov. 18 vs. San Diego State-5 W, 3-0 Nov. 19 vs. TCU-5 W, 3-1 Nov. 20 vs. Colorado State-5 L, 3-0 FINAL SERVE The UNLV Rebels closed out its season with a Cinderalla-like run through the 2011 Mountain West Volleyball Championship. UNLV entered the three-day tournament as the seventh seed and worked its way to the championship match for the second time in program history. The Rebels swept past the second-seeded San Diego State Aztecs in straight sets (3-0) to advance out of the quarterfinal round. The Scarlet and Gray then rallied from a 1-0 deficit to knock off the third-seeded TCU Horned Frogs in the semifinals. Unfortunately, UNLV's magical run came to an end when it lost to the top-seeded Colorado State Rams in the championship match. By virtue of reaching the tournament's finale, UNLV became the lowest seeded team to qualify for the MW Championship since the Utah Utes did so as the fifth seed in Coincidentally, the Rebels were the Utes opponent in that '07 championship match, which saw UNLV win its first and only MW title. DUO TABBED TO ALL-TOURNAMENT SQUAD The UNLV Rebels had two of its own, Candice Thomas and Stephanie Thelen (designated setter) named to the 2011 Mountain West Volleyball Championship All-Tournament Team following the squad's play in the three-day competition. Thomas led the Rebels in hitting efficiency with a.368 average and in kills with 35. She had at least six kills in all three matches and topped out with a career-best 20 vs. TCU (Nov. 19). Besides contributing offensively, Thomas had seven blocks and four digs. Thelen led UNLV in assists (109) and assists per set (10.90). She dished out 19 or more helpers in all three contests and tied her season and career high with 56 against TCU (Nov. 19). She also added 21 digs, nine blocks, seven kills and two aces. WESTMAN EARNS ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS UNLV's Madeline Westman was named to the 2011 Mountain West All-Conference Team, as selected by the league's eight head coaches. 1 = Hampton Inn & Suites Classic (Greeley, Colo.) 2 = Texas Tech Invitational (Lubbock, Texas) 3 = UNLV Invitational 4 = UNLV Classic * = Mountain West Match 5 = Mountain West Tournament 2011 FINAL MOUNTAIN WEST STANDINGS Conference Overall Team W-L (Pct.) W-L (Pct.) Colorado State (RV) 12-2 (.857) 24-6 (.800) San Diego State 10-4 (.714) (.643) TCU 9-5 (.643) 25-7 (.781) Wyoming 9-5 (.643) (.656) Boise State 6-8 (.429) (.533) New Mexico 6-8 (.429) (.481) UNLV 4-10 (.296) (.452) Air Force 0-14 (.000) 3-27 (.100) Westman led the Rebels in hitting (.323), total blocks (62) and assisted blocks (50) in conference play. She finished second on the squad in kills (135) and solo blocks (12). In 14 league matches, she threw down at least five kills 13 times and hit.250 or better in 12 outings. For the year, she led the team in all three blocking categories and hitting efficiency (.300) this season. SEVEN EARN ACADEMIC RECOGNITION The UNLV volleyball program had seven student-athletes named to the 2011 Fall Academic All- Mountain West Conference Team, including two repeat selections, the league announced. The Rebels on the list included Allison Davies (3.94, undeclared), Sekola Falemaka (3.06, undeclared), Daryn Glenn (3.46, undeclared), Taylor Richard (3.26, criminal justice), Stephanie Thelen (3.09, undeclared), Madeline Westman (3.90, communication studies) and Layne Wilson (3.70, hospitality management). Davies, Glenn, Richard, Thelen and Wilson are first-time honorees, while Falemaka and Westman were recognized last year, as well. To be eligible for selection, student-athletes must have completed at least one academic term at the member institution while maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or better, and be a starter or significant contributor on their athletic team. RECORD BOOK RAMBLINGS The UNLV Rebels have had five players either alter the program's record book this season. Madeline Westman -Career: Ranks fifth in total blocks (257); sixth in hitting efficiency (.268) and assisted blocks (219) ; and seventh in solo blocks (39). -Season: blocks - third (107 in 2011) and seventh (123 in 2010); assisted blocks - fourth (112 in '11) and fifth (107 in '10); solo blocks - eighth (22 in '11); and hitting efficiency - eighth (.290 in '11).

2 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location Las Vegas, Nev. Founded Enrollment ,000 Colors Scarlet & Gray Nickname Rebels Conference Mountain West Affiliation NCAA Division I President Dr. Neal Smatresk Athletics Director Jim Livengood SWA Lisa Kelleher VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION Head Coach Cindy Fredrick Alma Mater Augustana College, '74 Record at UNLV , First Year Career Div. I Record , 24th Year Career (Overall) , 25th Year Assistant Coach Mashallah Farokhmanesh Alma Mater Western Illinois, '79 Assistant Coach Nels Rydberg Alma Mater Cal Poly, '93 Office Phone Facility Cox Pavilion (2,452) TEAM INFORMATION 2010 Record MWC Record MWC Finish T-7th Postseason N/A Final Ranking N/A Starters Returning/Lost /3 (includes libero) Letterwinners Returning/Lost /5 Newcomers (includes one redshirt) MEDIA RELATIONS Volleyball Contact Jeffrey Seals jeff.seals@unlv.edu Office Phone Cell Phone Office Fax Press Row Phone Internet Address NUMERICAL ROSTER ## Name Pos Ht Yr-Exp Hometown / Last School 01 Taylor Richard OH 5-10 SO-TR Las Vegas, Nev./Western Michigan 02 Allison Davies L/DS 5-4 FR-HS Eugene, Ore./Sheldon HS 03 Nikki Schneider OH 5-9 JR-TR Truckee, Calif./Kishwaukee College 04 Candice Thomas MB/OH 5-10 SO-1L Fort Worth, Texas/North Crowley HS 05 Elisa Brochado OH 5-10 JR-TR Belo Horizonte, Brazil/Southern Idaho 06 Amanda Alles S/OH 5-9 SR-3L Somerville, N.J./Hunterdon Central HS 07 Tori Lounsbery L/DS 5-6 SO-TR Las Vegas, Nev./Black Hills State 08 Layne Wilson L/DS 5-5 FR-RS Oregon City, Ore./Oregon City HS 09 Makenzie Moea i OH 6-0 SO-1L American Fork, Utah/American Fork HS 10 Nicole Buzo OH 5-10 FR-HS Lodi, Calif./Tokay HS 11 Katlin Winters MB 6-3 SO-1L St. Clair Shores, Mich./South Lake HS 12 Kendra Glendenning S 5-7 JR-1L Clovis, Calif./Mesa State 13 Daryn Glenn OH 6-0 FR-HS Corona, Calif./Roosevelt HS 15 Madeline Westman MB/OH 6-3 SO-1L Wauconda, Ill./Wauconda HS 21 Sekola Falemaka OH 5-8 SO-1L Grantsville, Utah/Judge Memorial Catholic 25 Stephanie Thelen S/OH 5-11 SO-1L Atlanta, Ga./Milton HS ALPHABETICAL ## Name 06 Alles, Amanda 05 Brochado, Elisa 10 Buzzo, Nicole 02 Davies, Allison 21 Falemaka, Sekola 12 Glendenning, Kendra 13 Glenn, Daryn 07 Lounsbery, Tori 09 Moea i, Makenzie 01 Richard, Taylor 03 Schneider, Nikki 25 Thelen, Stephanie 04 Thomas, Candice 15 Westman, Madeline 08 Wilson, Layne 11 Winters, Katlin BY CLASS Seniors Amanda Alles Juniors Elisa Brochado Kendra Glendenning Nikki Schneider Sophomores Sekola Falemaka Tori Lounsbery Makenzie Moea'i Taylor Richard Stephanie Thelen Candice Thomas Madeline Westman Freshmen Allison Davies Nicole Buzzo Daryn Glenn Layne Wilson Katlin Winters BY POSITION Libero/Defensive Specialist Allison Davies Tori Lounsbery Layne Wilson Middle Blocker Candice Thomas Madeline Westman Katlin Winters Outside Hitter Elisa Brochado Nicole Buzo Sekola Falemaka Daryn Glenn Makenzie Moea i Taylor Richard Nikki Schneider Setter Amanda Alles Stephanie Thelen Kendra Glendenning PRONUNCIATIONS Amanda Alles Alice Elisa Brochado bro-chah-doh Nicole Buzo boo-zoh Sekola Falemaka se-COLA fah-lay-mah-kuh Makenzie Moea'i mo-E-AH-E Stephanie Thelen THEE-lin Katlin Winters KATE-lin Nels Rydberg rid-berg Mashallah Farokhmanesh......ma-shah-lah fah-roak-mah-nesh SIMPLY REB! NOTE TO THE MEDIA: Please remember that UNLV (acronym on all references) is home to the REBEL volleyball team. Only the men s basketball team at UNLV is nicknamed the RUNNIN REBELS. While, the women s basketball and women s tennis teams are the only ones nicknamed the LADY REBELS. Interested in supporting UNLV Women s Sports Programs? Get involved with the UNLV Women of Excellence Athletic Fund. Through your involvement and contribution you help to serve as mentors and role models, assist in program enhancement and boost community awareness for our UNLV women s athletic programs. To contribute, call or for more information log on to our website:

3 AVCA DIVISION I COACHES FINAL TOP 25 POLL (as of Dec. 20, 2011) ## School (1st votes) 2011 Rec. Last 01 UCLA (60) Illinois USC Texas Hawai i Pepperdine Florida State Iowa State Penn State Purdue Florida Nebraska Kentucky Stanford Minnesota California Washington Northern Iowa Tennessee T20 Michigan T20 San Diego Kansas State NR 23 Ohio State NR 24 Oregon Colorado State 24-6 NR Receiving Votes (25 or more): Miami (FL), Long Beach State, North Carolina, Dayton. Bold indicates 2011 UNLV Rebel opponents MWC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Date Player Pos. School Aug. 29 Andrea Hannasch MB SDSU Sept. 5 Megan Plourde MB CSU Sept. 12 Kristen Hester MB TCU Sept. 19 Megan Munce S TCU Sept. 26 Stephanie Thelen S UNLV Oct. 3 Katelyn Steffan OH CSU Ashley Rhoades MB UNM Oct. 10 Raegan Shelton OH SDSU Jodi Purdy OH UW Oct. 17 Katelyn Steffan OH CSU Oct. 24 Jordan Raines OH TCU Oct. 31 Brieon Paige MB CSU Nov. 7 Paije Pearson OH SDSU Nov. 14 Jodi Purdy OH UW Candice Thomas -Career: Ranks sixth in solo blocks (45). -Season: Ranks seventh (23 in '11) and eighth (22 in '10) in solo blocks. Stephanie Thelen -Career: Ranks sixth in assists (1,263). -Season: Ranks sixth in assists (1,153 in '11). Amanda Alles -Career: Ranks seventh in assists (1,052). Allison Davies -Single-Season: Ranks seventh in digs (398 in '11). THEY WENT THE DISTANCE The UNLV Rebels played a total of 31 matches in 2011 with 11 going to five sets. The 11 five-setters were a program high and surpassed the previous mark (eight) set three times (2003, '05 and '10). UNLV owned a 5-6 mark in marathon matches and started the year off 3-0 before it dropped six of its last eight. The Rebels reeled off wins against Morehead State (Sept. 2), Northwestern State (Sept. 3) and Southern Utah (Sept. 9) early in the season. They lost their first five-setter to Cal State Northridge (Sept. 10) before they regrouped with a win over Fresno State (Sept. 16). After that match, the squad lost four straight before they rebounded with a come-from-behind win at CSU Bakersfield (Oct. 23) to even its record at 5-5 on the year. Unfortunately, they lost their five-setter on the road to Boise State in the regular-season finale. WINNING THE FIRST SET The UNLV Rebels owned a record of 11-3 when they've jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead after they claimed the first set of a match. The team's only losses came to Cal State Northridge (Sept. 10), San Diego State (Oct. 21) and Boise State (Nov. 12). Unfortunately, the team did not fare so well when they lost the first set. In that department, the team was 3-14 with the wins coming against Morehead State (Sept. 2), Eastern Washington (Sept. 10) and TCU (Nov. 19). WINNING THE FIRST TWO SETS The UNLV Rebels owned a record of 8-0 when they took a 2-0 lead in a match, but on the flip side, they were winless (0-9) when their opponent won the first two sets. If the match was tied at 1-all, UNLV's record was 6-7. WINNING THE TWO OF THE FIRST THREE SETS The UNLV Rebels owned a record of 8-1 when they took a 2-1 lead in a match. The lone loss was to Wyoming (Oct. 1). On the other hand, the team was 1-10 when they fell behind 2-1. The only win came at CSU Bakersfield (Oct. 22). SPREADING AROUND THE KILLS The UNLV Rebels amassed 1,492 kills on 2011 with four players tallying 200 or more. Makenzie Moea'i led all attackers with 330 kills for a team-best 2.92 kills per set. Madeline Westman, who owned a team-best.290 hitting efficiency, had 286 kills, which ranked second. Candice Thomas and Daryn Glenn rounded out the quartet with 236 and 232 kills apiece, respectively. SETTING AROUND The UNLV Rebels amassed 1,393 assists in Stephanie Thelen led all players with 1,153 of the team's assists. Thelen owned a 9.37 assists per-set average. THROWING DOWN ACES The UNLV Rebels amassed 129 aces in 2011 with six players tallying 13 or more. Daryn Glenn led all servers with 30 aces. Stephanie Thelen was second with 21, while Madeline Westman had 18. Taylor Richard (17), Allison Davies (17) and Sekola Falemaka (13) round out the six-pack. SPREADING AROUND THE KILLS The UNLV Rebels amassed 1,492 kills on 2011 with four players tallying 200 or more. Makenzie Moea'i led all attackers with 330 kills for a team-best 2.92 kills per set. Madeline Westman, who owned a team-best.290 hitting efficiency, had 286 kills, which ranked second. Candice Thomas and Daryn

4 UNLV s 2011 RECORD WHEN... Overall Mountain West Non-Conference Home Away Neutral vs. Ranked s Longest Winning Streak Longest MW Winning Streak Longest Losing Streak Longest MW Losing Streak In 3-Game Matches In 4-Game Matches In 5-Game Matches In Game One In Game Two In Game Three In Game Four In Game Five When Up When Down When Up When Tied When Down When Up When Down When Tied On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In August In September In October In November vs. Big 12 (Baylor) vs. Big West (CS Northridge, UC Davis)..0-2 vs. Big Sky (E. Washington, N. Colorado).1-1 vs. Ohio Valley (Morehead St.) vs. Pac-12 (Colorado) vs. Southland (Central Ark., NW State) vs. Summit League (Southern Utah) vs. WAC (Fresno State, Nevada, Reno) vs. WCC (San Francisco) vs. Independent (CS Bakersfield) Glenn rounded out the quartet with 236 and 232 kills apiece, respectively. SETTING AROUND The UNLV Rebels amassed 1,393 assists in Stephanie Thelen led all players with 1,153 of the team's assists. Thelen owned a 9.37 assists per-set average. THROWING DOWN ACES The UNLV Rebels amassed 129 aces in 2011 with six players tallying 13 or more. Daryn Glenn led all servers with 30 aces. Stephanie Thelen was second with 21, while Madeline Westman had 18. Taylor Richard (17), Allison Davies (17) and Sekola Falemaka (13) round out the six-pack. DIGGING THEM OUT The UNLV Rebels amassed 1,757 digs in 2011 with five players tallying 200 or more. Allison Davies led all defenders with 398 digs for a team-best 3.37 digs per set. Daryn Glenn was second with 260, while Stephanie Thelen and Taylor Richard finished closely to each other with 245 and 240 aces, respectively. Sekola Falemaka rounded out the quintet with 207 digs of her own. BLOCKING THEM OUT The UNLV Rebels amassed 74 solo blocks and 406 assisted blocks in 2011 with five players tallying 40 or more. Madeline Westman and Candice Thomas were first and second, respectively in blocks. Westman led the team in total blocks (134) and assisted blocks (112), while Thomas was tops in solo blocks (23). The former contributed 22 of the solo variety, while the latter had 110 in all and 87 assisted stuffs. Stephanie Thelen finished third overall with 81 total blocks (five solo), while Daryn Glenn (54) and Makenzie Moea'i (44) rounded out the quintet. FREDRICK COACHED HER 800TH UNLV head coach Cindy Fredrick coached her 800th-career match on Oct. 22 against CSU Bakersfield. Fredrick, who completed her 26th season as a head coach, has led five programs at either the NCAA Division I or II level and has been named a conference coach of the year twice and a region coach of the year once. With the conclusion of the 2011 season, she has coached a total of 809 games. Fredrick spent the majority of her time at Washington State University ( ) where she coached 470 matches in 15 years. She began her head coaching career at Weber State University ( ) before moving on to coach Washington State. She then had two stops in the Hawkeye State with four years ( ) at the University of Iowa and one (2010) at Luther College. She coached a total of 308 matches at Weber State, Iowa and Luther. MAK ATTACK Makenzie Moea'i played in a total of 29 matches and 113 sets, and led the Rebels in kills (330) and kills per set (2.92) in Moea'i owned a.214 hitting efficiency. She contributed 96 digs, 44 blocks (nine solo), nine assists and one ace. She threw down five or more kills in 26 matches this season and reached double digits 17 times. She connected on 20 or more kills twice with a season- and career-high 21 kills coming in a road contest at Boise State (Nov. 12). For her career, she has notched five or more kills in a match 44 times and hit double figures on 23 occasions. She has hit better than.300 in a match with a minimum of five kills 12 times in her career. Eight of those 12 came in She hit a season-high.500 ( ) vs. Air Force (Oct. 15). On the defensive side of the net, she had six matches with five or more digs. She topped out with a season-high nine in a neutral contest against UC Davis (Aug. 27). The nine digs against the Aggies tied her career best, as well. For her career, she has tallied five or more digs in a match nine times. She was named to both of the UNLV Invitational's (Sept. 9-10) and UNLV Classic's (Sept ) All- Tournament Teams. In the Invitational, she had a total of 43 kills and at least 10 in each match. She also added nine blocks (four solo) and eight digs. A week later, in the Classic, she upped her effort with 49 total kills and no less than 14 in each contest. She chipped in eight digs and seven blocks, as well. She began the year with only 21 kills and hitting.090 through the first four matches, but turned things after the Central Arkansas (Sept. 2) match. In the 17 matches that followed she hit.226 and led the team in kills (309) and kills per set (3.03). In Mountain West action, she led the team in kills (149) and kills per set (2.98). She recorded at least eight kills in 12 of the matches. Eight of those 12 matches witnessed her throw down double figures in kills. She notched her career-high 21 kills at Boise State (Nov. 12). Her best hitting efficiency (.500)

5 of the year came against Air Force (Oct. 15), which saw her throw down 12 kills on 24 attempts without committing an error. WILD, WILD WEST Madeline Westman picked up in 2011 where she left off in As a freshman, Westman led the Rebels in total blocks (123) and assisted blocks (107). She one-upped herself this season with 134 total blocks, 112 assisted blocks and 22 solo blocks. The combination of her freshman and sophomore statistics put her in UNLV's career charts, while each individual campaign has been chronicled in the single-season annals of the program's history. In the career books, Westman ranks fifth in total blocks (257), sixth in assisted blocks (219) and seventh in solo putbacks (39). Besides the blocking categories, she is sixth overall in hitting efficiency (.268). In the single-season charts, she is third (2011: 134) and seventh (2010: 123) in total blocks, fourth (2011: 112) and fifth (2010: 107) in assisted blocks and eighth (2011: 22) in solo blocks. Her 2011 hitting efficiency (.290) was the eighth best in program history. In 2011, she led the team in hitting efficiency (.290), assisted blocks (112) and total blocks (134), and ranked second in kills (286), kills per set (2.33). She threw down five or more kills in 25 matches this season and reached double digits 14 times. She connected on a season- and career-high 19 kills vs. Cal State Northridge (Sept. 10). For her career, she has notched five or more kills in a match 49 times and hit double figures on 27 occasions. She has hit better than.300 in a match with a minimum of five kills 28 times in her career. Fifteen of those 28 came in She hit a seasonand career-high.588 in a neutral contest against Central Arkansas (Sept. 2). On the defensive side of the net, she had 14 matches with five or more blocks, which combined with her freshman tally of 14, gives her 28 for her career. She topped out with a season high of eight blocks in three matches this season. Her career best was set as a freshman with nine stuffs against Rutgers (Sept. 28, 2010). She was named to the 2011 Mountain West All- Conference Team after she led the Rebels in hitting (.323), total blocks (62) and assisted blocks (50) in conference play. She finished second on the squad in kills (135) and solo blocks (12). In 14 league matches, she threw down at least five kills 13 times and hit.250 or better in 12 outings. She was named to both the Texas Tech Invitational's (Sept. 2-3) and UNLV Invitational's (Sept. 9-10) All-Tournament Teams. At Texas Tech, she helped the Rebels to a perfect 3-0 record behind a teambest 15 blocks (two solo). She had at least 10 kills in all three matches, 34 in all, and hit.435. She blocked a minimum of three attacks in each contest and topped out at seven (two solo) vs. Northwestern State (Sept. 3). At the UNLV Invitational, she led the team in kills (44), kills per set (3.13) and hitting (.375). She had at least 12 kills in each match and topped out at 19 vs. Cal State Northridge (Sept. 10). She had a total of nine blocks (four solo) and a minimum of two in each contest. JUST PEACHY Stephanie Thelen played in a total of 31 matches and 123 sets, and led the Rebels in both assists (1,153) and assists per set (9.37) in Thelen owned a.235 hitting efficiency and contributed 245 digs, 86 kills, 81 blocks (five solo) and 21 aces. She was named to the 2011 Mountain West Volleyball Championship All-Tournament Team along with teammate Candice Thomas. She led UNLV in assists (109) and assists per set (10.90). She dished out 19 or more helpers in all three contests and tied her season and career high with 56 against TCU (Nov. 19). She also added 21 digs, nine blocks, seven kills and two aces. During the regular season, she was tabbed the Mountain West Player of the Week on Sept. 26, after helping UNLV to a perfect 2-0 record with wins over Nevada, Reno (Sept. 21) and San Diego State (Sept. 23). She had 61 assists, 11 digs, 10 blocks, seven kills and two aces on the week. She had 10 double-doubles on the year: Morehead State (53 assists/11 digs), Northwestern State (44/12), Cal State Northridge (53/15), San Francisco (24/10), Colorado State (42/11), Wyoming (37/15), Boise State (52/12), Wyoming (34/10), Air Force (45/11) and Boise State (56/18). She registered at least 10 assists or more in 30 matches this season and reached the 50-assist mark eight times. In all, she has 35 career total matches with double figures in assists. She notched a season- and career-high 56 assists on two occasions: at Boise State (Nov. 12) and vs. TCU (Nov. 19). For her career, she has notched a minimum of five digs in 24 matches and reached double digits 10 times. Each of those marks occurred in the 2011 campaign, including a season- and career-high 18 at Boise State (Nov. 12). She had five matches where she threw down five or more kills. She topped out with a season- and career-high nine vs. Wyoming (Oct. 1). Coincidentally, those nine kills were one shy of allowing her to register her first triple-double of her career. She was named to the UNLV Classic's All- Tournament Team (Sept ). She had 121 assists, 23 digs, 11 kills, seven blocks and one ace. She had at least 24 assists, two kills and two blocks in each match with highs of 50 assists, six kills and three blocks vs. Baylor (Sept. 17). In Mountain West action, she led the team in assists (524) and aces (11), and was second in hitting efficiency (.308). She had at least 28 assists in 13 of the 14 league matches and 35 or more helpers in eight of them. She had two conference matches where she hit a season- and career-high.500: San Diego State (Sept. 23) and Air Force (Oct. 15). In a match at Boise State (Nov. 12), she had seasonand career-highs in assists (56) and digs (18). JUST DARYN THE DEFENSES Daryn Glenn played in a total of 31 matches and 118 sets, and led the team in aces (30). Glenn finished second in digs (260) and assists (62), and ranked highly in kills (232) and blocks (54). She had five double-doubles on the year: Northwestern State (11 kills/10 digs), Cal State Northridge (12/20), San Diego State (10/12), TCU (11/15) and Boise State (10/12). She threw down five or more kills in 25 matches this season and reached double digits 10 times. She connected on 20 or more once with a season- and career-high 21 kills vs. Colorado State (Sept. 29). She has hit better than.300 in a match with a minimum of five kills three times in her career. She hit a season- and career-high.400 ( ) at TCU (Oct. 8). At the service line, she aced at least one serve in 18 matches. She had a minimum of two aces in seven contests, including four on two occasions: Northwestern State (Sept. 3) and Baylor (Sept. 17). On the defensive side of the net, she had 24 matches with five or more digs and reached double digits 11 times. She topped out with a season- and careerhigh 20 vs. Cal State Northridge (Sept. 10). At the net, she had one match where she had five blocks, Morehead State (Sept. 2). In Mountain West action, she played in 14 matches. She had at least five kills in 11 of the contests with her season-high 21 against Colorado State (Sept. 29) in the mix. She had a minimum of five digs in 10 of the outings. Six of which went for double digits. ROLLING THE DICE Candice Thomas performed well as a freshman at UNLV, but upped her level of play in In 2010, she led the team in hitting efficiency (.242) and solo blocks (22), which were the seventh most by a Rebel in a single season. For the second consecutive year, she led the Rebels in solo blocks (23). She was second in total blocks (110) and assisted blocks (87) this past seasons. Thomas has written her name into UNLV's career and single-season record books for solo blocks. In the career chart, she ranks sixth (45). In the yearby-year edition, she is both seventh (23 in 2011) and eighth (22 in 2010).

6 She threw down five or more kills in 25 matches and reached double digits six times. She connected on a season- and career-high 20 kills vs. TCU (Nov. 19). For her career, she has notched five or more kills in a match 50 times and hit double figures on 14 occasions. She has hit better than.300 in a match with a minimum of five kills 18 times in her career. She hit a season-high.500 (8-2-12) at Nevada, Reno (Sept. 21). On the defensive side of the net, she had 10 matches with five or more blocks, which combined with her freshman tally of 10, gives her 20 for her career. Had a season- and career-best eight blocks (three solo) vs. Boise State (Oct. 13). In Mountain West action, she played in 14 matches. She hat at least five kills in 11 of the contests, including 13 vs. Boise State (Oct. 13). She led the team in solo blocks with 13 with 58 total and 45 assisted blocks. SEE-KO-LAAAAAAH Sekola Falemaka played in a total of 26 matches and 87 sets. Falemaka ranked highly in digs (207) and kills (172), while she also contributed 31 assists, 23 blocks (five solo) and 13 aces. She notched five double-doubles this season and owns six for her career. Her double-doubles this season came against: Southern Utah (11 kills/11 digs), Eastern Washington (14/16), San Diego State (13/13), TCU (11/18) and CSU Bakersfield (10/11). She threw down five or more kills in 16 matches this season and reached double digits eight times. She connected on a season- and career-high 16 kills vs. TCU (Nov. 19). For her career, she has notched five or more kills in a match 24 times and hit double figures on 10 occasions. For her career, she has notched a minimum of five digs in 28 matches and reached double digits 14 times. On the defensive side of the net, she had 16 matches with five or more digs. Ten of those 16 matches went for double digits. She topped out with a season-high 18 vs. TCU (Nov. 19). For her career, she has tallied five or more digs 28 times and double figures on 14 occasions. In Mountain West action, she played in 14 matches. She had at least five kills and nine digs in seven of those 14 matches. She also had 105 digs, 83 kills, 23 assists, 14 blocks (one solo) and seven aces. DIGGING IT Allison Davies played in a total of 31 matches and 118 sets. Davies led the Rebels in digs (398), which rank as the seventh most in UNLV's singleseason history. She had 26 matches with five or more digs and 21 that registered in double digits. She reached the 20-dig mark five times and topped out at 26 at San Diego State (Oct. 21). She began the season with 33 digs in seven outings before she tallied 365 the remainder of the year. Besides her dig figures, she also added 33 assists, 17 aces and three kills. TRIO SIGN WITH REBELS The UNLV volleyball program has received signed national letters of intent from Kinsey Caldwell, Ceannia Kincade and Bree Hammel to enroll at the university and play for the Rebels starting in the fall of 2012, head coach Cindy Fredrick announced. Caldwell, a setter and native of Waverly, Iowa - Fredrick's hometown, will graduate from Waverly- Shell Rock High School in She lettered all four years in volleyball for the Go-Hawks. On the court, she led her squad to four consecutive Northeast Iowa Conference titles, two state championships (2009 and '11) and one state semifinalist finish (2010). The Go-Hawks owned a combined record in the four years that Caldwell played for the team. She was selected in some capacity to the all-state team all four years: first team in 2009 and '11, second team in '10 and honorable mention in '08. She was named to the allconference first team each season, while she earned 3A All-Tournament honors as a sophomore, junior and senior. She was selected to participate in the Iowa Senior All-Star match and Tri-State All- Star matches. Last summer, she led her club team to a first-place finish at the USA Junior National Tournament in the National Division. This spring she will be playing for Club Iowa Juniors. Kincade, an outside hitter from Baytown, Texas, will graduate from Goose Creek Memorial High School in She lettered all four years in volleyball and once in track for the Patriots. Kincade helped the volleyball team to an area finalist finish and a record in 2011 after a bi-district finalist conclusion to the '09 campaign. She was selected to the Texas Girls Coaches Association's All-State Team and LoneStarVolleyball.com's All- Texas Honorable Mention Team in She was named the 2011 District 19-4A MVP after being chosen to the second team in '10 and honorable mention in '09. She was tabbed VYPE Magazine's 2011 Preseason Fab Five Stars. She was the named the team's offensive player of the year in 2009 and '10 prior to earning MVP recognition as a senior. She owns the school record in kills (1,002) and blocks (89) in a career. On the track, she participated in the triple jump, 400 meters and 4x400- meter relay, and set school records in each event as a sophomore. She will play for the Absolute Volleyball Academy of Texas (AVA) this club season. Hammel, an outside hitter from Las Vegas, will graduate from Bonanza High School in She is a three-sport athlete that has lettered in volleyball, soccer and track & field for the Bengals. On the court, Hammel earned all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior before being named the 4A All-Southwest League's Co-MVP and Sunset Region's MVP. In track & field, she was Bonanza's Field MVP in 2010 and '11, and owns the second-best triple jump in school history ( ). She will play club volleyball with Edge this spring. REBELS ADD A TRANSFER FOR 2012 Siga Appelgate has signed a financial aid agreement and has transferred to UNLV to become a member of the Rebel volleyball program, head coach Cindy Fredrick announced Monday. Appelgate, a 6-1 outside hitter, is transferring to UNLV from the University of the Pacific, where she played volleyball during the 2010 and '11 seasons. At Pacific, Appelgate was a member of teams that won 18 matches each of the past two seasons and combined for a overall record. She participated in 45 matches and a total of 120 sets. In all, she tallied 78 digs, 66 kills, 17 aces, 17 blocks and nine assists playing for the Tigers. In a span of two matches in 2010, she notched career highs in both blocks (four) and kills (13) against Cal State Fullerton and Cal Poly, respectively. This past season, she registered a career-best effort in digs with nine vs. Army. A Las Vegas native and 2010 Green Valley High School graduate, Appelgate led the Gators to the championship match in the 4A State finals behind a team-best 488 kills and 51 aces. Her 488 kills ranked as the most by a player in the state, which helped her to all-state, All-Sunrise and All- Southeast League accolades, as well as, her previously mentioned player of the year selection.

7 CINDY FREDRICK Head Coach First Season At UNLV 25th Season Overall Cindy Fredrick was named the sixth head coach in UNLV volleyball history in December of Fredrick has 24 years of experience coaching on the NCAA Division I level, which includes the 2011 season at UNLV. "We are thrilled to have the opportunity to bring Cindy on as our head volleyball coach," Livengood said. "Having worked with her for many years, I'm sure she will be a great addition to the university community and our athletics department family. She will do a wonderful job advancing our women's volleyball program." Fredrick comes to Las Vegas after spending 2010 coaching at Luther College in Decorah, Iowa with a perfect 33-0 record. She followed that up with a three-year stint as a head coach for the United States Volleyball Association Junior Development team in Eastern Iowa. She broke into the collegiate coaching ranks in 1982 when she was hired as an assistant coach at Iowa. She helped guide the Hawkeyes to two third-place finishes in the Big Ten in 1983 and Fredrick is married to Dr. Mashallah Farokhmanesh, who has been an assistant on her staff throughout her entire career. They have one son, Ali Farokhmanesh, who played basketball for Northern Iowa, including facing UNLV in the NCAA Tournament in She was also the head coach at Weber State ( ), Washington State ( ) and Iowa ( ). Over her career, she has led her squads to 10 NCAA Tournament appearances with the first occurring in 1988 at Weber State, followed by nine more at Washington State that also included a trip to the Sweet 16 and two to the Elite 8. Overall, she owns a 9-10 record in NCAA Tournament competition. She was named the conference coach of the year on two different occasions - first in 1988 after she led Weber State to a Big Sky Conference championship en route to the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance and an overall record of Then, in 1995, she took home Pac-10 Coach of the Year honors. She also earned 1995 AVCA District VIII Coach of the Year recognition, as well. She has notched 20 or more wins seven times - all at Washington State - and also coached three All-Americans (Sarah Silvernail, Keri Killebrew and Stephanie Pake) and two conference player of the years, Silvernail (Pac-10) and Kim Benesh (Big Sky). In 1992, she led Washington State to a perfect 6-0 record for the National Invitational Volleyball Championship in Kansas City, Mo. All six victories were won by 3-0 sweeps. Overall, she has coached 36 all-conference performers and nine to AVCA All-District VIII/All-West Region honors. More importantly, she has coached 54 student-athletes to academic all-conference recognition and six to CoSIDA District VIII All-America status. "Cindy distinguished herself from a field of highly qualified coaches from around the country," said Jeff Higgins, UNLV Associate Athletics Director and Search Committee Chair. "We are excited to welcome her into the UNLV Athletics family." While Fredrick was at Luther, the team was Prior to that, she was the assistant director of the Wartburg-Waverly Sports and Wellness Center. A 1974 graduate of Augustana College in Rock Island, Ill., Fredrick began coaching volleyball at Davenport Central High School that same year until She led the school to a state championship in Fredrick File Year School Overall Conf. (Fin.) Postseason 1985 Weber State (6th) N/A 1986 Weber State (5th) N/A 1987 Weber State (3rd) N/A 1988 Weber State (1st) First Round 1989 Washington State (10th) N/A 1990 Washington State (7th) N/A 1991 Washington State (4th) First Round 1992 Washington State (5th) Nat'l Invitational Champs 1993 Washington State (6th) 2nd Round 1994 Washington State (6th) First Round 1995 Washington State (7th) Second Round 1996 Washington State (2nd) Regionals 1997 Washington State (T-4th) Regionals 1998 Washington State (T-5th) N/A 1999 Washington State (T-6th) N/A 2000 Washington State (T-5th) Second Round 2001 Washington State (6th) First Round 2002 Washington State (T-3rd) Regional Finals 2003 Washington State (T-7th) N/A 2004 Iowa (T-10th) N/A 2005 Iowa (10th) N/A 2006 Iowa (10th) N/A 2007 Iowa (11th) N/A 2010 Luther College (6th) N/A 2011 UNLV (7th) N/A s 25 Years (.545) (.428) 10 Appearances

8 01 Taylor Richard Kills 12 vs. Baylor ( ) Attempts 32 vs. Baylor ( ) Hit %.333 at Nevada, Reno ( ) Assists 3 vs. Baylor ( ) Aces 3 vs. Southern Utah (9-9-11) Digs 25 vs. CS Northridge ( ) Blocks 1 (five times) UNLV CAREER & SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGH 2011 HIGH CAREER HIGH 2011 HIGH 09 Makenzie Moea'i Kills 21 at Boise State ( ) Attempts 48 at Boise State ( ) Hit %.556 vs. Air Force ( ).500 vs. Air Force (10-15) Assists 3 at TCU ( ) 2 vs. UC Davis (8-27) Aces 1 (four times) 1 at Wyoming (10-27) Digs 9 (three times) 9 vs. UC Davis (8-27) Blocks 5 vs. Central Arkansas (9-2-11) 02 Allison Davies Kills 1 (three times) Attempts 2 (four times) Hit % N/A N/A Assists 3 (two times) Aces 2 (four times) Digs 26 at San Diego State ( ) Blocks N/A N/A 03 Nikki Schneider Kills N/A N/A Attempts 1 vs. Nevada, Reno ( ) Hit % N/A N/A Assists N/A N/A Aces N/A N/A Digs N/A N/A Blocks N/A N/A 04 Candice Thomas Kills 20 vs. TCU ( ) Attempts 38 vs. TCU ( ) Hit %.579 vs. Air Force ( ).500 at Nevada, Reno ( ) Assists 2 (two times) 1 (seven times) Aces N/A N/A Digs 4 at TCU ( ) 2 (three times) Blocks 8 vs Boise State ( ) 05 Elisa Brochado Kills 14 vs. Morehead State (9-2-11) Attempts 45 vs. Morehead State (9-2-11) Hit %.389 vs. Central Arkansas (9-2-11) Assists 2 vs. Colorado ( ) Aces 2 vs. New Mexico ( ) Digs 16 vs. Morehead State (9-2-11) Blocks 3 vs. Northwestern State (9-3-11) 06 Amanda Alles Kills 6 vs. Saint Mary s ( ) 3 vs. New Mexico (11-5) Attempts 18 vs. Saint Mary s ( ) 9 vs. New Mexico (11-5) Hit %.444 vs. UMKC ( ) N/A Assists 50 (two times) 11 at Northern Colorado (8-26) Aces 2 (two times) N/A Digs 13 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (9-4-10) 1 vs. Colorado (8-26) Blocks 11 vs. Utah ( ) 1 vs. New Mexico (11-5) 08 Layne Wilson Kills 1 (two times) Attempts 1 (10 times) Hit % N/A N/A Assists 3 vs. Colorado State ( ) Aces 1 (three times) Digs 15 vs. Wyoming ( ) Blocks N/A N/A 11 Katlin Winters Kills 3 (three times) Attempts 10 at Air Force ( ) Hit % N/A Assists 2 (two times) Aces N/A N/A Digs 1 (three times) 1 vs. CS Northridge (9-10) Blocks 9 at Air Force ( ) 12 Kendra Glendenning Kills 2 vs. Saint Mary s ( ) N/A Attempts 5 vs. Saint Mary s ( ) N/A Hit % N/A N/A Assists 30 vs. TCU ( ) 16 vs. Colorado (8-26) Aces 1 (five times) N/A Digs 17 vs. Utah ( ) 2 (two times) Blocks 1 at Colorado State ( ) N/A 13 Daryn Glenn Kills 21 vs. Colorado State ( ) Attempts 44 vs. Colorado State ( ) Hit %.400 at TCU ( ) Assists 7 vs. Wyoming ( ) Aces 4 (two times) Digs 20 vs. CS Northridge ( ) Blocks 5 vs. Morehead State (9-3-11) 15 Madeline Westman Kills 19 vs. CS Northridge ( ) Attempts 33 (two times) Hit %.588 vs. Central Arkansas (9-3-11) Assists 3 at Colordo State ( ) Aces 4 (two times) 4 vs. Northwestern State (9-3) Digs 6 vs. Fresno State ( ) Blocks 9 vs. Rutgers ( ) 8 (three times) 21 Sekola Falemaka Kills 16 vs. TCU ( ) Attempts 47 vs. TCU ( ) Hit %.714 vs. TCU ( ).300 vs. San Diego State (9-23) Assists 4 (three times) 4 (three times) Aces 2 (three times) 2 (two times) Digs 18 at TCU ( ) Blocks 3 (three times) 3 (two times) 25 Stephanie Thelen Kills 9 vs. Wyoming ( ) Attempts 22 vs. Wyoming ( ) Hit %.500 (two times) Assists 56 (two times) 56 (two times) Aces 2 (five times) 2 (five times) Digs 18 at Boise State ( ) Blocks 6 (two times) 6 (two times)

9 THREE-SET Kills: 46 vs. San Diego State (9-23) Fewest Errors: 9 vs. Central Arkansas (9-2) Attacks: 125 vs. TCU (11-3) Hitting Pct.:.327 vs. San Diego State (9-23) Assists: 41 vs. San Diego State (9-23) Aces: 6 vs. Fresno State (9-16) Digs: 60 vs. TCU (11-3) Solo Blocks: 4 vs. SDSU (9/23)/TCU (11-3) Asst Blocks: 24 vs. Air Force (10-13) Blocks: 13.0 vs. Air Force (10-13) 2011 MATCH HIGHS FOUR-SET Kills: 71 vs. TCU (11-19) Fewest Errors: 15 vs. New Mexico (11-5) Attacks: 183 vs. TCU (11-19) Hitting Pct.:.251 vs. TCU (11-19) Assists: 65 vs. TCU (11-19) Aces: 8 vs. New Mexico (11-5) Digs: 82 vs. TCU (11-19) Solo Blocks: 5 at Air Force (11-10) Asst Blocks: 25 vs. New Mexico (11-5) Blocks: 16.0 at Air Force (11-10) FIVE-SET Kills: 66 vs. Boise State (10-13)/(11-12) Fewest Errors: 17 vs. Fresno State (9-16) Attacks: 189 vs. Boise State (10-13) Hitting Pct.:.293 vs. Fresno State (9-16) Assists: 62 vs. CSUN (9-10)/BSU (11-12) Aces: 12 vs. Northwestern State (9-3) Digs: 71 at Boise State (11-12) Solo Blocks: 5 vs. SUU (9-9)/CSUN (9-10) Asst Blocks: 20 vs. Boise State (10-13) Blocks: 14.0 vs. Boise State (10-13) 2011 MATCH-BY-MATCH CATEGORY LEADERS OPPONENT KILLS ASSISTS ACES DIGS BLOCKS Colorado 11 - Brochado/Glenn 20 - Thelen 1-3 players 18 - Richard 2-3 players Northern Colorado 7 - Moea'i/Glenn 11 - Alles 1-3 players 8 - Moea'i 6 - Westman UC Davis 9 - Brochado 25 - Thelen 2 - Thelen 11 - Glenn/Richard 3 - Westman/Thelen Central Arkansas 12 - Westman 34 - Thelen 2 - Glenn 18 - Richard 5 - Westman/Thelen Morehead State 20 - Moea'i 53 - Thelen 3 - Glenn 18 - Richard 6 - Thomas Northwestern State 13 - Brochado 44 - Thelen 4 - Glenn/Westman 24 - Richard 7 - Westman Southern Utah 17 - Moea'i 55 - Thelen 3 - Richard 15 - Glenn 4 - Thomas Eastern Washington 16 - Moea'i 50 - Thelen 1-3 players 19 - Richard 4 - Westman Cal State Northridge 19 - Westman 53 - Thelen 1 - Glenn 25 - Richard 7 - Thomas Fresno State 16 - Moea'i 47 - Thelen 2-3 players 13 - Davies 5 - Westman San Francisco 14 - Moea'i 24 - Thelen 2 - Davies/Westman 11 - Davies 3-3 players Baylor 19 - Moea'i 50 - Thelen 4 - Glenn 24 - Davies 7 - Westman Nevada, Reno 8 - Thomas/Falemaka 26 - Thelen 1-3 players 9 - Richard 7 - Westman San Diego State 13 - Falemaka 35 - Thelen 2 - Thelen 15 - Davies 8 - Westman Colorado State 21 - Glenn 42 - Thelen 1-4 players 20 - Davies 6 - Westman Wyoming 12 - Moea'i 37 - Thelen 2 - Thelen 15 - Thelen/Davies 6 - Thomas New Mexico 8 - Moea'i 28 - Thelen 1 - Glenn/Richard 10 - Davies 2 - Thomas/Westman TCU 15 - Moea'i 40 - Thelen 2 - Falemaka 18 - Falemaka 4 - Westman/Thomas Boise State 16 - Westman 52 - Thelen 1 - Westman/Richard 25 - Davies 8 - Thomas Air Force 12 - Moea'i 29 - Thelen 2 - Westman 12 - Davies 7 - Thomas San Diego State 14 - Falemaka 39 - Thelen 1 - Falemaka 26 - Davies 5 - Thomas/Westman CSU Bakersfield 17 - Thomas 36 - Thelen 2 - Glenn/Westman 21 - Davies 4 - Glenn Wyoming 10 - Glynn 34 - Thelen 2 - Falemaka 17 - Davies 3 - Thomas Colorado State 6 - Glenn 19 - Thelen 2 - Westman 3-4 players 1 - four players TCU 9-3 players 35 - Thelen 2 - Davies 18 - Davies 3 - Thomas/Westman New Mexico 11 - Westman 33 - Thelen 2 - Thelen/Brochado 17 - Davies 8 - Westman Air Force 16 - Westman 45 - Thelen 2 - Thelen 17 - Davies 9 - Winters Boise State 21 - Moea'i 56 - Thelen 2 - Davies 18 - Thelen 7 - Westman San Diego State 12 - Moea'i 34 - Thelen 1-5 players 11 - Davies 8 - Westman TCU 20 - Thomas 56 - Thelen 1 - Glenn/Thelen 20 - Thelen 4 - Thomas Colorado State 6 - Thomas 19 - Thelen 2 - Glenn 15 - Davies 4 - Westman

10 Double-Digit Kills (2011/Career) Player 2011 Career High # Elisa Brochado * Sekola Falemaka Daryn Glenn * Makenzie Moea i * Taylor Richard * Candice Thomas * Madeline Westman * * Indicates that it is a 2011 high. 20+ Kill Matches Makenzie Moea'i Morehead State (9-2-11) 20 Boise State ( ) 21 Daryn Glenn Colorado State ( ) 21 Candice Thomas TCU ( ) 20 Double-Digit Digs (2011/Career) Player 2011 Career High # Amanda Alles Elisa Brochado * Allison Davies * Sekola Falemaka * Kendra Glendenning Daryn Glenn * Taylor Richard * Stephanie Thelen * Layne Wilson * * Indicates that it is a 2011 high. 20+ Dig Matches Allison Davies (5) Baylor ( ) 24 Colorado State ( ) 20 Boise State ( ) 25 San Diego State ( ) 26 CSU Bakersfield ( ) 21 TCU ( ) 20 Taylor Richard (2) Northwestern State (9-3-11) 24 Cal State Northridge ( ) 25 Daryn Glenn (1) Cal State Northridge ( ) REBELS BY THE NUMBERS Double-Digit Assists (2011/Career) Player 2011 Career High # Amanda Alles Kendra Glendenning Stephanie Thelen * * Indicates that it is a 2011 high. 20+ Assist Matches Amanda Alles (23) Idaho (9-5-09) 31 San Diego State ( ) 50 Utah ( ) 36 BYU ( ) 21 Seattle ( ) 48 Long Beach State ( ) 24 Long Beach State ( ) 27 Rutgers ( ) 50 Michigan (9-3-10) 22 Oregon State (9-4-10) 40 Florida Gulf Coast (9-4-10) 42 Eastern Kentucky ( ) 29 San Jose State ( ) 28 Xavier ( ) 22 Air Force ( ) 25 Nevada, Reno ( ) 25 TCU ( ) 40 Wyoming ( ) 20 UMKC ( ) 21 TCU ( ) 30 BYU ( ) 26 Utah ( ) 22 Air Force ( ) 21 Kendra Glendenning (4) Xavier ( ) 29 Wyoming ( ) 22 UMKC ( ) 21 TCU ( ) 30 Stephanie Thelen (28) Colorado ( ) 20 UC Davis ( ) 25 Central Arkansas (9-2-11) 34 Morehead State (9-2-11) 53 Northwestern State (9-3-11) 44 Southern Utah (9-9-11) 55 Eastern Washington ( ) 50 Cal State Northridge ( ) 53 Fresno State ( ) 50 San Francisco ( ) 24 Baylor ( ) 50 Nevada, Reno ( ) 26 San Diego State ( ) 35 Colorado State ( ) 42 Wyoming ( ) 37 New Mexico ( ) 28 TCU ( ) 40 Boise State ( ) 52 Air Force ( ) 29 San Diego State ( ) 39 CSU Bakersfield ( ) 36 Wyoming ( ) 34 TCU ( ) 35 Career Double-Doubles Amanda Alles (3) - All Assists/Digs Combos A D Rutgers ( ) Florida Gulf Coast (9-4-10) Utah ( ) 22 11* * Indicates that the statistic is for blocks. Elisa Brochado (2) - All Kills/Digs Combos K D Morehead State (9-2-11) Northwestern State (9-3-11) Sekola Falemaka (6) - All Kills/Digs Combos K D Oregon State (9-4-10) Southern Utah (9-9-11) Eastern Washington ( ) San Diego State ( ) TCU ( ) CSU Bakersfield ( ) Daryn Glenn (5) - All Kills/Digs Combos K D Northwestern State (9-3-11) Cal State Northridge ( ) San Diego State ( ) TCU ( ) Boise State ( ) Kendra Glendenning (6) - All Assists/Digs A D Xavier ( ) Nevada, Reno ( ) Wyoming ( ) Wyoming ( ) Utah ( ) Air Force ( ) Stephanie Thelen (10) - All Assists/Digs Combos A D Morehead State (9-2-11) Northwestern State (9-3-11) Cal State Northridge ( ) San Francisco ( ) Colorado State ( ) Wyoming ( ) Boise State ( ) Wyoming ( ) Air Force ( ) Boise State ( ) Thelen Assists Continued New Mexico ( ) 33 Air Force ( ) 45 Boise State ( ) 56 San Diego State ( ) 34 TCU ( ) 56

11 2011 OVERALL STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL All Matches Conference Non-Conference OVERALL ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING ## Name S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE D D/S BS BA B/S BE BHE Points 09 MOEA'I WESTMAN THOMAS GLENN FALEMAKA THELEN BROCHADO RICHARD WINTERS ALLES DAVIES WILSON SCHNEIDER LOUNSBERY GLENDENNING UNLV s CONFERENCE STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL All Matches Conference Non-Conference CONFERENCE ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING ## Name S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE D D/S BS BA B/S BE BHE Points 09 MOEA'I WESTMAN GLENN THOMAS FALEMAKA THELEN BROCHADO RICHARD WINTERS ALLES WILSON DAVIE LOUNSBERY GLENDENNING TEAM 2 UNLV s

12 Matches Played Melody Nua Erin Greenwood Jada Walker Lauren Miramontes Maria Aladjova Kristin Koochi Leiana Oswald Camille Cunningham Patricia Assuncao Christel Eves Sets Played Melody Nua Jada Walker Maria Aladjova Erin Greenwood Lauren Miramontes Christel Eves Patricia Assuncao Leiana Oswald Nicki King Camille Cunningham Kills Maria Aladjova 1, Lauren Miramontes 1, Leiana Oswald 1, Patricia Assuncao 1, Erin Greenwood Angie Sylvas Brittani Lumsden Sara Nehf Christel Eves Justine Kamelamela Attempts Maria Aladjova 4, Leiana Oswald 3, Lauren Miramontes 3, Patricia Assuncao 2, Sara Nehf 2, Angie Sylvas 2, Brittani Lumsden 2, Erin Greenwood 2, Justine Kamelamela 2, Christel Eves 1, Hitting Efficiency (Must Have 250 Kills) Blair Wilkes Sheila Nicks Erin Greenwood Christel Eves Sheila Ocasio-Clemente Madeline Westman Pres. Lauren Miramontes Cursty Jackson Lynette Richan Mariana Pencheva UNLV VOLLEYBALL CAREER RECORDS Assists (Only 1980, 1985 and 1996-pres.) Melody Nua 4, Nicki King 4, Meri-de Boyer 2, Maria Julia Goes 1, Debbie Teso 1, Stephanie Thelen 1, Pres. Amanda Alles 1, Samantha Richard Kristin Koochi Christy Clark Service Aces Christel Eves Patricia Assuncao Leiana Oswald Jada Walker Debbie Teso Angie Sylvas Camille Cunningham Melody Nua Ana Ramos Nicki King Digs Jada Walker 2, Camille Cunningham 1, Melody Nua Brittani Lumsden Kela Lau Hee Maria Aladjova Leiana Oswald Nicki King Meri-de Boyer Patricia Assuncao Blocks Lauren Miramontes Christel Eves Erin Greenwood Sheila Ocasio-Clemente Madeline Westman Pres. Amber Graham Blair Wilkes Denise Brooks Judy Bellomo Patricia Assuncao Solo Blocks Lauren Miramontes Denise Brooks Judy Bellomo Lynette Richan Erin Greenwood Candice Thomas Pres. Madeline Westman Pres. Sheila Ocasio-Clemente Samantha Noland Cursty Jackson Assisted Blocks Lauren Miramontes Christel Eves Sheila Ocasio-Clemente Erin Greenwood Amber Graham Madeline Westman Blair Wilkes Michelle Johnson Patricia Assuncao Leiana Oswald BOLD indicates a player on the 2011 roster. Note: The record section is based on statistics from the 1984 season to present since earlier statistics are unavailable for the most part. In addition, sets played and assists were not kept until LAUREN MIRAMONTES ( ) RANKS FIRST IN ALL THREE CAREER BLOCKING CATEGORIES WITH 426 TOTAL BLOCKS, 80 SOLO BLOCKS & 344 ASSISTED BLOCKS. MELODY NUA ( ) RANKS FIRST IN CAREER MATCHES PLAYED (120), SETS PLAYED (442) AND ASSISTS (4,797).

13 Matches Played Maurine Evans Alonda Jones Sheila Nicks Debbie Teso Judy Bellomo Phyllis Bustamante Lynette Richan Denise Brooks Kari Zimmerman Sets Played Michelle Banks Lauren Miramontes Melody Nua Jada Walker Judy Bellomo Debbie Teso Denise Brooks Christel Eves Nicki King Meri-de Boyer Ana Ramos Kills Lauren Miramontes Maria Aladjova Leiana Oswald Angie Sylvas Judy Bellomo Lauren Miramontes Sheila Nicks Maria Aladjova Maria Aladjova Sara Nehf Attempts Maria Aladjova 1, Lauren Miramontes 1, Maria Aladjova 1, Leiana Oswald 1, Sara Nehf 1, Angie Sylvas 1, Lauren Miramontes 1, Leiana Oswald 1, Judy Bellomo 1, Angie Sylvas 1, Hitting Efficiency (Must Have 125 Kills) Blair Wilkes Christel Eves Erin Greenwood Blair Wilkes Sheila Nicks Lauren Miramontes Amber Graham Madeline Westman Mariana Pencheva Erin Greenwood Shelia Ocasio-Clemente UNLV VOLLEYBALL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Assists Meri-de Boyer 1, Melody Nua 1, Melody Nua 1, Debbie Teso 1, Nicki King 1, Stephanie Thelen 1, Nicki King 1, Nicki King 1, Melody Nua 1, Melody Nua Service Aces Debbie Teso Angie Sylvas Patricia Assuncao Denise Brooks Debbie Teso Sheila Nicks Camille Cunningham Kari Zimmerman Melody Nua Christel Eves Digs Jada Walker Camille Cunningham Jada Walker Jada Walker Jada Walker Kela Lau Hee Allison Davies Camille Cunnigham Maria Aladjova Kela Lau Hee Blocks Sheila Ocasio-Clemente Lynette Richan Madeline Westman Christel Eves Lauren Miramontes Michelle Johnson Madeline Westman Denise Brooks Judy Bellomo Lauren Miramontes Sheila Ocasio-Clemente Solo Blocks Lynette Richan Denise Brooks Judy Bellomo Judy Bellomo Lauren Miramontes Denise Brooks Candice Thomas Madeline Westman Candice Thomas Lauren Miramontes Assisted Blocks Sheila Ocasio-Clemente Christel Eves Michelle Johnson Madeline Westman Madeline Westman Lauren Miramontes Lauren Miramontes Sheila Ocasio-Clemente Erin Greenwood Lauren Miramontes BOLD indicates a player on the 2011 roster. Note: The record section is based on statistics from the 1984 season to present since earlier statistics are unavailable for the most part. In addition, games played and assists were not kept until JADA WALKER ( ) OWNS FOUR OF THE TOP FIVE SINGLE-SEASON DIG TOTALS IN PROGRAM HISTORY. BLAIR WILKES ( ) OWNS THE BEST SINGLE- SESAON HITTING PERCENTAGE (.365) IN PROGRAM HISTORY.