2013 TCU Volleyball Match Notes Oct. 16 // Baylor. TCU 12-7 (1-4, Big 12) Head Coach: Prentice Lewis (12th Season)

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1 2013 Match Notes MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT: Abby Norman // Office: // Cell: // SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result Aug. 17 Purple/ White W, 3-1 Aug. 24 Alumni W, 3-1 Aug. 30 vs. Furman! W, 3-0 Aug. 31 at Georgia! L, 0-3 Aug. 31 vs. Lipscomb! W, 3-1 TCU 12-7 (1-4, Big 12) Head Coach: Prentice Lewis (12th ) Baylor 9-11 (1-3, Big 12) Head Coach: Jim Barnes (10th ) Sept. 5 at UIC W, 3-1 Sept. 6 vs. #3 L, 1-3 Sept. 7 at L, 1-3 Sept. 11 North Texas W, 3-0 Sept. 13 Stephen F. Austin # W, 3-1 Sept. 13 Houston # W, 3-1 Sept. 14 Grambling State # W, 3-0 Sept. 14 Ole Miss # W, 3-2 Sept. 20 vs. North Carolina Central $ W, 3-0 Sept. 21 vs. George Mason $ W, 3-0 Sept. 21 at UNC Greensboro $ W, 3-1 Sept. 25 Texas* L, 0-3 Sept. 28 at Kansas* L, 0-3 Oct. 2 West Virginia* W, 3-1 Oct. 5 at Kansas State* L, 2-3 Oct. 12 Texas Tech* L, 2-3 Oct. 16 at Baylor* 7 p.m. Oct. 23 Oklahoma* 6:30 p.m. Oct. 26 at Iowa State* 2 p.m. Oct. 30 at Texas* 7 p.m. Nov. 2 Kansas* TBA Nov. 6 at Prairie View A&M 6 p.m. Nov. 9 Baylor* 1 p.m. Nov. 13 at Oklahoma* 7 p.m. Nov. 16 at West Virginia* Noon Nov. 23 Iowa State* 1 p.m. Nov. 27 Kansas State* 6:30 p.m. Nov. 30 at Texas Tech 3 p.m. Bold - Home Match * - Big 12 Match! - Georgia Bulldog - Marquette Challenge # - TCU Molten/Nike Invitational $ - Spartan Spiketacular 1 facebook.com/ TCUVolleyball Date: Wed., Oct. 16 Location: Waco, Texas Arena: Ferrell Center Start Time: 7 p.m., CT Live Stats: GameTracker Series: Baylor leads TCU VOLLEYBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown/High School (Last School) 1 Macy Capen OH 6-1 SO-1L Yorba Linda, Calif./Orange Lutheran 2 Ashley Smith OH 6-1 FR-HS League City, Texas/Clear Creek 3 Alexia Heist S 5-7 SO-1L El Paso, Texas/Eastwood 4 Lindsay Aston OH/DS 5-11 FR-HS Carlsbad, Calif./La Costa Canyon 5 Shane Peters DS/L 5-5 FR-HS Plano, Texas/Plano West 7 Jen Miller DS/L 5-9 FR-HS Johns Creek, Ga./Wesleyan 8 Stephanie Holland RS 6-0 JR-2L Richardson, Texas/JJ Pearce 9 Sutton Sunstrum OH/DS 5-9 SO-1L Southlake, Texas/Southlake Carroll 10 Regan McGuire MB 6-2 FR-HS Flower Mound, Texas/Edward S. Marcus 11 Trisha Langley S/OH 5-8 r-fr-hs Round Rock, Texas/Round Rock 15 Fleming Smurthwaite S 5-9 SR-2L Decatur, Texas/Decatur (Central Oklahoma) 16 Mattie Burleson MB/OH 6-1 JR-2L Edmond, Okla./Edmond Memorial 17 Chyna Perkins MB 6-0 FR-HS Los Angeles, Calif./Marymount 18 Chyanne Perkins MB 6-0 FR-HS Los Angeles, Calif./Marymount 19 Natalie Gower MB 6-4 FR-HS St. Louis, Mo./St. Joseph s Academy 24 Blaire Pickens RS 6-1 SO-1L Anaheim Hills, Calif./Orange Lutheran 28 Yvonne Igodan MB 6-2 SR-3L Houston, Texas/Hightower COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Prentice Lewis, Long Beach State 95 // 12th at TCU Associate Head Coach: Jason Tanaka, Arizona 97 // 12th at TCU Assistant Coach: Lauren Otto, TCU 10 // 1st at TCU Pronunciations Aston Astin Regan Ray-ginn (Like the former President) Capen Cape-EN Chyanne Shy-Anne Gower GOW-er Chyna China Heist Like the bank robbery Sunstrum Sun-strum Yvonne Igodan EE-Vaughn EGO-Dan Tanaka Tuh-Knock-Uh GAMEDAY INFORMATION TV: FSSW TV Talent: John Morris and Kristen Bates Live Audio: GoFrogs.com with Jeff Lewis Facebook: facebook.com/tcuvolleyball

2 UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS School Texas Christian University (TCU) Location Fort Worth, Texas Founded 1873 Enrollment 9,725 Colors Purple and White Nickname Horned Frogs Conference Big 12 Chancellor Dr. Victor J. Boschini, Jr. Athletic Director Chris Del Conte Home Facility TCU University Recreation Center (1,350) Athletics Department Phone Ticket Office Phone FROG (3764) Website Faculty Athletics Representative Rhonda Hatcher STAFF INFORMATION Head Coach Prentice Lewis Alma Mater Long Beach State, 1995 Record at TCU (Years) (12) Overall Record (Years) (12) Volleyball Office Lewis Associate Head Coach Jason Tanaka Tanaka Assistant Coach Lauren Otto Jones VB Administrative Assistant Laura Weisbrod Weisbrod TEAM INFORMATION All-Time Record (Years) (18) First 1996 NCAA Apperances One 2012 Record Big 12 Record Home Record Away Record Neutral Record 3-1 Starters R/L 4/2+libero Letterwinners R/L 9/4 Newcomers 8 MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION Volleyball Contact Abby Norman, Assistant Director a.norman@tcu.edu Office Cell Office Fax Website Mailing Address TCU Box Fort Worth, TX Shipping Address 2900 Stadium Drive, Room 104 Fort Worth, TX JUST TCU, PLEASE Though the TCU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is a proud and integral part of Texas Christian University, it desires to be recognized simply as TCU (acronym only) Athletics. Ditto regarding references to its sports teams: TCU volleyball, TCU basketball, TCU football, etc. In all sports-related media references, we respectfully request that the university s teams be identified with an appropriate appellation TCU. In subsequent references of the same presentation the team may be referred to by nickname - Horned Frogs. A shorter version of the nickname, Frogs, is acceptable in later usage. TCU QUICK HITS 4The Horned Frogs are looking to bounce back from a two five-set heartbreaking losses to Kansas State and Texas Tech. 4Preseason All-Big 12 selection Yvonne Igodan can be seen at the middle blocker and outside hitter position and leads TCU overall in kills with Igodan, along with Natalie Gower are ranked among the top 10 in the conference in hitting percentage with Gower at No. 5 (.336) and Igodan at No. 7 (.316). 4After suffering an injury before the Texas match, freshman Ashley Smith has returned to the lineup and is No. 2 on the team with 160 kills and 2.67 kills per set. 4Alexia Heist and Trisha Langely are guiding the TCU offense with 402 and 299 assits, respectively, while Langley leads the team with 18 service aces. 4Shane Peters is roaming the back court as libero and leads the team with 230 digs and 3.38 digs per set, which is good for No. 8 in the Big 12. 4Mattie Burleson is taking charge at the net and is ranked No. 7 in the Big 12 in blocks per set with 1.17 and leads the team with 75 blocks. TCU VS. BAYLOR SERIES NOTES 4TCU and Baylor are meeting for the 11th time, with Baylor holding a 9-1 advantage in the series. 4The teams have met in 1996, 1999, 2000 and every year since 2007, with three of the last five matches going five sets. 4After going five sets in 2009 and 2010, TCU won its only matchup between the teams in 2011, when the Frogs swept the Bears 3-0 at home. 4In the two meetings last fall in Big 12 play, Baylor won both matchups by claiming a five-set thriller in Waco and sweeping the Frogs in Fort Worth. 4First Meeting: Aug. 31, Baylor 3, TCU 0 4Last Meeting: Nov. 14, Baylor 3, TCU 0 BREAKING DOWN THE OPPONENT - BAYLOR 4Baylor earned its first Big 12 win of the season last week with a 3-0 victory over West Virginia. 4Thea Much-Soegaard had her ninth double-double of the season with 11 kills and 12 digs against WVU, while Zoe Adom added 10 kills. 4Tola Itiola was named Big 12 Rookie of the Week on Monday after recording seven kills for a.583 hitting percentage and four blocks in the win over the Mountaineers. 4Preseason All-Big 12 selection Adom leads the team with 215 kills and 3.07 kills per set, which is good for No. 9 in the Big 12. 4Freshman Amy Rosenbaum is dishing out the assists for the Bears and ranks fifth in the Big 12 in assists per set with After starting the season 2-6, which was the slowest in program history, the Bears began conference play with a.500 record, which extends an 18 season streak where Baylor enters conference play without a losing record. 4In the match against SMU on Sept. 3, Adrien Richburg became the first player in Baylor history and just the third in Big 12 history to have a perfect hitting percentage after going 10 for 10. LAST TIME OUT - TEXAS TECH RECAP 4In front of a sold out crowd of, the TCU volleyball was stunned as Texas Tech took a 3-2 (22-25, 19-25, 25-20, 25-18, 11-15) decision Saturday evening inside the University Recreation Center. 4The Horned Frogs (12-7, 1-4 Big 12) were down 2-0 to the Red Raiders (8-12, 0-5 Big 12) in the match before winning the next two sets, but the comeback fell short as Texas Tech would go on to win their first Big 12 Conference match of the season. 4The Frogs had three players notch double-digit kills with Natalie Gower recording a season- and career-high 16 kills and only three errors for a.433 hitting percentage. 4Stephanie Holland followed with 14 kills, while Ashley Smith finished the night with 10 kills. 4Alexia Heist finished with a double-double of 24 assists and 13 digs, while Shane Peters and Sutton Sunstrum each chipped in double-digit digs with 18 and 12, respectively. 2

3 ONLY ONE ERROR 4Senior Yvonne Igodan finished two championship matches of non-conference tournaments with only one hitting error. 4Igodan had a season-high 20 kills and only one error in the five-set win over Ole Miss on Sept. 13 to lead the Frogs to the title at the TCU Nike/Molten Invitational, while The Houston native once again limited her errors against UNC Greensboro by finishing with 17 kills and only one error to help TCU to the Spartan Spiketacular title. 4Igodan has been limiting her hitting errors all season and has recorded only one on six occasions and less than three in 12 matches. B IS FOR BLOCK 4Regan McGuire had a record-setting performance in her first weekend of action against Lipscomb, which helped establish TCU as blocking machines from the middle blocker position. 4The Flower Mound, Texas native tied a 13-year old record of 12 blocks in a sinlge match set by Jennifer Sebastian on Oct. 14, 2000 and was named TCU Muscle Milk Athlete of the Week on Sept. 4. 4Mattie Burleson followed up that match with her own double-digit performace by notching 10 blocks against UIC on Sept. 5., while also recording nine against Ole Miss on Sept Burleson is ranked No. 7 in the Big 12 with 1.17 blocks per set, while McGuire is averaging 0.78 blocks per set. STATISTICAL COMPARISON TCU Baylor Kills Per Set Hitting % Assists Per Set Service Aces Per Set Digs 961 1,069 Per Set Blocks Block Solo Block Assist Per Set Points 1, ROOKIE DEBUTS 4With the start of the 2013 campaign, TCU has had all eight freshmen see action in at least one set throughout the first half of the season. 4Trisha Langely helps guide the offense and has participated in 70 of the team s 71 sets and has recorded 299 assists on the season. 4Shane Peters and Ashley Smith have also seen significant time on the court in their rookie campagins. 4Peters has started at libero the last 13 matches and leads the team with 230 digs, while Smith is one of the Frogs offensive leader with 160 kills and 2.67 kills per set. 4Regan McGuire and Natalie Gower have lended a hand in the middle from time to time this season, with McGuire recording 36 total blocks, while Gower has 28 blocks and 67 kills on the season. LEFTY ATTACK 4The duo of left handed, right side hitters Stephanie Holland and Blaire Pickens have given TCU an offensive threat from the opposite position. 4In the opening half of the season, Holland has notched 138 kills, while Pickens has chipped in 97 kills. 4The lefties led the Frogs in kills in the final match of the Georgia Bulldog Invitational against Lipscomb, with both players recording nine kills a piece. 4Pickens only recorded six errors the whole weekend and hit a season-high.429 in the opening match against Furman. 4After recording 14 kills and only one error for a.433 hitting percentage in the match against Ole Miss, Holland was named co-mvp of the TCU Nike/Molten Invitational last weekend. 4Holland leads the duo in blocking with 49, while Pickens has chipped in 22 blocks for the season. THE GREAT LIBERO DEBATE 4With the loss of libero Meghan Horio, TCU looks to returner Sutton Sunstrum and newcomer Shane Peters to fill the void. 4Sunstrum started the first six games this season with the libero jersey and saw action as libero against Texas Tech in a set, while Peters has started the last 13 matches in the libero role. 4Sunstrum finished with double-digit digs in two of the team s first three matches with 11 against Furman and 14 against Lipscom, while also chipping in 12 against Texas Tech. 4Peters has racked up double-digit digs 12 times this season, including six of the last seven games and notching a season- and career-high 23 in the match against Kansas State. 4Peters leads the two with 230 digs and 3.38 digs per set, while Sunstrm has 139 digs and 2.04 digs per set for the season. DOUBLE-DOUBLES IN 2013 ALEXIA HEIST (7 CAREER) 1. at Georgia; Aug. 31, assists, 12 digs 2. vs. USC; Sept. 6, assists, 12 digs 3. vs. Houston; Sept.13, assists, 10 digs 4. vs. Ole Miss; Sept. 14, assists, 12 digs 5. vs. Texas Tech; Oct. 12, assists, 13 digs TRISHA LANGLEY (3 CAREER) 1. vs. Furman; Aug. 30, assists, 11 digs 2. at Marquette; Sept. 7, assists, 10 digs 3. at Kansas State; Oct. 5, assists, 12 digs ASHLEY SMITH (1 CAREER) 1. vs USC; Sept. 6, kills, 19 digs MACY CAPEN (1 CAREER) 1. vs UNC Greensboro; Sept. 21, kills, 11 digs 2013 AWARD WATCH YVONNE IGODAN 4Preseason All-Big 12 Team 4Georgia Bulldog Invitational All-Tournament Team 4Marquette Challenge All-Tournament Team 4TCU Muscle Milk Athlete of the Week (9/9), (9/24) 4TCU Nike/Molten Invitational All-Tournament Team-MVP 4Spartan Spiketacular All-Tournament Team-MVP ASHLEY SMITH 4Georgia Bulldog Invitational All-Tournament Team 4TCU Nike/Molten Invitational All-Tournament Team REGAN MCGUIRE 4TCU Muscle Milk Athlete of the Week (9/4) STEPHANIE HOLLAND 4TCU Nike/Molten Invitational All-Tournament Team-MVP MATTIE BURLESON 4Spartan Spiketacular All-Tournament Team MACY CAPEN 4Spartan Spiketacular All-Tournament Team 3

4 AVCA COACHES POLL - OCT. 14 Total 2013 Previous Points Record Rank 1. USC (50) Florida (5) Texas (3) Penn State Michigan State (2) Washington Stanford Nebraska Hawai i Minnesota San Diego Colorado State North Carolina Kentucky Wisconsin Michigan Ohio State Missouri Florida State BYU Oregon Arizona State Kansas NR 24. Duke NR 25. Purdue Others receiving votes and appearing on two or more ballots: Ohio 87; UCLA 77; St. Mary s (CA) 70; Miami (FL) 63; Creighton 60; Cal State Northridge 43; California 38; Oklahoma 32; Iowa State 18; Western Kentucky 7; Illinois 5 *BOLD denotes 2013 opponent BIG 12 STANDINGS Big 12 Pct Overall Pct Texas Kansas Iowa State Oklahoma West Virginia Baylor Kansas State TCU Texas Tech BIG 12 STATISTICAL RANKINGS TEAM RANKINGS Aces 3rd (1.24/set) Hitting Percentage 5th (.241) Kills 6th (13.00/set) Blocks 6th (2.43/set) Assists 7th (11.80/set) Opponent Hitting Percentage 8th (.216) Digs 9th (13.54/set) INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Natalie Gower Hitting Percentage 5th (.336) Yvonne Igodan Hitting Percentage 7th (.316) Alexia Heist Assists Per Set 10th (5.83) Mattie Burleson Blocks Per Set 7th (1.17) Shane Peters Digs Per Set 8th (3.38) ATTENDANCE TO THE MAX 4Even with the max attendance set at 1,350 fans in 2012, TCU still found a way to fill the University Recreation Center match after match. 4TCU is one of only three teams in the state of Texas to average over 1,000 fans in the last four years. 4TCU is one of only four Big 12 teams to average over 1,000 fans in the last four years. 4In the team s home opener versus North Texas, TCU had 1,115 fans attend the game, while also recording 1,508 against Ole Miss in the closer of the team s home tournament. 4In all of TCU s Big 12 home games, the Frogs have had over 1,000 fans attend, including a program third-best 1,927 against Texas Tech, a program fourth-best 1,883 against Texas and 1,261 against West Virginia. IGODAN - A PRESEASON FAVORITE 4Senior Yvonne Igodan was a unanimous selection to the Preseason All-Big 12 Team for the second year in a row on Aug. 6 after being named a 2012 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention honoree. 4The Houston, Texas native has been named to the Georgia Bulldog Invitational All- Tournament team, the Marquette Challenge All-Tournament team, named co-mvp of the TCU Nike/Molten Invitational and MVP of the Spartan Spiketacular this season. 4Igodan is coming off a strong 2012 campaign where she finsihed first in kills (311), kills per set (3.24) and hitting percentage (.323). LEWIS-A WINNING COACH 4With 224 victories, coach Prentice Lewis has established herself as the all-time winningest coach in TCU program history. 4The Horned Frog s 104 wins are the third most wins in the state of Texas in the last five years. 4TCU is one of only four teams in Texas to make is past the NCAA First Round in the last five years. 4In 2012, Lewis collected her 200th win at TCU with a 3-0 sweep of SMU on Aug In the final match of the 2012 season, Lewis guided the team to its 100th win in the URC with a 3-0 victory over West Virginia. BIG 12-THE BEST IN THE NATION 4TCU enters its second season in the Big 12 Conference, which has established itself as the best conference in the nation for volleyball. 4The Big 12 has had three teams finish in the top 25 in each year and a total of 67 top 25 finishes all-time. 4By winning the 2012 Division I National Championship, Texas became the third Big 12 team in the last 12 years to capture the title marked the fourth straight season five or more Big 12 teams earned bids to the NCAA postseason event. TV DARLINGS 4 TCU is making appearances on the FOX Broadcasting channel six times this season and other stations a total of 10 times. 4The Frogs won their first television match of the season and home opener against North Texas on Sept. 11, 3-0 and defeated Stephen F. Austin 3-1 in the team s second TV match. 4Big 12 matches against Texas (Sept. 25), West Virginia (Oct. 2), at Baylor (Oct. 16) and Oklahoma (Oct. 23) will also get the television coverage on FSSW+ and FOX Sports Southwest. 4The Frogs will also be getting coverage at Kansas on Sept. 28 (MetroSports/ESPN3), at Kansas State on Oct. 5 (FOX College Sports Central/K-StateHD.TV), at Texas on Oct. 30 (Longhorn Network) and at Oklahoma on Nov. 13 (Sooner Sports TV). ON THE AIR AND ON THE WEB 4Audio for all awaytcu volleyball matches is available through FrogVision on TCU s Offical Athletics Website, GoFrogs.com. Jeff Lewis will provide play-by-play and analysis throughout the 2013 season. 4Video for all home TCU matches, that are not live on television, is streamed on FrogVision through GoFrogs.com with Lewis on the call. Audio and video both require a CBS Sports All- Access subscription for access to FrogVision. Visit GoFrogs.com for more information. 4

5 TCU S RECORD WHEN... August 2-1 September 9-4 October 1-2 November 0-0 Sunday 0-0 Monday 0-0 Tuesday 0-0 Wednesday 2-1 Thursday 1-0 Friday 4-1 Saturday 5-5 Following a Win 8-4 Following a Loss Set Matches Set Matches Set Matches 1-2 Won Set One 10-1 Lose Set One 2-6 Lead Down Tied Leading Down Hit over Opponent hit over At least three players with 10+ kills 5-1 Opp. had 3+ players with 10+ kills 5-1 Had three or more.300 hitters 5-0 Opp. had three or more.300 hitters 4-3 Had 30+ kills 12-5 Allowed 30+ kills 9-7 Had 60+ kills 3-1 Allowed 60+ kills 2-4 More kills than opponent 8-1 Fewer kills than opponent 1-6 Same number of kills 3-0 Higher attack pct. than opponent 12-1 Lower attack pct. than opponent 0-6 Same attack pct. as opponent 0-0 More digs than opponent 8-0 Fewer digs than opponent 4-6 Same number of digs 0-1 More aces than opponent 8-2 Fewer aces than opponent 1-5 Same number of aces 3-0 More aces than errors 5-0 More blocks than opponent 9-2 Fewer blocks than opponent 2-4 Same number of blocks MATCH LEADERS Kills: Igodan (9), Smith (5), Holland (2), Pickens (2), Sunstrum (1), Capen (1), Gower (1) Attacks: Smith (10), Capen (4), Igodan (4), Holland (2), Sunstrum (1) Assists: Heist (17), Langley (2) Aces: Langley (6), Sunstrum (5), Heist (4), Peters (3), Smith (3), Capen (3), Burleson (2), Gower (1) Digs: Peters (11), Sunstrum (3), Heist (2), Langely (1), Smith (1), Miller (1) Blocks: Burleson (11), Igodan (5), Gower (5), Holland (3), McGuire (2), Smith (1) Double-Digit Kills: Smith (9), Igodan (7), Holland (4), Capen (3), Gower (2), Sunstrum (1), Pickens (1) Double-Digit Digs: Peters (12), Heist (5), Sunstrum (4), Langley (3), Smith (2), Capen (1) 20+ Kills: Igodan (1) Double-Doubles: Heist (5) Langley (3), Smith (1), Capen (1) PRENTICE LEWIS TCU Head Coach 12th Year at TCU Overall: At TCU: LEWIS YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Overall Conference League Big Big MWC MWC MWC MWC MWC MWC MWC C-USA C-USA C-USA 12 years Lewis Superlatives Record Three-set matches Four-set matches Five-set matches More kills than opponent Fewer kills than opponent Same number of kills 4-5 Higher hitting percentage than opponent Lower hitting percentage than opponent Same hitting percentage as opponent 0-2 More digs than opponent Fewer digs than opponent Same number of digs 6-10 More aces than opponent Fewer aces than opponent Same number of aces Win set one Lose set one Lead Down In sweeps Tied Leading Down Nonconference opponents Conference opponents Against ranked opponents 5-33 August September October November December 1-1 Monday 0-0 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 0-5

6 #1 MACY CAPEN 17 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Kills 17 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) 39 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Attacks 39 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro).410 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Hitting %.556 (9/1/12 vs. Texas A&M CC) 2 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Assists 2 (3x, last: 9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) 11 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Digs 11 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) 2 (2x, last: 9/11/13 vs. North Texas) Aces 2 (2x, last: 9/11/13 vs. North Texas) 3 (2x, last: 9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Blocks 3 (4x, last: 9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) SEASON/CAREER HIGHS #2 ASHLEY SMITH 17 (9/6/13 vs. USC) Kills 17 (9/6/13 vs. USC) 44 (9/6/13 vs. USC) Attacks 44 (9/6/13 vs. USC).414 (9/5/13 vs. UIC) Hitting %.414 (9/5/13 vs. UIC) 2 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Assists 2 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) 19 (9/6/13 vs. USC) Digs 19 (9/6/13 vs. USC) 1 (4x; last: 10/2/13 vs. WVU) Aces 1 (4x; last: 10/2/13 vs. WVU) 6 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) Blocks 6 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) #3 ALEXIA HEIST 3 (2x, last: 10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Kills 3 (2x, last: 10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) 6 (9/5/13 vs. UIC) Attacks 6 (9/5/13 vs. UIC) (9/7/13 vs. Marquette) Hitting % (5x, last: 9/7/13 vs. Marquette) 32 (9/14/13 vs. Ole Miss) Assists 32 (9/14/13 vs. Ole Miss) 13 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Digs 13 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) 3 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) Aces 3 (4x, last: 8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) 1 (2x, last: 9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Blocks 1 (2x, last: 9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) #5 SHANE PETERS 1 (9/13/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) Kills 1 (9/13/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) 1 (9/13/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) Attacks 1 (9/13/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) (9/13/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) Hitting % (9/13/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) 7 (9/13/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) Assists 7 (9/13/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) 23 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Digs 23 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) 2 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) Aces 2 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) N/A Blocks N/A #9 SUTTON SUNSTRUM 12 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) Kills 15 (10/17/12 vs. Baylor) 21 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) Attacks 50 (10/17/12 vs. Baylor).429 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) Hitting %.545 (9/15/12 vs. Prarie View A&M) 7 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) Assists 7 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) 14 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) Digs 23 (10/17/12 vs. Baylor) 6 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) Aces 6 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) 1 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) Blocks 3 (8/24/12 vs. Northern Colorado) #11 TRISHA LANGLEY 3 (3x, last: 9/13/13 vs. Houston) Kills 3 (3x, last: 9/13/13 vs. Houston) 6 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) Attacks 6 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling).750 (2x, last: 9/13/13 vs. Houston) Hitting %.750 (2x, last: 9/13/13 vs. Houston) 25 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Assists 25 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) 12 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Digs 12 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) 2 (5x, last: 10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Aces 2 (5x, last: 10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) N/A Blocks N/A #16 MATTIE BURLESON 9 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Kills 12 (9/8/12 vs. Iona) 25 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Attacks 28 (10/17/12 vs. Baylor).500 (9/21/13 vs. George Mason) Hitting %.750 (8/27/11 vs. Grambling) 3 (2x, last: 9/14/13 vs. Ole Miss) Assists 3 (2x, last: 9/6/13 vs. USC) 5 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Digs 8 (9/22/12 vs. West Virginia) 1 (6x, last: 9/21/13 vs. George Mason) Aces 3 (10/17/12 vs. Baylor) 10 (9/5/13 vs. UIC) Blocks 10 (2x, last: 9/5/13 vs. UIC) #24 BLAIRE PICKENS 10 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Kills 10 (2x, last: 10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) 27 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Attacks 27 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State).571 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboron) Hitting %.571 (9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) 1 (2x, last: 10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Assists 1 (2x, last: 10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) 4 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Digs 4 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) N/A Aces N/A 3 (2x, last: 9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) Blocks 3 (3x, last: 9/21/13 vs. UNC Greensboro) #4 LINDSAY ASTON 3 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) Kills 3 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) 6 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) Attacks 6 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central).500 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) Hitting %.500 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) N/A Assists N/A 2 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) Digs 2 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) 2 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) Aces 2 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) N/A Blocks N/A #8 STEPHANIE HOLLAND 14 (2x, last: 10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Kills 15 (2x, last: 9/22/12 vs. West Virginia) 30 (2x, last: 10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Attacks 49 (8/24/12 vs. Northern Colorado).600 (9/5/13 vs. UIC) Hitting %.667 (11/10/11 vs. Colorado State) 1 (2x, last: 10/2/13 vs. WVU) Assists 4 (twice, last: 11/12/11 vs. Wyoming) 4 (2x, last: 9/7/13 vs. Marquette) Digs 8 (9/29/12 vs. Iowa State) N/A Aces N/A 7 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) Blocks 7 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) #10 REGAN MCGUIRE 6 (9/13/13 vs. Houston) Kills 6 (9/13/13 vs. Houston) 12 (2x, last: 9/13/13 vs. Houston) Attacks 12 (2x, last: 9/13/13 vs. Houston).500 (9/13/13 vs. Houston) Hitting %.500 (9/13/13 vs. Houston) 1 (9/13/13 vs. Houston) Assists 1 (9/13/13 vs. Houston) 2 (8/30/13 vs. Furman) Digs 2 (8/30/13 vs. Furman) 1 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) Aces 1 (9/14/13 vs. Grambling) 12 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) Blocks 12 (8/31/13 vs. Lipscomb) #15 FLEMING SMURTHWAITE N/A Kills N/A N/A Attacks N/A N/A Hitting % N/A 9 (9/14/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) Assists 9 (9/14/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) 3 (9/14/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) Digs 3 (9/14/13 vs. Stephen F. Austin) 1 (9/20/13 vs. NC Central) Aces 1 (7x, last: 9/20/13 vs. NC Central) N/A Blocks N/A #19 NATALIE GOWER 16 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Kills 16 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) 30 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Attacks 30 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech).800 (9/6/13 vs. USC) Hitting %.800 (9/6/13 vs. USC) 2 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Assists 2 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) 6 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) Digs 6 (10/12/13 vs. Texas Tech) 2 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Aces 2 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) 7 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Blocks 7 (10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) #28 YVONNE IGODAN 20 (9/14/13 vs. Ole Miss) Kills 24 (9/1/12 vs. Army) 34 (9/7/13 vs. Marquette) Attacks 44 (9/1/12 vs. Army).704 (9/14/13 vs. Ole Miss) Hitting %.632 (9/1/12 vs. Air Force) 1 (2x, last: 9/13/2013 vs. Stephen F. Austin) Assists 2 (10/27/11 vs. Villanova) 6 (9/21/13 vs. George Mason) Digs 6 (9/21/13 vs. George Mason) N/A Aces N/A 6 (2x, last: 10/5/13 vs. Kansas State) Blocks 7 (4x, last: 9/7/12 vs. Lipscomb) 6

7 MATCH-BY-MATCH STARTERS OPPONENT OH OH MB MB OPP/ DS S L vs. Furman Smith Igodan Burleson McGuire Pickens Heist Sunstrum at Georgia Smith Igodan Burleson McGuire Pickens Heist Sunstrum vs. Lipsomb Smith Igodan Burleson McGuire Pickens Heist Sunstrum at UIC Smith Igodan Burleson McGuire Holland Heist Sunstrum vs. USC Smith Igodan Burleson McGuire Pickens Heist Sunstrum at Marquette Smith Igodan Burleson Gower Holland Heist Sunstrum North Texas Smith Capen Burleson Igodan Holland Heist Peters Stephen F. Austin Smith Capen Burleson Igodan Holland Heist Peters Houston Smith Capen Burleson Igodan Holland Heist Peters Grambling State Sunstrum Capen McGuire Igodan Holland Heist Peters Ole Miss Smith Capen Burleson Igodan Holland Heist Peters vs. NC Central Smith Capen Gower Igodan Holland Langley Peters vs. George Mason Smith Capen Burleson Igodan Holland Heist Peters at UNC Greensboro Smith Capen Burleson Igodan Holland Heist Peters Texas Igodan Capen Burleson Gower Pickens Heist Peters at Kansas Igodan Capen Burleson Gower Holland Heist Peters West Virginia Smith Igodan Burleson McGuire Pickens Heist Peters at Kansas State Smith Igodan Burleson McGuire Pickens Heist Peters Texas Tech Smith Igodan Burleson Gower Holland Heist Peters at Baylor Oklahoma at Iowa State at Texas Kansas at Prairie View A&M Baylor at Oklahoma at West Virginia Iowa State Kansas State at Texas Tech MATCH-BY-MATCH LEADERS OPPONENT KILLS ATTACKS ASSISTS DIGS ACES BLOCKS POINTS vs.furman Smith (14) Smith (30) Heist (20) Peters (12) Heist (2) Burleson (4) Smith (14.5) at Georgia Igodan (7) Capen, Smith (22) Heist (18) Heist (12) Sunstrum (1) Burleson (3) Igodan/Pickens (7.0) vs. Lipscomb Holland, Pickens (9) Igodan (24) Heist (18) Sunstrum (14) Heist (3) McGuire (12) Holland (10.5) at UIC Smith (15) Smith (29) Heist (24) Sunstrum (8) Langley (2) Burleson (10) Smith (16.0) vs. USC Smith (17) Smith (44) Heist (22) Smith (19) None Burleson/Smith (4) Smith (19.0) at Marquette Igodan (11) Igodan (34) Heist (23) Langley (10) Smith/Burleson (1) Burleson (3) Igodan (12.5) North Texas Smith (12) Smith (26) Heist (24) Peters (16) Capen (2) Holland/Igodan (3) Smith (13.0) Stephen F. Austin Igodan (12) Capen (28) Heist (22) Peters (17) Capen/Langley (2) Burleson/Igodan (5) Igodan (15.0) Houston Igodan (12) Smith (22) Heist (25) Peters (13) Heist (2) Igodan/McGuire (5) Igodan (14.5) Grambling State Sunstrum (12) Sunstrum (21) Langley (18) Langley (8) Sunstrum (6) Gower (3) Sunstrum (18.5) Ole Miss Igodan (20) Smith (33) Heist (32) Heist (12) Peters/Langely (1) Burleson (9) Igodan (21.5) vs. NC Central Holland (10) Holland (18) Heist (20) Miller (9) Langley (3) Holland/Gower (1) Holland (11.0) vs. George Mason Smith (9) Smith/Holland (21) Heist (20) Peters (14) Burleson (1) Burleson/Holland (5) Burleson (13.0) at UNC Greensboro Capen/Igodan (17) Capen (39) Heist (26) Peters (16) Smith/Peters (1) Igodan (6) Igodan (20.5) Texas Igodan (8) Capen (27) Langley (11) Peters/Sunstrum (9) Langley (2) Three Players (2) Igodan (9.0) at Kansas Igodan (10) Igodan (32) Heist (21) Peters (15) Sustrum (2) Gower (4) Igodan (11.0) West Virginia Igodan (19) Igodan (33) Heist (26) Peters (18) Five Players (1) Burleson/Gower (4) Igodan (21.0) at Kansas State Pickens (10) Smith (41) Heist (24) Peters (23) Langley/Gower (2) Gower (7) Gower (14.0) Texas Tech Gower (16) Smith (35) Heist (24) Peters (18) Sunstrum (2) Burleson (5) Gower (17.0) at Baylor Oklahoma at Iowa State at Texas Kansas at Prairie View A&M Baylor at Oklahoma at West Virginia Iowa State Kansas State at Texas Tech 7

8 2013 MATCH RECAPS TCU 3, FURMAN 0 Athens, Ga. (Ramsey Center) Aug. 30, 2013 NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The TCU volleyball team opened its 2013 season with a 3-0 (25-21, 26-24, 25-20) sweep of Furman, Friday night inside the Ramsey Center at the Georgia Bulldog Invitational in Athens, Ga. Yvonne Igodan got the Frogs started off on the right foot with a kill to score the first point of the match. A combination of kills from multiple players would keep the Frogs in control the rest of the set as the team would hit a match-high.424 hitting percentage to win the first set TCU found itself behind to start the second set as a string of serves from Elle Rose gave the Paladins a 13-7 advantage. The Frogs slowly climbed their way back into the set as six straight kills from Regan McGuire and Ashley Smith pulled the match even at Furman would fight to take the next four out of six points to give the Paladins a set point, but crucial errors and a solid block by Igodan and Burelson gave TCU the advantage to seal the victory at and take a 2-0 lead in the match. The offense continued strong into the third set as the Frogs gained an 11-7 edge to start the set. The teams would trade the lead three more times before two errors by Furman, combined with Macy Capen s first career service ace, would give TCU the final lead and push it needed to win set three and take the match 3-0. TCU (1-0) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia McGuire, Regan Burleson, Mattie Pickens, Blaire Igodan, Yvonne Capen, Macy Peters, Shane Holland, Stephanie Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Totals Attend: 128 Time: 1:25 Referees: Ron Stall, Wade Brence SET SCORES TCU Furman Furman (0-1) 1 Amelia Bohlander Andrea Fisher Ashton Gregory Annie Bierman Christina Dorismond Jo Wilks Katie Harrell Payton Frappier Elle Ross Caitlyn Scioscia Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes GEORGIA 3, TCU 0 Athens, Ga. (Ramsey Center) Aug. 31, 2013 NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The TCU volleyball team dropped its second match of the Georgia Bulldog Invitational to tournament host Georgia 3-0 (17-25, 20-25, 17-25) inside the Ramsey Center on Saturday afternoon in Athens, Ga. The first half of the match was a battle for points as both teams never gained more than a two-point advantage. Tied at 14-14, two straight kills from Brittany Northcutt, plus errors by TCU led to a 7-0 run by Georgia that forced the Frogs to use both of their timeouts. TCU would take the next two points, but a 4-1 run by the Bulldogs would close out the first set as Georgia would hit a.500 hitting percentage in the set. After dropping the first two points in the second set, the Frogs fought back to win the next five and take control of the set. After a Georgia timeout at 7-4, the Bulldogs used errors by TCU combined with two kills from Lauren Teknipp to take the lead at 8-7. Georgia would not back down as the Bulldogs came back to tie the match at after a 5-2 run. Georgia would stay in the lead as they would go on another 8-3 run to claim the second set and a 2-0 lead in the match. The Bulldogs would use the momentum from the second set to take an early 9-1 lead in the third set, but the Frogs would battle back to pull the set within four. TCU would continue to fight as Blaire Pickens led the offensive effort by putting up four kills and no errors for a.667 clip, but Georgia proved to be too much as they took the final set and the match. TCU (1-1) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia McGuire, Regan Burleson, Mattie Pickens, Blaire Igodan, Yvonne Capen, Macy Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Holland, Stephanie Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie TEAM 2 Totals Attend: 744 Time: 1:28 Referees: Ron Stall, Wade Brence SET SCORES TCU Georgia Georgia (2-0) 5 Le au, Tirah Northcutt, Brittany Kehoe, Kaylee Smith, Stacey Eatmon, Jasmine Perri, Elena Spencer, Megan Buckendahl, Chloe Baumert, Maggie Teknipp, Lauren Summers, Allison Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes TCU 3, LIPSCOMB 1 Athens, Ga. (Ramsey Center) Aug. 31, 2013 NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A record-setting 21 blocks, including 12 from freshman Regan McGuire, led the TCU volleyball team to a 3-1 (27-25, 25-23, 19-25, 25-19) win over Lipscomb in the final game of the Georgia Bulldog Invitational inside the Ramsey Center in Athens, Ga. The first set proved to be a complete battle back and forth between the teams as neither team took more than a two-point lead throughout the set. TCU called a timeout trailing and came out of the timeout swinging, recording two kills from Stephanie Holland and Yvonne Igodan to set up the first set point at Molly Spitznagle would record two kills to keep the Bison in the match, but a kill from Trisha Langley and a Lipscomb error gave TCU the final push it needed to win the set The lefties led the way for TCU with Pickens and Holland each recording nine kills for the Frogs, while Holland also led the team with a.364 hitting percentage. Alexia Heist and Langely guided the offense with 18 and 11 assists, respectively, while Heist also chipped in three service aces. Sutton Sunstrum recorded her third double-digit dig match in a row by finishing with 14 digs. Lipscomb (1-2) 2 DOTSON, Caitlin DOBSON, Jewell SPTIZNAGLE, Molly KELLERMAN, Sophie PETERSON, Claire FORD, Lauren OSTROM, Kayla REX, Stephanie STOUT, Megan McCOMBS, Bri TEAM 1 Totals Attend: 102 Time: 1:51 Referees: Wade Brence, Ron Stall SET SCORES Lipscomb TCU TCU (2-1) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia McGuire, Regan Burleson, Mattie Pickens, Blaire Igodan, Yvonne Capen, Macy Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Holland, Stephanie Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes

9 2013 MATCH RECAPS TCU 3, UIC 1 Chicago, Ill. (Flames Athletic Center) Sept. 5, 2013 CHICAGO, Ill. - Another stellar blocking performance from the TCU volleyball team propelled the team to a 3-1 (25-20, 17-25, 25-21, 25-10) victory over UIC Thursday night inside the Flames Athletic Center. After splitting the first two sets, the Frogs (3-1, 0-0 Big 12) rebounded to win the next two and defeat the Flames (1-3, 0-0 Horizon League). TCU recorded 12 blocks in the first meeting between the programs for its second double-digit block performance in a row this season. Ashley Smith would lead all players with 15 kills, while also recording a.414 hitting percentage and chipping in seven digs. Stephanie Holland finished out the match with nine kills and zero errors for a.600 hitting percentage, while also recording 4 blocks. Yvonne Igodan also chipped in nine kills and only one error for a.571 hitting percentage, while also finishing with a career-high five digs. Mattie Burleson led the defensive effort by posting 10 blocks to tie her career-high, while Alexia Heist and Trisha Langley guided the offense with 24 and 17 assists, respectively. TCU (3-1) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie McGuire, Regan Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Capen, Macy Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Pickens, Blaire Totals Attend: 184 Time: 1:30 Referees: Mick Savage, Paul Vanek SET SCORES TCU UIC UIC (1-3) 2 GARCIA, Justine JOHNSON, Kara IMRIE, MaryKate NAVA, Melissa HARRIS, Casey STERNARD, Sara BEST, Anouska MCCOY, Molly FRIEL, Tracy STRUS, Maggie Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes USC 3, TCU 1 Milwaukee, Wis. (Al McGuire Center) Sept. 6, 2013 MILWAUKEE, WIS. - The TCU volleyball team dropped a hard fought battle to No. 3 USC 3-1 (9-25, 18-25, 26-24, 26-28) Friday afternoon in the first match of the Marquette Challenge at the Al McGuire Center. The Frogs (3-2, 0-0 Big 12) fell in the first two sets to the Trojans (4-0, 0-0 Pac-12), but would find victory in the third set and almost pushed the match to the brink of a deciding fifth set. This was only the second time in program history that TCU took a set from a top-5 ranked opponent after doing so on Sept. 17, 2005 when the Frogs did so against then-no. 5 Minnesota. Ashley Smith led the team in kills for the third time this season and the second match in a row after recording a career-high double-double of 17 kills and 19 digs. Alexia Heist recorded her second double-double of the season and fourth of her career with 22 assists and 12 digs for the match. TCU outhit the Trojans in two of the three sets and held USC to a season-low.237 hitting percentage. Each team recorded nine blocks, with Mattie Burleson, Smith and Regan McGuire each recording four blocks. TCU (3-2) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia McGuire, Regan Burleson, Mattie Pickens, Blaire Igodan, Yvonne Peters, Shane Holland, Stephanie Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Smurthwaite, F Gower, Natalie Totals Attend: 0 Time: 2:05 Referees: Jim Kuziela, Julie Voeck SET SCORES TCU USC USC (4-0) 1 Olgard, Alexis Bricio, Samantha Crone, Hayley Nwanebu, Ebony Shaw, Sara Schraer, Hannah Hagglund, Natalie Ogoms, Alicia Ruddins, Elise Pizzasegola, Alice Schmidt, A.M Wimmer, Kelly Whittingham, T Young, Emily Wright, Kiara Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes MARQUETTE 3, TCU 1 Milwaukee, Wis. (Al McGuire Center) Sept. 7, 2013 MILWAUKEE, Wis. - Despite winning the first set, the TCU volleyball team dropped a 3-1 (25-23, 20-25, 15-25, 18-25) decision to Marquette in the final match of the Marquette Challenge in the Al McGuire Center. The Frogs (3-3, 0-0 Big 12) and the Golden Eagles (2-2, 0-0 Big East) battled back and forth in the first set, but Marquette controlled the rest of the match with strong serving and had three players notching double figure kills. Out of the break, Marquette would use strong serving from Autumn Bailey to take a 10-4 lead, but errors from the Golden Eagles and a service ace from Ashley Smith would put the set within two at A 6-3 run by Marquette forced TCU into a timeout and the Golden Eagles would not let up the pressure, as the team would hit a game-high.412 to take a win over the Frogs. Marquette used the momentum from the third set to take an early 6-0 lead in the fourth and never relinquished the lead as the Golden Eagles would win the set and the match. Yvonne Igodan and Smith led the frogs with 11 and 10 kills, respectively, while Igodan was also named to the All-Tournament team for the second week in a row. Trisha Langley recorded her second career double-double by finishing with 12 assists and 10 digs. Marquette (2-2) 2 BAILEY, Autumn RAUCH, Ellie NIEMANN, Meghan GOSH, Lindsey KOCKEN, Jackie KOBERSTEIN,E BARBER, Nele LEHMAN, Erin JEZIOROWSKI, J STIER, Rachel MAYER, Catherine Totals Attend: 272 Time: 2:02 Referees: Jim Kuziela, Jum Momsen SET SCORES Marquette TCU TCU (3-3) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Burleson, Mattie Gower, Natalie Igodan, Yvonne Capen, Macy Peters, Shane Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Smurthwaite, F Pickens, Blaire Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes

10 2013 MATCH RECAPS TCU 3, NORTH TEXAS 0 Fort Worth, Texas (TCU Rec Center) Sept. 11, 2013 FORT WORTH, Texas - The TCU volleyball team opened its 2013 home slate with a 3-0 (25-21, 25-20, 25-19) sweep of North Texas Wednesday evening inside the University Rec Center. A 6-1 run started out the match in the Frogs favor, as TCU built on the lead off of errors from North Texas. Kills from Ashley Smith and Macy Capen extended TCU s lead, but a 9-2 run by the Mean Green pulled the match even at The teams traded points and tied the match up five more times until a kill from Yvonne Igodan sparked a 5-1 run that ended with a kill from Capen to give the Frogs a set one victory. North Texas took the lead to start the second set, but kills from Mattie Burleson and Smith propelled TCU back into the lead at The Mean Green would not back down and tied the set at 18-18, before a kill from Burleson along with a block from Regan McGuire and Igodan forced North Texas into its first timeout of the set. The Frogs did not let the Mean Green any closer as TCU scored five of the final seven points to win the set and take a 2-0 lead in the match. The third set proved to be a battle, as the two teams tied the score on 12 occasions and swapped the lead eight times. Tied at 13-13, two straight blocks from Stephanie Holland and Igodan proved to be the final push TCU needed to pull out the win, as Trisha Langley notched a service ace for a third set win and a 3-0 victory in the match. TCU (4-3) 1 Capen, Macy Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Peters, Shane Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Pickens, Blaire Totals Attend: 1115 Time: 1:32 Referees: Michael Denardo, Mary Blalock SET SCORES TCU UIC North Texas (5-4) 5 DILLARD, Carnae FORST, Hanna FLACK, Karissa WINDHAM, C HENARD, Amy SHANNON, A LAMB, Addason DUDDING, Katie TAMURA, Shelby MCDONALD, Hallie GODFREY, Eboni Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes TCU 3, STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 1 Fort Worth, Texas (TCU Rec Center) Sept. 13, 2013 FORT WORTH, Texas - The TCU women s volleyball team took a 3-1 (25-17, 25-19, 20-25, 25-20) victory from Stephen F. Austin to open the TCU Nike/Molten Invitational Friday afternoon inside the University Recreation Center. The Horned Frogs (5-3, 0-0 Big 12) had three players notch double-digit kills against the Ladyjacks (6-3, 0-0 Southland), as Macy Capen and Shane Peters had a career-high match. Capen finished with a career-high 11 kills, while Ashley Smith and Yvonne Igodan also totaled double-digit kills with 10 and 12, respectively. Peters upped her career-high with 17 digs to go along with seven assists and one service ace. TCU recorded 10 total blocks as a team, while Igodan and Mattie Burleson would finish with five a piece. Stephen F. Austin (6-3) 1 Holland, Paige Jackson, Leslie Martin, Madison Granger, Kaitlyn Ivy, Jill Walker, Justice Kainer, Keeley Hill, Janet Olson, OJ Crowder, Jamie Britt, Laiken TEAM 1 Totals Attend: 245 Time: 1:49 Referees: Pati Rolf, Tom Joseph SET SCORES Stephen F. Austin TCU TCU (5-3) 1 Capen, Macy Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Pickens, Blaire TEAM 1 Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes TCU 3, HOUSTON 1 Fort Worth, Texas (TCU Rec Center) Sept. 13, 2013 FORT WORTH, Texas - For the second match in a row, the TCU volleyball team recorded double-digit blocks on its way to a 3-1 (23-25, 25-16, 25-18, 25-18) victory over Houston Friday night in the final match of the first day of the TCU Nike/Molten Invitational. The Horned Frogs (6-3, 0-0 Big 12) dropped the first set to the Cougars (7-2, 0-0 AAC) inside the University Recreation Center, before sweeping the next three to claim the win. Yvonne Igodan led the Frogs for the second match in a row with 12 kills and only two errors for a.500 hitting percentage, to go along with five total blocks. Stephanie Holland had her first double-digit kill match of the season after notching 10 kills in the match, while Alexia Heist tallied a double-double with 25 assists and 10 digs. The Frogs recorded 11 total blocks in the match, with Regan McGuire finishing with five and Mattie Burleson and Holland each chipping in four a piece. Houston (7-2) 3 PAINE,Sophie WISE,Hunter MIKALS,Sarita O DELL,Olivia WATERS,Kaiti KULLERKANN,Kadi DAXBOECK,S KECK,Natalie WARREN,Cortney WHILEYMAN,T HOWARD,Emily WARE,Meredith PATTERSON,D Totals Attend: 843 Time: 1:50 Referees: Tom Joseph, Nathan Mahaven SET SCORES Houston TCU TCU (6-3) 1 Capen, Macy Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Peters, Shane Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Pickens, Blaire Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes

11 2013 MATCH RECAPS TCU 3, GRAMBLING STATE 0 Fort Worth, Texas (TCU Rec Center) Sept. 14, 2013 FORT WORTH, Texas - The TCU volleyball team claimed a 3-0 (25-13, 25-14, 25-17) win over Grambling State Saturday afternoon at the TCU Nike/Molten Invitational inside the University Recreation Center. Sutton Sunstrum led the Horned Frogs (7-3, 0-0 Big 12) with a season-high 12 kills and a career-high six service aces, as the team defeated the Lady Tigers (2-10, 0-0 SWAC) to earn their fourth straight win in a row. Along with leading the team in kills, Sunstrum also notched a.429 hitting percentage to go along wit seven digs and one block. Natalie Gower recorded a career-high seven kills, while also recording a team-high three blocks. Trisha Langley finished with a career-high 18 assists and a team-high eight digs. Grambling State (2-10) 3 MCIVER,Tiara LOUD, Breonna LEWIS, Kayla RAWLINGS, Lydia DRENON, Asia OSBOURNE, B WEST, Nyausha LUCAS, Maya HENSLEY, Alleeyah HOGAN, Kierra McGILL, Chantel Totals Attend: 743 Time: 1:05 Referees: Nathan Mahaven, Pati Rolf SET SCORES Grambling State TCU TCU (7-3) 1 Capen, Macy Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Igodan, Yvonne Aston, Lindsay Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Langley, Trisha Smurthwaite, F Perkins, Chyna Perkins, Chyanne Gower, Natalie Pickens, Blaire Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes TCU 3, OLE MISS 2 Fort Worth, Texas (TCU Rec Center) Sept. 14, 2013 FORT WORTH, Texas - Under the leadership of season-high kills from Yvonne Igodan and Stephanie Holland, the TCU volleyball team won a 3-2 (25-22, 15-25, 20-15, 25-16, 15-9) thriller over Ole Miss Saturday night to claim the title at the TCU/ Nike Molten Invitational. The Horned Frogs (8-3, 0-0 Big 12) were down 2-1 in the match and fought back to take the fourth against the Rebels (7-3, 0-0 SEC), before dominating the fifth set to win the team s fifth match in a row in front of 1,508 fans in the University Recreation Center. To go along with Igodan s 20 kills and.704 hitting percentage, Holland finished with a season-high 14 kills and.433 hitting percentage, while Ashley Smith notched 12 kills. Alexia Heist recorded her second double-double of the tournament with a career-high 32 assists and 12 digs. Igodan and Holland were named Co-MVPs of the invitational, while Smith was also named to the All-Tournament team. Igodan finished the invitational with 47 kills, 3.36 kills per set and a.592 hitting percentage to go along with 12 blocks. Holland recorded 34 kills,.382 hitting percentage and 12 blocks as well. Smith ended the weekend with 31 kills and 15 digs. Ole Miss (7-3) 3 Ty Laporte Aubrey Edie Cara Fisher Nakeyta Clair Melanie Crow Kara Morgan Kristen Brashear Margaret Eggert Evan St. Laurent M.P. Bakima Rachael McLamore Totals Attend: 1,508 Time: 2:11 Referees: Pati Rolf, Wanda Roberts SET SCORES TCU Ole Miss TCU (8-3) 1 Capen, Macy Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Peters, Shane Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Pickens, Blaire Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes TCU 3, NC CENTRAL 0 Grensboro, N.C. (Fleming Gym) Sept. 20, 2013 GREENSBORO, N.C. - The TCU volleyball team dominated North Carolina Central and won 3-0 (25-9, 25-16, 25-21) to open the Spartan Spiketacular at UNC Greensboro inside Fleming Gym. TCU was in charge from the first point as a service ace from Trisha Langley put the Frogs on a 4-1 run to start the set. After a kill from Macy Capen, TCU would go on another run of points under the serving of Shane Peters. The Frogs took a commanding 15-4 lead and never looked back as they claiming the set The Eagles did not back down and fought point-for-point in the second set and tied the set on eight occasions. Tied 12-12, a kill from Natalie Gower gave the push the Frogs needed to take control of the set, as TCU went on a13-4 run to end the set and take a 2-0 lead in the match. The Frogs found themselves trailing the majority of the third set as NCCU took a lead. TCU clawed its way back into the set under the offensive leadership of Stephanie Holland and Sutton Sunstrum, as the two recorded seven and five kills, respectively, in the set. Holland would end the set with her 10th kill at 25-21, as the Frogs swept NCCU 3-0. Holland led the team in kills with 10, while Igodan and Gower chipped in eight and seven, respectively. Alexia Heist recorded 20 assists in the win, while Jen Miller saw action in the libero jersey and finished with nine digs. NC Central (0-14) 1 Melissa Rabell-Pinei Kelsey Murphy Ashley McCarthy Kalin Russell Aljalena Thompson Da Sha Brown Marilyn Sherbondy J Nae Raynor TEAM 1 Totals Attend: 43 Time: 1:12 Referees: Robert Kyle, Randall McLamb SET SCORES NC Central TCU TCU (9-3) 1 Capen, Macy Smith, Ashley Holland, Stephanie Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Igodan, Yvonne Heist, Alexia Aston, Lindsay Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Smurthwaite, F Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes

12 2013 MATCH RECAPS TCU 3, GEORGE MASON 0 Grensboro, N.C. (Fleming Gym) Sept. 21, 2013 GREENSBORO, N.C. - The TCU volleyball team claimed a 3-0 (25-12, 25-19, 25-19) victory over George Mason Saturday morning for its second sweep in the Spartan Spiketacular at UNC Greensboro inside Fleming Gym. TCU came out firing to start the match on a 4-0 run with kills from Yvonne Igodan and Stephanie Holland. George Mason would come back within two, but that was as close as they would get as the Frogs jumped out to a 19-9 lead highlighted by a balanced offensive attack by TCU that led to a set one win. The Frogs once again jumped out to an early lead in the second set, but George Mason would climb back into the match and tie the set at after three kills from Meredith Bush. The teams would trade points until a kill from Mattie Burleson at propelled TCU to a 3-0 run and forced the Patriots to take a timeout. Out of the timeout, the Frogs kept the pressure up by going on a 5-2 run to end the set in their favor. Two kills from Burleson and two blocks from Burleson and Holland got TCU off to a fast start in the third set with a 7-1 lead. George Mason closed the gap within two, but the Frogs could not be stopped and took the third set and the match. Ashley Smith led the team with nine kills, while also chipping in six digs. Burleson finished with eight kills and no errors for a.500 hitting percentage, while Holland also recorded eight kills. George Mason (3-10) 2 OWOKONIRAN, L GREENSLADE, J MARTIN, Morghan CLARKE, Tiffany PRICE, Tori SPENCER, Laura MOORE, Bernetta MATSUSHIMA, S REED, Taylor BUSH, Meredith Totals Attend: 39 Time: 1:10 Referees: Ronnie Mutter, Robert Kyle SET SCORES George Mason TCU TCU (10-3) 1 Capen, Macy Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Aston, Lindsay Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Pickens, Blaire Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes TCU 3, UNC GREENSBORO 1 Grensboro, N.C. (Fleming Gym) Sept. 21, 2013 GREENSBORO, N.C. - A career-high 17 kills from Macy Capen, plus another 17 kills from Yvonne Igodan led the TCU Volleyball team to its second straight tournament title, as the team defeated UNC Greensboro 3-1 (34-32, 23-25, 25-18, 25-18) Saturday night inside the Fleming Gym. The Horned Frogs (11-3, 0-0 Big 12) won the Spartan Spiketacular after recording double-digit blocks against the Spartans (7-5, 0-0 SoCon) for the second match in a row and are now on an eight match-winning streak. Along with Igodan and Capen with double-digit kills, Smith also chipped in 12 kills. Capen hit a career-high.410 and also finished with 11 digs for her first career double-double, while Igodan only recorded one error for a.615 hitting percentage. Shane Peters was one dig shy of her career-high after recording 16 digs, while Heist and Langley finished with 26 and 25 assists, respectively. Igodan was named MVP of the tournament after finishing the weekend with 31 kills, 3.44 kills per set and a.456 hitting percentage. Capen and Burleson were named to the all-tournament team, as Capen finished the weekend with 21 kills, a.346 hitting percentage and 23 digs, while Burleson had 13 kills and 10 total blocks. TCU (11-3) 1 Capen, Macy Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Pickens, Blaire Totals Attend: 813 Time: 2:10 Referees: Ronnie Mutter, Robert Kyle SET SCORES TCU UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro (7-5) 1 Olivia Humphries Emily McMurtrey Jessica Brezwyn Karrian Chambers Kelsey Sidney Morgan Freeman Sara Hohman Kellie Orewiler Katherine Santiago Sydney Darden Julia Westerbur Vicky Harley Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes TEXAS 3, TCU 0 Fort Worth, Texas (TCU Rec Center) Sept. 25, 2013 FORT WORTH, Texas - The TCU volleyball team fell to No. 5 Texas 3-0 (19-25, 16-25, 15-25) in front of a sold out crowd of 1,350 Wednesday evening to open their second season in the Big 12 Conference. Out of the media timeout in the first set with Texas leading 15-13, the Frogs went on a 4-1 run with two kills a piece from Regan McGuire and Natalie Gower for a TCU lead. A service error tied the set back up, before kills from Haley Eckerman gave the Longhorns the push the team needed to take the first set The teams continued to trade points into the second set, until a block from Texas and errors by TCU gave the Longhorns its first advantage at The Frogs brought the match back within three at 17-14, but kills from Bailey Webster and Eckerman put Texas on an 8-2 run to close out the second set A slow start to the third set proved to be fatal for the Frogs as the Longhorn took advantage for an 8-2 lead and forcing TCU into an early timeout. A kill from Yvonne Igodan and a strong serving run from Alexia Heist pulled TCU back into the match and forced Texas to call a timeout at Texas once again found a spark from Eckerman, as they finished the set on a 12-3 run to take the match in three. Igodan led the Frogs with eight kills, while Blaire Pickens chipped in seven kills. Defensively, Shane Peters and Sutton Sunstrum each recorded nine digs, while Igodan, Gower and Mattie Burleson all recorded two blocks apiece. Texas (7-2, 1-0) 1 Bell, Khat McCage, Molly Neal, Amy Eckerman, Haley Ogbogu, Chiaka Allison, Hannah Victoria, Pilar Brooks, Kat Hattis, Sara Palmer, Sarah Futch, Megan Webster, Bailey Totals Attend: 1,883 Time: 1:30 Referees: Ron Stahl, Mary Faragher SET SCORES Texas TCU TCU (11-4, 0-1) 1 Capen, Macy Heist, Alexia Burleson, Mattie Gower, Natalie Pickens, Blaire Igodan, Yvonne Peters, Shane Holland, Stephanie Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes

13 2013 MATCH RECAPS KANSAS 3, TCU 0 Lawrence, Kan. (Horejsi Center) Sept. 28, 2013 LAWRENCE, Kan. - The TCU volleyball team dropped its first Big 12 road match to Kansas 3-0 (19-25, 13-25, 21-25) Saturday afternoon in Lawrence, Kan. Two kills from Kansas started the Jayhawks off in the lead, but a kill from Yvonne Igodan put TCU on the board. Kansas continued to build its lead and forced the Frogs into an early timeout at 7-2. TCU chipped into the lead and pulled the set within two with a block from Stephanie Holland and Natalie Gower, but a three straight kills from Chelsea Albers put the Jayhawks lead back at five, as the Jayhawks took the first set The second set was all about the Jayhawks. Kansas recorded zero hitting errors for a.667 hitting percentage, while holding TCU to a.088 hitting percentage on their way to taking a set two victory. TCU came out battling in the third set and took a 6-4 lead after a block from Ashley Smith and Gower. A 6-2 run by Kansas put the Jayhawks back in the lead at 10-8, but a 3-0 run by the Frogs gave them the lead back at An error by TCU set in motion a 5-0 run before a kill from Stephanie Holland put the match back within three. The Frogs fought until the end before falling in the final set. Igodan led TCU with 10 kills and two blocks, while Holland and Macy Capen each finished with seven kills a piece. Shane Peters led the defense with 15 digs, while Alexia Heist had 21 assists. TCU (11-5, 0-2) 1 Capen, Macy Heist, Alexis Holland, Stephanie McGuire, Regan Burleson, Mattie Igodan, Yvonne Smith, Ashley Peters, Shane Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Pickens, Blaire Totals Attend: 1,081 Time: 1:28 SET SCORES TCU Kansas Kansas (11-3, 1-0) 1 Albers,Chelsea Dockery,Tiana Jarmoc,Caroline Soucie,Tayler Mathieu,Jaime Mcnorton,Erin Riley,Brianne Mcclinton,Sara Wait,Cassie Hall,Janae Anderson,Maggie Carmichael,C Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes TCU 3, WEST VIRGINIA 1 Fort Worth, Texas (TCU Rec Center) Oct. 2, 2013 FORT WORTH, Texas - After dropping the first set, the TCU volleyball team stormed back to take a 3-1 (23-25, 25-21, 26-24, 26-24) victory over West Virginia Wednesday night, for the team s first Big 12 win of the season. All four sets were tightly contested between the Horned Frogs (12-5, 1-2 Big 12) and the Mountaineers (14-2, 1-1 Big 12), as the match was tied on 38 occasions and the lead changed 17 times. TCU proved to have the upper hand in the end by closing out each set strongly and handing WVU only its second loss on the season. Yvonne Igodan finished with a match-high 19 kills, a.455 hitting percentage and two solo blocks. Macy Capen recorded 13 kills for the Frogs, while Natalie Gower notched her first double-digit kill performance this season with 10 kills and only one error for a.529 hitting percentage. Defensively, Shane Peters recorded a season- and career-high 18 digs on the night, while Burleson and Gower each chipped in four blocks apiece. West Virginia (14-2, 1-1) 1 Sample, Brittany Attea, Nikki Sackett, Hannah Wells, Caleah McCoy, Evyn Shreve, Hannah Lee, Jordan Roe, Haley Panagiotakopoulos, A Anderson, Jordan Totals Attend: 1,261 Time: 2:05 Referees: Wanda Roberts, Richard Bleau SET SCORES West Virginia TCU TCU (12-5, 1-2) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia McGuire, Regan Burleson, Mattie Pickens, Blaire Igodan, Yvonne Capen, Macy Peters, Shane Holland, Stephanie Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes KANSAS STATE 3, TCU 2 Manhattan, Kan. (Ahearn Fieldhouse) Oct. 5, 2013 MANHATTAN, Kan. - The TCU women s volleyball team fell in a five-set heart breaker to Kansas State 3-2 (20-25, 25-21, 25-21, 21-25, 7-15) Saturday evening in Manhattan, Kan., inside the Ahearn Field House. Despite holding a 2-1 advantage in the match, the Horned Frogs (12-6, 1-3 Big 12) could not stop a comeback led by two-time All-American Kaitlynn Pelger, who finished with a match-high 23 kills to go along with 11 digs for the Wildcats (13-3, 1-2 Big 12). Blaire Pickens was the only Frog with double-digits kills by finishing with a career-high 10, while Shane Peters chipped in a career-high 23 digs. Trisha Langley recorded her third career double-double of her career with 18 assists and 12 digs. Kansas State finished the match with four players notching double-digit kills. Along with Pelger, Taylor Johnson has 18 kills, Courtney Traxson finished with 15 kills and Dakota Kaufman rounded out the group with 10 kills. Preseason Big 12 Freshman of the Year Katie Brand guided the Wildcat offense with a double-double of her own with 59 assists and 15 digs. TCU (12-6, 1-3) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia McGuire, Regan Burleson, Mattie Pickens, Blaire Igodan, Yvonne Capen, Macy Peters, Shane Holland, Stephanie Sunstrum, Sutton Langley, Trisha Gower, Natalie Totals Attend: 1,964 Time: 2:30 SET SCORES TCU Kansas State Kansas State (13-3, 1-2) 1 Kober, Kersten Brand, Katie Johnson, Taylor Kaufman, Dakota Pelger, Kaitlynn Traxson, Courtney Madonia, Gina Keating, Chelsea McCarty, Tristan Cook, Courtney Gardner, Dallas Jones, Natali TEAM 1 Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes

14 2013 MATCH RECAPS TEXAS TECH 3, TCU 2 Fort Worth, Texas (TCU Rec Center) Oct. 12, 2013 FORT WORTH, Texas - In front of a sold out crowd of 1,3, the TCU volleyball was stunned as Texas Tech took a 3-2 (22-25, 19-25, 25-20, 25-18, 11-15) decision Saturday evening inside the University Recreation Center. The Horned Frogs (12-7, 1-4 Big 12) were down 2-0 to the Red Raiders (8-12, 0-5 Big 12) in the match before winning the next two sets, but the comeback fell short as Texas Tech would go on to win their first Big 12 Conference match of the season. The Frogs had three players notch double-digit kills with Natalie Gower recording a season- and career-high 16 kills and only three errors for a.433 hitting percentage. StephanieHolland followed with 14 kills, while Ashley Smith finished the night with 10 kills. Alexia Heist finished with a double-double of 24 assists and 13 digs, while Shane Peters and SuttonSunstrum each chipped in double-digit digs with 18 and 12, respectively. Jenna Allen led the offensive front for Texas Tech by totaling a double-double of her own with a career-high 24 kills and 11 digs. Mikia Mills was the only other Red Raider with double-digit kills with 10 and only one error for a.500 hitting clip. Rachel Brummitt finished with a match-high 26 digs, while Emily Ruetter dished out 50 assists to go along with 17 digs. Texas Tech (8-12, 1-4) 3 Ruetter, Emily Piper, Aubree Stacy, Meghan Grant, Brianna Mills, Mikia Allen, Jenna David, Breeann Wright, Emily Hragyil, Nicole Brummitt, Rachel Daffer, Katie Totals Attend: 1,927 Time: 2:22 Referees: Sheri Banwart, Danny Johnson SET SCORES Texas Tech TCU TCU (12-7, 1-4) 2 Smith, Ashley Heist, Alexia Holland, Stephanie Burleson, Mattie Gower, Natalie Igodan, Yvonne Capen, Macy Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Sunstrum, Sutton McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Pickens, Blaire Totals Total Tie scores Lead changes

15 2013 TCU Volleyball TCU Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 14, 2013) All matches Overall record: 12-7 Conf: 1-4 Home: 6-2 Away: 2-4 Neutral: 4-1 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 28 Igodan, Yvonne Smith, Ashley Holland, Stephanie Pickens, Blaire Burleson, Mattie Capen, Macy Gower, Natalie McGuire, Regan Langley, Trisha Heist, Alexia Sunstrum, Sutton Aston, Lindsay Perkins, Chyna Perkins, Chyanne Peters, Shane Miller, Jen Smurthwaite, Fleming TCU Opponents Team Statistics TCU OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Attempts Assist Pct Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Attempts Serve Pct Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors Ball handling errors ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/1191 6/843 Neutral site #/Avg 5/62 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. Aug 30 vs Furman W ,26-24, Aug 31 at Georgia L ,20-25, Aug 31 vs Lipscomb W ,25-23,19-25, Sep 05 at UIC W ,17-25,25-21, Sep 06 vs #3 USC L ,18-25,26-24, Sep 07 at Marquette L ,20-25,15-25, Sep 11 NORTH TEXAS W ,25-20, Sep 13 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN W ,25-19,20-25, Sep 13 HOUSTON W ,25-16,25-18, Sep 14 GRAMBLING STATE W ,25-14, Sep 14 OLE MISS W ,15-25,20-25,25-16, Sep 20 vs NC Central W ,25-16, Sep 21 vs George Mason W ,25-19, Sep 21 at UNCG W ,23-25,25-18, *Sep 25 #5 TEXAS L ,16-25, *Sep 28 at Kansas L ,13-25, *Oct 02 WEST VIRGINIA W ,25-21,26-24, *Oct at Kansas State L ,25-21,25-21,21-25, *Oct 12 TEXAS TECH L ,19-25,25-20,25-18, Record in 3-set matches:5-3 Record in 4-set matches:6-2 Record in 5-set matches:1-2 15

16 2013 TCU Volleyball TCU Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 14, 2013) Conference matches RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking ## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points 28 Igodan, Yvonne Gower, Natalie Holland, Stephanie Pickens, Blaire Smith, Ashley Capen, Macy Burleson, Mattie McGuire, Regan Heist, Alexia Langley, Trisha Sunstrum, Sutton Miller, Jen Peters, Shane #TM TCU Opponents Team Statistics TCU OPP ATTACK Kills Errors Total Attacks Attack Pct Kills/Set SET Assists Attempts Assist Pct Assists/Set SERVE Aces Errors Attempts Serve Pct Aces/Set SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors Errors/Set Attempts Reception Pct DEFENSE Digs Digs/Set BLOCKING Block Solo 10 6 Block Assist Total Blocks Blocks/Set Block Errors 9 7 Ball handling errors 7 3 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/1690 2/1522 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 - Date Opponent Score Score by set Att. *Sep 25 #5 TEXAS L ,16-25, *Sep 28 at Kansas L ,13-25, *Oct 02 WEST VIRGINIA W ,25-21,26-24, *Oct at Kansas State L ,25-21,25-21,21-25, *Oct 12 TEXAS TECH L ,19-25,25-20,25-18, Record in 3-set matches: 0-2 Record in 4-set matches: 1-0 Record in 5-set matches:

17 2013 TCU Volleyball Match Notes Oct. 16 // Baylor TCU VOLLEYBALL TV/ RADIO ROSTER 1 2 Macy Capen So. // OH // 6-1[ Yorba Linda, Calif Blaire Pickens So. // OPP // 6-1 Anaheim Hills, Calif. Alexia Heist So. // S // 5-7 El Paso, Texas 9 Stephanie Holland Jr. // OPP // 6-0 Richardson, Texas 16 Fleming Smurthwaite Sr. // S // 5-9 Decatur, Texas 24 4 Ashley Smith Fr. // OH // 6-1 League City, Texas Jen Miller Fr. // DS/L // 5-9 Johns Creek, Ga Lindsay Aston Fr. // OH/DS // 5-11 Carlsbad, Calif. 10 Sutton Sunstrum So. // OH/DS // 5-9 Southlake, Texas 17 Regan McGuire Fr. // MB // 6-2 Flower Mound, Texas 18 Shane Peters Fr. // DS/L // 5-5 Plano, Texas 11 Trisha Langley rfr. // S/OH // 5-8 Round Rock, Texas 19 Mattie Burleson Jr. // MB/OH // 6-1 Edmond, Okla. Chyna Perkins Fr. // MB // 6-0 Los Angeles, Calif. Chyanne Perkins Fr. // MB // 6-0 Los Angeles, Calif. Natalie Gower Fr. // MB // 6-4 St. Louis, Mo. Yvonne Igodan Sr. // MB // 6-2 Houston, Texas Prentice Lewis Head Coach 12th Year at TCU Jason Tanaka Associate Head Coach 12th Year at TCU Lauren Otto Assistant Coach 1st Year at TCU 28