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ASU VB Weekly Template 2004 Sun Devil Volleyball #22 Arizona (Nov. 19, 7 p.m.) • Wells Fargo Arena • Fox Sports Net ASU Media Relations 2004 Record 10-14 (P) 480-965-6594 Home Record:4-5 (F) 480-965-5408 Away Record:6-9 Volleyball Contact: Jeff Evans 2004 Pac-10: 5-10 E-Mail: [email protected] Head Coach:Brad Saindon Website: www.TheSunDevils.com (2nd Season/19-32) 2004 Season Results Sun Devil Volleyball Returns Home For Rivalry 2004 Record: 10-14 (5-10 Pac-10) Match With No. 22 Arizona Wildcats DATE OPPONENT RESULT/TIME The Arizona State Volleyball team (10-14, 5-10 Pac-10) return home this weekend to face No. 22 UNH Volleyball Classic (Durham, N.H.) Arizona (16-9, 8-7 Pac-10) on Friday (Nov. 19) at 7 p.m. at Wells Fargo Arena. ASU is coming off a Sept. 3 vs. FIU W, 3-1 weekend split against the Washington schools and has won two of its last three matches. With five wins Sept. 4 vs. Toledo L, 3-0 in Pac-10 play and 10 overall, the Sun Devils have already surpassed its total amount of wins overall (9) and in league play (4) from last season. After playing six of their last eight matches on the road, the Sun Sept. 4 at New Hampshire W, 3-1 Devils return home to play their final three matches of the 2004 season. Wyndham Buttes/ASU Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) Sept. 10 Fordham W, 3-0 Ranked Opponents: Sept. 11 Pacific L, 3-0 The Sun Devils conclude the season with three straight matches against teams ranked in the AVCA/ Sept. 12 Tulane W, 3-1 CSTV Top 25 poll, as No. 22 Arizona (Nov. 19), No. 9 Stanford (Nov. 26) and No. 14 California (Nov. 27). ASU has played 10 of its 24 matches against ranked opponents this season. at LBSU Tournament (Long Beach, Calif.) Sept. 17at LBSU (#21) L, 3-1Donahue Sets Freshman Digs Record... Again: Sept. 18 vs. CS Fullerton W, 3-2 Freshman libero Sydney Donahue wasted little time etching her name in the Arizona State record books. Twice this season Donahue has set the mark for the best defensive performance in ASU freshman Sept. 23 at California (#16) L, 3-1 history. With 4.52 digs per game, she is also on pace to break the ASU freshman record of 3.62 dpg set Sept. 24 at Stanford (#12) L, 3-0 by Jami Coughlin in 1998. Donahue set the single-match freshman record when she recorded 27 digs in Oct. 1 USC (#3) L, 3-0 the four-game win over New Hampshire (9/4) and then improved that mark with 30 digs against Oregon Oct. 2 UCLA (#10) L, 3-0 State (11/4). Donahue is one of only six players in ASU history to record 30 or more digs. The 30 digs Oct. 8 at Oregon W, 3-1 are tied for the 10th most in ASU single-match history and tied for best during the rally scoring era Oct. 9 at Oregon State W, 3-0 (2001-P). Donahue leads the Sun Devils and ranks sixth in the Pac-10 averaging 4.52 digs per game this Oct. 15 Washington (#1) L, 3-0 season. She also ranks tied for fifth in the league with 0.34 service aces per game. She leads all Pac-10 Oct. 16 Washington State W, 3-2 freshman averaging 0.38 service aces per game and 4.76 digs per game in Pac-10 play. She has recorded double-digits in digs in 17 matches this season, including five with 20-plus digs. Oct. 19 at Northern Arizona L, 3-0 Oct. 22 at Arizona (#23) L, 3-0 Lights, Camera, Action: Oct. 29 at UCLA (#12) L, 3-0 The Sun Devils will make their second national TV appearance this weekend in a tape-delayed broadcast Oct. 30 at USC (#5) L, 3-0 of the Arizona match on FSN. The match against the rival Wildcats can be viewed in the Phoenix area Nov. 4 Oregon State L, 3-1 on Fox Sports Net Arizona on Sunday (Nov. 21) at 1 p.m. Trey Bender and former pro beach volleyball Nov. 5 Oregon W, 3-0 star Sinjin Smith will handle the play-by-play duties from courtside at Wells Fargo Arena. Nov. 11 at Washington State (FSN) W, 3-0 Nov. 12 at Washington (#1) L, 3-0 Scouting Arizona: Nov. 19 Arizona (#22) (FSN) 7 p.m. The Arizona Wildcats enter the second meeting with ASU this season with a 16-9 record overall and are Nov. 26 Stanford (#9) 7 p.m. in sixth place in the Pac-10 with an 8-7 record. Arizona went 1-1 last week, falling to No. 1 Washington Nov. 27 California (#14) 7 p.m. in three games (20-30, 27-30, 23-30) before sweeping (30-17, 30-19, 30-28) Washington State. On the *Pacific-10 Conference match season, Arizona is led by junior Kim Glass, who averages 4.69 kills and 3.04 digs per game. Sophomore Home matches in bold/Subject to Changes Meghan Cumpston adds 3.79 kills and 2.33 digs per game, while junior Jennifer Abernathy averages 3.58 kills and 2.20 digs per game. Setter Stephanie Butkus is averaging 12.24 assists per game, while libero Kelli Mulvany averages 3.38 digs per game. 2004 Pac-10 Standings The All-Time Series: Pac-10 Overall Arizona State leads the all-time series against the rival Wildcats 35-32. Arizona defeated the Sun Devils in School W-L Pct. W-L Pct. straight sets (17-30, 25-30, 24-30) earlier this season in Tucson. ASU has won the last two meetings in Tempe, Washington 14-0 1.000 22-0 1.000 USC 11-3 .786 16-4 .800 sweeping the Wildcats in 2002 (33-31, 30-26, 42-40) and coming back from an 0-2 deficit to gain a 3-2 win last Stanford 11-3 .786 19-6 .760 season (26-30, 23-30, 30-24, 36-34, 15-10). UA has won seven of the last nine meetings. California 9-5 .643 14-9 .609 UCLA 8-6 .571 15-9 .625 Quick Sets: Arizona 8-7 .533 16-9 .640 • Outside hitter Sarah Watkins ranks tied for second in the Pac-10 averaging 0.38 service aces per game. Arizona State 5-10 .333 10-14 .417 • ASU is 2-0 in five-game matches this season and 11-4 over the last three seasons. Oregon State 4-11 .267 10-14 .417 • The Pac-10 currently has six teams ranked in the AVCA/CSTV top 25, including #1 Washington. Washington State 1-13 .071 4-23 .148 • ASU has lost senior OH Natalie Harris and senior setter Giovana Melo to ACL injuries this season. Oregon 1-14 .067 9-16 .360 • The Devils have advanced to the NCAA Tournament in three of the last five seasons (1999, 2000, 2002). • ASU ranks third in the Pac-10 averaging 1.39 service aces per game this season. • Sophomore outside hitter Nicole Morton has recorded double-digits in kills in 18 of 24 matches. www.TheSunDevils.com • Libero Sydney Donahue ranks sixth in the Pac-10 in dpg (4.52) and tied for fifth in sapg (0.34). 2004 Arizona State Sun Devil Volleyball • Weekly Release #12 (Arizona - Nov. 19, 2004) AVCA/CSTV National Poll Head Coach Brad Saindon: Head Coach Brad Saindon is in his second season at the helm of the Sun Devil Volleyball program. No. School (1st votes) ......... Record Saindon has a 19-32 record at ASU and an all-time 263-172 record in 14 seasons at the collegiate level. 1. Washington (62) ................ 22-0 He compiled a career 181-112 record at the University of Colorado from 1986-96, leading the Buffalos to 2. Hawai’i (2) ......................... 23-0 six NCAA Tournaments and two Sweet 16 appearances. Prior to being named ASU’s fifth head volleyball 3. Nebraska (1) ....................... 23-1 coach, Saindon spent time as an assistant coach with the USA Volleyball Men’s National program. He was 4. Penn State .......................... 23-2 also the head coach of the Australian Women’s National Team in the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Saindon 5. Minnesota ........................... 24-4 graduated from ASU in 1976 with a degree in business administration. 6. USC.................................... 16-4 The Coaching Staff: 7. Ohio State........................... 24-2 Assistant coaches Terri Cox-Spann and Jami Coughlin join head coach Brad Saindon as graduates of Arizona 8. Colorado State .................... 22-3 State. Both Cox-Spann and Coughlin were standout outside hitters for the Sun Devils during their respective 9. Stanford ............................. 19-6 collegiate careers. Cox-Spann (1994-97) earned All-Pac-10 honors in 1996 and ranks third in the ASU career 10. Florida ................................ 23-3 record books in digs (1,382) and ninth in kills (1,185). Coughlin (1998-2001) ranks second with 1,528 career digs 11. Texas .................................. 21-3 and sixth with 1,360 kills. They are among the elite to ever wear the Maroon and Gold as they are two of eight 12. Tennessee ........................... 26-2 players in ASU history to record 1,000 or more kills and digs in a career. 13. Texas A&M........................ 16-6 14. California .......................... 14-9 A Top Recruiting Class: 15. San Diego ........................... 19-4 Arizona State Volleyball Head Coach Brad Saindon’s first recruiting class will go down as one of the best 16.
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