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2019 PAC-12 CONFERENCE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS

Conference Overall W L PCT HOME AWAY W L PCT HOME AWAY NEUT 3S 4S 5S STREAK Stanford*^ 18 2 .900 9-1 9-1 28 4 .871 14-2 13-1 1-1 17-1 7-3 4-0 W15 Washington^ 15 5 .750 8-2 7-3 27 76 .794 11-2 10-5 6-0 9-0 14-5 4-2 L1 Utah^ 14 6 .700 8-2 6-4 24 10 .706 11-3 10-5 3-2 12-0 6-3 6-7 L1 UCLA^ 13 7 .650 7-3 6-4 19 12 .613 7-3 7-8 5-1 15-10 1-2 3-0 L1 Washington State^ 12 8 .600 6-3 6-4 23 10 .700 9-4 9-4 5-2 11-4 8-4 4-2 L1 USC^ 11 9 .550 5-5 6-4 18 14 .563 8-5 8-7 2-2 2-2 7-2 3-6 L1 California 10 10 .500 5-4 4-6 20 10 .667 6-4 8-6 6-0 11-1 5-8 4-1 L6 Arizona State 9 11 .450 5-5 4-5 17 14 .548 5-5 6-7 6-2 5-6 5-4 7-4 W1 Arizona 5 15 .250 3-7 2-8 15 17 .469 8-8 4-8 3-1 10-7 4-5 1-5 L2 Colorado 5 15 .250 4-6 1-9 13 17 .433 10-7 2-10 1-0 9-9 3-5 1-3 L1 Oregon 5 15 .250 3-7 2-8 9 20 .310 5-8 4-11 0-1 4-8 2-6 3-6 W1 Oregon State 3 17 .150 2-8 1-9 9 22 .290 3-9 6-12 0-1 3-8 3-8 3-6 L11 * - Pac-12 Champions. ^ - NCAA Tournament Participant

STANFORD ADVANCES TO DEFEND NCAA NCAA TOURNAMENT VOLLEYBALL TITLE NCAA Semifinal • Dec. 19 • ESPN at PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh, Pa. • Defending NCAA Champion and Pac-12 Champion STANFORD makes its #4 Wisconsin (26-6) vs. #1 Baylor (29-1)...... 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET 23rd trip to the NCAA semifinal, the most for any program in the country. The #3 STANFORD (28-4) vs. #7 Minnesota (27-5)...... 6:30 p.m. PT/9:30 p.m. ET third-seeded Cardinal’s appearance marks the 35th time in 39 tournaments at least one Pac-12 team has advanced that far. Stanford faces seventh-seeded Minnesota at PPG Arena in Pittsburgh, Pa., on Thursday, December 19. The NCAA Championship Match • Dec. 21 • ESPN2 winner of that match goes on to the national championship on Saturday, Dec. at PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh, Pa. 21 and faces the winner of top-seeded Baylor vs. fourth-seeded Wisconsin. Semifinal match winners...... 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET

• The Cardinal are looking to become the first Pac-12 team to win back-to-back NCAA titles since USC won in 2002 and 2003. Stanford won back-to-back NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS crowns in 1996 and 1997. UCLA is the only other league team to win back-to- NCAA First Round • Dec. 6 back, doing so in 1990 and 1991. The Pac-12 has won a NCAA-record 16 of Denver at #3 STANFORD...... STAN, 3-0 (25-20, 25-11, 25-15) 38 NCAA titles awarded. UCLA vs. Notre Dame...... UCLA, 3-0 (25-16, 25-19, 25-20) • Six Pac-12 teams earned NCAA Tournament bids, the Conference going 8-3 USC vs. Stephen F. Austin...... USC, 3-0 (25-18, 25-19, 25-16) through the first two rounds. In addition to Stanford earning a top-16 seeding, UTAH vs. Illinois...... UTAH, 3-2 (25-23, 24-26, 25-27, 25-23, 15-10) WASHINGTON was tabbed the No. 8 seed, advancing to the regional final for Winthrop at #8 WASHINGTON...... WASH 3-0, (25-23, 25-10, 25-10) the 15th time. UCLA, USC, UTAH and WASHINGTON STATE earned at-large WASHINGTON STATE vs. San Deigo...... SD, 3-1 (25-21, 22-25, 25-19, 25-14) bids, as well. It marks the 20th-consecutive year at least Pac-12 six teams have participated in the “Big Dance.” Stanford is one of just two programs in NCAA NCAA Second Round • Dec. 7 history to have participated in all 39 postseason events. Cal Poly at #3 STANFORD...... STAN, 3-0 (25-13, 25-16, 25-17) UCLA at #4 Wisconsin...... WIS, 3-0 (25-18, 25-21, 25-14) • Five of the six Pac-12 teams were making a return trip to the NCAA Tournament USC at #1 Baylor...... BAY, 3-0 (25-23, 25-17, 25-22) after earning bids last season. UCLA was back in the postseason after missing UTAH at #14 BYU...... UTAH, 3-0 (25-15, 25-15, 25-15) out in 2018. It bounced back to post a winning record and a fourth-place South Carolina at #8 WASHINGTON...... WASH, 3-0 (25-23, 25-14, 25-8) showing in the Pac-12, a year after recording its first-ever losing record.

• USC made its 29th-straight NCAA Tournament appearance and the Huskies NCAA Regional Semifinal • Dec. 13 made their 18th-straight. Utah and WSU have earned a postseason bids the UTAH at #3 STANFORD...... STAN, 3-2 (22-25, 25-14, 25-10, 12-25, 15-11) last three years. The Utes advanced to the regional semifinal for the second #8 WASHINGTON vs. Kentucky...... WASH, 3-1 (25-16, 26-24, 15-25, 25-22) time in three years. They are the only team so far in the postseason to have taken a set from the Cardinal, losing to the defending national champion, 3-2. NCAA Regional Semifinal • Dec. 14 #11 Penn State at #3 STANFORD...... STAN, 3-0 (25-22, 25-15, 25-17) • Stanford won its 19th all-time Pac-12 crown. UCLA junior Mac May was named #8 Washington at #1 Baylor...... BAY, 3-1 (20-25, 25-21, 25-19, 25-18) Pac-12 Player of the Year, the first Bruin to win the honor since 1994. Stanford seniors Jenna Gray and Morgan Hentz were tabbed Pac-12 Setter of the Year and Pac-12 Libero of the Year for the third-straight years, respectively. WSU’s Magda Jehlarova became the first Coug to be named Pac-12 Freshman of the Year.

• 21 Pac-12 student-athletes earned AVCA All-Region recognitions, led by Utah’s Beth Launiere and Dani Drews, who were named Pacific South Coach and Player of the Year. Washington’s Kara Bajema was the Pacific North Player of the Year and Washington State’s Jehlarova was tabbed the Freshman of the Year. NOV. 26 RANKINGS 2019 PAC-12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

AVCA Offensive Defensive Freshman 1. Baylor (43) 1575 25-1 1 Sept. 2 Savannah Rennie, CAL Courtney Leffel, ASU Kylie Robinson, ORE 2. Pittsburgh (11) 1488 29-1 2 Sept. 9 Kathryn Plummer, STAN Meegan Hart, COLO Jill Schneggenburger, COLO 3. STANFORD (10) 1475 24-4 3 Sept. 16 Kara Bajema, WASH Jasmine Gross, USC Kalen Owes, USC 4. Texas 1457 21-3 4 Sept. 23 Kara Bajema, WASH Avie Niece, WASH Kendall Kipp, STAN 5. Wisconsin 1337 22-6 5 Sept. 30 Kara Bajema, WASH Grace Massey, OSU Kylie Robinson, ORE 6. Nebraska 1274 25-4 6 Oct. 7 Audriana Fitzmorris, STAM Madeleine Gates, STAN Kendall Kipp, STAN 7. Minnesota 1222 23-5 8 Oct. 14 Kenzie Koerber, UTAH Magda Jehlárová, WSU Kendall Kipp, STAN 8. Penn State 1167 24-5 7 Oct. 21 Mima Mirkovic, CAL Shayne McPherson, WASH Iman Isanovic, ASU 9. WASHINGTON 974 24-6 9 Oct. 28 Mac May, UCLA Morgan Hentz, STAN Lexi Hadrych, UCLA 10. Colorado State 952 29-1 11 Nov. 4 Khalia Lanier, USC Kenzie Koerber, UTAH Magda Jehlárová, WSU 11. Kentucky 892 23-6 14 Nov. 11 Khalia Lanier, USC Alexis Dirige, WSU Zoe Weatherington, UTAH 12. Florida 859 25-4 15 Nov. 18 Kara Bajema, WASH Courtney Leffel, ASU Kamaile Hiapo, ARIZ 13. BYU 818 25-4 13 Nov. 25 Kara Bajema, WASH Morgan Hentz, STAN Kamaile Hiapo, ARIZ 14. Purdue 703 22-7 16 Dec. 2 Mac May, UCLA Morgan Hentz, STAN Karson Bacon, ORE 15. Creighton 686 24-5 10 16. Marquette 668 27-5 12 PAC-12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK TOTAL* OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE FRESHMAN 17. UTAH 617 22-9 17 Stanford...... 121...... 21...... 25...... 26 18. Hawai’i 541 24-3 18 UCLA...... 86...... 14...... 11...... 10 19. Western Kentucky 509 31-1 19 USC...... 78...... 21...... 11...... 19 20. San Diego 439 24-5 20 Washington...... 73...... 21...... 23...... 8 21. Rice 312 26-3 21 Arizona...... 40...... 5...... 6...... 6 22. Michigan 198 20-10 22 Oregon...... 38...... 15...... 7...... 14 23. WASHINGTON ST. 183 23-9 25 California...... 37...... 5...... 4...... 6 24. UCLA 143 18-11 23 Washington State...... 31...... 4...... 7...... 7 25. Texas A&M 105 21-7 NR Oregon State...... 25...... 5...... 9...... 12 Arizona State...... 24...... 3...... 6...... 4 Also Receiving Votes: Stephen F. Austin 57, Missouri Utah...... 15...... 5...... 10...... 5 Colorado...... 12...... 6...... 6...... 8 34, St. John’s 29, California 24, Illinois 20, USC * Does not include freshman of the week totals 20, UCF 2.

PAC-12 VS. OTHER CONFERENCES PAC-12 IN THE AVCA TOP 25 POLL (as of 12/9) PS 9/2 9/9 9/16 9/23 9/30 10/7 10/14 10/21 10/28 11/4 11/11 11/18 11/25 12/2 ARIZ 24 RV ------–------America East ...... 2-0 ASU ------American Athletic ...... 1-0 CAL -- RV RV 24 21 19 16 15 15 20 20 20 24 RV RV Atlantic 10 ...... 0-0 COLO RV RV 19 RV RV RV ------Atlantic Coast ...... 6-4 ORE 11 9 10 14 24 25 RV RV ------Atlantic Sun ...... 1-0 OSU ------Big 12 ...... 5-6 STAN 1 1 1 2 1 3 2 2 2 5 5 4 4 3 3 Big East ...... 3-2 UCLA RV ------RV RV RV 25 23 RV RV 23 25 Big Sky ...... 4-1 USC 14 15 20 20 25 RV RV RV RV RV RV RV RV RV RV Big South...... 2-0 UTAH RV 19 16 18 18 20 18 18 18 17 16 15 16 17 17 Big Ten...... 11-8 WASH 13 16 12 10 8 8 11 10 9 12 14 13 10 9 9 Big West...... 8-5 WSU 22 RV RV RV RV 24 24 21 24 22 24 22 22 25 23 Colonial Athletic...... 3-0 Conference USA...... 0-1 Horizon League...... 1-0 COACHING RECORDS Ivy League...... 2-0 Coach...... School Record/Year...... Career Record/Year Metro Atlantic Athletic...... 0-0 Mid-American...... 1-0 David Rubio, ARIZ...... 527-338 (.609)/28...... 649-404 (.616)/33 Mid-Eastern Athletic...... 1-0 Sanja Tomasevic, ASU...... 41-53 (.432)/3...... 41-53 (.432)/3 Missouri Valley...... 2-0 Sam Crosson, CAL...... 20-10 (.667)/1...... 134-93 (.590)/8 Mountain West...... 8-3 Jesse Mahoney, COLO*...... 69-57 (.548)/4...... 157-98 (.6160/8 Northeast...... 1-0 Matt Ulmer, ORE...... 50-43 (.538)/3...... 50-43 (.538)/3 Ohio Valley...... 2-0 Mark Barnard, OSU...... 53-74 (.417)/4...... 53-74 (.417)/3 Patriot League...... 0-0 Kevin Hambly, STAN...... 92-9 (.911)/3...... 270-95 (.740)/11 Southeastern...... 6-1 Michael Sealy, UCLA...... 217-102 (.680)/10...... 217-102 (.680)/10 Southern...... 0-1 Brent Crouch, USC...... 40-25 (.615)/2...... 95-91 (.511)/6 Southland...... 3-0 Beth Launiere, UTAH...... 588-370 (.614)/30...... 588-370 (.614)/30 Southwestern Athletic ...... 2-0 Keegan Cook, WASH...... 132-36 (.786)/5...... 132-36 (.786)/5 Sun Belt ...... 5-0 Jen Greeny, WSU*...... 155-140 (.525)/9...... 155-140 (.525)/9 Summit League ...... 3-0 *Only Division I records included West Coast ...... 9-4 Western Athletic ...... 6-0 Independent ...... 0-0 Total...... 98-36 (.731) Vs. Ranked Opponents...... 15-16 (.484)

2 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 PAC-12 IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS The Pac-12 has captured 16 out of 38 NCAA titles, including 14 of the last 28. With Stanford winning its KILLS eighth crown last year, and two of the last three, it it is now the nation’s leader in NCAA titles. Four different Khalia Lanier, USC...... 2025 Pac-12 teams have claimed the NCAA titles and has had at least six tournament berths for 20-consecutive Kathryn Plummer, STAN...... 1927 years. Pac-12 teams have compiled an impressive 483-256 (.654) record in NCAA play. Toss out the 20 Kara Bajema, WASH...... 1477 postseason matches between Conference teams since 2001 and the league’s NCAA Tournament record Dani Drews, UTAH...... 1343 against non-conference foes stands at 263-105 (.715) during that span. Over the last 20 years, Pac-12 Ronika Stone, ORE...... 1251 teams are 120-20 (.857) in the first round, including posting a NCAA-record 10-0 in 2015 after a NCAA- Audriana Fitzmorris, STAN...... 1237 Mac May, UCLA...... 1148 record 10 league teams earned bids that season. Berkeley Oblad, UTAH...... 1079 Ivana Jeremic, ASU...... 1059 The Pac-12 has placed at least one Conference team in the regional semifinal every year of the tournament. Maddie Goings, OSU...... 1017 18 times in the history of the Conference, the Pac-12 has had at least three teams advance to the regional Paige Whipple, ARIZ...... 1017 final. A league team has also advanced to the national semifinal every year of the tournament except four Willow Johnson, ORE...... 1011 times (1003, 1998, 2009, 2015), advancing a team to the championship match 26 times. Every Pac-12 Mima Mirkovic, CAL...... 994 member has earned a NCAA Tournament berth since 2013 and seven different teams have reached the Samantha Dreschel, WASH...... 962 national semifinal all-time. Brooke Botkin, USC...... 869

STANFORD IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT … Defending national champion Stanford earned the No. DIGS 3-overall seed in the NCAA Tournament after claiming the Pac-12 crown for the 19th time ever. Stanford is Morgan Hentz, STAN...... 2270 one of just two teams to have earned a berth to all 39 NCAA Tournaments (along with Penn State) and after Alexis Dirige, WSU...... 2152 winning it all last season, is the nation’s leader with eight NCAA titles. The Cardinal boast the most wins in Shayne McPherson, WASH...... 1698 the history of the tournament, going 129-31 (.804) all-time and was the first to 100 postseason wins. Stan- Brianna Doehrmann, UTAH...... 1646 ford, which has won the Pac-12 title in each of head coach Kevin Hambly’s three seasons, improved to 39-0 Courtney Leffel, ASU...... 1526 Grace Massey, OSU...... 1518 in NCAA opening-round matches, dismissing Denver in straight sets, then cruised to a 3-0 win over Cal Poly Savvy Simo, UCLA...... 1057 in the second round. After a hard-fought five-set match against a familiar foe in Utah in the regional semi- Khalia Lanier, USC...... 1039 final, the Cardinal defeated No. 11-seed Penn State, 3-0, to advance to its 23rd-straight national semifinal Brooke Nuneviller, ORE...... 997 appearance, the most for any program in the country. The Cardinal are looking to win back-to-back titles for Mima Mirkovic, CAL...... 990 the first time since winning the 1996 and 1997 titles. Rachel Whipple, COLO...... 963

UCLA IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT … UCLA was back in the NCAA Tournament after failing to miss the ASSISTS postseason last year, which was also the first time in the history of the program the Bruins had recorded Jenna Gray, STAN...... 5405 a losing record. UCLA posted a fourth-place finish and 13-7 league record in 2019, its best finish in three Julia Patterson, ARIZ...... 3539 years. The Bruins made their 36th all-time appearance in the NCAA Tournament, advacing to the second Raquel Lazaro, USC...... 2826 round with a win over the ACC’s Notre Dame before falling to host and fourth-seeded Wisconsin. UCLA has Ella May Powell, WASH...... 2712 won the NCAA title four times, the last time coming in 2011. Isabel Potter, ASU...... 2358 Ashley Brown, WSU...... 2234 USC IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT … USC continued its NCAA Tournament streak, earning its 29th in Brynna DeLuzio, COLO...... 1903 a row after finishing sixth in the Pac-12 with an 11-9 record. The Trojans defeated Southland Champion Jenna Ewert, COLO...... 1874 Saige Ka’aha’aina-Torres, UTAH...... 1867 Stephen F. Austin, one of only two 30-match winners in the bracket, in the first round but the season ended Nicole Petersen, ARIZ...... 1654 with a straight-set loss to No. 1 overall seed Baylor. The Trojans were making their 37th all-time NCAA Maddie Sheehan, OSU...... 1467 Tournament appearance, winning the title in 2002 and 2003. The 2003 squad was the last undefeated Hannah Pukis, WSU...... 1104 Pac-12 Champion, also going a perfect 35-0 that year. TOTAL BLOCKS UTAH IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT … For the fourth year in a row, Utah opened its tournament action Audriana Fitzmorris, STAN...... 609 in its home state, traveling to Provo for the second-straight year and third time in four years (Utah was host Berkeley Oblad, UTAH...... 522 in 2017). Under the direction of 30th-year head coach Beth Launiere, Utah entered the tournament after Ronika Stone, ORE...... 485 posting its best-ever Pac-12 finish, coming in third place. The Utes made their 16th all-time NCAA Tourna- Avie Niece, WASH...... 474 ment appearance and fourth-straight. After being down 2-1, Utah battled back to defeat Illinois in five sets Lauren Sanders, WASH...... 411 to get out of the first round. The Utes then handed No. 14-seeded BYU its first 3-0 home loss since 2011 to Jocelyn Urias, WSU...... 410 get to the regional semifinal for the second time in three years and fourth time in program history. Devyn Cross, ARIZ...... 403 Jenna Gray, STAN...... 335 WASHINGTON IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT … Placing second in the Pac-12, eighth-seeded Washing- Kathryn Plummer, STAN...... 318 tom ade its 18th-consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and 24th overall, advancing to the regional Jasmine Gross, USC...... 315 Kory Cheshire, OSU...... 305 final for the 15th time and first time since 2016. The Huskies have won at least 20 matches every year since Kara Bajema, WASH...... 299 2002 and have finished in the top two in the Conference for the sixth time in seven years. UW advanced to Holly Campbell, STAN...... 280 the national semifinal in 2013 and last year reached the regional semifinal. Washington is 51-22 (.699) all- Preslie Anderson, CAL...... 267 time in the tournament, advancing to the national semifinal four times and winning the crown in 2005. The Willow Johnson, ORE...... 245 Huskies posted back-to-back 3-0 wins to advance to the regional semifinals for the second-straight year and seventh time in eight seasons. They won a hard-fought 3-1 match over No. 9-seed Kentucky before SERVICE ACES falling to the No. 1 overall seed Baylor, 3-1. Jenna Gray, STAN...... 136 Khalia Lanier, USC...... 136 WASHINGTON STATE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT … Washington State (23-10, 12-8) made its fourth- Kathryn Plummer, STAN...... 117 straight NCAA Tournament appearance and 14th all-time. The Cougs placed fifth in the Pac-12, sweeping Alexis Dirige, WSU...... 93 the regular-season series against rival Washington for the first time since the 2001 season. WSU fell in the Kara Bajema, WASH...... 90 first round to San Diego in a hard-fought 3-1 loss. Jocelyn Urias, WSU...... 88 Ronika Stone, ORE...... 84 Meghan McClure, STAN...... 77 Kory Cheshire, OSU...... 76 Ella May Powell, WASH...... 75 Morgan Hentz, STAN...... 74 Dani Drews, UTAH...... 73

Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 3 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL SID’S CONFERENCE NOTES ARIZONA...... www.arizonawildcats.com • STANFORD CLAIMS 19TH PAC-12 CROWN … For the third year in a row and 19th time overall, Stanford claims the Pac-12 crown. The Cardinal went 18-2 in league play, clinching at least a share of the ...... Danny Martinez title in the second-to-last week of conference play before winning outright on Nov. 26. The Cardinal were ...... [email protected] the overwhelming preseason favorite to win the Pac-12 title and has only finished lower than second three ...... (520) 621-4163 times in the history of the program, and never lower than fourth.

ARIZONA STATE...... www.thesundevils.com • AVCA POLL NOTES ... With the final regular-season poll released, STANFORD leads five Pac-12 teams ...... Kimberlie Haner in the AVCA Coaches poll, coming in at No. 3 in the nation with 10 first-place votes. WASHINGTON enters ...... [email protected] the postseason at No. 9 this week, followed by No. 17 UTAH, No. 23 WASHINGTON STATE and No. 24 ...... (480) 965-1237 UCLA. CALIFORNIA and USC received votes. At least five teams have been ranked in the AVCA poll every week this season with 10 different schools CALIFORNIA...... www.calbears.com earning at top-25 ranking at some point during the season. Stanford was the overwhelming No. 1 pick in ...... Keeler McJunkin the AVCA Preseason Coaches poll released on Aug. 13. The defending NCAA Champion garnered 62 of a ...... [email protected] possible 64 first-place votes. It was the second-straight year the Cardinal were No. 1 in the preseason and ...... (540) 414-1800 the 74th all-time No. 1 ranking for the program. Since 2003, the Pac-12 has had at least five teams in the preseason poll with the exception of 2014 COLORADO...... www.cubuffs.com and 2007 when four teams were ranked...... Shaun Wicen ...... [email protected] • 21 FROM PAC-12 EARN REGIONAL HONORS ... A combined 21 Pac-12 women’s volleyball student- athletes were selected to the AVCA Pacific North and Pacific South teams. Washington’s Kara Bajema was ...... (303) 492-1718 selected the Pacific North Player of the Year while Washington State’s Magda Jehlarova was picked the same region’s freshman of the year. Utah’s Beth Launiere was named the AVCA Pacific South Coach of the OREGON...... www.goducks.com Year with fellow Ute, Danni Drews, named the region’s player of the year...... Zach Lawson ...... [email protected] • NCAA & PAC-12 CAREER LEADERS … Stanford’s Jenna Gray was the first active player in the NCAA ...... (541) 346-5469 to hit the 5,000-career assists milestone this season. The 14th player in Pac-12 history and the fourth Cardinal to record 5,000 career assists, she has broken into the Pac-12’s all-time top 10, ranking ninth OREGON STATE...... www.osubeavers.com with 5,405. USC’s Khalia Lanier became the eighth player in league history with 2,000 kills. She ends her ...... Jason Amberg career second among the NCAA’s active leaders in the category with 2,025. Despite missing five weeks of ...... [email protected] action, two-time AVCA National Player of the Year Stanford’s Kathryn Plummer became the 16th player ...... (541) 737-7469 in league history to record 1,900 career kills and is 10th, just behin all-time Stanford great Logan Thom (1,939). STANFORD...... www.gostanford.com Stanford’s Morgan Hentz is fourth all-time in Pac-12 history in career digs with 2,270, breaking the ...... Regina Verlengiere all-time Stanford mark. Washington State’s Alexis Dirige cracked the top 10 in the Pac-12 record books, ...... [email protected] ranking fifth all-time with 2,152. She became just the 14th player in league history to reach over 2,000 digs ...... (650) 723-4418 and ranks seventh all-time in the Pac-12 record book. Stanford’s Audriana Fitzmorris recorded her 600th block 12th all-time in league history to hit the mark. One of three active in the NCAA to have recorded 600-career blocks, she ranks behind USC’s Jasmine UCLA...... www.uclabruins.com Gross, who has tallied 647 in her career, over 300 of those coming in her two years at Pepperdine, is sec- ...... James Ybiernas ond on the NCAA’s active career leaders list...... [email protected] ...... (310) 206-8123 • AROUND THE LEAGUE ... After missing all of October and five weeks in total due to injury, Stanford’s two-time National and Pac-12 Player of the Year Kathryn Plummer returned to the court on Nov. 7 at USC...... www.usctrojans.com Arizona State, then put up 15 kills on 22 swings at Arizona two days later. Plummer missed matches from ...... Jeremy Wu Oct. 4-Nov. 3, before returning. During her absence, the Cardinal still went 9-1 and took control of first ...... [email protected] place in the Pac-12. She was named NCAA Stanford Regional Most Outstanding Player … Arizona’s Julia ...... (213) 740-8480 Patterson became the first Power 5 Conference player to record a triple-double this season in a hard-fought five-set loss at No. 17 Utah. The senior setter had 46 assists, 13 digs and a career-most 10 kills in the UTAH...... www.utahutes.com match. The triple-double was the first in her career and the first by a Wildcat in at least 10 years … Arizona ...... Joseph Feldman State’s 17-13 overall record and nine Pac-12 wins surpass its totals from a year ago when it went 16-12 ...... [email protected] overall and 8-10. Both are the most wins since 2015, the last time the Sun Devils advanced to the NCAA ...... (801) 587-7298 Tournament … California eclipsed its overall wins and league wins from a year ago when it went 15-16 and 7-13 in the Pac-12. The Bears posted their first 20-win campaign since 2011. Its 10 league wins are WASHINGTON...... www.gohuskies.com the most since 2013 … After starting Pac-12 play with an 0-10 record, Colorado closed out the season ...... Mike Bruscas going 5-5 in the month of November, posting wins over UCLA and California, while also taking Washington State to five sets … Oregon ended the season going 2-1 in its final matches. It posted a 3-6 record in five- ...... [email protected] set matches, but one of those wins was against Utah on Sept. 29 and USC on Nov. 24. The win over the ...... (206) 714-5556 Trojans was the third five-setter in a row for the Ducks … After starting league play at 2-0 for the first time since 2004, Oregon State ended the season with three victories, which was better than the 1-19 record it WASHINGTON STATE...... www.wsucougars.com posted in 2018 … Stanford’s first loss of the season came after the Cardinal put together a school-record ...... Devon Lucal 37-match win streak, which dated back to Sept. 1, 2018 and included a 6-0 run in last season’s NCAA ...... [email protected] Tournament to claim the national championship. Its second loss of the season to Washington on Sept. 29 ...... (509) 335-0268 snapped a 26-match winning streak against Pac-12 teams … After missing out on the NCAA Tournament last season and posting its first-ever losing campaign in program history, UCLA has made a big turnaround, PAC-12 CONFERENCE...... www.pac-12.org recording more overall wins than last season (13 in 2018) and more league wins (11 in 2018). The Bruins ...... Natalia Ciccone posted a winning record this season, tying for fourth in the Pac-12 after finishing ninth last season … ...... [email protected] Sophomore Raquel Lázaro is the only Trojan to have played every set this season and leads the Pac-12 in ...... Nicole Mitchell double-doubles (20) … Utah’s pair of top-25 wins to open the season is the first time it had beaten two ...... [email protected] AVCA ranked teams in the opening weekend in program history, with wins over then-No. 7 Kentucky (3-0) ...... (415) 549-2850 and then-No. 23 Cal Poly (3-2). It also beat Saint Mary’s (3-0) in the true season opener for the season’s first match. The Utes posted their fifth 20-win season in seven years. Their 12 Pac-12 wins are a team Media information: If you would like to receive the record. 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4 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 ALL-PAC-12 HONORS NATIONAL HONORS PLAYER OF THE YEAR -- MAC MAY, JR., OH, UCLA (Dubuque, Iowa.) Senior CLASS Award Stanford Regional Mac May (Dubuque, Iowa) becomes the sixth Bruin and first since 1994 to win the Conference’s Finalists All-Tournament Team: top honor. She has led the Bruins back to the NCAA Tournament, and the team’s 36th all-time, after Jenna Gray, STAN Kathryn Plummer, STAN (MOP) missing out on the postseason last year. May ends the regular season as the league’s second-leading Morgan Hentz, STAN Madeleine Gates, STAN scorer, averaging 5.53 points per set. Her 0.41 service aces per set leads the Pac-12 and her 4.84 kills average are second. Her kills and points per set averages also rank her 13th and ninth, respec- Kathryn Plummer, STAN Morgan Hentz, STAN tively, in the country. May was tabbed the AVCA National Player of the Week on Oct. 29 after leading a then-unranked UCLA to wins over then-No. 2 Stanford and then-No. 15 California, and was twice CoSIDA Academic Baylor Regional named the Conference’s Player of the Week. With May leading the way, No. 24 UCLA finished fourth All-Americans All-Tournament Team: in the Pac-12, its best finish in three years, going 18-11 overall. May is a sociology major. Meghan McClure, STAN (1st) Kara Bajema, WASH Audriana Ftizmorris, STAN Samantha Dreschel, WASH FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR -- MAGDA JEHLÁROVÁ, MB, WASHINGTON STATE (Prerov, Czech Republic) (2nd) Magda Jehlárová is the first-ever Cougar to win the Pac-12’s top rookie honor. In her first-collegiate season, she averaged 1.42 blocks per set, which ranks 10th in the country, while posting a Pac- 12-best .366 hitting percentage. Her presence at the net makes WSU one of the top-30 blocking Senior CLASS Award teams in the country, averaging 2.61 blocks per set. She was the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Finalists Week on Oct. 15 following a week which saw the Cougs sweep the Oregon schools for the first time Jenna Gray, STAN since 2002. Also voted to the All-Pac-12 team, she was nam ed the Pac-12 Freshman of the Week Morgan Hentz, STAN on Nov. 4 after helping WSU to a regular-season sweep of USC, its first over the Trojans since 1986. Kathryn Plummer, STAN Jehlárová helped No. 23 Washington State to a fifth-place Pac-12 finish with a 12-8 record and 23-9 overall, the program’s second-straight 20-win campaign and third in four years. Jehlárová plans to AVCA All-Pacific North study human services case management and administration (human development). Kara Bajema, WASH SETTER OF THE YEAR -- JENNA GRAY, SR, STANFORD (Shawnee, Kansas) Audriana Fitzmorris, STAN Senior Jenna Gray has put together another stellar campaign as she caps her collegiate career and Madeleine Gates, STAN leads defending national champion No. 3 Stanford into the postseason. Gray ranks ninth in the Jenna Gray, STAN country and first in the Pac-12 in assists per set at 11.54 directing an offense that ranks in the top Morgan Hentz, STAN five in the country in hitting percentage (6th, .289), kills per set (5th, 14.71) and assists per set (3rd, Magda Jehlarova, WSU 13.79). A two-time first team AVCA All-American, Gray became just the fourth player in Stanford Mima Mirkovic, CAL history to surpass the 5,000-assists mark, ranking second all-time. The NCAA’s active career leader Ella May Powell, WASH in the category, her 5,245 assists also rank 11th in Pac-12 history. Gray is the second Cardinal to Honorable Mention win the top setter honor three times in the nine-year history of the award after former Cardinal Madi Bugg won it from 2013-25. Gray is a human biology major. Samantha Dreschel, WASH Meghan McClure, STAN LIBERO OF THE YEAR -- MORGAN HENTZ, SR, STANFORD (Lakeside Park, Ky.) Lauren Sanders, WASH Senior Morgan Hentz is the second student-athlete in the nine-year history of the award to win Pac- Ronika Stone, ORE 12 Libero of the Year three times. Anchoring the backline of the defending national champion No. 3 Stanford squad, she leads the Pac-12 with 4.96 digs per set, helping the Cardinal post the second- Pacific North Player of the best opponent hitting percentage, limiting them to .176 hitting on the season. A two-time AVCA Year: Kara Bajema, WASH All-American Hentz was the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week three times this season, including Pacific North Freshman of the final two weeks of the season. Just the third player in school history and 14th in the Pac-12 to register 2,000-career digs, she broke the Stanford career digs record and ranks fourth all-time in the Year: Magda Jehlarova, Pac-12 history with 2,207. Hentz is a psychology major. WSU

COACH OF THE YEAR -- BETH LAUNIERE, UTAH AVCA All-Pacific South Utah head coach Beth Launiere was voted the Pac-12 Coach of the Year for the first time in her Dani Drews, UTAH career. In her 30th season at the Utah helm, it is the fourth coaching honor for Launiere, winning Saige Ka’aha’aina-Torres, UTAH the Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year award three times before Utah joined the Pac-12 Kenzie Koerber, UTAH in 2011. In 2019, the Utes have recorded their best-ever Pac-12 finish, coming in third place with Khalia Lanier, USC a 14-6 record. The 14 Pac-12 wins are a team record. Utah is also a 22-9 going into the NCAA Tournament, the third 20-win season in four years for the team. Launiere has guided the No. 17 Utes Mac May, UCLA to a fourth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance and sixth in seven years. She has a career record Berkeley Oblad, CAL of 586-369 (.614), leading Utah to all 16 NCAA Tournament appearances. Savvy Simo, UCLA Honorable Mention 2019 ALL-PAC-12 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM Jasmine Gross, USC PLAYER, TEAM POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN Raquel Lazaro, USC Preslie Anderson, CAL MB 6-2 JR Chandler, Ariz. Kara Bajema, WASH** OH 6-2 SR Lynden, Wash. Pacific South Player of the Devyn Cross, ARIZ MB 6-0 SR Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. Dani Drews, UTAH** OH 6-0 JR Sandy, Utah Year: Danie Drews, UTAH Audriana Fitzmorris, STAN*** O 6-6 SR Overland Park, Kan. Pacific South Coach of the Lauren Forte, CAL MB 6-3 R-SO Tempe, Ariz. Year: Beth Launiere, UTAH Madeleine Gates, STAN MB 6-3 GS San Diego, Calf. Jenna Gray, STAN*** S 6-1 SR Shawnee, Kan. Jasmine Gross, USC MB 6-2 SR Portland, Ore. AVCA National Player of the Week Morgan Hentz, STAN*** L 5-9 SR Lakeside Park, Ky. October 22 - Mima Mirkovic, CAL Magda Jehlarova, WSU MB 6-3 FR Prerov, Czech Republic October 29 - Mac May, UCLA Kenzie Koerber, UTAH OH 6-3 JR Chino Hills, Calif. Khalia Lanier, USC**** OH 6-2 SR Scottsdale, Ariz. November 12 - Khalia Lanier, USC Mac May, UCLA** OH 6-3 JR Dubuque, Iowa Mima Mirkovic, CAL OH 5-11 JR Irvine, Calif. Ella May Powell, WASH S 6-0 SO Fayetteville, Ark. Savvy Simo, UCLA OH 5-10 SR Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. PAC-12 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Ronika Stone, ORE*** MB 6-2 SR San Jose, Calif. Magda Jehlarova, Washington State ** two-time selection; *** three-time selection; **** four-time selection Kendall Kipp, Stanford Sterling Parker, Colorado Honorable Mention: Haylie Bennett, OSU; Alexis Dirige, WSU; Samantha Drechsel, WASH; Jenna Ewert, COLO; Maddie Haynes, CAL; Ivana Jeremic, ASU; Saige Ka’aha’aina-Torres, UTAH; Kendall Hannah Pukis, Washington State Kipp, STAN; Raquel Lazaro, USC; Meghan McClure, STAN; Shayne McPherson, WASH; Avie Niece, Pia Timmer, Washington State WASH; Berkeley Oblad, UTAH; Sterling Parker, COLO; Julia Patterson, ARIZ; Hannah Pukis, WASH; Zoe Weatherington, Utah State Lauren Sanders, WASH; Justine Spann, COLO. Emilia Weske, USC

Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 5 RPI RANKINGS • WHO’S BACK … Eight AVCA All-Americans returned from last year, including two-time AVCA National (as of Dec. 1) Player of the Year and Pac-12 Player of the Year Kathryn Plummer. She is one of just three Cardinal to earn multiple national player of the year nods and the first in the Conference since 2001 and 2002 (Logan Stanford...... 3 Tom). Also back are 2018 first-team All-Americans Jenna Gray and Morgan Hentz (STAN). Second-team Washington...... 9 All-Americans on the court in 2019 are Brooke Botkin (USC), Dani Drews (UTAH), Audrianna Fitzmorris Utah...... 18 (STAN) and Ronika Stone (ORE), as well as third-team All-American Kara Bajema (WASH). Eleven of the UCLA...... 27 14 players named to the 2018 All-Pac-12 team returned for 2019, now three-time Pac-12 Setter of the Year USC...... 28 Gray and three-time Pac-12 Libero of the Year Hentz. An All-Pac-12 honoree the last two seasons, UCLA’s California...... 48 Mac May was among the all-Conference honorees back in 2019. Washington State...... 49 • NEW COACHES … The Pac-12 welcomed back California head coach Sam Crosson who came to Arizona State...... 58 Berkeley after turning around a Cal Poly squad that made back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances Colorado...... 70 in 2017 and 2018. Twice voted Big West Coach of the Year, he was an assistant coach on the 2010 team Arizona...... 91 that made its only national championship match appearance in 2010. He has led the Golden Bears to their Oregon...... 105 best start since 2011. Oregon State...... 150 • FAMILIAR FACES … The most tenured coach in the Pac-12 is Arizona’s David Rubio who is in his 28th season and who’s contract was extended through 2023. He is just the second coach in league history to have recorded 500-career wins. Head coach Beth Launiere is in her 30th season at the Utah helm, re- 2019 PAC-12 ROSTER BREAKDOWN cently leading her team to three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances.

R/L FR SO JR SR Total • UP-AND-COMING … Pac-12 volleyball continues to attract marquee student-athletes, teams hauling in ARIZ 11/4 4 3 5 4 16 their share of top recruits. 2019 is no different with 12 VolleyballMag.com FAB 50 selections appearing on ASU 9/4 6 4 3 5 18 five league rosters, the second most of any conference, with Stanford signing the top class in the country. CAL 11/7 2 7 4 5 18 • HISTORICALLY SPEAKING … The Pac-12 has had 10 or more All-Americans selections in 11 of the COLO 9/5 7 5 3 3 18 last 15 years. Ten former Pac-12 players have earned All-America honors four times, while 22 players in ORE 4/8 10 1 0 3 14 all have earned All-American honors three times. Since 1990, Pac-12 players garnered AVCA Player of the OSU 11/6 5 3 3 6 17 Year honors 16 times, including the seven of the last nine years - California’s Carli Lloyd (2010), USC’s Alex STAN 11/5 5 2 4 6 17 Jupiter (2011), Oregon’s Alaina Bergsma (2012), Washington’s Krista Vansant (2013), USC’s Samantha UCLA 13/5 4 9 2 2 17 Bricio (2015) and Stanford’s Kathryn Plummer (2017 and 2018). The NCAA Honda Sports Award honor USC 9/4 5 2 2 5 14 has been bestowed upon a Pac-12 volleyball player 20 times, including Plummer in 2018. UTAH 11/3 6 5 3 3 17 WASH 12/2 4 4 4 4 16 WSU 5/6 11 1 1 3 16 TOTAL 116/59 69 46 34 49 198

PAC-12 IN THE NCAA STATS as of Dec. 16 TEAM INDIVIDUAL

Assists Per Set...... Cincinnati...... 1...... 14.20 Assists Per Set...... Armania Heckenmueller, Cincinnati...1...... 12.11 ...... Stanford...... 3...... 13.82 ...... Jenna Gray, Stanford...... 8...... 11.53 ...... UCLA...... 19...... 13.15 ...... Saige Ka’aha’aina-Torres, Utah...... 18...... 11.33 ...... Utah...... 25...... 12.96 Attacks Per Set...... Jordan Thompson, Cincinnati...... 1...... 13.88 Blocks Per Set...... VCU...... 1...... 3.18 ...... Khalia Lanier, USC...... 13...... 12.24 ...... Stanford...... 9...... 2.87 ...... Dani Drews, Utah...... 20...... 11.79 ...... Washington...... 18...... 2.65 ...... Paige Whipple, Arizona...... 24...... 11.61 ...... Washington State...... 23...... 2.61 Blocks Per Set...... Jasmin Sneed, VCU...... 1...... 1.67 Hitting Pct...... Texas...... 1...... 0.325 ...... Magda Jehlarova, Washington St...... 8...... 1.46 ...... Stanford...... 4...... 0.299 ...... Madeleine Gates, Stanford...... 14...... 1.42 ...... California...... 18...... 0.274 ...... Jasmine Gross, USC...... 21...... 1.35

Kills Per Set...... Cincinnati...... 1...... 15.11 Hitting Pct...... Lauren Matthews, Western Ky...... 1...... 0.448 ...... Stanford...... 3...... 14.71 ...... Preslie Anderson, California...... 15...... 0.402 ...... UCLA...... 21...... 14.00 ...... Utah...... 24...... 13.93 Kills Per Set...... Jordan Thompson, Cincinnati...... 1...... 6.38 ...... Kathryn Plummer, Stanford...... 6...... 5.01 Match W/L Pct...... Baylor...... 1...... 0.967 ...... Khalia Lanier, USC...... 7...... 4.92 ...... Stanford...... 8...... 0.875 ...... Mac May, UCLA...... 9...... 4.83 ...... Dani Drews, Utah...... 15...... 4.69 Team Assists...... Utah...... 1...... 1,775 ...... Kara Bajema, Washington...... 18...... 4.63 ...... Washington...... 9...... 1,646 ...... Stanford...... 16...... 1,575 Points Per Set...... Jordan Thompson, Cincinnati...... 1...... 6.96 ...... USC...... 17...... 1,574 ...... Kathryn Plummer, Stanford...... 7...... 5.54 ...... Mac May, UCLA...... 9...... 5.47 Team Kills...... Utah...... 1...... 1,909 ...... Khalia Lanier, USC...... 12...... 5.39 ...... Washington...... 8...... 1,794 ...... Dani Drews, Utah...... 13...... 5.24 ...... USC...... 12...... 1,718 ...... Kara Bajema, Washington...... 15...... 5.24 ...... Stanford...... 21...... 1,677 Total Assists...... Saige Ka’aha’aina-Torres, Utah...... 1...... 1,518 Team Total Blocks...... VCU...... 1...... 356.5 ...... Raquel Lázaro, USC...... 7...... 1,490 ...... Utah...... 2...... 353.5 ...... Ella May Powell, Washington...... 8...... 1,394 ...... Washington...... 3...... 352.5 ...... Jenna Gray, Stanford...... 16...... 1,314 ...... USC...... 4...... 343.0 ...... Stanford...... 11...... 327.5 Total Kills...... Jordan Thompson, Cincinnati...1...... 798 ...... Washington State...... 15...... 321.0 ...... Dani Drews, Utah...... 2...... 643 ...... Kara Bajema, Washington...... 4...... 597 ...... Khalia Lanier, USC...... 6...... 566 ...... Mac May, UCLA...... 25...... 493

6 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 STANFORD VOLLEYBALL VOTED PAC-12 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL PRESEASON FAVORITE AGAIN SOCIAL MEDIA

ARIZONA SAN FRANCISCO - For the second-straight year, the 12 2019 COACHES POLL league women’s volleyball coaches voted defending NCAA and Facebook...... University of Arizona Volleyball Pac-12 Champion STANFORD the preseason favorite to win Twitter...... @ArizonaVBall the regular season in 2019, the Conference office announced 1. Stanford (11) 121 Instagram...... @arizonavball on Monday. The Cardinal received all 11 possible votes for 2. USC 104 121 points to come out first in the polling for the sixth time in 3. Oregon (1) 99 ARIZONA STATE seven years. USC comes in second in the poll with 104 points, 4. Washington 98 Facebook...... Sun Devil Volleyball while OREGON is third with 99 points, receiving the only other 5. Utah 68 Twitter...... @SunDevilVB first-place vote. 6. Arizona 65 Instagram...... @SunDevilAthletics 7. UCLA 63 In addition to the annual coaches poll, the Pac-12 announced 8. California 45 CALIFORNIA Facebook...... Cal Volleyball the Preseason All-Pac-12 team, as voted on by the league Washington State 45 Twitter...... @CalVolleyball coaches. Ten of the 14 all-Conference honorees from a year 10. Colorado 44 Instagram...... @calvolleyball ago appear on the 14-player preseason squad this year, in- 11. Arizona State 23 cluding eight 2018 AVCA All-Americans and two-time AVCA 12. Oregon State 17 National Player of the Year and Pac-12 Player of the Year Kath- COLORADO ryn Plummer of Stanford. Facebook...... Colorado Buffaloes Volleyball Twitter...... @CUBuffsVB Returning five letterwinners and its top libero from last season’s national championship and 20-0 in league- Instagram...... @cubuffsvb play squad, the Cardinal are the heavy favorite to repeat as Pac-12 Champion. Head coach Kevin Hambly welcomes back four All-Americans, the two-time national player of the year and signed the top recruiting OREGON class in the nation. Facebook...... University of Oregon Volleyball Twitter...... @OregonVB USC has last year’s top freshman in the Conference returning. 2018 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year sopho- Instagram...... @uoducks more Raquel Lazáro had the highest assist average in the nation among freshmen last season, leading the Trojans to the NCAA Tournament in head coach Brent Crouch’s then-first season. The Ducks had its best OREGON STATE finish since 2012, tying for second in 2018. They welcome back All-American Ronika Stone in 2019, as Facebook...... Oregon State Volleyball well as another top-10 recruiting class. Twitter...... @BeavsVolleyball Instagram...... @oregonstatevolleyball WASHINGTON had 98 points to place fourth in the standings. After the Huskies finished uncharacteristi- cally out of the top two, which it had done for five-consecutive seasons from 2013-17. UW will look to senior STANFORD All-American Kara Bajema to lead the team this season. UTAH collected 68 points for fifth place in the Facebook...... Stanford Women’s Volleyball preseason poll. The Utes are coming off its best season since joining the Pac-12, finishing fourth with junior Twitter...... @StanfordWVB All-American Dani Drews as the go-to. Instagram...... @stanfordwvb

With 65 points, ARIZONA placed just ahead of UCLA (63 points) to rank sixth and seventh, respectively. UCLA The Wildcats look to make a second-straight trip, and sixth in seven years, to the NCAA Tournament. The Facebook...... UCLA Women’s Volleyball Bruins missed out on the NCAA Tournament last season, but had key wins over five ranked opponents, Twitter...... @UCLAWomensVB barely missing out on the postseason. Instagram...... @uclavolleyball

Tied for eighth are CALIFORNIA and WASHINGTON STATE, tallying 45 points each. Cal is under the direc- USC tion of a new head coach with Sam Crosson making a return to Berkeley after spending seven seasons Facebook...... USC Women’s Volleyball turning around the Cal Poly program. WSU is coming off its most successful three-year stretch, making the Twitter...... @USCWomensVolley NCAA Tournament each season during that span, including a trip to the regional semifinal last year. Instagram...... @uscwomensvolley

COLORADO (44 points), ARIZONA STATE (23 points) and OREGON STATE (17 points) round out the polling UTAH in 10th, 11th and 12th place, respectively. The Buffs have eight letterwinners back from last season’s NCAA Facebook...... Utah Volleyball Tournament team. ASU had three big wins over ranked league teams last year and has an experienced Twitter...... @UtahVolleyball team back. The Beavers also return key contributors after dealing with several injuries last season. Instagram...... @utahvolleyball

2019 PRESEASON ALL-PAC-12 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM WASHINGTON PLAYER, TEAM POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN Facebook...... Washington Husky Volleyball Kara Bajema, WASH^ OH 6-2 SR Lynden, Wash. Twitter...... @UWVolleyball Brooke Botkin, USC^ OH 6-2 JR Houston, Texas Instagram...... @uwvolleyball Dani Drews, UTAH^ OH 6-0 JR Sandy, Utah Audriana Fitzmorris, STAN^ OH 6-6 SR Overland Park, Kan. WASHINGTON STATE Madeleine Gates, STAN MB 6-3 SR San Diego, Calif. Facebook...... Washington State Volleyball Jenna Gray, STAN^ S 6-1 SR Shawnee, Kan. Twitter...... @wsuvolleyball Morgan Hentz, STAN^ L 5-9 SR Lakeside Park, Ky. Instagram...... @wsucougars_com Willow Johnson, ORE OH 6-3 SR Paradise Valley, Ariz. Khalia Lanier, USC^ OH 6-2 SR Scottsdale, Ariz. PAC-12 CONFERENCE Raquel Lazáro, USC S 6-0 SO Córdoba, Spain Facebook...... Pac-12 Conference Mac May, UCLA^ OH 6-3 JR Dubuque, Iowa Twitter...... @pac12 Brooke Nuneviller, ORE OH/L 5-11 SO Chandler, Ariz. Instagram...... @pac12conference Kathryn Plummer, STAN^# OH 6-6 SR Aliso Viejo, Calif. Ronika Stone, ORE^ MB 6-2 SR San Jose, Calif. ^2018 All-Pac-12 team; #2019 Pac-12 Player of the Year

Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 7 ALL-TIME PAC-12 CAREER LEADERS

MOST KILLS MOST SERVICE ACES MOST TOTAL BLOCKS 1. 2450 Ogonna Nnamani, STAN, 2001-04 1. 301 Samantha Bricio, USC, 2012-15 1. 756 Marissa Hatchett, UCLA, 1989-92 2. 2255 Kristee Porter, UCLA, 1998-01 2. 198 Daiva Tomkus, UCLA, 1986-89 2. 677 Makare Desilets, WASH, 1994-97 3. 2151 Kim Glass, ARIZ, 2002-05 3. 173 Heather Meyers, ORE, 2007-10 3. 650 Bev Oden, STAN, 1989-92 4. 2115 Natalie Williams, UCLA, 1989-92 4. 171 Logan Tom, STAN, 1999-2002 4. 645 Tanya Lifa, OSU, 1991-94 5. 2095 Samantha Bricio, USC, 2012-15 5. 165 Elaine Youngs, UCLA, 1988-92 5. 627 Inky Akanaku, STAN, 2012-14, 16 6. 2025 Khalia Lanier, USC, 2016-18 6. 162 Kim Glass, ARIZ, 2002-05 627 Nana Meriwether, UCLA, 2004-06 7. 2008 Alix Klineman, STAN, 2007-10 162 Brook Coulter, CAL, 1996-99 7. 622 Elisabeth Bachman, UCLA, 1996-00 8. 2004 Hana Cutura, CAL, 2006-09 8. 161 April Ross, USC, 2000-03 8. 615 Carrier Couturier, WSU, 1988-91 9. 1943 Madi Kingdon, ARIZ, 2011-14 9. 159 Natalie Williams, UCLA, 1989-92 9. 614 Carly Wopat, STAN, 2010-13 10. 1939 Logan Tom, STAN, 1999-2002 10. 156 Sanja Tomasevic, WASH, 2002-05 10. 613 Leslie Tuiasosopo, WASH, 1995-98 11. 1927 Kathryn Plummer, STAN, 2016-Present 11. 609 Audriana Fitzmorris, STAN, 2016-Present HIGHEST SERVICE AVERAGE HIGHEST KILLS AVERAGE (minimum 100 service aces) HIGHEST BLOCKS AVERAGE (minimum 1000 kills) 1. 0.61 Samantha Bricio, USC, 2012-15 (minimum 300 total blocks) 1. 5.68 Kristee Porter, UCLA, 1998-01 2. 0.55 Teresa Smith, STAN, 1986-87 1. 1.83 Marissa Hatchett, UCLA, 1989-92 2. 5.63 Mia Jerkov, CAL, 2001-03 3. 0.50 Daiva Tomkus, UCLA, 1986-89 2. 1.78 Nana Meriwether, UCLA, 2004-06 3. 5.27 Kim Glass, ARIZ, 2002-05 4. 0.48 Mira Djuric, ORE, 2005-06 3. 1.68 Makare Desilets, WASH, 1994-97 4. 5.05 Asia Kaczor, USC, 2006-07 5. 0.47 Jill Collymore, WASH, 2005-09 4. 1.61 Amanda Gil, UCLA/WASH, 2008-09, 12 5. 5.02 Logan Tom, STAN, 1999-2002 6. 0.44 Logan Tom, STAN, 1999-2002 5. 1.58 Lauri Krejcha, ORE, 1986-87 6. 4.92 Ogonna Nnamani, STAN, 2001-04 0.44 Brook Coulter, CAL, 1996-99 6. 1.55 Tami Alade, STAN, 2015-18 7. 4.71 Teri Kramer, ORE, 1986-87 8. 0.41 Raelene Elam, ARIZ, 1996-99 7. 1.52 Leslie Tuiasosopo, WASH, 1995-98 8. 4.68 Kristin Folkl, STAN, 1994-97 0.41 Nancy Hillman, USC, 1986-88 8. 1.48 Jennifer Detmer, STAN, 1997-00 9. 4.62 Natalie Williams, UCLA, 1989-92 10. 0.39 Kim Glass, ARIZ, 2002-05 9. 1.45 Bev Oden, STAN, 1989-92 10. 4.57 Sanja Tomasevic, WASH, 2002-05 0.39 Sanja Tomasevic, WASH, 2002-05 10. 1.44 Daiva Tomkus, UCLA, 1986-89 1.44 Tanya Lifa, OSU, 1991-94 MOST ATTACKS MOST DIGS 1. 5900 Mary-Kate Marshall, OSU, 2014-17 1. 2385 Sydney Donahue, ASU, 2004-07 2. 5656 Madi Kingdon, ARIZ, 2011-14 2. 2382 Tamari Miyashiro, WASH, 2006-09 3. 5520 Ogonna Nnamani, STAN, 2001-04 3. 2362 Natalie Hagglund, USC, 2010-13 4. 5499 Samantha Bricio, USC, 2012-15 4. 2270 Morgan Hentz, STAN, 2016-Present 5. 5224 Shelly Smith, OSU, 1991-94 5. 2198 Katie Swoboda, ORE, 2005-08 6. 5173 Kim Glass, ARIZ, 2002-05 6. 2152 Alexis Dirige, WSU, 2016-Present 7. 5167 Macey Gardner, ASU, 2012-15 7. 2147 Gabi Ailes, STAN, 2007-10 8. 5410 Khalia Lanier, USC, 2016-18 8. 2146 Amanda Benson, ORE, 2013-16 9. 4948 Rachel Rourke, OSU, 2006-09 9. 2071 Debora Seilhamer, USC, 2003-06 10. 4936 Kristee Porter, UCLA, 1998-01 10. 2064 Chrissie Zartman, UCLA, 2001-04

HIGHEST HITTING PERCENTAGE HIGHEST DIGS AVERAGE (minimum 2000 attack attempts) (minimum 1000 digs) 1. .446 Foluke Akinradewo, STAN, 2005-08 1. 5.87 Sydney Donahue, ASU, 2004-06 2. .414 Emily Adams, USC, 2001-04 2. 5.33 Tamari Miyashiro, WASH, 2006-09 3. .413 Inky Ajanaku, STAN, 2012-14, 16 3. 5.13 Debora Seilhamer, USC, 2003-06 4. .397 Marisa DaLee, ARIZ, 1997-00 4. 5.11 Katie Swoboda, ORE, 2005-08 5. .392 Carly Wopat, STAN, 2010-13 5. 4.86 Natalie Hagglund, USC, 2010-13 6. .386 Nana Meriwether, UCLA, 2004-06 6. 4.66 Candace Lee, WASH, 2002-05 7. .377 Lauren Williams, USC, 2008-11 7. 4.63 Amanda Benson, ORE, 2013-16 8. .365 Bibiana Candelas, USC, 2002-05 8. 4.57 Gabi Ailes, STAN, 2007-10 9. .364 Jennifer Detmer, STAN, 1997-00 9. 4.53 Jillian Davis, CAL, 2003-06 .364 Sara McGee, STAN, 2000-03 10. 4.49 Jenna Orlandini, WASH, 2009-12 Active: Active: .369 Preslie Anderson, CAL, 2017-Present 4.70 Morgan Hentz, STAN, 2016-Present

MOST ASSISTS MOST BLOCKS SOLO 1. 6552 Courtney Thompson, WASH, 2003-06 1. 211 Tanya Lifa, OSU, 1991-94 2. 6234 Erika Selsor, UCLA, 1998-01 2. 196 Tammy Webb, ASU, 1983-86 3. 6000 Nellie Spicer, UCLA, 2005-08 3. 195 Carrie Couturier, WSU, 1988-91 4. 5956 Bryn Kehoe, STAN, 2004-07 4. 180 Staci Hintze, OSU, 1993-96 5. 5777 Samantha Carter, CAL, 2003-06 5. 152 Tina Berg, ASU, 1987-90 6. 5697 Carli Lloyd, CAL, 2007-10 152 Helen Hoonhout, OSU, 1987-90 7. 5424 Dana Burkholder, ARIZ, 1998-01 152 Bev Oden, STAN, 1989-92 8. 5421 Holly McPeak, CAL/UCLA, 1987-90 8. 147 Leslie Preiss, OSU, 1989-92 9. 5405 Jenna Gray, STAN, 2016-Present 9. 145 Lauri Yust, USC, 1991-94 10. 5368 Miya Malauulu, OSU, 1994-97 10. 137 Marissa Hatchett, UCLA, 1989-92

HIGHEST ASSISTS AVERAGE MOST BLOCK ASSISTS (minimum 2000 assists) 1. 619 Marissa Hatchett, UCLA, 1989-92 1. 14.56 Courtney Thompson, WASH, 2003-06 2. 558 Carly Wopat, STAN, 2010-13 2. 14.01 Erika Selsor, UCLA, 1998-01 3. 557 Audriana Fitzmorris, STAN, 2016-Present 3. 13.32 Bryn Kehoe, STAN, 2004-07 4. 553 Inky Ajanaku, STAN, 2012-14, 16 4. 13.25 Samantha Carter, CAL, 2003-06 5. 542 Makare Desilets, WASH, 1994-97 5. 13.22 Janice Mounts, USC, 1995-98 6. 534 Nana Meriwether, UCLA, 2004-06 6. 13.11 Julie Bremner, UCLA, 1991-93 7. 527 Claire Martin, WSU, 2015-18 7. 13.10 Dana Burkholder, ARIZ, 1998-01 8. 520 Leslie Tuiasosopo, WASH, 1995-98 8. 12.87 Ann Boyer, UCLA, 1986-88 9. 517 Naghede Abu, ARIZ, 2015-2018 9. 12.75 Kelly Flannigan, UCLA, 1993-96 10. 500 Amanda Gil, UCLA/WASH, 2008-09, 12 10. 12.67 Stephanie Papke, WSU, 1994-97

8 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 PAC-12 IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT The Pac-12 has captured 16 out of 38 NCAA titles, including 14 of the last 28. With Stanford winning its eighth crown last year, and two of the last three, it it is now the nation’s leader in NCAA titles. Four different Pac-12 teams have claimed the NCAA titles and has had at least six tournament berths for 20-consecutive years. Pac-12 teams have compiled an impressive 483-256 (.654) record in NCAA play. Toss out the 20 postseason matches between Conference teams since 2001 and the league’s NCAA Tournament record against non-conference foes stands at 263-105 (.715) during that span. Over the last 20 years, Pac-12 teams are 120-20 (.857) in the first round, including posting a NCAA-record 10-0 in 2015 after a NCAA-record 10 league teams earned bids that season. Below is the current won-loss records of Pac-12 members in NCAA play:

Team (Seasons) App W L Pct. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Stanford (1981-19) 39 129 31 .806 7 8 5 1 USC (1981-89, 1991-19) 37 81 34 .704 3 2 5 0 UCLA (1981-1995, 1997-12, 2014-17, 19) 36 91 33 .734 4 4 3 1 Arizona (1981-89, 1993-94, 1996-05, 09-11, 13-18) 29 30 29 .509 0 0 1 0 Washington (1986, 1988-89, 1994, 1996-97, 2002-19) 24 53 23 .697 1 0 3 0 Colorado (1989, 91-01, 03-06, 13-14, 17-18) 20 13 20 .394 0 0 0 0 Arizona State (1981-83, 1985-88, 1992, 1994-95, 1999-00, 02, 06, 13-15) 19 9 19 .321 0 0 0 0 California (1982-83, 1987-89, 2002-13) 17 26 17 .605 0 1 1 0 Oregon (1984, 1886-87, 1989, 2006-09, 11-18) 16 19 16 .543 0 1 0 0 Utah (1998-2006, 08, 13-14, 16-19) 16 17 16 .515 0 0 0 0 Washington State (1991, 1993-97, 2000-02, 09, 16-19) 14 13 14 .481 0 0 0 0 Oregon State (1983, 2001, 14, 17) 4 2 4 .333 0 0 0 0 Totals 271 483 256 .654 15 16 18 2 YEAR # OF TEAMS YEAR # OF TEAMS YEAR # OF TEAMS YEAR # OF TEAMS YEAR # OF TEAMS 1982 6 1991 4 2000 6 2009 8 2018 8 1983 7 1992 4 2001 6 2010 6 2019 6 1984 5 1993 6 2002 8 2011 7 1985 5 1994 7 2003 6 2012 7 1986 6 1995 5 2004 6 2013 9 1987 7 1996 5 2005 6 2014 10 1988 7 1997 6 2006 7 2015 7 1989 7 1998 4 2007 6 2016 8 1990 2 1999 5 2008 6 2017 9

YEAR-BY-YEAR NCAA TOURNAMENT SUMMARY YEAR TEAM W-L FINISH YEAR TEAM W-L FINISH YEAR TEAM W-L FINISH 1981 Arizona 0-1 – 1986 Arizona 0-1 – 1991 Colorado 0-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – Arizona State 1-1 – Stanford 2-1 – Stanford 1-1 – Oregon 0-1 – UCLA 5-0 1st UCLA 3-1 2nd Stanford 3-1 3rd USC 1-1 – USC 4-0 1st UCLA 0-1 – Washington State 0-1 – Washington 0-1 – 1982 Arizona 1-1 – 1992 Arizona State 1-1 – Arizona State 1-1 – 1987 Arizona 0-1 – Colorado 0-1 – California 1-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – Stanford 5-0 1st Stanford 2-2 4th California 0-1 – UCLA 4-1 2nd UCLA 2-1 – Oregon 0-1 – USC 1-1 – USC 3-1 2nd Stanford 4-1 2nd UCLA 1-1 – 1993 Arizona 2-1 – 1983 Arizona 1-1 – USC 0-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – Colorado 1-1 – California 1-1 – 1988 Arizona 0-1 – Stanford 1-1 – Oregon State 0-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – UCLA 2-1 – Stanford 3-1 3rd California 0-1 – USC 1-1 – UCLA 3-1 2nd Stanford 1-1 – Washington State 1-1 – USC 0-1 – UCLA 3-1 2nd USC 0-1 – 1994 Arizona 2-1 – 1984 Arizona 0-1 – Washington 2-1 – Arizona State 1-1 – Oregon 1-1 – Colorado 1-1 – Stanford 3-1 2nd 1989 Arizona 1-1 – Stanford 5-0 1st UCLA 4-0 1st California 1-1 – UCLA 4-1 2nd USC 2-1 – Colorado 0-1 – USC 2-1 – Oregon 0-1 – Washington 1-1 – 1985 Arizona 1-1 – Stanford 1-1 – Washington State 0-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – UCLA 3-1 2nd Stanford 3-1 2nd USC 0-1 – 1995 Arizona State 1-1 – UCLA 2-2 4th Washington 0-1 – Colorado 0-1 – USC 3-1 3rd Stanford 3-1 3rd 1990 Stanford 2-1 – UCLA 2-1 – UCLA 5-0 1st USC 2-1 – Washington State 0-1 –

Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 9 YEAR TEAM W-L FINISH YEAR TEAM W-L FINISH YEAR TEAM W-L FINISH 1996 Arizona 1-1 – 2005 Arizona 3-1 – 2014 Arizona 1-1 – Colorado 1-1 – California 1-1 – Arizona State 1-1 – Stanford 5-0 1st Colorado 0-1 – Colorado 1-1 – USC 2-1 – Stanford 1-1 – Oregon 2-1 – Washington 1-1 – UCLA 2-1 – Oregon State 2-1 – Washington State 2-1 – USC 1-1 – Stanford 4-1 3rd Utah 1-1 – UCLA 2-1 – 1997 Arizona 0-1 – Washington 6-0 1st USC 1-1 – Colorado 2-1 – Utah 1-1 – Stanford 5-0 1st 2006 Arizona State 1-1 – Washington 2-1 – UCLA 1-1 – California 2-1 – USC 2-1 – Colorado 1-1 – 2015 Arizona 0-1 – Washington 2-1 – Oregon 0-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – Washington State 2-1 – Stanford 5-1 2nd Oregon 0-1 – UCLA 4-1 3rd Stanford 1-1 – 1998 Arizona 1-1 – USC 2-1 – UCLA 2-1 – Colorado 1-1 – Utah 1-1 – USC 3-1 – Stanford 2-1 – Washington 4-1 3rd Washington 3-1 – UCLA 1-1 – USC 2-1 – 2007 California 4-1 3rd 2016 Arizona 2-1 – Utah 1-1 – Oregon 2-1 – Oregon 1-1 – Stanford 5-1 2nd Stanford 6-0 1st 1999 Arizona 2-1 – UCLA 3-1 – UCLA 3-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – USC 4-1 3rd USC 0-1 – Colorado 0-1 – Washington 1-1 – Utah 0-1 – Stanford 5-1 2nd Washington 3-1 – UCLA 3-1 – 2008 California 3-1 – Washington State 1-1 – USC 1-1 – Oregon 2-1 – Utah 1-1 – Stanford 5-1 2nd 2017 Colorado 2-1 – UCLA 2-1 – Oregon 1-1 – 2000 Arizona 3-1 – USC 1-1 – Oregon State 1-1 – Arizona State 1-1 – Utah 2-1 – Stanford 4-1 3rd Colorado 1-1 – Washington 3-1 – UCLA 2-1 – Stanford 1-1 – USC 3-1 – UCLA 3-1 – 2009 Arizona 0-1 – Utah 2-1 – USC 4-1 3rd California 3-1 – Washington 1-1 – Utah 1-1 – Oregon 1-1 – Washington State 0-1 – Washington State 1-1 – Stanford 2-1 – UCLA 1-1 – 2018 Arizona 0-1 – 2001 Arizona 4-1 3rd USC 1-1 – Colorado 0-1 – Colorado 1-1 – Washington 1-1 – Oregon 3-1 – Oregon State 0-1 – Washington State 0-1 – Stanford 6-0 1st Stanford 6-0 1st USC 1-1 – UCLA 3-1 – 2010 Arizona 0-1 – Utah 1-1 – USC 3-1 – California 5-1 2nd Washington 2-1 – Utah 2-1 – Stanford 3-1 – Washington State 2-1 – Washington State 0-1 – UCLA 1-1 – USC 4-1 3rd 2019 Stanford 4-0 2002 Arizona 3-1 – Washington 3-1 – UCLA 1-1 – Arizona State 1-1 – USC 1-1 – California 1-1 – 2011 Arizona 0-1 – Utah 2-1 – Stanford 5-1 2nd California 0-1 – Washington 3-1 – UCLA 1-1 – Oregon 0-1 – Washington State 0-1 – USC 6-0 1st Stanford 1-1 – Utah 0-1 – UCLA 6-0 1st Washington 1-1 – USC 4-1 3rd Washington State 3-1 – Washington 1-1 –

2003 Arizona 0-1 – 2012 Arizona State 0-1 – California 2-1 – California 0-1 – Colorado 0-1 – Oregon 5-1 2nd Stanford 2-1 – Stanford 3-1 – UCLA 3-1 – UCLA 1-1 – USC 6-0 1st USC 3-1 – Utah 1-1 – Washington 2-1 – Washington 3-1 – 2013 Arizona 1-1 – 2004 Arizona 1-1 – Arizona State 0-1 – California 1-1 – California 1-1 – Colorado 0-1 – Colorado 1-1 – Stanford 6-0 1st Oregon 1-1 – UCLA 3-1 – Stanford 3-1 – USC 4-1 3rd USC 3-1 – Utah 0-1 – Utah 1-1 – Washington 4-1 3rd Washington 4-1 3rd

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Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 Pac-12 Women’s Volleyball // December 16, 2019 11 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Conference Standings as of Dec 15, 2019

Team Conference Pct. Overall Pct. Home Away Neut Last 10 Streak Stanford 18-2 .900 28-4 .875 15-2 13-1 0-1 10-0 W 15 Washington 15-5 .750 27-7 .794 11-2 10-5 6-0 8-2 L 1 Utah 14-6 .700 24-10 .706 11-3 9-5 4-2 7-3 L 1 UCLA 13-7 .650 19-12 .613 7-3 7-8 5-1 6-4 L 1 Washington State 12-8 .600 23-10 .697 9-4 8-4 6-2 5-5 L 1 USC 11-9 .550 18-14 .562 8-5 8-7 2-2 5-5 L 1 California 10-10 .500 20-10 .667 6-4 8-6 6-0 3-7 L 6 Arizona State 9-11 .450 17-14 .548 4-4 6-6 7-4 4-6 W 1 Arizona 5-15 .250 15-17 .469 8-8 4-7 3-2 3-7 L 2 Colorado 5-15 .250 13-17 .433 10-7 3-10 0-0 5-5 L 1 Oregon 5-15 .250 9-20 .310 5-7 4-10 0-3 3-7 W 1 Oregon State 3-17 .150 9-22 .290 2-8 2-12 5-2 0-10 L 11 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Conference Team Leaders as of Dec 15, 2019

Hitting Percentage S K E TA Pct. Opponent Hitting Pct S K E TA Pct. 1. Stanford 114 1677 479 4004 . 2 9 9 1. Stanford 114 1367 646 4070 . 1 7 7 2. California 113 1522 506 3713 . 2 7 4 2. Washington State 123 1493 712 4391 . 1 7 8 3. Washington 133 1792 609 4554 . 2 6 0 3. Utah 137 1703 751 4731 . 2 0 1 4. Utah 137 1909 710 4684 . 2 5 6 4. Washington 133 1660 741 4562 . 2 0 1 5. UCLA 102 1428 504 3634 . 2 5 4 5. California 113 1446 606 4012 . 2 0 9 6. USC 132 1718 603 4511 . 2 4 7 6. Arizona State 124 1606 644 4485 . 2 1 4 7. Arizona 117 1520 574 4046 . 2 3 4 7. USC 132 1707 727 4566 . 2 1 5 8. Washington State 123 1591 646 4340 . 2 1 8 8. Oregon 113 1450 579 3971 . 2 1 9 9. Arizona State 124 1547 601 4415 . 2 1 4 9. Arizona 117 1514 608 4124 . 2 2 0 10. Colorado 106 1293 548 3478 . 2 1 4 10. UCLA 102 1333 519 3573 . 2 2 8 11. Oregon 113 1478 624 3997 . 2 1 4 11. Colorado 106 1425 576 3614 . 2 3 5 12. Oregon State 122 1522 709 4258 . 1 9 1 12. Oregon State 122 1597 554 4222 . 2 4 7

Assists S No. Avg/S Kills S No. Avg/S 1. Stanford 114 1579 13.85 1. Stanford 114 1677 14.71 2. UCLA 102 1345 13.19 2. UCLA 102 1428 14.00 3. Utah 137 1777 12.97 3. Utah 137 1909 13.93 4. California 113 1420 12.57 4. Washington 133 1792 13.47 5. Washington 133 1651 12.41 5. California 113 1522 13.47 6. Oregon 113 1374 12.16 6. Oregon 113 1478 13.08 7. USC 132 1603 12.14 7. USC 132 1718 13.02 8. Washington State 123 1455 11.83 8. Arizona 117 1520 12.99 9. Arizona 117 1383 11.82 9. Washington State 123 1591 12.93 10. Arizona State 124 1451 11.70 10. Arizona State 124 1547 12.48 11. Oregon State 122 1420 11.64 11. Oregon State 122 1522 12.48 12. Colorado 106 1164 10.98 12. Colorado 106 1293 12.20

Blocks S BS BA Total Avg/S Service Aces S No. Avg/S 1. Stanford 114 29 597 327 2.87 1. Washington 133 192 1.44 2. Washington 133 64 577 352 2.65 2. Oregon 113 157 1.39 3. USC 132 48 594 345 2.61 3. Stanford 114 158 1.39 4. Washington State 123 70 502 321 2.61 4. Washington State 123 167 1.36 5. Utah 137 52 603 353 2.58 5. USC 132 174 1.32 6. Colorado 106 50 379 239 2.26 6. California 113 140 1.24 7. UCLA 102 66 316 224 2.20 7. UCLA 102 124 1.22 8. Oregon 113 49 385 241 2.14 8. Arizona State 124 141 1.14 9. Oregon State 122 68 381 258 2.12 9. Utah 137 154 1.12 10. California 113 54 366 237 2.10 10. Colorado 106 114 1.08 11. Arizona 117 79 308 233 1.99 11. Oregon State 122 119 0.98 12. Arizona State 124 92 303 243 1.96 12. Arizona 117 112 0.96

Digs S No. Avg/S 1. Arizona State 124 1966 15.85 2. Stanford 114 1725 15.13 3. Washington State 123 1854 15.07 4. California 113 1678 14.85 5. UCLA 102 1514 14.84 6. Oregon 113 1671 14.79 7. Arizona 117 1723 14.73 8. Oregon State 122 1787 14.65 9. Utah 137 1913 13.96 10. Washington 133 1855 13.95 11. USC 132 1766 13.38 12. Colorado 106 1386 13.08 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Conference Individual Leaders as of Dec 15, 2019

(Players listed below have played in at least 50.00 percent of their team's games.)

Hitting % (Min. 3.0 TA/set) Cl S K E TA Pct. Kills Cl S No. Avg/S 1. Preslie Anderson-CAL Jr 110 211 45 413 . 4 0 2 1. Kathryn Plummer-STAN Sr 79 396 5.01 2. Devyn Cross-ARIZ Sr 106 231 50 475 . 3 8 1 2. Khalia Lanier-USC Sr 115 566 4.92 3. Jasmine Gross-USC Sr 128 260 46 571 . 3 7 5 3. Mac May-UCLA Jr 102 493 4.83 4. Magda Jehlarova-WSU Fr 123 268 68 561 . 3 5 7 4. Dani Drews-UTAH Jr 137 643 4.69 5. Lauren Forte-CAL So 99 209 72 408 . 3 3 6 5. Kara Bajema-WASH Sr 129 597 4.63 6. Madeleine Gates-STAN Sr 114 252 52 603 . 3 3 2 6. Paige Whipple-ARIZ Jr 116 457 3.94 7. Kathryn Plummer-STAN Sr 79 396 122 847 . 3 2 3 7. Justine Spann-COLO Sr 106 378 3.57 8. Meegan Hart-COLO So 103 201 57 448 . 3 2 1 8. Mima Mirkovic-CAL Jr 99 325 3.28 9. Berkeley Oblad-UTAH Sr 133 338 102 742 . 3 1 8 9. Ronika Stone-ORE Sr 113 364 3.22 10. Audriana Fitzmorris-STAN Sr 111 321 83 764 . 3 1 2 10. Brooke Botkin-USC Jr 71 218 3.07

Assists Cl S No. Avg/S Service Aces Cl S No. Avg/S 1. Jenna Gray-STAN Sr 114 1314 11.53 1. Mac May-UCLA Jr 102 36 0.35 2. Saige Ka'aha'aina-To-UTAH So 134 1518 11.33 2. Ella May Powell-WASH So 133 42 0.32 3. Raquel Lazaro-USC So 132 1422 10.77 3. Maddie Haynes-CAL Sr 113 33 0.29 4. Ella May Powell-WASH So 133 1393 10.47 4. Penny Tusa-WSU Jr 123 35 0.28 5. Julia Patterson-ARIZ Sr 117 1151 9.84 5. Justine Spann-COLO Sr 106 30 0.28 6. Hannah Pukis-WSU Fr 113 1104 9.77 6. Kathryn Plummer-STAN Sr 79 22 0.28 7. Jenna Ewert-COLO So 106 1008 9.51 7. Emilia Weske-USC Fr 130 35 0.27 8. Isabel Potter-CAL Jr 108 885 8.19 8. Khalia Lanier-USC Sr 115 30 0.26 9. Kylie Robinson-ORE Fr 102 809 7.93 9. Alexis Dirige-WSU Sr 123 32 0.26 10. Maddie Sheehan-OSU So 65 494 7.60 10. Brooke Nuneviller-ORE So 113 29 0.26

Blocks Cl S BS BA Total Avg/S Digs Cl S No. Avg/S 1. Magda Jehlarova-WSU Fr 123 29 151 180 1.46 1. Morgan Hentz-STAN Sr 114 563 4.94 2. Madeleine Gates-STAN Sr 114 10 152 162 1.42 2. Courtney Leffel-ASU Sr 124 566 4.56 3. Jasmine Gross-USC Sr 128 14 160 174 1.36 3. Alexis Dirige-WSU Sr 123 535 4.35 4. Avie Niece-WASH Sr 127 17 151 168 1.32 4. Grace Massey-OSU Jr 122 524 4.30 5. Holly Campbell-STAN So 110 5 134 139 1.26 5. Rachel Whipple-COLO Sr 106 406 3.83 6. Phoebe Grace-UTAH So 131 13 145 158 1.21 6. Shayne McPherson-WASH Sr 133 500 3.76 7. Berkeley Oblad-UTAH Sr 133 14 145 159 1.20 7. Brooke Nuneviller-ORE So 113 417 3.69 8. Serena Bruin-OSU Sr 68 8 66 74 1.09 8. Brianna Doehrmann-UTAH Sr 137 492 3.59 9. Lauren Sanders-WASH Jr 129 22 118 140 1.09 9. Kamaile Hiapo-ARIZ Fr 107 377 3.52 10. Emily Ryan-UCLA So 94 20 78 98 1.04 10. Kelli Barry-UCLA So 100 344 3.44

Points Cl S K SA BS BA Points Avg/S Team Identification Team ID 1. Kathryn Plummer-STAN Sr 79 396 22 1 38 438.0 5.54 Arizona ARIZ 2. Mac May-UCLA Jr 102 493 36 12 33 557.5 5.47 Arizona State ASU 3. Khalia Lanier-USC Sr 115 566 30 4 39 619.5 5.39 California CAL 4. Dani Drews-UTAH Jr 137 643 35 9 63 718.5 5.24 Colorado COLO 5. Kara Bajema-WASH Sr 129 597 33 12 68 676.0 5.24 Oregon ORE 6. Paige Whipple-ARIZ Jr 116 457 20 4 37 499.5 4.31 Oregon State OSU 7. Justine Spann-COLO Sr 106 378 30 14 30 437.0 4.12 Stanford STAN 8. Ronika Stone-ORE Sr 113 364 21 13 97 446.5 3.95 UCLA UCLA 9. Mima Mirkovic-CAL Jr 99 325 20 5 37 368.5 3.72 USC USC 10. Kenzie Koerber-UTAH Jr 134 400 34 5 104 491.0 3.66 Utah UTAH Washington WASH Washington State WSU 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Double-Doubles as of Dec 15, 2019

Number of double-doubles

20 Raquel Lazaro-USC 17 Kara Bajema-WASH 16 Julia Patterson-ARIZ 16 Saige Ka'aha'aina-To-UTAH 15 Ella May Powell-WASH 15 Hannah Pukis-WSU 15 Brooke Nuneviller-ORE 14 Jenna Ewert-COLO 13 Mima Mirkovic-CAL 11 Dani Drews-UTAH 11 Kenzie Koerber-UTAH 11 Callie Jones-ASU 10 Jenna Gray-STAN 10 Isabel Potter-CAL 10 Khalia Lanier-USC 9 Paige Whipple-ARIZ 9 Savvy Simo-UCLA 8 Mac May-UCLA 7 Maddie Sheehan-OSU 6 Noa Miller-ASU 6 Montanna Gubrud-OSU 6 Willow Johnson-ORE 6 Maddie Goings-OSU 6 Cali Thompson-UCLA 5 Nicole Peterson-ASU 5 Elise Ferreira-ORE 5 Brooke Botkin-USC 4 Ivana Jeremic-ASU 4 Jade Blevins-CAL 4 Bailee Huizenga-CAL 4 Pia Timmer-WSU 3 Kathryn Plummer-STAN 3 Andrea Mitrovic-ASU 3 Shannon Crenshaw-WASH 3 Kalen Owes-USC 3 Chloe Brown-OSU 3 Katie Smoot-ARIZ 3 Justine Spann-COLO 3 Claire Kovensky-ASU 2 Kylie Robinson-ORE 2 Devon Chang-UCLA 2 Ronika Stone-ORE 2 Penny Tusa-WSU 2 Amy Underdown-OSU 2 Courtney Leffel-ASU 2 Shayne McPherson-WASH 2 Meghan McClure-STAN 1 Devyn Cross-ARIZ 1 Claire Hoffman-WASH 1 Morgan Hentz-STAN 1 Kelli Barry-UCLA 1 Magda Jehlarova-WSU 1 Alexis Dirige-WSU 1 Kory Cheshire-OSU 1 Iman Isanovic-ASU 1 Samantha Drechsel-WASH 1 Emilia Weske-USC 1 Jill Schneggenburger-COLO 1 Emily Smith-UTAH 1 Cecilee Max-Brown-OSU 1 Grace Massey-OSU 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Conference Schedule and Results as of Dec 15, 2019

Arizona (15-17,5-15) Arizona State (17-14,9-11) 8/30/19 APPALACHIAN STATE W 3-0 A-614 8/30/19 at Houston W 3-1 8/30/19 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 3-0 A-1495 8/31/19 vs LSU W 3-2 8/31/19 SAMFORD L 2-3 A-1188 8/31/19 vs A&M-Corpus Christi W 3-1 9/06/19 vs #2 Nebraska L 1-3 A-514 9/06/19 vs Western Ky. L 1-3 9/07/19 vs West Virginia W 3-1 A-250 9/06/19 vs Tennessee Tech W 3-0 9/07/19 at San Diego State W 3-0 A-396 9/07/19 vs Louisville L 1-3 A-844 9/13.19 at Kansas W 3-0 A-2265 9/13/19 vs Louisiana W 3-0 A-56 9/14/19 vs Morehead State W 3-0 A-184 9/13/19 at Oklahoma L 2-3 A-742 9/14/19 vs Syracuse W 3-0 A-214 9/14/19 vs GT W 3-1 9/20/19 ALABAMA STATE W 3-0 A-429 9/19/19 at UNLV W 3-2 A-426 9/20/19 NEW MEXICO STATE W 3-0 A-1583 9/20/19 vs Kansas W 3-0 A-206 9/21/19 SACRAMENTO STATE W 3-1 A-1241 * 9/26/19 vs Arizona W 3-0 * 9/26/19 vs Arizona State L 0-3 * 9/29/19 at UCLA L 0-3 A-922 * 9/28/19 at #25 USC L 1-3 A-932 * 10/04/19COLORADO W 3-1 A-2629 * 10/04/19#20 UTAH L 1-3 A-1752 * 10/06/19vs Utah L 0-3 A-193 * 10/09/19COLORADO W 3-0 A-1373 * 10/11/19vs #16 California L 0-3 A-211 * 10/11/19at #2 Stanford L 0-3 A-2661 * 10/13/19at #2 Stanford L 0-3 A-2087 * 10/13/19at California L 0-3 A-84 * 10/18/19at #10 Washington L 1-3 A-2213 * 10/18/19at #21 Washington State L 0-3 A-1379 * 10/20/19at #21 Washington State W 3-2 A-1017 * 10/20/19at #10 Washington L 1-3 A-2444 * 10/25/19OREGON W 3-2 A-2308 * 10/25/19OREGON STATE L 2-3 A-30 * 10/27/19OREGON STATE W 3-0 A-1230 * 10/27/19OREGON W 3-1 A-113 * 11/01/19at Utah L 2-3 A-151 * 11/01/19at Colorado L 2-3 A-207 * 11/03/19at Colorado L 0-3 A-247 * 11/03/19at Utah L 2-3 A-205 * 11/07/19#5 STANFORD L 0-3 A-2003 * 11/07/19CALIFORNIA L 0-3 A-126 * 11/10/19#20 CALIFORNIA L 2-3 A-3013 * 11/09/19STANFORD L 0-3 A-11 * 11/15/19at Oregon State W 3-2 A-1392 * 11/15/19at Oregon W 3-0 A-2313 * 11/17/19at Oregon W 3-2 * 11/17/19at Oregon State W 3-2 A-906 * 11/21/19#22 WASHINGTON STATE W 3-1 A-1898 * 11/22/19WASHINGTON L 1-3 A-1292 * 11/24/19#10 WASHINGTON L 1-3 A-1407 * 11/24/19WASHINGTON STATE W 3-1 A-1024 * 11/27/19USC L 2-3 A-1823 * 11/27/19UCLA L 0-3 A-1076 * 11/30/19at Arizona W 3-2 A-2066 * 11/30/19ARIZONA STATE L 2-3 A-2066 California (20-10,10-10) 08/30/19vs Oklahoma W 3-0 A-22 08/31/19at Colorado St. W 3-1 A-44 08/31/19vs Chicago St. W 3-1 A-123 09/06/19vs North Carolina W 3-0 A-28 09/07/19vs UNLV W 3-0 A-209 09/07/19at UC Irvine W 3-0 A-78 09/13/19vs Buffalo W 3-0 A-132 09/13/19at North Dakota St. W 3-1 A-142 09/19/19SAINT MARY'S W 3-0 A-195 09/21/19at Saint Mary's W 3-1 A-160 * 9/26/19 STANFORD L 1-3 A-82 * 09/28/19WASHINGTON STATE W 3-2 A-143 * 10/04/19at Oregon State W 3-0 A-45 * 10/06/19at Oregon W 3-0 A-120 * 10/11/19vs Arizona State W 3-0 A-211 * 10/13/19ARIZONA W 3-0 A-84 * 10/18/19UTAH W 3-2 A-1172 * 10/20/19COLORADO W 3-2 A-50 * 10/25/19at USC L 1-3 A-730 * 10/27/19at UCLA L 1-3 A-1365 * 11/01/19OREGON L 1-3 A-188 * 11/02/19OREGON STATE W 3-1 A-69 * 11/07/19at Arizona W 3-0 A-126 * 11/10/19at Arizona State W 3-2 A-3013 * 11/15/19UCLA L 0-3 A-99 * 11/17/19USC L 1-3 A-33 * 11/22/19at Colorado L 1-3 A-1023 * Nov 24 at #16 Utah L 1-3 A-2033 * Nov 27 at #9 Washington L 2-3 A-2303 * Nov 29 at #3 Stanford L 1-3 A-4880 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Conference Schedule and Results as of Dec 15, 2019

Colorado (13-17,5-15) Oregon State (9-22,3-17) 08/30/19WYOMING W 3-0 8/30/19 vs UC Irvine W 3-0 08/31/19LIU W 3-0 A-44 8/30/19 vs Boston College W 3-0 08/31/19UC SANTA BARBARA W 3-1 A-69 9/05/19 vs Oklahoma L 2-3 A-234 09/06/19at Iowa W 3-0 A-220 9/06/19 at Indiana L 0-3 A-119 09/07/19at Illinois W 3-0 9/06/19 vs Yale W 3-1 A-743 09/12/19at Colorado St. L 0-3 A-245 9/13/19 vs New Mexico W 3-2 09/13/19COLORADO ST. L 2-3 A-61 9/14/19 vs Gonzaga W 3-1 09/20/19OAKLAND W 3-1 A-250 9/14/19 at Seattle U W 3-0 A-317 09/21/19UMBC W 3-0 A-131 9/19/19 at Northern Colo. L 2-3 A-1061 09/21/19CAMPBELL W 3-0 A-207 9/20/19 at #22 Colorado St. L 1-3 A-2459 * 9/25/19 at #18 Utah L 0-3 A-2000 9/21/19 vs Cal Poly L 1-3 A-139 * 9/27/19 at Oregon State L 1-3 A-194 * 9/26/19 #24 OREGON W 3-2 A-2618 * 10/04/19at Arizona State L 1-3 A-2629 * 9/27/19 COLORADO W 3-1 A-194 * 10/09/19at Arizona L 0-3 A-1373 * 10/04/19CALIFORNIA L 0-3 A-45 * 10/11/19USC L 1-3 A-1625 * 10/05/19#3 STANFORD L 0-3 A-1356 * 10/13/19UCLA L 0-3 A-155 * 10/11/19at #11 Washington L 0-3 A-2413 * 10/18/19at #2 Stanford L 0-3 A-2179 * 10/13/19at #24 Washington State L 1-3 A-757 * 10/20/19at California L 2-3 A-50 * 10/18/19USC L 1-3 A-1058 * 10/24/19WASHINGTON STATE L 0-3 A-90 * 10/20/19UCLA L 2-3 A-1101 * 10/27/19WASHINGTON L 1-3 A-154 * 10/25/19at Arizona W 3-2 A-30 * 11/01/19ARIZONA W 3-2 A-207 * 10/27/19at Arizona State L 0-3 A-1230 * 11/03/19ARIZONA STATE W 3-0 A-247 * 11/01/19at #5 Stanford L 0-3 A-1739 * Nov 07 at #23 UCLA W 3-0 A-427 * 11/02/19at California L 1-3 A-69 * Nov 09 at USC L 1-3 A-747 * 11/07/19WASHINGTON STATE L 1-3 A-222 * Nov 15 at #13 Washington L 0-3 A-1838 * 11/10/19#14 WASHINGTON L 1-3 A-1239 * 11/17/19at Washington State L 2-3 A-179 * 11/15/19ARIZONA STATE L 2-3 A-1392 * 11/22/19CALIFORNIA W 3-1 A-1023 * 11/17/19ARIZONA L 2-3 A-906 * 11/24/19STANFORD L 0-3 A-2220 * Nov 21 at USC L 2-3 A-265 * 11/27/19OREGON W 3-0 A-913 * Nov 24 at UCLA L 0-3 A-1036 * 11/30/19UTAH L 0-3 A-1012 * Nov 27 at #17 Utah L 0-3 A-1381 * 11/29/19at Oregon L 1-3 A-3098 Oregon (9-20,5-15) 08/30/19UC IRVINE W 3-0 A-1275 08/31/19BOSTON COLLEGE W 3-0 A-955 09/11/19at #6 Pitt L 1-3 A-824 9/13/19 vs #8 Minnesota L 0-3 9/14/19 at #4 Penn State L 0-3 A-3879 9/17/19 at Princeton W 3-2 A-235 9/19/19 vs St. John's (NY) L 1-3 9/20/19 vs Duke L 2-3 9/20/19 at Hofstra W 3-0 * 9/26/19 at Oregon State L 2-3 A-2618 * 9/29/19 #18 UTAH W 3-2 A-3860 * 10/04/19#3 STANFORD L 1-3 A-3263 * 10/06/19CALIFORNIA L 0-3 A-120 * 10/11/19at #24 Washington State L 1-3 A-1173 * 10/13/19at #11 Washington L 2-3 A-3558 * 10/18/19UCLA W 3-0 A-1667 * 10/20/19USC L 0-3 A-1774 * 10/25/19at Arizona State L 2-3 A-2308 * 10/27/19at Arizona L 1-3 A-113 * 11/01/19at California W 3-1 A-188 * Nov 03 at #5 Stanford L 0-3 A-2603 * 11/07/19#14 WASHINGTON L 0-3 A-1813 * 11/10/19#24 WASHINGTON STATE L 1-3 A-1706 * 11/15/19ARIZONA L 0-3 A-2313 * 11/17/19ARIZONA STATE L 2-3 * Nov 22 at UCLA L 2-3 A-906 * Nov 24 at USC W 3-2 A-1764 * 11/27/19at Colorado L 0-3 A-913 * 11/29/19OREGON STATE W 3-1 A-3098 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Conference Schedule and Results as of Dec 15, 2019

Stanford (28-4,18-2) UCLA (19-12,13-7) 8/30/19 at Charleston W 3-0 A-1732 8/30/19 vs #20 Baylor L 0-3 A-8450 8/31/19 DUKE W 3-0 A-685 8/31/19 at #2 Nebraska L 0-3 A-8237 9/04/19 at #7 Florida W 3-0 A-5665 9/5/19 vs Georgia W 3-0 A-955 9/08/19 #3 TEXAS W 3-2 A-3502 9/06/19 vs Texas State W 3-0 A-897 9/13/19 at #4 Penn State W 3-1 A-5178 9/07/19 at Long Beach State W 3-0 A-1536 9/14/19 vs #8 Minnesota L 1-3 9/12/19 vs Utah Valley W 3-0 A-5358 9/18/19 at #1 Nebraska W 3-1 A-8632 9/13/19 vs West Virginia W 3-0 A-5613 9/21/19 #12 BYU L 1-3 A-2964 9/14/19 at #18 Hawaii L 0-3 A-8657 * 9/26/19 at California W 3-1 A-82 9/18/19 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-3 A-311 * 9/29/19 #8 WASHINGTON L 1-3 A-3632 * 9/25/19 #25 USC W 3-2 A-3820 * 10/04/19at #25 Oregon W 3-1 A-3263 * 9/29/19 ARIZONA STATE W 3-0 A-922 * 10/05/19at Oregon State W 3-0 A-1356 * 10/04/19#24 WASHINGTON STATE W 3-0 A-677 * 10/11/19ARIZONA W 3-0 A-2661 * 10/06/19#8 WASHINGTON L 1-3 A-1037 * 10/13/19ARIZONA STATE W 3-0 A-2087 * 10/11/19at Utah L 0-3 A-3009 * 10/18/19COLORADO W 3-0 A-2179 * 10/13/19at Colorado W 3-0 A-155 * 10/20/19#18 UTAH W 3-2 A-2328 * 10/18/19at Oregon L 0-3 A-1667 * 10/25/19at UCLA L 0-3 A-3266 * 10/20/19at Oregon State W 3-2 A-1101 * 10/27/19at USC W 3-2 A-2148 * 10/25/19#2 STANFORD W 3-0 A-3266 * 11/01/19OREGON STATE W 3-0 A-1739 * 10/27/19#15 CALIFORNIA W 3-1 A-1365 * Nov 03 OREGON W 3-0 A-2603 * 11/01/19at #22 Washington State W 3-0 A-1225 * 11/07/19at Arizona State W 3-0 A-2003 * Nov 03 at #12 Washington L 0-3 A-3065 * 11/09/19at Arizona W 3-0 A-11 * Nov 07 COLORADO L 0-3 A-427 * Nov 15 USC W 3-1 A-5826 * Nov 09 #16 UTAH L 1-3 A-940 * Nov 17 UCLA W 3-0 A-3463 * 11/15/19at California W 3-0 A-99 * Nov 22 at #16 Utah W 3-1 A-3042 * Nov 17 at #4 Stanford L 0-3 A-3463 * 11/24/19at Colorado W 3-0 A-2220 * Nov 22 OREGON W 3-2 A-906 * 11/26/19at #25 Washington State W 3-0 A-1123 * Nov 24 OREGON STATE W 3-0 A-1036 * Nov 29 CALIFORNIA W 3-1 A-4880 * 11/27/19at Arizona W 3-0 A-1076 Dec 06 DENVER W 3-0 A-2148 * Nov 29 at USC W 3-0 A-2816 Dec 07 CAL POLY W 3-0 A-2326 Dec 06 vs Notre Dame W 3-0 Dec 13 UTAH W 3-2 A-2609 Dec 07 at #5 Wisconsin L 0-3 A-7052 Dec 14 #11 PORTLAND ST. W 3-0 A-2946 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Conference Schedule and Results as of Dec 15, 2019

USC (18-14,11-9) Utah (24-10,14-6) 8/30/19 at Texas State W 3-1 A-2583 8/30/19 SAINT MARY'S W 3-0 A-1431 9/01/19 at #4 Texas L 1-3 A-4153 8/30/19 #7 KENTUCKY W 3-0 A-1431 9/06/19 vs #12 Kentucky L 1-3 A-421 8/31/19 #23 CAL POLY W 3-2 A-1623 9/07/19 at Northern Iowa W 3-1 A-161 9/03/19 at Utah St. W 3-0 A-517 9/07/19 vs #23 Creighton L 1-3 A-300 9/06/19 vs UC Davis W 3-0 A-115 9/13/19 YALE W 3-2 A-975 9/06/19 vs Portland St. W 3-0 A-200 9/14/19 HOWARD W 3-0 A-110 09/07/19at Utah Valley W 3-0 9/14/19 VILLANOVA W 3-0 A-1155 Sep 13 at Pepperdine W 3-1 A-197 9/19/19 at San Diego L 2-3 A-513 9/14/19 vs #6 Pitt L 1-3 A-149 9/20/19 vs Long Beach State W 3-0 A-115 Sep 14 vs Cal Poly L 2-3 A-175 * 9/25/19 at UCLA L 2-3 A-3820 Sep 19 #12 BYU L 1-3 A-4110 * 9/28/19 ARIZONA W 3-1 A-932 * 9/25/19 COLORADO W 3-0 A-2000 * 10/04/19#8 WASHINGTON W 3-1 A-711 * 9/29/19 at #24 Oregon L 2-3 A-3860 * 10/06/19#24 WASHINGTON STATE L 2-3 A-3469 * 10/04/19at Arizona W 3-1 A-1752 * 10/11/19at Colorado W 3-1 A-1625 * 10/06/19vs Arizona State W 3-0 A-193 * 10/13/19at Utah L 2-3 A-2031 * 10/11/19UCLA W 3-0 A-3009 * 10/18/19at Oregon State W 3-1 A-1058 * 10/13/19USC W 3-2 A-2031 * 10/20/19at Oregon W 3-0 A-1774 * 10/18/19at California L 2-3 A-1172 * 10/25/19#15 CALIFORNIA W 3-1 A-730 * 10/20/19at #2 Stanford L 2-3 A-2328 * 10/27/19#2 STANFORD L 2-3 A-2148 * 10/25/19WASHINGTON W 3-1 A-147 * 11/01/19at #12 Washington W 3-2 A-2420 * 10/27/19#24 WASHINGTON STATE L 2-3 A-2071 * 11/03/19at #22 Washington State L 1-3 A-887 * 11/01/19ARIZONA STATE W 3-2 A-151 * Nov 07 #16 UTAH L 2-3 A-701 * 11/03/19ARIZONA W 3-2 A-205 * Nov 09 COLORADO W 3-1 A-747 * Nov 09 at #23 UCLA W 3-1 A-940 * Nov 15 at #4 Stanford L 1-3 A-5826 * 11/15/19at Washington State W 3-1 A-53 * 11/17/19at California W 3-1 A-33 * Nov 17 at #13 Washington L 2-3 A-2665 * Nov 21 OREGON STATE W 3-2 A-265 * Nov 07 at USC W 3-2 A-701 * Nov 24 OREGON L 2-3 A-1764 * Nov 22 #4 STANFORD L 1-3 A-3042 * 11/27/19at Arizona State W 3-2 A-1823 * Nov 24 #24 CALIFORNIA W 3-1 A-2033 * Nov 29 #23 UCLA L 0-3 A-2816 * Nov 27 OREGON STATE W 3-0 A-1381 Dec 06 vs Stephen F. Austin W 3-0 A-150 * 11/30/19at Colorado W 3-0 A-1012 12/07/19at #1 Baylor L 0-3 A-1670 12/06/19vs Illinois W 3-2 12/07/19at BYU W 3-0 A-3250 Dec 13 at #3 Stanford L 2-3 A-2609 2019 Pac-12 Volleyball Conference Schedule and Results as of Dec 15, 2019

Washington (27-7,15-5) Washington State (23-10,12-8) Aug 30 vs St. John's (NY) W 3-0 A-378 08/30/19at James Madison W 3-0 Aug 31 vs #21 San Diego W 3-1 A-454 08/31/19vs Iowa L 0-3 A-75 Sep 01 at Hawaii L 1-3 A-6673 08/31/19vs Stony Brook W 3-0 A-87 Sep 06 vs #5 Illinois W 3-2 A-50 Sep 06 vs Utah State W 3-1 A-79 Sep 07 at Iowa W 3-1 A-1788 Sep 06 at Portland W 3-0 A-221 Sep 13 vs Drake W 3-0 A-2134 Sep 07 vs Idaho W 3-0 A-188 Sep 14 vs Nebraska-Omaha W 3-1 A-1896 09/13/19IDAHO ST. W 3-0 A-241 Sep 14 at #17 Creighton W 3-1 A-1896 09/13/19UT ARLINGTON W 3-0 A-106 Sep 19 at #9 Wisconsin W 3-1 A-7052 09/14/19LIBERTY W 3-0 A-296 Sep 21 #9 WISCONSIN W 3-0 A-3788 09/20/19vs Houston Baptist W 3-0 * Sep 25 at Washington State L 1-3 A-1227 09/20/19vs UTRGV W 3-1 A-79 * 9/29/19 at #1 Stanford W 3-1 A-3632 09/21/19vs Texas Southern W 3-0 A-35 * 10/04/19at USC L 1-3 A-711 * Sep 25 #8 WASHINGTON W 3-1 A-1227 * 10/06/19at UCLA W 3-1 A-1037 * 09/28/19at California L 2-3 A-143 * 10/11/19OREGON STATE W 3-0 A-2413 * 10/04/19at UCLA L 0-3 A-677 * 10/13/19OREGON W 3-2 A-3558 * 10/06/19at USC W 3-2 A-3469 * 10/18/19ARIZONA STATE W 3-1 A-2213 * 10/11/19OREGON W 3-1 A-1173 * 10/20/19ARIZONA W 3-1 A-2444 * 10/13/19OREGON STATE W 3-1 A-757 * 10/25/19at Utah L 1-3 A-147 * 10/18/19ARIZONA W 3-0 A-1379 * 10/27/19at Colorado W 3-1 A-154 * 10/20/19ARIZONA STATE L 2-3 A-1017 * 11/01/19USC L 2-3 A-2420 * 10/24/19at Colorado W 3-0 A-90 * Nov 03 #25 UCLA W 3-0 A-3065 * 10/27/19at #18 Utah W 3-2 A-2071 * 11/07/19at Oregon W 3-0 A-1813 * 11/01/19#25 UCLA L 0-3 A-1225 * 11/10/19at Oregon State W 3-1 A-1239 * 11/03/19USC W 3-1 A-887 * Nov 15 COLORADO W 3-0 A-1838 * 11/07/19at Oregon State W 3-1 A-222 * Nov 17 #15 UTAH W 3-2 A-2665 * 11/10/19at Oregon W 3-1 A-1706 * 11/22/19at Arizona W 3-1 A-1292 * 11/15/19UTAH L 1-3 A-53 * 11/24/19at Arizona State W 3-1 A-1407 * 11/17/19COLORADO W 3-2 A-179 * Nov 27 CALIFORNIA W 3-2 A-2303 * 11/21/19at Arizona State L 1-3 A-1898 * Nov 30 #25 WASHINGTON STATE L 2-3 A-5779 * 11/24/19at Arizona L 1-3 A-1024 Dec 06 WINTHROP W 3-0 A-2052 * 11/26/19#3 STANFORD L 0-3 A-1123 Dec 07 SOUTH CAROLINA W 3-0 A-2044 * Nov 30 at #9 Washington W 3-2 A-5779 12/13/19vs #9 Kentucky W 3-1 A-1848 12/06/19vs San Diego L 1-3 12/14/19at #1 Baylor L 1-3 A-3008