VOLLEYBALL RELEASE NOV. 6, 2006 BADGER NOTEBOOK

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1 VOLLEYBALL RELEASE NOV. 6, 2006 UPCOMING EVENTS Friday, Nov. 10 NORTHWESTERN UW Field House Saturday, Nov. 11 ILLINOIS UW Field House Quick Facts 7 p.m. 7 p.m. With only six Big Ten Conference matches remaining, No. 10 Wisconsin (19-5 overall, 11-3 Big Ten) returns home for four straight in the UW Field House. The Badgers moved into a tie for second place in the league standings following two wins last weekend. Wisconsin is tied with Minnesota, which lost a Michigan last Saturday, two matches behind Penn State. The Badgers host fifth-place Northwestern (13-10, 7-7) on Friday at 7 p.m. Eighth-place Illinois (14-10, 5-9) comes to town on Saturday for a 7 p.m. match. Saturday s match is Alumnae Night with several former Badgers returning to the Field House to be honored between games two and three Record: 19-5 Home: 10-1; Away: 7-3; Neutral: Big Ten Record: 11-3 Home: 6-0; Away: AVCA Rank: 10th Head Coach: Pete Waite Alma Mater: Ball State, 1981 UW Record/Years: /8th yr. Career Record/Years: /19th yr. Assistant Coaches: Rod Wilde, Colleen Bayer Volunteer Assistant Coach: Dave Bayer Athletic Communications: Diane Nordstrom Phone: (608) dkn@athletics.wisc.edu BADGER NOTEBOOK Badgers Move up to Second With two wins on the road last weekend, the Badgers moved into a tie for second place in the Big Ten standings. Wisconsin was aided by Minnesota (11-3) losing at Michigan, 3-1, on Saturday and Purdue (9-5) dropping both matches on the weekend. Penn State remains atop the conference at 13-1 while Minnesota and Wisconsin are second at Purdue falls to fourth at 9-5. Road Success Wisconsin won both Big Ten matches on the road last weekend for the first time since their seasonopening road trip to Illinois and Northwestern. The Badgers improved to 5-3 on the road in the Big Ten and 9-4 away from the Field House on the season. Home Winning Streak The Badgers look to coninue their home winning streak as they host Northwestern and Illinois this weekend. Wisconsin has won its last 10 matches in the Field House this season with its only loss coming at its season opener to then eighth-ranked Texas in the AVCA Showcase. Senior Maria Carlini led the Badgers to two wins on the road last weekend. The UW has also won its last eight Big Ten matches at home, dating back to its last two matches in This Week s Promotions The second set of UW trading cards will be available at Friday night s match vs. Northwestern. Free Crocs footwear will also be given out to UW students while supplies last. Intermission entertainment between games two and three features the UW Breakdance Club. Saturday is Alumnae Night with several former Badgers returning to be honored between games two and three. Turning Up the Offense In their last four matches, the Badgers have turned up their offense. The UW has hit over.300 as a team in all four matches and is hitting.332 during that stretch. Wisconsin has upped its kills per game to and assists to per game. The UW has also improved its serving, upping its aces per game to First four matches KPG % APG SAPG DPG BPG Last four matches Big Ten matches Season totals STAT OF THE WEEK 5 The Badgers have won their last five matches to move into a tie for second place in the Big Ten standings. University of Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletics Kellner Hall 1440 Monroe Street Madison, Wisconsin (608)

2 POLLS CSTV/AVCA Coaches Poll Nov. 6, Last School (1st place) Total Record Rank 1. Nebraska (60) Stanford Penn State Washington UCLA Southern California Florida Texas Utah Wisconsin LSU California Minnesota Hawai i Oklahoma Purdue Cal Poly San Diego Ohio New Mexico State BYU Santa Clara Ohio State Oregon Missouri Others Receiving Votes and appearing on two or more ballots: St John's 74; Pepperdine 67; Duke 22; Iowa State 20; Long Beach State 19; Louisville 10; Sacramento State 7; Alabama 5; San Francisco 5; Bowling Green 4; Michigan 3 Molten/Volleyball Top 20 Oct. 30, 2006 Rk. Team Record Last Poll 1. Nebraska Stanford Penn State Washington UCLA Florida USC Utah Texas Wisconsin Cal Minnesota Purdue Hawaii LSU BYU Cal Poly San Diego Santa Clara Carlini Returns Senior Maria Carlini (LaSalle, Ontario) has returned with a vengeance after missing three matches from Oct. 7 through Oct. 15 due to a foot injury. The 6-2 outside hitter has started the last six matches and has been a key to the Badgers going 5-1. In her last six matches, Carlini is averaging 3.95 kills per game while hitting.283. She has led the team in kills in three matches, including a match-high 15 kills vs. No. 2 Penn State on Oct. 27. Carlini also leads the Badgers with six block solos during that stretch, including three at Michigan and two at Michigan State last weekend. On the season, Carlini ranks second on the team with 3.56 kills per game while hitting.272. Badgers Stays at 10th in Coaches Poll For the second week in a row, the Badgers are ranked 10th in the CSTV/AVCA Division I Coaches Top 25 poll released Nov. 6. Wisconsin, which has won its last five matches, is 19-5 on the season and tied for second in the Big Ten at The top-five teams in the poll remain the same for the second week in a row. Nebraska (22-0) maintains the top spot in the poll, picking up all 60 first-place votes. Stanford (20-2), Penn State (24-1), Washington (21-3) and UCLA (24-2) are ranked second through fifth, respectively. Five Big Ten schools remain ranked in the top 25. In addition to Penn State and Wisconsin, Minnesota (17-7) falls one spot to 13th while Purdue (19-6) drops two spots to 16th. Ohio State (17-7) moves up two spots to 23rd. Waite Counting Down Coach Pete Waite needs just five wins for 200 career wins at Wisconsin. In his eight year at the UW, Waite is already the winningest coach at Wisconsin, both in wins (195) and winning percentage (.764). In his 19th year as a head coach, Waite recorded career win No. 450 when the Badgers downed San Diego on Sept. 16. He is currently overall and at Wisconsin. Balanced Offense One of the keys to the Badgers success this season has been the team s balanced offense. Wisconsin has five starters who average 2.25 kills per game or better. All five hitters have led the team in kills in at least one match this season. Freshman Brittney Dolgner (Waupun, Wis.) leads the team with 3.95 kills per game. Senior Maria Carlini (LaSalle, Ontario) adds 3.56 kills per game. Sophomore Audra Jeffers (Hartland, Wis.) contributes 2.73 kills per game while middle blockers Taylor Reineke (Naperville, Ill.) and Amy Bladow (Monument, Colo.) chip in 2.62 and 2.29 kills per game, respectively. Even setter Jackie Simpson (Downers Grove, Ill.) averages 1.06 kills per game. Over the weekend, the Badgers showed an even more balanced offense with Dolgner and Carlini both putting down 3.57 kills per game. Reineke upped her kills to 3.14 per game while Jeffers is at 2.71 kill per game. Bladow upped her total to 2.43 per game while Simpson upped her average to 1.14 kills per game. Salow Off the Bench Sophomore Morgan Salow (Manchester, Iowa) came off the bench in the fourth game at Michigan State to serve for Taylor Reineke. The 6-4 outside hitter served three straight points to put the Badgers up She scored her final point on a service ace, just the third of her career and the first this season. Simpson Records 1,000 Assists For the third year in a row, junior Jackie Simpson (Downers Grove, Ill.) has recorded 1,000 assists. The 6-0 setter has 1,039 assists this season and is averaging a career best assists per game. Simpson has 3,557 assists in her career, which ranks sixth on the UW career list. She is third in career assists per game with Defensively and Offensively Minded Wisconsin defensive specialists Amanda Berkley (Racine, Wis.) and Megan Mills (Portage, Wis.) play important roles for the Badgers, both defensively and offensively. Berkley, a 5-5 junior, serves and plays back row for Audra Jeffers. She ranks fifth on the team with 1.78 digs per game. Berks has recorded double-figure digs in four matches this season and led the team with 12 digs vs. Purdue on Oct. 13 and eight digs at Michigan State on Nov. 4. She also adds 16 service aces, which is fourth on the team, while recording only 14 service errors. Berkley has led the team in service aces in five matches, including tying her career best with two aces six times this season. Mills, a 5-7 junior, serves and plays back row for Maria Carlini. She is sixth on the team with 1.57 digs per game, including a season-high 15 digs at Iowa on Oct. 21. Mills is fifth on the team with 14 aces, all but one which have come in pairs or more. She has

3 2006 STATS Starters No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. KPG % APG SAPG DPG BPG 2006 Highlight 5 Jackie Simpson S 6-0 Jr Big Ten and AVCA National Player of the Week, 10/30 7 Brittney Dolgner OH 6-0 Fr Panther Invit. All-Toun.; double-figure kills in 17 matches 10 Maria Carlini OH 6-2 Sr MVP of InnTowner Invit.; Double-figure kills in 14 matches 11 Amy Bladow MB 6-2 Sr MVP of Panther Invit.; Career best 8 blocks vs. UWM, 9/9 12 Taylor Reineke MB 6-3 Jr Career best 14 kills 3x this season; 10 blocks vs. Mich 13 Jocelyn Wack L 5-11 Jr digs vs. Ohio, 8/26; 3 SA vs. S.D. State, 9/2 15 Audra Jeffers OPP 6-2 So kills and.611% vs. UW-Milwaukee, 9/9 Off the Bench 1 Morgan Salow OH 6-4 So kills and 2 digs vs. #8 Texas, 8/25 3 Nikki Klingsporn S 5-10 Fr. Redshirt season 4 Faye McCormack DS 5-6 So dig vs. #8 Texas, 8/25 6 Amanda Berkley DS 5-5 Jr Career best 2 service aces seven times this season 8 Katie Lorenzen S 6-0 Sr assists and 9 digs at Iowa, 10/21 9 Katherine Dykstra MB 6-3 Fr kills and 4 blocks vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9/16 14 Megan Mills DS 5-6 Jr Career best 3 service aces vs. Northern Colorado, 9/8 16 Maya Carroll MB 6-2 Jr kills vs. Brown, 9/16 19 Caity DuPont OH 6-0 Fr kills vs. No. 9 Purdue;.417 (6-1-12) at Penn State, 10/7 Team Totals Opponent Totals recorded two-or-more aces in six matches, including tying her career high with three vs. Northern Colorado on Sept. 8. Dolgner Streak Ends Freshman Brittney Dolgner s (Waupun, Wis.) continues to lead the Badgers in kills with 3.95 per game. The 6-0 outside hitter has recorded double-figure kills in a team-best 16 matches this season, including a streak of 12 straight matches from Sept. 16-Oct. 27. Her average goes up to 4.67 kills per game in Big Ten play and her hitting percentage goes up to.245 in conference play while hitting.217 in all matches. Dolgner hit a career-best.611 ( ) vs. Penn State on Oct. 27. She has recorded a careerhigh 25 kills twice this season at Ohio State on Oct. 14 and at Iowa on Oct. 21. Not since former two-time first-team All-American Sherisa Livingston was a freshman in 1998, has a true freshman made such an offensive impact for the Badgers. Livingston, a 6-2 middle blocker, averaged 3.23 kills per game in her first season in Badgers Lead Big Ten Statistics Wisconsin leads the Big Ten in kills, assists and blocks per game in conference-only matches. The Badgers average a league-best kills per game and assists per game in Big Ten matches. Wisconsin also shares the lead in blocks per game with Individually, junior Taylor Reineke (Naperville, Ill.) continues to lead the league with 1.87 blocks per game in conference matches. She also leads in all matches with 1.68 blocks per game. Nationally Ranked The Badgers are ranked fourth nationally with 3.49 blocks per game, according to the NCAA statistics released Oct. 30. Wisconsin trails only Utah (3.86), Sacramento State (3.58) and Penn State (3.56). Individually, junior Taylor Reineke (Naperville, Ill.) ranks sixth with 1.70 blocks per game. The UW is ranked 27th in hitting percentage (.262), 22nd in kills per game (16.42),13th in assists per game (15.45) and tied for 29th in overall team winning percentage (.773). Junior Jackie Simpson (Downers Grove, Ill.) is tied for 16th in assists per game with Charting the Trends The Badgers are 17-0 when they holds their opponents to a team hitting percentage below Wisconsin is 12-0 when it hits above.300 and 18-1 when it hits above the UW is 11-1 on Saturday and 7-3 on Friday... the Badgers are 17-1 when they win their first game and 15-1 when they win the first two games... Wisconsin is 17-2 when it has more kills or blocks than its opponent and 15-1 when it has more digs TV Stars Wisconsin made five television appearances in 2006, including two national broadcasts. The Badgers have appeared on both ESPN2 and CSTV as well having made two appearances on FoxSports Net. On the Air Clear-Channel-Madison will air six Wisconsin volleyball matches on either WIBA (1310 AM) or WTSO (AM 1070) this season. Remaining matches are: Date Opponent Time Station Friday, Nov. 17 vs. Iowa 7 p.m. WTSO Wisconsin on Record Pace for Attendance Wisconsin continues to be ranked second in the national attendance rankings. The Badgers attracted a season-high crowd of 7,064 vs. Indiana on Oct. 15. The match figure ranks 14th on the UW all-time attendance list. The Badgers have attracted nearly 50,000 spectators in 11 matches this season for an average of 4,407 fans per game, which would break the UW s season record for attendance. The current record is 4,294 spectators per match, set in The Badgers trail only Hawai i (6,966/match), moving ahead of Nebraska (4,145) in the rankings. School Avg. Total # 1. Hawai i 6, , Wisconsin 4,407 48, Nebraska 4,145 58, Minnesota 3,954 39, Penn State 2,706 35, Missouri 2,669 24, Florida 2,630 28, Washington 2,194 24, Texas 2,184 17, Wichita State 2,080 24,960 12

4 BIG TEN CONFERENCE Standings (11/6/06) Place Big Ten Overall 1. Penn State Wisconsin Minnesota Purdue Ohio State Northwestern Michigan State Michigan Illinois Iowa Indiana This Week in the Big Ten Nov. 8 Penn State at Ohio State, 6 p.m. Nov. 10 Illinois at Minnesota, 7 p.m. Michigan State at Indiana, 6 p.m. Michigan at Purdue, 6 p.m. Iowa at Ohio State, 7 p.m. Northwestern at Wisconsin, 7 p.m. Nov. 11 Illinois at Wisconsin, 7 p.m. Iowa at Penn State, 6 p.m. Michigan at Indiana, 6 p.m. Michigan State at Purdue, 6 p.m. Northwestern at Minnesota, 7 p.m. UW in Big Ten Stats (11/6/06) Team All Matches 4. Hitting Percentage Opponent Hitting Percentage Kills Assists Service Aces Digs Blocks Winning Percentage.792 Individual All Matches Kills: 10. Brittney Dolgner 3.95 Assists 2. Jackie Simpson Digs: 6. Jocelyn Wack 4.65 Blocks: 1. Taylor Reineke Amy Bladow 1.27 Team Big Ten Matches 2. Hitting Percentage Opponent Hitting Percentage Kills Assists Service Aces Digs T1. Blocks 3.47 T2. Winning Percentage.786 Individual Big Ten Matches Hit %: 4. Taylor Reineke.354 Kills: 3. Brittney Dolgner 4.67 Assists 2. Jackie Simpson Digs: 4. Jocelyn Wack 4.72 Blocks: 1. Taylor Reineke 1.87 Points: 3. Brittney Dolgner 5.26 Scouting the Teams The Illini are tied for eighth place in the Big Ten standings at 5-9 and are overall. Illinois has dropped five of their last seven matches. The Illini lost to Northwestern last weekend before getting back on the winning track with a 3-1 at Iowa. Sophomore Kayani Turner, a 6-2 outside hitter, leads the team with 4.73 kills per game. Junior Vicki Brown, a 6-2 middle blocker, adds 3.77 kills per game. Brown leads the Illini in hitting percentage (.341) and is second blocks per game (1.06). Senior Meghan Macdonald, a 6-1 middle blocker, has ateam-best 1.17 blocks per game. Sophomore Lizzie Bazzetta, a 5-10 setter, averages assists per game. Freshman Ashley Edinger, a 5-9 libero, has a team-best 4.86 digs per game and also leads the team with 34 service aces (0.40/game). Quick Facts Location: Champaign, Ill. Enrollment: 36,000 Division: NCAA I Colors: Orange and blue Nickname: Fighting Illini Home Arena (Capacity): Huff Hall (4,050) 2005 Record: Big Ten Record/Place: 7-13/7th 2005 NCAA Tournament: Did not participate Final AVCA Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning/Lost: 4+ libero/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/2 Head Coach: Don Hardin School Record: (11th year) Career Record: (19th year) On-Line: Series Record Illinois leads In Madison: Wisconsin leads Matches: 9/22 Champaign, Ill. W 3-0 Waite vs. Illinois Record: 10-4 (7-0 in Madison) Last loss: 11/5/04 Champaign, Ill. L 0-3 Comparing the Teams All Matches (Category leader in bold) Northwestern (13-10, 7-7) has moved up into a tie for fifth place in the Big Ten, The Wildcats have won three straight, including two 3-1 wins on the road last weekend at Illinois and Iowa. Junior Lindsay Anderson, a 6-0 outside hitter, leads the team with 3.58 kills and 0.41 service aces per game. Junior Courtnie Paulus, a 6-0 opposite hitter, adds 2.94 kills and 0.39 aces per game. Junior Brittney Aldridge, a 6-3 middle blocker, chips in 2.27 kills per game and 1.17 blocks per game. Sophomore Chelsy Hyser, a 6-1 middle blocker, leads the team with 1.20 blocks per game and has a team-best.302 hitting percentage. Junior Stephanie Jurivich, a 6-1 setter, averages assists per game. Freshman Kate Nobilio, a 5-4 libero, leads the team with 4.91 digs per game. Quick Facts Location: Evanston, Ill. Enrollment: 7,800 Division: I Colors: Purple and white Nickname: Wildcats Home Arena (Capacity): Welsh-Ryan Arena (8,117) 2005 Record: Big Ten Record/Place: 10-10/Sixth 2005 NCAA Tournament: def. Texas A&M, 3-2; lost to Notre Dame, 0-3. Final AVCA Rank: Not ranked Starters Returning/Lost: 5/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/5 Head Coach: Keylor Chan School Record: (7th year) Career Record: (8th year) On-Line: Series Record Wisconsin leads In Madison: Wisconsin leads Match: 9/23 Evanston, Ill. W 3-0 Waite vs. Northwestern Record: 13-2 (7-0 in Madison) Last loss: 11/15/03 Evanston, Ill. L 1-3 Team Stats KPG ATK % APG SAPG DPG BPG OPP % Wisconsin Illinois Northwestern Big Ten Matches Team Stats KPG ATK % APG SAPG DPG BPG OPP % Wisconsin Illinois Northwestern

5 UW RECORD WHEN... LOOKING BACK AT LAST WEEK Overall: 19-5 Home: 10-1 Away: 7-3 Neutral: 2-1 Three-game match: 14-2 Four-game match: 3-0 Five-game match: 1-1 Win first game: 17-1 Lose first game: 2-4 Win first two games: 14-1 Lose first two games: 0-3 When ranked in top 25: 19-5 Against top 25 teams: 5-4 Against unranked teams: 14-1 On television: 4-1 Big Ten: 11-3 Home: 6-0 Away: 5-3 Three-game match: 9-2 Four-game match: 2-0 Five-game match: 0-1 Win first game: 11-1 Lose first game: 0-2 Win first two games: 9-1 Lose first two games: 0-2 Against top 25 teams: 4-3 Against unranked teams: 7-0 Higher hitting % than opponent: 19-1 Lower hitting % than opponent: 0-4 Hit over.300: 12-0 Hit over.200: 18-1 Hit under.200: 1-4 Opponent hits under.200: 17-0 More kills than opponent: 18-2 Fewer kills than opponent: 1-3 Same kills as opponents: 0-0 More service aces than opponent: 13-2 Fewer service aces than opponent: 4-3 Same service aces as opponent: 2-0 More digs than opponent: 15-2 Fewer digs than opponent: 4-3 Same digs as opponent: 0-0 More blocks than opponent: 17-2 Fewer blocks than opponent: 0-3 Same blocks as opponent: 2-0 On Wednesday: 0-1 On Friday: 7-3 On Saturday: 10-1 On Sunday: 2-0 In September: 12-2 In October: 5-3 In November: 2-0 In December: 0-0 Current game-winning streak: 1 Current Big Ten game-winning streak: 1 Longest game winning streak: 17 Longest game losing streak: 4 Current match winning streak: 5 Current Big Ten winning streak: 5 Longest match winning streak: 6 Longest match losing streak: 2 Current home winning streak: 10 Current home Big Ten winning streak: 8 #10 Wisconsin 3, Michigan 0 Wisconsin kept its Big Ten Conference winning streak alive with a 30-26, 30-14, win at Michigan on Friday night. The Badgers (18-5 overall, 10-3 Big Ten) move into sole possession of third place in the league with the win and Purdue s loss at Penn State. After a slow start, the Badgers ended up hitting.315 for the match, its third consecutive match over.300. Taylor Reineke led the UW at.467 (8-1-15) while Maria Carlini hit.344 and led the team with 13 kills. Brittney Dolgner and Audra Jeffers each put down nine kills for the Badgers. The Wolverines were led by Katie Bruzdzinski, who had a match-high 16 kills, while Lyndsay Miller was second on the team with eight kills. Michigan hit just.163 for the match and the Badgers also finished with a advantage in kills. Wisconsin dominated defensively, outblocking Michigan 11-3, all which came in the first game for the Wolverines. Carlini, Reineke and Amy Bladow all totaled four blocks for the Badgers. The UW was also outstanding in the backcourt, outdigging Michigan Jocelyn Wack led all players with 17 digs while Jackie Simpson added 11 digs. Simpson also put up 36 assists in running the Badger offense. Wisconsin finished with a 5-4 advantage in service aces Award Winners AVCA National Player of the Week Jackie Simpson, Oct. 31 Big Ten Player of the Week Jackie Simpson, Oct. 30 San Diego Invitational All-Tournament Maria Carlini Jackie Simpson UWM Panther Invitational All-Tournament Amy Bladow, MVP Jackie Simpson Brittney Dolgner #10 Wisconsin 3, Michigan State 1 The Badgers moved into second place in the Big Ten Conference with a 3-1 win at Michigan State on Saturday. The Badgers downed the Spartans 30-20, 23-30, 30-21, to improve to 19-5 overall and 11-3 in the Big Ten. Thanks to a 3-1 win by Michigan over Minnesota, Wisconsin now shares second place in the league with the Golden Gophers. The Badgers used a balanced offense, with five players in double-digit kills, to down the Spartans (15-9, 6-8). Brittney Dolgner led the UW with 16 kills while Taylor Reineke added 14 kills. Maria Carlini, Amy Bladow and Audra Jeffers added 12, 11 and 10 kills, respectively. Wisconsin finished with only a advantage in kills over Michigan State, but the Badgers hit.362, their fourth straight match over.300, compared to.241 for the Spartans. State was led by Ashley Schatzle with 22 kills while Katie Johnson added 17 kills. The Badgers had another impressive night blocking, putting up 14 team blocks while the Spartans had only four blocks. Reineke led all blocks with six stuffs while Carlini added four blocks, including two solos. Wisconsin was outdug as Jocelyn Wack and Amanda Berkley led the team with eight digs apiece. The Spartans had 50 digs and were led by Nicole Colaluca with 17 digs. Both teams had six service aces. Wisconsin was led by Dolgner with three aces. InnTowner Invitational All-Tournament Maria Carlini, MVP Taylor Reineke Jocelyn Wack AVCA Showcase All-Tournament Maria Carlini Pre-Season All-Big Ten Audra Jeffers

6 UW CAREER RECORDS Points 1. Sherisa Livingston Points Per Game 1. Sherisa Livingston Erin Byrd Maria Carlini Kills 1. Sherisa Livingston Kills Per Game (1,000 attempts min.) 1. Sherisa Livingston Audra Jeffers Kristen Roman Maria Carlini Total Attack Attempts 1 Amy Lee Attack Attempts Per Game 1. Joanna Grotenhuis Maria Carlini Hitting Percentage (1,000 attempts min.) 1. Sherisa Livingston Taylor Reineke Audra Jeffers Assists 1. Laura Abbinante Lizzy Fitzgerald Jackie Simpson Katie Lorenzen Assists Per Game 1. Morgan Shields Lizzy Fitzgerald Jackie Simpson Laura Abbinante Katie Lorenzen Service Aces 1. Margie Kaminski Service Aces Per Game 1. Margie Kaminski Digs 1. Susan Wohlford Jocelyn Wack Digs Per Game 1. Jocelyn Wack Block Solos 1. Arlisa Hagan Taylor Reineke Block Assists 1. Heather Dodaro Sheila Shaw Taylor Reineke Total Blocks 1. Heather Dodaro Amy Lee Taylor Reineke Blocks Per Game 1. Taylor Reineke Heather Dodaro Matches Played 1. Liz Tortorello Jeannette Simenson Games Played 1. Susan Wohlford Key: Points = Kills + Aces + Block Solos + 1/2 Block Assists Total Blocks = Block Solos + Block Assist Head Coach Pete Waite Overall record of (.740) in his 19th year Ranks 13th among active Division I head coaches in winning percentage Wisconsin record of (.765) in his eighth year All-time winningest coach at Wisconsin, both in wins and winning percentage Big Ten record of (.760) in his eighth year Only UW volleyball coach to record 100 Big Ten wins Led the Badgers to seven NCAA tournament appearances Second-place NCAA finish in 2000; reached the regional final in 2004; regional semifinals in 2001; and second-round action in 1999, 2002 and 2003 Two Big Ten Conference titles (2000 and 2001) Two Big Ten Conference Players of the Year and 2001 Big Ten and AVCA Mideast Regional Coach of the Year Coached nine All-Americans, 12 AVCA all-region selections, six conference players of the year and 30 first-team all-conference honorees Coached 12 athletes to all-newcomer teams and two newcomers of the year All-time winningest volleyball coach at Northern Illinois at (.723) in 11 years including nine 20-win seasons The Huskies were (.810) in his last three years including three consecutive NCAA tournament bids Northern Illinois won eight regular-season conference titles and six conference tournaments under Waite. Played volleyball and graduated from Monona Grove (Wis.) High School Played volleyball at Ball State University in Muncie, Ind., from with a team that consistently ranked in the top 10 nationally The 1979 Cardinal squad finished fourth in the NCAA tournament after winning the Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association title with a perfect 14-0 record Waite received All-MIVA honors his junior and senior years, and was named team cocaptain and co-mvp in 1980 Received his bachelor s degree in education from Ball State in 1981 WAITE S HEAD COACHING RECORD Year University Record Pct. Conference Record Place Post-Season 2006 Wisconsin Big Ten 11-3 T2nd 2005 Wisconsin Big Ten nd NCAA Elite Eight 2004 Wisconsin Big Ten th NCAA Elite Eight 2003 Wisconsin Big Ten th NCAA Second Round 2002 Wisconsin Big Ten 14-6 T2nd NCAA Second Round 2001 Wisconsin Big Ten st NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2000 Wisconsin Big Ten st NCAA Championship Match 1999 Wisconsin Big Ten 15-5 T2nd NCAA Second Round 1998 Northern Illinois Mid-American st NCAA Second Round 1997 Northern Illinois Mid-American 14-2 T1st NCAA Second Round 1996 Northern Illinois Midwestern Collegiate st NCAA First Round 1995 Northern Illinois Midwestern Collegiate st NIVC bid declined 1994 Northern Illinois Midwestern Collegiate 8-2 T2nd NIVC 1993 Northern Illinois Mid-Continent st NCAA Second Round 1992 Northern Illinois Mid-Continent st NIVC 1991 Northern Illinois North Star 4-2 2nd NIVC 1990 Northern Illinois North Star 6-1 T1st 1989 Northern Illinois North Star 2-5 5th 1988 Northern Illinois North Star 6-1 1st Overall 19th year UW 8th year Big Ten 8th year

7 INDIVIDUAL CAREER & SEASON HIGHS 1 Morgan Salow So. 6-4 OH Manchester, Iowa 8 vs. Michigan State, Kills 3 (2x; MR vs. Penn State, 10-7) 23 vs. Michigan, Attempts 11 (2x; MR vs. Penn State, 10-7).350 (8-1-20) vs. MSU, %.250 (3-1-8) vs. Texas, vs. Montana State, Assists 1 (3x; MR vs. MSU, ) Service Aces 1 vs. Michigan State, vs. Montana State, Digs 2 vs. Texas, vs. Michigan, Blocks 1 (2x; MR vs. Indiana, 10-15) 10 vs. Michigan State, Points 3 (3x; MR vs. Penn State, 10-7) 4 Faye McCormack So. 5-5 DS Downers Grove, Ill. Kills Attempts % 1 (3x; MR vs. Purdue, ) Assists 1 (2x; MR vs. Purdue, 10-13) 1 vs. San Jose State, Service Aces 7 vs. Montana State, Digs 1 (4x; MR vs. Penn State, 10-7) Blocks 1 vs. San Jose State, Points 5 Jackie Simpson Jr. 6-0 S Downers Grove, Ill. 8 vs. Indiana, Kills 7 (2x; MR vs. Ohio State, 10-6) 16 vs. Ohio State, Attempts 16 vs. Ohio State, (4-0-5) vs. Ohio State, %.778 (7-0-9) vs. Michigan State, vs. Minnesota, Assists 69 vs. UC Santa Barbara, (3x; MR vs. Penn State, 10-7) Service Aces 2 (2x; MR vs. Penn State, 10-7) 14 vs. Minnesota, Digs 14 vs. Minnesota, (2x MR vs. UCLA, ) Blocks 6 (2x; MR vs. Ohio State, 10-29) 11 vs. Indiana, Points 8 vs. Oregon State, Amanda Berkley Sr./Jr. 5-5 DS Racine, Wis. 1 (twice; MR vs. Minn, ) Kills 2 (three times; MR vs. OSU, ) Attempts (1-0-1), twice % 3 (2x; MR vs. Ohio State, ) Assists 3 vs. Ohio State, (6x; MR vs. Ohio State, )Service Aces 2 (6x; MR vs. Ohio State, 10-29) 16 vs. Penn State, Digs 12 (2x; MR vs. Purdue, 10-13) 1 vs. Iowa, Blocks 2 (6x; MR vs. Ohio State, ) Points 2 (6x; MR vs. Ohio State, 10-29) 7 Brittney Dolgner Fr. 6-0 OH Waupun, Wis. 25 (2x; MR vs. Iowa, ) Kills See 71 vs. Ohio State, Attempts.611 ( ) vs. Penn State, ) % 2 (4x; MR vs. Penn State, ) Assists 4 (2x; MR vs. Penn State, )Service Aces 14 vs. Iowa, Digs 5 (2x; MR vs. Iowa, ) Blocks 27.5 (2x; MR vs. Iowa, ) Points 8 Katie Lorenzen Sr. 6-0 S Pagosa Springs, Colo. 6 vs. Minnesota, Kills 9 vs. Minnesota, Attempts 3 vs. Northern Colorado, (4-0-5) vs. Northwestern, % 61 vs. Illinois, Assists 23 vs. Iowa, vs. Illinois, Service Aces 9 vs. Illinois, Digs 9 vs. Iowa, (five times; MR vs. ILL, ) Blocks 1 vs. Texas, vs. Minnesota, Points 0.5 vs. Texas, Katherine Dykstra So./Fr. 6-3 MB Wilmette, Ill. 4 vs. UC Santa Barbara, Kills See 12 vs. UC Santa Barbara, Attempts.500 (3-0-6) vs. No. Colorado, % 2 vs. UC Santa Barbara, Assists Service Aces 1 vs. UC Santa Barbara, Digs 4 vs. UC Santa Barbara, Blocks 6 vs. UC Santa Barbara, Points 10 Maria Carlini Sr. 6-2 OH LaSalle, Ontario 29 vs. Michigan, Kills 20 vs. UC Santa Barbara, vs. Michigan, Attempts 51 vs. UC Santa Barbara, ( ) vs. Indiana, %.714 ( ) vs. Brown, (4x; MR vs. NU, ) Assists 2 (3x; MR vs. Ohio State, 10-29) 3 (2x; MR vs. ILL, ) Service Aces 2 (2x; MR vs. Michigan, 9-30) 21 vs. Minnesota, Digs 19 vs. UC Santa Barbara, (twice; MR vs. Loyola, ) Blocks 6 (2x; MR vs. San Diego, 9-16) 30 vs. Michigan, Points 22.5 vs. UCSB, Amy Bladow Jr. 6-2 MB/OH Monument, Colo 14 (2x; MR vs. MINN, ) Kills 12 (2x; MR vs. Ohio State, 10-6) 34 vs. Minnesota, Attempts 25 vs. Ohio State, ( ) vs. Brown, %.800 ( ) vs. Brown, vs. Purdue, Assists 3 vs. Purdue, (2x; MR vs. MICH, ) Service Aces 8 vs. Northwestern, Digs 5 vs. Oklahoma, (3x; MR vs. UWM, ) Blocks 8 vs. UW-Milwaukee, vs. Michigan, Points 15.5 vs. Brown, Taylor Reineke Jr. 6-3 MB Naperville, Ill. 14 (3x; MR vs. Mich State, ) Kills 14 (3x; MR vs. Mich State, 11-4) 33 (twice; MR vs. Ohio, ) Attempts 33 vs. Ohio, ( ) vs. Northwestern, %.722 ( ) vs. Ohio State, vs. Purdue, Assists 2 (4x; MR vs. Ohio State, 10-29) 2 vs. Penn State, Service Aces 2 vs. Penn State, (2x; MR vs. Ohio State, ) Digs 4 vs. Ohio State, vs. Indiana, Blocks 10 vs. Michigan, vs. Ohio State, Points 19 vs. Ohio State, Jocelyn Wack Jr L Salem, Wis. 1 (8x; MR vs. TX, ) Kills 1 vs. Texas, vs. Kansas, Attempts 1 (3x; MR vs. Penn State, 10-7) (1-0-1), eight times % (1-0-1) vs. Texas, (4x; MR vs. Iowa, ) Assists 4 (2x; MR vs. Iowa, 10-21) 3 (2x; MR vs. SD State, ) Service Aces 3 vs. S.D. State, vs. Notre Dame, Digs 26 vs. Ohio, 8-26 Blocks 4 vs. Illinois, Points 3 vs. S.D. State, Megan Mills Jr. 5-7 DS Portage, Wis. 1 vs. Purdue, Kills 1 (6x; MR vs. N western, ) Attempts 1 (2x; MR vs. Northwestern, 9-23) (1-0-1) vs. Purdue, % 5 vs. Minnesota, Assists 2 (7x; MR vs. Iowa, 10-21) 3 (twice; MR vs. N Colo, ) Service Aces 3 vs. Northern Colorado, vs. Notre Dame, Digs 15 vs. Iowa, Blocks 3 (2x; MR vs. No Colo, ) Points 3 vs. Northern Colorado, Audra Jeffers Jr./So. 6-2 OPP Hartland, Wis. 17 (twice; MR vs. MINN, ) Kills 15 vs. Ohio State, vs. Minnesota, Attempts 37 vs. Ohio State, ( ) vs. Weber State, %.526 ( ) vs. Purdue, (2x; MR vs. Northwestern, ) Assists 2 (3x; MR vs. Iowa, 10-21) 1 vs. Butler, Service Aces 8 vs. Iowa, Digs 6 vs. Iowa, vs. Northern Colorado, Blocks 6 vs. Northern Colorado, vs. Montana State, Points 18 vs. Ohio State, Maya Carroll Jr. 6-2 MB Whitefish Bay, Wis. 3 vs. Brown, Kills 3 vs. Brown, (2x; MR vs. Brown, ) Attempts 4 vs. Brown, (3-0-4) vs. Brown, %.750 (3-0-4) vs. Brown, 9-16 Assists Service Aces 1 vs. Villanova, Digs 1 vs. Indiana, Blocks 3 vs. Brown, Points 3 vs. Brown, Caity DuPont Fr. 6-0 OH Muskego, Wis. 9 vs. Purdue, Kills See 17 vs. Purdue, Attempts.417 (6-1-12) vs. PSU, % 1 vs. Purdue, Assists 2 vs. Penn State, Service Aces 3 vs. Purdue, Digs 2 vs. Indiana, Blocks 9 (2x; MR vs. Indiana, ) Points Career bests set in 2006 in bold italic. Note: With the exception of the setters, career and season best hitting percentages (%) are a minimum of four attack attempts per game if possible.

8 Setters 5 Jackie Simpson Jr. 6-0 Downers Grove, Ill. Career: Four all-tournament honors Big Ten All-Freshman Team... Big Ten Co-Player of the Week, Oct. 25, joined the Badgers in January of practiced and competed with team during the 2004 spring season : AVCA National and Big Ten Player of the Week, Oct UWM Panther Invitational All- Tournament... San Diego Invitational All-Tournament... started all 24 matches and played in 79 games... averaging a career-best assists per game... adds 1.06 kills, 0.14 aces, 2.05 digs and 0.96 blocks per game... tied her career best with two aces vs. UW-Milwaukee (9/9) and vs. Penn State (10/7)... had a career-high 14 digs at Minnesota (10/18)... Major: Sociology 8 Katie Lorenzen Sr. 6-0 Pagosa Springs, Colo. Career: Two-time Athletic Board Scholar for having the highest GPA on the team... three-time Academic All-Big Ten : Team captain... played in six matches and eight games... averaging 5.25 assists per game... adds 1.38 digs and 0.12 blocks per game... Personal: Father Chris Lorenzen played football at Arizona State... mother Jo Anne Fredrickson was a two-time All-American swimmer at Arizona State... sister Sara played volleyball at the University of Colorado... Majors: Math and women s studies 3 Nikki Klingsporn Fr Oakdale, Minn. 2006: Redshirt season... High School: Miss Minnesota Volleyball Volleyball Fab and 2005 Mizuno second-team All-American and 2005 PrepVolleyball.com All-American... Major: Undeclared Middle Blockers 12 Taylor Reineke Jr. 6-3 Naperville, Ill. Career: 2005 All-Big Ten : InnTowner Invitational All-Tournament... started all 24 matches and played in all 81 games... leads the team and the Big Ten with 1.68 blocks per game... tied or led the team in blocks in 18 matches... leads the team at fourth on the team with 2.62 kills per game... double-figure kills in nine matches... recorded a career-best 14 kills vs. Oklahoma (9/1), Ohio State (10/29) and at Michigan State (11/4)... adds 0.23 assists, 0.15 aces and 0.56 digs per game... first year serving and has recorded 12 aces, including two vs. Penn State (10/27)... Personal: Father played baseball for Colgate University from brother Dan (25), played baseball at the University of Cincinnati... nickname is T... Major: Human development and family studies 11 Amy Bladow Sr. 6-2 Monument, Colo Career: 2003 Big Ten All-Freshman Team... can play opposite or middle : UWM Panther Invitational MVP... assistant captain... played in all 24 matches, starting 23, and 78 games... second on the team with 1.27 blocks per game... tied her career best with eight blocks vs. UW-Milwaukee (9/9)... tied or led the team in blocks in nine matches... fifth on the team with 2.29 kills per game... double-figure kills in eight matches... recorded a career-best hitting percentage of.800 ( ) vs. Brown (9/16)... career-high three assists vs. Purdue (10/15)... Personal: Father played football and competed in track at North Dakota State... sister Kiely (18) is a sophomore soccer player at the University of Minnesota, Crookston... Majors: Sociology and women s studies 9 Katherine Dykstra So./Fr. 6-3 Wilmette, Ill. Career: Redshirted the 2005 season : Played in 13 matches, starting one, and 18 games... averages 0.72 kills and 0.72 blocks per game... had a career-best four kills, four blocks, six point and two assists vs. UC Santa Barbara (9/15)... Personal: Father, Larry, played basketball and competed in track at the University of Illinois... her brother, Peter (20), is a junior decathlete on the UW track team... member of symphony and chamber orchestras, playing bassoon, flute and clarinet... Major: Music 16 Maya Carroll Jr. 6-2 Whitefish Bay, Wis. 2006: Played in two matches and two games... averaging 2.00 kills per game... recorded a career-best three kills and.750 hitting percentage vs. Brown (9/16)... had one kill vs. Michigan on her birthday (9/30)... Personal: Father played basketball at Minnesota from Major: Journalism and mass communications Outside Hitters 10 Maria Carlini Sr. 6-2 LaSalle, Ontario Career: 2005 NCAA All-Regional team... Big Ten Player of the Week, Nov. 22, played at middle blocker as a freshman : San Diego Invitational All- Tournament InnTowner Invitational MVP... AVCA Showcase All-Tournament... played in 21 matches, starting 18, and in 71 games... missed three matches from 10/7 10/15 due to a foot injury... second on the team with 3.56 kills per game... led the team in kills in nine matches... recorded double-figure kills in 14 matches... ranks third in the team with 2.18 digs per game... recorded double-figure digs in six matches... adds 0.85 blocks per game double-doubles in her career, including five this season... Personal: Nickname is Canada... member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee... Majors: Italian and sociology 15 Audra Jeffers Jr./So. 6-2 Hartland, Wis. Career: 2005 Big Ten All-Freshman Team... two-time all-tournament... redshirted the 2004 season : Played in all 24 matches, starting 18, on the right side and played in all 81 games... ranks third on the team with 2.73 kills per game... recorded double-figure kills in 11 matches... led the team in kills in one match... ranks fourth on the team in blocks with 0.93 per game... tied or lead the team in blocks in three matches... Personal: Participated in the state solo ensemble in voice and piano... father played baseball at Wisconsin from Majors: Sociology and communications 7 Brittney Dolgner Fr. 6-0 Waupun, Wis. 2006: UWM Panther Invitational All-Tournament... played in all 24 matches, starting 22, and all 81 games... leads the team with 3.95 kills per game... had a career-best 25 kills at Ohio State (10/6) and at Iowa (10/21)... double-figure kills in 17 matches, including 12 in a row... had career-high 14 digs at Iowa (10/21)... leads the team with 23 service aces (0.28/game)... recorded a career-best four service aces vs. South Dakota State (9/2) and vs. Penn State (10/27)... ranks second on the team with 2.42 digs per game... has recorded double-figure digs in six matches... adds 0.49 blocks per game... High School: 2005 PrepVolleyball.com Senior Player of the Year PrepVolleyball.com Junior Player of the Year and 2005 Gatorade State Player of the Year... three-time Mizuno All-American Volleyball Fab Personal: Sister Deanna played volleyball at Marian College, Major: Undeclared 19 Caity DuPont Fr. 6-0 Muskego, Wis. 2005: Played in eight matches and 16 games... played in three matches in place of the injured Carlini... career-high nine kills and 17 attempts vs. Purdue (10/13)... added eight kills vs. Indiana (10/15)... career-best.417 and two service aces at Penn State (10/7)... High School: 2006 Volleyball Fab ranked No. 30 on Prep-Volleyball.com s Senior Aces... two-time participant of the USA Volleyball High Performance camp... named one of 25 Underclassmen to Watch by Volleyball in Personal: Sister Julie played volleyball at Cincinnati from , earning third-team All-America honors in Major: Undeclared 1 Morgan Salow So. 6-4 Manchester, Iowa Career: One of the tallest players to ever put on a UW uniform : Played in 12 matches and 18 games... averages 0.67 kills per game... adds 0.28 digs, 0.11 blocks and 0.06 service aces per game... Personal: Mother played basketball and softball at the University of Dubuque... brother Adam played basketball at South Alabama and Northern Iowa... Major: Undeclared Libero/Defensive Specialists 13 Jocelyn Wack Jr Salem, Wis. Career: 2004 and 2005 NCAA Region All-Tournament... three-time all-tournament... NCAA record holder for consecutive matches with 10-or-more digs at UW record holder for digs in a season (567) and digs per game (4.93) : InnTowner Invitational All-Tournament... has played in all 24 matches and 81 games at libero... leads the team with 4.65 digs per game... has led the team in digs in 22 of 24 matches... tied her career best with three service aces vs. South Dakota State (9/2)... had a career-high four assists at Northwestern (9/23) and at Iowa (10/21)... Personal: Nicknames are Jo or J-Wack... brother, Nate, played volleyball at UC Santa Barbara... aunt Darla Wack played volleyball and basketball at UW-Milwaukee from and is a member of the UWM Hall of Fame... danced for a number of years in jazz, tap and ballet... Major: Rehabilitation psychology 6 Amanda Berkley Sr./Jr. 5-5 Racine, Wis. Career: Joined team in spring of 2004 during open tryouts; earned a scholarship this fall : Has played in 24 matches, starting eight, and 76 games... serves and plays back row for Jeffers... averages 1.78 digs per game... has double-figure digs in four matches... led the team in digs in one match... adds 0.33 assists and 0.21 aces per game... recorded a career-best two service aces six times this season... Personal: Sister Susie played volleyball at Idaho State from and is the associate head volleyball coach at UW-Milwaukee... sister Annie is a freshman volleyball player at UW-Whitewater... nickname is Berks... Major: Kinesiology/physical education with a health certificate 14 Megan Mills Jr. 5-7 Portage, Wis. 2006: Has played in 24 matches, starting six, and 68 games... serves and plays back row for Carlini... averages 1.57 digs per game... has double-figure digs in two matches, including a season-high 15 at Iowa (10/21)... adds 0.31 assists and 0.21 service aces per game... has tied or led the team in service aces in seven matches... tied her career best with three service aces vs. Northern Colorado (9/8)... Personal: Aunt Andrea (York) Nicksic played volleyball for the Badgers from Majors: Psychology with a certificate in women s studies 4 Faye McCormack So. 5-5 Downers Grove, Ill. 2006: Has played in ninematches and 11 games... averaging 0.18 assists and 0.36 digs per game... Personal: Sister Claire is a senior volleyball player at the University of Delaware... Major: Journalism and mass communication

9 UW SEASON HIGHS Team Kills 3 Games: 58 vs. Michigan State, Games: 74 vs. Iowa, Games: 78 vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Total Attempts 3 Games: 135 vs. South Dakota State, Games: 190 vs. Iowa, Games: 195 vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Hitting Pct. 3 Games:.495 ( ) vs. Brown, Games:.362 ( ) vs. Michigan State, Games:.272 ( ) vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Assists 3 Games: 55 vs. Northwestern, Games: 72 vs. Iowa, Games: 78 vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Service Aces 3 Games: 10 vs. Northern Colorado, Games: 6 vs. Michigan State, Games: 5 vs. Ohio State, 10-6 Digs 3 Games: 60 vs. Northwestern, Games: 88 vs. Iowa, Games: 81 vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Blocks 3 Games: 14.5 (1 BA/27 BA) vs. Michigan, Games: 16.5 (2 BS/29 BA) vs. San Diego, Games: 18 (7 BS/22 BA) vs. Ohio, 8-26 Points 3 Games: 75.0 (57 K/5 SA/13 B) vs. Brown, (55 K/6 SA/14 B) vs. Indiana, Games: 86 (66 K/6 SA/14 B) vs. Michigan State, Games: 92 (78 K/2 SA/12 B) vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Match Length Shortest Match: 1:08 vs. Northern Colorado, 9-8 Longest Match: 2:50 vs. Ohio, 8-26 Individual Kills 3 Games: 22 by Brittney Dolgner vs. Northwestern, Games: 25 by Brittney Dolgner vs. Iowa, Games: 25 by Brittney Dolgner vs. Ohio State, 10-6 Total Attempts 3 Games: 44 by Maria Carlini vs. South Dakota State, Games: 63 by Brittney Dolgner vs. Iowa, Games: 71 by Brittney Dolgner vs. Ohio State, 10-6 Hitting Pct. (minimum 4 attack attempts per game) 3 Games:.800 ( ) by Amy Bladow vs. Brown, Games:.500 ( ) by Amy Bladow vs. Michigan State, Games:.375 ( ) by Taylor Reineke vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Assists 3 Games: 48 by Jackie Simpson vs. UW-Milwaukee, by Jackie Simpson vs. Penn State, Games: 54 by Jackie Simpson vs. San Diego, by Jackie Simpson vs. Michigan State, Games: 69 by Jackie Simpson vs. UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Service Aces 3 Games: 4 by Brittney Dolgner vs. South Dakota State, by Brittney Dolgner vs. Penn State, Games: 3 by Brittney Dolgner vs. Michigan State, Games: 2 by Brittney Dolgner vs. Ohio, 8-26 Digs 3 Games: 19 by Jocelyn Wack vs. Ohio State, Games: 25 by Jocelyn Wack vs. Iowa, Games: 26 by Jocelyn Wack vs. Ohio, 8-26 Blocks 3 Games: 10 (1 BS/9 BA) by Taylor Reineke vs. Michigan, Games: 9 (0 BS/9 BA) by Taylor Reineke vs. San Diego, Games: 9 (2 BS/7 BA) by Taylor Reineke vs. Ohio State, 10-6 Points 3 Games: 23.0 (20K/0SA/3B) by Brittney Dolgner vs. Purdue, Games: 27.5 (25K/0SA/2.5B) by Brittney Dolgner vs. Iowa, Games: 27.5 (25K/1SA/1.5B) by Brittney Dolgner vs. Ohio State, 10-6 OPPONENT SEASON HIGHS Team Kills: 76 by UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Total Attempts: 204 by Ohio, 8-26 Hitting Pct.:.336 ( ) by Penn State, 10-7 Assists: 72 by UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Aces: 9 by Penn State, 10-7 Digs: 83 by Ohio, 8-26 Blocks: 17.5 by Penn State, 10-7 Individual Kills: 31 by Jamie Garbisch, UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Total Attempts: 83 by Jamie Garbisch, UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Hitting Pct.:.750 (9-0-12) by Leticia Armstrong, Texas, 8-25 Assists: 69 by Marisa Main, Ohio State, 10-6 Aces: 3 by Emily Rooney, South Dakota State, 9-2 Digs: 28 by Emily Hendrickson, UC Santa Barbara, 9-15 Blocks: 13 by Christa Harmotto, Penn State, 10-7