VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2004 VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE

46 2004 UNC Photo Roster Ashley Pagel S 5 6 Fr. Brighton, Colo. (Brighton H.S.) 1 2 Abby Mayne DS/L 5 6 Fr. Greeley, Colo. (Greeley Central H.S.) Maggie Ledall RS/MB 5 11 Sr. Eaton, Colo. (Eaton H.S.) 3 Terin Ledall OH 5 11 So. Eaton, Colo. (Eaton H.S.) 4 5 Erin Deffenbaugh OH 5 10 Sr.-RS Strasburg, Colo. (Strasburg H.S.) 6 Courtney Bourret OH 5 10 Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. (ThunderRidge H.S.) Jill Peotter MB 6 1 So. Waupaca, Wis. (Waupaca H.S.) 7 8 Meredith Klein OH/MB 6 1 So. Boise, Idaho (Timberline H.S.) Lenay Goble MB 6 2 Fr. McClave, Colo. (McClave H.S.) 59 10 Amy Casselman DS/L 5 7 Jr. Kersey, Colo. (Platte Valley H.S.) 11 Amanda Wiggins OH 6 0 Jr. Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer H.S.) 12 Lauren Dunsmoor OH 5 11 So. Pueblo, Colo. (Univ. of New Mexico) Jen Kawakami DS/L 5 4 Fr. Loveland, Colo. (Loveland H.S.) 13 14 Danelle Angus MB 6 1 Sr. Kersey, Colo. (Platte Valley H.S.) Corrinne Chapin S 5 10 Jr. Graham, Wash. (Bethel H.S.) 15 Callie Vrooman MB 6 0 Fr. Kersey, Colo. (Platte Valley H.S.) 16 17 19 20 Dulcie Stone OH/L 5 9 Fr.-RS Karval, Colo. (Karval H.S.) Lizzy Rhoads RS/OH 6 1 So. Boulder, Colo. (Fairview H.S.) Dani Veal MB 6 2 Fr. Sterling, Colo. (Sterling H.S.) Ron Alexander Head Coach 3rd Season

2004 UNC Volleyball Table of Contents 2004 Photo Roster... IFC UNC Quick Facts... 1 2004 Season Outlook... 2-3 Coaching Staff... 4-6 2004 Roster... 7 Player Profiles... 8-21 Departed Lettermen... 22 2003 in Review... 23-25 2003 D-I All-Independent Teams... 26 2003 D-I Independent Stat Leaders... 27 2004 Opponent Profiles... 28-31 UNC s All-Time Awards/Honors... 32-33 UNC Recordbook... 34-35 Bears in the Postseason... 36 All-Time Roster... 37 All-Time Results... 38-41 All-Time Series Records... 42 Butler-Hancock Hall... 43 UNC Hall of Fame... 44 2003 Hawaii Trip... IBC To the Media Media Credentials: Credentials for covering UNC volleyball may be obtained by writing or calling the Athletic Media Relations Office at (970) 351-2522. Requests should be made in advance of the match to ensure press row seating availability. Credentials can be picked up at the Will Call window, located on the west end of Butler-Hancock Hall (main entrance), the night of the match. Press row is located on the south side of the arena at floor level. Interviews: All interview requests should be made through the Media Relations Office. The best time to reach Coach Alexander is weekday mornings. Coach Alexander and the Bears will also be available for comment before and after practices with advance notice. Contact the Media Relations Office for practice times. General Information Location:... Greeley, Colo. (80639) Enrollment:... 11,380 Founded:...1889 Affiliation:... NCAA Division I Provisional Nickname:... Bears Colors:...Blue & Gold Conference:... Independent President:... Kay Norton Director of Athletics:... TBA SWA:... Linda Spradley Faculty Athletic Rep:... Dr. Bob Heiny Athletic Depart. Phone:... (970) 351-2534 Athletic Ticket Phone:... (970) 351-2327 Athletic Department Fax:.. (970) 351-2018 University Web Site:... www.unco.edu Athletic Media Relations Asst. AD/Media Relations:. Colin McDonough Office Phone:... (970) 351-1065 Home Phone:... (970) 506-1899 E-ail:... Colin.McDonough@unco.edu M.R. Coordinator/Volleyball:.. Kyle Schwartz Office Phone:... (970) 351-2522 Home Phone:... (970) 506-9817 Cell Phone:... (970) 978-0950 E-mail:... Kyle.Schwartz@unco.edu Athletic Web Site:... www.uncbears.com Media Relations Fax:... (970) 351-1995 Mailing Address 251 Butler-Hancock Hall Box 117 Greeley, CO 80639 Radio: KFKA-AM (1310) Contact: Troy Coverdale Address: PO Box 460 Greeley, CO 80632 Phone: (970) 356-1310 Fax: (970) 356-1314 E-mail: Troy@1310kfka.com Media Outlets Radio: KSIR 1010-AM Contact: Pat O Rourke Address: 1612 LaPorte Ave. Ft. Collins, CO 80524 Phone: (970) 542-4090 Fax: (970) 867-2676 E-mail: pat@necolorado.com 1 Coaching/Team Information Head Coach: Ron Alexander (N. Colorado, 88) Record at UNC:... 63-5 (2 yrs.) Career Record:... same Office Phone:... (970) 351-1719 E-mail:... Ron.Alexander@unco.edu Asst. Coach: Lori Willadsen (Upper Iowa, 93) Tenure at UNC:...3rd season E-mail:... Lori.Willadsen@unco.edu Assistant Coach: Lyndsey Benson (LSU, 02) Tenure at UNC:... 2nd season E-mail:... Lyndsey.Benson@unco.edu Assistant s Office Phone:... (970) 351-2180 First Year of Volleyball at UNC:... 1976 All-Time Record:... 765-296 (.721) AIAW Regional/National Appearances:... 3 NCAA Division II Regional Appearances: 15 Last Appearance:...2002 NCAA Division II Elite 8 Appearances:... 5 Last Appearance:...2002 2003 Record:... 32-2 Home:... 8-0 Away:... 9-0 Neutral:... 15-2 2003 Conference Finish:... n/a 2003 Final National Ranking:... none 2003 Post Season:... 4-0 Won Division I Independent Championship Players Returning/Lost:... 10/5 Starters Returning/Lost:... 4/3 Redshirts Eligible:... 2 Newcomers:... 8 Credits: The 2004 UNC Volleyball Yearbook was written, designed and edited by Kyle Schwartz, Athletic Media Relations Coordinator. Printing by Pioneer Press (Greeley), with cover design by Glen Milan (UNC Publications). Photography by Barry LaPoint (UNC Photography), Rick Branham and Dean Popejoy. UNC Fight Song On down the field we go to victory, The colors navy blue & gold. And to our fighting team we hold our spirit high. The mighty Bears are we... GO BEARS!! Fight, fight to win each battle fairly, The only way we e er shall be, We shout out the name, To keep the fame and glory to old U-N-C!! Wire Service: Associated Press Address: 1444 Wazee Street Denver, CO 80202 Phone: (303) 825-0123 Fax: (303) 892-5927 E-mail: apdenver@ap.org Newspaper: Greeley Tribune Contact: Sam Mustari Address: PO Box 1138 Greeley, CO 80632 Phone: (970) 352-0211 x219 Fax: (970) 356-5780 E-mail: gtsports@greeleytrib.com Newspaper: Denver Post Address: 1560 Broadway Denver, CO 80202 Phone: (303) 820-1578 Fax: (303) 866-9004 E-mail: sports@denverpost.com Newspaper: Rocky Mountain News Address: 400 West Colfax Denver, CO 80204 Phone: (303) 892-5214 Fax: (303) 892-2602 E-mail: sports@rockymountainnews.com Newspaper: UNC Mirror Address: 823 16th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Phone: (970) 392-9341 Fax: (970) 392-9025 E-mail: sports@mirror.unco.edu Radio: KCOL-AM (600) Contact: Corbu Stathes Address: 1612 LaPorte Ave. Ft. Collins, CO 80524 Phone: (970) 482-5991 Fax: (970) 482-5994 E-mail: mfcorbu@yahoo.com

2 2004 Preview For University of Northern Colorado volleyball head coach Ron Alexander, life could not be much better as his team prepares for the 2004 season, his third as head coach of the Bears program. Alexander, who has a gaudy 63-5 record in two seasons on the bench, not only returns nine players from last season s squad that compiled a 32-2 overall record, won the Division I Independent Championship and finished the season with a 26-match winning streak, but also returns redshirt senior Erin Deffenbaugh, the 2002 AVCA Division II National Player of the Year, who sat out the 2003 season with an injury. And life got even sweeter this summer when Alexander became a father for the third time. It has been a hectic summer, said Alexander, whose program enters its second of four seasons of reclassification to Division I in 2004. The move to Division I has really escalated the intensity of our recruiting. My son Ben was born on June 24, and I had one day to welcome him into the world before flying somewhere to go recruiting. The move has forced our recruiting attention to be shifted up about a year. The move to Division I is a big step for our program and we are trying to send a message to the next level that we belong. We have always had talent, but this season we are three, four or even five deep at most every position and it will be a tough decision on who plays, but that is a good problem to have. The focus of most of the attention this year will be on Deffenbaugh and her surgically repaired knee. Two years ago, she was the most dominant player in Division II, amazing crowds with her leaping ability and powerful attacks while leading the country with a 6.14 kills-per-game average on her way to National Player of the Year honors. But an injury suffered in the summer of 2003 kept her from competition a season ago, and that could turn out to be a blessing in disguise for UNC, who will benefit from having her in the lineup against a tough Division I schedule this fall. Deffenbaugh is already the school record holder for kills in a match (39), season (743) and career (1,908) and needs only 769 kills this season to become the Division II all-time leader (a category she has been grandfathered into by playing her first three seasons as a D-II player). Not playing last year was hard on Erin, although she was like a fourth coach on the bench for us, Alexander said. She is such a great leader and a phenomenal athlete, and we expect her to take it to another level this season because her injury will not be a factor at all. She has had an outstanding career and wants to add that last chapter this year so she can be compared to the greatest players who have ever played NCAA volleyball in our region. Deffenbaugh will anchor an outside hitter core that grew by leaps and bounds last year with her on the sidelines. On her way to Division I Independent Freshman of the Year honors, sophomore Terin Ledall (114 games, 4.01 kills) led the team in kills and added 3.25 digs per game. Junior Amanda Wiggins (112 games, 3.73 kills/game) also had a breakout year in 2003, ranking second on the squad in kills and adding 3.23 digs per game after being given the opportunity to move into a starter s role. The group is bolstered by senior right side hitter Maggie Ledall (114 games, 2.86 kills/game), Terin s older sister, who shattered the school record for attack percentage last season by hitting.413 (326k-75e-608a),.074 percentage points higher than the previous mark. Other attackers include sophomore OH/MB Meredith Klein (28 games, 0.29 kills/ game), sophomore RS/OH Lizzy Rhoads (32 games, 1.31 kills/game), redshirt freshman Dulcie Stone, freshman Courtney Bourret and University of New Mexico transfer Lauren Dunsmoor, who was one of the top prospects in Colorado out of high school and played in 17 games with the Lobos in 2003 before an injury ended her season early. In previous years we were always hoping that nobody would get hurt, Alexander said. Finally we are able to add plenty of talent at every position which will really help us. It is all a credit to our recruiting and to the type of kids we are able to bring in. They all come from a good family environment and are looking to get a good education at UNC. The middle blocker position will be manned by senior tri-captain Danelle Angus (114 games, 2.71 kills/game), who has improved her hitting percentage, kills and blocks per game averages in each of her first three seasons at UNC. Last season she hit.289 and averaged a team-high 0.96 blocks per game. Danelle s experience is definitely her strength, Alexander added. She has been through the wars here and that should help her work alongside our younger players. Angus is joined by sophomore returnees Klein and Jill Peotter (15 games, 0.33 kills/ game) and a trio of multi talented newcomers in Lenay Goble, Dani Veal and Callie Vrooman, who will redshirt after suffering a knee injury during the summer. Goble s name should instantly be recognized by Bear volleyball fans, as her older sister Senior Maggie Ledall set the school record for hitting percentage for a match (.857) and a season (.413) during her junior season. Teale (1999-02) was a UNC standout and All-American who ranks No. 2 in program history in both kills (1,852) and digs (1,626). Lenay, who stands 6 2", was a three-time all-state Redshirt senior Erin Deffenbaugh returns this season only 769 kills away from the all-time NCAA career record.

2004 Preview volleyball selection who led her team to a state runner-up finish in 2003 and was also a two-time all-state basketball choice who led her team to an undefeated season and state championship her senior year. In addition, she also was the valedictorian of her senior class, making her one of three current Bears players to share that honor. Veal, who also stands 6 2", was an all-state prep volleyball and basketball standout who will showcase her hardwood skills in the winter with the Bears basketball program. Vrooman, the 2003 Colorado 3A Player of the Year, did one better than either Goble or Veal, as she led Platte Valley High School to both the state volleyball and basketball championship her senior season. She also knows assistant coach Lori Willadsen well, as Vrooman played both her freshman and sophomore seasons of high school under Willadsen at Platte Valley. While the outside hitter and middle blocker positions are Senior Danelle Angus led the Bears with 110 total blocks (0.96/game) during 2003. filled with experienced players, the youngest position on the court for the Bears will be at setter. Two-time All-American Linnea Killsgaard capped her outstanding career last season by becoming the Bears all-time assists leader (5,329), and also by being ranked No. 2 in NCAA history with a 13.53 assists per game career average. Left to battle it out for the setter s starting position will be junior Corrinne Chapin (16 games, 0.69 assists/game) and freshman Ashley Pagel. Chapin has the early advantage after playing behind and learning from Kiilsgaard during the past two years, while Pagel brings an accurate touch to the floor. Corrinne proved this spring that she is capable of running our offense, Alexander stated. The team likes playing for her, but at the same time Ashley is going to be the type of player who is not content with sitting on the bench; she will compete to earn playing time. Defensive specialists and liberos round out the Bears roster as the team looks to replace Kristi Krom, the only libero the program has every known. Junior Amy Casselman (114 games, 1.57 digs/game) has recorded nearly 500 digs in the past two years and will jump into the libero position this season after playing as a defensive specialist her first two years at UNC. Other defensive specialists include freshmen Abby Mayne, Jen Kawakami and Stone, if she does not find time at the outside hitter position. Including our incoming group of freshmen, this is arguably the most talented team we have had at UNC, Alexander said. The newcomers bring a lot of athleticism and we have a brand of student-athlete that is made to excel. Our entire roster is filled with players who are good people, good students and local products who want to win. I think we will be a tough team to win three games from this year because our players just keep coming after you and will not give any match away. The Bears have a very challenging schedule this season, with five teams (BYU, Robert Morris, Saint Mary s, Utah and Wisconsin-Green Bay) that made the NCAA Tournament a season ago on the slate. Although the program is still ineligible for NCAA postseason play, they will have the chance to defend their D-I Independent Championship at the end of the season in a round-robin event against six other independent squads, including first-year Division I teams North and South Dakota State, each of whom were UNC rivals when all were members of the North Central Conference (NCC) just two seasons ago. We are definitely looking forward to defending our independent title, Alexander said. It will be tough, however, playing six matches the final weekend of the season when most teams are beat up, so it will be hard to go undefeated at the event again. It is also nice to play North and South Dakota State again because we have historical rivalries with each team and enjoyed playing against them when we were in the NCC. It is a necessary evil to play a schedule like we are in order to help build a program that will be ready to reach the NCAA Tournament, Alexander continued. When we are finally eligible for NCAA postseason play in 2007-08, we want to be knocking on the door of a Top- 25 ranking and we also want to make an annual trip to the NCAA Tournament. We do not want to be that last team into the field. We want to have a chance to win some matches in the tournament, and if our players continue to buy into the system with blood, sweat and tears then I think we will be able to reach those goals. Those goals definitely seem attainable when you compare the Bears program to all other Division I and II teams over the past two seasons. In that period, the best two-year stretch in school history, Northern Colorado s 63 wins are fifth-most nationwide, while their five losses and.926 winning percentage are fourth best in the country compared against all other teams. This team is going to be fun to watch, Alexander said. It will be a very good team to get behind and cheer for if you are a UNC fan. Hopefully, we will double the size of some of our crowds as we take our game to another level of play. Junior Amanda Wiggins not only averaged 2.76 kills/ game last season but also 3.23 digs/game. 3

4 Coaching Staff RON ALEXANDER HEAD COACH (3RD SEASON) University of Northern Colorado, 1988 After two extraordinary years on the University of Northern Colorado bench, it may be hard to believe how Bears head coach Ron Alexander can improve on the pattern of success he has established for the UNC volleyball program. In just two seasons, he has led the Bears to a 63-5 overall record (the best two-year stretch in school history), a school record 26-match winning streak, a Division II Elite 8 appearance (2002), a Division I Independent Championship (2003) and has coached four AVCA All-Americans while helping guide the program through its reclassification to the Division I ranks. Among all Division I and Division II teams the past two seasons, only four others (Florida, Hawaii, USC and West Texas A&M) have won more matches than the Bears, just three (USC, Hawaii and BYU-Hawaii) have lost fewer matches, and only three (USC, Hawaii and Florida) have had a better winning percentages than UNC. We are looking forward to keeping the program headed in the right direction and focusing on winning whatever conference we are a part of in 2007, Alexander said. By that 2007-08 season, our goal is to be knocking on the door of being a Top 25 program and competing for annual NCAA Tournament bids. We have to send a message to other teams that we definitely belong at this level. We will not be content with being average at the Division I level; we want to make some noise. That seems to be a very realistic goal considering Alexander-led teams don t lose much. Taking into account his first two years on the UNC bench and his last two years as a high school coach at Fort Morgan High School (1998-99), his teams have amassed an amazing 124-6 record in that time period. Last season, Alexander guided UNC to a 32-2 record and the D-I Independent Championship in its first season of Division I volleyball action. After a pair of losses in the team s first eight matches last season, Alexander was able to find the right combination of players and substitutions and the team did not suffer another loss again during the season s final 26 matches. The Bears did not just win those matches but dominated their opponents along the way, winning 21 of those contests in convincing 3-0 fashion. Along the way, the Bears established the school mark for consecutive sets won (40) and won 78 of the final 84 total sets in which they played. And all of this was without the 2002 AVCA D-II National Player of the Year Erin Deffenbaugh, who suffered a knee injury prior to preseason workouts and had to sit out the entire season, but Deffenbaugh will return for her senior season in 2004. I wish we could have finished off 2003 with the chance to win a national title but we simply ran out of time with the transition to Division I; I really think we would have won it all at the Division II level last year, Alexander said. We probably should have gone undefeated last year as both matches we lost we had our chances to win. It is a real testament to our kids on how hard-working and hard-nosed they are. During the 2002 season, its final as a Division II team and Alexander s first as head coach, the Bears had a 31-3 record, climbed to a No. 2 national ranking (which matched the highest ranking in school history), won both the North Central Conference (NCC) and North Central Regional Championships and earned a berth in the NCAA Elite 8 for the fifth time in school history. Four times during the season, UNC had the AVCA National Player of the Week and three Bears were named All-American, including Deffenbaugh, who became the program s first AVCA National Player of the Year. For his outstanding efforts, Alexander was named both the NCC and North Central Region Coach of the Year. Alexander s teams also get the job done in the classroom, as one player has been named a CoSIDA Academic All-American in each of his first two seasons as a head coach, increasing the program s total to seven student-athlete recipients of that award in program history. Teale Goble earned those honors in 2002 (along with the prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship), while Kristi Krom was honored in 2003 after compiling a perfect 4.0 gpa During that period, the team also has had 23 UNC Scholar Athletes, two academic allconference selections, four CoSIDA Academic All-District choices and their cumulative grade point averages rank near the top of all UNC sports. That is what we want our program to stand for, Alexander said. We want excellence on the court, excellence in the classroom and excellence in the community. Teale and Kristi are perfect examples of the type of student-athletes that we are recruiting to our

Coaching Staff 5 program to represent these three levels of excellence. Prior to taking over the reins as head coach, Alexander served as an assistant under legendary head coach Linda Delk for two seasons (2000-01). Delk, a UNC Hall of Fame member, is the only other volleyball coach in Northern Colorado history and won 702 matches in her 26-year career before retiring and making way for Alexander to ascend into the head coaching role. Alexander graduated from UNC in 1988 with a degree in physical education (K-12) and went on to work at Fort Morgan High School. In 12 seasons as head volleyball coach at Fort Morgan, Alexander s teams qualified for the state tournament seven times, won six Tri-Valley Volleyball League championships and claimed three Class 4A state titles during the 1990 s. He was named Colorado s Volleyball Coach of the Year in both 1992 and 1998. The biggest difference between being a head coach at the high school and college level is that in high school you can look at your schedule and know which games will be challenges, but at the collegiate level every night is a challenge, and if you do not come to play, you are going to lose. UNC is where I have always dreamed of being a head coach, and I take great pride in my efforts here. I am also pleased that my family can remain in the area. Colorado has been a very special place to me. I am very proud of my northern Colorado roots, and the Greeley area is the type of place that I would like to retire in. In his spare time, Alexander has been a volunteer fireman for the past 11 years; eight in Fort Morgan and the past three in Eaton. He can also be found officiating boys and girls high school basketball games. Being a volunteer firefighter is a good way to give back to the community. It is very motivating and pleasing to be challenged in that way and the training you receive is fantastic. Officiating high school basketball is a good way to keep you in shape and it is fun to be around high school athletics because so much of my life was spent in high school athletics. Alexander, who received his master s degree in sport and exercise science with an emphasis in sports administration from UNC in 2003, and his wife, Joanna, have three children, Trey (7), Hannah (5) and Benjamin (born June 24, 2004). They currently live in Eaton. Div. I & II Volleyball Team Records Over Past Two Seasons (2002-03) Most Wins 1. Florida 70 Hawaii 70 3. Southern Colorado 66 4. West Texas A&M * 64 5. Northern Colorado 63 Fewest Losses 1. Southern California 1 2. BYU-Hawaii * 4 Hawaii 4 4. Florida 5 Northern Colorado 5 Western Washington * 5 Best Winning Percentage 1. Southern California.985 2. Hawaii.946 3. Florida.933 4. Northern Colorado.926 5. BYU-Hawaii *.922 The Alexander Coaching File 2002 Northern Colorado 31-3 (.912) North Central Conf. & Regional Coach of the Year North Central Conf. & Regional Champions NCAA Elite 8 Quarterfinalist No. 5 Final National Ranking (ranked as high as No. 2) 2003 Northern Colorado 32-2 (.941) Division I Independent Tournament Champions School Record 26-Match Winning Streak School Record 40 Consecutive Sets Won Team set school record for winning percentage Career 2 years 63-5 (.926) Milestone Victories 1 C.W. Post - Aug. 30, 2002 3-0 (30-17, 30-18, 30-17) 50 Pittsburg State - Oct. 11, 2003 3-0 (30-24, 30-26, 30-26) All-Americans Coached Erin Deffenbaugh Teale Goble Linnea Kiilsgaard 02 AVCA First-Team (National Player of Year) 02 AVCA Second-Team 03 AVCA First-Team; 02 AVCA Second-Team * Represents Division II team

6 Coaching Staff LORI WILLADSEN ASSISTANT COACH (3RD SEASON) Upper Iowa University, 1993 Lori Willadsen begins her third year as an UNC volleyball assistant coach in 2004. In her first season as an assistant, she helped UNC to a 31-3 record, a North Central Conference Championship and a berth in the NCAA Elite 8. She followed that up by helping the Bears to a 32-2 record and 26- match winning streak in 2003. Willadsen s main responsibilities with the Bears include the weights and conditioning program, overseeing team academics and volunteer work, tracking recruits and working with the UNC setters. In each of her first two seasons on the bench, she coached setter Linnea Kiilsgaard to AVCA All-American honors, including a firstteam selection in 2003, as Kiilsgaard became the UNC all-time assists leader. Prior to UNC, Willadsen enjoyed an outstanding career as head volleyball coach at Platte Valley High School. In six seasons at Platte Valley, she amassed a 152-32 record while her teams won three Colorado 3A State Championships (1998, 1999 and 2001) and five regional championships. Willadsen coached 11 all-state players including current Bears Danelle Angus and Amy Casselman. A third former player, Callie Vrooman, will be a freshman at UNC this fall. On the court it is about the same thing, except the girls are bigger, stronger and taller and girls at the collegiate level crush the ball all the time, Willadsen said about the differences between coaching at the high school and college level. The biggest difference may be the office work and learning all the recruiting rules. Coming here was a fantastic decision, and the fact that we were so successful was a nice added bonus. Prior to her coaching career, Willadsen graduated from Upper Iowa University in 1993 with a degree in physical education with an emphasis in athletic training. Lori is a very dedicated, hard-working coach who takes care of all the little details and adds a lot to the program, UNC head coach Ron Alexander said. She is a perfect fit, and we could not ask for a better set of assistants. Willadsen and her husband, Dan, have two children: Emma (5) and Mason (4). Theycurrently live in Eaton. LYNDSEY BENSON ASSISTANT COACH (2ND SEASON) Louisiana State University, 2002 Lyndsey Benson enters her second season as a graduate assistant coach with the Bears. In her first-year on the UNC bench, the Bears finished the season with a 32-2 overall record and finished the season with a 26-match winning streak. Benson was no stranger to the area or even some of the Bears players when she took the job, as she was born in Greeley, attended Eaton High School and even baby sat current student-athletes Maggie and Terin Ledall. Benson, who is working on a master s degree in athletic administration at UNC, graduated from Louisiana State University in 2002 with a degree in mass communication. At LSU, Benson recorded 259 kills and 369 digs in her four years despite battling several injuries. She also got the job done in the classroom and was a three-time SEC Academic Honor Roll selection. As a freshman, Benson recorded five double-figure kill matches, two double-doubles and set career-highs with 19 kills and 17 digs against New Orleans (Sept. 4, 1998). At Eaton High, she earned all-state honors three times and set the Colorado state record for kills in a career (981) while leading the Reds to a state championship during her senior season in 1997. Benson spent the 2002 season as an assistant coach at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala. The Bulldogs finished 13-14 overall and 5-6 in the Atlantic Sun Conference. In the summer of 2004, Benson completed an internship with USA Volleyball in Colorado Springs. We could not ask for a better set of assistants, UNC head coach Ron Alexander said. Lyndsey has allowed us to make the transition to the Division I level with recruiting and developing players in a much more successful way. To be able to have that kind of resource to the program may be the single-most important thing we have done.

2004 Roster Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School) 1 Ashley Pagel S 5 6 Fr. Brighton, Colo. (Brighton H.S.) 2 Abby Mayne DS/L 5 6 Fr. Greeley, Colo. (Greeley Central H.S.) 3 Maggie Ledall RS/MB 5 11 Sr. Eaton, Colo. (Eaton H.S.) 4 Terin Ledall OH 5 11 So. Eaton, Colo. (Eaton H.S.) 5 Erin Deffenbaugh OH 5 10 Sr.-RS Strasburg, Colo. (Strasburg H.S.) 6 Courtney Bourret OH 5 10 Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. (ThunderRidge H.S.) 7 Jill Peotter MB 6 1 So. Waupaca, Wis. (Waupaca H.S.) 8 Meredith Klein OH/MB 6 1 So. Boise, Idaho (Timberline H.S.) 9 Lenay Goble MB 6 2 Fr. McClave, Colo. (McClave H.S.) 10 Amy Casselman DS/L 5 7 Jr. Kersey, Colo. (Platte Valley H.S.) 11 Amanda Wiggins OH 6 0 Jr. Monument, Colo. (Lewis-Palmer H.S.) 12 Lauren Dunsmoor OH 5 11 So. Pueblo, Colo. (Univ. of New Mexico) 13 Jen Kawakami DS/L 5 4 Fr. Loveland, Colo. (Loveland H.S.) 14 Danelle Angus MB 6 1 Sr. Kersey, Colo. (Platte Valley H.S.) 15 Corrinne Chapin S 5 10 Jr. Graham, Wash. (Bethel H.S.) 16 Callie Vrooman * MB 6 0 Fr. Kersey, Colo. (Platte Valley H.S.) 17 Dulcie Stone OH/L 5 9 Fr.-RS Karval, Colo. (Karval H.S.) 19 Lizzy Rhoads RS/OH 6 2 So. Boulder, Colo. (Fairview H.S.) 20 Dani Veal MB 6 2 Fr. Sterling, Colo. (Sterling H.S.) Alphabetical 7 14 Danelle Angus 6 Courtney Bourret 10 Amy Casselman 16 Corrinne Chapin 5 Erin Deffenbaugh 12 Lauren Dunsmoor 9 Lenay Goble 13 Jen Kawakami 8 Meredith Klein 3 Maggie Ledall 4 Terin Ledall 2 Abby Mayne 1 Ashley Pagel 7 Jill Peotter 9 Lizzy Rhoads 17 Dulcie Stone 20 Dani Veal 16 Callie Vrooman 11 Amanda Wiggins Head Coach: Ron Alexander (Northern Colorado, 88), 3rd season Assistant Coach: Lori Willadsen (Upper Iowa, 93), 3rd season Graduate Assistant: Lyndsey Benson (Louisiana State, 02), 2nd season * Will redshirt this season. Pronounciation Guide BOURRET... BURR-ay DANELLE... DA-nell DULCIE... DULL-see GOBLE... Go-bull LEDALL... LA-doll LENAY...LA-nay PAGEL... PAY-gul PEOTTER... P-otter VROOMAN...Va-ROW-man By Class Seniors (3) Danelle Angus Erin Deffenbaugh Maggie Ledall Juniors (3) Amy Casselman Corrinne Chapin Amanda Wiggins Sophomores (5) Lauren Dunsmoor Meredith Klein Terin Ledall Jill Peotter Lizzy Rhoads Freshmen (8) Courtney Bourret Lenay Goble Jen Kawakami Abby Mayne Ashley Pagel Dulcie Stone Dani Veal Callie Vrooman Roster Breakdown By State Colorado (16) Danelle Angus Courtney Bourret Amy Casselman Erin Deffenbaugh Lauren Dunsmoor Lenay Goble Jen Kawakami Maggie Ledall Terin Ledall Abby Mayne Ashley Pagel Lizzy Rhoads Dulcie Stone Dani Veal Callie Vrooman Amanda Wiggins Washington (1) Corrinne Chapin Idaho (1) Meredith Klein Wisconsin (1) Jill Peotter By Position Outside Hitters (6) Courtney Bourret Erin Deffenbaugh Lauren Dunsmoor Terin Ledall Meredith Klein Amanda Wiggins Right Side Hitters (2) Maggie Ledall Lizzy Rhoads Middle Blockers (5) Danelle Angus Lenay Goble Jill Peotter Dani Veal Callie Vrooman Setters (2) Corrinne Chapin Ashley Pagel Libero/DS (4) Amy Casselman Jen Kawakami Abby Mayne Dulcie Stone

8 Player Profiles DANELLE ANGUS #14 6 1 SENIOR MIDDLE BLOCKER KERSEY, COLO. (PLATTE VALLEY) Coach Alexander on Angus: Danelle took another step forward last year when she played well for us. She is coming off shoulder surgery and gives us great depth at middle blocker. She is one of our tricaptains and her experience is one of her main strengths as she has been through the wars in her three years at UNC. 2003: One of seven Bears to play in all 114 games led team in blocks (0.96/game) and aces (0.61/game) and was fourth in kills (2.71/game) became squad s top server, leading team with 69 aces recorded nine aces versus North Carolina Central (Sept. 13) and Christian Brothers (Oct. 10) which was one away from UNC singlematch record against N.C. Central, served 14 straight points which was one point away from tying the NCAA record for consecutive points served against Truman State (Oct. 11) recorded career-high 18 kills and seven block assists while also adding nine digs also matched career-high 18 kills against Utah Valley State (Nov. 7) hit.667 (16k-2e-21a) in 3-0 win over nationally ranked Nebraska- Kearney had a stretch of seven consecutive matches with double-digit kills. 2002: Played in 114 of 121 games during sophomore season was second on the team with 78 total blocks, including 11 solo fifth on the team in kills (1.32/ game) matched then career-high with 10 kills twice during the season, versus North Dakota State (Sept. 21) and Colorado Mines (Oct. 8) had a then careerhigh six service aces in season opener against C.W. Post (Aug. 30) had five block assists against Augustana (Nov. 2). 2001: Saw action in 19 of 34 matches and 45 of 121 games... used mostly as a substitute in critical junctures of the match... had her finest match versus Augustana (Oct. 27) putting down 10 kills and five blocks to help the Bears to victory in a five-set thriller... tallied seven blocks and 11 digs at Morningside (Nov. 10). Prep: Member of 3A state championship squad in both 1998 and 1999... team finished second to Eaton High in 2000... two-time All-Conference pick at Platte Valley High... All-State volleyball pick as a sophomore (honorable mention) and junior... member of All-Weld County team in 2000... played in 2000 Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports All-State volleyball game... played on 3A basketball state championship squad as a senior... member of National Honor Society for three years... ranked in the top-10 of her graduating class with 3.96 gpa... high school coach was Lori Willadsen high school teammate with current Bear Amy Casselman. Personal: Born on April 22, 1983 in Greeley... daughter of Eric and Sheree Angus... majoring in business management UNC Scholar Athlete. Angus Career Statistics Years GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2001 45 48 31 160.106 5 7 46 5 25 1.07 0.11 1.02 0.67 2002 114 151 69 405.202 5 30 69 11 67 1.32 0.04 0.61 0.68 2003 114 309 123 644.289 9 69 86 13 97 2.71 0.08 0.75 0.96 Totals 273 508 223 1209.236 19 106 201 29 189 1.86 0.07 0.74 0.80 Career Highs Kills: 18, twice, last vs. Utah Valley State (Nov. 7, 2003) Attacks: 36 vs. Truman State (Oct. 11, 2003) Aces: 9, twice, last vs. Christian Brothers (Oct. 10, 2003) Digs: 11 vs. Morningside (Nov. 10, 2001) Blocks: 7, twice, last vs. Truman State (Oct. 11, 2003) The Bear Facts In a contest against North Carolina Central last season (Sept. 13), Angus was nearly unstoppable with her service game. At one point of the match, she served 14 consecutive points, which was only one away from tying the NCAA record for consecutive points served. UNC demolished NCCU by scores of 30-9, 30-9 and 30-14.

Player Profiles 9 ERIN DEFFENBAUGH #5 5 10 REDSHIRT SENIOR OUTSIDE HITTER STRASBURG, COLO. (STRASBURG) Coach Alexander on Deffenbaugh: It is very rewarding to see Erin back in the mix knowing what she has been through since her injury last summer. It has been nine months of frustration for her but she has fought through all of that, and the injury will not be an issue this season. We are looking forward to her season as she puts the touches on the final chapter of her outstanding career at UNC. Tri-captain who enters 2004 season ranked 24 th in NCAA history in career kills and needs 769 to set all-time NCAA Division II record, a division her statistics are grandfathered into as UNC makes the move to Division I enters season ranked 17 th in career attempts (4,790) and needs 1,302 attempts to set all-time Division II record has started every game of her career and played in 362 consecutive games which ranks 16 th all-time in NCAA history and should finish her career in the top five all-time... has played in 101 consecutive matches and will finish her career in the top 25 all-time in NCAA history should also finish career in top five in both kills per game (5.27 average currently ranks fifth all-time) and attempts per game for a career (13.23 average currently ranks second all-time) ranks first in UNC history in kills (1,908), second in attempts (4,790) and seventh in digs (1,398). 2003: Received a medical hardship after missing the season with a knee injury. 2002 AVCA Division II National Player of the Year 2002: AVCA Division II National Player of the Year and First-Team All-American Daktronics All-American selection and top vote-getter AVCA and Daktronics All- Region teams North Central Conference (NCC) Player of the Year UNC Female Athlete of the Year Colorado Sports Hall of Fame Female College Athlete of the Year Mile High Sports magazine College Athlete of the Year Sportswomen of Colorado Collegiate Volleyball Player of the Year NCAA Elite 8 All-Tournament team NCAA North Regional All-Tournament team Grand Canyon Court Classic Tournament MVP Premier Challenge All-Tournament team three-time AVCA/Sports Imports National Player of the Week (Sept. 9, Oct. 21, Nov. 11), marking the first-time in AVCA history a player at any level won the award three times in the same season led Division II with 6.14 kills per game 743 kills were the third most and 6.14 kills per game average was fourth most in a season in NCAA history since switch to 30-point scoring format 1,736 attempts and 14.35 average during season was second most in NCAA history since switch to 30-point scoring format six-time NCC Player of the Week during season, which set a conference record; won award nine times for her career, another NCC record set NCC records in conference-only matches for kills (6.16) and attacks (14.80) per game in a season and career records for kills (1,028), kills per game (5.52), attacks (2,608) and attacks per game (14.01) set UNC records for kills in a match (39), season (743) and career (1,908) during season averaged 6.30 kills and 4.07 digs while hitting.320 in 15 matches against nationally ranked opponents posted 20-plus kills 22 times, 25- plus kills 11 times and 30-plus kills twice recorded 25 total double-doubles and six matches with 20-plus digs recorded 28 kills in first round at NCAA Elite 8, the best individual total during the entire 2002 Elite 8 Tournament set UNC record for kills in a match with 39 in amazing five-set match against Minnesota State (Oct. 5) had only one game all season with single-digits kills hit a season-high.564 (23-1-39) against Colorado Mines (Oct. 8) UNC Student-Athlete of the Month for October after averaging 6.96 kills, 4.33 digs and hitting.370 co-captain along with Teale Goble second-team CoSIDA Academic All-District VII and Academic All-NCC selection... invited to the U.S. National Team Tryout held in December in New Orleans. 2001: AVCA Second-Team All-American... started all 34 matches and played in all 121 games... led team in kills (591), total attacks (1,604) and second in digs (491)... ranked first in the NCC in kills per game (4.95) which was 18th nationally, and third in digs per game (4.10) had a season-high 28 kills and 20 digs at North Dakota (Oct. 5) had 27 kills and a career-high 29 digs at South Dakota (Nov. 9) UNC Student-Athlete of the Month for October. 2000: Gained Freshman of the Year (NCC and North Central Region), All-NCC selection as well as All-Region member of the 2000 All- Tournament squad at the NCAA II North Central Regional... named NCC Player of the Week on two occasions (Sept. 18 and Oct. 30)... led the squad in kills (574), total attacks (1,450) and digs (446)... ranked third in the NCC in kills per game (4.73), sixth in digs per game

10 Player Profiles (3.74) and eighth in hitting percentage (.280)... set two NCC records (conference games only) for attacks in a season (855) and attacks per game (13.36). Prep: Earned first-team all-state and all-colorado honors from the Rocky Mountain News, along with first-team all-state honors from the Denver Post at Strasburg High... high school coach was her dad, Larry Deffenbaugh previously held the Colorado State High School Athletic Association record for kills in a season (all classifications)... also holds school records for kills in a season, match and game. Personal: Born June 17, 1982 in Akron, Colo.... daughter of Larry and Mary Deffenbaugh... majoring in secondary education/english UNC Scholar Athlete. Erin By the Numbers 2,676 Current Division II all-time kills record. Deffenbaugh needs 769 kills to break this seven-year old record. 743 Kills recorded by Deffenbaugh in 2002, the highest single total in UNC Bears history and the highest total for D-II in 2002. 362 Consecutive games that Deffenbaugh has started, every possible game of her UNC career. 39 Kills recorded in thrilling five-set victory over Minnesota State on Oct. 5, 2004, the total was the third highest in the country in 2002. 6.14 Kills per game Deffenbaugh averaged during the 2002 season, which lead all of D-II and was.40 more than second place. Deffenbaugh s Career Statistics Years GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2000 120 574 173 1,450.277 19 26 446 1 32 4.78 0.16 3.72 0.28 2001 121 591 189 1,604.251 10 27 491 4 37 4.88 0.08 4.06 0.34 2002 121 743 174 1,736.328 20 29 461 8 32 6.14 0.17 3.81 0.33 Totals 362 1,908 536 4,790.286 49 82 1398 13 101 5.27 0.14 3.86 0.31 Career Highs Kills: 39 vs. Minnesota State (Oct. 5, 2002) Attacks: 77 vs. Minnesota State (Oct. 5, 2002) Aces: 3, eight times, last vs. Colorado Mines (Oct. 8, 2002) Digs: 29 vs. South Dakota (Nov. 9, 2001) Blocks: 5, three times, last vs. Augustana (Nov. 2, 2002) The Bear Facts In 2002, Deffenbaugh did not just win the AVCA/Sports Imports National Player of the Week once, she accomplished the feat three times, becoming the first player at any level of collegiate volleyball to ever accomplish that feat. Following the 2002 season, Deffenbaugh tried out for the U.S. National Team.

Player Profiles 11 MAGGIE LEDALL #3 5 11 SENIOR RIGHT SIDE/MIDDLE BLOCKER EATON, COLO. (EATON) Coach Alexander on Ledall: Maggie continues to be someone who does not draw attention to herself but loves it when the match is on the line and brings her game every night. She is one of our captains and she had an outstanding year last year hitting the ball, and we are looking forward to her getting a lot of good swings in again this season. 2003: Played in all 114 games Division I Independent regular season first-team selection and D-I Independent All-Tournament team named Division I Independent Offensive Player of the Week on Nov. 4 after averaging 3.67 kills and hitting.596 during the week shattered UNC record for hitting percentage in a season (.413 326k-75e-608a), breaking old record by.074 also broke UNC match record for hitting percentage (.857 12k-0e-14a) in 3-0 victory over Shippensburg (Sept. 12) which broke a 15-year old school record (.850) ranked ninth in the country in hitting percentage... hit at least.300 in a match in 27 of 34 matches during the season and 17 of her last 20 matches of the season 13 times during the year hit.500 or better in a match had a career-high 20 kills against Hawaii Pacific (Aug. 29) had a career-best six total blocks in win over Edinboro (Oct. 17) named to All-Tournament team at Hawaiian Style Classic after averaging 3.0 kills per game. 2002: Played in 100 of 121 games during her sophomore season had 139 kills (1.39/game) and 42 assists (0.42/game) also recorded 39 digs and 36 blocks had double-figure kills three times had a season-high 12 kills against Augustana (Nov. 2) finished the season with three straight games of eight kills including eight against Tampa at the NCAA Elite 8 in a match in which she also had nine assists, five digs, three block assists and three service aces hit a season-high.857 (6k-0e-7a) against Northern Michigan (Sept. 6). 2001: Saw action in 110 of 121 games and all 34 matches... ranked third on the squad in both digs (241) and blocks (57)... recorded double digits in kills versus Bemidji State (Sept. 7)... nine double-digit dig performances including 17 at Colorado Christian (Sept. 18)... best hitting performance came on Sept. 8 versus Winona State when she hit.667 on nine kills and one error. Prep: First-team All-State selection in 2000 at Eaton High... all-conference pick in basketball as well... 3A MVP selection by Rocky Mountain News and Varsity Online... Rocky Mountain News 3A Player of the Year... Weld County Player of the Year in volleyball as a senior... member of 3A state championship squad as a senior... All- State, All-Conference, All-Weld County team in basketball... selected to play in the Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports All-State volleyball and basketball games... member of 3A state runner-up basketball team as a senior. Personal: Born May 30, 1983, in Greeley... daughter of Grant and Linda Sue Ledall... majoring in journalism sister Terin is a sophomore for the Bears this season; duo is first set of sisters to play together for UNC volleyball team since 1989-90 seasons and seventh set of sisters overall to play for the program. Ledall s Career Statistics Years GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2001 110 183 72 503.221 14 9 241 4 53 1.66 0.13 2.19 0.52 2002 100 139 50 340.262 42 9 39 0 36 1.39 0.42 0.39 0.36 2003 114 326 75 608.413 98 27 114 2 63 2.86 0.86 0.24 1.00 Totals 324 648 197 1451.311 154 45 394 6 152 2.00 0.48 1.22 0.49 Career Highs Kills: 20 vs. Hawaii Pacific (Aug. 29, 2003) Attacks: 35 vs. CS-San Bernardino (Sept. 6, 2003) Aces: 3, three times, last vs. Christian Brothers (Oct. 10, 2003) Digs: 17 vs. Colorado Christian (Sept. 18, 2001) Blocks: 6 vs. Edinboro (Oct. 17, 2003) The Bear Facts Ledall was incredibly accurate hitting the ball in 2003. Her.413 percentage ranked ninth in the country as she shattered the UNC single-season mark by.074 percentage points. She enters her final year with the program with a.311 career hitting percentage (648k- 197e-1451a), only.016 away from the program s record.

12 Player Profiles AMY CASSELMAN #10 5 7 JUNIOR LIBERO/DEF. SPECIALIST KERSEY, COLO. (PLATTE VALLEY) Coach Alexander on Casselman: Amy has been solid each of the last two years and found her role each season. She really adds a lot to our defense and is someone who we want all of our kids to be like off the court -- like a mom to the rest of the team. ranked third on the team. 2003: Played in all 114 games as a defensive specialist ranked fifth on the team in digs (1.57/game) had a season-high 11 digs against both nationally ranked Nebraska-Kearney (Sept. 20) and IPFW (Nov. 15) at the Division I Independent Championships also had double-digit digs against Lock Haven (Oct. 18) and Lees-McRae (Oct. 18) had 41 total set assists which 2002: One of six Bears to play in all 121 games played a valuable role as a defensive specialist was fifth on the team with 276 digs (2.28/game) had 12 games with double-figure digs including a career-high 18 digs against each Northern State (Sept. 13) and nationally ranked South Dakota State (Nov. 1) had eight service aces during her freshman campaign including two against Grand Canyon (Aug. 31). Prep: Three-time state champion at Platte Valley High School... 2001 All- State selection and 2000 honorable mention All-State pick... 3A state tournament MVP as chosen by Denver Post... 2001 Greeley Tribune Player of the Year... 2001 NEWS 4 Super Prep Athlete of the Week... two-time all-conference selection... two-time All-Weld County pick... two-time Academic All-State student... captured four letters and started all four seasons as a prep... member of the NORCO club volleyball team... high school volleyball coach was Lori Willadsen high school teammate of current Bear Danelle Angus. Personal: Born on Nov. 1, 1983, in Greeley... daughter of Mike and Sharon Casselman... majoring in dietetics UNC Scholar Athlete. Casselman s Career Statistics Years GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2002 121 0 2 16 -.125 26 8 276 0 0 0.00 0.21 2.28 0.00 2003 114 2 4 8 -.250 41 0 179 0 0 0.02 0.36 1.57 0.00 Totals 235 2 6 24 -.167 67 8 455 0 0 0.01 0.29 1.94 0.00 Career Highs Kills: 1, twice, last vs. Lees-McRae (Oct. 18, 2003) Attacks: 2 vs. Northern Michigan (Sept. 6, 2002) Assists: 4 vs. Northern Kentucky (Oct. 17, 2003) Aces: 2 vs. Grand Canyon (Aug. 31, 2002) Digs: 18, twice, last vs. South Dakota State (Nov. 1, 2002) The Bear Facts Casselman is poised to take over the libero spot, becoming only the second libero in the program s history (Kristi Krom was the first). The libero role was introduced at the beginning of the 2002 season in order to inject a defensive specialist into the game and allow for a back-row player with unlimited replacement opportunities.

Player Profiles CORRINNE CHAPIN #15 5 10 JUNIOR SETTER GRAHAM, WASH. (BETHEL) 13 Coach Alexander on Chapin: In the spring, Corrinne proved that she is capable of running our offense at the setter position, and I think the team really likes playing for her. She is working with her consistency and will hopefully follow in the footsteps of some great setters in our program s history. 2003: Played in 16 games as the backup setter to first-team All-American Linnea Kiilsgaard recorded a career-high four assists and three digs in 3-0 victory over Wilmington College (Sept. 12) at West Chester Ram Fest set a new career-high for digs with four in 3-0 victory over Lees-McRae.. had a service ace against Christian Brothers (Oct. 10). 2002: Saw limited action in freshman season as backup setter played in four matches and five total games recorded a then career-high three assists against Colorado Mines (Oct. 8) had three total digs on the season including two against Colorado Christian (Sept. 17). Prep: A 2001 All-State pick as a senior at Bethel High School in Spanaway, Wash.... first-team all-area selection and 2001 Pugent Sound League MVP... earned second-team all-state, second-team all-area and all-conference honors as a junior... three-time Scholar Athlete Award winner... volleyball squad finished fifth in the state in 2000 and sixth in the state in 1999... also participated in basketball as a prep athlete... high school volleyball coach was John Reopelle member of Puget Sound Volleyball Club along with former Bear teammate Linnea Kiilsgaard. Personal: Born on Oct. 18, 1984 in Beale AFB, Calif.... daughter of Stanley and Anu Chapin... majoring in dietetics UNC Scholar Athlete. Chapin s Career Statistics Years GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2002 5 0 0 0.000 4 0 3 0 0 0.00 0.80 0.60 0.00 2003 16 0 0 0.000 11 1 11 0 0 0.00 0.69 0.69 0.00 Totals 21 0 0 0.000 15 1 14 0 0 0.00 0.71 0.67 0.00 Career Highs Kills: n/a Attacks: n/a Assists: 4 vs. Wilmington College (Sept. 12, 2003) Aces: 1 vs. Christian Brothers (Oct. 10, 2003) Digs: 4 vs. Lees-McRae (Oct. 18, 2003) The Bear Facts Although Chapin has recorded only 15 assists in her first two years with the Bears program, she is ready to take over the setter role this season. Chapin was the understudy to two-time AVCA All- American Linnea Kiilsgaard the past two seasons. Chapin had her best match last season against Wilmington (Sept. 12) when she recorded four assists and three digs in a 3-0 victory.

14 Player Profiles AMANDA WIGGINS #11 6 0 JUNIOR OUTSIDE HITTER MONUMENT, COLO. (LEWIS-PALMER) Coach Alexander on Wiggins: Amanda made more improvement during the spring than anyone, as she really took it to another level. She has all the shots, is an extremely hard worker and plays all aspects of the game well. 2003: Played in 112 of 114 games during sophomore campaign second-team CoSIDA Academic All-District VII selection finished second on the team in kills (3.73/game) had a career-high 23 kills in 3-1 victory over nationally ranked North Dakota State (Sept. 3) had a career-best 19 digs against Hawaii-Hilo (Aug. 30) and a careerhigh eight total blocks in win over Edinboro (Oct. 17) hit double figures in kills in 26 of UNC s 34 matches including 18 of last 19 to finish season 19 double-doubles was second most on the Bears team had 35 service aces on the year, third most on the team, including five in 3-0 sweep of Westminster College (Oct. 2) best all-around match of season was against Edinboro, in which she recorded 18 kills, 14 digs and eight blocks. 2002: Played in 66 of 121 games during freshman season recorded 73 kills (1.11/game) which ranked sixth on the team added 38 assists (0.58), 35 digs (0.53) and 24 blocks (0.36) had a season-high nine kills while hitting.471 (9-1-17) against Southwest State (Sept. 15) had six kills, three block assists and hit.545 (6-0-11) versus St. Cloud State (Sept. 20) had five kills and five digs against nationally ranked Minnesota-Duluth (Sept. 14). Prep: Selected as the 4A Most Valuable Player at the 2001 State Volleyball Tournament by the Denver Post... member of the All-State tournament team and earned all-conference honors her senior year and second team allconference her junior year... named honorable mention all-state (Class 4A) by the Rocky Mountain News... graduated with a 3.96 gpa... high school volleyball coach was Don Lash. Personal: Born Aug. 29, 1984 in Colorado Springs... daughter of Greg and Sally Wiggins... majoring in business finance UNC Scholar Athlete... sister Angela will be a freshman for the Tulane volleyball program in 2004. Wiggins s Career Statistics Years GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2002 66 73 37 205.176 38 0 35 0 24 1.10 0.58 0.53 0.36 2003 112 418 156 1171.224 22 35 362 8 50 3.73 0.20 3.23 0.52 Totals 178 491 193 1376.217 60 35 397 8 74 2.76 0.34 2.23 0.46 Career Highs Kills: 23 vs. North Dakota State (Sept, 3, 2003) Attacks: 56 vs. Edinboro (Oct. 17, 2003) Aces: 5 vs. Westminster College (Oct. 2, 2003) Digs: 19 vs. Hawaii-Hilo (Aug. 30, 2003) Blocks: 8 vs. Edinboro (Oct. 1, 2003) The Bear Facts Wiggins was a model of consistency during her sophomore season, recording double-figure kills in 18 of the final 19 matches of the season. She averaged 3.73 kills/game on the year, second on the team. Earlier in the season she set her career-high with 23 kills in 54 attempts in a wild 3-1 victory over North Dakota State.

Player Profiles 15 MEREDITH KLEIN #8 6-1 SOPHOMORE OH/MIDDLE BLOCKER BOISE, IDAHO (TIMBERLINE) Coach Alexander on Klein: We keep looking at Meredith at every position because she does so many things well. She just has not done that one thing great that has allowed her to get out on the court more. She has an excellent service reception, is hardworking and a great utility player for us. 2003: Played in 28 games in 21 total matches during freshman season had a career-high four kills, one service ace and one block in sweep of North Carolina Central (Sept. 13) at West Chester Ram Fest had a career-best 17 digs in match against nationally ranked Hawaii Pacific (Aug. 29) at Hawaiian Style Classic. Prep: 2003 graduate of Timberline High School four-time letterwinner and two-time captain for coach Angela Sweep 2002 all-state selection and three-time all-conference selection team finished third in Idaho 5A classification during senior season played with the Idaho Junior Volleyball club team also competed in basketball and track and field basketball team was state runner-up in 2002 four-time honor roll selection three-time all-conference academic selection and winner of Idaho Top Scholar Award in 2002. Personal: Born Aug. 31, 1984, in Greeley daughter of Randy and Carol Klein mother, the former Carol Johnson, was an AIAW All-American in 1981 at UNC under legendary coach Linda Delk and also an assistant coach with the program in 1982 majoring in communication disorders/ speech pathology UNC Scholar Athlete. Klein s Career Statistics Years GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2003 28 8 5 27.111 1 1 30 0 1 0.29 0.04 1.07 0.04 Career Highs Kills: 4 vs. North Carolina Central (Sept. 13, 2003) Attacks: 7 vs. North Carolina Central (Sept. 13, 2003) Aces: 1 vs. Hawaii Pacific (Aug. 29, 2003) Digs: 17 vs. Hawaii Pacific (Aug. 29, 2003) Blocks: 1 vs. North Carolina Central (Sept. 13, 2003) The Bear Facts Klein is following in the footsteps of her mother, Carol Johnson-Klein who played for the Bears from 1978-81 and was a 1981 AIAW All-American for coach Linda Delk after helping Northern Colorado to a 44-15 record during the season. Johnson- Klein also served as an assistant coach for the Bears in 1982.

16 Player Profiles TERIN LEDALL #4 5 11 SOPHOMORE OUTSIDE HITTER EATON, COLO. (EATON) Coach Alexander on Ledall: Terin had an outstanding freshman year and teams were impressed by how physically hard she can pound the ball. She definitely played way older than a freshman and was an excellent addition to her team. We hope she does similar things in 2004. 2003: Played in all 114 games during freshman season Division I Independent Freshman of the Year led UNC team in kills (4.01/game) recorded at least 10 kills in a match in 31 of UNC s 34 matches had a career-high 24 kills in 3-1 victory over Utah Valley State (Nov. 15) at Division I Independent Championships had three matches of 20-plus kills 20 digs in 3-2 victory over Edinboro (Oct. 17) were a career-best recorded 18 double-doubles during the season which ranked third on the team recorded 20 service aces including season-best two in victory over nationally ranked Truman State (Sept. 6) at Premier Challenge fifth on team in blocks (0.37/game) and had career-high four in win over IPFW at Division I Independent Championships 2003-04 UNC Female Freshman Athlete of the Year. Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Eaton High for coach Brent McNair 2002 Colorado 3A Player of the Year by Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post 2002 All-Colorado Volleyball team by both Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post (one of three selected to both) 2002 Weld County and Greeley Tribune Player of the Year recorded 357 kills, 57 blocks, 168 digs and 53 aces as a senior had 1,296 kills in her career which ranked second all-time in the state of Colorado behind former UNC player Kelly Gordon 2002 All-State Games selection by CHSCA and CGCS team won state championship in 2000, was second in 2002 and third in 2001 three-time all-state tournament selection and 2002 State Tournament MVP by Denver Post 2001 Norco club team finished third in the nation Front Range club team won Junior Olympic national championship finished career ranked second in kills in Colorado high school history also played basketball and was an all-state selection and set school records for points (38) and blocks (13) in a game. Personal: Born Oct. 15, 1984, in Greeley daughter of Grant and Linda Sue Ledall majoring in elementary education at UNC sister Maggie is a senior on the UNC volleyball team; duo is first set of sisters to play together for UNC since the 1989 and 90 seasons. Ledall s Career Statistics Year GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2003 114 457 158 1189.251 16 20 370 9 33 4.01 0.14 3.25 0.37 Career Highs Kills: 24 vs. Utah Valley State (Nov. 15, 2003) Attacks: 68 vs. Utah Valley State (Nov. 15, 2003) Aces: 2 vs. North Carolina Central (Sept, 13, 2003) Digs: 20 vs. Edinboro (Oct. 17, 2003) Blocks: 4 vs. IPFW (Nov. 15, 2003) The Bear Facts On her way to D-I Independent Freshman of the Year honors, Ledall became the first freshman to lead the Bears team in kills since Erin Deffenbaugh did so in 2000 (4.78/game) and was only the fourth player to do so in the past 25 years (Tia Self - 3.75/game in 1997 and Heidi Shelton - 3.47 in 1984 were the others).

Player Profiles JILL PEOTTER #7 6 1 SOPHOMORE MIDDLE BLOCKER WAUPACA, WIS. (WAUPACA) 17 Coach Alexander on Peotter: It took awhile for things to click for Jill but she took some strides during the spring season. She will need to continue to push herself to get herself out on the court during matches. 2003: Played in 15 of 114 games as a freshman recorded one kill each in five different matches, most recently against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Nov. 14) at the Division I Independent Championships had one dig during the season, versus Western State (Oct. 31). Prep: Three-year letterwinner for head coach Becky Stevens at Waupaca High two-time team captain and MVP led Valley 8 Conference in kills and blocks while earning allconference honors during senior season as a middle blocker honorable mention all-conference during junior season also participated in track and field in the high jump and discus two-time all-conference selection for high jump and holds conference record in that event member of National Honor Society and class valedictorian graduating with perfect 4.0 gpa. Personal: Born Nov. 22, 1984 daughter of Jon and Carol Peotter majoring in chemistry/health (pre-pharmacy) UNC Scholar Athlete. Peotter s Career Statistics Year GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2003 114 457 158 1189.251 16 20 370 9 33 4.01 0.14 3.25 0.37 Career Highs Kills: 1, five times, last vs. TAMU-CC (Nov. 14, 2003) Attacks: 3, three times, last vs. TAMU-CC (Nov. 14, 2003) Assists: n/a Digs: 1 vs. Western State (Oct. 31, 2003) Blocks: n/a The Bear Facts Peotter, a native of Waupaca, Wis., is the first UNC volleyball player to hail from the state of Wisconsin. Peotter also graduated from high school with a perfect 4.0 gpa and was her class valedictorian, one of three current UNC players (Goble and Stone are the others) to share that prestigious honor.

18 Player Profiles LIZZY RHOADS #19 6 2 SOPHOMORE RIGHT SIDE/MIDDLE BLOCKER BOULDER, COLO. (FAIRVIEW) Coach Alexander on Rhoads: Physically, Lizzy gives us an athlete that is of the high Division I level mold. She is a very hard worker and with some added strength will do amazing things and draw the attention of all our opponents. 2003: Played in 32 of 114 games during freshman year recorded career-high 11 kills in season-opener against Briar Cliff (Aug. 29) at Hawaiian Style Classic also had season-best three block assists in that victory over Briar Cliff recorded lone service ace of season in win over Lees-McRae (Oct. 18), where she also recorded a kill and a dig in the match had eight kills against nationally ranked Hawaii Pacific (Aug. 29) and four kills in win over Western State (Oct. 31). Prep: 2003 graduate of Fairview High earned three volleyball letters for coach Crutis Griffin 5A honorable mention all-state in 2001 firstteam All-Boulder County in 2001 and 2002 team captain during senior season MVP of Tourney Sports Hawaii Tournament and all-tournament team at Alameda Tournament which her team won in 2000 and 2001 played with Flatirons Volleyball Club also played basketball and competed in high jump for the track and field team. Personal: Born Sept. 26, 1984, in Boulder daughter of Jim Rhoads and Linda Kelly father played basketball at UNC from 1968-71 majoring in business UNC Scholar Athlete. Rhoads Career Statistics Year GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2003 32 42 25 121.140 1 1 5 0 4 1.31 0.03 0.16 0.12 Career Highs Kills: 11 vs. Briar Cliff (Aug. 29, 2003) Attacks: 23 vs. Hawaii Pacific (Aug. 29, 2003) Aces: 1 vs. Lees-McRae (Oct. 18, 2003) Digs: 1, three times, last vs. Western State (Oct. 31, 2003) Blocks: 3 vs. Briar Cliff (Aug. 29, 2003) The Bear Facts Rhoads top performance as a freshman came in her first collegiate match agianst Briar Cliff at the Hawaiian Style Classic (Aug. 29). Rhoads recorded 11 kills in 22 attempts for a.318 hitting percentage while also adding a season-high three block assists in Northern Colorado s 3-0 victory.

Player Profiles 19 COURTNEY BOURRET #6 5 10 FRESHMAN OUTSIDE HITTER HIGHLANDS RANCH, COLO. (THUNDERRIDGE) Coach Alexander on Bourret: Courtney will add another level of ball control to our team. She is a great passer and defender and a very solid all-around player. She helped her Front Range volleyball club team to the Colorado Regional Title against some loaded competition this past year. Prep: 2004 graduate of ThunderRidge High 2003 all-conference selection and team captain for coach Valerie Elliot Grizzlies won league and district championships during her senior season member of Front Range Volleyball Club where she was a 2002 Rocky Mountain Region All-Star club team qualified for Junior Nationals from 2000-04 2001 Junior Olympic Gold Medal Champion team member member of the National Honor Society and two-time Academic All-State selection. Personal: Born Oct. 24, 1986, in Orange, Calif. daughter of Glenn and Kimberly Bourret undecided on a college major. LAUREN DUNSMOOR #12 5 11 SOPHOMORE OUTSIDE HITTER PUEBLO, COLO. (UNIV. OF NEW MEXICO) Coach Alexander on Dunsmoor: We looked at Lauren out of high school but got to her too late. She really pops the ball and is great in the back row and she will come in and compete right away. She is definitely the type of person who fits well into our program. Prior to UNC: Played freshman season at the University of New Mexico played in 17 matches and 50 games for the Lobos before suffering a season-ending injury had 91 kills (1.78/game), 14 aces, 74 digs (1.48/game) and 17 blocks collected two of the team s four double-doubles during the year, registering 10 kills and career-high 14 digs against Sacramento State (Sept. 20) and 12 kills and 12 digs against Air Force (Sept. 26) had six kills, six digs and four blocks versus Saint Louis (Sept. 13) notched career-best 13 kills against Ohio (Sept. 20) had seven kills and seven digs versus BYU (Oct. 2). Prep: 2002 graduate of Pueblo West High Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports All-State and CHSAA all-state first-team senior year for coach Casey King 2001 second-team all-state choice three-time team captain registered 305 kills her senior season which led all 4A players four-time All-South-Central league and MVP senior season three-time All-Academic conference choice played with the Colorado United 18 club team under coach John Chasey in 2003; squad placed third at Fareast Qualifier and 11 th at Junior Olympic Nationals Greater Pueblo Sports Association High School Female Athlete of the Year in 2003 also participated in track and field and basketball for the Cyclones three-time state qualifier in track with third, fifth and sixth place finishes in the 300m hurdles, an eighth place finish in the 800m and four top eight finishes in relay events. Personal: Born April 18, 1984, in Denver daughter of Mark and Debbie Dunsmoor, both of who are UNC alums... majoring in marketing father Mark (1976-80) played basketball and participated in track and field for the Bears sister Cara is a senior member of the CSU-Pueblo volleyball team and her brother Matt will be a freshman at UNC this fall. LENAY GOBLE #9 6 2 FRESHMAN MIDDLE BLOCKER MCCLAVE, COLO. (MCCLAVE) Coach Alexander on Goble: Goble is one of the most tremendous names in UNC volleyball history and no matter how tall and athletic Lenay is, any team would want to have taken her because of her family; it is a double bonus that she is 6 2 and extremely athletic. Prep: Three-time all-state selection at McClave High for coach Joe Frey including first-team selection her junior and senior seasons led team to 28-2 record and a Class A state runner-up finish in 2003 and was named to all-tournament team recorded 346 kills, 154 blocks and 191 digs during senior season had 24 or more kills in three of her final four matches during her senior year also lettered in both basketball and track and field scored nine points to help her undefeated (25-0) team to the 2004 Class A state basketball championship and was named Tournament MVP 2002-03 and 2003-04 first-team all-state selection in basketball and two-time all-state honorable mention choice placed eighth in the state in the triple jump in 2002 and sixth in 2003 basketball team was state runners-up in each 2002 and 2003 class valedictorian National Honor Society and honor roll member won CU Outstanding Junior Award, finalist for Wendy s High School Heisman award, was a Rotary Conference delegate and earned outstanding achievement on both the ACT and PSAT. Personal: Born May 24, 1985 daughter of Craig and Darla Goble plans to major in speech and language pathology sister Teale was an All-American standout at UNC from 1999-02 and ranks No. 2 in school history in kills and digs.

20 Player Profiles JEN KAWAKAMI #13 5 4 FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO LOVELAND, COLO. (LOVELAND) Coach Alexander on Kawakami: Jen is a great defender, goes for every ball out on the court and really creates a lot of excitement. She has to catch up from having taken last year off. 2003: Attended UNC but did not compete with team during the fall joined squad for spring practice season. Prep: 2003 graduate of Loveland High earned three varsity letters for coach Julie Geiman team captain and two-time all-area and all-conference selection team won 2002 Northern Conference championship also earned two varsity track letters and was a 2003 state qualifier for the Indians track team in the pole vault two-time CHSAA Academic All-State member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society ranked in top 10 percent of her graduating class. Personal: Born Aug. 23, 1985 in Fort Collins daughter of Tim and Pam Kawakami majoring in criminal justice. ABBY MAYNE #2 5 6 FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO GREELEY, COLO. (GREELEY CENTRAL) Coach Alexander on Mayne: Abby is going to be a fan-favorite because she is lightning quick and a real hardnosed defender, much like Kristi Krom. She will be fun to watch on defense every night. Prep: 2004 graduate of Greeley Central all-conference and All-Weld honorable mention selection during senior season while playing both outside hitter and defensive specialist for Wildcats squad coached by Barb Johnson Greeley Central High Female Athlete of the Year award winner All-Weld selection during sophomore season when her team captured conference, district and regional championships also lettered in soccer and basketball at Greeley Central team captain and all-conference choice in soccer during senior year when she was team MVP while playing midfield/forward positions point guard who was an all-conference and two-time team MVP and captain in basketball while breaking school record for three-pointers two-time Academic All-State selection, member of National Honor Society, Scholar Athlete and Academic Achievement Award winner. Personal: Born Dec. 27, 1985, in Mesa, Ariz. daughter of Dick and Cindy Mayne undecided on college major. ASHLEY PAGEL #1 5 6 FRESHMAN SETTER BRIGHTON, COLO. (BRIGHTON) Coach Alexander on Pagel: Ashley is so accurate, has great hands and makes things look easy at the setter position and really reminds me of Linnea Kiilsgaard. She has the type of mindset that she will not be content with sitting on the bench and waiting her turn, she wants to play right away. Prep: 2004 graduate of Brighton High all-state selection as a junior and honorable mention choice her sophomore season for coach Laura Houdek three-time, first-team all-conference selection four-time team captain totaled 600 assists her senior season including a season-high 56 in a victory over Rampart (Sept. 6) notched 48 assists against Fort Morgan (Oct. 25) her Bulldogs team won district and conference championships in each 2001 and 02 and regional championship in 02 academic all-state selection in 2004 Scholar Athlete award winner also participated in track and field Personal: Born Nov. 13, 1985 daughter of Larry and Robyn Pagel undecided on college major.

Player Profiles 21 DULCIE STONE #17 5 9 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN OUTSIDE HITTER/LIBERO KARVAL, COLO. (KARVAL) Coach Alexander on Stone: In the spring, Dulcie proved she belongs and was not just a practice player. She really worked hard and gives us great depth at the outside hitter position. Her redshirt season last year really gave her a year to grow and get comfortable with our program. 2003: Redshirted. Prep: 2003 graduate of Karval High four-year letterwinner for coach Dennis Stone, her father 1A all-state selection during both her junior and senior seasons helped team qualify for state tournament in final two seasons, marking school s first state-level qualification in 15 years all-high Plains League four years played in CHSAA All-State Volleyball match after senior season also participated in basketball and track and field two-time all-state honorable mention and twotime all-conference in basketball four-time state track and field qualifier set school record for high jump in 2003 and placed second in high jump, fifth in long jump and was a member of 800 meter relay team that placed eighth at state track meet member of National Honor Society and class valedictorian. Personal: Born Apr. 3, 1985 daughter of Dennis and Kathy Stone majoring in athletic training father Dennis played basketball at UNC from 1971-74 while her uncle Don played basketball for the Bears from 1968-71 uncle Dale was a UNC football player from 1974-77 UNC Scholar Athlete. DANI VEAL #20 6 2 FRESHMAN MIDDLE BLOCKER STERLING, COLO. (STERLING) Coach Alexander on Veal: Dani is a very physical player and another athlete like Lizzy Rhoads who is of the high-level Division I mold. She is a big jumper, fast and very mobile. And the fact she will also be playing Division I basketball shows how good of an all-around athlete she is. Prep: 2004 graduate of Sterling High played for coach Lisa Schumacher 2003 4A first-team all-state selection as she helped her team to a 25-7 record and state runner-up finish while earning all-tournament honors played in the Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports (CCGS) All-State Volleyball match led 4A in both kills and blocks while setting schools records in each category also an all-state selection in 2002 also a standout basketball player for the Tigers who finished 21-3 and lost in the state tournament semifinals during her senior season 4A all-state honorable mention choice for hoops after her junior and senior seasons led team to a pair of regional championships named Tri-Valley Player of the Year also played soccer member of National Honor Society and the honor roll and a three-time Academic All-State selection. Personal: Born Danielle Veal on April 17, 1986, in Watertown, S.D. daughter of Dave and Julie Veal will also play basketball while at UNC uncles Dennis (1984-86) and Darren (1991-93) Veal wrestled for UNC. CALLIE VROOMAN #16 6 0 FRESHMAN MIDDLE BLOCKER KERSEY, COLO. (PLATTE VALLEY) Coach Alexander on Vrooman: We are thrilled to have a player the caliber of Callie who comes from a great high school dynasty. She proved at the state tournament that she is the type of player who can put a team on her back and will them to win. She has a champion spirit. Suffered a knee injury during the summer and will redshirt during the 2004 season. Prep: 2003 3A Player of the Year and first-team all-state selection at Platte Valley High for coach Jarod Rudiger led Broncos to a 28-5 record, 11 straight victories to end the year and the 3A state championship during her senior season Weld County Player of the Year, MVP of the state tournament and member of All-Colorado volleyball team participated in CCGS all-state game holds school record for kills in a season (441) state tournament co-mvp in 2001 as team also won championship squad was also runners-up in 2000 recorded 19 kills and had 10 blocks and then 16 kills and five blocks in a pair of matches against Valley (Oct. 9 & Oct. 25) during her senior year played four different positions (MB, OH, RS, S) during her prep career also a standout basketball player scored 15 points in title game in helping her team to the 2004 3A state championship and a 26-2 overall record team also won state championship in 2001 was coached during her freshman and sophomore seasons by current UNC assistant coach Lori Willadsen. Personal: Born May 1, 1985, in Greeley daughter of D and Nancy Vrooman plans to major in sport and exercise science.

22 Departed Lettermen KRISTI KROM 5 6 L IBERO S TRASBURG, COLO. (STRASBURG) 2003 CoSIDA Academic All-American second-team selection, becoming the 43rd UNC student-athlete to earn that honor... first libero in program history... two-time winner of the UNC Female Sportmanship Award... also won Mary Behling Female Scholar Athlete Award, which was awarded to graduating senior with the highest gpa (4.0)... transferred from Morningside (Iowa) after sophomore season... in just two seasons with the Bears she recorded 1,011 digs, becoming the 17th member of the 1,000 Dig Club... played in all 235 games in her UNC career... named Division I Independent Defensive Player of the Week twice (Oct. 21 & Nov. 4) during 2003... Division I Independent honorable mention in 03... led team and ranked in the top 20 nationally in digs (4.88/game) during senior season... recorded career-high 29 digs in a 3-1 victory over Utah Valley State (Nov. 7, 2003)... recorded double-digit digs totals in 56 of 68 career matches... in 2003, had nine matches with 20 or more digs and five matches with 25 or more digs... helped Bears to Division II Elite 8 during junior season. Krom s Career Statistics Year GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2002 121 3 2 13.077 11 0 455 0 1 0.02 0.09 3.76 0.01 2003 114 3 0 12.250 19 0 556 0 0 0.03 0.17 4.88 0.00 Totals 235 6 2 25.160 30 0 1011 0 1 0.03 0.13 4.30 0.00 LINNEA KIILSGAARD 5 7 S ETTER A UBURN, WASH. (AUBURN) Two-time Division II AVCA All-American including first-team selection in 2003, becoming the sixth UNC player to earn that award... finished career as Northern Colorado s all-time assists leader (5,329) and her 13.53 career assists average ranked her No. 2 all-time in NCAA history... 2003-04 UNC Female Senior Athlete of the Year award winner... floor general who helped team to a 63-5 record over her final two seasons... in 2003, named both the MVP of the Division I Independent regular season and the Division I Independent Tournament... recorded 55 assists in final collegiate match to become UNC all-time record holder and the first Bear to break 5,300 plateau... during senior year became the 16th member of the UNC 1,000 Dig Club (1,213)... on her Senior Night (Nov. 7), had a season-high 62 assists in a 3-1 victory over Utah Valley State... first-team All-North Central Conference (NCC) and AVCA All-Region selection in 2002, when she averaged 13.64 assists her game, the third highest total in NCAA history since the switch to the 30-point scoring format... missed most of 2001 season due to a concussion... posted a career-high 75 assists as a freshman against South Dakota (Sept. 15, 2000). Kiilsgaard s Career Statistics Year GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2000 120 76 16 260.231 1604 31 379 3 65 0.63 13.27 3.16 0.57 2001 39 27 4 88.261 506 4 95 1 14 0.69 12.97 2.44 0.38 2002 121 66 20 230.200 1651 26 403 4 54 0.55 13.64 3.33 0.48 2003 114 82 11 195.364 1568 53 336 4 33 0.72 13.75 2.95 0.32 Totals 394 251 51 773.259 5329 114 1213 12 166 0.64 13.53 3.08 0.48 CARA MILLER 6 0 MIDDLE BLOCKER CASPER, WYO. (KELLY WALSH) Finished four-year career with 271 block assists, which ranked No. 5 all-time in program history... in 2003 was a Division I Independent second-team selection after finishing second on the Bears team in both hitting percentage (.372) and blocks (0.92/game)... hitting percentage in 2003 was the second highest total in school history, trailing only Maggie Ledall who set a new record during the season... in last match of collegiate career, tied her career-high with eight blocks in a 3-1 victory over Utah Valley State (Nov. 15) at the D-I Independent Championships... hit career-high.786 (11k-0e-14a) in a 3-1 victory over Hawaii-Hilo (Aug. 30) at Hawaiian Style Classic... All-North Central Conference (NCC) honorable mention selection in 2002 after leading team in blocks (0.83/game), ranking second in hitting (.265) and third in kills (2.65/game)... named NCC Player of the Week (Sept. 30, 2002) after hitting.500 (24k-4e-40a) and averaging 2.67 kills and 1.44 blocks/game during the week... had 13 kills and four block assists in Elite 8 match against Tampa (Dec. 5) during junior year. Miller s Career Statistics Year GP K E TA Pct. Asst. SA D BS BA K/G A/G D/G B/G 2000 75 118 48 323.217 26 9 68 2 43 1.57 0.35 0.91 0.60 2001 109 175 86 526.169 33 5 52 3 49 1.61 0.30 0.48 0.48 2002 121 321 113 784.265 8 31 104 8 93 2.65 0.07 0.86 0.83 2003 114 304 75 615.372 10 24 53 19 86 2.67 0.09 0.46 0.92 Totals 419 918 322 2248.265 77 69 277 32 271 2.19 0.18 0.66 0.72

2003 in Review 23 At the end of the 2002 volleyball season, it would have been hard to imagine a team having a much better season than that squad produced. The 2002 team was 31-3 overall, tied a school record for winning percentage and advanced all the way to the Elite 8 before coming up three matches short of the national championship. The 2003 season marked the beginning of the transition to Division I, and along with the move brought a four-year period where the team is unable to compete in NCAA postseason competition. That prevented the squad from a chance to make a return trip to the Elite 8 and a chance at claiming a title. The team was also dealt another blow before the season even began, when 2002 AVCA National Player of the Year Erin Deffenbaugh suffered a knee injury that would keep her out the entire season. But the lack of postseason opportunity and the absence of Deffenbaugh did not prevent the 2003 Bears from turning in arguably the best season of volleyball in school history. UNC began the season in paradise, opening at the Hawaiian Style Classic hosted by the University of Hawaii at Hilo. Playing with a lot of new players and different combinations of lineups, the Bears did not start the season as quickly as a year ago when they won 10 straight to open the year. After beating NAIA Briar Cliff in the opener, the Bears fell behind 2-0 early to No. 22 ranked Hawaii Pacific. UNC fought back brilliantly and sent the match to a fifth set but eventually lost 3-2. However, the team salvaged the weekend by beating Hawaii-Hilo and Seattle and returned to Greeley with a 3-1 record. The home opener brought former NCC rival North Dakota State to town, and the Bison brought the No. 10 nationally ranking with them. Game one of the match went to a ridiculous 41-39 and the 41 points was just one point away from the NCAA record for most points scored by a team in a match. NDSU was able to capture game two, but UNC won games three and four to claim the match. The two teams combined for 130 total points on the night, which tied the NCAA record for most points in a four-game match. The Bears schedule would not get any easier as they headed to the Premier Challenge in Denver to defend the title they won a season ago. The Bears breezed through the event early on sweeping St. Edwards and Regis on day one to win their pool and advance to the championship bracket. No. 4 ranked CS-San Bernardino awaited them in the semifinals and UNC would win 30-27 and 30-15 in games one and two and looked like a lock for the championship. But San Bernardino, who spent most of the season as the No. 1 ranked team in Division II, fought back, forced a fifth set and eventually won 3-2, marking the first time in 191 matches the Bears had blown a 2-0 lead in a match. The 2003 UNC Volleyball Team: Front Row (L-R): Asst. Coach Lori Willadsen, Kelli Benham, Corrinne Chapin, Amy Casselman, Sarah Robbins, Kristi Krom, Jenny Evans, Dulcie Stone, Asst. Coach Lyndsey Benson. Back Row: Asst. Coach Teale Hemphill, Meredith Klein, Amanda Wiggins, Danelle Angus, Jill Peotter, Lizzy Rhoads, Cara Miller, Maggie Ledall, Terin Ledall, Linnea Kiilsgaard, Erin Deffenbaugh, Head Coach Ron Alexander. All-American Linnea Kiilsgaard capped her career as UNC s all-time leader in assists and ranked No. 2 all-time in NCAA history for assists/game (13.53) for a career. But the team did not dwell on the loss and came back that night to sweep No. 3 Truman State to claim the third place finish at the event and start a run that few teams ever get to experience. Including the Truman match, over the next 13 matches the Bears did not lose a single game, running off a school record 39 consecutive sets against some tough competition. In the stretch, the Bears swept by No. 5 Metro State, No. 12 Nebraska-Kearney, No. 15 Pitt State and Utah Valley State. Following the record-setting 39 th straight game, the Bears extended the streak to 40 before losing game two of a match against No. 7 Truman State on the Bulldogs home court. But UNC still won that match 3-1 and continued their march toward the Division I Independent Championships. In fact, the Bears would not lose the remainder of the season. When UNC bested Utah Valley State on Nov. 7, their home-court winning streak stood at 21 matches to end the regular season. But the campaign was not over as four Division I teams awaited the Bears in Fort Wayne, Ind. UNC opened the event by sweeping Texas Pan-American and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, bringing their shutout total to 25 on the season, another school record. Day two of the event pitted UNC against host IPFW, the defending champions of the event. And in one of the best volleyball matches of the year, the Bears were able to match the athletic Mastodons point-for-point on the way to a 3-1 victory. A 3-1 victory over Utah Valley later in the day allowed the Bears to capture the Division I Independent Championship in their first season of competition at the event. The victory also capped the Bears winning streak at a school record 26 matches to end the season and also broke the school record for winning percentage in a season (.941), fewest losses in a season (2) and best two-year stretch in school history (63-5,.926). UNC also extended its winning streak on opponent s home courts to 16, another school record, and the team set the single-season mark for hitting percentage (.285). The season was also a banner year for senior All-American setter Linnea Kiilsgaard who earned MVP honors of both the D-I Independent season and tournament. Along the way, Kiilsgaard broke the UNC career mark for assists (5,329) in becoming the first player to ever reach the 5,300 assists plateau. She also became the 16 th member of the UNC 1,000 Dig Club. Most impressively, her 13.53 assists/game average for her career ranked her No. 2 all-time in NCAA history. Junior Maggie Ledall also had a breakout season and shattered the single-season record for hitting percentage, establishing the new mark of.413 (326k-75e-608a), which broke the previous mark of.339. She also established the UNC match record for hitting percentage, hitting.857 (12k-0e-14a) in a win over Shippensburg. For her efforts, she earned D-I Independent first-team honors and was also named to the D-I Independent All- Tournament team. Terin Ledall was named D-I Independent Freshman of the Year after leading the team in kills per game (4.01) and hitting double-figures kills in 31 of UNC s 34 matches. Senior libero Kristi Krom continued to amaze UNC fans with her outstanding defense and led the Bears with 4.88 digs per game; she also continued her excellence in the classroom, and was named a second-team CoSIDA Academic All-American. Sophomore Amanda Wiggins, who was second on the team in kills (3.73), won Academic All-District honors.

24 2003 in Review Date Opponent W/L Game Scores Overall Time Att. Kill Leader 8/29 vs. Briar Cliff # W, 3-0 30-15, 30-23, 30-23 1-0 1:20 100 Lizzy Rhoads (11) 8/29 vs. #22 Hawaii Pacific # L, 3-2 27-30, 21-30, 30-27, 30-17, 9-15 1-1 2:05 400 Maggie Ledall (20) 8/30 @ Hawaii-Hilo # W, 3-1 27-30, 30-20, 30-19, 30-24 2-1 1:50 400 Amanda Wiggins (16) 8/30 vs. Seattle University # W, 3-0 33-31, 30-24, 30-17 3-1 2:00 100 Amanda Wiggins (18) 9/3 #10 North Dakota State W, 3-1 41-39, 29-31, 30-17, 30-28 4-1 2:00 520 Amanda Wiggins (23) 9/5 vs. St. Edward s + W, 3-0 31-29, 30-12, 30-17 5-1 1:15 50 Terin Ledall (14) 9/5 @ Regis + W, 3-0 30-24, 30-19, 30-25 6-1 1:10 150 Terin Ledall (11) 9/6 vs. #4 CS-San Bernardino + L, 3-2 30-27, 30-15, 27-30, 30-32, 11-15 6-2 2:00 75 Terin Ledall (19) 9/6 vs. #3 Truman State + W, 3-0 30-26, 30-19, 30-21 7-2 1:00 80 Angus/M. Ledall (13) 9/9 Colorado State-Pueblo W, 3-0 30-22, 30-21, 30-24 8-2 1:19 426 M. Ledall/Wiggins (13) 9/12 vs. Wilmington College $ W, 3-0 30-12, 30-15, 30-17 9-2 1:00 50 Terin Ledall (13) 9/12 vs. Shippensburg $ W, 3-0 30-14, 30-17, 30-17 10-2 1:15 50 Terin Ledall (13) 9/13 vs. North Carolina Central $ W, 3-0 30-9, 30-9, 30-14 11-2 1:15 75 Amanda Wiggins (11) 9/13 @ West Chester $ W, 3-0 30-18, 30-7, 30-20 12-2 1:30 100 Amanda Wiggins (13) 9/16 @ #5 Metro State W, 3-0 30-21, 30-28, 30-20 13-2 1:20 100 Maggie Ledall (14) 9/20 #12 Nebraska-Kearney W, 3-0 32-30, 30-28, 30-12 14-2 1:20 605 Danelle Angus (16) 9/23 Regis W, 3-0 30-23, 30-11, 30-15 15-2 1:07 383 Terin Ledall (14) 10/2 @ Westminster College W, 3-0 30-20, 30-14, 30-12 16-2 1:00 100 Terin Ledall (15) 10/3 @ Utah Valley State W, 3-0 30-21, 30-20, 30-21 17-2 1:20 300 Terin Ledall (16) 10/10 vs. Christian Brothers & W, 3-0 30-22, 30-18, 30-15 18-2 1:00 40 Amanda Wiggins (16) 10/11 vs. Pittsburg State & W, 3-0 30-24, 30-26, 30-26 19-2 1:15 80 T. Ledall/Wiggins (14) 10/11 @ #7 Truman State W, 3-1 30-22, 26-30, 30-21, 30-21 20-2 1:25 175 Terin Ledall (19) 10/17 vs. Northern Kentucky % W, 3-0 30-23, 30-22, 30-26 21-2 1:15 50 Terin Ledall (22) 10/17 @ Edinboro % W, 3-2 25-30, 30-23, 30-21, 35-37, 15-9 22-2 2:00 150 Terin Ledall (19) 10/18 vs. Lock Haven % W, 3-0 32-30, 30-28, 30-17 23-2 1:15 75 T. Ledall/Wiggins (12) 10/18 vs. Lees-McRae % W, 3-0 30-21, 30-22, 30-16 24-2 1:00 75 Amanda Wiggins (14) 10/28 #2 Metro State W, 3-0 30-27, 31-29, 30-28 25-2 1:34 501 Amanda Wiggins (15) 10/31 Western State W, 3-0 30-15, 30-18, 30-12 26-2 1:06 361 M. Ledall/Miller (12) 11/1 Mesa State W, 3-0 30-17, 30-15, 30-20 27-2 1:12 425 Cara Miller (15) 11/7 Utah Valley State W, 3-1 30-25, 30-21, 28-30, 30-19 28-2 1:50 634 Amanda Wiggins (19) 11/14 vs. Texas-Pan American ^ W, 3-0 30-28, 30-24, 30-25 29-2 1:15 42 T. Ledall/Wiggins (12) 11/14 vs. TAMU-Corpus Christi ^ W, 3-0 30-18, 30-18, 30-16 30-2 1:10 58 Terin Ledall (21) 11/15 @ IPFW ^ W, 3-1 27-30, 30-22, 30-27, 30-18 31-2 1:25 256 Terin Ledall (16) 11/15 vs. Utah Valley State ^ W, 3-1 30-21, 30-22, 26-30, 36-34 32-2 1:35 213 Terin Ledall (24) Home Games in BOLD # 10th Annual Hawaiian Style Classic (Hilo, Hawaii) + Premier Challenge (Denver, Colo.) $ West Chester Ram Fest (West Chester, Pa.) % Edinboro Invitational (Edinboro, Pa.) & Truman State Days Inn Classic (Kirksville, Mo.) ^ Division I Independent Championship (Ft. Wayne, Ind.) *Note: Indicated Rankings are AVCA Div. II Poll. Attendance Home Away Total 3,855 1731 Dates/Avg. Per Date 8/482 9/192 Neutral Site #/Avg. 17/95 - Overall Record: 32-2 Home: 8-0 Away: 9-0 Neutral: 15-2 Kristi Krom finished her outstanding two-year career with the Bears by leading the team in digs and by being named an Academic All-American.

2003 in Review 25 Name GP K K/G E TA Pct. AST SA DIG DPG BS BA BPG Maggie Ledall 114 326 2.86 75 608.413 98 27 114 1.00 2 63 0.57 Cara Miller 114 304 2.67 75 615.372 10 24 53 0.46 19 86 0.92 Linnea Kiilsgaard 114 82 0.72 11 195 364 1568 25 336 2.95 4 33 0.32 Danelle Angus 114 309 2.71 123 644.289 9 69 86 0.75 13 97 0.96 Terin Ledall 114 457 4.01 158 1189.251 16 20 370 3.25 9 33 0.37 Kristi Krom 114 3 0.03 0 12.250 19 0 556 4.88 0 0 0.00 Amanda Wiggins 112 418 3.73 156 1171.224 22 35 362 3.23 8 50 0.52 Lizzy Rhoads 32 42 1.31 25 121.140 1 1 5 0.16 0 4 0.12 Meredith Klein 28 8 0.29 5 27.111 1 1 30 1.07 0 1 0.04 Jenny Evans 1 0 0.00 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 Corrinne Chapin 16 0 0.00 0 0.000 11 1 11 0.69 0 0 0.00 Sarah Robbins 1 0 0.00 0 0.000 0 0 1 1.00 0 0 0.00 Kelli Benham 1 0 0.00 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 Jill Peotter 15 5 0.33 8 20 -.150 0 0 1 0.07 0 0 0.00 Amy Casselman 114 2 0.02 4 8 -.250 41 0 179 1.57 0 0 0.00 UNC 114 1956 17.16 640 4610.285 1796 231 2104 18.46 55 367 2.09 Opponents 114 1382 12.12 710 4501.149 1249 139 1641 14.39 57 420 2.34 UNC vs. Opponents Breakdown Category UNC Opponents ATTACK Kills 1956 1382 Errors 640 710 Total Attacks 4610 4501 Attack Percentage.285.149 Kills/Game 17.2 12.1 SET Assists 1796 1249 Assists/Game 15.8 11.0 SERVE Aces 231 139 Errors 206 257 Aces/Game 2.0 1.2 SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 139 231 Errors/Game 1.2 2.0 DEFENSE Digs 2104 1641 Digs/Game 18.5 14.4 BLOCKING Block Solo 55 57 Block Assist 367 420 Total Blocks 238.5 267.0 Blocks/Game 2.1 2.3 Block Errors 26 50 BALL HANDLING ERRORS 30 37 In 2003, Maggie (serving) and Terin Ledall became the seventh set of sisters to play at UNC (the sixth set to play at the same time). The Eaton, Colo., natives combined for 783 kills (6.87/ game), 483 digs (4.25/game) and 107 blocks (0.94/game).

26 Division I Independents 2003 Division I All-Independent Teams First-Team Name Team Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown Top Statistics Lindi Bankowski IPFW S Jr. 5 4 Temperance, Mich. 10.54 apg, 2.63 dpg Fabiana Souza IPFW MB So. 6 0 Belo Horizonte, Brazil 4.63 kpg, 3.46 dpg,.249 Maggie Ledall Northern Colorado RS Jr. 5 11 Eaton, Colo. 2.86 kpg,.413 Linnea Kiilsgaard Northern Colorado S Sr. 5 7 Auburn, Wash. 13.75 apg,.251 Kassidy Brotherson Utah Valley State MB Jr. 6 2 Shelley, Idaho 3.24 kpg,.351 Jaclyn Muszynski Texas-Pan American OH Sr. 5 11 Walnut, Calif. 3.74 kpg, 3.21 dpg,.228 Melanie Travis Texas A&M-Corpus Christi OH Sr. 6 0 Austin, Texas 3.07 kpg,.252 Second-Team Name Team Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown Top Statistics Cara Miller Northern Colorado MB Sr. 6 0 Casper, Wyo. 2.67 kpg, 0.92 bpg,.372 Alina Wallauer Utah Valley State OH Jr. 5 9 Florianopolis, Brazi 2.59 dpg Jenny Weed Utah Valley State RS So. 6 0 Salt Lake City, Utah 2.65 kpg,.63 bpg Carol Marcengo Texas-Pan American L Fr. 5 9 Curitiba, Brazil 5.09 dpg Cathi Netemeyer Texas-Pan American OH Jr. 6 1 Los Fresnos, Texas 3.55 kpg, 1.14 dpg,.270 Kirsta Solberg IPFW MB Sr. 5 10 Huron, Mich. 2.66 kpg, 2.75 dpg, Honorable Mention Name Team Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown Top Statistics Kristi Krom Northern Colorado L Sr. 5 6 Strasburg, Colo. 4.88 dpg Deja Lunt Utah Valley State L Jr. 5 7 Sandy, Utah 3.30 dpg Sarah Hill Texas A&M-Corpus Christi RS Sr. 6 3 Plano, Texas 2.27 kpg, 1.17 dpg,.220 Sarah Leffers IPFW L Sr. 5 6 Fort Wayne, Ind. 3.13 dpg Nicole Ray IPFW L Sr. 5 6 Fort Wayne, Ind. 2.60 dpg Aulani Rogers Utah Valley State S Jr. 5 7 Diamond Springs, Calif. 6.36 apg Kaley Rombs Texas A&M-Corpus Christi DS So. 5 8 Ingleside, Texas 2.98 dpg All-Freshman Team Name Team Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown Top Statistics Terin Ledall Northern Colorado OH Fr. 5 11 Eaton, Colo. 4.01 kpg, 3.25 dpg,.251 Lacee Koelliker Utah Valley State S Fr. 5 11 Las Vegas, Nev. 4.51 apg Krystal Peterson Utah Valley State OH Fr. 6 1 Idaho Falls, Idaho 1.85 kpg, 1.39 dpg Nicole Howell IPFW OH Fr. 5 10 Fort Wayne, Ind. 2.34 kpg, 1.23 dpg,.201 Annalise Frohman Texas A&M-Corpus Christi S Fr. 5 9 Round Rock, Texas 4.69 apg, 1.78 dpg Carol Marcengo Texas-Pan American L Fr. 5 9 Curitiba, Brazil 5.09 dpg Heather Bravo Texas-Pan American OH Fr. 5 11 Las Vegas, Nev. 2.49 kpg, 2.63 dpg Player of the Year: Linnea Kiilsgaard, Northern Colorado Libero of the Year: Carol Marcengo, Texas-Pan American Coach of the Year: Kelly Hartley, IPFW Offensive Player of the Year: Fabiana Souza, IPFW Freshman of the Year: Terin Ledall, Northern Colorado 2003 Division I Independent All-Tournament Team Name Team Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown Melanie Travis Texas A&M-Corpus Christi OH Sr. 6 0 Austin, Texas Kassidy Brotherson Utah Valley State MB Jr. 6 2 Shelley, Idaho Carol Marcengo Texas-Pan American L Fr. 5 9 Curitiba, Brazil Fabiana Souza IPFW MB So. 6 0 Belo Horizonte, Brazil Nicole Ray IPFW L Sr. 5 6 Fort Wayne, Ind. Maggie Ledall Northern Colorado RS Jr. 5 11 Eaton, Colo. Linnea Kiilsgaard (MVP) Northern Colorado S Sr. 5 7 Auburn, Wash. Tournament Team Finish Northern Colorado 4-0 IPFW 3-1 Utah Valley State 2-2 Texas Pan-American 1-3 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 0-4 Last season, five Division I Independent teams joined together to compile all-conference honors and statistical leaders and ended the season with the Division I Independent Championship, an event Northern Colorado claimed the championship at by defeating all four of their opponents.

Division I Independents 2003 Final Division I Independent Standings Overall vs. Independents W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Northern Colorado 32-2.941 6-0 1.000 Texas Pan-American 19-15.559 3-4.429 IPFW 22-10.688 5-1.833 TAMU-Corpus Christi 14-24.368 0-6.000 Utah Valley State 10-14.417 2-4.333 Providence 3-23.115 0-0.000 2003 D-I Independent Player of the Week Oct. 21 Melanie Travis, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Cathi Netemeyer, Texas-Pan American Oct. 28 Cathi Netemeyer, Texas-Pan American Nov. 4 Maggie Ledall, Northern Colorado Nov. 11 Jaclyn Muszynski, Texas-Pan American 2003 D-I Independent Def. Player of the Week Oct. 21 Kristi Krom, Northern Colorado Oct. 28 Jaclyn Muszynski, Texas-Pan American Nov. 4 Kristi Krom, Northern Colorado Kaley Rombs, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Nov. 11 Carol Marcengo, Texas-Pan American D-I Independent Tournament Champions 2000 Texas-Pan American (at Shreveport, La.) 2001 Texas-Pan American (at Edinburg, Texas) 2002 IPFW (at Corpus Christi, Texas) 2003 Northern Colorado (at Fort Wayne, Ind.) HITTING PERCENTAGE (Min..200/3.0 attacks per game) Rk. Player (Team) GP K E Att. Pct 1. Maggie Ledall (UNC) 114 326 75 608.413 2. Cara Miller (UNC) 114 304 75 615.372 3. Kassidy Brotherson (UVSC) 88 285 75 598.351 4. Danelle Angus (UNC) 114 309 123 644.289 5. Cathi Netemeyer (UTPA) 111 394 145 921.270 6. Melanie Travis (TAMUCC) 121 372 141 916.252 7. Terin Ledall (UNC) 114 457 158 1189.251 8. Fabiana Souza (IPFW) 123 569 23 1361.249 9. Danielle Holthe (UTPA) 125 177 60 503.233 10. Jaclyn Muszynski (UTPA) 123 460 187 1200.228 KILLS (Minimum 2.00 per game) Rk. Player (Team) GP Kills Per Game 1. Fabiana Souza (IPFW) 123 569 4.71 2. Terin Ledall (UNC) 114 457 4.01 3. Jaclyn Muszynski (UTPA) 123 460 3.74 4. Amanda Wiggins (UNC) 112 418 3.73 5. Cathi Netemeyer (UTPA) 111 394 3.55 6. Ayana Cadres (PROV) 84 293 3.49 7. Kassidy Brotherson (UVSC) 88 285 3.24 8. Melanie Travis (TAMUCC) 121 372 3.07 9. Maggie Ledall (UNC) 114 326 2.86 10. Danelle Angus (UNC) 114 309 2.71 ASSISTS (Minimum 5.00 per game) Rk. Player (Team) GP Assists Per Game 1. Linnea Kiilsgaard (UNC) 114 1568 13.75 2. Lindi Bankowski (IPFW) 115 1212 10.54 3. Annie Fiorvanti (PROV) 84 727 8.65 4. Karen Lyons (UTPA) 103 656 6.37 5. Aulani Rogers (UVSC) 84 534 6.36 6. Sandy Darway (UTPA) 91 503 5.53 7. Annalise Frohman (TAMUCC) 124 582 4.69 8. Lacee Koelliker (UVSC) 84 379 4.51 9. Jennifer Dameworth (UTPA) 96 333 3.47 10. Fernanda Bastos (TAMUCC) 113 346 3.06 27 2003 Individual D-I Independent Statistical Leaders SERVICE ACES (Minimum 0.10 per game) Rk. Player (Team) GP Aces Per Game 1. Danelle Angus (UNC 114 69 0.61 2. Katie Fleming (PROV) 81 41 0.51 3. Linnea Kiilsgaard (UNC) 114 53 0.46 4. Fabiana Souza (IPFW) 123 55 0.45 5. Nicole Howell (IPFW) 94 41 0.44 6. Annalise Frohman (TAMUCC) 124 51 0.41 Kerry Schultz (PROV) 83 34 0.41 Alina Wallauer (UVSC) 73 30 0.41 9. Kirsta Solberg (IPFW) 122 43 0.35 10. Jenny Weed (UVSC) 82 28 0.34 BLOCKS PER GAME (Minimum 0.50 per game) Rk. Player (Team) GP BS BA TB B/G 1. Kassidy Brotherson (UVSC) 88 5 81 86 0.98 2. Danelle Angus (UNC) 114 13 97 110 0.96 3. Cara Miller (UNC) 114 19 86 105 0.92 4. Fabiana Souza (IPFW) 123 31 73 104 0.85 5. Danielle Holthe (UTPA) 125 19 83 102 0.82 6. Stephanie Redd (UTPA) 126 20 79 99 0.79 7. Stephanie McFarland (UVSC) 88 6 63 69 0.78 8. Lindsey Brammer (IPFW) 110 16 67 83 0.75 9. Lacee Koelliker (UVSC) 84 7 48 55 0.65 10. Jenny Weed (UVSC) 82 0 52 5 0.63 DIGS (Minimum 1.00 per game) Rk. Player (Team) GP Digs Per Game 1. Carol Marcengo (UTPA) 126 641 5.09 2. Kristi Krom (UNC) 114 556 4.88 3. Fabiana Souza (IPFW) 123 425 3.46 4. Deja Lunt (UVSC) 88 290 3.30 5. Terin Ledall (UNC) 114 370 3.25 6. Amanda Wiggins (UNC) 112 362 3.23 7. Jacklyn Muszynski (UTPA) 123 395 3.21 8. Sarah Leffers (IPFW) 104 326 3.13 9. Katie Fleming (PROV) 81 246 3.04 10. Kaley Rombs (TAMUCC) 128 381 2.98 2003 Team D-I Independent Statistical Leaders HITTING PERCENTAGE Rk. Team GP K E Att. Pct 1. Northern Colorado 114 1956 640 4610.285 2. Texas-Pan American 126 1907 812 5086.215 3. IPFW 123 1794 810 5023.196 4. Utah Valley State 88 1216 577 3310.193 5. TAMU-Corpus Christi 192 1538 865 4708.143 6. Providence 84 995 664 3083.107 SERVICE ACES Rk.Team GP Aces Per Game 1. Northern Colorado 114 231 2.03 2. IPFW 123 244 1.98 3. TAMU-Corpus Christi 129 220 1.96 4. Providence 84 163 1.94 5. Texas-Pan American 126 211 1.67 6. Utah Valley State 88 135 1.53 UNC in the Division II National Statistics The Bears finished the 2003 season ranked nationally in both individual and team categories. The team s stats will count as D-II for the four-year reclassification process to D-I. Team Rankings Winning Percentage: 2nd (.941) Kills: 4th (17.16) Assists: 5th (15.75) Hitting Percentage: 10th (.285) Individual Rankings Assists: Linnea Kiilsgaard, 5th (13.75) Hitting: Maggie Ledall, 9th (.413) Cara Miller, 29th (.372) Digs: Kristi Krom, 23rd (4.88) KILLS Rk.Team GP Kills Per Game 1. Northern Colorado 114 1956 17.16 2. Texas-Pan American 126 1907 15.13 3. IPFW 123 1794 14.59 4. Utah Valley State 88 1216 13.82 5. TAMU-Corpus Christi 129 1538 11.92 6. Providence 84 995 11.85 ASSISTS Rk.Team GP Assists Per Game 1. Northern Colorado 114 1796 15.75 2. IPFW 123 1657 13.47 3. Texas-Pan American 126 1644 13.05 4. Utah Valley State 88 1082 12.30 5. Providence 84 840 10.00 6. TAMU-Corpus Christi 129 1289 9.99 BLOCKS Rk.Team GP BA BS TB B/G 1. Northern Colorado 114 55 367 238.5 2.09 2. IPFW 123 83 344 255 2.07 3. TAMU-Corpus Christi 129 56 403 257.5 2.00 4. Utah Valley State 88 24 300 174 1.98 5. Texas-Pan American 126 56 340 226 1.79 6. Providence 84 34 129 98.5 1.17 DIGS Rk.Team GP Digs Per Game 1. Northern Colorado 114 2104 18.46 2. IPFW 123 2159 17.55 3. Texas-Pan American 126 2192 17.40 4. Utah Valley State 88 1195 13.58 5. Providence 84 1012 12.05 6. TAMU-Corpus Christi 129 1544 11.97

28 2004 Opponent Profiles New Mexico Sept. 3 2:30 p.m. Albuquerque, N.M. (Comcast Lobo Invitational) Creighton Sept. 4 10:00 a.m. Albuquerque, N.M. (Comcast Lobo Invitational) Montana Sept. 4 5:00 p.m. Albuquerque, N.M. (Comcast Lobo Invitational) Wyoming Sept. 7 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Head Coach... Kelley McKee Alma Mater... Arizona, 85 Record at School... 14-46 (2 yrs.) Career Record... 157-150 (11 yrs.) 2003 Record... 4-25 2003 MWC (Finish)... 1-13 (8th) Returning/Lost... 6/2 Head Coach... Kirsten Bernthal Booth Alma Mater... Truman State, 97 Record at School... 12-18 (1 yr.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 12-18 2003 MVC (Finish)... 9-9 (5th/tie) Returning/Lost... 10/2 Head Coach... Nikki Best Alma Mater... Nebraska, 94 Record at School... 35-67 (4 yrs.) Career Record... 88-100 (6 yrs.) 2003 Record... 7-19 2003 Big Sky (Finish)... 2-12 (8th) Returning/Lost... 6/5 Head Coach... Pat Stangle Alma Mater... Hardin-Simmons, 88 Record at School... First season Career Record... same 2003 Record... 15-16 2003 MWC (Finish)... 4-10 (5th/tie) Returning/Lost... 6/7 Location... Albuquerque, N.M. Founded... 1889 Enrollment... 24,250 Nickname... Lobos Colors... Cherry and Silver Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain West Volleyball SID... Ben Phlegar Office Phone... (505) 925-5533 Office Fax... (505) 925-5529 E-mail... phlegarb@unm.edu Website... www.golobos.com Arena... Johnson Center (4,000) Location... Omaha, Neb. Founded... 1878 Enrollment... 6,537 Nickname... Bluejays Colors... Blue and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Missouri Valley Volleyball SID... Rob Anderson Office Phone... (402) 280-5544 Office Fax... (402) 280-2495 E-mail... randerson@creighton.edu Website... www.gocreighton.com Arena... Omaha Civic Auditorium (9,377) Location... Missoula, Mont. Founded... 1893 Enrollment... 13,352 Nickname... Grizzlies Colors... Marron and Silver Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Big Sky Volleyball SID... Joel Carlson Office Phone... (406) 243-5414 Office Fax... (406) 243-6859 E-mail... joel.carlson@mso.umt.edu Website... www.montanagrizzlies.com Arena... West Auxiliary Gym (1,218) Location... Laramie, Wyo. Founded... 1886 Enrollment... 13,162 Nickname... Cowgirls Colors... Brown and Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain West Volleyball SID... Amy Dambro Office Phone... (307) 766-2256 Office Fax... (307) 766-2346 E-mail... montross@uwyo.edu Website... www.wyomingathletics.com Arena... MultiPurpose Gym (1,200) Overall Series... UNC leads 3-0 Series Streak... UNC, 3 Last Meeting... UNC won 3-0 (10/26/78) Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... Tied 6-6 Series Streak... UW, 2 Last Meeting... UW won 3-0 (10/27/83) TM British Columbia Sept. 10 1:00 p.m. Portland, Ore. (exhibition) (Viking Volleyball Showcase) Oregon Sept. 10 6:00 p.m. Portland, Ore. (Viking Volleyball Showcase) Gonzaga Sept. 11 1:00 p.m. Portland, Ore. (Viking Volleyball Showcase) Portland State Sept. 11 8:30 p.m. Portland, Ore. (Viking Volleyball Showcase) Head Coach... Doug Reimer Alma Mater... University of Victoria, 85 Record at School... 155-63 (7 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 31-12 2003 CWUAA (Finish)... 16-4 (3rd) Returning/Lost... 11/3 Head Coach... Carl Ferreira Alma Mater... Fresno State, 93 Record at School... 33-86 (4 yrs.) Career Record... 181-142 (10 yrs.) 2003 Record... 3-24 2003 Pac-10 (Finish)... 0-16 (10th) Returning/Lost... 12/1 Head Coach... Kip Yoshimura Alma Mater... Long Beach State, 90 Record at School... 8-50 (2 yrs.) Career Record... 259-122 (11 yrs.) 2003 Record... 4-26 2003 WCC (Finish)... 1-13 (7th/tie) Returning/Lost... 6/7 Head Coach... Jeff Mozzochi Alma Mater... California, 80 Record at School... 315-119 (12 yrs.) Career Record... 411-208 (17 yrs.) 2003 Record... 14-14 2003 Big Sky (Finish)... 3-11 (6th) Returning/Lost... 12/5 Location... Vancouver, British Columbia Founded... 1915 Enrollment... 40,000 Nickname... Thunderbirds Colors... Blue and Gold Affiliation... Canadian Interuniversity Sport Conference... Canada West Volleyball SID... Marc Weber Office Phone... (604) 822-9115 Office Fax... (604) 822-6011 E-mail... varsity@interchange.ubc.ca Website... www.gothunderbirds.ca Arena... War Memorial Gym (2,900) Location... Eugene, Ore. Founded... 1876 Enrollment... 20,033 Nickname... Ducks Colors... Green and Yellow Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Pacific-10 Volleyball SID... Andrew Lange Office Phone... (541) 346-5532 Office Fax... (541) 346-5449 E-mail... alange@uoregon.edu Website... GoDucks.com Arena... McArthur Court (9,087) Location... Spokane, Wash. Founded... 1887 Enrollment... 5,206 Nickname... Bulldogs/Zags Colors... Blue, White and Red Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... West Coast Volleyball SID... Rich Moser Office Phone... (509) 323-5484 Office Fax... (509) 323-5730 E-mail... rathbun@athletics.gonzaga.edu Website... www.gozags.com Arena... Martin Centre (4,000) Location... Portland, Ore. Founded... 1946 Enrollment... 23.117 Nickname... Vikings Colors... Green, White and Silver Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Big Sky Volleyball SID... TBA Office Phone... (503) 725-5744 Office Fax... (503) 725-5610 E-mail... TBA Website... www.goviks.com Arena... Peter W. Stott Center (1,500) Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n /a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... PSU leads 6-1 Series Streak... PSU, 4 Last Meeting... PSU won 3-0 (12/6/93)

2004 Opponent Profiles 29 Air Force Sept. 14 7:00 p.m. USAFA, Colo. Oct. 5 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. BYU Sept. 17 10:00 a.m. Provo, Utah (BYU/Utah Challenge) Saint Mary s Sept. 17 12:00 p.m. Provo, Utah (BYU/Utah Challenge) Utah Sept. 18 12:00 p.m. Salt Lake City, Utah (BYU/Utah Challenge) Head Coach... Penny Lucas-White Alma Mater... Memphis, 93 Record at School... 65-159 (8 yrs.) Career Record... 160-239 (13 yrs.) 2003 Record... 14-15 2003 MWC (Finish)... 4-10 (5th/tie) Returning/Lost... 10/3 Head Coach... Karen Lamb Alma Mater... BYU, 78 Record at School... 38-28 (2 yrs.) Career Record... 128-122 (7 yrs.) 2003 Record... 24-9 2003 MWC (Finish)... 10-4 (3rd) Returning/Lost... 8/5 Head Coach... Jon Stevenson Alma Mater... UC Santa Barbara, 80 Record at School... 29-31 (2 yrs.) Career Record... 58-63 (4 yrs.) 2003 Record... 20-13 2003 WCC (Finish)... 6-8 (5th) Returning/Lost... 9/3 Head Coach... Beth Launiere Alma Mater... Aquinas, 85 Record at School... 275-171 (14 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 22-9 2003 MWC (Finish)... 12-2 (2nd) Returning/Lost... 10/3 Location... USAF Academy, Colo. Founded... 1954 Enrollment... 4,000 Nickname... Falcons Colors... Blue and Silver Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain West Volleyball SID... Valerie Perkin Office Phone... (719) 333-8286 Office Fax... (719) 333-3798 E-mail... valerie.perkin@usafa.af.mil Website... www.airforcesports.com Arena... Cadet East Gym (1,000) Location... Provo, Utah Founded... 1875 Enrollment... 32,122 Nickname... Cougars Colors... Dark Blue, White and Tan Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain West Volleyball SID... Jen Connery Office Phone... (801) 422-8999 Office Fax... (801) 422-0633 E-mail... wvolleyball_sid@byu.edu Website... www.byucougars.com Arena... Smith Fieldhouse (5,000) Location... Moraga, Calif. Founded... 1863 Enrollment... 2,500 Nickname... Gaels Colors... Navy Blue and Red Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... West Coast Volleyball SID... Ryan Reggiani Office Phone... (925) 631-4950 Office Fax... (925) 631-4405 E-mail... rreggian@stmarys-ca.edu Website... www.smcgaels.com Arena... McKeon Pavilion (3,500) Location... Salt Lake City, Utah Founded... 1850 Enrollment... 28,300 Nickname... Utes Colors... Crimson and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain West Volleyball SID... TBA Office Phone... (801) 581-3771 Office Fax... (801) 581-4358 E-mail... TBA Website... www.utahutes.com Arena... Crimson Court (1,500) Overall Series... UNC leads 43-14 Series Streak... AFA, 1 Last Meeting... AFA won 3-2 (9/7/94) Overall Series... BYU leads 6-0 Series Streak... BYU, 6 Last Meeting... BYU won 2-1 (9/24/81) Overall Series... SMC leads 2-0 Series Streak... SMC, 2 Last Meeting... SMC won 2-1 (10/8/83) Overall Series... Utah leads 4-2 Series Streak... UNC, 1 Last Meeting... UNC won 2-0 (9/30/83) Metro State Sept. 21 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Oct. 19 7:00 p.m. Denver, Colo. Texas-Pan American Sept. 24 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Oct. 15 6:00 p.m. Edinburg, Texas Nov. 13 10:00 a.m. Orem, Utah North Dakota St. Sept. 25 1:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Oct. 8 6:00 p.m. Fargo, N.D. Nov. 12 5:00 p.m. Orem, Utah Robert Morris Sept. 25 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. (Northern Colorado Classic) Head Coach... Debbie Hendricks Alma Mater... Lubbock Christian, 89 Record at School... 103-26 (4 yrs.) Career Record... 299-107 (12 yrs.) 2003 Record... 27-6 2003 RMAC (Finish)... 18-1 (1st) Returning/Lost... 6/4 Head Coach... Dave Thorn Alma Mater... Whitman, 92 Record at School... 85-104 (6 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 19-15 2003 Conference (Finish)... n/a Returning/Lost... 12/1 Head Coach... Zaundra Bina Alma Mater... North Dakota State, 86 Record at School... 239-68 (9 yrs.) Career Record... 372-122 (14 yrs.) 2003 Record... 25-9 2003 NCC (Finish)... 11-3 (1st/tie) Returning/Lost... 9/5 Head Coach... Rob Thomas Alma Mater... San Diego State, 94 Record at School... 23-12 (1 yr.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 23-12 2003 NEC (Finish)... 8-0 (1st) Returning/Lost... 10/3 Location... Denver, Colo. Founded... 1965 Enrollment... 21,400 Nickname... Roadrunners Colors... Navy Blue and Burgundy Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference... Rocky Mountain Athletic Volleyball SID... Trent Nielsen Office Phone... (303) 556-3431 Office Fax... (303) 556-2720 E-mail... nielsent@mscd.edu Website... www.mscd.edu/~runners Arena... Auraria Events Center (2,500) Location... Edinburg, Texas Founded... 1927 Enrollment... 13,642 Nickname... Broncs Colors. Forest Green, Burnt Orange and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Independent Volleyball SID... Joe Monaco Office Phone... (956) 381-2240 Office Fax... (956) 381-2398 E-mail... jmonaco@panam.edu Website... www.utpabroncs.com Arena... UTPA Fieldhouse (4,000) Location... Fargo, N.D. Founded... 1890 Enrollment... 11,623 Nickname... Bison Colors... Green and Yellow Affiliation... NCAA Division I Provisional Conference... Independent Volleyball SID... Jeff Schwartz Office Phone... (701) 231-8332 Office Fax... (701) 231-8022 E-mail... Jeff.Schwartz@ndsu.nodak.edu Website... www.gobison.com Arena... Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse (2,100) Location... Moon Township, Pa. Founded... 1921 Enrollment... 4,800 Nickname... Colonials Colors... Blue and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Northeast Volleyball SID... Morgan Hawley Office Phone... (412) 262-8587 Office Fax... (412) 262-8557 E-mail... sidga01@rmu.edu Website... www.rmu.edu Arena... Charles L. Sewall Center (3,056) Overall Series... UNC leads 47-9 Series Streak... UNC, 3 Last Meeting... UNC won 3-0 (10/28/03) Overall Series... UNC leads 1-0 Series Streak... UNC, 1 Last Meeting... UNC won 3-0 (11/14/03) Overall Series... NDSU leads 20-16 Series Streak... UNC, 3 Last Meeting... UNC won 3-2 (9/3/03) Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a

30 2004 Opponent Profiles Wichita State Sept. 29 6:00 p.m. Wichita, Kan. UMKC Sept. 30 6:00 p.m. Kansas City, Mo. South Dakota St. Oct. 7 6:00 p.m. Brookings, S.D. Oct. 13 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Nov. 12 10:00 a.m. Orem, Utah Texas A&M-CC Oct. 16 3:00 p.m. Corpus Christi, Texas Nov. 11 10:00 a.m. Orem, Utah (Division I Independent Championship) Head Coach... Chris Lamb Alma Mater... Sonoma State, 98 Record at School... 58-62 (4 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 21-10 2003 MVC (Finish)... 13-5 (3rd) Returning/Lost... 10/3 Head Coach... Steve Dallman Alma Mater... LaSalle (Ill.), 81 Record at School... 75-114 (6 yrs.) Career Record... 107-182 (9 yrs.) 2003 Record... 8-25 2003 Mid-Con (Finish)... 6-8 (4th) Returning/Lost... 6/6 Head Coach... Andrew Palileo Alma Mater... Crown College (Minn.), 91 Record at School... 69-32 (3 yrs.) Career Record... 154-77 (7 yrs.) 2003 Record... 13-19 2003 NCC (Finish)... 2-12 (8th) Returning/Lost... 9/5 Head Coach... Frances Kinnison Alma Mater... Angelo State, 90 Record at School... 53-82 (4 yrs.) Career Record... 99-138 (7 yrs.) 2003 Record... 14-24 2003 Conference (Finish)... n/a Returning/Lost... 4/10 Location... Wichita, Kan. Founded... 1895 Enrollment... 15,100 Nickname... Shockers Colors... Black and Yellow Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Missouri Valley Volleyball SID... Tami Cutler Office Phone... (316) 978-5559 Office Fax... (316) 978-3336 E-mail... tcutler@goshockers.com Website... www.goshockers.com Arena... Charles Koch Arena (10,400) Location... Kansas City, Mo. Founded... 1933 Enrollment... 13,000 Nickname... Kangaroos Colors... Blue and Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Mid-Continent Volleyball SID... TBA Office Phone... (816) 235-5838 Office Fax... (816) 235-1035 E-mail... TBA Website... umkckangaroos.com Arena. Swinney Recreation Center (1,500) Location... Brookings, S.D. Founded... 1881 Enrollment... 10,561 Nickname... Jackrabbits Colors... Yellow and Blue Affiliation... NCAA Division I Provisional Conference... Independent Volleyball SID... Jason Hove Office Phone... (605) 688-4822 Office Fax... (605) 688-5999 E-mail... Jason_Hove@sdstate.edu Website... www.sdstate.org/athletics Arena... Frost Arena (9,000) Location... Corpus Christi, Texas Founded... 1947 Enrollment... 7,700 Nickname... Islanders Colors... Blue, Green and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Independent Volleyball SID... Craig Merriman Office Phone... (361) 825-3410 Office Fax... (361) 825-3218 E-mail. Craig.Merriman@mail.tamucc.edu Website... www.goislanders.com Arena... Moody Fieldhouse (500) Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... UNC leads 1-0 Series Streak... UNC, 1 Last Meeting... UNC won 2-0 (1980) Overall Series... UNC leads 17-7 Series Streak... UNC, 3 Last Meeting... UNC won 3-1 (11/23/02) Overall Series... UNC leads 1-0 Series Streak... UNC, 1 Last Meeting... UNC won 3-0 (11/14/03) Wisconsin-Green Bay Oct. 23 2:00 p.m. Milwaukee, Wis. Wisconsin-Milwaukee Oct. 23 6:00 p.m. Milwaukee, Wis. Weber State Oct. 26 7:00 p.m. Ogden, Utah Utah Valley State Oct. 27 7:00 p.m. Orem, Utah Nov. 6 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Nov. 13 5:00 p.m. Orem, Utah Head Coach... Debbie Kirch Alma Mater... Denver, 88 Record at School... 71-148 (7 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 23-11 2003 Horizon (Finish)... 10-4 (3rd) Returning/Lost... 7/4 Head Coach... Kathy Litzau Alma Mater... Notre Dame, 90 Record at School... 209-128 (11 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 25-5 2003 Horizon (Finish)... 13-1 (1st) Returning/Lost... 8/5 Head Coach... Al Givens Alma Mater... Northern Arizona, 83 Record at School... 132-188 (11 yrs.) Career Record... 284-325 (19 yrs.) 2003 Record... 7-21 2003 Big Sky (Finish)... 3-11 (7th) Returning/Lost... 7/5 Head Coach... Sam Atoa Alma Mater... BYU-Hawaii, 88 Record at School... 148-45 (5 yrs.) Career Record... same 2003 Record... 10-14 2003 Conference (Finish)... n/a Returning/Lost... n/a Location... Green Bay, Wis. Founded... 1965 Enrollment... 5,300 Nickname... Phoenix Colors... Green, White and Red Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Horizon League Volleyball SID... Brian Nicol Office Phone... (920) 465-2498 Office Fax... (920) 465-2357 E-mail... nicolb@uwgb.edu Website... www.uwgb.edu/athletics Arena... Phoenix Sports Center (1,800) Location... Milwaukee, Wis. Founded... 1885 Enrollment... 25,059 Nickname... Panthers Colors... Black and Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Horizon League Volleyball SID... Kevin O Connor Office Phone... (414) 229-5674 Office Fax... (414) 229-6759 E-mail... kjoc@uwm.edu Website... UWMPanthers.com Arena... Klotsche Center (2,500) Location... Ogden, Utah Founded... 1889 Enrollment... 18,000 Nickname... Wildcats Colors... Purple and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Big Sky Volleyball SID... Paul Grua Office Phone... (801) 626-7414 Office Fax... (801) 626-6490 E-mail... pgrua@weber.edu Website... www.weber.edu/athletics Arena... Dee Events Center (11,500) Location... Orem, Utah Founded... 1941 Enrollment... 25,000 Nickname... Wolverines Colors... Forest Green, Gold and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Provisional Conference... Independent Volleyball SID... TBA Office Phone... (801) 863-8599 Office Fax... (801) 863-8813 E-mail... TBA Website... www.uvsc.edu/athletics Arena... UVSC Activity Center (2,000) Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... UNC leads 6-0 Series Streak... UNC, 6 Last Meeting... UNC won 2-1 (11/6/81) Overall Series... UNC leads 3-0 Series Streak... UNC, 3 Last Meeting... UNC won 3-1 (11/15/03)

2004 Opponent Profiles 31 IPFW Nov. 11 5:00 p.m. Orem, Utah (Division I Independent Championship) Head Coach... Kelley Hartley Alma Mater... Toledo, 91 Record at School... 96-58 (5 yrs.) Career Record... 234-123 (9 yrs.) 2003 Record... 22-10 2003 Conference (Finish)... n/a Returning/Lost... 9/3 Location... Fort Wayne, Ind. Founded... 1964 Enrollment... 11,757 Nickname... Mastodons Colors... Royal Blue and White Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Independent Volleyball SID... Rudy Yovich Office Phone... (260) 481-6646 Office Fax... (260) 481-6002 E-mail... YovichR@ipfw.edu Website... www.ipfw.edu/athletics Arena.. Hilliard Gates Sports Center (2,700) Overall Series... UNC leads 3-0 Series Streak... UNC, 3 Last Meeting... UNC won 3-1 (11/15/03) Thursday, September 23 Texas-Pan American at Air Force, 7 p.m. ** Friday, September 24 Robert Morris vs. North Dakota State, 4 p.m. Northern Colorado vs. Texas-Pan American, 7 p.m. Saturday, September 25 Northern Colorado vs. North Dakota State, 1 p.m. Robert Morris vs. Texas-Pan American, 4 p.m. Northern Colorado vs. Robert Morris, 7 p.m. 2004 Best Western Regency Northern Colorado Classic ** UTPA is playing Air Force because they cannot play North Dakota State due to the fact they are already playing enough maximum non-division I counters allowed. 2004 Bears Travel Destinations 28 Road Matches 15 Cities 10 States 3 Time Zones Fargo N.D.D. Portland, Ore. North Dakota State (Oct. 8) Viking Volleyball Showcase (Sept. 10-11) Greeley,, Colo. Home of the Bears Ogden, Utah Weber State (Oct. 26) Brookings, S.D.D. South Dakota State (Oct. 7) Milwaukee, Wis. UW-Green Bay & UW-Milwaukee (Oct. 23) Kansas City,, Mo. UMKC (Sept. 30) Salt Lake City,, Utah Utah (Sept. 18) Wichita, Kan. Wichita State (Sept. 29) Orem, Utah Utah Valley State (Oct. 27) D-I Indep. Championship (Nov. 11-13) Provo, Utah BYU & Saint Mary s (Sept. 17) Albuquerque, N.M. Comcast Lobo Invitational (Sept. 3-4) Denver,, Colo. Metro State (Sept. 21) USAF Academy,, Colo. Air Force (Sept. 14) Corpus Christi, Texas Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Oct. 16) Edinburg,, Texas Texas-Pan American (Oct. 15)

32 All-Time Awards/Honors AIAW All-Americans 1979 Kristy Jordan 1981 Carol Johnson-Klein, Carla Stearns NCAA All-Americans 1984 Amanda Orr, Honorable Mention AVCA All-Americans 1990 Debby Kline, Second Team 1991 Anita Doblo, Second Team 1992 Dana Cash, Second Team 1993 Dana Cash, First Team Debbie Ponis, Second Team Tatjana Smith, Second Team 1994 Debbie Ponis, First Team Tatjana Smith, First Team Erica Wymore, Second Team 1995 Debbie Ponis, First Team 1999 Joyce Jordahl, Second Team 2001 Erin Deffenbaugh, Second Team 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, First Team Teale Goble, Second Team Linnea Kiilsgaard, Second Team 2003 Linnea Kiilsgaard, First Team AVCA National Player of the Year 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh ASICS/Volleyball All-Americans 1991 Anita Doblo, Third Team 1992 Dana Cash, Third Team 1993 Dana Cash, First Team Debbie Ponis, Second Team 1994 Debbie Ponis, First Team Tatjana Smith, Second Team Erica Wymore, Third Team 1995 Debbie Ponis, First Team All-America Farm Team 1995 Terri McNair CoSIDA Academic All-Americans 1983 Lisa Rupp, First Team 1986 Terri DeRuiter, First Team 1990 Teresa Martin, Third Team 1995 Stormie Wells, Second Team Debbie Ponis, Third Team 1999 Joyce Jordahl, First Team 2002 Teale Goble, Second Team 2003 Kristi Krom, Second Team NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship 1994 Dana Cash 1996 Deb Ponis 2002 Teale Goble AVCA All-Region Players West Region 1982 Cindy Rhodes 1984 Mary Vetter South Central Region 1986 Dori DeJong, Inge Otte, Kelly Pappenheim 1987 Julie Colville, Inge Otte, Kelly Pappenheim 1988 Terri Altergott North Central Region 1989 Debby Kline, Stacey DeJong 1990 Debby Kline, Teresa Martin 1991 Anita Doblo, Michelle White 1992 Dana Cash, Erica Wymore 1993 Dana Cash, Debbie Ponis, Erica Wymore, Tatjana Smith 1994 Debbie Ponis, Tatjana Smith, Erica Wymore 1995 Debbie Ponis 1998 Joyce Jordahl, Kim Schiemenz, Tia Self 1999 Joyce Jordahl, Tia Self 2000 Erin Deffenbaugh 2001 Erin Deffenbaugh, Teale Goble 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, Teale Goble, Linnea Kiilsgaard Elite Eight All-Tournament Team 1993 Dana Cash, Debbie Ponis 1994 Terri McNair, Debbie Ponis, Tatjana Smith, Erica Wymore 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh Regional All-Tournament Team 1991 Anita Doblo (MVP) 1992 Dana Cash (MVP) 1993 Dana Cash, Debbie Ponis, Tatjana Smith 1994 Terri McNair, Debbie Ponis (co-mvp), Tatjana Smith (co-mvp), Erica Wymore 1995 Terri McNair, Debbie Ponis 1999 Joyce Jordahl 2000 Erin Deffenbaugh 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, Teale Goble NCAA Statistical Champion 1995 Stormie Wells, Assists (12.85) 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, Kills (6.14) All-North Central Conference 1989 Debby Kline, Stacey DeJong, Michelle White 1990 Debby Kline, Teresa Martin 1991 Anita Doblo, Laura Kobilan, Michelle White 1992 Dana Cash 1993 Dana Cash (MVP), Debbie Ponis, Tatjana Smith, Erica Wymore 1994 Debbie Ponis (MVP), Tatjana Smith, Erica Wymore 1995 Terri McNair, Debbie Ponis (MVP), Stormie Wells 1996 Joyce Jordahl 1997 Joyce Jordahl, Kim Schiemenz 1998 Joyce Jordahl, Kim Schiemenz, Tia Self 1999 Joyce Jordahl, Tia Self 2000 Erin Deffenbaugh (Freshman of Year), Teale Goble 2001 Erin Deffenbaugh, Teale Goble 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh (MVP), Teale Goble, Linnea Kiilsgaard Academic All-NCC 1989 Debby Kline 1990 Debby Kline 1991 Anita Doblo 1992 Dana Cash 1993 Dana Cash 1994 Tatjana Smith, Erica Wymore 1995 Terri McNair, Debbie Ponis, Stormie Wells 1997 Joyce Jordahl 1998 Joyce Jordahl, Kim Schiemenz 1999 Joyce Jordahl Carol Johnson-Klein 1981 AIAW All-American Tatjana Smith 1993 & 1994 AVCA All-American Debbie Ponis 1993, 1994 & 1995 AVCA All-American

All-Time Awards/Honors 2000 Teale Goble, Kelly Gordon 2001 Teale Goble, Kelly Gordon 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, Teale Goble NCC Player of the Week 1989 Stacey DeJong, Oct. 16 Stacey DeJong, Nov. 6 Michelle White, Nov. 13 1990 Stacey DeJong, Oct. 1 Debby Kline, Oct. 15 1992 Dana Cash, Sept. 28 Erica Wymore, Oct. 26 1993 Dana Cash, Sept. 27 Dana Cash, Nov. 1 1994 Tatjana Smith, Oct. 10 Debbie Ponis, Oct. 17 Debbie Ponis, Nov. 7 Erica Wymore, Nov. 14 1995 Debbie Ponis, Sept. 18 Debbie Ponis, Sept. 25 Debbie Ponis, Oct. 2 1997 Michelle Hoffner, Oct. 20 1998 Joyce Jordahl, Oct. 12 Kim Schiemenz, Nov. 11 1999 Joyce Jordahl, Oct. 4 Joyce Jordahl, Oct. 24 Tia Self, Oct. 31 Michelle Hoffner, Nov.13 2000 Erin Deffenbaugh, Sept. 18 Erin Deffenbaugh, Oct. 30 2001 Erin Deffenbaugh, Oct. 8 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, Sept. 9 Teale Goble, Sept. 16 Linnea Kiilsgaard, Sept. 23 (setter) Cara Miller, Sept. 30 Erin Deffenbaugh, Oct. 7 Erin Deffenbaugh, Oct. 14 Erin Deffenbaugh, Oct. 21 Erin Deffenbaugh, Nov. 4 Erin Deffenbaugh, Nov. 11 Teale Goble, Nov. 18 Linnea Kiilsgaard, Nov. 18 (setter) AVCA Division II Player of the Week 1993 Dana Cash, Sept. 27 1994 Debbie Ponis, Oct. 17 1995 Debbie Ponis, Sept. 25 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, Sept. 9 Erin Deffenbaugh, Oct. 21 Erin Deffenbaugh, Nov. 11 Teale Goble, Nov. 18 NCC Ruth Marske Award Winner 1996 Stormie Wells Coach-of-the-Year Honors 1980 Linda Delk, AIAW Region Seven 1981 Linda Delk, AIAW Region Seven 1982 Linda Delk, Continental Divide 1984 Linda Delk, Continental Divide 1987 Linda Delk, Continental Divide 1990 Linda Delk, North Central Region 1993 Linda Delk, North Central Conference Linda Delk, North Central Region 1994 Linda Delk, North Central Conference Linda Delk, Sportswomen of Colorado 1995 Linda Delk, North Central Conference 1999 Linda Delk, North Central Region 2002 Ron Alexander, North Central Conference Ron Alexander, North Central Region All-Continental Divide Conference 1982 Cindy Rhodes, Lisa Rupp 1983 Amanda Orr, Lisa Rupp 1984 Amanda Orr (Co-MVP), Heidi Shelton, Mary Vetter 1985 Kelly Pappenheim, Mary Vetter 1986 Dori DeJong, Inge Otte, Kelly Pappenheim 1987 Julie Colville, Inge Otte (MVP), Kelly Pappenheim 1988 Stacey DeJong, Sue Pollmiller Academic All-Continental Divide 1986 Terri DeRuiter, Lisa Norton 1987 Inge Otte All-Intermountain Conference 1979 Carol Johnson-Klein, Kristy Jordan, Carla Stearns 1980 Carol Johnson-Klein, Kristy Jordan, Carla Stearns 1981 Carol Johnson-Klein, Josie Rupp, Carla Stearns AIAW Region Seven MVP 1980 Kristy Jordan 1981 Josie Rupp Sportswomen of Colorado Awards 1976 Terri Robbie, Volleyball 1994 Dana Cash, Volleyball Linda Delk, Milestone (500 wins) 1995 Debbie Ponis, Volleyball Linda Delk, Coach of the Year 1996 Debbie Ponis, Volleyball Stormie Wells, Swede Johnson Spirit 1998 Kim Schiemenz, Volleyball/Track 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, Volleyball 2003 Linnea Kiilsgaard, Volleyball Colorado Hall of Fame Citation 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh Daktronics All-American Team 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, First Team Linnea Kiilsgaard, Third Team Daktronics All-Region Team 2000 Linnea Kiilsgaard, Second Team 2001 Erin Deffenbaugh, First Team 2002 Erin Deffenbaugh, First Team Teale Goble, First Team Linnea Kiilsgaard, First Team UNC Mary Behling Scholar Athlete 2000 Joyce Jordahl 2002 Kelly Gordon 2004 Kristi Krom UNC Outstanding Female Athlete 1999 Kim Schiemenz, Track & Volleyball 2000 Joyce Jordahl 2003 Erin Deffenbaugh UNC Outstanding Female Senior Athlete 2000 Joyce Jordahl 2004 Linnea Kiilsgaard UNC Female Sportsmanship Award 2002 Kelly Gordon 2003 Kristi Krom 2004 Kristi Krom Tia Self 1998 & 1999 AVCA All-Region Linda Delk 3-Time NCC & North Central Region Coach of the Year 33 UNC Freshman Female Athlete of Year 2001 Erin Deffenbaugh 2004 Terin Ledall Division I All-Independent Team 2003 Linnea Kiilsgaard (MVP), Maggie Ledall, Cara Miller (2nd), Kristi Krom (HM), TerinLedall (Freshman of the Year) Division I Independent All-Tournament 2003 Linnea Kiilsgaard (MVP), Maggie Ledall D-I Independent Player of the Week 2003 Kristi Krom, Oct. 21 (Defensive) Maggie Ledall, Nov. 4 Kristi Krom, Nov. 4 (Defensive)

34 Individual Records UNC Recordbook Most Kills Match: 39 - Erin Deffenbaugh vs. Minnesota State (10/5/02) Season: 743 - Erin Deffenbaugh (2002) Career: 1,908 - Erin Deffenbaugh (2000-present) Most Attacks Match: 95 - Tia Self vs. Colorado Christian (9/5/98) Season: 1,736 - Erin Deffenbaugh (2002) Career: 5,128 - Teale Goble (1999-02) Highest Hitting Percentage Match:.857 (12-0-14) - Maggie Ledall vs. Shippensburg (9/12/03) Season:.413 - Maggie Ledall (2003) Career:.327 - Julie Colville (1986-87) Most Assists Match: 81 - Sara Hartman vs. South Dakota (11/9/01) Season: 1,730 - Tatjana Smith (1993) Career: 5,329 - Linnea Kiilsgaard (2000-03) Most Solo Blocks Match: 12 - Erica Wymore vs Chapman (11/6/92) Season: 110 - Erica Wymore (1992) Career: 269 - Erica Wymore (1991-94) Most Block Assists Match: 14 - Erica Wymore vs. Chapman (11/6/92) Season: 167 - Erica Wymore (1993) Career: 562 - Erica Wymore (1991-94) Most Total Blocks Match: 26 - Erica Wymore vs. Chapman (11/6/92) Season: 248 - Erica Wymore (1992) Career: 831 - Erica Wymore (1991-94) Most Digs Match: 46 - Tia Self vs. South Dakota State (10/17/98) Season: 715 - Kelly Pappenheim (1987) Career: 2,137 - Dana Cash (1990-93) Dana Cash Most Service Aces Match: 10 - Dana Cash vs. Mankato State (10/3/92) Season: 94 - Mary Vetter (1984) Career: 177 - Inge Otte (1984-87) Most Kills Match: 89 vs. St. Cloud State (9/23/95) Season: 2,196 (1993) Team Records Most Games Played Season: 160 - Amanda Orr (1984) Career: 558 - Erica Wymore (1991-94) Most Solo Blocks Match: 20 vs. Chapman (11/6/92) Season: 260 (1988) Teale Goble Most Attacks Match: 263 vs Regis (11/30/91) Season: 5,887 (1993) Highest Hitting Percentage Match:.568 (46-4-74) vs. North Carolina Central (9/13/03) Season:.285 (1956-640-4610) (2003) Most Assists Match: 84 at South Dakota (11/9/01) Season: 1,971 (1993) Most Block Assists Match: 32 vs. Chapman (11/6/92) Season: 610 (1986) Most Total Blocks Match: 36 vs. Chapman (11/6/92) Season: 487 (1992) Most Digs Match: 155 vs Regis (11/30/91) Season: 3,491 (1987) Most Service Aces Match: 17 vs. Mankato State (10/3/92) Season: 333 (1988) Highest Winning Percentage.941 (32-2 in 2003) Lowest Winning Percentage.394 (1996) Most Wins in a Season 44 (1981) Fewest Wins in a Season 8 (1976 & 1977) Most Losses in a Season 21 (1983) Fewest Losses in a Season 2 (2003) Longest Match Winning Streak 26 (2003-present) Longest Game Winning Streak 40 (9/6/03-10/11/03) Longest Home Match Winning Streak 33 (9/28/85-11/11/87) Longest Home Game Winning Streak 34 (10/22/93-10/28/94) Most Match Shutouts in a Season 25 (2003) Most Game Shutouts in a Season 2 (1986 & 1992) Most Matches Played in a Season 59 (1981) Most Games Played in a Season 161 (1984) Miscellaneous Records Erica Wymore Largest Home Crowd 1,425 vs. Minnesota State (11/22/02) Highest Average Attendance 773 (9,271 fans in 12 matches in 2002) NCAA Division II Records Attacks (4-Game Match) 128 vs. North Dakota (10/22/99) Attempts (4-Game Match) 298 vs. North Dakota (10/22/99) Assists (4-Game Match) 122 vs. North Dakota (10/22/99) Points (4-Game Match) 130 vs. North Dakota State (9/3/03) (30-Point Scoring Format) Team Assists/Game 15.80/game (2003 season) (30-Point Scoring Format) NCAA Division II National Tournament Records Individual Digs in a Tournament 101 - Terri McNair (1994) Team Digs in a Tournament 400 - UNC (1994)

UNC Recordbook UNC Career Leaders (Since 1984) Kills Erin Deffenbaugh (2000-present) 1,908 Teale Goble (1999-02) 1,852 Debbie Ponis (1993-95) 1,811 Dana Cash (1990-93) 1,674 Tia Self (1997-00) 1,479 Erica Wymore (1991-94) 1,329 Terri McNair (1992-95) 1,228 Kelly Pappenheim (1985-87) 1,228 Debby Kline (1987-90) 1,118 Joyce Jordahl (1996-99) 1,071 Attacks Teale Goble (1999-02) 5,128 Erin Deffenbaugh (2000-present) 4,790 Dana Cash (1990-93) 4,777 Debbie Ponis (1993-95) 4,509 Tia Self (1997-00) 3,846 Erica Wymore (1991-94) 3,269 Terri McNair (1992-95) 3,190 Kelly Pappenheim (1985-87) 3,133 Debby Kline (1987-90) 3,082 Kim Schiemenz (1995-98) 2,814 Assists Linnea Kiilsgaard (2000-03) 5,329 Michelle White (1988-91) 5,296 Michelle Hoffner (1996-99) 4,769 Tatjana Smith (1992-94) 4,747 Inge Otte (1984-87) 3,647 UNC Single Season Leaders (Since 1984) Kills Erin Deffenbaugh (2002) 743 Debbie Ponis (1993) 635 Debbie Ponis (1995) 633 Dana Cash (1993) 633 Anita Doblo (1991) 612 Erin Deffenbaugh (2001) 591 Erin Deffenbaugh (2000) 574 Heidi Shelton (1984) 552 Debbie Ponis (1994) 543 Teale Goble (2000) 501 Attacks Erin Deffenbaugh (2002) 1,736 Dana Cash (1993) 1,632 Erin Deffenbaugh (2001) 1,604 Debbie Ponis (1993) 1,602 Debbie Ponis (1995) 1,538 Anita Doblo (1991) 1,465 Erin Deffenbaugh (2000) 1,450 Teale Goble (2000) 1,394 Dana Cash (1992) 1,384 Debbie Ponis (1994) 1,369 Assists Tatjana Smith (1993) 1,730 Michelle White (1991) 1,706 Inge Otte (1987) 1,685 Linnea Kiilsgaard (2002) 1,651 Linnea Kiilsgaard (2000) 1,604 Digs Dana Cash (1990-93) 2,137 Teale Goble (1999-02) 1,626 Inge Otte (1984-87) 1,615 Debbie Ponis (1993-95) 1,613 Tia Self (1997-00) 1,494 Kelly Pappenheim (1985-87) 1,439 Erin Deffenbaugh (2000-present) 1,398 Terri McNair (1992-95) 1,357 Joyce Jordahl (1996-99) 1,274 Mary Vetter (1984-85) 1,238 Linnea Kiilsgaard (2000-03) 1,213 Cyndy Wirth (1984-86) 1,203 Michelle White (1988-91) 1,159 Meg Pruett (1987-90) 1,069 Tatjana Smith (1992-94) 1,054 Sue Pollmiller (1987-88) 1,054 Kristi Krom (2002-03) 1,011 Service Aces Inge Otte (1984-87) 177 Dana Cash (1990-93) 172 Meg Pruett (1987-90) 172 Michelle White (1988-91) 159 Terri Altergott (1986-89) 147 Terri McNair (1992-95) 140 Mary Vetter (1984-85) 137 Teale Goble (1999-02) 135 Kelly Pappenheim (1985-87) 122 Cyndy Wirth (1984-86) 118 Service Aces Mary Vetter (1984) 94 Inge Otte (1987) 85 Meg Pruett (1988) 72 Sue Pollmiller (1988) 72 Danelle Angus (2003) 69 Dana Cash (1992) 63 Terri Altergott (1988) 62 Meg Pruett (1989) 57 Kelly Pappenheim (1987) 57 Terri McNair (1994) 56 Dana Cash (1993) 56 Dawn Nelson (1992) 56 Amanda Orr (1984) 56 Solo Blocks Erica Wymore (1992) 110 Stacey DeJong (1989) 101 Debby Kline (1988) 84 Julie Colville (1987) 81 Stacey DeJong (1988) 78 Stacey DeJong (1990) 75 Dori DeJong (1986) 63 Laura Kobilan (1992) 61 Debby Kline (1989) 60 Erica Wymore, 1994 59 Solo Blocks Erica Wymore (1991-94) 269 Stacey DeJong (1987-90) 256 Debby Kline (1987-90) 207 Laura Kobilan (1990-92) 111 Joyce Jordahl (1996-99) 89 Block Assists Erica Wymore (1991-94) 562 Debby Kline (1987-90) 369 Joyce Jordahl (1996-99) 353 Stacey DeJong (1987-90) 302 Cara Miller (2000-03) 271 Total Blocks Erica Wymore (1991-94) 831 Debby Kline (1987-90) 576 Stacey DeJong (1987-90) 558 Joyce Jordahl (1996-99) 442 Laura Kobilan (1990-92) 341 Two-time All- American Linnea Kiilsgaard is presented a volleyball by head coach Ron Alexander in honor of her becoming the school s all-time leader in assists (5,329) during the 2003 season. Block Assists Erica Wymore (1993) 167 Erica Wymore (1992) 138 Erica Wymore (1991) 132 Rachelle Forster (2000) 128 Laura Kobilan (1991) 127 Erica Wymore (1994) 125 Debby Kline (1990) 124 Stacey DeJong (1988) 122 Cyndy Wirth (1986) 120 Julie Colville (1987) 119 Total Blocks Erica Wymore (1992) 248 Erica Wymore (1993) 222 Stacey DeJong (1989) 201 Stacey DeJong (1988) 200 Julie Colville (1987) 200 Erica Wymore (1994) 184 Erica Wymore (1991) 177 Dori DeJong (1986) 177 Heidi Shelton (1984) 177 Laura Kobilan (1991) 176 Debby Kline (1990) 176 35

36 Bears in the Postseason 1979 AIAW Regionals in Denver, Colo. def. Regis, 2-0 def. Colorado College, 2-0 lost to Metro State, 2-1 def. Metro State, 2-0 1979 AIAW Nationals in Orlando, Fla. def. Delaware, 2-0 def. Charleston, 2-0 lost to Central Florida, 2-0 def. Central Florida, 2-0 lost to Lewis, 2-1 def. Cal State-Bakersfield, 2-1 lost to Florida International, 2-0 UNC fourth in nation 1980 AIAW Regionals in Colorado Springs, Colo. def. Metro State, 2-0 def. Colorado College, 2-1 def. Colorado College, 2-0 1980 AIAW Nationals in Northridge, Calif. def. Florida International, 2-1 lost to Cal-Riverside, 2-0 def. Southwestern, 2-0 lost to Cal-Riverside, 2-0 lost to Minnesota-Duluth, 2-0 UNC tied for seventh in nation 1981 AIAW Regionals in Greeley, Colo. def. Colorado College, 3-0 def. Air Force, 3-1 def. Air Force, 3-1 1981 AIAW Nationals in Colorado Springs, Colo. def. Florida International, 2-0 def. Central Missouri State, 2-1 def. Florida International, 2-0 lost to Hawaii-Hilo, 2-0 def. Lewis, 2-0 def. Sam Houston State, 2-1 lost to Hawaii-Hilo, 2-0 UNC third in nation 1982 NCAA Regionals in Riverside, Calif. lost to Cal-Riverside, 3-0 lost to Chapman, 3-1 (cons.) 1984 NCAA Regionals in Pomona, Calif. lost to Cal-Sacramento, 3-1 def. Cal-Riverside, 3-2 1986 NCAA Regionals in Riverside, Calif. lost to Cal-Riverside, 3-0 1987 NCAA Regionals in Omaha, Neb. lost to Angelo State, 3-2 1989 NCAA Regionals in Greeley, Colo. def. Air Force, 3-2 lost to West Texas State, 3-1 1990 NCAA Regionals in Greeley, Colo. lost to Regis, 3-2 1991 NCAA Regionals in Denver, Colo. def. Metro State, 3-1 def. Regis, 3-2 1991 NCAA Elite Eight in Amarillo, Texas lost to Florida Southern, 3-1 UNC tied for fifth in nation 1992 NCAA Regionals in Denver, Colo. def. Metro State, 3-1 1992 NCAA Elite Eight in Portland, Ore. lost to Northern Michigan, 3-1 UNC tied for fifth in nation 1993 NCAA Regionals in Fargo, N.D. def. St. Cloud State, 3-1 def. Nebraska-Omaha, 3-1 1993 NCAA Elite Eight in Marquette, Mich. def. Regis, 3-0 lost to Northern Michigan, 3-0 lost to Portland State, 3-0 UNC fourth in nation 1994 NCAA Regionals in Sioux Falls, S.D. def. Minnesota-Duluth, 3-1 def. Nebraska-Kearney, 3-1 1994 NCAA Elite Eight in Bakersfield, Calif. def. Barry, 3-0 lost to Cal State-Bakersfield, 3-1 def. Central Missouri State, 3-0 UNC third in nation 1995 NCAA Regionals in Fargo, N.D. def. North Dakota State, 3-1 lost to St. Cloud State, 3-1 1999 NCAA Regionals in Fargo, N.D. def. Nebraska-Omaha, 3-1 lost to North Dakota State, 3-2 2000 NCAA Regionals in Sioux Falls, S.D. def. North Dakota State, 3-1 lost to Augustana, 3-0 2001 NCAA Regionals in Fargo, N.D. def. Minnesota State, Mankato, 3-0 lost to North Dakota State, 3-0 2002 NCAA Regionals in Greeley, Colo. def. Minnesota State, Mankato, 3-1 def. South Dakota State, 3-1 2002 NCAA Elite 8 in Canyon, Texas lost to Tampa, 3-1 UNC tied for fifth in nation Most National Tournament Appearances School AIAW NCAA Total 1. California-Riverside * 5 15 20 2. Central Missouri State 1 18 19 North Dakota State * 2 16 19 4. Northern Colorado * 3 15 18 Florida Southern 3 15 18 6. Tampa 0 16 16 7. Portland State * 0 14 14 8. Cal State-Northridge * 2 9 11 9. Sacramento State * 0 10 10 California-Poly Pomona 0 10 10 * No longer competes at the NCAA II Championship level Previous NCAA Div. II National Champions Year Champion Runner-up 2003 North Alabama Concordia-St. Paul 2002 BYU-Hawaii Truman State 2001 Barry (Fla.) South Dakota State 2000 Hawaii-Pacific Augustana 1999 BYU-Hawaii Tampa 1998 Hawaii-Pacific North Dakota State 1997 West Texas A&M Barry (Fla.) 1996 Nebraska-Omaha Tampa 1995 Barry (Fla.) Northern Michigan 1994 Northern Michigan Cal State-Bakersfield 1993 Northern Michigan Cal State-Bakersfield 1992 Portland State Northern Michigan 1991 West Texas State Portland State 1990 West Texas State North Dakota State 1989 Cal State-Bakersfield Cal State-Sacramento 1988 Portland State Cal State-Northridge 1987 Cal State-Northridge Central Missouri State 1986 UC-Riverside Cal State-Northridge 1985 Portland State Cal State-Northridge 1984 Portland State Cal State-Northridge 1983 Cal State-Northridge Portland State 1982 UC-Riverside Cal State-Northridge 1981 Cal State-Sacramento Lewis (Ill.) UNC - Final Poll Rankings Year-by-Year 1979 4th 1980 3rd 1981 7th 1982 n/a 1983 n/a 1984 7th 1985 n/a 1986 13th 1987 13th 1988 n/a 1989 13th 1990 8th 1991 13th 1992 10th 1993 5th 1994 6th 1995 3rd 1996 n/a 1997 21st 1998 RV (28th) 1999 6th 2000 9th 2001 RV (31st) 2002 5th Polls from 1979-81 are AIAW polls, 1982-85 are NCAA polls and 1986-2002 are AVCA polls. RV = receiving votes (rank in parenthesis is unofficial)

All-Time Roster Naomi Allen, 1994-95 Terri Altergott, 1986-89 Danelle Angus, 2001-present Debby Asherin, 1988-89 Diana Bane, 1988-89 Debbie Barnhill, 1977-80 Kelly Bender, 1992-93 Kelli Benham, 2003 Holli Boland, 1983-84 Courtney Bourret, 2004-present Kara Brady, 1998-01 Barbie Bragg, 1996 Jessica Bullock, 1998-00 Laura Burrell, 1986-87 Kandy Candelerie, 1999 Heidi Cantrell, 1989 Sabrina Casey, 1978-80 Dana Cash, 1990-93 Amy Casselman, 2002-present Roberta Chacon, 1977-78 Corrinne Chapin, 2002-present Jenny Clark, 1982 Karen Cobb, 1991-92 Diana Cole, 1974-77 Julie Colville, 1987-88 Sara Connelly, 1991 Terri Cordell, 1992 Kay Danielson, 1977-80 Kim Danielson, 1977-80 Lori Davies, 1995 Erin Deffenbaugh, 2000-present Brydie DeVries, 1997 Dori DeJong, 1982-86 Stacey DeJong, 1987-90 Terri DeRuiter, 1985-86 Alice Dickerson, 1981 Shirley Diggs, 1977-80 Linda DiPentino, 1982-83 Anita Doblo, 1990-91 Lisa Dodson, 1981-82 Kelly Drew, 1990-91 Lauren Dunsmoor, 2004-present Kathy Eggleston Jenny Evans, 2003 Nan Fahrbach, 1980-81 Gwen Fetters, 1985-86 Nikki Finch, 1997 Kris Flack, 1984 Rachelle Forster, 1998-00 Val Fortenberry, 1976-77 Katie Foutch, 1996-99 Dawn Fujimoto, 1993-94 Laura Gagon, 2000-01 Jennifer Gibbons, 1981 Michelle Ginther, 1988 Lenay Goble, 2004-present Teale Goble, 1999-02 Kelly Gordon, 1998-01 Cathy Greiner, 1979 Patty Grimes, 1982 Denise Hart, 1984 Sara Hartman, 2001-02 Cindy Henning, 1985-86 Sue Hillenbrand, 1974-77 Heidi Hillman, 1976-77 Amy Hoadley, 1997-98 Michelle Hoffner, 1996-99 Erin Holt, 2002 Debbie Howard, 1995-96 Laura Hudson, 1985 Kay Hungenberg, 1977-79 Dianne Hunt, 1985-86 Lindsey Hunt, 1997 Vicky Jewett, 1981-82 Colleen Johnson, 1987 Jennifer Jones, 1995-97 Joyce Jordahl, 1996-99 Kristy Jordan, 1977-80 Jen Kawakami, 2004-present The 1994 squad posted a 30-6 record and placed third at the NCAA Division II Elite Eight. Erin Keating, 1997 Jeanette Kelly, 1984 Lori Kerschner, 1982-83 Linnea Kiilsgaard, 2000-03 Carol Johnson-Klein, 1978-81 Meredith Klein, 2003-present Debby Asherin-Kline, 1987-90 Naomi Knapp, 2000-01 Becky Kneip, 1999 Laura Kobilan, 1990-92 Michelle Korinek, 1980-82 Katy Kravitz, 2000 Kristi Krom, 2002-03 Kris Kuwata, 1985-87 Mari Lam, 1977-80 Maggie Ledall, 2001-present Terin Ledall, 2003-present Bridget Lee, 1987-88 Glenda Lockhart, 1982-83 Michelle Logan, 1998 Sarah Luebbers, 2001 Teresa Martin, 1988-89 Abby Mayne, 2004-present Terri McNair, 1991-95 Shauna Metschke, 1996-97 Cara Miller, 2000-03 Dawn Nelson, 1989-92 Hollen Nelson, 1996 Lisa Neverve, 1987-88 Claire Niheu, 1978-79 Tanya Norris, 1992-95 Lisa Norton, 1982-86 Melissa O Brien, 1984-87 Marnie O Meila, 1996 Amanda Orr, 1981-84 Suzzanne Orr, 1979-82 Inge Otte, 1984-87 Lisa Page, 1990 Ashley Pagel, 2004-present Kelly Pappenheim, 1984-87 Toni Petranovich, 1980 Amber Petty, 1992-95 Jill Peotter, 2003-present Sue Pollmiller, 1985-88 Debbie Ponis, 1993-95 Meg Pruett, 1987-90 Vicki Pruett, 1989-93 Kathy Pudecko, 1973-76 Kim Puter, 1997-97 Dot Ramirez, 1980-81 Nancy Reublin, 1981-82 Patsy Reublin, 1981-83 Jill Reynolds, 1994 Lizzy Rhoads, 2003-present Cindy Rhodes, 1980-82 Robin Rivard, 1990-91 Terrie Robbie, 1975-77 Sarah Robbins, 2002-03 Roxann Rudel, 1984-85 Josie Rupp, 1978-81 Lisa Rupp, 1980-83 37 Stacey Sanders, 1988-91 Dawn Schaefer, 1992-94 Kim Schiemenz, 1995-98 Heidi Schlabach, 1983 Katie Schurra, 2000-01 Tia Self, 1997-00 Heidi Shelton, 1984-85 Brenda Shoemake, 1978-80 Yvette Sixbey, 1995 Tatjana Smith, 1992-94 Lynnette Snidow, 1980, 83-84 Ellen Sommers, 1980 Julie Stanley, 1994 Tanesha Steadham, 1997 Carla Stearns, 1978-81 Brooke Stewart,1998-99 Brittney Stockebrand, 1996-99 Dulcie Stone, 2003-present Angie Thompson, 1989 Brittany Tonniges, 1992-95 Lynne Tormohlen, 1990-91 Dorothy Trent, 1990-91 Sandy Troudt, 1974-77 Mandy Tryon, 2002 Heidi Van Deren, 1986-88 Dani Veal, 2004-present Brenda Ververs, 1982-85 Mary Vetter, 1982-85 Samantha Voegtle, 1986 Callie Vrooman, 2004-present Stormie Wells, 1992-95 Michelle White, 1988-91 Bobbie Wiedeman, 1975-77 Monica Wiggin, 1993-94 Amanda Wiggins, 2002-present Kanoe Williams, 1974-77 Cyndy Wirth, 1983-86 Allison Wolff, 1999-00 Mary Wood, 1973-76 Erica Wymore, 1991-94 Ashley Zuk, 1998 Melanie Zurber, 1984 Bold Italics indicates current players. In an effort to maintain accurate records, please report any errors to the UNC Athletic Media Relations office at (970) 351-2522.

38 Linda Delk Head Coach 1976-2001 702-291 (.707) 1976 (8-11, 4-8 IAC) O15 Northern Arizona + Lost* O16 Arizona State + Lost* O16 Arizona + Lost* O22 at New Mexico + W, 2-1 O23 at New Mexico State + W, 2-0 O23 vs. Texas-El Paso + L, 2-0 O29 at Weber State + W, 2-0 O29 vs. Utah State + L, 2-0 O30 at Utah + L, 2-0 O30 vs. Brigham Young + L, 2-0 N13 at Wyoming + L, 2-1 N13 vs. Colorado State + W, 2-0 Note: Record includes a 4-3 mark vs. non-conference opponents (not listed). * No score available 1977 (8-10, 6-8 IAC) S30 vs. Texas l L, 2-1 S30 at Brigham Young l L, 2-0 O1 at Brigham Young J.V. l W, 2-0 O1 vs. Wyoming l W, 3-1 O1 vs. Utah l L, 3-2 O7 Colorado State + W, 3-0 O8 Wyoming + W, 3-0 O14 Brigham Young + L, 3-1 O15 Utah + W, 3-0 O21 at Arizona State + L, 3-2 O22 at Arizona + L, 3-1 O22 vs. Northern Arizona + L, 3-2 O28 at Weber State + W, 3-0 O29 at Utah State + L, 3-2 N11 Texas-El Paso + W, 3-0 N11 New Mexico State + L, 3-1 N12 New Mexico + W, 3-0 N18 vs. Brigham Young = L, 2-0 1978 (17-14, 6-7 IAC) S22 at Kansas State o Won* S22 vs. Northeast Missouri State o Won* S22 vs. Missouri Western o Won* S22 at Kansas State o Won* S22 vs. Iowa State o Won* S23 vs. Missouri Western o Lost* S23 vs. Missouri Western o Won* S23 at Kansas State o Lost* S23 vs. Colorado State o Won* S23 vs. Emporia State o Won* S23 vs. Missouri Southern o Lost* S28 vs. Nevada l Won* S28 vs. Texas Tech l Lost* S29 vs. Texas A&M l Lost* S29 vs. Portland State l Lost* S29 vs. California-Berkeley l Won* S30 vs. Weber State l Won* S30 vs. Colorado State l Lost* O5 Weber State + W, 3-1 O7 Utah State + L, 3-0 O12 New Mexico State + W, 3-2 O13 Texas-El Paso + W, 3-1 O20 at Arizona State + L, 3-0 O21 at Northern Arizona + W, 3-0 O26 New Mexico + W, 3-0 O28 Arizona + L, 3-1 N2 Wyoming + W, 3-0 N4 at Colorado State + L, 3-1 N9 at Brigham Young + L, 3-0 N10 at Utah + L, 3-1 N17 vs. New Mexico State = L, 3-1 * No score available 1979 (35-6, 12-0 IAC) Fourth at AIAW Nationals S14 vs. Tulsa o W, 2-0 S14 vs. Pittsburg State o W, 2-0 S14 vs. Kansas o W, 2-0 S14 vs. Northwest Missouri St. o W, 2-0 S15 vs. Iowa State o W, 2-0 S15 at Kansas State o W, 2-0 S15 vs. Oral Roberts o L, 3-1 S22 at Nebraska W, 3-2 S26 at Colorado Women s + W, 3-0 S29 Air Force + W, 3-0 O2 at Metro State + W, 3-0 O4 at Colorado State W, 3-2 O6 Colorado Women s + W, 3-0 O9 at Colorado College + W, 3-0 O13 Regis W, 3-0 O16 Metro State + W, 3-0 O19 at Santa Fe + W, 3-0 O20 at Eastern New Mexico + W, 3-0 O22 Colorado State L, 3-2 O23 at Air Force + W, 3-0 O26 at South Dakota State! W, 2-0 O26 vs. South Dakota! W, 2-0 O26 vs. North Dakota! W, 2-0 O27 vs. Morningside! W, 3-0 O27 vs. North Dakota State! W, 3-0 O27 vs. Nebraska-Omaha! W, 3-0 N1 Eastern New Mexico + W, 3-0 N2 Colorado College + W, 3-0 N3 Santa Fe + W, 3-0 N7 at Regis W, 3-0 N16 vs. Regis? W, 2-0 N16 vs. Colorado College? W, 2-0 N17 at Metro State? L, 2-1 N17 at Metro State? W, 2-0 D7 vs. Delaware & W, 2-0 D7 vs. Charleston & W, 2-0 D7 at Central Florida & L, 2-0 D8 at Central Florida & W, 2-0 D8 vs. Lewis & L, 2-1 D8 vs. Cal State-Bakersfield & W, 2-1 D9 vs. Florida International & L, 2-0 1980 (41-9, 8-0 IAC) Seventh at AIAW Nationals vs. UMKC o W, 2-0 vs. Oklahoma State o W, 2-0 vs. Kansas o W, 2-0 vs. Emporia State o W, 2-0 vs. Missouri o W, 2-1 vs. Iowa State o L, 2-1 Air Force + W, 3-0 Wyoming + W, 3-0 at Nebraska W, 3-2 Colorado Women s + W, 3-0 at Regis W, 3-0 Metro State + W, 3-0 at Colorado College + W, 3-0 vs. Regis h W, 2-0 vs. Colorado College h W, 2-0 vs. Air Force h W, 2-0 at Metro State h W, 2-0 vs. Fort Lewis h W, 2-0 vs. Idaho State h W, 2-0 vs. Azusa Pacific h L, 2-0 vs. Azusa Pacific h L, 3-0 at Air Force + W, 3-0 Southern Utah W, 3-0 at Wyoming W, 3-1 Augustana! W, 2-0 South Dakota! W, 2-0 South Dakota State! W, 2-0 Nebraska-Omaha! W, 3-0 North Dakota State! W, 3-0 at Metro State + W, 3-0 at Cleveland State p W, 2-0 vs. Bowling Green p W, 2-0 vs. Indiana State p W, 2-0 vs. Indiana State p L, 2-1 at Cleveland State p W, 2-1 Colorado College + W, 3-0 at Colorado Women s + W, 3-0 Kansas W, 3-0 Colorado State W, 3-0 at Nebraska L, 2-0 at Nebraska L, 3-1 at Missouri Western W, 3-0 vs. Metro State? W, 2-0 at Colorado College? W, 2-1 at Colorado College? W, 2-0 vs. Florida International & W, 2-1 vs. California-Riverside & L, 2-0 vs. Southwestern & W, 2-0 vs. California-Riverside & L, 2-0 vs. Minnesota-Duluth & L, 2-0 1981 (44-15, 6-0 IAC) Third at AIAW Nationals S11 vs. Fort Lewis j W, 2-0 S11 at Regis j W, 2-0 S11 vs. Chadron State j W, 2-0 S11 vs. New Mexico Highlands j W, 2-0 S12 vs. Western State j W, 2-0 S12 vs. Southern Utah j W, 2-0 S12 vs. Air Force j W, 3-0 S14 Southern Utah W, 3-0 S24 at Brigham Young l L, 2-1 S24 vs. Southern Illinois l L, 2-1 S25 vs. Montana State l L, 2-0 S25 vs. Texas Tech l W, 2-1 S26 vs. Weber State l W, 3-1 S26 vs. Utah l L, 3-2 O2 at Metro State + W, 3-0 O3 Colorado State L, 3-2 O6 at Colorado College + W, 3-0 O7 at Wyoming L, 3-1 O9 vs. Colorado h W, 2-0 O10 vs. Colorado College h W, 2-0 O14 at Colorado W, 3-0 O16 vs. Oklahoma m L, 2-1 O16 vs. Wisconsin m W, 2-0 O16 vs. Tulsa m W, 2-1 O16 vs. Texas Tech m L, 2-1 O17 vs. Southwest Missouri St. m L, 2-0 O17 vs. Texas m L, 2-0 O17 vs. Texas Tech m W, 2-1 O17 vs. Tennessee m W, 2-0 O21 Air Force + W, 3-0 O30 at Occidental n W, 2-0 O30 vs. Cal State-Hayward n W, 2-0 O30 vs. Azusa Pacific n W, 2-1 O31 vs. LaVerne n L, 2-0 O31 vs. Azusa Pacific n W, 3-1 N3 Colorado College + W, 3-0 N4 Metro State + W, 3-0 N4 Wyoming L, 3-1 N6 Weber State b W, 2-1 N6 Metro State b W, 2-0 N6 Colorado b W, 2-0 N6 Colorado College b W, 2-0 N7 Air Force b W, 2-0 N7 Idaho State b W, 2-0 N7 Washington State b W, 2-0 N7 Air Force b W, 3-0 N9 at Air Force + W, 3-0 All-Time Results N10 Colorado W, 3-0 N17 at Colorado State L, 3-1 N20 Colorado College? W, 3-0 N20 Air Force? W, 3-1 N21 Air Force? W, 3-1 D3 vs. Florida International & W, 2-0 D3 vs. Central Missouri St. & W, 2-1 D4 vs. Florida International & W, 2-0 D4 vs. Hawaii-Hilo & L, 2-0 D4 vs. Lewis & W, 2-0 D5 vs. Sam Houston State & W, 2-1 D5 vs. Hawaii-Hilo & L, 2-0 1982 (38-18, 4-0 CDC) NCAA Regional Participant S9 Southern Utah W, 3-0 S10 vs. Colorado Mines j W, 2-0 S10 vs. Fort Lewis j W, 2-0 S10 vs. New Mexico Highlands j W, 2-0 S11 vs. Metro State j W, 2-0 S11 vs. Southern Utah j W, 2-0 S11 vs. Air Force j W, 2-1 S17 Colorado State W, 3-1 S17 Cleveland State L, 2-1 S18 Cleveland State L, 3-2 S18 Air Force W, 3-0 S18 Colorado College W, 3-0 S21 Colorado College $ W, 3-0 S23 vs. Idaho State l L, 2-1 S23 vs. Southern Illinois l W, 2-1 S24 vs. Texas-Arlington l L, 2-0 S24 vs. California-Berkeley l L, 2-0 S25 vs. Houston l L, 2-0 S25 vs. Lamar l W, 2-1 O1 Texas-El Paso b W, 2-0 O1 Chapman b L, 2-0 O1 Air Force b W, 3-1 O2 Texas-El Paso b L, 3-1 O2 Air Force b W, 3-1 O2 Texas-El Paso b W, 3-0 O2 Chapman b L, 3-2 O8 vs. Colorado Mines h W, 2-0 O8 vs. Southern Colorado h W, 2-0 O9 at Metro State h W, 2-0 O9 vs. Air Force h W, 2-0 O9 vs. Colorado College h W, 2-0 O12 at Air Force $ W, 3-2 O13 Metro State $ W, 3-2 O15 vs. Kansas State m L, 2-1 O15 vs. Texas Lutheran m L, 2-0 O15 vs. Iowa State m W, 2-1 O16 at Oral Roberts m L, 2-0 O16 vs. Tulsa m W, 2-0 O19 at Colorado College $ W, 3-2 O22 Utah State L, 3-1 O23 at Colorado State L, 3-2 O26 Wyoming L, 3-2 O28 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks W, 3-0 O30 Air Force $ W, 3-0 N9 at Wyoming W, 3-2 N10 at Metro State $ W, 3-0 N12 Texas-El Paso b W, 2-1 N12 Colorado College b W, 2-1 N12 Nebraska-Omaha b W, 2-1 N12 Regis b W, 2-0 N12 Alaska-Anchorage b W, 2-0 N13 Alaska-Anchorage b W, 2-0 N13 Nebraska-Omaha b W, 3-1 N19 vs. Air Force ^ W, 3-1 N19 at California-Riverside @ L, 3-0 N20 vs. Chapman @ L, 3-1 1983 (23-21, 8-4 CDC) S19 at Southern Colorado W, 3-0 S19 at Metro State $ W, 3-2 S20 Montana State L, 3-0 S20 Colorado State L, 3-0

All-Time Results 39 S23 Air Force $ L, 3-0 S27 at Wyoming L, 3-0 S30 Utah b W, 2-0 S30 North Dakota State b W, 2-0 S30 Denver b W, 2-0 S30 Utah State b W, 2-0 O1 Metro State b W, 2-0 O1 Colorado State b L, 2-0 O1 CS-Dominguez Hills b W, 2-0 O1 Colorado State b L, 3-0 O4 at Colorado College $ W, 3-2 O7 vs. Rockmount h W, 2-0 O7 vs. Fort Lewis h W, 2-0 O7 vs. Regis h W, 2-0 O8 vs. Colorado College h W, 2-0 O8 at Metro State h W, 2-0 O8 vs. Saint Mary s h L, 2-0 O8 vs. Bradley h W, 2-0 O8 vs. Saint Mary s h L, 2-1 O10 at Denver $ W, 3-0 O18 at Regis $ L, 3-2 O19 Colorado College $ W, 3-1 O21 vs. California-Riverside k L, 3-0 O21 vs. Sacramento State k L, 3-1 O22 vs. California Davis k L, 3-1 O22 vs. Portland State k L, 3-0 O27 Wyoming L, 3-0 O29 vs. Wright State % W, 2-0 O29 vs. Southwest Texas State % W, 2-1 O29 vs. Cal State-Northridge % L, 2-1 O29 at Air Force % L, 3-0 O30 vs. Regis % L, 3-0 O30 vs. Chapman % W, 3-0 N1 Denver $ W, 3-0 N1 Regis $ W, 3-1 N2 at Air Force $ L, 3-1 N8 at Colorado State L, 3-0 N9 Metro State $ L, 3-2 N15 at Colorado College ^ W, 3-1 N22 at Air Force ^ L, 3-2 1984 (40-10, 12-1 CDC) NCAA Regional Participant S13 Mesa State W, 3-1 S14 vs. East Texas State j L, 2-0 S14 vs. New Mexico Highlands j W, 2-0 S14 vs. Colorado State J.V. j W, 2-0 S15 at Regis j W, 2-1 S15 vs. Mesa State j W, 2-0 S15 vs. East Texas State j W, 2-1 S19 Colorado College W, 3-0 S22 at Regis $ W, 3-0 S24 Metro State $ W, 3-0 S26 at Air Force $ L, 3-2 S28 at Alaska-Anchorage $ W, 3-1 S29 at Alaska-Anchorage $ W, 3-1 S29 at Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-0 S30 at Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-1 O5 Chadron State $ W, 3-1 O6 Eastern Montana $ W, 3-1 O10 Denver $ W, 3-0 O12 vs. New Mexico Highlands h W, 2-0 O12 vs. Chadron State h W, 2-0 O12 vs. Colorado Mines h W, 2-0 O12 vs. National h W, 2-0 O13 vs. Mesa State h W, 2-1 O13 vs. Florida International h W, 2-1 O13 vs. Southern Utah h W, 2-0 O13 vs. Regis h W, 2-0 O17 at Metro State $ W, 3-0 O18 at Cal State-Hayward W, 3-0 O19 at Sacramento State L, 3-0 O19 at California-Davis W, 3-2 O20 at San Francisco State L, 3-2 O24 at Colorado College W, 3-0 O27 vs. North Dakota State % W, 2-1 O27 vs. Nebraska-Omaha % L, 2-0 O27 vs. Cal State-Northridge % L, 2-0 O27 vs. Chapman % W, 2-0 O28 vs. Nebraska-Omaha % W, 3-2 O28 vs. Cal State-Northridge % L, 3-0 O28 at Air Force % W, 3-1 O31 Air Force $ W, 3-0 N6 Regis $ W, 3-0 N7 at Denver $ W, 3-0 N8 West Texas State W, 3-1 N18 vs. Mesa State ^ W, 3-0 N18 vs. Metro State ^ W, 3-0 N18 vs. Air Force ^ W, 3-2 N18 vs. Air Force ^ L, 3-2 N18 vs. Air Force ^ L, 3-1 N30 vs. Sacramento State @ L, 3-1 D1 vs. Cal State-Riverside @ W, 3-2 1985 (23-10, 10-4 CDC) S20 vs. Western State W, 3-0 S25 Regis $ L, 3-1 S27 Adams State b W, 3-0 S27 Denver b W, 3-1 S28 Metro State b W, 3-2 S28 Air Force b L, 3-1 O2 at Denver $ W, 3-0 O4 vs. Colorado Mines h W, 2-0 O4 vs. Southern Utah h W, 2-0 O4 vs. Eastern New Mexico h W, 2-1 O5 vs. West Texas State h W, 2-1 O5 at Metro State h W, 3-1 O5 vs. Sam Houston State h L, 3-1 O8 Metro State $ W, 3-2 O11 at Eastern Montana $ W, 3-1 O12 at Eastern Montana $ W, 3-1 O16 Air Force $ W, 3-0 O20 Alaska-Anchorage $ W, 3-0 O21 Alaska-Anchorage $ W, 3-0 O23 Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-1 O24 Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-0 O26 vs. Central Missouri St. % L, 2-0 O26 vs. Chapman % W, 2-0 O26 vs. East Texas State % W, 2-0 O27 vs. Cal State-Northridge % L, 2-1 O27 vs. Alaska-Anchorage % L, 3-1 O27 vs. Chapman % L, 3-0 O27 vs. Regis % W, 3-0 O31 at Regis $ L, 3-1 N5 Denver $ W, 3-1 N6 at Metro State L, 3-0 N13 vs. Colorado College W, 3-0 N13 at Air Force $ L, 3-2 1986 (38-13, 12-2 CDC) NCAA Regional Participant S11 Idaho W, 3-1 S12 at CU-Colorado Springs W, 3-0 S18 Nevada W, 3-1 S19 at Southern Colorado W, 3-0 S19 at Mesa State W, 3-1 S20 at Western State W, 3-0 S21 at Adams State W, 3-0 S26 Adams State b W, 3-0 S26 CU-Colorado Springs b W, 3-0 S26 Metro State b W, 3-0 S27 Chadron State b W, 3-0 S27 Fort Lewis b W, 3-0 S27 Air Force b W, 3-0 O1 Colorado College W, 3-0 O3 at Metro State $ W, 3-0 O4 Mesa State W, 3-0 O10 Eastern Montana $ W, 3-0 O11 at Regis $ L, 3-0 O13 at Air Force $ L, 3-1 O15 at Denver $ W, 3-0 O17 vs. Western State h W, 2-0 O17 vs. Colorado Mines h W, 2-0 O17 vs. Carroll h W, 2-1 O18 vs. Northwest Missouri St. h W, 2-0 O18 vs. Southeast Missouri St. h W, 2-1 O18 vs. Tampa h L, 2-0 O19 vs. Air Force h W, 3-1 O19 vs. Mesa State h W, 3-0 O19 vs. Tampa h L, 3-1 O23 at Alaska-Anchorage $ W, 3-1 O24 at Alaska-Anchorage $ W, 3-1 O25 at Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-1 O26 at Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-0 O31 vs. St. Cloud State f L, 2-1 O31 at Nebraska-Omaha f L, 2-0 O31 vs. Central Missouri St. f L, 2-0 N1 vs. Minnesota-Duluth f L, 2-0 N1 vs. North Dakota State f L, 2-0 N1 vs. Northwest Missouri St. f W, 2-0 N2 Eastern Montana $ W, 3-0 N4 Air Force $ W, 3-0 N7 vs. West Texas State % W, 3-2 N7 vs. Cal State-Chico % W, 3-0 N8 vs. Cal State-Northridge % L, 3-0 N8 vs. California-Riverside % L, 3-1 N9 vs. Portland State % W, 3-1 N9 vs. Cal Poly-Pomona % L, 3-1 N12 Regis $ W, 3-1 N17 Metro State $ W, 3-0 N19 Denver $ W, 3-0 D5 at California-Riverside @ L, 3-0 1987 (39-7, 13-1 CDC) NCAA Regional Participant S12 at Chadron State W, 3-1 S15 at Southern Colorado W, 3-1 S16 vs. Fort Lewis W, 3-0 S16 at Adams State W, 2-1 S19 Mesa State W, 3-0 S23 Alaska-Fairbanks b$ W, 3-0 S25 Alaska-Anchorage b$ W, 3-0 S25 Metro State b W, 3-1 S26 Southern Colorado b W, 3-0 S26 Air Force b W, 3-0 S30 Regis $ W, 3-2 O3 at Colorado College W, 3-2 O7 Air Force $ W, 3-0 O9 vs. Tulsa i W, 3-1 O9 vs. Northeast Missouri St. i W, 3-0 O10 at Central Missouri State i L, 3-0 O10 vs. Quincy i W, 3-0 O14 at Denver $ L, 3-0 O16 vs. Southern Colorado h W, 2-0 O16 vs. Mesa State h W, 2-1 O16 vs. Eastern Montana h W, 2-0 O16 vs. Northeast Missouri St. h W, 2-0 O17 vs. Mesa State h W, 2-0 O17 at Metro State h W, 2-0 O17 vs. Denver h W, 2-0 O17 vs. Carroll h W, 2-0 O18 vs. Sonoma State h W, 3-0 O18 vs. Carroll h W, 3-0 O18 vs. Mesa State h W, 3-1 O21 at Metro State $ W, 3-1 O24 at Eastern Montana $ W, 3-0 O25 at Eastern Montana $ W, 3-0 O28 at Regis $ W, 3-2 N2 Denver $ W, 3-1 N5 at Air Force $ W, 3-1 N8 Kansas L, 3-2 N10 Alaska-Anchorage $ W, 3-0 N11 Metro State $ W, 3-1 N13 vs. Cal State-Northridge % L, 3-0 N13 vs. Minnesota-Duluth % W, 3-0 N14 vs. Angelo State % L, 3-0 N14 vs. Army % W, 3-0 N15 vs. Portland State % L, 3-1 N15 at Air Force % W, 3-2 N17 Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-0 D5 vs. Angelo State @ L, 3-2 1988 (26-15, 8-6 CDC) S9 vs. Regis e L, 3-0 S9 at West Texas State e L, 3-0 S10 vs. Texas Lutheran e L, 3-0 S10 vs. Regis e L, 3-1 S16 vs. Northern Michigan g W, 3-2 S16 at Northern Kentucky g W, 3-2 S17 vs. Wayne State g W, 3-1 S17 vs. IPFW g W, 3-0 S23 vs. West Texas State L, 3-0 S24 vs. Elmhurst W, 3-0 S24 at Colorado College W, 3-0 S29 Eastern Montana $ W, 3-0 S30 Denver b W, 3-0 S30 Chadron State b W, 3-1 O1 Eastern Montana b$ W, 3-0 O1 North Dakota b W, 3-1 O6 at Regis $ L, 3-0 O8 at Air Force $ W, 3-2 O12 Metro State $ L, 3-0 O19 at Denver $ W, 3-1 O21 vs. Southwest State h W, 3-0 O21 vs. Eastern Montana h W, 3-2 O21 vs. Augustana h W, 3-0 O22 vs. Denver h W, 3-0 O22 at Metro State h L, 3-2 O23 vs. Augustana h W, 3-1 O23 vs. California Davis h L, 2-0 O25 Air Force $ W, 3-1 O27 at Alaska-Anchorage $ L, 3-0 O28 at Alaska-Anchorage $ L, 3-2 O29 at Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-0 O30 at Alaska-Fairbanks $ W, 3-1 N2 Regis $ L, 3-1 N4 vs. Cal State-Northridge % L, 3-1 N4 vs. Grand Valley State % L, 3-0 N5 vs. Cal State-Chico % W, 3-0 N5 vs. Alaska-Anchorage % W, 3-1 N6 vs. Ferris State % W, 3-1 N6 vs. Missouri-St. Louis % W, 3-1 N9 at Metro State $ L, 3-2 N15 Denver $ W, 3-0 1989 (24-14, 7-2 NCC) NCAA Regional Participant S9 Colorado College W, 3-2 S13 at Metro State W, 3-0 S15 at West Texas State e L, 3-0 S15 vs. East Texas State e W, 3-1 S16 vs. Regis e W, 3-0 S16 vs. Cal State-Bakersfield e L, 3-2 S20 at Regis W, 3-0 S23 at Western State W, 3-0 S27 at Denver W, 3-1 S30 Chadron State W, 3-0 S30 Western State W, 3-0 O6 Mankato State * W, 3-0 O7 St. Cloud State * W, 3-1 O10 Denver W, 3-0 O13 at South Dakota * W, 3-0 O14 at Morningside * W, 3-0 O20 at North Dakota State * L, 3-1 O21 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 O26 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 3-2 O27 vs. Portland State f L, 3-2 O27 vs. Minnesota-Duluth f W, 3-0 O28 at Nebraska-Omaha f L, 3-1 O28 vs. Central Missouri St. f L, 3-0 O28 vs. Metro State f W, 3-1 O31 at Air Force L, 3-0 N3 vs. Tennessee-Martin % W, 3-0 N3 vs. Ferris State % L, 3-0 N4 vs. Regis % W, 3-0 N4 vs. California-Riverside % L, 3-0 N5 vs. Cal State-Bakersfield % L, 3-0 N5 vs. Florida Southern % L, 3-2 N8 Regis W, 3-1

40 All-Time Results N10 at South Dakota State * W, 3-0 N11 at Augustana * W, 3-0 N15 Air Force W, 3-0 N18 vs. North Dakota! L, 3-2 D1 Air Force @ W, 3-2 D2 West Texas State @ L, 3-1 1990 (24-9, 7-2 NCC) NCAA Regional Participant S7 at West Texas State t L, 3-0 S8 vs. Angelo State t W, 3-0 S8 vs. Eastern New Mexico t W, 3-0 S11 at Denver W, 3-0 S13 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-0 S18 at Regis W, 3-1 S21 Metro State W, 3-0 S22 at Colorado College W, 3-0 S26 Denver W, 3-0 S28 at Cal State-Hayward W, 3-0 S29 vs. California Davis L, 3-2 S29 at Sonoma State W, 3-0 S30 at Cal State-Chico W, 3-1 O5 at North Dakota State * L, 3-1 O6 at North Dakota * W, 3-2 O10 at Air Force W, 3-1 O19 Augustana * W, 3-0 O20 South Dakota State * W, 3-0 O24 Air Force W, 3-0 O26 at Mankato State * L, 3-2 O27 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 N2 vs. Northern Michigan % W, 3-0 N2 vs. Florida Southern % L, 3-2 N3 vs. Central Missouri St. % L, 3-0 N3 vs. Ferris State % W, 3-2 N4 vs. North Dakota State % L, 3-1 N4 vs. California Davis % W, 3-1 N9 South Dakota * W, 3-0 N10 Morningside * W, 3-0 N16 vs. Nebraska-Omaha! W, 3-0 N17 vs. North Dakota! W, 3-1 N17 at North Dakota State! L, 3-0 N24 Regis @ L, 3-2 1991 (28-12, 7-2 NCC) NCAA Elite 8 - Fifth in nation S7 at Chadron State d W, 3-0 S7 vs. South Dakota Tech d W, 3-0 S10 Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S11 Regis W, 3-1 S13 vs. Cameron e L, 3-1 S13 at West Texas State e L, 3-0 S14 vs. Portland State e L, 3-0 S14 vs. Oral Roberts e W, 3-0 S19 Air Force W, 3-0 S20 Colorado College W, 3-0 S27 Texas Woman s University b W, 3-1 S27 Nebraska-Omaha b W, 3-0 S28 Air Force b L, 3-1 S28 Augustana b L, 3-1 O4 at South Dakota State * W, 3-1 O5 at Augustana * W, 3-2 O9 at Metro State W, 3-2 O11 St. Cloud State * W, 3-1 O12 Mankato State * W, 3-2 O15 at Denver L, 3-2 O18 at Morningside * L, 3-2 O19 at South Dakota * W, 3-0 O25 North Dakota * W, 3-1 O26 North Dakota State * L, 3-2 N1 vs. Angelo State % W, 3-0 N1 vs. Cal State-Chico % W, 3-1 N2 vs. Metro State % L, 3-1 N2 vs. California Davis % L, 3-1 N3 vs. Ferris State % W, 3-1 N3 vs. Cal State-Chico % W, 3-0 N8 at Nebraska-Omaha *f W, 3-2 N9 vs. Minnesota-Duluth f W, 3-1 N9 vs. Nebraska-Kearney f W, 3-0 N12 at Air Force W, 3-1 N15 vs. Nebraska-Omaha! W, 3-1 N16 vs. North Dakota! W, 3-1 N16 vs. North Dakota State! L, 3-0 N29 vs. Metro State @ W, 3-1 N30 at Regis @ W, 3-2 D7 vs. Florida Southern # L, 3-1 1992 (31-8, 7-2 NCC) NCAA Elite 8-5th in nation S1 CU-Colorado Springs W, 3-0 S4 vs. Peru State a W, 3-1 S4 vs. Central Missouri St. a W, 3-2 S5 vs. Texas Woman s Univ. a W, 3-2 S5 vs. Emporia State a W, 3-1 S5 vs. Central Missouri St. a W, 3-2 S8 at Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S11 vs. CS-Dominguez Hills c W, 3-0 S11 vs. Seattle Pacific c W, 3-1 S12 vs. California-Riverside c W, 3-0 S12 vs. Cal State-Chico c L, 3-2 S15 Metro State W, 3-1 S17 Air Force W, 3-0 S24 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-0 S25 Eastern New Mexico b W, 3-1 S25 Humboldt State b W, 3-0 S26 Mankato State b W, 3-1 S26 Angelo State b W, 3-1 O2 at St. Cloud State * L, 3-0 O3 at Mankato State * W, 3-1 O9 Morningside * W, 3-1 O10 South Dakota * W, 3-0 O16 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 O17 at North Dakota State * L, 3-0 O20 Southern Colorado W, 3-0 O23 at Regis W, 3-2 O27 at Air Force W, 3-0 O30 Denver W, 3-1 N3 Augustana * W, 3-0 N6 vs. Ferris State % L, 3-0 N6 vs. Chapman % W, 3-1 N7 vs. North Dakota State % L, 3-2 N7 vs. Central Missouri St. % L, 3-1 N8 vs. Augustana % W, 3-0 N8 vs. Morningside % W, 3-1 N13 South Dakota State * W, 3-0 N20 vs. Mankato State! L, 3-0 N28 at Metro State @ W, 3-1 D5 vs. Northern Michigan # L, 3-1 1993 (35-6, 7-2 NCC) NCAA Elite 8 - Fourth in nation S3 vs. Eastern New Mexico a W, 3-2 S3 vs. Emporia State a W, 3-0 S4 vs. Fort Hays State a W, 3-0 S4 at Washburn a W, 3-0 S4 vs. Augustana a W, 3-0 S7 at Colorado College W, 3-0 S13 Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S15 at CU-Colorado Springs W, 3-0 S17 Air Force W, 3-2 S18 at Metro State L, 3-0 S22 Regis W, 3-0 S24 Nebraska-Kearney b W, 3-0 S24 Grand Canyon b W, 3-2 S24 Air Force b W, 3-0 S25 Denver b W, 3-0 S25 Texas Woman s University b W, 3-0 O1 North Dakota State * L, 3-2 O2 North Dakota * W, 3-0 O8 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-2 O9 vs. Northeast Missouri St. W, 3-2 O15 at Augustana * W, 3-0 O16 at South Dakota State * W, 3-2 O19 at Denver L, 3-1 O22 Mankato State * W, 3-0 O23 St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 O29 vs. Minnesota-Duluth % W, 3-1 O29 vs. Ferris State % W, 3-0 O30 vs. Cal Poly Pomona % W, 3-0 O30 vs. Augustana % W, 3-0 O31 vs. California Davis % W, 3-2 O31 vs. Metro State % W, 3-2 N5 at South Dakota * W, 3-0 N6 at Morningside * L, 3-2 N12 vs. Augustana! W, 3-0 N13 vs. Nebraska-Omaha! W, 3-0 N13 vs. St. Cloud State! W, 3-1 N19 vs. St. Cloud State @ W, 3-1 N20 vs. Nebraska-Omaha @ W, 3-1 D4 vs. Regis # W, 3-0 D5 at Northern Michigan # L, 3-0 D6 vs. Portland State # L, 3-0 1994 (30-6, 17-1 NCC) NCAA Elite 8 - Third in nation S6 CU-Colorado Springs W, 3-0 S7 at Air Force L, 3-2 S9 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-1 S10 vs. Minnesota-Duluth L, 3-2 S10 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside W, 3-0 S14 at Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S16 North Dakota State * W, 3-0 S17 North Dakota * W, 3-0 S20 at Regis L, 3-2 S23 vs. South Dakota * W, 3-0 S24 at Morningside * W, 3-0 S30 vs. Metro State % W, 3-0 S30 vs. Abilene Christian % W, 3-0 O1 vs. Nebraska-Kearney % W, 3-2 O1 vs. Cal Poly-Pomona % W, 3-0 O2 vs. Michigan Tech % L, 3-1 O4 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-0 O7 St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 O8 Mankato State * W, 3-0 O11 Metro State W, 3-0 O14 at Augustana * W, 3-1 O15 at South Dakota State * W, 3-0 O21 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 O22 at North Dakota State * W, 3-2 O25 Denver W, 3-0 O28 Morningside * L, 3-1 O29 South Dakota * W, 3-0 N4 at Mankato State * W, 3-0 N5 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-1 N11 South Dakota State * W, 3-0 N12 Augustana * W, 3-0 N18 vs. Minnesota-Duluth @ W, 3-1 N19 vs. Nebraska-Kearney @ W, 3-1 D3 vs. Barry # W, 3-0 D4 at Cal St.-Bakersfield # L, 3-1 D5 vs. Central Missouri State # W, 3-0 1995 (31-3, 17-1 NCC) NCAA Regional Participant S1 vs. Fort Hays State a W, 3-0 S1 vs. Central Oklahoma a W, 3-0 S2 vs. Emporia State a W, 3-0 S2 vs. Eastern New Mexico a W, 3-0 S5 at CU-Colorado Springs W, 3-0 S6 Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S8 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 S9 at North Dakota State * L, 3-0 S13 Air Force W, 3-1 S15 Morningside * W, 3-0 S16 South Dakota * W, 3-0 S19 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-0 S20 Regis W, 3-0 S22 at Mankato State * W, 3-0 S23 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-2 S29 vs. Tampa % W, 3-0 S29 vs. Missouri Western % W, 3-0 S30 vs. Nebraska-Kearney % W, 3-0 S30 vs. Central Missouri St. % L, 3-1 O1 vs. North Dakota State % W, 3-1 O6 South Dakota State * W, 3-0 O7 Augustana * W, 3-0 O13 North Dakota State * W, 3-1 O14 North Dakota * W, 3-1 O20 at South Dakota * W, 3-0 O21 at Morningside * W, 3-0 O27 St. Cloud State * W, 3-1 O28 Mankato State * W, 3-0 N3 at Augustana * W, 3-1 N4 at South Dakota State * W, 3-1 N7 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-1 N11 at Metro State W, 3-1 N17 at North Dakota State @ W, 3-1 N18 vs. St. Cloud State @ L, 3-1 1996 (13-20, 4-14 NCC) A30 vs. California Davis bb L, 3-1 A30 at West Texas A&M bb L, 3-1 A31 vs. Central Missouri St. bb L, 3-1 A31 vs. Florida Southern bb W, 3-0 S4 CU-Colorado Springs W, 3-0 S6 vs. Ferris State & W, 3-0 S6 at Metro State & W, 3-1 S7 vs. BYU-Hawaii & L, 3-0 S7 at Regis & W, 3-1 S10 at Colorado Christian L, 3-1 S14 vs. Montana State-Billings W, 3-0 S14 at Denver W, 3-0 S17 at Regis W, 3-2 S20 at Morningside * L, 3-2 S21 at South Dakota * W, 3-2 S24 Nebraska-Omaha * L, 3-2 S27 Mankato State * L, 3-1 S28 St. Cloud State * L, 3-1 O2 Metro State W, 3-1 O4 at South Dakota State * L, 3-2 O5 at Augustana * L, 3-0 O11 at North Dakota State * L, 3-0 O12 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 O18 South Dakota * W, 3-0 O19 Morningside * L, 3-1 O26 at St. Cloud State * L, 3-1 O26 at Mankato State * W, 3-1 N1 Augustana * L, 3-1 N2 South Dakota State * L, 3-2 N8 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 3-0 N9 vs. Minnesota-Duluth L, 3-2 N15 North Dakota * L, 3-2 N16 North Dakota State * L, 3-0 1997 (18-11, 12-6 NCC) S3 at CU-Colorado Springs W, 3-2 S5 vs. West Texas A&M & L, 3-1 S5 vs. Colorado Christian & L, 3-0 S6 vs. Lock Haven & W, 3-0 S6 at Metro State L, 3-0 S9 Colorado Christian L, 3-1 S12 at Washburn W, 3-1 S13 at Texas Lutheran W, 3-0 S13 at Denver W, 3-1 S16 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-2 S19 at Mankato State * L, 3-2 S20 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-2 S24 Denver W, 3-1 S26 South Dakota State * L, 3-1 S27 Augustana * W, 3-1 S30 Regis L, 3-1 O3 North Dakota State * L, 3-1 O4 North Dakota * W, 3-0 O10 at South Dakota * W, 3-0 O11 at Morningside * W, 3-0 O17 St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 O18 Mankato State * W, 3-0 O24 at Augustana * L, 3-1 O25 at South Dakota State * W, 3-2

All-Time Results O28 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 3-0 N7 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 N8 at North Dakota State * L, 3-0 N14 Morningside * W, 3-0 N15 South Dakota * W, 3-0 1998 (19-13, 11-7 NCC) A28 vs. Western Washington q W, 3-1 A28 at Southwest State q W, 3-1 A29 vs. Morningside q L, 3-1 A29 vs. Minnesota-Morris q W, 3-1 S1 Colorado Mines W, 3-0 S4 vs. BYU-Hawaii & L, 3-0 S4 vs. Southern Colorado & L, 3-2 S5 vs. IPFW & W, 3-2 S5 vs. Colorado Christian & L, 3-2 S9 at Colorado Christian L, 3-1 S15 at Regis L, 3-1 S18 at South Dakota State * L, 3-1 S19 at Augustana * L, 3-1 S25 at North Dakota State * L, 3-1 S26 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 S30 CU-Colorado Springs W, 3-0 O2 South Dakota * W, 3-0 O3 Morningside * W, 3-0 O7 at Metro State W, 3-1 O9 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-1 O10 at Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-0 O16 Augustana * L, 3-1 O17 South Dakota State * L, 3-2 O20 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 3-2 O23 North Alabama W, 3-2 O30 North Dakota * W, 3-0 O31 North Dakota State * L, 3-1 N6 at Morningside * W, 3-1 N7 at South Dakota * W, 3-0 N10 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-0 N13 Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-0 N14 St. Cloud State * W, 3-1 1999 (25-7, 15-3 NCC) NCAA Regional Participant A27 vs. Central Washington t W, 3-0 A27 at Grand Canyon t L, 3-0 A28 vs. North Dakota t W, 3-1 A28 vs. Western Washington t W, 3-0 S1 at Colorado Mines W, 3-2 S3 vs. Central Missouri State r W, 3-2 S3 vs. Regis r L, 3-0 S4 vs. Colorado Christian r L, 3-1 S4 vs. Barry University r W, 3-1 S8 Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S9 Metro State W, 3-0 S14 Regis W, 3-2 S17 North Dakota State * W, 3-1 S18 North Dakota * W, 3-0 S24 at South Dakota * W, 3-0 S25 at Morningside * W, 3-0 O1 St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 O2 Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-1 O8 at Augustana * W, 3-2 O9 at South Dakota State * L, 3-1 O15 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-2 O22 at North Dakota State * L, 3-0 O23 at North Dakota * W, 3-1 O26 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 3-2 O29 Morningside * W, 3-0 O30 South Dakota * W, 3-0 N5 at Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-1 N6 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-1 N12 South Dakota State * W, 3-1 N13 Augustana * W, 3-1 N19 vs. Nebraska-Omaha @ W, 3-1 N20 at North Dakota State @ L, 3-2 2000 (25-8, 14-4 NCC) NCAA Regional Participant A25 vs. Barry s W, 3-1 A25 vs. Florida Southern s W, 3-1 A26 vs. Cameron s L, 3-2 A26 at North Florida s W, 3-2 A30 at Regis W, 3-0 S1 vs. Minnesota-Duluth r L, 3-1 S2 at Metro State r W, 3-1 S2 vs. Colorado Christian r W, 3-0 S2 vs. Central Missouri State r W, 3-0 S5 Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S9 Mesa State W, 3-0 S12 Colorado Mines W, 3-0 S15 South Dakota * W, 3-1 S16 Morningside * W, 3-0 S20 at Metro State L, 3-2 S22 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 S23 at Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-0 S29 Augustana * L, 3-2 S30 South Dakota State * W, 3-2 O7 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 3-0 O13 North Dakota * W, 3-0 O14 North Dakota State * W, 3-1 O20 at Morningside * W, 3-1 O21 at South Dakota * W, 3-1 O24 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-1 O27 Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-0 O28 St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 N3 at South Dakota State * L, 3-0 N4 at Augustana * L, 3-1 N10 at North Dakota State * W, 3-0 N11 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 N16 vs. North Dakota State @ W, 3-1 N17 at Augustana @ L, 3-0 2001 (19-15, 11-7 NCC) NCAA Regional Participant A24 vs. Incarnate Word u W, 3-0 A24 at Nebraska-Kearney u L, 3-1 A25 vs. College of St. Mary u L, 3-0 A25 vs. Texas A&M Kingsville u W, 3-0 A28 at Colorado Mines W, 3-1 A31 vs. Abilene Christian r L, 3-1 A31 at Regis r L, 3-1 S1 vs. Colorado Christian r W, 3-0 S1 vs. Cameron r L, 3-0 S4 Metro State L, 3-2 S7 vs. Bemidji State v W, 3-0 S8 vs. Southwest State v W, 3-0 S8 vs. Winona State v W, 3-0 S18 at Colorado Christian L, 3-2 S21 at Augustana * L, 3-0 S22 at South Dakota State * L, 3-1 S29 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-0 O3 Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-0 O5 at North Dakota * W, 3-1 O6 at North Dakota State * L, 3-0 O9 St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 O12 Morningside * W, 3-0 O13 South Dakota * W, 3-0 O16 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 3-1 O19 at Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-1 O20 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 O26 South Dakota State * L, 3-1 O27 Augustana * W, 3-2 N2 North Dakota State * L, 3-1 N3 North Dakota * W, 3-0 N9 at South Dakota * L, 3-2 N10 at Morningside * W, 3-1 N15 vs. Minnesota St.-Mankato @ W, 3-0 N16 at North Dakota State @ L, 3-0 Ron Alexander Head Coach 2002-present 63-5 (.926) 2002 (31-3, 15-1 NCC) NCAA Elite 8 - Fifth in nation A30 vs. C.W. Post t W, 3-0 A30 vs. Cal-Poly Pomona t W, 3-2 A31 vs. Western Oregon t W, 3-0 A31 at Grand Canyon t W, 3-0 S3 at Metro State W, 3-2 S6 vs. Northern Michigan r W, 3-0 S6 vs. Western State r W, 3-0 S7 vs. Central Missouri State r W, 3-0 S7 vs. Minnesota-Duluth r W, 3-1 S13 vs. Northern State v W, 3-1 S14 vs. Minnesota-Duluth v L, 3-1 S15 vs. Southwest State v W, 3-0 S17 Colorado Christian W, 3-0 S20 St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 S21 North Dakota State * W, 3-2 S24 at Regis W, 3-0 S27 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-0 S28 South Dakota * W, 3-0 O3 at Augustana * L, 3-0 O5 Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-2 O8 Colorado Mines W, 3-0 O12 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, 3-0 O18 at North Dakota * W, 3-0 O19 at North Dakota State * W, 3-0 O26 at South Dakota * W, 3-1 N1 South Dakota State * W, 3-2 N2 Augustana * W, 3-1 N7 at St. Cloud State * W, 3-0 N9 North Dakota * W, 3-0 N15 at Minnesota St.-Mankato * W, 3-1 N16 at South Dakota State * W, 3-1 N22 Minnesota St.-Mankato @ W, 3-1 N23 South Dakota State @ W, 3-1 D5 vs. Tampa # L, 3-1 2003 (32-2) Division I Independent Champions First Season as Division I Independent A29 vs. Briar Cliff w W, 3-0 A29 vs. Hawaii Pacific w L, 3-2 A30 at Hawaii-Hilo w W, 3-1 A30 vs. Seattle University w W, 3-0 S3 North Dakota State r W, 3-1 S5 vs. St. Edward s r W, 3-0 S5 at Regis r W, 3-0 S6 vs. CS-San Bernardino r L, 3-2 S6 vs. Truman State r W, 3-0 S9 Colorado State-Pueblo W, 3-0 S12 vs. Wilmington College x W, 3-0 S12 vs. Shippensburg x W, 3-0 S13 vs. North Carolina Central x W, 3-0 S13 at West Chester x W, 3-0 S16 at Metro State W, 3-0 S20 Nebraska-Kearney W, 3-0 S23 Regis W, 3-0 O2 at Westminster College W, 3-0 O3 at Utah Valley State W, 3-0 O10 vs. Christian Brothers y W, 3-0 O11 vs. Pittsburg State y W, 3-0 41 O11 at Truman State y W, 3-1 O17 vs. Northern Kentucky z W, 3-0 O17 at Edinboro z W, 3-2 O18 vs. Lock Haven z W, 3-0 O18 vs. Lees-McRae z W, 3-0 O28 Metro State W, 3-0 O31 Western State W, 3-0 N1 Mesa State W, 3-0 N7 Utah Valley State W, 3-0 N14 vs. Texas-Pan American aa W, 3-0 N14 vs. TAMU-Corpus Christi aa W, 3-0 N15 at IPFW aa W, 3-1 N15 vs. Utah Valley State aa W, 3-1 All-Time Record 765-296 (.721) NOTE: Northern Colorado had a volleyball program prior to 1976 (the first-year listed) but results are incomplete. Those years are not figured into all-time records, results or series records. Tournament Key a Washburn Invitational b UNC Invite/Northern Premier c WIVT International d Chadron State Tournament e West Texas A&M Tournament f Nebraska-Omaha Classic g Northern Kentucky Tournament h Metro State Invitational i Central Missouri St. Tournament j Regis Invitational k Coors Invitational l Brigham Young Invitational m Oral Roberts Invitational n Occidental College Invitational o Kansas State Invitational p Cleveland State Invitational q Southwest State Invitational r Metro/Regis Premier Challenge s North Florida Kickoff Classic t Canyon Court Classic u UNK Tournament (Kearney, Neb.) v NCC/Northern Sun Crossover w Hawaiian Style Classic (Hilo, Hawaii) x West Chester Ram Fest (West Chester, Pa.) y Truman State Days Inn Classic (Kirksville) z Edinboro Invitational (Edinboro, Pa.) aa Division I Independent Championships bb West Texas A&M Tournament % Air Force Premier (USAFA, Colo.) + IAC Matches = IAC Regionals? AIAW Regionals & AIAW Nationals, Colorado Premier $ CDC Matches ^ CDC Tournament * NCC Matches! NCC Tournament @ NCAA Regionals # NCAA II Elite Eight

42 School W L Abilene Christian 1 1 Adams State 4 0 Air Force 43 14 Alaska-Anchorage 11 3 Alaska-Fairbanks 11 0 Angelo State 3 2 Arizona 0 3 Arizona State 0 3 Army 1 0 Augustana (S.D.) 21 7 Azusa-Pacific (Calif.) 2 2 Barry 3 0 Bemidji State 1 0 Bowling Green 1 0 Bradley 1 0 Briar Cliff 1 0 Brigham Young 0 6 Brigham Young J.V. 1 0 Brigham Young-Hawaii 0 1 Cal-Berkeley 1 1 California Davis 3 4 Cal Poly-Pomona 3 1 Cal-Riverside 2 7 Cal State-Bakersfield 1 3 Cal State-Chico 5 1 Cal State-Dominguez Hills 2 0 Cal State-Hayward 3 0 Cal State-Northridge 0 7 Cal State-Sacramento 0 3 Cal State-San Bernardino 0 1 Cameron (Okla.) 0 3 Carroll (Mont.) 3 0 Central Florida 1 1 Central Missouri State 7 7 Central Oklahoma 1 0 Central Washington 1 0 Chadron State 8 0 Chapman (Calif.) 4 4 Charleston (S.C.) 1 0 Christian Brothers 1 0 Cleveland State (Ohio) 2 2 College of St. Mary 0 1 Colorado 4 0 Colorado Christian 10 6 Colorado College 32 0 Colorado-Colorado Springs 8 0 Colorado Mines 10 0 Colorado State 6 10 Colorado State J.V. 1 0 Colorado State-Pueblo 8 1 Colorado Women s 4 0 Creighton 0 0 C.W. Post 1 0 Delaware 1 0 Denver 25 3 East Texas State 3 1 Eastern Montana 11 0 Eastern New Mexico 7 0 Edinboro (Pa.) 1 0 Elmhurst (Ill.) 1 0 Emporia State 6 0 Ferris State (Mich.) 4 2 Florida International 4 1 All-Time Series Results School W L Florida Southern 2 3 Fort Hays State 2 0 Fort Lewis 6 0 Gonzaga 0 0 Grand Canyon 2 1 Grand Valley State 0 1 Hawaii-Hilo 1 2 Hawaii Pacific 0 1 Houston 0 1 Humboldt State 1 0 Idaho 1 0 Idaho State 2 1 Incarnate Word 1 0 Indiana State 1 1 Iowa State 3 1 IPFW 3 0 Kansas 3 1 Kansas State 3 2 Lamar 1 0 LaVerne (Calif.) 0 1 Lees McRae (N.C.) 1 0 Lewis (Ill.) 1 1 Lock Haven 2 0 Mesa State 13 0 Metro State 47 9 Michigan Tech 0 1 Minnesota-Duluth 6 5 Minnesota-Morris 1 0 Minnesota State-Mankato 22 3 Missouri 1 0 Missouri-St. Louis 1 0 Missouri Southern 1 1 Missouri Western 3 1 Montana 0 0 Montana State 0 2 Morningside 15 5 National College (S.D.) 1 0 Nebraska 2 2 Nebraska-Kearney 6 1 Nebraska-Omaha 24 9 Nevada 2 0 New Mexico 3 0 New Mexico Highlands 4 0 New Mexico State 2 2 North Alabama 1 0 North Carolina Central 1 0 North Dakota 26 1 North Dakota State 16 20 North Florida 1 0 Northern Arizona 1 2 Northern Kentucky 2 0 Northern Michigan 3 2 Northern State 1 0 Northwest Missouri State 4 0 Occidental (Calif.) 1 0 Oklahoma 0 1 Oklahoma State 1 0 Oral Roberts 1 2 Oregon 0 0 Peru State (Neb.) 1 0 Pittsburg State (Kan.) 2 0 Portland State 1 6 Quincy 1 0 School W L Regis (Colo.) 33 15 Robert Morris 0 0 Rockmount (Colo.) 1 0 St. Cloud State 22 3 St. Edwards (Tx.) 1 0 Saint Mary s (Calif.) 0 2 Sam Houston State 1 1 San Francisco State 0 1 Santa Fe 2 0 Seattle University 1 0 Seattle Pacific 1 0 Shippensburg (Pa.) 1 0 Sonoma State 2 0 South Dakota 22 1 South Dakota State 17 7 South Dakota Tech 1 0 Southern Illinois 1 1 Southern Utah 7 0 Southeast Missouri State 1 0 Southwest State (Minn.) 4 0 Southwest Missouri State 0 1 Southwest Texas State 1 0 Southwestern (Kan.) 1 0 Tampa (Fla.) 1 3 Tennessee 1 0 Tennessee-Martin 1 0 Texas 0 2 Texas A&M 0 1 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 1 0 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 0 Texas-Arlington 0 1 Texas-El Paso 5 2 Texas Lutheran 1 2 Texas-Pan American 1 0 Texas Tech 2 2 Texas Woman s 3 0 Truman State 5 0 Tulsa 4 0 UMKC 1 0 Utah 2 4 Utah State 1 4 Utah Valley State 3 0 Washburn 2 0 Washington State 1 0 Wayne State (Mich.) 1 0 Weber State 6 0 West Chester 1 0 West Texas A&M 3 7 Western Oregon 1 0 Western State 8 0 Western Washington 2 0 Westminster College (Utah) 1 0 Wichita State 0 0 Wilmington College 1 0 Winona State 1 0 Wisconsin 1 0 Wisconsin-Green Bay 0 0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0 0 Wisconsin-Parkside 1 0 Wright State 1 0 Wyoming 6 6 Grey scale indicates 2004 season opponents. Results from 1976 season through present.

Butler-Hancock Hall 43 Top 15 Volleyball Crowds at Butler-Hancock 1. 1,425 vs. Minnesota State (Nov. 22, 2002) # 2. 1,376 vs. South Dakota State (Nov. 23, 2002) # 3. 1,368 vs. Metro State (Oct. 11, 1994) 4. 1,169 vs. Augustana (Nov. 2, 2002) 5. 960 vs. North Dakota (Nov. 9, 2002) 6. 855 vs. St. Cloud State (Sept. 28, 1996) 7. 842 vs. St. Cloud State (Oct. 27, 1995) 8. 802 vs. North Dakota State (Oct. 1, 1993) 9. 797 vs. CU-Colorado Springs (Sept. 6, 1994) 10. 758 vs. South Dakota State (Nov. 1, 2002) 11. 728 vs. South Dakota (Sept. 28, 2002) 12. 725 vs. Regis (Nov. 11, 1990) # 13. 705 vs. Colorado Christian (Sept. 13, 1993) 14. 699 vs. North Dakota State (Oct. 13, 1995) 15. 682 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (Sept. 27, 2002) # - NCAA Tournament matchup Located on UNC s west campus, Butler-Hancock Hall serves as The Home of the Bears. Named for longtime UNC coaches Pete Butler and John Hancock, Butler-Hancock Hall opened its doors Feb. 4, 1975, with a basketball doubleheader. The UNC women played Wyoming, while the men played host to Air Force. With a seating capacity of 4,500 fans, Butler-Hancock Hall has been the site of numerous memorable events. UNC has played host to regional volleyball tournaments in 1981, 1989, 1990 and 2002, a regional men s basketball tournament in 1989 and a regional women s basketball game in 1995. Butler-Hancock Hall was also the site of the 1992, 1996 and 2001 NCAA Division II National Wrestling Championships. In the summer of 2002, Butler-Hancock hosted a men s olympic volleyball exhibition match between the United States and Korean national teams. The Bears have recorded an impressive 251-48 (.839) record at Butler-Hancock Hall since 1976. Between Oct. 1, 1993, and Oct. 28, 1994, UNC won 11 straight matches and a school-record 34 consecutive games. During the 2002 season, the Bears posted a perfect 12-0 record at home, including winning the North Central Regional on their home court. UNC was also undefeated at home in 2003, won 24 of the 26 sets they played in and bring a 21-match home winning streak into the 2004 season. The Bears longest home winning streak is 33 matches. The streak began after UNC lost to Air Force at in the finals of the UNC Invitational on Sept. 28, 1985. The Bears then won 33 straight home matches until the Kansas Jayhawks handed the Bears a 3-2 defeat on Nov. 8, 1987. The Bears also enjoy playing in front of some of the best fans in the nation. In the mid-1990s, UNC ranked among the nation s leaders in average attendance. On Oct. 11, 1994, the Bears drew 1,368 fans for a match against intrastate rival Metro State. In 2002, UNC set a season attendance average record of 773 fans in 12 matches, a figure that ranked second nationally. UNC also smashed its single game attendance record when 1,425 fans attended their North Central Regional semifinal victory over Minnesota State, Mankato on Nov. 22, 2002. When UNC hosts Wyoming in the 2004 home opener (Sept. 7), the match will be the 300th Bears volleyball match played in Butler-Hancock Hall. Year Record Pct. 1976 0-3.000 1977 5-2.714 1978 5-2.714 1979 7-1.875 1980 13-0 1.000 1981 15-0 1.000 1982 9-2*.818 1983 9-7.563 1984 9-0 1.000 1985 10-2.833 1986 16-0 1.000 1987 12-1.923 1988 7-2.778 1989 9-2.818 Year Record Pct. 1990 8-1.889 1991 9-3.750 1992 14-0 1.000 1993 11-1.917 1994 11-1.917 1995 12-0 1.000 1996 3-8.273 1997 8-4.667 1998 9-3.750 1999 13-0 1.000 2000 11-1 #.917 2001 7-3.700 2002 12-0 1.000 2003 8-0 1.000 Total 251-48.839 * Does not include a 7-5 record at Gunter Hall # Played 2000 season at Student Recreation Center (not counted in all-time record) The 2002 UNC squad celebrates its 3-1 victory over South Dakota State for the North Central Regional Championship in front of 1,376 fans at Butler-Hancock Hall (Nov. 23, 2002).

44 UNC Hall of Fame 1993 Team - Class of 2003 The 1993 UNC volleyball team compiled a 35-6 overall record, a 7-2 North Central Conference mark, won the North Central Region and advanced to the NCAA Elite 8 where they finished in fourth place. The Bears began the season ranked fourth and rolled off nine wins to begin the year. During the year, UNC claimed tournament titles at the Washburn Invite, the Air Force Premier, and the NCC Tournament. The team defeated St. Cloud State and Nebraska-Omaha at the regional to advance to the Elite 8 where they defeated Regis in the first round before losing to Northern Michigan and Portland State. At the Elite 8, sophomore Deb Ponis set NCAA records for kills (111) and attacks (261) at the tournament. UNC set a school record with 23 shutouts during the season and head coach Linda Delk won her 500th career match during the campaign. 2003 Hall of Fame Photo (left). First Row (L-R): Dawn Fujimoto, Vicki Pruett, Tatjana Smith, Amber Petty, Deb Ponis. Back Row: Asst. Coach Jami Tolle, Dawn Schaefer, Tonya Norris, Erica Wymore, Kelly Bender, Brittany Tonniges, Dana Cash, Stormie Wells-, Head Coach Linda Delk. 1993 Team Photo (right). First Row (L-R): Deb Ponis, Stormie Wells, Vicki Pruett, Dana Cash, Tatjana Smith, and Dawn Fujimoto. Back Row: Asst. Coach Jami Tolle, Head Coach Linda Delk, Kelly Bender, Dawn Schaefer, Erica Wymore, Tonya Norris, Brittany Tonniges, Amber Petty, Asst. Coach Ap Clarke. Dana (Cash) Ausec - Class of 2000 Ausec was a three-year starter at outside hitter, earned first team AVCA All-America honors in 1993 and second team honors in 1992. She helped the Bears to a fourth-place national finish and a North Central Conference championship in 1993. A two-time All-NCC performer, she was named the league s Player of the Year as a senior (1993). An excellent student, she earned several academic awards, including NCC All-Academic, Academic All-North Central Region and GTE Academic All- District. Upon graduation, she received a prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. Lark Birdsong - Class of 1997 Birdsong was a four-year letterwinner in volleyball, basketball, and tennis and participated in track and field and in field hockey from 1968-72. After UNC, she coached at the University of Iowa, where she implemented the women s basketball program and later coached a player who was selected to the women s junior program. Kristy Jordan - Class of 2001 Jordan was a setter and outside hitter on the volleyball squad for four seasons. In 1979, she earned first team All-American honors and helped the Bears win an AIAW regional championship and place fourth at the AIAW national tournament. A two-time All-Intermountain Conference selection, Jordan also led the 1980 squad to a regional title and seventh-place showing at the national tournament. For her efforts, she was tabbed the AIAW Region VII Most Valuable Player as a senior. Former head coach Linda Delk credits Jordan as one of the players who helped put UNC volleyball on the map. Deb Ponis - Class of 2002 Ponis was a three-time All-American, a three-time all-region selection and a three-time all-conference performer in volleyball from 1993-97. She was selected two times as a member of the Elite Eight All-Tournament team. Ponis ranks third at UNC in kills (1,811) and fourth in digs (1,613). Ponis was also an All-American on the tennis court and compiled a singles record of 47-7 in her first three years of singles competition. She gained the NCAA Postgraduate scholarship and was a member of Student Athlete Advisory Council. Linda Delk - Class of 2002 Delk tallied a career record of 702-291 in 26 years as UNC s head women s volleyball coach. She guided squads to eight conference titles and advanced to postseason competition 17 times. Twice her teams finished among the top eight teams in the nation in the AIAW Championships. Delk s squads qualified for four straight NCAA Elite Eight Championships in the early 90s, including in 1994 when the Bears finished a school-record third. She ranks among the top 15 winningest Division II coaches in the nation. She was named the Colorado Sportswoman of the Year in 1995. Delk coached five academic All-Americans, and earned her master s degree from UNC in 1978. Delk was also inducted into the Colorado Sportswomen Hall of Fame. Delk Milestone Victories 50 Eastern New Mexico - Oct. 20, 1979 (15-8, 15-7, 15-10) 100 Colorado College - Nov. 4, 1980 (15-4, 15-12, 15-3) 150 Central Missouri State - Dec. 3, 1981 (15-11, 12-15, 15-7) 200 Colorado College - Oct. 4, 1983 (17-19, 15-13, 11-15, 15-8) 250 West Texas State - Nov. 8, 1984 (15-11, 10-15, 15-3, 15-13) 300 Southeast Missouri State - Oct. 18, 1986 (15-9, 10-15, 15-10) 350 Metro State - Nov. 11, 1987 (12-15, 15-8, 15-7, 15-5) 400 Regis - Nov. 8, 1989 (14-16, 16-14, 15-1, 15-13) 450 Minnesota-Duluth - Nov. 9, 1991 (15-4,15-12, 14-16, 15-4) 500 Air Force - Sept. 24, 1993 (15-8, 15-3, 15-9) 550 Nebraska-Kearney - Nov. 19, 1994 (11-15, 15-6, 15-13, 15-9) 600 Texas Lutheran - Sept. 13, 1997 (15-2, 15-8, 15-9) 650 Nebraska-Omaha - Oct. 15, 1999 (12-15, 15-9, 8-15, 15-6, 15-8) 700 North Dakota - Nov. 3, 2001 (30-15, 30-26, 30-12)

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UNC Volleyball Schedule Sept. 3.......... @ New Mexico #............................ 2:30 p.m. Sept. 4.......... vs. Creighton #............................ 10:00 a.m. Sept. 4.......... vs. Montana #.............................. 5:00 p.m. Sept. 7.......... Wyoming................................. 7:00 p.m. Sept. 10......... vs. British Columbia $ (exhibition)................ 1:00 p.m. Sept. 10......... vs. Oregon $............................... 6:00 p.m. Sept. 11......... vs. Gonzaga $.............................. 1:00 p.m. Sept. 11......... @ Portland State............................ 8:30 p.m. Sept. 14......... @ Air Force Academy........................ 7:00 p.m. Sept. 17......... @ BYU!.................................. 10:00 a.m. Sept. 17......... vs. Saint Mary s!............................ 2:00 p.m. Sept. 18......... @ Utah!.................................. 12:00 p.m. Sept. 21......... Metro State................................ 7:00 p.m. Sept. 24......... vs. Texas-Pan American &.................... 7:00 p.m. Sept. 25......... vs. North Dakota State &.................... 1:00 p.m. Sept. 25......... vs. Robert Morris &......................... 7:00 p.m. Sept. 29......... @ Wichita State............................ 6:00 p.m. Sept. 30......... @ UMKC.................................. 6:00 p.m. Oct. 5........... Air Force Academy......................... 7:00 p.m. Oct. 7........... @ South Dakota State....................... 6:00 p.m. Oct. 8........... @ North Dakota State........................ 6:00 p.m. Oct. 13.......... South Dakota State......................... 7:00 p.m. Oct. 15.......... @ Texas-Pan American....................... 6:00 p.m. Oct. 16.......... @ Texas A&M-Corpus Christi................... 3:00 p.m. Oct. 19.......... @ Metro State.............................. 7:00 p.m. Oct. 23.......... vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay..................... 2:00 p.m. Oct. 23.......... @ Wisconsin-Milwaukee...................... 6:00 p.m. Oct. 26.......... @ Weber State............................. 7:00 p.m. Oct. 27.......... @ Utah Valley State......................... 7:00 p.m. Nov. 6.......... Utah Valley State........................... 7:00 p.m. Nov. 11.......... vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi %............... 10:00 a.m. Nov. 11.......... vs. IPFW %................................ 5:00 p.m. Nov. 12.......... vs. South Dakota State %..................... 10:00 a.m. Nov. 12.......... vs. North Dakota State %...................... 5:00 p.m. Nov. 13.......... vs. Texas-Pan American %.................... 10:00 a.m. Nov. 13.......... @ Utah Valley State %....................... 5:00 p.m. # - University of New Mexico Tournament (Albuquerque, N.M.) $ - Portland State University Tournament (Portland, Ore.)! - BYU/Utah Challenge (Provo/Salt Lake City, Utah) & - Best Western Regency Northern Colorado Classic (Greeley, Colo.) % - Division I Independent Championship (Orem, Utah) Home games are listed in BOLD and are held at Butler-Hancock Hall. All times are Mountain Standard Time and are subject to change. www.uncbears.com