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Pages 14-25.Indd BRUIN BIOGRAPHIES #5 ELISE CARSTENSEN SOPHOMORE • MIDDLE BLOCKER • 6-3 • ATLANTA, GA • WESTMINSTER 2005 (Freshman) was AAA State Champions three years in a row … Played club Played in 17 games over eight volleyball for Mizuno Long Beach and Atlanta Juniors… Club team matches … Season highs of six kills, placed third at the 2005 Junior Olympics in the 18 open division. three blocks and 7.5 points came on Personal Sept. 24 at Stanford. Undeclared major … Daughter of Charles and Susan Carstensen Prep … Has one sister, Jessi … Born Elise Saxon Carstensen on August Four-year varsity letter winner in vol- 29, 1987, in Dayton, OH. leyball and three-year letterwinner in track at the prestigious Westminster High School … Gatorade Player of the Year for Georgia in 2003 and 2004 … Four-year All-State honoree … Two-time team captain … Team Carstensen’s Career Statistics Yr MP GP K K/GM E TA Pct SA BS BA TB BK/GM Dg DG/GM Points 2005 10 20 26 1.30 11 75 .200 0 2 8 10 0.50 4 0.20 32.0 #2 ALI DALEY SOPHOMORE • OUTSIDE HITTER • 6-0 • GRASS VALLEY, CA • NEVADA UNION HS • LONG BEACH STATE 2005 (Freshman/at Long Beach State) tion title … Garnered fi rst-team honors for the Sacramento Bee … Big West Conference Freshman of In her junior season, broke all scoring records for Nevada Union the Year … Also named fi rst-team with 562 kills, and helped the Miners win both the Metro and Sac All-Big West … Two-time Big West Joaquin Championships along with the Northern California Division Player of the Week (Sept. 26 and 1 Championship … The Miners placed second in the state cham- Nov. 7) … Ninth in the Big West in pionship, where Daley was named to the All-Tournament team … kills with a 3.47 per-game average Prep Volleyball Top-15 list and All-American honoree … Her senior … Also averaged 2.16 digs/game … year she compiled 814 kills, 439 digs, 164 blocks, and 105 aces Was sixth in the league with a .314 – all totals tops in California... She once again was named the Metro attack percentage for the season … League MVP, Nevada Union MVP, Sacramento Bee MVP … Led Career-high 24 kills came in LBSU’s the Miners (for a third time) to the Metro Title, Sac-Joaquin Title, 3-1 win over St. Mary’s on Sept. 24 Northern California Championship title … A-2 Junior National team … Went three consecutive matches member in the summers of 2004 and 2005 (Oct. 14-22) without an attack error, Personal recording 30 kills on 55 attacks for a Daughter of Gary and Janice Daley … Brother, Gary Jr., is a right- .545 attack percentage during that stretch. handed pitcher who was the 106th pick in the 2006 Major League Prep Baseball entry draft … Pick was the last of the third round, made Graduated from Nevada Union … Was a standout athlete for the by the St. Louis Cardinals … Also has two older sisters, Kacy and Miners … She was a three-year starter for the basketball team Angela … Uncle, Pete Daley, was a catcher for the Boston Red Sox and holds the school record for most rebounds in one game (21) from 1955-59 and also played for the Kansas City Athletics (1960) … By her sophomore year, was leading scorer and league MVP … and Washington Senators (1961) … Ali played 10 years of Little Daley was the fi rst freshman to make the varsity volleyball team, League baseball, playing second base, pitching and catching … Ali starting at outside hitter … Nevada Union MVP and helped lead once led her marching band down Main Street at Disneyland … Born her team to the Metro League Title and its fi rst Sac Joaquin Sec- Allison Nichole Daley on Dec. 16, 1986, in Grass Valley, CA. Daley’s Career Statistics (at Long Beach State) Yr MP GP K K/GM E TA Pct SA BS BA TB BK/GM Dg DG/GM Points 2005 32 107 367 3.43 88 913 .306 20 9 44 53 0.50 236 2.21 418.0 14 2006 UCLA WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL BRUIN BIOGRAPHIES #9 KATIE CARTER SENIOR • OUTSIDE HITTER • 6-3 • STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO • STEAMBOAT SPRINGS HS 2005 (Junior) Prep Had a career-high 23 kills on 57 Led the Steamboat Sailors to the Colorado State Championship attacks in UCLA’s fi ve-game upset match … Team fi nished as the state runner-up … First-team All- of then-No. 2 Washington … Added Conference as a senior … Two-time Western Slope MVP … Named six blocks (1-5) in that match for a to the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post All-Colorado teams career-high 26.5 points … Had a … Denver Post Player of the Year as a senior … Rocky Mountain break-out match on Oct. 28 at USC, Region “Best Hitter” … Four-year volleyball player and played two downing 19 kills on 54 attacks and seasons of basketball as a center …Volleyball Magazine/PrepVol- scoring 19.5 points in the match … leyball.com Fab 50 selection … Played club volleyball for Avalanche Those 19 kills led the Bruins against and Colorado Juniors … Lists playing in the State Championship the Women of Troy … Had a second Match as one of her biggest thrills in athletics. 19-kill match at Pepperdine on Nov. 8 Personal … Hit .425 with just two errors on 40 History/Art History major … Parents are Ken and Sherry Carter … attacks in that match … Double-fi g- Has a brother, Ryan (24) and a sister, Julia (27) … Admires former ure kills in eight matches … Also had 13 matches with double-fi gure Bruin and Pac-10 career kills leader Kristee Porter … Born Katie points, including a then-career-high 23 at Pepperdine. Lynn Carter on October 10, 1985, in Victorville, CA. 2004 (Sophomore) Had a record-setting match on Nov. 19 against Oregon State …Had 16 kills on an error-free 26 attacks for a .615 attack percentage … That attack percentage ranks 14th in UCLA history for attack per- centage in a match (min. 20 attempts) … Her 26 attempts in that effort is the second-highest number of attempts for an error-free match in UCLA women’s volleyball history (Kristee Porter, 9/8/2001, 20-0-27, .741 vs. Pepperdine) … Also had double-fi gure kills against Utah on Sept. 17, playing four games of the fi ve-game match … Played in each of UCLA’s fi nal 12 regular season matches but did not play during the NCAA Tournament. 2003 (Freshman) Played in 42 games over 24 of UCLA’s 33 matches … Had her fi rst double-fi gure kill match on Sept. 6 against Boise State … Posted a career high with 12 kills against Texas A&M Corpus Christi at the Time Warner Cable Texas Invitational … Also had a career-high six digs in that match … Has seen time as a situational offensive replacement for the Bruins … Played in 12 of UCLA’s 18 Pac-10 matches … Had a career-high two service aces in the Boise State match … Career-best two block assists were recorded in just two games played against Pepperdine in UCLA’s regular season fi nale. CAREER MATCH HIGHS Kills: 23 vs. Washington 11/12/05 Digs: 9 vs. Kansas 12/2/05 Blocks: 7 (3-4) at Oregon 11/4/05 Aces: 4 vs Pepperdine 10/26/04 Points: 26.5 vs. Washington 11/12/05 Carter’s Career Statistics Yr MP GP K K/GM E TA Pct SA BS BA TB BK/GM Dg DG/GM Points 2003 24 42 71 1.69 43 189 .148 5 2 8 10 0.24 30 0.71 82.0 2004 22 48 103 2.15 57 306 .150 11 2 13 15 0.31 40 0.83 122.5 2005 30 93 247 2.66 104 699 .205 10 17 55 72 0.77 68 0.73 301.5 Total 76 186 421 2.30 204 1194 .182 26 21 76 97 0.53 138 0.75 506.0 2006 UCLA WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL 15 BRUIN BIOGRAPHIES #22 STACY DOMINGUEZ JUNIOR • MIDDLE BLOCKER • 6-0 • YORBA LINDA, CA • ESPERANZA HS 2005 (Sophomore) medal at the 2004 Junior Olympics … Previously played club vol- Played in one game of the Sept. 8 leyball for Impact Club and Golden West. match vs. Cal State Northridge, but Personal did not record any stats. Majoring in pre-political science … Daughter of Philip and Lisa 2004 (Freshman) Dominguez … Has an older sister, Erin … Member of the National Played in one game of the Sept. 4 Honor Society, graduating with a 4.3 GPA … Born Stacy Marie match vs. Samford, but did not record Dominguez on Dec. 16, 1985, in Placentia, CA. any stats. Prep Team captain of the Esperanza HS team that won the Sunset League, Capistrano Valley Tournament, Or- ange County Championship and the CIF title in 2003 … Earned Los Angeles Times player of the week notice during that season … Also named the team’s Blocker of the Year … Played club volleyball for Goldenwest … Won a bronze Dominguez’s Career Statistics Yr MP GP K K/GM E TA Pct SA BS BA TB BK/GM Dg DG/GM Points 2004 1 1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0.0 2005 1 1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0.0 Total 2 2 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0.0 #20 JESSICA FINE SOPHOMORE • DEFENSIVE SPECIALIST/LIBERO • 5-6 • TARZANA, CA • HARVARD WESTLAKE HS 2005 Prep Did not play the 2005 season.
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