NEVADA VOLLEYBALL 2016 MEDIA GUIDE

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1 NEVADA VOLLEYBALL 2016 MEDIA GUIDE

2 Table of Contents TEAM INFO INTRO CREDITS QUICK FACTS 2 MEDIA INFORMATION 4 VIRGINIA STREET GYM 5 numerical roster 6 tv/radio roster 7 coaching staff 8-10 player profiles statistics record book The 2016 Nevada volleyball media guide was prepared by the Athletics Communications Office with editorial contributions by Nick Beaton, Peter Long, Chad Hartley and Jack Kuestermeyer in addition to all previous SIDs and interns of the Nevada Media Services Office. The media guide was designed by Sheneé Sanchez, using Adobe InDesign CS6 on Mac hardware. Photography contributions by John Byrne; Jeff Dowe; Mark Rauh, Silver and Blue Sports; and Claudia Ortega-Lukas, Jean Dixon, Eric Asistin, David Calvert, Crista Hecht, Jeff Ross, Matt Theilen and Beth Cohen, University of Nevada Marketing All text and photo content is property of or licensed to the University of Nevada and Nevada Athletics. These materials can not be reproduced without permission from the Nevada Media Services Office. SPECIAL THANKS 1RECORD BOOKCOACHES STATISTICS PLAYERS & STAFF Table of Contents Claudia Ortega-Lukas, and Brandon Stewart, University of Nevada Electronics; Javan Hedlund, Mountain West Conference; The Reno/Sparks Convention Visitors Authority for photos of the Reno/Lake Tahoe area.

3 Quick Facts INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK 2016 Nevada Volleyball Quick Facts General Information Location Reno, Nev Enrollment 21,000 Nickname Wolf Pack School Colors Navy Blue and Silver Home Facility (Capacity) Virginia Street Gym (1,000) Conference Mountain West President Dr. Marc Johnson Athletics Director (Alma Mater, Year) Doug Knuth (UConn, 94) Senior Associate AD Rhonda Lundin Bennett (Northwestern, 96) Athletics Dept. Phone (775) Ticket Office Phone (775) 348-PACK Athletics Website Coaching Staff Head Coach Lee Nelson Alma Mater, Year UC Santa Barbara, 91 Record at Nevada (Years) (Second Season) Career Record (Years) (Second Season) MW Record (Years) 7-11(Second Season) Assistant Coaches Megan Burton (St. Mary s, 12) Tyson Norton (UC Santa Barbara, 07) Volunteer Assistant Jordan Reeder (Cornell, 12) Graduate Assistant Vish Djurdjevic (Florida State, 12) Volleyball Office Phone (775) Best Time to Contact Coach Nelson Contact SID Team Information 2015 Overall Record MW Record/Finish 7-11 (7th) Postseason N/A Letterwinners Returning/Lost 5/4 Starters Returning/Lost 4/4 + libero Newcomers 6 Communications Media Services Volleyball contact: Nick Beaton Cell (775) Office Fax (775) nbeaton@nevada.unr.edu Website University Website Nevada Communications Mailing Address University of Nevada Athletics Media Services Office Legacy Hall/232 Reno, NV Schedule Date Opponent / Event Location Time / Result North Texas Tournament Aug. 26 at North Texas Denton, Texas 8:30 a.m. Aug. 26 vs. Texas A&M Denton, Texas 1:00 p.m. Aug. 27 vs. Texas State Denton, Texas 2:00 p.m. Saint Mary s Tournament Sept. 2 vs. Middle Tennessee Moraga, Calif. 3:00 p.m. Sept. 3 vs. UC Riverside Moraga, Calif. 10:00 a.m. Sept. 3 at Saint Mary s Moraga, Calif. 8:00 p.m. Nevada Tournament Sept. 9 vs. Gonzaga Reno, Nev. 7:00 p.m. Sept. 10 vs. Southern Utah Reno, Nev. 12:00 p.m. Sept. 10 vs. UC Davis Reno, Nev. 7:00 p.m. Sacramento State Inviational Sept. 16 at Sacramento State Sacramento, Calif. 7:00 p.m. Sept. 17 vs. Cal Poly Sacramento, Calif. 10:00 a.m. Sept. 17 vs. Grand Canyon Sacramento, Calif. 5:00 p.m. Sept. 22 vs. Utah State* Reno, Nev. 6:30 p.m. Sept. 29 at Air Force* Colorado Springs, Colo. 4:00 p.m. Oct. 1 at Boise State* Boise, Idaho 1:00 p.m. Oct. 6 San Jose State* Reno, Nev. 6:30 p.m. Oct. 8 Fresno State* Reno, Nev. 1:00 p.m. Oct. 13 at Colorado State* Fort Collins, Colo. 6:00 p.m. Oct. 15 at Wyoming* Laramie, Wyo. 12:00 p.m. Oct. 17 at San Diego State* San Diego, Calif. 5:00 p.m. Oct. 22 at Utah State* Logan, Utah 12:00 p.m. Oct. 27 Boise State* Reno, Nev. 6:30 p.m. Oct. 29 Air Force* Reno, Nev. 1:00 p.m. Nov. 3 at Fresno State* Fresno, Calif. 7:00 p.m. Nov. 5 at San Jose State* San Jose, Calif. 1:00 p.m. Nov. 10 Wyoming* Reno, Nev. 6:30 p.m. Nov. 12 Colorado State* Reno, Nev. 12:00 p.m. Nov. 16 New Mexico* Reno, Nev. 6:30 p.m. Nov. 19 at UNLV* Las Vegas, Nev. 2:00 p.m. Nov. 21 San Diego State* Reno, Nev. 6:00 p.m. *Mountain West Conference Match All home games in bold and at Virginia Street Gym All times Pacific 2

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5 Media Information INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK 4 CREDENTIALS Single matched credentials or an all-sport Nevada credential will be required to enter a match. Media are expected to adhere to Nevada Athletic Department policies and regulations at all times. Should you need a credential for a road contest, you are advised to make your request at least one week prior to the road trip so we can place you on our media list. MEDIA PARKING Media parking passes will not be issued. Media, however, is welcome to park in the West Stadium Garage. WORKING LOCATIONS Media is welcome on press row at all times. Media is asked to not interfere with game operations also housed on press row. Photographers are prohibited from using a flash during match play and are required to stay behind the basketball court baselines.the University of Nevada is not responsible for any lost or broken equipment throughout the course of any event. nevada Communications Chad Hartley Associate AD (775) hartleyc@unr.edu Jack Kuestermeyer Assistant Director (775) jkuester@unr.edu Katie Rihn Assistant Director (775) krihn@unr.edu PRE-MATCH INTERVIEWS It is at the discretion of Head Coach Lee Nelson whether pre-match interviews will be allowed. If interviews are allowed, media is asked to set appointments up through the University of Nevada volleyball contact Nick Beaton. All practices are open to the media by request, but may be closed at any time by the head coach or his assistants. POST-MATCH INTERVIEWS Head Coach Lee Nelson and his assistants will be available, as will the players, for post-game interviews. Please give a list of requested players to Nick Beaton and those players will be made available. RELEASES AND NOTES Media releases and statistics will be available 24 hours a day on the university website at nevadawolfpack.com. Additional information can be found on the Mountain West website: Match notes and releases will also be available before game time on press row. Final statistics and play-by-play will be provided for all who need them and between each set or during a timeout if possible. NEVADAWOLFPACK.TV NevadaWolfPack.TV is the Wolf Pack s in-house streaming network and the premier destination for fans looking for Nevada Wolf Pack athletics video content. In the athletic year, NevadaWolfPack.TV produced more than 100 on-demand video features and streamed 158 live events. Fans can see all the Wolf Pack action by visiting By working with all 11 institutions, The Mountain West Network powered by Campus Insiders streamed over 1,900 live events during the academic year. Fans can see the action from all the schools in the conference by downloading the Mountain West app on your phone or tablet or by visiting CampusInsiders.com. For the latest news, streaming links, postgame highlights, press conferences, photos, GIFs and more on Twitter. Nick Beaton Assistant Director (775) nbeaton@nevada. unr.edu Sheneé Sanchez Multimedia Specialist (775) shenees@unr.edu JD Jerome Digital Specialist (775) jjerome@unr.edu Tara Park Intern (775) tarapark@nevada.unr.edu

6 Virginia Street Gym TEAM INFO INTRO The Virginia Street Gym, located in the heart of the University of Nevada campus, is the home of the Wolf Pack volleyball team. The 1,000 seat facility has seen major renovations and improvements over the last five years including a name change prior to the 2001 season. The previously named Old Gym took its new moniker from the street that runs along the westside of the facility and through the heart of the "Biggest Little City". Formerly used as an all-sport venue, the Virginia Street Gym became the sole playing venue for the volleyball program in A facility that is rich in history since opening in 1945, the Virginia Street Gym continues to undergo improvements. The Gym and the volleyball program received a new scorer s table through private donations. In the spring of 2015, retractable basketball hoops were installed and has since served as the backup practice facility for the Wolf Pack men s and women s basketball teams. In 2004, the Pack locker room was moved and brought into the 21st century with new state of the art lockers, video equipment, and other essentials that will make the players more comfortable in their new surroundings. A new wood floor was installed during the summer of 2001 and features the Wolf Pack logo and Nevada Volleyball on the endlines. In an effort to continually make improvements to the facility several enhancements were made prior to the 2002 season, with the most apparent being the new seating that was installed on the lower level of the gym. The new seating features 104 chair back seats on the south side and new bleacher seating throughout the remainder of the lower level. In addition to the seating, Wolf Pack fans heard one and saw two other new additions to the gym in A new scoreboard, and overhead lighting were installed and enhancements were made to the sound system. In addition to displaying the score of the current game, the scoreboard has several additional features including a listing of players current in the match along with two statistics categories for each of the players, kills, and service aces. Additionally the scoreboard lists games won by each team and the scores of the previous completed games of the match along the bottom. The 2003 season saw the addition of a second scoreboard on the west end of the gym that allows all spectators to see the score of the match from all seats. 5RECORD BOOKCOACHES STATISTICS PLAYERS & STAFF Funding for the improvements has come from many sources: The E.L. Wiegand Foundation (bleachers), SBC (east-scoreboard), Nevada Lighting-Mario Dimini (lighting), Northwest Datacom-Greg Lafayette (west-scoreboard), Fleet Air Conditioning (new locker room air conditioning), The University of Nevada, and the Wolf Pack Athletic Department. The gym hosted three-consecutive Western Athletic Conference Tournaments from 2002 through 2004 and the Pack finished second in 2002 and 2004.

7 Numerical Roster INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK No Name Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown (Last School) 2 Lyndsey Anderson 5-9 S Sr. Sparks, Nev. (Spanish Springs HS) 3 Dalyn Burns 5-8 S Fr. San Jose, Calif. (Presentation HS) 4 Bella Fernandez 5-10 OH/RH Fr. Livermore, Calif. (Granada HS) 7 Kathryn Groenweghe 6-2 MB Sr. Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood HS) 8 Madison Foley 5-9 OH Jr. Dayton, Nev. (Dayton HS) 11 Madison Thorpe 5-5 L/DS Sr. Parker, Colo. (Chaparral HS) 13 Madison Morell 5-11 OH Sr. Plano, Texas (Plano Senior HS) 14 Gabby Szachara 6-0 MB So. Sparks, Nev. (Spanish Springs HS) 15 Grace Crowley 5-7 DS Fr. Reno, Nev. (Reno HS) 17 Shayla Hoeft 6-2 MB Fr. Kihei, Hawai i (Seabury Hall HS) 18 Peighton De Von 6-0 RS/MB So. Spokane, Wash. (Shadle Park HS) 19 Nicole Burdo 5-5 L/DS Jr. Elk Grove, Calif. (Elk Grove HS) 24 Jamila Minor 5-10 OH RS Fr. Columbia, S.C. (Westwood HS) 27 Camille Davey 5-8 L Fr. Newport Beach, Calif. (San Clemente HS) 47 Ayla Fresenius 6-0 OH/RS Fr. Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Dana Hills HS) Coaching Staff Head Coach: Lee Nelson (Second Season) Assistant Coach: Megan Burton (Third Season) Assistant Coach: Tyson Norton (Second Season) Graduate Assistant: Vish Djurdjevic (Second Season) Volunteer Assistant: Jordan Reeder (Second Season) Pronunciations Dalyn Burns: Day-lin Peighton De Von: du-vaughn Ayla Fresenius: EYE-lu Fru-ZEN-ee-us Kathryn Groenweghe: GROAN - way Shayla Hoeft: HEFT Madison Morell: More - L Gabby Szachara: shu-hare-uh Vish Djurdjevic: Veesh JER-juh-vitch 6

8 #4 Bella Fernandez Fr. - Outside/Right Side 5-10 #7 Kathryn Groenweghe Sr. - Middle Blocker 6-2 #8 Madison Foley Jr. - Outside Hitter 5-9 #11 Madison Thorpe Sr. - Libero/DS 5-5 #13 Madison Morell Sr. - Outside Hitter 5-11 #14 Gabby Szachara So. - Middle Blocker 6-0 #15 Grace Crowley Fr. - Defensive Specialist 5-7 #17 Shayla Hoeft Fr. - Middle Blocker 6-2 #18 Peighton De Von So. - Right Side/MB 6-0 #19 Nicole Burdo Jr. - Libero/DS 5-5 COACHES & STAFF #3 Dalyn Burns Fr. - Setter 5-8 #27 Camille Davey Fr. - Libero 5-8 #47 Ayla Fresenius Fr. - Outside/Right Side 6-0 RECORD BOOK #24 Jamila Minor RS Fr. - Outside Hitter 5-10 STATISTICS PLAYERS #2 Lyndsey Anderson Sr. - Setter 5-9 TEAM INFO INTRO TV/Radio Roster 7

9 INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK STAFF 8 Coaching Staff The University of Nevada hired Lee Nelson, a former Wolf Pack assistant coach and alum, as the head coach of the women s volleyball program on Jan. 12, In just one season, Nelson took Nevada to its best Mountain West finish ever. Shortly after, he announced an incredibly strong recruiting class with the potential to make an immediate impact on the court, a neccesity after the team lost four starters after his first season. LEE NELSON Second season Head Coach Education: UC Santa Barbara, 1991 Nevada, 1999 Hometown: Santa Barbara, Calif. Nelson came to Nevada after a strong three-year run as an assistant coach at the University of Miami where he helped lead the Hurricanes to three straight NCAA Tournament appearances. He previously served as a Wolf Pack assistant coach in 1999 and received his Master s degree from Nevada in history. I want to thank Doug Knuth, Rhonda Bennett and the entire hiring committee for offering me this tremendous opportunity to be the next head coach of Nevada volleyball, Nelson said. The values and principles embraced by the members of the Wolf Pack athletic department meshed so well with my own that I immediately felt at home. Nelson, 47, played collegiately at UC Santa Barbara from and helped the Gauchos to an appearance in the NCAA Championship match in He played professionally in Finland and The Netherlands before embarking on a coaching career that includes time at high school and club levels in addition to serving as an assistant coach for top men s and women s programs in the country. I am thrilled we hired Lee as our new head volleyball coach, Knuth said. Lee has played, recruited and coached at the highest levels of the sport. He is a man of great character and integrity who will instantly relate with our current players, recruits, parents and everyone who comes in contact with the volleyball program. As a Nevada alum, Lee is excited about returning to Reno and participating in the growth and vibrancy of Wolf Pack athletics, the University of Nevada and the Northern Nevada from as well. community. I couldn t be more excited to have Lee Nelson join our Wolf Pack family and begin the process of building our volleyball program, Knuth said on the hiring. Prior to his three-year run at Miami ( ), Nelson was the associate head coach of the men s program at UCSB for four years, which included an appearance in the NCAA Championship match in That was his second stint with the men s program at UCSB, having worked there Nelson also served as an assistant for the women s program at UCSB in Nelson has also coached at Fresno State and Santa Barbara City College in addition to coaching club volleyball and at the high school level in his career. During his previous stint at Nevada, Nelson coached a number of all-conference selections including Kelli LaBossiere and Nevada Hall of Famers Suzanne Stonebarger and Michelle More I met a number of members of the Wolf Pack family and a recurring theme was how excited they were to be at Nevada, Nelson said when first arriving to campus. Their excitement was contagious and I can t wait to get back to Reno, roll up my sleeves and start working towards getting the Wolf Pack to the top of the Mountain West. During his collegiate playing days, he was a teammate of Miami head coach Jose Keno Gandara. In 1989, he ranked third in the country in hitting percentage. Nelson was invited to the USA National Team tryouts in 1986 and Nelson, a native of Santa Barbara, graduated from UCSB in 1991 with a bachelor s degree with a double major in history and environmental studies.

10 MEGAN BURTON Third season Assistant Coach Education: Saint Mary s, 2012 Hometown: Kapolei, Hawai i Coaching Staff INTRO Assistant coach Megan Burton enters her third season on the Wolf Pack coaching staff. Burton s primary responsibilities include training middle blockers, assisting the defense in the front court and preparing scouting reports. Burton came to Nevada after one season at San José State University and two seasons as the volunteer assistant coach at St. Mary s College, her alma mater. A four-year letterwinner at SMC, she holds the school record for hitting percentage and is ranked in the top five in career blocks and block assists. A four-year starter at middle blocker she was named to the All-West Coast Conference freshman team and twice earned first-team All-WCC honors. She was twice named the WCC academic team. The Gaels won the 2009 WCC title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2008 and The 2009 squad advanced to the second TYSON NORTON Second season Assistant Coach Education: UC Santa Barbara, 2012 Concordia, 2015 Hometown: Corona, Calif. Head coach Lee Nelson named Tyson Norton to his coaching staff on April 9, Norton, who spent the last three season as the top assistant for the men s program at UC Santa Barbara, brought, and will continue to bring as he enters his second season, a wealth of knowledge in teaching, scouting and player development to the Wolf Pack. Tyson brings a lot of high-level experience into our gym. His background as both a Division I libero and coach really helped us improve our serve receive immediately, Nelson said. He is a great person and will represent our program and university in a manner that we can be proud of. I am very excited to welcome Tyson, his wife Sarah and his daughter Riley to the Wolf Pack family, Nelson said after hiring Norton/ In his two stints with the Gauchos from and , Norton performed multiple duties from fundraising to scouting opponents. Norton helped coach two players, Dylan Davis in 2013 and Jonah Seif in 2014, to AVCA All- American selections while also mentoring multiple All- Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) selections. On the round of the NCAA Tournament and ended the year ranked 20th in the AVCA poll. Burton received the George R. McKeon Senior Award that is presented to the SMC athlete who has been outstanding in their sport, academics and community service. A four-year member of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee she was co-president for two years and represented SMC at the 2008 National SAAC Conference. She has coached club volleyball since 2007 working with the NorCal Volleyball Club, Asics Rainbows Volleyball Club, and CityBeach Volleyball Club. Burton graduated from Saint Mary s with a Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration with a minor in economics in recruiting front, Norton helped UC Santa Barbara bring in a top-five class in 2014 according to Volleyball Magazine. Norton previously served as an assistant coach at Golden West College in Huntington Beach, Calif. for one year where he had his hand in recruiting and creating and implementing daily practice plans. It was also during this time when Norton planted his deep ties to club teams in Northern and Southern California where served as a head coach and camp director. As a player, Norton suited up for the Gauchos for two seasons after transferring from Golden West College. Norton played in 28 of UCSB s 32 matches during his senior season where he averaged 1.21 digs per set and helped lead the Gauchos to a record and an appearance in the semifinals of MPSF Tournament. Norton earned a B.A. in communication from UCSB and holds a Master s degree in coaching and administration from Concordia University. RECORD BOOK STATISTICS PLAYERS COACHES & TEAM INFO STAFF 9

11 INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK STAFF 10 Coaching Staff VISH DJURDJEVIC Second season Graduate Assistant Education: Florida State, 2012 Hometown: Zitiste, Serbia After a stint as an assistant at Boston College this past season and a stellar collegiate career, Vish Djurdjevic enters her second season with the Nevada volleyball coaching staff as a graduate assistant. Djurdjevic assisted Golden Eagle head coach Chris Campbell in a myriad of areas including team and player scouting coordination and organizing recruiting visits for prospective student-athletes. The Zitiste, Serbia native also earned a master s degree at BC in administrative studies with a concentration in sports management. Prior to playing professionally in Slovenia and Austria and later beginning her coaching career in those two countries, Djurdjevic enjoyed a decorated four-year career as a studentathlete first at Tulane and finishing at Florida State. She was JORDAN REEDER Second season Volunteer Assistant Education: Cornell, 2012 Hometown: Zephyr Cove, Nev. Jordan Reeder joined head coach Lee Nelson s staff as a volunteer assistant coach in 2015 after spending the last six years in the local club circuit and a four-year collegiate career at Cornell. Reeder helps with the Pack s setters and team defense. Reeder worked as a coach at Silver State Volleyball Club in Carson City From At Silver State, Reeder led team of different age groups while designing practices and developing technical and foundational skills. Reeder also implemented ipad and applications to provide visual and constructive statistical feedback for players and coaches. The Zephyr Cove, Nev. native graduated from George Whittell High School and attended Cornell where she ranks seventh named Second Team All-Conference USA with the Green Wave as a freshman in 2008 after ranking third on the team in kills (305), digs (300) and points (365.5) After a sophomore campaign that saw Co-Player of the Year honors in Conference USA, Djurdjevic finished her career at Florida State where she was a two-time All-ACC performer. The Seminoles went in the two seasons Djurdjevic spent in Tallahassee including a Final Four appearance as a senior in in program history with 354 assists and 16th with 834 digs. Reeder also saw action in every set as a junior and senior at setter. After graduating with a degree in natural resources with a concentration in resource policy management, Reeder used her education locally in the private sector where she founded her own environmental services and company and most recently worked at Tahoe Resource Conservation District in the summer of 2014.

12 Player Profiles SENIOR (2016) Expected to start at the setter position... will begin her senior campaign in 2016 JUNIOR (2015) Saw time in 11 matches with six starts Split time with Taylar Rothfuss at setter Ranked second on the team with 232 assists and 8.92 assists per set Averaged 2.38 digs per set Tallied 20 or more assists in seven matches Turned in one of the best performances of the season after posting 57 assists, 16 digs, three aces and three blocks in the 3-2 upset of No. 25 Wyoming (Oct. 3) Her 57 assists against the Cowgirls set a new career-high while her 16 digs matched her career-best Had three blocks and 21 assists at Cal (August 28). SOPHOMORE (2014) Led Nevada with 801 assists and 8.09 assists per set last season Ranked ninth in the Mountain West in assists Finished 10th in the MW in assists in league play Tallied 40 or more assists in six matches Tied for sixth in the conference with eight doubledoubles Registered a career-high 49 assists at Air Force (Oct. 25) Ranked second on the team with 24 service aces Set a season and career-high against San Diego State (Oct. 16) with four service aces Finished ninth in the conference with.24 aces per set in MW matches Posted 16 digs against Pepperdine (August 30), a career-high and the fifth-most in a match for Nevada in 2015 Twice matched her career-high with four kills against Pepperdine and Boise State (Oct. 9). FRESHMAN (2013) A key contributor to the Nevada offense in her first season in Reno Ranked second on the squad in assists (389) and assists per set (6.27) Tallied match highs in assists in 14 of her 18 matches played Eight times recorded 20 or more assists Twice recorded 40 or more assists Racked up double-doubles against conference foes Wyoming (Oct. 5) and Boise State (Oct. 17) Posted a career high 47 assists against Boise State (Oct. 17) A Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award recipient Named to the 2013 All- MW Academic team. HIGH SCHOOL One of the most decorated all-around athletes of the 2013 class... Added four varsity letters in basketball to the four she earned in volleyball at Spanish Springs High... Reining 4A Nevada Player of the Year on the volleyball court... Holds the Spanish Springs record in assist and serving percentage... Led her team to a Nevada 4A State Championship. PERSONAL Father Scott and mother Lisa were both University of Nevada student-athletes... Father played baseball from Mother played volleyball from Loves dogs, including her 95 pound Labrador Franklin... Reads and plays the piano in her spare time. LYNDSEY ANDERSON SENIOR SETTER 5-9 Sparks, Nev. (Spanish Springs High School) #2 Single Match Highs Kills 4 Boise State 10/17/13 at Pepperdine 8/30/14 at Boise State 10/9/14 Attacks 11 Boise State 10/17/13 Assists 57 Wyoming 10/3/15 Serve aces 4 San Diego State 10/16/14 Digs 16 Wyoming 10/5/13 at Pepperdine 8/30/14 Wyoming 10/3/15 Blocks 4 Sacramento State 9/9/14 Block solo 2 Sacramento State 9/9/14 Block assist 3 Four Times Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S Totals TEAM INFO INTRO RECORD BOOK STATISTICS PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF 11

13 Player Profiles INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK 12 SENIOR (2016) Comes off very strong junior season... will look to solidify herself as team s premiere middle. JUNIOR (2015) 2015 Academic All-Mountain West Ranked second on the team with 84 total blocks and fourth with 1.56 kills per set Appeared in all 107 sets on the season Set career-highs in matches played (30), kills (167), blocks (84) and points ( 211.5) Posted double-digit points in three matches Had a career-day against Weber State (Sept. 11) where she tallied 12 kills with a.455 hitting percentage and eight blocks Hit.455 again with three blocks in a 3-0 win over Miami Ohio (Sept. 12) Hit.500 (8-2-12) against Colorado State (Oct. 1) Tallied five or more kills in nineconsecutive conference matches. SOPHOMORE (2014) Wracked up 21 kills in only 14 sets to average 1.50 kills per set Registered career-highs in kills (9) and attacks (16) at Air Force (Oct. 25) Posted four total blocks. FRESHMAN (2013) Racked up three kills and 3.5 points against Seattle University (Sept. 21) Played in all three sets and notched two block assists in a sweep of Weber State (Sept. 6) Posted two block assists against UC Davis. High School Named the 2012 Northwest Oregon Conference Player of the Year... Earned first-team All-Northwest Oregon Conference honors last season. PERSONAL Daughter of Eric and Karen Groenweghe.. Has one sister, Carmen (15)... Plays the guitar, enjoys hiking and spending time with friends when she is not on the court. KATHRYN GROENWEGHE SENIOR MIDDLE 6-2 Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood High School) #7 Single Match Highs Kills 12 Weber State 9/11/15 Attacks 26 at Portland 9/4/15 Digs 2 at California 8/28/15 UNLV 11/5/15 at New Mexico 9/26/15 Blocks 8 Weber State 9/11/15 Block assist 8 Weber State 9/11/15 Block solo 2 at Air Force 9/24/15 Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S Total

14 Player Profiles JUNIOR (2016) Continued to be one of the team s top scorers in the 2015 season... Will look to continue her success in her junior year. SOPHOMORE (2015) Academic All-Mountain West Improved in every statistical category in her second season Ranked fourth in the Mountain West with 3.24 kills per set Finished third in the conference with 39 service aces Ranked second on the team in each category Ranked fourth in the MW with 3.77 points per set Racked up 23 aces in conference play, ranking second Registered 19 double-digit kill performances Tied for eighth in the MW with 10 double-doubles Had a career-night with 23 kills and 23 digs in the a 3-2 win over UC Riverside (Sept. 5) Hit.452, a career-high, in the victory over Fresno State (Nov. 7) Tallied four service aces in three matches against Seattle (August 29), Sacramento State (Sept. 18) and Air Force (Sept. 24) Posted 16 kills and 11 digs in the upset over No. 25 Wyoming (Oct. 3). FRESHMAN (2014) Ranked second on the team with 239 kills and 243 digs Tied for seventh in the Mountain West with seven double-doubles One of seven players to finish with double-digit aces Finished fourth on the team with 22 service aces Ranked 10th with 15 aces in conference play Career-high 18 kills came at Denver (Sept. 18) Tallied a season-high 21 digs against Air Force (Sept. 25) Posted the 10-highest hitting percentage in match in 2015 with a.417 mark ( ) against UNLV (Oct. 18) Collected three aces, a career-best, in three different matches against UTEP (Sept. 19), Utah State (Nov. 6) and UNLV (Oct 18) Averaged 2.45 digs per set in conference play that ranked second on the team. High School Earned varsity letters in in track and field and volleyball at Dayton HS First team All-Northern Region in 2010 and 2011 League MVP in 2012 and 2013 Led Dayton to the Regional Championship during her senior season In track, was a Division 3A high jump state champion in 2012 and PERSONAL Daughter of Richard and Jody Foley Participated in student government as the public relations officer from Graduated third in her class Was also recruited by Idaho and Cornell but chose Nevada because of the campus and the girls on the team Uncle Patrick Foley played football at Brown. MADISON FOLEY JUNIOR OUTSIDE 5-9 Dayton, Nev. (Dayton High School) #8 Single Match Highs Kills 12 Weber State 9/11/15 Attacks 26 at Portland 9/4/15 Digs 2 at California 8/28/15 UNLV 11/5/15 at New Mexico 9/26/15 Blocks 8 Weber State 9/11/15 Block assist 8 Weber State 9/11/15 Block solo 2 at Air Force 9/24/15 Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S Total TEAM INFO INTRO RECORD BOOK STATISTICS PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF 13

15 Player Profiles INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK 14 SENIOR (2016) Will serve as the senior defensive specialist and leader of the back row after the departure of Kara Kasser. JUNIOR (2015) 2015 Academic All-Mountain West Saw the floor in 21 matches Recorded double-digit digs three times Matched her careerhigh with three service aces in the win over San Jose State (Nov. 18) Posted 11 digs at Utah State (Nov. 12) Had a kill and five digs at Cal (August 28) Registered back-to-back double-digit dig performances with 10 against Eastern Washington (August 29) and 11 at Portland (Sept. 4). SOPHOMORE (2014) Appeared in 57 sets over 18 matches last season Averaged 1.19 digs per set with 68 digs Second-lowest total in receiving errors for players who played in 50 or more matches Matched her career-high with three assists at Boise State (Oct. 9). FRESHMAN (2013) Tallied 144 digs and 1.62 digs per set, each good enough for second on the team Her 89 sets played were the second most among Wolf Pack freshmen Her 19 digs in a win over Montana (Sept. 14) were the most for a Nevada player in 2013 Set a career high in service aces with three in a victory over conference foe San Diego State (Nov. 14). High School Set the Chaparral record for digs in a season and career in her final high school campaign... All Continental-League Selection in PERSONAL Daughter of Glen and Holly Thorpe... Has one sister, Kaleigh (14)... Loves listening to music and going to the movies in her spare time... Also plays the guitar and hikes when she is off the court. MADISON THORPE SENIOR DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST 5-5 Parker, Colo. (Chaparral High School) #11 Single Match Highs Kills 2 Montana 9/14/13 Attacks 3 Montana 9/14/13 Digs 19 Montana 9/14/13 Assists 3 San Diego State 11/14/13 at Boise State 10/9/14 Serve Aces 3 San Diego State 11/14/13 San Jose State 11/18/15 Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S Total

16 Player Profiles SENIOR (2016) Coming off a phenomenal junior season... will look to be the rock of the offense on the team in her senior year. JUNIOR (2015) 2015 All-Mountain West 2015 Academic All-Mountain West Turned in one of the best offensive seasons in program history Her 415 kills (10th), 50 service aces (t-fourth), 1,225 attacks (fourth) and points (sixth) each rank in the top 10 in the single season record book Ranked second in the Mountain West with 3.88 kills per set Led the conference with 50 service aces and finished second with 4.50 points per set Tied for second on the team with 292 digs Posted 30 blocks Racked up 20 or more kills five times Registered eight double-doubles Named MW Player of the Week on Nov. 9 after collecting 52 kills, five aces and 25 digs in a 2-0 weeks for the Wolf Pack Set match highs in the Mountain West with 31 total kills against No. 25 Wyoming (Oct. 3) and 27 kills in a four-set match against Fresno State (Nov. 7) Her 31 kills in the win over the Cowgirls established a new career-high Set a new career-best with 28 digs at Portland (Sept. 4) Tallied four service aces three times Hit.375, a career-high, with 20 kills in a 3-0 sweep of Utah State (Oct. 17). SOPHOMORE (2014) 2015 Academic All-Mountain West Ranked third on the team with 2.39 kills per set Finished fourth in total kills with 177 and 1.91 digs per set Posted a season-high 18 kills at Denver (Sept. 20) Wracked up a career-high 15 digs against the Pioneers Tallied 15 kills against Fresno State (Oct. 2) before recording a season-high.429 hitting percentage against the Bulldogs on Nov. 1 Had a career-high three assists at Pepperdine (August 30). FRESHMAN (2013) Finished her rookie campaign ranked fourth on the team in kills (171) and kills per set (1.76) Totaled 110 digs, good enough for third on the team Averaged 1.13 digs per set Played in the fifth most sets on the squad with 97 Appeared in 31 matches with 28 starts Had seven matches with 10-plus kills Tallied 14 kills three times, her career high Had two double-doubles against Mountain West opponents San Jose State (Oct. 10) and Boise State (Oct. 17) Recorded a.321 hitting percentage with 14 kills in a 3-1 win over Air Force (Nov. 22) A 2013 Academic All-Mountain West selection. High School Earned three varsity letters at Plano Senior High... Standout rightside hitter for her Excel Volleyball club team... Led all players in the North Texas Club Region in blocks and aces. PERSONAL Daughter of Mark and Angie Morell... Has one brother, Sam (19) and one sister, Shea (14)... Is active within her church and loves to spend time with family and friends when she is off the court. MADISON MORELL SENIOR OUTSIDE 5-11 Plano, Texas (Plano Senior High School) #13 Single Match Highs Kills 31 Wyoming 10/3/15 Attacks 74 UC Riverside 9/5/15 Attack Pct.375 Utah State 10/17/15 Digs 28 at Portland 9/4/15 Blocks 4 Montana State 9/12/15 Serve Aces 4 San Jose State 11/18/15 Kent State 9/19/15 at Air Force 9/24/15 Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S Total TEAM INFO INTRO RECORD BOOK STATISTICS PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF 15

17 Player Profiles INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK SOPHOMORE (2016) Will look to make her Nevada debut in her sophomore season. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Did not see action as a redshirt freshman. FRESHMAN (2014) Redshirted in High School Lettered in three varsity sports including rifle, swimming and volleyball Was a member of High Desert League championship teams from Member of the Spanish Springs state championship team in 2012 First team All-High Desert from Played with Northern Nevada Juniors and Silver State Volleyball clubs. PERSONAL Aspires to be a veterinarian or athletic trainer Cites Gabrielle Reece as her sports hero Chose Nevada because it was close to home and offered great academics Likes to ride horses and target shoot in her spare time. GABBY SZACHARA SOPHOMORE MIDDLE 6-0 Sparks, Nev. (Spanish Springs High School) #14 16

18 Player Profiles Junior (2016) Will look to add depth behind senior Kathryn Groenwegh at the middle position while adding to Nevada s few right side hitters. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Made significant contributions in conference play Appeared in nine matches with two starts Set career-highs with 22 kills, 16 blocks and 31.0 points Hit.500 with a career-best seven kills at Utah State (Nov. 12) Posted four kills, three digs and three blocks in the 3-1 win over UNLV (Nov. 5) Twice tallied five blocks against Fresno State (Nov. 7) and Utah State (Nov. 12). FRESHMAN (2014) Redshirted in High School Earned three varsity letters playing basketball, track and field and volleyball... Led Shadle Park HS to district and regional titles in Starred on the Spokane Sky Volleyball Club and Club Catalyst U-18 Volleyball Club... Won a district championship in basketball at Shadle Park in PERSONAL Daughter of Nicole DeVon and Derrick Singleton Aspires to work in sports marketing Majoring in pre-business and minoring in communications Was also recruited by Gonzaga, VCU and New Mexico but chose Nevada because of the atmosphere, the campus and the coaches Cites Candace Parker as her sports hero PEIGHTON DE VON SOPHOMORE RIGHT SIDE/MIDDLE 6-0 Spokane, Wash. (Shadle Park High School) #18 Single Match Highs Kills 7 at Utah State 11/12/15 Attacks 12 at Utah State 11/12/15 Attack Pct.583 at Utah State 11/12/15 Blocks 5 Fresno State 11/7/15 at Utah State 11/12/15 Block Assist 5 Fresno State 11/7/15 at Utah State 11/12/15 Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S TOTAL TEAM INFO INTRO RECORD BOOK STATISTICS PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF 17

19 Player Profiles INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK 18 JUNIOR (2016) Will look to make a big impact in the back row with more experience under her belt. REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2015) Saw time in three matches on the season Appeared in the 3-0 victory over Utah State (Oct. 17) SOPHOMORE (2014) Redshirted in FRESHMAN (2013) Earned three starts in 2013 Saw playing time in eight matches Averaged 1.35 digs per set. HIGH SCHOOL Four varsity letters at Elk Grove High School... Earned three Delta Valley First-Team All- Conference selections...starred on the NCVA Global Challenge Team... Earned all-tournament honors at the European Global Challenge in Pula, Croatia... Captain of the Sunset Volleyball club for the last four seasons. PERSONAL Has one sister, Haley (10)... Daughter of Rene and Gina Burdo. NICOLE BURDO JUNIOR DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST 5-5 Elk Grove, Calif. (Elk Grove High School) #19 Single Match Highs Digs 10 UC Santa Barbara 8/31/13 Serve Aces 3 Weber State 9/6/13 Season SP MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S Total

20 Player Profiles INTRO DALYN BURNS FRESHMAN SETTER 5-8 San Jose, Calif. (Presentation High School) #3 FRESHMAN (2016) Will seek playing time behind the senior Lyndsey Anderson. High School A precise setter with a solid serve Good defender with a solid demeanor on the court Lettered all four years for Presentation HS teams that won 20+ matches every season First team Western Catholic Athletic League as a sophomore and junior Tallied 1,855 assists Is close to eclipsing 1,000 digs as she has registered 964 career digs. PERSONAL Was born in Fresno, Calif.... Daughter of Colleen Burns and Michael Sellitti... Has one sister, Melia Liu... Chose Nevada because of the great campus and team atmosphere... Lists Kerri Walsh as her sports hero... Also recruited by Harvard and Hostra. BELLA FERNANDEZ FRESHMAN OUTSIDE/RIGHT SIDE 5-10 Livermore, Calif. (Granada High School) #4 FRESHMAN (2016) Will seek playing time in her rookie season on the team. High School Played volleyball throughout all four years of high school... was named the team MVP in 2014 and earned the Granada Award in played for Red Rock in , where she helped the team qualify for junior olympics... tallied a total of 321 kills in 86 sets played her senior year, ranking first in her league... was named to first team all-league her junior and senior year PERSONAL Daughter of Bill and Kristina Fernandez... Has an older brother, Vince, who plays baseball for the Rockies organization... Enjoys hiking, sleeping and eating... plans to major in Biology... Chose Nevada thanks to the campus and its proximity to home... Was also recruited by SDSU and SSU. GRACE CROWLEY FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST 5-7 Reno, Nev. (Reno High School) #15 FRESHMAN (2016) Will look to earn playing time in her first season with the team. High School Earned first team all-league honors... Also played for Northern Nevada Juniors... Best high school memory comes from her senior night when she logged 20 kills in a single match. PERSONAL Daughter of Therea Crowley and granddaughter of former Nevada president Joe Crowley... Has an older sister, Colleen... plans to major in public health... Lists Magic Johnson as her sports hero... Also enjoys playing grass volleyball and coaching... Chose Nevada as Reno is her hometown and she wanted her friends and family to come see her play. RECORD BOOK STATISTICS PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF TEAM INFO 19

21 Player Profiles INTRO TEAM INFO COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS STATISTICS RECORD BOOK SHAYLA HOEFT FRESHMAN MIDDLE 6-2 Kihei, Hawai i (Seabury Hall High School) #17 FRESHMAN (2016) Will look to earn playing time in her first season with the team. High School A strong, physical presence in the middle A player that can play multiple positions and still hit a heavy ball Started on three-straight Maui Interscholastic League Division II Championship teams ( ) First Team All-MIL in 2014 Played for Kau`ikahi Volleyball Club Recruited by Oklahoma, Temple, Denver, Portland and Hawai`i Pacific. PERSONAL Daughter of Gus Hoeft and Stacey Smith Hoeft... Has six siblings... Lists Serena Williams, Kobe Bryant and Leo Messi as her sports heroes... Picked Nevada because of the coaching staff s character and the fact that she has family that lives in Reno... likes going to the beach and hiking. JAMILA MINOR REDSHIRT FRESHMAN OUTSIDE 5-10 Columbia, S.C. (Westwood High School) #24 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Will seek to join a powerfull attacking core after redshirting last season. FRESHMAN (2015) Redshirted in High School Named all-state and all-region as a senior in 2014 Played a season of club volleyball for SC Midlands and from competed for Magnum Volleyball club Earned varsity letters in all four of her seasons at Westwood HS Also lettered in basketball and track. PERSONAL Daughter of Willie and Jacqueline Minor Plans on majoring in chemistry Also recruited by Duquesne, Western Illinois and Coppin State Brother played football at Cornell Chose Nevada because of the close knit family atmosphere and she feels she can develop into a better person and athlete. CAMILLE DAVEY FRESHMAN LIBERO 5-8 Newport Beach, Calif. (San Clemente High School) #27 FRESHMAN (2016) Will seek playing time in her rookie season on the team. High School Has the potential to be a great libero in the Mountain West Possesses excellent passing ability and quickness Played in the back row on three-consecutive South Coast League championship teams ( ) First Team All-South Coast League in 2014 First Team All-CIF Tournament in 2013 and 2014 Owns the single-match school record with 39 digs Has racked up 914 career digs and 16.6 digs per match Played with the Laguna Beach Volleyball Club along with fellow signee Ayla Fresenius PERSONAL Daughter of Cameron and Cathy Davey... Plans to major in Elementary Education... Wants to minor in special education and become an elementary school teach... Chose Nevada because of its proximity to home, the strong volleyball program and amazing campus... Was also recruited by Coastal Carolina, Harvard, Wake Forest, Santa Clara and Virginia. 20

22 Player Profiles AYLA FRESENIUS FRESHMAN OUTSIDE/RIGHT SIDE 6-0 Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Dana Hills High School) #47 FRESHMAN (2016) Will seek playing time in her rookie season on the team. High School An athletic hitter with great ball control Possesses excellent court sense and competitiveness Helped lead Dana Hills HS to the quarterfinals of the CIF Tournament this season Hitting.259 in 2015 with 27 total blocks Played a key role on back-to-back South Coast League championship teams Tallied 4.3 kills per set as a junior Lettered all four years Played club for Laguna Beach Volleyball Club PERSONAL Plans to major in criminal justice... Daughter of Tim and Lael Fresenius... Mother is a volleyball coach and dad is a tennis pro... Has two little sisters, Drae and Stila... List Serena Williams as her sports hero... Was also recruited by Hawaii Pacific and BYU... Chose Nevada because of the beautiful campus and her immediate connection with the players and coaches. Roster by the numbers: States California: 5 Nevada: 4 Oregon: 1 Texas: 1 Washington: 1 Colorado: 1 Hawai i: 1 South Carolina: 1 Height 6-0 and over: 5 Between 5-8 and 5-11: and under: 3 Class Senior: 4 Junior: 2 Sophomore: 2 Freshman/RS Freshman: 7 Position Outside: 5 Right Side: 3 Middle: 4 Setter: 2 Defensive Specialist: 3 Libero: 3 TEAM INFO INTRO RECORD BOOK STATISTICS PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF 21

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24 2015 Statistics Nevada combined team statistics 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 13 MORELL,Madison FOLEY,Madison WILLOUGHBY,Sam GROENWEGHE,Kathry KING,Sommer ROTHFUSS,Taylar De VON,Peighton ANDERSON,Lyndsey KASSER,Kara THORPE,Madison MALUOTOGA,Mo BURDO,Nicole TEAM NEVADA Opponents Team Statistics NV OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 12/356 13/568 Neutral site #/Avg 5/156 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 4 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. Aug 28 at California L ,19-25, Aug 29 vs Seattle U L ,14-25, Aug 29 vs Eastern Washington W ,25-19, Sep 04 at Portland L ,22-25,25-19, Sep 05 at Portland State L ,14-25, Sep 05 vs UC Riverside W ,21-25,25-12,24-26, Sep 11 WEBER STATE W ,19-25,24-26,25-13, Sep 12 MONTANA STATE W ,25-19, Sep 12 MIAMI W ,25-20, $Sep 18 at Sacramento State L ,25-20,21-25, Sep 19 vs Santa Clara L ,18-25, Sep 19 vs Kent State L ,20-25,25-27, *Sep 24 at Air Force W ,25-16,20-25,25-16, *Sep 26 at New Mexico L ,19-25,25-20, *Oct. 1 #20 COLORADO STATE L ,21-25, *Oct 03 #25 WYOMING W ,27-25,25-21,25-27, *Oct 08 at Fresno State L ,21-25, * at UNLV L ,23-25, *Oct 15 BOISE STATE L ,18-25,16-25, *Oct 17 UTAH STATE W ,25-17, *Oct 22 NEW MEXICO L ,19-25,25-23, *Oct 24 AIR FORCE W ,25-15, *Oct 29 at Wyoming L ,16-25, *Oct 31 at #18 Colorado State L ,14-25, *Nov 05 UNLV W ,27-25,25-21, *Nov 07 FRESNO STATE W ,22-25,25-20, *Nov 12 at Utah State L ,23-25,25-20, *Nov 14 at Boise State L ,16-25, *Nov 18 SAN JOSE STATE W ,25-11, *Nov 24 at San Diego State L ,22-25, Record in 3-set matches: 6-11 Record in 4-set matches: 2-7 Record in 5-set matches: 4-0 INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF 23

25 2015 Statistics INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK Nevada COnference STATISTICS 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 13 MORELL,Madison FOLEY,Madison WILLOUGHBY,Sam GROENWEGHE,Kathry KING,Sommer De VON,Peighton ROTHFUSS,Taylar ANDERSON,Lyndsey KASSER,Kara THORPE,Madison BURDO,Nicole MALUOTOGA,Mo TEAM NEVADA Opponents Team Statistics NV OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/394 9/717 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 4 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. *Sep 24 at Air Force W ,25-16,20-25,25-16, *Sep 26 at New Mexico L ,19-25,25-20, *Oct. 1 #20 COLORADO STATE L ,21-25, *Oct 03 #25 WYOMING W ,27-25,25-21,25-27, *Oct 08 at Fresno State L ,21-25, * at UNLV L ,23-25, *Oct 15 BOISE STATE L ,18-25,16-25, *Oct 17 UTAH STATE W ,25-17, *Oct 22 NEW MEXICO L ,19-25,25-23, *Oct 24 AIR FORCE W ,25-15, *Oct 29 at Wyoming L ,16-25, *Oct 31 at #18 Colorado State L ,14-25, *Nov 05 UNLV W ,27-25,25-21, *Nov 07 FRESNO STATE W ,22-25,25-20, *Nov 12 at Utah State L ,23-25,25-20, *Nov 14 at Boise State L ,16-25, *Nov 18 SAN JOSE STATE W ,25-11, *Nov 24 at San Diego State L ,22-25, Record in 3-set matches: 3-7 Record in 4-set matches: 2-4 Record in 5-set matches:

26 2015 Statistics Nevada CATEGORY LEADERS # ATTACK (by K) S K K/S E TA Pct 13 MORELL,Madison FOLEY,Madison WILLOUGHBY,Sam GROENWEGHE,Kathryn KING,Sommer ROTHFUSS,Taylar De VON,Peighton ANDERSON,Lyndsey KASSER,Kara THORPE,Madison MALUOTOGA,Mo # SET (by A) S A A/S TA Pct 12 ROTHFUSS,Taylar ANDERSON,Lyndsey KASSER,Kara FOLEY,Madison MORELL,Madison MALUOTOGA,Mo THORPE,Madison WILLOUGHBY,Sam GROENWEGHE,Kathryn KING,Sommer De VON,Peighton TM TEAM # BLOCK (by Total) S BS BA Total Blk/S 10 WILLOUGHBY,Sam GROENWEGHE,Kathryn ROTHFUSS,Taylar FOLEY,Madison MORELL,Madison KING,Sommer De VON,Peighton ANDERSON,Lyndsey MALUOTOGA,Mo THORPE,Madison # POINTS (by Points) S Points Points/S 13 MORELL,Madison FOLEY,Madison WILLOUGHBY,Sam GROENWEGHE,Kathryn KING,Sommer ROTHFUSS,Taylar De VON,Peighton ANDERSON,Lyndsey KASSER,Kara THORPE,Madison MALUOTOGA,Mo # KILL (by K) S K K/S 13 MORELL,Madison FOLEY,Madison WILLOUGHBY,Sam GROENWEGHE,Kathryn KING,Sommer ROTHFUSS,Taylar De VON,Peighton ANDERSON,Lyndsey KASSER,Kara THORPE,Madison MALUOTOGA,Mo # SERVE (by SA) S SA SE SA/S TA Pct 13 MORELL,Madison FOLEY,Madison WILLOUGHBY,Sam KASSER,Kara ROTHFUSS,Taylar THORPE,Madison MALUOTOGA,Mo ANDERSON,Lyndsey KING,Sommer BURDO,Nicole GROENWEGHE,Kathryn # DEFENSE (by Dig) S Dig Dig/S BHE 4 KASSER,Kara FOLEY,Madison MORELL,Madison ROTHFUSS,Taylar MALUOTOGA,Mo THORPE,Madison WILLOUGHBY,Sam ANDERSON,Lyndsey KING,Sommer De VON,Peighton GROENWEGHE,Kathryn BURDO,Nicole # RECEPT (by TA) S RE RE/S TA Pct 8 FOLEY,Madison KASSER,Kara MORELL,Madison MALUOTOGA,Mo THORPE,Madison TM TEAM WILLOUGHBY,Sam GROENWEGHE,Kathryn ROTHFUSS,Taylar ANDERSON,Lyndsey KING,Sommer INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF 25

27 2015 Statistics INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK MATCH RESULTS Date Opponent Score Score-by-set Overall Conf Time Att. Aug 28 at California L ,19-25, Aug 29 vs Seattle U L ,14-25, : Aug 29 vs Eastern Washington W ,25-19, :35 Sep 04 at Portland L ,22-25,25-19, : Sep 05 at Portland State L ,14-25, : Sep 05 vs UC Riverside W ,21-25,25-12,24-26, :18 79 Sep 11 WEBER STATE W ,19-25,24-26,25-13, : Sep 12 MONTANA STATE W ,25-19, Sep 12 MIAMI W ,25-20, : $ Sep 18 at Sacramento State L ,25-20,21-25, : Sep 19 vs Santa Clara L ,18-25, : Sep 19 vs Kent State L ,20-25,25-27, : * Sep 24 at Air Force W ,25-16,20-25,25-16, : * Sep 26 at New Mexico L ,19-25,25-20, : * Oct. 1 #20 COLORADO STATE L ,21-25, : * Oct 03 #25 WYOMING W ,27-25,25-21,25-27, : * Oct 08 at Fresno State L ,21-25, : * at UNLV L ,23-25, : * Oct 15 BOISE STATE L ,18-25,16-25, : * Oct 17 UTAH STATE W ,25-17, : * Oct 22 NEW MEXICO L ,19-25,25-23, : * Oct 24 AIR FORCE W ,25-15, : * Oct 29 at Wyoming L ,16-25, : * Oct 31 at #18 Colorado State L ,14-25, : * Nov 05 UNLV W ,27-25,25-21, : * Nov 07 FRESNO STATE W ,22-25,25-20, : * Nov 12 at Utah State L ,23-25,25-20, : * Nov 14 at Boise State L ,16-25, : * Nov 18 SAN JOSE STATE W ,25-11, : * Nov 24 at San Diego State L ,22-25, : Team Record W-L-T Attend Dates Total Avg. Overall: Total: Conference: 7-11 Home: Home: 9-3 Away: Away: 1-12 Neutral: Neutral: sets: sets: sets:

28 Single Season Leaders TEAM INFO PLAYERS INTRO Points (Became a Statistic in 2001) 1. Michelle More (2002) Salaia Salave`a (2004) Salaia Salave`a (2005) Teal Ericson (2007) Teal Ericson (2006) Madison Morell (2015) Carly Sorensen (2005) Karly Sipherd (2007) Salaia Salave`a (2003) Kylie Harrington (2009) Kill Percentage 1. Kim Thomas (1984) Michelle More (2002) Monica Petrilli (1996) Carla Busalacchi (1993) Denise Coverly (1984) Tessa Lea ea (2011) Salaia Salave`a (2004) Carla Busalacchi (1991) Salaia Salave`a (2005) Cristy Crane (1984).292 Michelle More (2001).292 Kills 1. Michelle More (2002) Salaia Salave`a (2004) Tiffany Neumeier (1997) 472 Tiffany Neumeier (1996) Teal Ericson (2007) Teal Ericson (2006) Salaia Salave`a (2005) Jennifer White (1993) Tiffany Neumeier (1994) Madison Morell (2015) 415 Attacks 1. Tiffany Neumeier (1996) 1, Michelle More (2002) 1, Teal Ericson (2007) 1, Madison Morell (2015) 1, Salaia Salave`a (2004) 1, Teal Ericson (2006) 1, Kylie Harrington (2009) 1, Kylie Harrington (2010) 1, Tiffany Neumeier (1995) 1, Carly Sorensen (2005) 1,096 Assists 1. Jill Couwenhoven (2002) 1, Alanna Whitnack (1998) 1, Tristin Johnson (2004) 1, Monica Petrilli (1996) 1, Carla Busalacchi (1992) 1, Monica Petrilli (1995) 1, Carla Busalacchi (1993) 1, Tristin Johnson (2006) 1, Tristin Johnson (2003) 1, Tatiana Santiago (2010) 1,162 Block Solos 1. Salaia Salave`a (2003) Lisa Long (1990) Michelle More (2002) Jill Evarts (1991) 28 Jill Evarts (1992) 28 Liz Locke (1993) Salaia Salave`a (2005) Salaia Salave`a (2002) Jaime Keith (1995) 25 Salaia Salave`a (2004) 25 Tessa Lea ea (2014) 25 Block Assists 1. Salaia Salave`a (2004) Karly Sipherd (2005) Karly Sipherd (2006) Lindsay Baldwin (2007) Tessa Lea ea (2012) Lindsay Baldwin (2008) Karly Sipherd (2004) Karen Adams (2004) Karly Sipherd (2007) Salaia Salave`a (2002) 106 Lindsay Baldwin (2009) 106 Total Blocks 1. Salaia Salave`a (2004) Karly Sipherd (2005) Karly Sipherd (2006) 141 Tessa Lea ea (2012) Salaia Salave`a (2003) Lindsay Baldwin (2007) Salaia Salave`a (2002) Michelle More (1999) Karly Sipherd (2007) Lindsay Baldwin (2008) Karly Sipherd (2004) 123 Service Aces 1. Dana Black (1993) Jaime Keith (1996) Phylis Bustamante (1987) Stacy Johnson (1986) 50 Madison Morell (2015) Monica Petrilli (1994) Lauren Netherby (1998) 44 Carla Busalacchi (1992) 44 Julie Dobbs (1990) 44 Kim GeBott (1989) 44 Digs 1. Christine Harms (2005) Nicole Link (2010) Nicole Link (2009) Allison Hernandez (2007) Suzanne Stonebarger (2000) Suzanne Stonebarger (1998) Jennifer White (1993) Nicole Link (2008) Kerry Haggard (1991) April Colgrove (1995) 380 RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF 27

29 Career Leaders INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK Points (Became a Statistic in 2001) 1. Salaia Salave`a ( ) 2, Teal Ericson ( ) 1, Karly Sipherd ( ) 1, Lindsay Baldwin ( ) 1, Tessa Lea ea ( ) 1, Kylie Harrington ( ) 1, Carly Sorensen ( ) 1, Michelle More ( ) 1, Sam Willoughby ( ) 1, Grace Anxo ( ) Kills 1. Tiffany Neumeier ( ) 1, Salaia Salave`a ( ) 1, Teal Ericson ( ) 1, Michelle More ( ) 1, Jennifer White ( ) 1, Kylie Harrington ( ) 1, Carly Sorensen ( ) 1, Suzanne Stonebarger ( ) 1, Karly Sipherd ( ) 1, Kelly Martin ( ) 1,172 Hitting Percentage 1. Kari Zimmerman ( ) Cristy Crane (1984) Michelle More ( ) Elena Berman (1998) Salaia Salave`a ( ) Karly Sipherd ( ) Tessa Lea ea (2011-present) Monica Petrilli ( ) Lindsay Baldwin ( ) Carla Busalacchi ( ).244 Assists 1. Carla Busalacchi ( ) 4, Tristin Johnson ( ) 4, Monica Petrilli ( ) 3, Jill Couwenhoven ( ) 3, Tatiana Santiago ( ) 2, Alanna Whitnack ( ) 2, Ashley Miller (2005, 07) 1, Sonnie Sei ( ) 1, Jennifer Harris ( ) 1, Phylis Bustamante ( ) 1,645 Services Aces 1. Carla Busalacchi ( ) Monica Petrilli ( ) Kelly Martin ( ) 117 Jennifer White ( ) Tristin Johnson ( ) Tiffany Neumeier ( ) Salaia Salave`a ( ) Julie Dobbs ( ) Kellie LaBossiere ( ) Grace Anxo ( ) 100 Digs 1. Suzanne Stonebarger ( ) 1, Nicole Link ( ) 1, Christine Harms ( ) 1, Tiffany Neumeier ( ) 1, Kara Kasser ( ) 1, Jennifer White ( ) 1, Kelly Martin ( ) 1, Carla Busalacchi ( ) 1, Allison Hernandez ( ) 1, Lindsay Holda ( ) 1,066 Block Solos 1. Salaia Salave`a ( ) Michelle More ( ) Tessa Lea ea ( ) Jaime Keith ( ) Jennifer White ( ) 56 Julie Dobbs ( ) Erin Hewko ( ) Jill Evarts ( ) Karly Sipherd ( ) Lindsay Baldwin ( ) 48 Block Assists 1. Karly Sipherd ( ) Lindsay Baldwin ( ) Salaia Salave`a ( ) Tessa Lea ea ( ) Michelle More ( ) Jaime Keith ( ) Erin Hewko ( ) Sam Willoughby ( ) Jorgan Staker ( ) Erin Garvey ( ) 213 Total Blocks 1. Salaia Salave`a ( ) Karly Sipherd ( ) Lindsay Baldwin ( ) Tessa Lea ea ( ) Michelle More ( ) Jaime Keith ( ) Erin Hewko ( ) Sam Willoughby ( ) Janelle Batista ( ) Jennifer White ( )

30 Match Records Kills Lauren Netherby vs. NMSU (10/8/98) Teal Ericson vs. Hofstra (9/8/07) 31 Michelle More vs. BYU (8/31/02) 31 Madison Morell vs. Wyoming (10/3/15) Jennifer White vs. UC Irvine (11/19/93) 30 Jennifer White vs. Baylor (11/26/93) 30 Tiffany Neumeier vs. NMSU (10/12/95) 30 Carly Sorensen vs. Montana State (9/17/05) 30 Teal Ericson vs. San Jose State (11/3/07) Tiffany Neumeier vs. Portland (9/13/97) 29 Karly Sipherd at Sacramento State (10/30/07) Tiffany Neumeier vs. CSUF (10/31/96) 28 Salaia Salave`a at Tulsa (9/23/04) 28 Salaia Salave`a vs. Louisiana Tech (9/22/05) Tiffany Neumeier vs. Providence (9/13/96) 27 Tiffany Neumeier vs. Boise State (11/14/97) 27 Salaia Salave`a at SJSU (10/2/03) 27 Salaia Salave`a vs. Stanford (9/4/04) 27 Madison Morell vs. Fresno State (11/7/15) Kill % Shannon Stemler at Boise State (11/9/01) Heather Zoerner vs. UCSB (9/16/95) Erin Hewko vs. Utah St. (10/23/92).700 Sam Willoughby vs. Idaho (9/20/13) Attacks Madison Morell vs. UC Riverside (9/5/15) Tiffany Neumeier vs. CSUF (11/18/95) 72 Tiffany Neumeier vs. Boise State (11/14/97) 72 Teal Ericson at New Mexico State (10/18/07) 72 Madison Morell vs. Wyoming (10/3/15) Lauren Netherby vs. NMSU (10/8/98) Tiffany Neumeier vs. CSUF (10/31/96) 70 Teal Ericson at Idaho (9/20/07) 70 Teal Ericson vs. San Jose State (11/3/07) Tiffany Neumeier vs. NMSU (10/12/95) Assists Alanna Whitnack vs. Utah State (11/14/98) Alanna Whitnack vs. San Jose State (9/5/98) Monica Petrilli vs. NMSU (10/12/95) 73 Monica Petrilli vs. CSUF (11/18/95) 73 Alanna Whitnack vs. Sacramento St. (10/13/98) INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS Services Aces 1. 8 Lauren Galler vs. Arizona State (9/6/03) 2. 7 Jeanette Bransum vs. Idaho (9/30/88) 7 Erin Hewko vs. St. Mary s (9/10/94) 3. 6 Monica Petrilli vs. Sac. St. (9/22/93) 6 Monica Petrilli vs. Weber St. (9/9/94) 6 Karen Adams vs. Fordham (8/29/03) 6 Karen Adams vs Sacramento State (9/14/04) Digs Suzanne Stonebarger at San Jose St. (9/29/00) Suzanne Stonebarger vs. Sac St. (10/13/98) Nicole Link at Louisiana Tech (11/18/10) Jaime Keith vs. North Texas (11/7/96) Nicole Link vs Cal State Bakersfield (9/19/09) Nicole Link at Fresno State (10/11/08) 29 Nicole Link vs Utah State (10/10/09) Suzanne Stonebarger vs. Santa Clara (9/1/01) 28 Emily Baracco vs. Pacific (12/6/02) 28 Christine Harms at Louisiana Tech (11/5/05) 28 Allison Hernandez at Idaho (9/20/07) 28 Madison Morell at Portland (9/4/15) Block Solos Tessa Lea ea vs. UC Santa Barbara (8/31/13) 2. 9 Kari Zimmerman vs. Santa Clara (10/4/86) 9 Stacy Johnson vs. USF (11/19/87) 9 Jaime Keith vs UCSB (11/16/95) Block Assists Cristy Crane vs. Santa Clara (1984) Total Blocks Stacy Johnson vs. USF (11/9/85) team match records Kills 91 vs. Utah St. (11/14/98) Kill %.543 vs. Louisiana Tech (11/14/09) Attempts 256 vs. Texas A&M (11/7/92) Assists 87 vs. Utah St. (11/14/98) Service Aces 17 vs. San Francisco State (9/18/87) vs. Arizona State (9/6/03) Digs 144 vs. Texas A&M (11/7/92) Block Solos 14 vs. Santa Clara (1984) Block Assists 38 at Sacramento State (10/30/07) Total Blocks 22 at Sacramento State (10/30/07) Record Book Note: Collegiate women s volleyball adopted the rally scoring system prior to the 2001 season with winning team being the first to score 30 points with a two point advantage except for the fifth game which is played to 15 points. A point is now scored on every serve of the match. Thus statistical opportunities are different for those players who competed prior to the adoption of the rally system and those with the rally system. The Nevada record book does not distinguish between the two different scoring systems. INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF 29

31 Individual Honors INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK Academic All-Mountain WEST Lyndsey Anderson 2013,2014 Grace Anxo 2012, 2013 Janelle Batista 2012 Kelly Chang 2012 Madison Foley 2015 Kathryn Groenweghe 2015 Dana Holt 2012, 2013 Elissa Ji 2012 Kara Kasser 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Sommer King 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Kinsey Minter 2013, 2014 Megan Mize 2012 Madison Morell 2013, 2014, 2015 Bonnie Paul 2012 Madison Thorpe 2013, 2014, 2015 Samantha Willoughby 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 wac all-academic team Bonnie Paul 2011 Sofia Anxo 2011 Grace Anxo 2011, 2010 Elissa Ji 2011, 2010 Kelly Chang 2011, 2010, 2009 Erin Garvey 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 Tatiana Santiago 2011, 2009, 2008 Teal Ericson 2007, 2005 Dana Henry 2007, 2006, 2005 Kate Saltmarsh 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003 Nicole Hayman 2006 Amber Young 2005, 2004, 2003 Shermeka Henry 2004, 2003 Kate Smith 2003 Ashley Bastian 2003, 2002, 2001 Heather Massey 2003 Jamela McGee 2003 Katheryn Smith 2002, 2001 Amber Stimac 2002 american volleyball coaches association 2002 Michelle More All-West Region 2004 Salaia Salave`a Honorable Mention All-West Region 2005 Salaia Salave`a All-West Region & Honorable Mention All-America NEVADA ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS All-Mountain West 2015 Madison Morell Mountain West First Team 1993 Jennifer White Big West Conference 1996 & 1997 Tiffany Neumeier Big West Conference 2000 Suzanne Stonebarger Western Athletic Conference 2001 Kellie LaBossiere Western Athletic Conference 2001 & 2002 Michelle More Western Athletic Conference 2003, 2004 & 2005 Salaia Salave`a Western Athletic Conference 2007 Teal Ericson Western Athletic Conference 2007 Karly Sipherd Western Athletic Conference 2008 & 2010 Lindsay Baldwin Western Athletic Conference 2009 Kylie Harrington Western Athletic Conference 2012 Tessa Lea ea Mountain West Second Team 1992, 1993 & 1994 Kelly Martin Big West Conference 1994 & 1995 Tiffany Neumeier Big West Conference 1995 April Colgrove Big West Conference 1998 Elena Berman Big West Conference 1998 Suzanne Stonebarger Big West Conference & 2001 Western Athletic Conference 1998 Allana Whitnack Big West Conference 1999 Kellie LaBossiere Big West Conference 2000 Michelle More Western Athletic Conference 2001 & 2002 Jill Couwenhoven Western Athletic Conference 2001 Shannon Stemler Western Athletic Conference 2002 Salaia Salave`a Western Athletic Conference 2003, 2004 & 2006 Tristin Johnson Western Athletic Conference 2005 & 2006 Teal Ericson Western Athletic Conference 2005 & 2006 Karly Sipherd Western Athletic Conference 2007 Ashley Miller Western Athletic Conference 2008 & 2010 Kylie Harrington Western Athletic Conference 2009 Lindsay Baldwin Western Athletic Conference 2010 Erin Garvey Western Athletic Conference 2011 Janelle Batista Western Athletic Conference 2011 Tatiana Santiago Western Athletic Conference Freshman Teams 1997 Ashley Williams Big West Conference 1998 Suzanne Stonebarger Big West Conference 1998 Kellie LaBossiere Big West Conference 1999 Michelle More Big West Conference 2002 Salaia Salave`a Western Athletic Conference 2004 Teal Ericson Western Athletic Conference 2004 Karly Sipherd Western Athletic Conference 2006 Jorgan Staker Western Athletic Conference 2007 Lindsay Baldwin Western Athletic Conference 2009 Eissa Ji Western Athletic Conference 2010 Grace Anxo Western Athletic Conference 2011 Tessa Lea`ea Western Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year 2002 Salaia Salave`a Western Athletic Conference Honorable Mention 2014 Tessa Lea ea Mountain West 30

32 Against the Opposition (Since 1984) Team W L Last Air Force Alabama-Birmingham American Akron Arizona Arizona State Ball State Baylor Belmont Boise State Bradley Brown BYU BYU-Hawai`i Bucknell Butler California Cal Poly Cal State Fullerton Cal State Northridge Cal State Univ. Bakersfield Chaminade Chicago State Chico State Clemson Central Florida Cincinnati Coastal Carolina Colorado Colorado State Columbia Connecticut Cornell Creighton Delaware Denver Duke Eastern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Eastern Michigan Eastern Washington Florida Atlantic Florida International Fordham Furman Fresno State George Mason George Washington Gonzaga Harvard Hawai`i Team W L Last Hawai`i-Hilo Hofstra Houston Idaho Idaho State James Madison Illinois-Chicago Illinois State Indiana Indiana Purdue Fort Wyane Kansas Kent State Lamar LaVerne Lewis-Clark State Lipscomb Long Beach State Louisiana State Louisiana Tech Loyola Marymount Marquette Maryland Maryland-Baltimore Cty Metro State Miami (Ohio) Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Missouri-KC Montana Montana State Morehead State New Hampshire New Mexico New Mexico State North Texas Northeast Illinois Northern Arizona Northern Colorado Northern Iowa Notre Dame Ohio State Ohio University Oral Roberts Oregon Oregon State Pacific Pennsylvania Pepperdine Portland Portland State Providence College Team W L Last Rice Sacramento State Saint Mary s Sam Houston State San Diego San Diego State San Francisco San Francisco State San Jose State Santa Clara Seattle University SMU South Alabama South Florida Southern California Southwest Missouri Southwest Texas State Stanford Stephen F. Austin Temple TCU Texas A&M Texas A&M Corpus Cristi Texas-San Antonio Texas Tech Tennessee Tulane Tulsa UC Davis UC UC Irvine UC Riverside UC San Diego UC Santa Barbara UCLA UNLV US International UT Arlington UT Pan American UT San Antonio Utah Utah State Utah Valley UTEP Valparaiso Virginia Commonwealth Warner Pacific Washington State Weber State Western Illinois Wichita State Wisconsin Wyoming INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF 31

33 NCAA Teams INTRO Wolf Pack (from L to R) TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK 32 Front row (seated): Ashley Miller and Dana Henry. Second Row (seated): Trainer Kristin Klinger, Christine Harms, Tristin Johnson, Salaia Salave`a, Carly Sorensen, Ashley Hess, Lindsay Holda, Karly Sipherd, Carina Aguilar, Randi Salis, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, and Student Assistant Karen Adams. Back Row: Team Manager James Crane, Volunteer Assistant Coach Tait Rafat, Associate Head Coach Oscar Crespo, Allison Hernandez, Erika Ryan, Brianne Davis, Teal Ericson, and Assistant Coach Ray Batalon Wolf Pack (from L to R) Front row (seated): Christine Harms, Lindsay Holda, Amberlyn Nielsen, Carly Sorensen, Kellie Burton, Salaia Salave`a, Karen Adams, and Volunteer Assistant Coach Adrian Hankoff. Second Row: Team Manager James Crane, Karly Sipherd, Emily Donaldson, Tristin Adams, Alyse Brush, Team Manager Rachael DeRiemer, Teal Ericson, and Brianne Davis. Back Row (standing): Trainer Tovan Willey, Undergraduate Assistant Coach Laura Wooley, Associate Head Coach Oscar Crespo, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, and Assistant Coach Ray Batalon Wolf Pack (from L to R) Front row (seated): Jill Couwenhoven, Jacqueline Randolph, Christine Harms, Maya Gamble, Emily Baracco, Salaia Salave`a, Laura Wooley, and Lindsay Holda. Back Row (standing): Associate Head Coach Oscar Crespo, Assistant Coach Juliet Klemm, Trainer John Carpenter, Alyse Brush, Emily Donaldson, Kellie Burton, Michelle More, Karen Adams, Brianne Davis, Chelsea Morgan, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, Team Manager Josh Hays, and Assistant Coach Ray Batalon.

34 NCAA Teams INTRO Wolf Pack (from L to R) TEAM INFO Front row (seated): Kelly Jameson, Michelle More, Navonna Chambers, Shannon Stemler, Kellie LaBossiere, Suzanne Stonebarger, and Emily Baracco. Back Row (standing): Assistant Coach Keisha Demps, Associate Head Coach Oscar Crespo, Salaia Salave`a, Karen Adams, Maya Gamble, Jaclyn Anderson, Denise Sheldon, Jill Couwenhoven, Team Manager Josh Hays, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, and Trainer Shelly Germann. PLAYERS Wolf Pack (from L to R) 2005 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds Stanford, California Maples Pavilion December 2, 2005 Att. 1,501 NCAA Tournament First Round L, Wichita State Record WAC Record (Finish) 10-3(2nd West) Head Coach Devin Scruggs 2001 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds 1998 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds NCAA Tournament First Round L, Stanford 2005 Overall Record WAC Record (Finish) 10-6 (4th) Head Coach Devin Scruggs 2002 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds NCAA Tournament 2004 NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament First Round L, Miami (OH) Record 22-7 Big West Record (Finish) 12-4 (First East) Head Coach Devin Scruggs Lincoln, Nebraska NU Coliseum December 3, 2004 Att. 4,151 Stanford, Calif. Maples Pavilion December 6, 2002 Att. 2,033 First Round L, Pacific Record WAC Record (Finish) 8-5 (3rd West) Head Coach Devin Scruggs Stanford, Calif. Maples Pavilion November 30, 2001 Att. 1,953 First Round L, Stanford Record 17-8 WAC Record (Finish) 9-4 (T-2nd West) Head Coach Devin Scruggs Honolulu, Hawaii Stan Sheriff Center December 5, 1998 Att. 1,440 RECORD BOOK WOLF PACK NCAA TOURNAMENT SEASON CAPSULES STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF Front row (seated): Navonna Chambers, Suzanne Stonebarger, and Kristi Dare. Second Row: Alanna Whitnack, Elena Berman, Anika Ostoich, Shannon Stemler, and Kellie LaBossiere. Back Row (standing): Assistant Coach Jason Sterrett, Trainer Trina Spaulding, Assistant Coach Sue Peters, Lauren Netherby, Tara Pollak, Ashley Williams, Jennifer Harris, Head Coach Devin Scruggs, and Assistant Coach Jeff Reynolds. 33