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2018 Pac-12 Conference Women's Volleyball For Immediate Release \\ Wednesday, December 19, 2018 Contact \\ Natalia Ciccone ([email protected]); Carly Fasciglione ([email protected]) 2018 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*^ 20 0 1.000 10-0 9-1 34 1 0.971 17-0 13-1 4-0 22-0 10-0 2-1 W 32 Oregon^ 13 7 .650 5-5 8-2 23 11 .676 11-5 10-3 2-3 11-5 8-4 4-2 L 1 USC^ 13 7 .650 6-4 7-3 22 11 .667 10-5 9-4 3-2 9-6 7-3 6-2 L 1 Washington State^ 12 8 .600 7-3 5-5 23 10 .600 12-3 9-6 2-1 9-1 10-5 4-4 L 1 Arizona^ 11 9 .550 6-4 5-5 22 11 .667 12-4 6-6 4-1 13-3 4-4 5-4 L 1 Washington^ 10 10 .500 5-5 5-5 20 13 .606 8-6 7-6 5-1 8-6 9-5 3-2 L 1 Utah^ 10 10 .500 6-4 4-6 19 14 .576 9-5 5-9 5-0 9-5 5-4 5-5 L 1 Colorado^ 10 10 .500 5-5 5-5 18 14 .562 10-6 5-6 3-2 9-3 5-6 4-5 L 2 UCLA 8 12 .400 3-7 5-5 13 14 .481 5-7 7-7 1-0 3-9 6-4 4-1 L 3 California 7 13 .350 3-7 4-6 15 16 .484 7-7 5-8 3-1 8-7 4-4 3-5 L 2 Arizona State 5 15 .250 2-8 3-7 14 18 .438 7-9 3-8 4-1 6-11 7-6 1-1 L 2 Oregon State 1 19 .050 0-10 1-9 11 21 .344 1-10 5-10 5-1 5-11 3-4 3-6 L 8 * - Pac-12 Champion and NCAA Champion; ^ - NCAA Tournament Participant. THIS YEAR IN PAC-12 VOLLEYBALL NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS • STANFORD claimed its nation-leading eighth NCAA title and second in three NCAA First Round Results • Nov. 29-Nov. 30 years, giving the Pac-12 its 16th women’s volleyball title all-time, the most for New Mexico State at #15 OREGON ....ORE, 3-1 (25-22, 18-25, 25-21, 25-11) any conference. The Cardinal highlighted eight Pac-12 teams that earned ARIZONA vs. Missouri .............................MIZZOU, 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-18) NCAA Tournament bids this season, the most of any league, marking the 19th- consecutive year at least six teams have participated in the “Big Dance” and WASHINGTON vs. St. Mary’s ........... WASH, 3-1 (25-22, 25-17, 24-26, 25-22) the fifth time in the last six years at least eight received postseason invitations. UTAH vs. Denver ........................................UTAH, 3-0 (25-23, 25-18, 27-25) COLORADO vs. South Carolina ...... SC, 3-2 (34-32,19-25,25-12,13-25,15-13) • Six Pac-12 teams ended the season ranked in the final AVCA Coaches Poll Alabama State at #1 STANFORD ................. STAN, 3-0 (25-10, 25-17, 25-15) with national champion and Pac-12 Champion Stanford claiming the top spot Northern Arizona at #16 WASHINGTON STATE ....WSU, 3-1 (25-23,25-15,22-25,25-21) while OREGON is No. 9, the first time the Ducks are in the final top 10 since Samford at #11 USC ....................................USC, 3-0 (25-18, 25-19, 25-14) 2012 and just the fourth time ever. WASHINGTON STATE ends at No. 16, its highest final ranking since 2002 and just the third time it appears in the final ranking since that year. WASHINGTON is No. 18, USC is No. 21 and ARIZONA NCAA Second Round Results • Nov. 30-Dec. 1 is tied for 25th. Baylor at OREGON ......................ORE, 3-2 (25-18,13-25,25-17,22-25,13-15) WASHINGTON vs. Creighton ...................... WASH, 3-0 (25-19, 25-21, 25-23) • Stanford was the No. 1 overall seed, marking the first time since 2009 the UTAH at BYU ................................................BYU, 3-0 (25-16, 25-21, 25-18) top seeded team in the tournament won the national championship. USC was LMU at STANFORD ..................................... STAN, 3-0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-17) also seeded, earning the No. 11 seed, Oregon was the No. 15 seed and WSU Tennessee at WASHINGTON STATE ...... WSU, 3-1 (30-28,25-18,19-25,25-13) was the No. 16 seed. It was the Cougs’ highest seeding since 2002. Arizona, San Diego at USC .............................................SD, 3-0 (27-25, 25-21, 25-19) COLORADO, UTAH and WASHINGTON received NCAA Tournament bids. • Seven of the eight Pac-12 teams were making a return trip to the tournament NCAA Regional Semifinal • Dec. 7 after earning bids last season. The Wildcats were back in after snapping a four- WASHINGTON vs. #8 Penn State .................... PSU, 3-0 (26-24,25-21,25-21) year run. Stanford is one of two teams in the nation to have participated in the #16 WASHINGTON ST. at #1 STANFORD .STAN, 3-1 (25-17,24-26,25-14,25-19) event all 38 years. Four members of the Cardinal squad were also on the 2016 #15 OREGON at #2 Minnesota ................ ORE, 3-1 (21-25,41-39,25-14,26-24) national championship team. NCAA Regional Final • Dec. 8 • In addition to the five-set national-championship thriller between Stanford and #15 OREGON vs. #7 Nebraska ........................NEB, 3-0 (25-22,25-23,25-17) Nebraska, Conference teams were involved in some of the 2018 tournament’s #8 Penn State at #1 STANFORD ......... STAN, 3-1 (18-25,25-23,25-20,25-16) most exciting matches, including the Huskies upsetting Big East Champion and No. 9-seed Creighton on the road to get to the regional semifinal. The Ducks took down second-seeded Minnesota for the second time this season, NCAA Semifinal • Dec. 13,Target Center, Minneapolis winning an epic 41-39 second set, which led to a 3-1 victory in Minneapolis to #1 STANFORD vs. #2 BYU .............................. STAN, 3-0 (25-15,25-15,25-18) claim a spot in the regional final. NCAA Championship • Dec. 15, Target Center, Minneapolis • Stanford won its 18th all-time Pac-12 crown going a perfect 20-0. Junior #1 STANFORD vs. #7 Nebraska .. STAN, 3-2 (28-26,22-25,25-16,15-25,15-12) Kathryn Plummer was tabbed the Pac-12 Player of the Year for the second- straight year. Teammates Jenna Gray and Morgan Hentz were repeated as the Pac-12 Setter and Libero of the Year, respectively. Stanford’s Kevin Hambly was tabbed the Pac-12 Coach of the Year and USC’s Raquel Lázaro was named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Year. • Plummer was selected AVCA National Player of the Year for the second- straight year, becoming the first player since 2001 and 2002 to win the honor in back-to-back seasons and just the fourth overall. Plummer headlined a list of 13 AVCA All-Americans from the Pac-12, representing seven teams. RANKINGS 2018 PAC-12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK (Final) Offensive Defensive Freshman AVCA Aug. 27 Brooke Botkin, USC Grace Massey, OSU Raquel Lázaro, USC 1. STANFORD (64) 1600 34-1 1 Sep. 3 Mac May, UCLA Claire Martin, WSU Raquel Lázaro, USC 2. Nebraska 1533 29-7 6 Sep. 10 Kathryn Plummer, STAN Morgan Hentz, STAN Brooke Nuneviller, ORE 3. Illinois 1463 32-4 3 Sep. 17 Kathryn Plummer, STAN Morgan Hentz, STAN Maddie Sheehan, OSU 4. BYU 1408 31-2 4 Sep. 24 Ronika Stone, ORE Lindsey Vander Weide, ORE Raquel Lázaro, USC 5. Texas 1285 23-5 5 Oct. 1 Kendra Dahlke, ARIZ Morgan Hentz, STAN Holly Campbell, STAN 6. Penn State 1253 26-8 7 Oct. 8 Taylor Borup, ORE Morgan Hentz, STAN Brooke Nuneviller, ORE 7. Minnesota 1187 27-4 2 Oct. 15 Kathryn Plummer, STAN Morgan Hentz, STAN Raquel Lázaro, USC 8. Wisconsin 1162 25-7 8 Oct. 22 Jocelyn Urias, WSU Devyn Cross, ARIZ Lauren Forte, CAL 9. OREGON 1095 23-11 14 Oct. 29 Penny Tusa, WSU Tami Alade, STAN Brooke Nuneviller, ORE 10. Kentucky 1026 26-5 10 Nov. 5 Claire Hoffman, WASH Tami Alade, STAN Jenna Ewert, COLO 11. Florida 821 26-7 16 Nov. 12 Samantha Drechsel, WASH Avie Niece, WASH Holly Campbell, STAN 12. Michigan 799 24-10 18 Nov. 19 Alyse Ford, ASU Naghede Abu, COLO Jenna Ewert, COLO 13. Creighton 770 29-5 9 Nov. 26 Dani Drews, UTAH Alexis Dirige, WSU Brooke Nuneviller, ORE 14. Pittsburgh 709 30-2 11 15. Marquette 689 28-7 15 PAC-12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK TOTAL* OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE FRESHMAN 16. WASHINGTON ST. 668 23-10 19 STANFORD ............................................... 115 ..........................19 ......................21 ......................23 17. Purdue 645 24-9 12 UCLA .......................................................... 84 ..........................12 ......................11 ......................10 18. WASHINGTON 625 20-13 22 USC ............................................................ 75 ..........................19 ......................10 ......................18 19. Tennessee 398 26-6 19 WASHINGTON ............................................ 67 ..........................16 ......................21 ........................8 20. San Diego 364 18-13 NR ARIZONA .................................................... 40 ............................5 ........................6 ........................4 OREGON .................................................... 38 ..........................15 ........................7 ......................10 21. USC 335 22-11 17 CALIFORNIA ............................................... 35 ............................3 ........................4 ........................6 22. Cal Poly 287 25-3 13 WASHINGTON STATE ................................. 29 ............................5 ........................4 ........................6 23. Missouri 228 24-8 24 OREGON STATE .......................................... 25 ............................5 ........................8 ......................12 24. Baylor 197 20-9 25 ARIZONA STATE ........................................
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