COUGAR VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION GUIDE INFORMATION 2018 SCHEDULE the UNIVERSITY AUGUST LOCATION: Pullman, Wash

2018 COUGAR VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION GUIDE INFORMATION 2018 SCHEDULE THE UNIVERSITY AUGUST LOCATION: Pullman, Wash. Saturday 25 vs VCU 1 PM AFFILIATION: NCAA Division I Sunday 26 at NC State 9:30 AM CONFERENCE: Pac-12 Friday 31 at No. 17 Northern Iowa 4 PM ENROLLMENT: 20,286 NICKNAME: Cougars SEPTEMBER COLORS: Crimson and Gray PRESIDENT: Kirk H. Schulz Saturday 1 at No. 17 Northern Iowa 9:30 AM DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Pat Chun Friday 7 McNeese State 12 PM SWA: Anne McCoy Illinois State 7:30 PM FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: Nancy Swanger Saturday 8 Stony Brook 12 PM Friday 14 vs Northern Illinois 8 AM COUGAR VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION HEAD COACH: Jen Greeny (Washington State, 1999) at Western Kentucky 5 PM RECORD AT WSU: 122-125 / 8th year Saturday 15 vs. East Tennessee State 9 AM RECORD OVERALL: 234-149 / 12th year Thursday 20 at No. 13 Washington * 8 PM ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Burdette Greeny (WSU ‘99) Sunday 23 at No. 12 Oregon * 12 PM ASSISTANT COACH: Shannon Hunt (WSU ‘98) Friday 28 No. 25 Utah * 7 PM COORDINATOR OF OPERATIONS: Kaysie Shebeneck (Texas A&M ‘17) Sunday 30 No. 23 Colorado * 12 PM TECHNICAL OPERATIONS: Grant Schoenlein HOME COURT: Bohler Gym (2,752) OCTOBER 2017 RECORD: 18-16 Friday 5 at (RV) Arizona State * 8 PM 2017 PAC-12 RECORD: 6-14 / 9th Sunday 7 at No. 21 Arizona * 12 PM 2017 FINAL AVCA RANKING: n/a Friday 12 at Stanford * 8 PM STARTERS RETURNING/LOST: 4+Libero / 1 Sunday 14 at Cal * 1 PM LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST: 10 / 4 NEWCOMERS: 4 Friday 19 USC * 8 PM Sunday 21 UCLA * 12 PM TEAM HISTORY Wednesday 24 at Utah * 6 PM FIRST YEAR OF VOLLEYBALL: 1973 Friday 26 at Colorado * 6 PM ALL-TIME RECORD/YEARS: 693-722 / 46th year ALL-TIME PAC-12 RECORD/YEARS: 197-403 / 32 years NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORD: 11-12 / 12 years NOVEMBER LAST NCAA TOURNAMENT: 2017 - def. Florida State (3-1), Friday 2 Arizona * 7 PM lost to Nebraska (0-3) Sunday 4 Arizona State * 12 PM FIRST TEAM ALL-PAC-12: 10 athletes earning 17 honors Thursday 8 at UCLA * 6 PM Sunday 11 at USC * 1:30 PM VOLLEYBALL OFFICEVOLLEYBALL OFFICE Friday 16 Stanford * 7 PM Sunday 18 Cal * 12 PM Wednesday 21 Oregon State * 7 PM Head Coach Jen Greeny Saturday 24 Washington * 4 PM (Washington State 1999) Thr.-Fri. 29-30 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds TBD Record at WSU 122-125 / 8 years Career Record 234-149 / 12 years DECEMBER Sat. 1 NCAA 1st & 2nd Rounds TBD Associate Head Coach Burdette Greeny Fri.-Sat. 7-8 NCAA Regionals TBD (Washington State 1999) Thr.-Sat. 13-15 NCAA Final Four TBD

* Pac-12 Conference match Assistant Coach Shannon Hunt All home matches played at Bohler Gym (Washington State 1998) All times listed are Pacific time Denoted matches televised on Pac-12 Network Operations Coordinator Kaysie Shebeneck (Texas A&M 2017) ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Technical Coordinator Grant Schoenlein Associate Director of Athletics Bill Stevens Volunteer Coach James Dorr Asst. Dir. Athletic Comm. Jessica Holmes Volunteer Coach Casey Schoenlein Bobby Alworth Ben Laskey Office Phone 509-335-4290 Devon Lucal Office FAX 509-335-7168 Building Address Bohler Athletic Complex 230 Volleyball Contact Devon Lucal Mailing Address P.O. Box 641602 Office Phone 509-335-0268 Pullman, WA Cell Phone 513-720-8488 99164-1602 Email [email protected]

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School)

1 Penny Tusa S 5-8 So. 1V Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS) 2 Kalyah Williams MB 6-0 Fr. HS Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS) 3 Lida Kastanou OPP 6-2 Fr. HS Athens, Greece (Moraitis School) 4 Alexis Dirige DS/L 5-2 Jr. 2V San Francisco, Calif. (Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep.) 5 McKenna Woodford OH 6-4 Sr. 3V Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS) 6 Jocelyn Urias MB 6-3 Jr. 2V Tijuana, Mexico (José Vasconcelos Bilingual School) 8 Charity Bradley OH 6-4 Fr. HS St. George, Utah (Emery HS) 9 Hannah Pukis S 5-11 Fr. HS Tacoma, Wash. (Bellarmine Prep) 10 Taylor Mims MB 6-3 Sr. 3V Billings, Mont. (Billings Senior HS) 12 Claire Martin MB 6-4 Sr. 3V Bremerton, Wash. (Bellarmine Prep) 13 Olivia Coale DS 5-6 Sr. 3V Vancouver, Wash. (Skyview HS) 14 Kelii Aria McComber DS 5-6 Fr. HS Kapolei, Hawaii (Punahou School) 15 Abby Phillips DS 5-5 Sr. 1V Central City, Iowa (Marion HS/Iowa State) 18 Ella Lajos MB 6-3 Sr. 3V San Jose, Calif. (Valley Christian HS) 19 Ashley Brown S 5-9 Jr. 1V Prosper, Texas (Prosper HS/Oklahoma)

WSU Head Coach: Jen Greeny (Washington State ’99) Associate Head Coach: Burdette Greeny (WSU ’99) Assistant Coach: Shannon Hunt (WSU ‘98) Operations Coordinator: Kaysie Shebeneck (Texas A&M ’17) Volunteer Coach: James Dorr Student Coach: Casey Schoenlein Technical Coordinator: Grant Schoenlein Athletic Trainer: Jaimie Hoskins Strength & Conditioning: Ashley Hamada Student Manager: Nick Ziegelmann Sport Assistant: Shelley McLam

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JEN GREENY Great blocking was another key to the Cougars’ success in 2017 as WSU HEAD COACH was sixth-best nationally with 364.5 total blocks and 11th in team blocks per set at 2.89. Redshirt sophomore Jocelyn Urias and juniors Ella Lajos

Jen Greeny completed her seventh and Claire Martin provided the most stops at the net while sophomore season as the head coach at WSU, libero Alexis Dirige became the 11th player in school history to reach 1,000 highlighted by leading the Cougars digs and did it in the fewest number of sets. back to the NCAA Championship

tournament and guiding the Cougars The Fall of 2016 was the most successful season for the WSU volleyball to the second round of that tourna- program since 2002. The Cougars tallied a 22-12 overall record and an 11-9 ment for the second consecutive record for fifth place in the highly-competitive Pac-12 Conference after a year. preseason coaches’ poll predicted a ninth-place finish. Seeing her success

throughout the season, Greeny’s fellow conference coaches voted her the

This year was one of success. During the summer of 2017, four Cougars 2016 Pac-12 Coach of the Year. WSU made history in 2016 with a trio of con- added national and international playing experience as members of secutive wins over AVCA Top 10 nationally-ranked teams in 10 days: at No. National Teams: McKenna Woodford played on the U.S. Collegiate National 4 Washington Sept. 21, at No. 9 UCLA Sept. 23 and versus No. 9 Stanford Team (CNT)-Thailand, Taylor Mims played on CNT-Europe team that won Sept. 30. Gold at the Global Challenge, Casey Schoenlein played on the CNT-Minne- apolis squad, and Jocelyn Urias played on Mexican National Team at the The Cougars earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Championship tourna- FIVB Grand Prix. ment for the first time in seven years and won a First Round match for

the first time in 14 seasons. This season’s 22 wins is tied for fifth-most in

The 2017 season was one of challenges with a nonconference schedule WSU volleyball program history and under Greeny’s leadership, WSU has that featured six matches against 2016 NCAA tournament teams as well produced the best three season win-totals in the last 14 years with 18 wins as the usual tough meetings against nationally-ranked Pac-12 opponents. in 2013, 16 wins in 2015 and 22 wins in 2016. Greeny’s WSU teams have WSU finished with a nonconference record of 11-1, an overall record of 18- posted a 62-11 non-conference record during her six years as head coach. 16, and was 6-14 in Pac-12 for ninth with a RPI of 38 (out of 334 teams) and The Cougars compete in the country’s strongest volleyball conference, a strength of schedule ranked 10th-hardest nationally. the Pac-12, where for the last 17 consecutive seasons the conference has had six or more teams advance to the NCAA Championship tournament

including the record of 10 teams in 2014. Returning to the NCAA Championship tournament was more impressive when taking into account junior outside hitter starter McKenna Woodford was lost to injury for the final 18 matches of the season, starter senior Senior outside hitter Kyra Holt, an All-Pacific North Region and two-time opposite starter Casey Schoenlein was lost to injury for the final seven All-Pac-12 selection, was a versatile all-round player leading the team on matches and freshman S/OH starter Penny Tusa was lost to injury for the and off the court. Holt, the fifth player in WSU history to reach 1,000 kills final seven matches. WSU had wins over No. 13 UCLA, No. 25 Colorado and 1,000 digs in a career, claimed school records in points (2,051) and and an NCAA First Round win over Florida State before dropping a match attack attempts (5,074), and is in WSU’s career top 10 lists in kills (1,777 - to national champion Nebraska on its home court in Lincoln. 2nd), kills per set (3.74 - 5th), aces (123 - 5th), and digs (1,172 - 7th). During the 2016 season Holt was the espnW National Player of the Week for Sept.

19-25, 2016 as well as Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week and earned a Greeny has coached or played in eight of WSU’s 12 NCAA Championship trio of nonconference all-tournament honors. tournament appearances.

The Cougars led the country in total blocks in 2016 and was third-best Junior Taylor Mims embraced the position move from middle blocker to nationally for blocks per set (3.23 bps) with sophomore middle blockers outside hitter and had the sixth-best offensive output (4.17 kills per set and Taylor Mims and Claire Martin producing outstanding statistics. Mims was 4.75 points per set) in the Pac-12, and her 599 points was 12th-best in the third-best nationally in total blocks (191) and eighth-best in blocks per set NCAA. Mims was accorded All-Pac-12 First Team honors as well as named (1.49 bps) while Martin was 24th-best in total blocks (156) and 16th-best to the All-America honorable mention teams for PrepVolleyball.com and in blocks per set (1.41bps). Mims and WSU junior outside hitter Casey VolleyballMag.com. Schoenlein were named to the 2016 All-Pac-12 honorable mention team.

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while turning the Warriors’ program into one of the premier NAIA teams.

In addition to their WSU accomplishments, 2016 was full of accolades for She took the reins of a struggling program and led it to success, winning members of the Cougars squad. Holt was selected to compete on the 2016 four consecutive Frontier Conference regular season titles and four con- summer Pac-12 All-Star squad that toured China. McKenna Woodford and secutive berths to the NAIA National Tournament. The Warriors finished in Schoenlein played and Greeny was an assistant coach on the 2016 USA the top 13 in the nation each year and ended the 2010 season at 31-3 (.912), Volleyball’s U.S. Collegiate National Team - Europe Tour that won the 12th the best mark in the history of the program. Greeny was a four-time Fron- Annual Global Challenge tournament in Croatia. Tani Stephens, a senior tier Conference Coach of the Year and the American Volleyball Coaches’ defensive specialist, found great success in summer sand volleyball tour- Association’s Northwest Region Coach of the Year. naments including playing in the AVP Seattle Open. Stephens graduated in

December and will pursue her graduate degree and play collegiate beach Jennifer Stinson was a stellar multi-sport athlete at Davenport (Wash.) volleyball this spring. High. At WSU she became the seventh player in WSU history with 1,000 career kills. A three-time All-Pacific-10 Conference selection, Greeny’s sta-

Greeny and her staff have tirelessly worked to return the Cougars vol- tistics are prominent in WSU’s all-time career lists ranking fourth in block leyball program back to the national prominence it received when Greeny assists (360), fourth in total blocks (419), and sixth in solo blocks (59). She was a player and an assistant coach. To that end, the Cougars ranked No. trained with the 1997 U.S. National volleyball team. 17 in recruiting class rankings from 2013-15 according to PrepVolleyball. com, which includes two classes ranked among the Top 21: No. 14 in 2013, Greeny also excelled in the classroom where she was WSU’s Athlete of and No. 21 in 2015, with the 2014 class garnering honorable mention acco- the Year in 1998-99. She was a CoSIDA District VIII Academic All-America lades. Among the WSU recruits are six PrepVolleyball.com Top 100 players first-team and second-team selection her final two years and was a Pac-10 and two Gatorade State Players of the Year. Greeny credits her husband Volleyball All-Academic selection three times. She received her bachelor’s and lead recruiter, assistant coach Burdette Greeny, with achieving these degree in education from WSU in 1999. fine recruiting classes.

Greeny spent four and one-half years on WSU Head Coach Cindy Fredrick’s Greeny became the 12th coach in the history of the Cougars volleyball pro- volleyball coaching staff. At the time of her departure, Greeny had been gram in March 2011. She has compiled a six-year record of 91-104 at WSU involved in seven of the 11 seasons Cougar volleyball qualified for postsea- and has a 10-year career record of 203-128. As Jennifer Stinson, Greeny son action, three as a player, three as an assistant coach and once as head played and coached at WSU during the program’s most successful years coach. During her playing career, WSU was ranked as high as fifth in the on the Palouse and when hired, Greeny made a commitment to not only country and made the Elite Eight of the NCAA Championship Tournament. restore the program but to take it to the next level of success. Greeny was instrumental in WSU’s second and only other appearance in the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament, in 2002, this time as an assistant

Under Greeny’s mentoring in 2011, Megan Ganzer became the fourth All- coach. America player in WSU history and the first selected since 1996. Greeny, and her assistant coach Burdette Greeny, have coached eight All-Ameri- Greeny and her husband, Burdette Greeny, a former standout pitcher cans and several players who have had successful professional careers at WSU and an assistant volleyball coach at WSU, have two daughters, including Ganzer (Puerto Rico, Romania, and Germany), Kyra Holt (Puerto Lauren and Leah. She is a member of the Pullman Regional Hospital Rico and Spain), Camryn Irwin (Austria and Sweden), Chelsie Bettinson Foundation. Jen and Burdette Greeny were honored with a City of Pullman (Sweden) and Anile Clemente, a three-time All-American at Lewis-Clark Chamber of Commerce Walk of Fame plaque in 2015; the 25th plaque in State (Denmark). Kate Sommer, the first recruit signed to WSU by Greeny, the Famous Sports Figures category which honors those who have a posi- claimed the school digs record in 2015 after accumulating 1,954 digs in her tive impact beyond Pullman High School or Washington State University. four-year career.

Greeny has also changed the academic culture of the program with 12 semesters of a team grade point average of 3.0 or better.

As the head volleyball coach at Lewis-Clark State College (Lewiston, Idaho) from 2007-10, Greeny accumulating an impressive 112-24 record (.824)

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 5 JEN GREENY 2016 Pac-12 Coach of the Year 2014…this is the 25th time a WSU player has led the Pac-12 in a statistical category for a season and Washington State University Head Coach 2011–2017 the sixth time a Jen Greeny-coached player led the conference (Meagan Ganzer in 2011: 595 kills, 1,457 4 22 wins in 2016 is most overall season wins since attacks, 4.88 kills per set, 656.5 points; Chelsie Bet- 2002 and tied for 5th most in WSU history tinson in 2014: solo blocks; Mims in 2016: 30 solo 4 11 Pac-12 wins in 2016 is most since 2002 blocks)…of the remaining 19 times a Cougar has led the conference in a stats category, 18 of those were 4 WSU defeated five ranked teams in 2016, and four from 1988-1996. of those teams were Pac-12 teams: at No. 4 UW, at No. 9 4 TWO First Team Pac-12 All-Freshman Selections and FOUR Pac-12 All-Freshman selections UCLA, vs. No. 9 Stanford and vs. No. 25 Arizona 4 Led team to HIGHEST GPA in 30 years of Pac-12 4 WSU is the only DI school to defeat three top program history 10-ranked schools in consecutive matches 4 Cougar Volleyball has 10 consecutive semesters of a 4 The 5-0 Pac-12 start in 2016 was the best conference team GPA of 3.0 or higher start for the Cougars all-time...WSU went 4-0 in 1997 4 SIX Pac-12 All-Academic First Team honorees when Head Coach Jen Greeny and Asst. Coach Shannon Wyckoff Hunt were players 4 11 players have earned Pac-12 All-Academic Honors 25 times 4 BEST three-season win totals in last 14 years of program (22 in 2016, 16 in 2015, 18 in 2013) 4 Casey Schoenlein was one of three players in WSU history to earn Pac-12 All-Academic First Team as 4 In 2016, 27 WSU player records were etched into well as All-Pac-12 First Team or Honorable Mention WSU’s Single Season Top 10, Career Top 10, Team honors (Carrie Couturier 1991, and Stephanie Papke Match Top 1996)…Schoenlein is also one of only three players Five records by six different players in program history to earn back-to-back First Team 4 TWO of the five AVCA All-Americans in WSU Volley- All-Academic honors (Brittany Johnson 2006-08, ball Program and Camryn Irwin 2012-13). 4 FIRST AVCA Regional Freshman of the Year in 30 4 In 2016, WSU was tied for the most Pac-12 All-Aca- years of Pac-12 program history (Kyra Holt 2013) demic First Team members with two (Casey Schoen- 4 SIX First Team All-Pac-12 Selections lein and McKenna Woodford)…additionally, WSU 4 Kyra Holt is one of only four WSU players all-time to has the most Pac-12 All-Academic First and Second earn multiple conference First Team honors (2015, Team members with three (Hailey Bethune)…WSU 2016)…the others were: LaToya Harris (2000, ‘01, had the second-most Pac-12 All-Academic selec- ‘02), Sarah Silvernail (1994, ‘95, ‘96 - Player of the tions with six players (Haley MacDonald, Claire Mar- Year), and Keri Killebrew (1991, ‘92)...Holt is one of tin, Tani Stephens)…WSU has the best representa- 10 players in program history earn multiple Pac-12 tion of any Pac-12 school on the 2016 All-Academic Conference honors…Jen Greeny has direct ties to Teams with 11 points (First Team = 3 points, Second all 10: she was the head coach for two of those play- Team = 2 points and Honorable Mention = 1 point)… ers (Holt, Meagan Ganzer), assistant coach for four WSU has had at least one Pac-12 All-Academic se- players (LaToya Harris, Adrian Hankoff, Kali Surplus, lection for five consecutive years and six first team Chelsie Schafer), teammates with three players (Sar- selections in the last five years. ah Silvernail, Stephanie Papke, Keren Oigman), and 4 Jen Greeny is the third Pac-10/12 Conference Coach was coached by Keri Killebrew (asst. coach 1995-97). of the Year from WSU (Cindy Fredrick 1995, Andrew 4 Taylor Mims led the Pac-12 with 30 solo blocks, Palileo 2009), making WSU have the third-most the highest total in five seasons, and is the second Pac-12 COY honorees…2016 is only the sixth time a WSU player in three years to lead the conference woman has earned the honor in 34 years…in total, in this category, following Chelsie Bettinson’s 21 in

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18 different coaches have earned the COY in the Pac-10/12 Conference and Greeny is the sixth-youngest coach to be honored. 4 Jen Greeny is one of an elite group of conference Coach of the Year honorees who also were outstanding players for the same schools…as a player, she became the seventh player in WSU history with 1,000 career kills and was a three-time All-Pac-10 selection...she trained with the 1997 U.S. National volleyball team and was the WSU Athlete of the Year in 1998-99…other NCAA DI coaches who were players at the schools where they became the conference coach of the year include Bobbi (Becker) Petersen, University of Northern Iowa (player 1986-89) and the Missouri Valley Conference COY five times, and Colgate’s Vicky Chun, the 1991 Patriot League Volleyball Player of the Year and 1996 Patriot League Volleyball Coach of the Year. 4 In Collegiate Coaching Career, Jen Greeny has: FIVE Professional players coached NINE All-Americans coached FOUR AVCA Regional Coach of the Year Awards

NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 1991 1993 2nd Round 1994 1995 2nd Round 1996 Jen Greeny: Assistant Coach Elite 8 4 Two-time All-Pac-10 Selection 1997 4 Trained with US National Team Sweet 16 2000 2nd Round Jen Greeny: Assistant Coach 2001 4 Three First-Team All-Pac-10 Selections 4 Three Pac-10 All-Freshman Team Elite 8 2002 Selections 2009

2nd Round 2016

2nd Round 2017

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BURDETTE “Burdette has emerged as one of the best recruiting GREENEY coordinators in the country and it definitely shows Associate Head Coach with the amount of talent and character in his recruiting classes,” Cougar Head Coach Jen Greeny said. “The recruits have said Burdette is easy and fun to talk to, is an amazing communicator, and is extremely passionate Burdette Greeny brings a about Washington State and Pullman. Burdette cares driven competitive nature not only about a player’s skills in the recruiting process and a dynamic intensity as but also about each individual and if they will fit in with both a coach and the lead our team core values.” recruiter to the Cougars volleyball program. The first high school recruit signed by Greeny was libero Kate Sommer who broke WSU’s career digs Greeny just completed his seventh season with the record with 1,954 digs. Among the 2013 recruiting Cougars and was instrumental in WSU’s back-to-back class, which was the first real recruiting class for the NCAA Championships tournament Second Round ap- Greenys, ranked 14th-best nationally, was Kyra Holt pearances. He joined the Cougar volleyball program in who became an AVCA/Volleymag.com/PrepVolleyball. March 2011 as an assistant coach and was promoted to com All-America honorable mention, All-Pacific North Associate Head Coach in February 2017. Region and two-time All-Pac-12 selection. Holt could arguably be described as quite possibly the best all- The 2016 season was filled with milestones. WSU ended around player ever at WSU, as she finished her career the season ranked No. 24 in the Final AVCA Coaches No.1 in points, No. 2 in kills, No. 3 in kills per set, No. 5 Poll with a 22-12 overall record: the most wins in a in aces, and No. 7 in digs. Holt also found success in as season since 2002, and tied for fifth-best all-time wins a professional player in Puerto Rico in 2017 and is one in Cougars history. WSU’s 11-9 Pac-12 record, tied for of six players that Greeny has coached who has gone fifth place in the highly competitive conference, was on to play professionally. Middle blockers Taylor Mims the most conference wins for the Cougars since 2002. and Claire Martin were signees in the 21st-best national The Cougars received an at-large bid to the 2016 NCAA recruiting class in 2015. In 2016 as sophomores, Mims Women’s Volleyball Championship Tournament for the and Martin finished in the Top 25 nationally in blocks per 11th time in school history and advanced to the second set and total blocks. Greeny was integral to the recruit- round for the first time since 2002. ment and development of these front row players who became one of the elite blocking units in the nation. In Receiving the 2017 NCAA at-large bid and advancing 2016 WSU was number two in team total blocks behind again to the Second Round was more impressive when national champion Stanford and third-best nationally in taking into account junior starter at outside hitter McK- team blocks per set, a significant factor to WSU finish- enna Woodford was lost to injury for the final 18 match- ing fourth among all Power 5 conference schools and es, and starters senior Casey Schoenlein (opposite) and 26th overall in opponent hitting percentage, behind freshman Penny Tusa (setter/outside hitter) were both only AVCA Top 25 teams No. 4 Nebraska, No. 11 Kansas, lost to injury for the final seven matches of the sea- and No. 12 North Carolina. In 2017, the Cougars were son. Junior Taylor Mims moved from middle blocker to sixth-best nationally in team total blocks and 11th in outside hitter and earned All-Pac-12 First Team honors team blocks per set. in addition to a second year of being selected to the PrepVolleyball.com and VolleyballMag.com All-America Casey Schoenlein and McKenna Woodford became the Honorable Mention teams. first Cougar volleyball players be named to a US Na- tional Team since 1997. Their CNT-Europe squad, with The 2016 and 2017 advancement to the NCAA Second Coach Jen Greeny on the coaching staff, won the gold Round are the most successful back-to-back NCAA medal at the 2016 Global Challenge Tournament in results for a Cougars volleyball team since the 1996 Croatia (the first for a US National Team in the twelve and 1997 seasons, when Head Coach Jen Greeny was a years of the tournament). In 2017 CNT-Europe repeated player. as champions at the Global Challenge and Mims was an all-tournament selection. Woodford played on the 2017 CNT-Thailand team and Schoenlein was on the CNT- Greeny’s recruiting prowess is evident in the PrepVol- Minneapolis squad. Jocelyn Urias was on the Mexican leyball.com’s national rankings. WSU is one of only National Team at the FIVB Grand Prix bringing WSU’s 15 programs in the nation to have two Top 25 and one total to four 2017 players on national teams, second Honorable Mention recruiting class between 2013 and only to the University of Texas for current players on 2015. The 2013 and 2015 recruiting classes are two of national teams. the highest-ranked recruiting classes ever in any sport at WSU. Among Greeny’s WSU recruits are six PrepVol- leyball.com Top 100 players and two Gatorade State Burdette Greeny assisted his wife Jen at Lewis-Clark Players of the Year. State College from 2007-10. He was an assistant coach

8 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 for three seasons and one of 20 assistant coaches nomi- nated for the 2009 NAIA National Assistant Coach of the Year Award. He was promoted to Associate Head Coach at LCSC in 2010. Greeny’s recruiting resume at LCSC included three Junior College First Team All-Americans, one Junior College Second Team All-American, one Gatorade State Player of the Year, two state players of the year, and 12 first team all-state selections. In four years, 37 LCSC players were named to the conference all-academic teams and seven players were selected as NAIA Volleyball National Scholar-Athletes.

Greeny was an all-league selection in both basketball and baseball at Port Angeles (Wash.) High School. He was named one of the top ten pitchers in the state by Tacoma News Tribune (1993), drafted by the New York Mets but instead played basketball and baseball at Tacoma Community College (1993-95). He earned second-team All-West Region honors both years as a third baseman and set a school record for striking out 17 batters in a game. He pitched for WSU in 1997, winning the team’s award for strength and conditioning. He signed as a free agent with the Milwaukee Brewers before the 1998 draft and was with the organization for two seasons.

Greeny earned a degree in humanities with an empha- sis in English from WSU in 1999. From 2000 through 2007 he was the head coach in the Pullman American Legion Baseball organization where his teams won two regular season titles, one district title, and made the first appearance by a Pullman team at the state tournament since 1968 and tallied the first state tourney win in the program’s 60-year history. Of his American Legion players, 88 percent went on to play college baseball. Greeny spearheaded the development of the Palouse Summer Series which brings to Pullman some of the best amateur select and American Legion teams in the state and Canada. He was the recipient of the 2005 Pull- man Chamber of Commerce STAR (Supporting Tourism and Recreation) Award.

Burdette and Jen Greeny were honored in 2015 with a City of Pullman Chamber of Commerce Walk of Fame plaque. They have two daughters, Lauren and Leah. STAR (Supporting Tourism and Recreation) Award.

Burdette and Jen Greeny were honored in 2015 with a City of Pullman Chamber of Commerce Walk of Fame plaque. They have two daughters, Lauren and Leah.

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 9 seasons: back to when Hunt and the Cougars were holding opponents to a SHANNON .156 hitting percentage in 1997. HUNT Assistant Coach Hunt was an outstanding student and athlete at WSU from 1994 through 1997, and a teammate of Greeny. During Hunt’s collegiate career the Cougars volleyball team played all four years in the NCAA Championship Tournament and advanced to the Elite Eight once and to the Sweet Sixteen Shannon Wyckoff Hunt has made once. significant contributions to the suc-

cess of the WSU volleyball program She was the first Washington State player to reach 1,000 kills and 1,000 through her ability to hone the skills digs in a career. Her 1,254 career digs was the WSU all-time list leader and techniques of the Cougars de- from 1997 until 2008 and is currently second-best all-time. Hunt tallied fense as well as her keen analysis of 1,051 career kills which was fifth-best at the time and now ranks ninth- the nationally-ranked opponents. highest in school history. In addition, her career 83 service aces total is

ranked 11th-best at WSU. Hunt joined the Cougar volleyball program as a volunteer coach in August

2011 and was promoted to assistant coach in the spring of 2013. She was Hunt competed at Prairie High near Vancouver, Wash., and was the state instrumental in rebuilding the WSU program back into an NCAA Tourna- volleyball Player of the Year three consecutive years - twice in AA and once ment team as it was when she was a student-athlete. The 2016 and 2017 in AAA. She was the first four-time all-league selection in the history of advancement to the NCAA Second Round are the most successful back-to- the Greater St. Helens League. The Falcons’ volleyball team finished fourth back NCAA results for a Cougars volleyball team since the 1996 and 1997 three times in the state championships. Her senior year Prairie also won seasons, when Head Coach Jen Greeny and Hunt were players. the state AAA Academic title. Hunt was a starter on the Nike Northwest

Juniors Club team all five years she played. The 2016 season was filled with milestones. WSU ended the season ranked

No. 24 in the Final AVCA Coaches Poll with a 22-12 overall record: the most At Washington State, Hunt started on the left side as a freshman and wins in a season since 2002, and tied for fifth-best all-time wins in Cougars missed only six matches in the starting lineup, due to injury, during her history. WSU’s 11-9 Pac-12 record, tied for fifth place in the highly competi- four-year career. As a sophomore Hunt’s 376 digs led team and 3.72 digs tive conference, was the most conference wins for the Cougars since 2002. per game was third-best in conference. She set a school record with 32 The Cougars received an at-large bid to the 2016 NCAA Women’s Vol- digs in a match at South Florida in 1995. She was named to two all- leyball Championship Tournament for the 11th time in school history and tournament teams as a junior and was an important cog in the Cougars’ advanced to the second round for the first time since 2002. advancing to the NCAA Championships Elite Eight. As a senior, Hunt

continued amassing kills and digs as an outside hitter, earned two more Receiving the 2017 NCAA at-large bid and advancing again to the Second all-tournament honors, and helped lead the Cougars to the Sweet Sixteen Round was more impressive when taking into account junior starter at out- at the NCAA Championships. side hitter McKenna Woodford was lost to injury for the final 18 matches, and starters senior Casey Schoenlein (opposite) and freshman Penny Tusa Hunt was recognized for her academic excellence with Pac-10 All-Academ- (setter/outside hitter) were both lost to injury for the final seven matches ic second team and honorable mention selections as well as being named of the season. Junior Taylor Mims moved from middle blocker to outside to the GTE/CoSIDA District VIII Academic All-America Teams three times. hitter and earned All-Pac-12 First Team honors in addition to a second year of being selected to the PrepVolleyball.com and VolleyballMag.com All- America Honorable Mention teams. After graduating from WSU in the spring of 1998 with a degree in education, Hunt taught at the elementary level in the Vancouver, Wash., and coached volleyball at Heritage High and Hockinson High Schools. Under Hunt’s guidance, libero Kate Sommer, the first WSU recruit by the Greeny staff, claimed the school digs record with 1,954 digs in her four-year career. Sommer’s season totals of 521 digs (2014), 495 digs Prior to returning to WSU Hunt taught and coached in the Vancouver, (2013), 479 digs (2015), and 459 digs (2012) rank fourth, sixth, seventh Wash., area for a dozen years. She was the head volleyball coach at Prairie and ninth-best in WSU’s single season school records. Stepping into the High School in Brush Prairie, Wash., for the 2000 through 2003 seasons libero spot in the 2016 season was freshman Alexis Dirige, whose 3.83 digs where she tallied a state championship tournament berth and had three per set was seventh-best in Pac-12 and tallying 486 digs for the season, players advance from prep to collegiate volleyball careers. She was induct- seventh-best in WSU all-time single season records. Dirige did not suffer ed into the Prairie High School Hall of Fame in January of 2015. a sophomore slump in 2017, setting the WSU single-season record of 569 digs, and averaged 4.52 digs per set which was third-best in the Pac-12. Hunt moved to the newly constructed Hockinson High School, also in Dirige had a 36-digs match which is the school record for most digs in a Brush Prairie, Wash., where she was the head volleyball coach from 2004 four-set match and tallied 37 digs in 3-2 win over No. 13 UCLA which is the through 2010. At Hockinson, Hunt led two Hawks’ volleyball teams to state second-highest digs total in a match in school history and second-highest championship tournaments and had five players play collegiately after for digs in a five-set match. their prep volleyball careers.

In 2016, the Cougars kept opponents hitting an average of .168 which was Hunt lives in Pullman with her husband Joe, and their sons Grayson and the lowest percentage in the Pac-12 Conference, 26th-best in the NCAA in Austin. 2016 and fourth-best in WSU all-time. This statistic is the best in the past 18

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Kaysie Shebeneck James Droor Operations Coordinator Volunteer Coach

Kaysie Shebeneck joined the James Dorr returns as a Washington State volleyball volunteer coach at Washing- program in May 2017. As ton State University in 2017 operations coordinator, She- after serving in that position beneck arranges all the team for the 2015 season. travel and meals, adminis- ters the video analysis and Dorr lettered four years as scouting service, and coor- an outside hitter and libero dinates the student-athletes on the men’s volleyball at in promotional and com- Limestone College (Gaffney, munity activities. Her duties South Carolina), an NCAA also include managing the Division II institution. He was a two-time Conference Little Spikers youth clinics and the summer camps. Carolinas All-Academic team selection. After receiving his bachelors’ degree in psychology from Limestone A native of Racine, Wis., Shebeneck was a two-time College in 2013, Dorr came to Pullman to pursue his Wisconsin Gatorade Prep Volleyball Player of the Year. master’s degree and worked in the Student Recreation She led the Burlington High School Demons volleyball Center. He played on the WSU Men’s Club team and team to back-to-back state championship titles (2012 coached multiple volleyball camps as well as for the and 2012) after a pair of top five placings. She was a Palouse Area Club Volleyball U14 team. two-time all-state tournament selection, tournament MVP and a two-time all-state first team selection by the An East Valley High School (Spokane Valley) graduate, Wisconsin Volleyball Coaches Association. Shebeneck Dorr played basketball and competed in track and field. was the 2012 All-Area Co-Player of the Year. She was He played forward on the basketball team and was selected to PrepVolleyball.com’s top players by class known for his rebounding abilities. He threw the discus all four years, an All-American in 2011 and 2012, was and shot put for the Knights’ track team and advanced named 2011 PrepVolleyball.com’s National Junior of the to the Washington State Interscholastic Activities As- Year finalist as well as a finalist for the 2012 Andi Collins sociation (WIAA) state championships in both events. Award which recognizes the best senior setter in the He was a four-year team manager for the EVHS girls’ nation. She was a Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic As- volleyball program, working for the legendary coach sociation scholar-athlete 2013 finalist. and his father, the late Jim Dorr.

Shebeneck played for the Milwaukee Sting Club team Dorr was an outstanding scholar and was named his for eight years, leading her team to four top-five finish- high school’s Foreign Language Student of the Year and es at the national championships. She earned AAU All- was a Spokane Scholar nominee for World Languages. American honors after her club was runners-up in the He graduated with a 4.0 GPA, was his class valedicto- 17 Open Division at the 2012 AAU Girls Junior National rian, and was named EVHS Male Scholar Athlete of the Volleyball Championship. Year as a senior.

Shebeneck was a setter for the Texas A&M volleyball While in high school, Dorr played also play boys’ club team where the Aggies tallied four NCAA Champion- volleyball. He was an outside hitter and right side hitter ship Tournament bids and won the Southeastern Con- for the Seattle Space Needle Volleyball Foundation Club, ference (SEC) title once. She earned SEC Academic helping the program to a 10th place finish at the 2009 Honor Roll honors four times and was the team’s Most national tournament in Atlanta. He was also an outside Inspirational Player in 2014. She graduated in May 2017 hitter on the High Performance Continental Team. with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Spanish and Interna- tional Studies with a minor in Communication. She Dorr completed his masters’ degree in Counseling Psy- has five years of experience as an English as a Second chology at WSU in the spring of 2015. Language (ESL) teacher in Wisconsin, Texas and Chile.

Shebeneck was a coach with the Aggie Elite Volleyball Club and coached at the Texas A&M Volleyball Summer Camps.

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 11 2018 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL RADIO & TV ROSTER CHART

#1 PENNY TUSA #2 KALYAH WILLIAMS #3 LIDA KASTANOU #4 ALEXIS DIRIGE #5 MCKENNA WOODFORD

#6 JOCELYN URIAS #8 CHARITY BRADLEY #9 HANNA PUKIS #10 TAYLOR MIMS #12 CLAIRE MARTIN

#13 OLIVIA COALE #14 ARIA MCCOMBER #15 ABBY PHILLIPS #17 GABBIE HELLER #18 ELLA LAJOS

#19 ASHLEY BROWN HEAD COACH ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH COORD. OF OPERATIONS JEN GREENY BURDETTE GREENY SHANNON HUNT KAYSIE SHEBENECK 12 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 Charity Bradley 8 Outside Hitter 6-4, RS-Freshman St. George, Utah Emery High School ’17 Club V Volleyball Club Major: Business

BRADLEY’S WSU CAREER: FRESHMAN (2017): Redshirt season.

BRADLEY’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Earned varsity letters in volleyball at Waterford High School in Sandy, Utah, and Desert Hills High School in St. George, Utah…played three seasons at Waterford High School...Waterford volleyball team was 2A Region 14 Champions during Bradley’s freshman and junior years with records of 10-3 in 2013 and 11-4 in 2015…earned three-time All-State Honorable Mention honors…played senior year of volleyball at Desert Hills HS for coach Jill Swaney…Thunder finished the 2016 season as the 3A Region 9 Champions with a 22-8 record…broke school record with the most digs in a season with 311… named All-Region 9 Co-MVP…selected to Senior All-State team…also played on Club V Volleyball Club team, ranked best in the state of Utah, for coaches Chris Gorney, Reed Carlson and Matt Carlson.

PERSONAL: Born in September 1998, in Plano, Texas…father Shawn played basketball at BYU, was the No. 2 pick in the 1993 NBA draft, and played professionally for 12 years on the Philadelphia, New Jersey and Dallas teams…mother Annette is a homemaker…younger brothers Chance and Chase…older sisters Cheyenne, Ciera, and Chelsea... interested in majoring in Business at WSU.

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 13 19 Ashley Brown Setter, 5-9, Junior Prosper, Texas Prosper High School ’16 Texas Advantage & Lonestar Volleyball Clubs Major: Communications

BROWN’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four varsity letters at Prosper High School…three as a setter for coach Erin Kauffman and one as a quartermiler on the track team…three-year starting setter and two-time team captain…Eagles team was the runner-up at the state championships in 2013…twice named Texas Girls Coach- ing Association (TGCA) 5A All-State selection (2015 and 2015)…two-time Dallas Morning News First Team selection and a three-time All-District First Team selection… named the District MVP in 2014 and the District Setter of the Year in 2015 after leading Prosper HS into the District Championships both years…three-time Academic All- District selection….played on the Lonestar Volleyball and Texas Advantage Volleyball Club teams over a period of seven years…was named to the 17-Open National All-Tournament team in summer of 2015 after her team placed third at the prestigious tournament…selected to BROWN’S WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2018): Selected to the USAV 18-Open Nationals All-Tournament team and the 2018 U.S. Collegiate National Team-Detroit. AAU 18-Open Nationals All-Tournament team…national recognition with in PrepVolleyball.com’s Sophomore 79 list, Top 50 Junior list, and was number 76 on the Senior SOPHOMORE (2017): Integral part of WSU’s 6-2 offense Aces list…named to AVCA Under Armour All-America and later in the season ran the 5-1...named to Dr. Mary Jo Honorable Mention team. Wynn Invite All-Tournament Team...averaged 5.90 assists per set overall/5.75 aps in Pac-12...career-high 57 assists in WSU’s NCAA First Round win over Florida State PERSONAL. Born in January 1998, in Arlington, Texas… was the most assists in a four-set match during the 2017 father Robert is the sales manager for North American NCAA Volleyball Championship Tournament and tied for aerospace products…he played hockey professionally in the most by a Pac-12 setter in any match this season...48 Finland…mother Stacey is the senior marketing manager assists, six kills (.545) in win at No. 20 Oregon...54 assists for NEC…younger brother Derek…planning to major in and 15 digs in 3-1 win over Arizona State 11/22/17...tallied Communication at WSU. 23 assists and 21 digs at Missouri State 9/15/17...served four aces, 11 digs in 3-2 loss to Baylor 8/31/17...four aces is second-most in a five-set match in Pac-12 this year...six double-doubles in 2017.

FRESHMAN (2016): Saw limited action in one season at the University of Oklahoma…Sooners had a 14-15 overall record and were 5-11 in Big 12 action for seventh-place in 2016…transferred to WSU in January 2017…spring training and conditioning with Cougars.

14 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 Olivia Coale 13 Defensive Specialist, 5-6, Senior Vancouver, Washington Skyview High ’15 ExcelNW Volleyball Club Major: Human Development

COALE’S WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2017): Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team...played in 66 sets this season...reached career-high 13 digs in 3-1 win at No. 20 Oregon 11/17/17...11 digs at Oregon State 11/19/17...2 aces vs. Oregon State 10/15/17...had eight digs @No. 2 Stanford 10/21/17 and again vs. No. 13 UCLA 10/27/17... saw action in nine sets in eight matches in 2016.

SOPHOMORE (2016): Saw action in nine sets in eight matches in 2016...landed an ace in 3-0 win over Virginia 9/17.

FRESHMAN (2015): Played in 89 of team’s 114 sets this season...owns wicked serve...served four aces at Radford 8/28... served four aces again vs. Ball State 9/11...three digs vs. No. 8 UCLA 10/30...season’s 18 aces is fifth-best on team...aces per set average of 0.20 is fifth-best on team.

COALE’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned seven varsity letters at Skyview High in Vancouver, Wash…four for tennis coach Jay Gowen…four for volleyball coach Kristen Hoffman…four-year scholar-athlete…as a member of Skyview tennis team, squad was state runner-up in 2012 and champions in 2013…earned all- league tennis first team honors senior year…advanced to state in doubles…played Premier Club Soccer and was on 2009 state P1 finalist team that went on to compete at Far West Regionals… named All-Greater Saint Helens League first team libero as senior after second team selection as junior…named team MVP as senior…member of Excel NW Volleyball Club…played for coach- PERSONAL. Born in December 1996, in Vancouver, Wash…fa- es Lisa Van Sickle and Gary Van Sickle from 2011-13…racked up ther Ned is an orthopedic surgeon…mother Marty is a radiolo- championships at the 2011 Phoenix Festival in 14U, 2012 USAV gist…older brother Ted…older sister Ellie…enjoys surfing and Junior National tournament in 15U, 2013 CEVA Regional Plati- soccer…earned Scholar-Athlete awards for tennis and volleyball num and USAV Junior National tournament in 16U…played for all four years…majoring in Human Development with plans to coach Jessie Uribe on 18U Rox team in 2014…finished fifth at become a nurse. CEVA Regional tournament.

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 15 Alexis Dirige 4 Defensive Specialist, 5-6, Junior San Francisco, California Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory ’16 Vision Volleyball Club Major: Psychology

DIRIGE’S WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2018): Selected to U.S. Col- legiate National Team-Europe.

SOPHOMORE (2017): Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention Team...had 36 digs in WSU’s 3-1 win at Howard 8/28/17...school record for most digs in a four-set match...had 37 digs in 3-2 win over No. 13 UCLA 10/27/17 - second-highest digs total in a match in school history and second for digs in a five-set match....most digs in a Pac-12 match in 2017.... averaged 4.52 digs per set which was third-best in Pac-12 standings...in Pac-12 only stats has 4.65 dps, also third-best...569 digs this season is 40th-best in NCAA and the WSU school record for digs in a single season...27 out of 34 matches had double-digit digs - 13 matches with 20 or more digs...CAREER STATS through 2017 season (WSU rankings): 1,055 digs (11th) - fastest in WSU history to 1,000 digs (246 sets), 4.16 digs per set (3rd)...SINGLE SEASON STATS: 2017 - 569 digs (1st)…named to the 2018 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sport Scholar Award third team.

FRESHMAN (2016): Filled the void of graduated WSU digs record- All-American team…named an All-West Coast Athletic League first team holder Kate Sommer...3.83 digs per set is seventh-best in Pac-12...in Pac- selection twice and a two-time second team selection…at the end of 2015 12 ONLY stats 3.84 dps is eighth and 0.22 aces per set is seventh...had season, named Under Armour All-American honorable mention, Pre- 24 digs in 3-1 win at No. 4 Washington and at Baylor in 3-2 loss...19 digs pVolleyball.com “defensive dandies,” PrepVolleyball.com All-American, in 3-2 win at No. 9 UCLA...career-high 26 digs in 3-2 win over No. 9 Stan- MaxPreps All-American, and AVCA All-American honorable mention… ford...trio of aces at Colorado 11/20...24 digs in NCAA First Round win one of 13 players selected to the MaxPreps California Division III All-State over Marquette...tallied double-digit digs in 26 of 34 matches played… volleyball team…played for the highly-successful Vision Volleyball Club her 486 digs this season was seventh-best all-time in WSU single season from Los Gatos, Calif. records.

PERSONAL: Last name pronounced durr-ee-ghee…born in May 1998, DIRIGE’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Earned one varsity letter at Sa- in San Francisco…father Alex is an automotive entrepreneur…mother cred Heart Cathedral Preparatory as a libero for coach Margi Beima… Lupe is a special needs bus driver…older sisters Rebecca, Arlene, Ariana the Fighting Irish volleyball team tallied a 30-9 record in 2015…first from and Bianca…majoring in Psychology. high school to sign with Pac-12 school…as a junior was PrepVolleyball. com All-American, MaxPreps First Team All-American, and named to the USA Today All-USA high school volleyball team…selected to the USA Today preseason All-American third team and the MaxPreps preseason

16 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 Gabbie Heller 17 Outside Hitter, 6-0, Freshman Los Gatos, California St. Francis HS ’17 Vision Volleyball Club Major: International Business

WASHINGTON STATE CAREER. Earned a spot as a walk-on during fall camp.

HELLER’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned two varsity letters at the St. Francis High School in volleyball for coach Mike Rubin…honorable mention selection to the All-Bay Area Team in 2017...Second Team All-West Catholic Athlet- ic League honors as a senior...NorCal Runner-up in 2016 after going 25-15...NorCal Semifinals in 2017 after going 21-13...Member of Vision Volleyball Club...Far Western Re- gion second place in 2017...Far Western Region champions in 2013...Four-time participant in junior nationals in 2013, 2015-17.

PERSONAL. Born in October 2000 in San Jose, Calif.… mother Kary is an account executive...father David works in business transformation…older brother Jacob...mother played collegiate volleyball and softball at Oregon Insti- tute of Technology…graduated with honors…plans to study international business at WSU.

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 17 VOLLEYBALL‘18 103 Lida Kastanou Opposite, 6-2, Freshman Athens, Greece Moraitis School ’16 Aigaleo Volleyball Club Major: Sports Management

KASTANOU’S WSU CAREER. FRESHMAN (2018):

LIDA’S PRE-WSU CAREER. Most recently a member of the Aigaleo Vol- leyball development team for one year...Spent three years playing for the Panathinaikos development program...Finished fourth overall at the European Championships playing for the Greece national team.

PERSONAL. Born June 1998, in Marousi, Athens, Greece…daughter of Adamadia, and Dimitrios, a business owner...majoring in Sports Man- agement, while minoring in Psychology at WSU.

18 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 Ella Lajos 18 Middle Block, 6-3, Senior San Jose, California Valley Christian High School ’15 Encore Volleyball Club Major: Communication

LAJOS’ WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2017): Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention Team...at Arizona hit 7-0-13 for .538 hpct...in season stats, led team and sixth-best in Pac-12 with .339 hitting percentage (222k-57e-487a)...in Pac-12 only matches, hit .347, seventh-best in Pac- 12...career-high 10 blocks in 3-2 win over No. 13 UCLA 10/27/17…second on team with 1.16 bps, ninth-best in Pac-12...in Pac-12 only matches 1.09 bps was 10th-best...146 total blocks this season was 41st-best in NCAA... career-high 14 kills, hit .478, five blocks vs. Arizona State 11/22/17...11 kills at Howard 8/28/17, hit .435, five blocks...at American had 10 kills, hit .529, five blocks...SINGLE SEASON STATS: 2017 - .339 hpct (4th), 141 block assists (8th), 146 total blocks (t-13th)...CAREER STATS: 189 block assists (27th), 1.02 bps (16th). SOPHOMORE (2016): Saw action in 28 sets in 2016...three kills and five blocks in sweep of No. 24 Kentucky...two kills no errors in five attacks in 3-1 loss at No. 20 Purdue...five kills, 0 errors, 10 attacks (.500) and three blocks in 2 sets of 3-0 win over Maryland Eastern Shore...at No. 20 Oregon had three kills, hit .500 with one block...two kills in three attacks and two blocks vs. Colorado...started vs. No. 20 Oregon (11/6/16) and had 7 kills, hit .333, 4 blocks...4 kills, 0 errors, 11 attacks (.363) vs. ASU. FRESHMAN (2015): Saw court sparingly in early season but came on strong in second half of season...played in 40 of team’s 114 sets (18 matches)...vs. No. 14 Arizona 10/9, subbed in during first set and led match with eight blocks and had eight kills (.312)...in sweep of No. 5 Ari- zona State landed six kills, hit .455 and had four blocks...four kills vs. No. 8 UCLA 10/30...at No. 20 ASU, subbed in to land seven kills in 10 attacks tabbed most athletic middles in the 16s age group by PrepVolleyball. with three blocks in two sets...at Oregon landed career-high nine kills and com…member of both USAV Youth National A2 and A1 Teams…on run- hit .529...0.77 blocks per set was fifth-best on team. ner-up squad at the USAV High Performance Championship in the Girls International Youth Division…as a senior, chosen for the Western Catho- lic Athletic League second team…club volleyball as a freshman, member LAJOS’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four varsity letters in of the Payes Performance 15 Black that finished 14th at the USAV Junior volleyball at Valley Christian High under coach Jeff Kim…led the VCHS Nationals Open…sophomore year played for Red Rock 16 Black with fifth Warriors to the 2013 West Catholic Athletic League Championship, the place finish at USAV Junior Nationals Open…junior year played for En- Central Coast Sectional championship for the second consecutive year, core earning a USAV Junior Nationals American bid. the Northern California Sectional Championship, and the California State championship…Warriors ranked third in California and sixth in the nation junior year…two-time All-WCL second team honoree…San Jose PERSONAL. Born in April 1997, in San Jose, California…father Ste- Mercury News All-Region team honorable mention selection…National phen is a technical consultant…mother Kathleen is an educator…major- Christian School Athletic Association Far West Super-Region team… ing in Communication at WSU.

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 19 Claire Martin 12 Middle Blocker, 6-4, Senior Bremerton, Washington Bellarmine Prep ’15 Saddleback Volleyball Club Major: Mechanical Engineering

MARTIN’S WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2017): Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention...five kills, five blocks vs. Baylor 8/31/17...season- high 10 blocks at Oregon State 11/19/17...career-high 12 kills, hit .706, five blocks in 3-1 win over Arizona State 11/22/17...12 kills and eight blocks in Florida State NCAA First Round win...third on team with 1.11 blocks per set...Pac-12-only stats had 1.05 bps...140 total blocks this season was 49th in NCAA...CAREER STATS through 2017 season (WSU rankings): 35 solo blocks (18th), 388 block assists (3rd), 423 total blocks (3rd), 1.27 bps (7th)...SINGLE SEASON STATS: 2017 - 133 block assists (10th)...156 total blocks (10th)...mechanical engineer major.

SOPHOMORE (2016): Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention... average, setting a school record and fourth-best in Washington…two- named Best Blocker at Baylor Classic...at Baylor had career-high 13 time All-Narrows League first team, Tacoma News Tribune All-Area first blocks (11 assists/2 solos) which tied school record for blocks in a match... team and made the Tacoma Weekly’s All-City team…in basketball, was named Pac-12 Defensive Player of Week (Sept. 19-25) after match-high the league’s 2015 Defensive MVP and first team all-league selection as nine blocks in 3-2 win at No. 9 UCLA, just two days after tallying seven a junior and second-team selection as a sophomore…as a junior aver- blocks in 3-1 upset at No. 4 Washington...tallied five kills no errors in nine aged 13.4 points per game, 12.9 rebounds per game (fifth-best in state), attacks (.556) with three blocks in 3-1 win over Wyoming...eight kills in and 4.5 blocked shots per game (second-best in state)…Narrows League 3-1 win over UC Irvine...career-high 13.0 points came in 5-set loss to No. Defensive MVP named to Tacoma Weekly’s All City Basketball First Team 21 Utah...in 2016 stats: had .272 hitting percentage with 1.03 kps...1.41 after Bellarmine won a league title and State playoff appearance… blocks per set is fourth-best in Pac-12, 16th-best in NCAA...total blocks of tabbed Narrows League Scholar Athlete for Winter Sports…senior year 156 is 24th-best in NCAA...in Pac-12 ONLY stats 1.42 bps is third-best in in basketball, averaged 11.9 points per game, 8.1 rebounds per game conference...CAREER STATS (WSU rankings): 28 solo blocks (t-26th), 255 and 3.0 blocked shots per game…Narrows League MVP and Defensive block assists (14th), 283 total blocks (15th), 1.36 bps (3rd). MVP…selected Tacoma News Tribune All-Area Female Athlete of the Year FRESHMAN (2015): Started 28 of 31 matches played and played in for 2014-15…McDonald’s All-American basketball team 2015 nominee… 99 of team’s 114 sets...career-high 11 blocks at Oregon State 11/20/15... named Tacoma Athletic Commission 2014 Volleyball Athlete of the Year… tallied seven kills, hit .385 and had six blocks in sweep of UC Irvine 9/4... also selected TAC 2015 Female Athlete of the Year, an award based on had four kills, hit .333 and match-leading six blocks at Radford 8/28...an- academic and athletic achievement among the student-athletes at the 32 other seven blocks and three digs vs. Portland State 9/19...seven kills and high schools in Pierce County…played club volleyball for coach Paula Schwan seven blocks at California 10/25...1.31 blocks per set average led team, on the Kent Junior Volleyball Club and won the 2013 Puget Sound Regional as well was third-best in Pac-12 and ranked 32nd-best nationally...in Pac-12 only as the 16s Patriot Division at the USAV Junior National Championships…in 2014 matches, 1.25 bps (74 total blocks) was fourth-best in league. KJVC, under coach Bill Caillier, won the Puget Sound Regional Bid Tournament. MARTIN’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned seven varsity let- PERSONAL. Born in December 1996 in Bremerton, Washington…father Tim is ters at Bellarmine Preparatory School…three in volleyball for coach Jody a nuclear engineer…mother Mary Raese Martin is a member of the University of DeGroot and four in basketball under coach Kevin Meines…led the Li- Idaho Hall of Fame after holding the school’s basketball record for career-scoring ons volleyball squad to three consecutive Narrows League Champion- for 20 years and played professionally in France…younger brother Jack…three ship and three Washington State 4A championship titles…Lions were aunts and two uncles attended WSU…National Honor Society Member…given 35-0 in 2013 and ranked fourth nationally by MaxPreps and 14th nation- Army Scholar Athlete Award…named Bellarmine HS Scholar Athlete…majoring in ally by PrepVolleyball.com…junior season averaged 1.2 blocks per set Mechanical Engineering at WSU.

20 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 Kelii Aria McComber 14 Defensive Specialist, 5-6, Freshman Kapolei, Hawai’i Punahou School ‘18 Imi Ike Volleyball Club/Manoa Beach Volleyball Club Major: Nursing

McCOMBER’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned two varsity letters at the Punahou School in volleyball for coach Tanya Fuamatu-Anderson…volleyball team captain senior season…honorable mention selection to the Interscholastic League of Honolulu (ILH) All-Stars as a junior and All-State Fab 15 honorable mention in 2016…Punahou volleyball team took third place at the 2017 Ann Kang Invitational Tournament…member of Imi Ike Volleyball Club that captured fifth place at the 2016 AAU Championships and fifth place in the National Divi- sion at the 2017 Girls Junior National Championships…. member of the 2015 and 2016 USAV High Performance Aloha Region teams…2016 squad won the High Perfor- mance Aloha Region Championship after the 2015 squad finished as runners-up…playing for Manoa Beach Club in 2017, placed fifth in National Division of Girls Junior National Championships.

PERSONAL. Born in April 2000…mother Kelii Simmons is an executive assistant…older brother Drake Sim- mmons...younger sister Alexandria Bennett…awarded Myron and Laura Thompson Endowed Scholarship which recognizes students who make significant contributions in athletics, school, good citizenship and work with the coaches’ expectation and philosophy and gets along with teammates…won 2015 Luke Center for Chi- nese Language Award…awarded 2016 Bronze medal in the University of Hawai’i Engineering Olympics… grandfather, Tom Haine, was the captain of the 1968 U.S. Olympic Team and one of the leading players of his gen- eration…first name is Keliiakekaipukaamakahunaiikapo- liokealoha but she goes by Aria…graduated with a 3.68 GPA…plans to study nursing at WSU.

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 21 10 Taylor Mims Middle Block, 6-3, Senior Billings, Montana Billings Senior High School ‘15 Columbia Juniors Volleyball Club Major: Sport Management

hit .750 (13k-1e-16ta) vs. Oregon State...career-high 4 aces vs. No. 20 Oregon is tied for third-best in WSU all-time...Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 7-13) after MIMS’ WSU CAREER. SENIOR (2018): Nominee for Seattle Sports career-high 14 kills (.265) with 11 blocks vs. Arizona State (11/11/16)...in 2016 stats: Star of the Year…named 2018 female winner of the Montana Little Sullivan Award, 1.49 blocks per set average is second-best in Pac-12, and eighth-best in NCAA...191 given for athletic excellence, leadership, character, sportsmanship, and ideals of total blocks is fourth-best in NCAA and 19th-best in NCAA all-time single season amateurism…selected to the U.S. Collegiate National Team-Europe for the second records for total blocks with 25-point scoring format 2008-16...her .303 hpct leads consecutive year. team...in Pac-12 only stats, 30 solo blocks and 1.52 bps LEADS Pac-12 and .267 hpct JUNIOR (2017): Selected to the U.S. Collegiate National Team - Europe… leads team...second on team in points at 2.98 pps...Single Season Stats: 161 block named to All-Tournament team at 13th Annual Global Challenge Tournament in assists is third and 191 total blocks is third...CAREER STATS (WSU rankings): 42 Pula, Croatia in summer 2017 where CNT-Europe team won gold medal for second solo blocks (14th), 239 block assists (16th), 281 total blocks (16th), 1.30 bps (5th). consecutive year…ALL-PAC-12 FIRST TEAM...PrepVolleyball.com and VolleyballMag. Starter in 22 of 29 matches played...named to Lone com All-America Honorable Mention teams...moved from middle blocker to outside FRESHMAN (2015): Star Showdown All-Tournament and to Cougar Challenge All-Tournament teams... hitter this season...named to Cougar Challenge All-Tournament Team and MVP of tallied nine blocks vs. Utah 9/26...seven kills, hit .600 and four blocks vs. Elon 8/28... Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invite...in 3-2 win at Missouri State had then-career-highs in kills vs. Utah Valley had 11 kills, hit .381 and two blocks...vs. No. 6 UW had 11 kills, hit (20), digs (15) and equaled then career-high in points (21.0)...in 3-1 win over No. 25 .409, and five blocks...1.02 blocks per set was tied for second on team...fourth on Colorado 10/6/17 upped career-high to 24 kills...vs. Oregon State had career-high 25 team with 1.50 kills per set and third on team with 2.12 points per set...in Pac-12 kills, 18 digs and 31.0 points and season-best 8 blocks...another 25 kills, 14 digs, 4 only matches had 0.98 bps (49 total blocks). blocks vs. No. 2 Stanford 11/11/17...career-high 26 kills (.292) in win at No. 20 Oregon 11/17/17...career-high 28 kills, 79 attacks vs. Florida State led ALL players in 2017 MIMS’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned ten varsity letters at Billings NCAA Championship Tournament...also career-best 22 digs and 31.5 points in NCAA Senior High…four in volleyball under coach Jeff Carroll, two in basketball under First Round win over Florida State...in other NCAA 2017 Tournament stats Mims had: coach Drew Haws and four in track under coach Jerry Weik…Montana’s 2014 Ga- 17.86 attacks per set (1st), 5.29 kps (4th), 5.79 pps (5th), 125 total attacks (18th)...team torade Volleyball Player of the Year…selected to the 2014-15 PrepVolleyball.com leader, sixth in Pac-12 with 4.17 kps/30th in NCAA...4.75 pps was sixth in Pac-12/26th Under Armour High School Volleyball All-America second team…led Billings team in NCAA...599 points was 12th-best in NCAA...in Pac-12 only stats led team with 4.38 to three consecutive championship titles after a runner-up finish freshman year… kps and 4.95 pps, both were second-best in Pac-12...28 kills in a match tied for third- three-time all-state player with an honorable mention and back-to-back firstteam best in Pac-12...31.5 points in a match was third-best in Pac-12...nine double-doubles selections…named No. 80 on 2015 PrepVolleyball.com’s Senior Aces Top 100 Play- this season…SINGLE SEASON STATS: 2017 - 525 kills (3rd), 1533 attack attempts ers in America…three all-conference honors with a second team nod as well as two (1st), 4.17 kps (7th), 599.0 points. consecutive first team honors…led Class AA in attack efficiency (.310) and kills per set (4.53) and fourth in blocks per set (1.11)…during basketball named to 2014 Mon- SOPHOMORE (2016): PrepVolleyball.com All-America Honorable Mention tana Class AA state all-tournament basketball team as well as the Broncs placed team...ALL-PAC-12 HONORABLE MENTION TEAM...named to Purdue Mortar Board third at state in 2014…in track, two-time state high jump champ…earned sixth Premier All-Tournament team...tallied 19 kills, hit .302 with three aces and 15 blocks place for the long jump for both her sophomore and junior year…helped Broncs in tournament...named Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 26-Oct. 2) after earn three consecutive state track titles…only third volleyball player from state of 21 kills, .425 hpct., 13 blocks in upset win over No. 9 Stanford and sweep of Cal...in Montana to play at a Pac-12 school. upset wins at No. 4 UW and at No. 9 UCLA tallied 21 kills, hit .319 with 11 digs and 11 blocks...at Baylor had then-career high 13 kills and added six blocks...eight blocks PERSONAL. Born in August 1997, in Billings, Montana…father Jason is a in 3-0 win over Northeastern, part of team’s 16 blocks, tied for fifth-best in WSU physical fitness trainer…mother Nicole is a counselor…has one younger brother, all-time match records...career-high 11 blocks at OSU and again vs. Arizona State, Gregory, and younger sister, Rosa…enjoys scrap booking, training horses and bab- both tied Claire Martin at 4th-best for blocks in a four-set match in WSU records... ysitting…major in Sport Management at WSU.

22 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 Abby Phillips 15 Defensive Specialist, 5-5, Senior Central City, Iowa Marion High School ’15 Columbia Juniors Volleyball Club Major: Bio Medical Sciences

PHILLIPS’ WSU CAREER JUNIOR (2017): Saw action in 64 sets in 2017...seven digs and one ace vs. New Hamp- shire 9/8/17...had 10 digs in 3-1 win over No. 25 Colorado 10/6/17...career-high 11 digs vs. No. 15 Oregon 10/13/17... added nine digs in WSU’s NCAA First Round win over Flor- ida State...transferred from Iowa State in June 2017.

PHILLIPS’ PRE-WSU CAREER. SOPHOMORE (2016): At Iowa State played in 18 matches and 56 sets including seven starts at libero…career-high 21 digs against TCU and against UNI…played five-set UNI match on sprained ankle…came back from injury to recorded 18 digs in sweep of Missouri State, earning Marquette Invitational All-Tournament Team honors…also 18 digs against Mon- tana…served a pair of aces at Baylor…Academic All-Big 12 First Team.

FRESHMAN (2015): Appeared in seven matches for Cy- clones…recorded five digs on the season, posting season- bests of two against Dayton and Milwaukee…Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team…Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in Fall 2015 and Spring 2016. for Marion Magic, Six Pack, Iowa Rockets and Club Iowa Association (CIA)...member of two USA Volleyball Junior Nationals championship squads, including with CIA in the PHILLIPS’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned eight varsity 17U division in summer 2014. letters at Marion High School…four as a libero for volleyball coach Roxanne Paulsen…three letters in soccer and one letter in softball…instrumental in MHS attaining three PERSONAL. Born in October 1996, in Kearney, Nebraska.... conference volleyball titles, a 2013 regional finals appear- father David works in maintenance for Schwan’s…mother ance and a trip to the state semifinals in 2014…Class 4A Dana is a teacher who played volleyball at St Francis Col- All-State First Team honoree as senior…three-time first- lege…older brother Alex is a senior at Milwaukee School team All-Conference and All-Metro honoree…team cap- of Engineering…majoring in Human Development. tain as a junior and senior…finished career as Marion’s all-time digs leader (1,881)…averaged over 5.00 digs per set as a sophomore and junior, with a career-best 5.10 dps and 556 digs as a junior…member of All-Iowa Attack Volleyball Club senior year…previously played club ball

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 23 9 Hannah Pukis Setter, 5-11, Freshman Tacoma, Washington Bellarmine Prep ‘18 Kent Juniors Volleyball Club Major: International Business

PUKIS’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four varsity letters at Bellarmine Prep as a setter/right side hitter for volleyball coach Caroline Meines…the Lions volleyball team were Washington 4A state champions in 2014, sixth in 2015 and third in 2016…a four-time 4A All-South Puget Sound League first team selection…league MVP in 2016…named to all-state team in 2015 and 2016…named to All-Area second team in 2015 and first team in 2016 and 2017… member of Kent Juniors Volleyball Club U13 through U18 teams…selected to the Emerald City Classic U16 All-Tour- nament team when that squad was runner-up in the Pa- triot Division at the USAV National Championships….as a beach player, was on 2014 Doubles and Quad U14 Sea- side Beach Champion teams…2015 Doubles U18 and 2016 Doubles U16 teams were runners-up at Seaside Beach Tournaments.

PERSONAL. Born in September 2000…father Brien Pukis is a consultant…mother Erika Currier…older sister Reghan Pukis plays volleyball at the University of Portland… grandfather played baseball and football at Wisconsin… planning to major in international business and econom- ics at WSU.

24 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 Penny Tusa 1 Setter, 5-8, Sophomore Long Beach, California Long Beach Poly High School ‘17 Mizuna Long Beach 16 Rockstar Volleyball Club Major: Human Development

TUSA’S WSU CAREER FRESHMAN (2017): Starting setter as part of WSU’s 6-2 offensive scheme...had 19 assists and 13 digs vs. Baylor 8/31/17...served five aces in four matches of Cougar Challenge...29 assists and 16 digs in 3-1 win over No. 25 Colorado 10/6/17...17 digs vs. No. 7 Washington 9/20/17...career-high 32 assists vs. Or- egon State 10/15/17...27 assists, 10 digs vs. No. 13 UCLA 10/27/17...seven double-doubles...13 aces this season... missed all matches after Nov. 11 due to injury...averaged 4.51 assists per set and 4.57 assists per set in Pac-12 only matches...uncle Hercules Mata’afa, was a defensive lineman on the Cougar football team.

TUSA’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned four varsity let- PERSONAL. Born in May 1999, in Lakewood, Califor- ters at Long Beach Polytechnic High School as an outside nia…father Kalavou is a crane operator…mother Terry is hitter for volleyball coach Leland McGrath…four-year All- a message delivery person…younger brother Phoenix, Moore League honoree…league MVP in 2016..led Jack- Princeton and Pierce…aunt Tanana Gaca graduated from rabbits to a league championship in 2015 and runner-up WSU in 2010…uncle Hercules Mata’afa was a defensive finish in 2016…named Most Competitive Player of the lineman on the 2017 Cougar football team...majoring in Year three times…selected 2016 Outstanding Athlete Human Development at WSU. of the Amateur Union and to the 2016 Dream Team… LB Poly team was one of top 16 to advance to 2016 CIF State playoffs…selected to All-CIF Southern Section D1 team…played on Mizuno Long Beach 16 Rockstar Club Team coached by Kara Gil…named to the Girls’ National Champions All-Tournament team…named Most Com- petitive Player of the Year.

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 25 Jocelyn Urias

6 Middle Blocker, 6-3, RS-Junior. Tijuana, Mexico José Vasconcelos Bilingual School ‘15 Mexican National Team Major: Digital Technology and Culture

URIAS’ WSU CAREER REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2017): URIAS’ PRE-WSU CAREER. Three-year member of the Selected to the Mexican National Team for FIVB Grand Mexican Junior National team…selected to the Mexican Prix competition in summer 2017…started three match- National Team for competition at the 2015 FIVB (Federa- es…starting middle blocker making an immediate im- tion Internationale de Volleyball) World Grand Prix…team pact on 2017 team....246 hpct, second-best on team...had did not advance from preliminary rounds in pool play… 10 kills-0 errors-18 attacks (.556) at Arizona 9/23/17...nine played three years of high school volleyball at Prepara- kills, .667 hpct, eight blocks and 13.5 points vs. Quinni- toria José Vasconcelos in Tijuana, for coach Luz Maria…. piac 9/1/17...tallied 11 kills-1 error-23 attacks (.435) vs. No. also played for Baja California Club team coached by 17 Utah 10/8/17...career-high 10 blocks in 3-2 win over No. Estanislao Matías Vachino…named the MVP of the 2015 13 UCLA 10/27/17...career-high four aces vs. California Copa Federacion (Federation Cup), a qualifying tourna- 11/10/17...1.33 blocks per set leading team, fourth-best in ment for the Liga Mexicana de Voleibol (LMV). Pac-12 and 29th-best in NCAA...in Pac-12 only matches, 1.25 bps was fourth-best in conference...168 total blocks PERSONAL. Name pronounced jaw-sue-lyn you-ree- led Pac-12 and was 13th-best in NCAA...27 aces led us…born February 1996, in Tijuana, Mexico…pursuing a team...WSU SINGLE SEASON STATS: 2017 - 150 block Digital Technology and Culture major at WSU assists (6th), 168 total blocks (7th), 1.33 bps (13th).

SOPHOMORE (2016): Redshirt season.

FRESHMAN (2015): Made Cougar debut vs. Utah Valley 9/12...landed one kill in two attacks...also saw action vs. Northwestern State 9/18.

26 VOLLEYBALL‘18‘17 Kalyah Williams 2 Middle Blocker, 6-0, Freshman Long Beach, California Long Beach Poly ‘18 Mizuno Long Beach Volleyball Club Major: Athletic Medicine

WILLIAMS’ HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned varsity letters in volleyball and track for coach Leland McGrath at Long Beach Poly…2017 volleyball team accumulat- ed a 32-6 record and advanced from the CIF Southern Section Division I playoffs to the state tournament… Jackrabbits won the Moore League title in 2017 with a 12-1 record after a runner-up finish in 2016 and league championship in 2015 ( when she played with current Cougars setter Penny Tusa)…three-time Moore League Dream Team selection…named to Redondo Power Classic and Ann Kang All-Tournament teams… was the Southern California Prep Volleyball Player of the Week….2017 Poly volleyball team was ranked No. 2 in California and No.10 in the nation…also played for Coach Joy Fuerbringer on Mizuno Volleyball Club, winning USA Volleyball’s Girls Junior National Cham- pionship 17’s National Division title…named MVP of the 17’s National Division All-Tournament Team…was a member of the Mizuno Rockstar Club team also won a Bronze medal at the 2017 Music City Tournament in the Open 18 Division…PrepVolleyball.com 2018 Senior Ace…named to PrepVolleyball.com’s 2017 Club Season All-America Honorable Mention team, honoring the best 33 players in the 17’s Division.

PERSONAL. Born in July 2000…father Lance and mother Yani are managers…Lance played baseball and football at Central State University (Ohio)…Yani played basketball and competed in track at Santa Monica Col- lege…older brother Jared…younger sister Laura… member of Karing for Kids Club, Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes, and was Student Commissioner of Girls Athletics…3.6 GPA…plans to study sports

PASSION . HUMILITY . UNITY . SERVANTHOOD . THANKFULNESS 27 McKenna Woodford 5 Outside Hitter, 6-4, Senior Chandler, Arizona Hamilton High School ’15 Club One Platinum Volleyball Club Major: Undecided

WOODFORD’S WSU CAREER. JUNIOR (2017): Selected for the U.S. Collegiate National Team - Thailand Tour team for summer 2017…Pac- 12 All-Academic First Team...Cougar Challenge All-Tournament Team...Dr. Mary Jo Wynn Invite All-Tournament Team...injured the week of Oct. 1-6 and missed all matches after that date...surgery and rehab took up rest of season...second on team with 2.81 kills per set while hitting .217...fourth on 9/19...16 kills and five blocks vs. No. 14 Arizona 10/9...had career-high 17 team with 1.79 digs per set...18 kills and equaled career-high 17 digs at How- digs at Oregon State 11/20..six double-doubles this year...averaged 3.16 kills ard 8/28/17...15 kills, 13 digs, 18.5 points at Missouri State 9/15/17...CAREER per set, and 3.74 points per set were second-best on team....0.23 service STATS (WSU rankings): 821 kills (26th), 2.77 kps (21st), 2359 total attacks aces per set was 9th-best in the Pac-12. (20th), 961.5 points (10th), 3.25 pps (11th), .201 hpct (21st).

WOODFORD’S HIGH SCHOOL CAREER. Earned a total of five var- SOPHOMORE (2016): Pac-12 All-Academic First Team...named to Cou- sity letters…four in volleyball and one in basketball…spent freshman and gar Challenge All-Tournament team after tallying 23 kills, hit .333, two aces, sophomore year at Sedona Red Rock High where she played volleyball un- 14 digs and three blocks as WSU had trio of sweeps...also stellar stats line der coach John Parks and basketball under coach Tina Hawes…junior and in 3-1 win vs. UC Irvine with 17 kills, hit .467, one ace, eight digs and two senior year attended Hamilton High in Chandler, Arizona, and played vol- blocks...tallied 28 kills, 14 digs, two aces and three blocks in winning the leyball under coach Sharon Vanis…earned national recognition and became Purdue Mortar Board Premier tournament...at Baylor Classic, 33 kills,18 one of the top 150 prep players landing her a spot on the honorable men- digs, nine blocks...in Pac-12 opening matches tallied 20 kills, 10 digs and tion team for the 2014-15 Under Armour High School All-America team… nine blocks in upsets at No. 4 Washington and No. 9 UCLA...career-high sev- named to PrepVolleyball.com No.62 on the 2015 Senior Aces top 100 play- en blocks at No. 9 UCLA...career-high two aces in win over No. 9 Stanford... ers in the nation after earning a spot on their Sophomore 79 list in 2012… season-high 13 digs vs. No. 25 Arizona...14 kills in 3-2 win over USC 11/23... freshman year she was an all-state honorable mention…sophomore year in 2016 stats: 2.41 kills per set is second-best on team and 2.80 points per led team to be Division IV Champions…named Arizona Div. IV Player of the set are third-best on team...along with Cougar teammate Casey Schoenlein, Year, named to all-state team, and named to all-section Player of the Year among 12 chosen for the U.S. Collegiate National Team - Europe Tour team and first team…junior and senior year led Hamilton HS to runners up in Di- that won the 12th Annual Global Challenge Tournament in Pula, Croatia in vision I State Championship…as a junior named to Div. I all-state first team summer 2016…WSU Head Coach Jen Greeny was part of coaching staff... and All-Section first team…played with Club One Platinum Volleyball Club CAREER STATS (WSU rankings): 658 kills (31st), 2.76 kps (22nd), 1884 total under coach Kelsey Lueders-Girts, taking fifth place at nationals…selected attacks (26th). to the USAV National Junior Championships 16 Gold Division all-tournament team and to the 18 Gold Division all-tournament team. FRESHMAN (2015): Pac-12 All-Freshman First Team...two-time Pac-12 Freshman of the Week: Sept. 14-20 and again Nov. 9-15...named MVP of PERSONAL. Born in August of 1997, in Columbus, Ohio…father the Texas Tech Lone Star Showdown...named to Radford Highlander Invita- Brad is an orthodontist…mother Barbara is a nurse who played tional All-Tournament team...career-high 22 kills vs. No. 1 USC 11/1...tallied basketball at the University of Minnesota…younger brother Brit- 17 kills hit .538 with five digs and four blocks at Texas Tech 9/18...at Oregon ton…older sister Meredith…Woodford maintained a 4.0 through- 11/18 had 12 kills, four aces, six blocks...11 kills and 10 digs vs. Portland State out high school…majoring in Biology at WSU.

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A Jan Cunningham 1975-76 LaToya Harris 1999-2002 Annie Adams 2009 Carly Hayashikawa 2004-06 Jackie Albright 2006-09 D B. Helgeland 1975 Emmy Allen 2013-14 Gwen Davis 2005 Teresa Henning 1984-85 Julie Ament 1986-87 Laura Davis 1987 Debi Henry 1988 Cameron Antoine-Dillon 2017 Lisa Davis 1981-84 Jenny Herndon 1994-95 Elis Arias 1994-97 Lisa Debolt 1989 Jennifer Herse 1979 Ance Auzina 2002 Brittney Diaz 2001 Stacy Hoffman 1993 Alex Diemer 2009 Stacey Holbrook 2003-04 B Alexis Dirige 2016-17 Kyra Holt 2013-16 Denise Baez 1993 Karen Donahou 1979 Kristen Hovde 1989-92 Marijean Baird 1984 Becky Howlett 1992-93 Cindy Baker 1985-88 E Nikki Hubbert 1995 Maryka Banta 1985 Lori Eastep 1994 Diane Hunton 1979 Jen Barcus 2003-05 Taylor Ellingsen 2014 Faith Hutcherson 2007-10 Elena Bariechiecich 1983 Linda Emtman 1982-83 Kelly Hyder 2006-09 Jeannette Barham 1976 Sue English 1975 Betty Bartram 1990-92, 94 Nancy Engman 1976 I Zanda Bautre 2000-03 Te’Ara Epps 2005 Camryn Irwin 2011-13 Krista Beightol 1990, 92-94 Alicia Erickson 1998 Cory Bergey 1991-92 J B. Berry 1975 F Kortney Jamtaas 1999-2002 Hailey Bethune 2013-16 Adetokunbo Faleti 2006-07 Kathy Jentoft 1978-81 Chelsey Bettinson 2011-14 Terry Fay 1977 Brittany Johnson 2005-08 Alison Billingsley 2001-04 Gwen Fernandez 1989 Joanne Johnson 1991-93 Sara Biondi 2010 Donna Finney 1984-87 Kristen Johnson 1998-99 Shelly Birch 1986-87 Bree Flach 2008 Missy Blackshire 1998-99 Michele Furlong 1984-85 K Kelly Bohart 1978-80 Kaleinani Kabalis 2010 Renee Bordelon 2008-09 G J. Kauzlarich 1975 Janet Bottenberg 1982 Meagan Ganzer 2008-11 Kristin Kelley 2004 Melissa Boyle 2000-01 Suzanne Geppert 1983-86 Sue Kelso 1979-82 LaQué Branch 2002-03 Carrie Gilley 1990-93 Trina Kightlinger 1999-2000 Ashley Bristol 2003 Marcelina Glab 2010-13 Keri Killebrew 1990-92 Ashley Brown 2017 Sheila Gluzer 2003 Traci King 1987-89 P. Brown 1975 Marjie Goddard 1983-85 Conley Kipp 2009-10 Rochelle Buell 1991-92 Angela Gotelli 1993-94 Mandy Kister 1977 McKenzie Burgess 2003-04 Sue Graham 1981 Kim Kleven 1995-98 Oceana Bush 2009-10 Katie Gray 1975-76 Kathy Kocins 1984-85 Denise Green 1977-81 Kim Kohler 1981 C Melanie Greene 2003 Jessie Camp 2003-05 Shannan Griffin 1989-92 L Megan Camp 2002-04 Susan Guest 1987 Ella Lajos 2015-17 Jennifer Canevari 1995-97 Laurie Lamken 1983 Kristen Carlson 2003 H Brenn Larson 2002-03 Gayle Christie 1984 Kathi Hagemeyer 1983-84 Dion Leckie 1987-88 Olivia Coale 2015-17 Kelly Hankins 1990-91 Kerry Lewis 1998-2001 Dee Coffin 1975 Adrian Hankoff 1999-2002 Jordan Levenseller 2010-11 Carrie Couturier 1988-91 Ver’Leea Hardaway 2011-14 Stephanie Logan 2012-14 Maureen Cox 1992-93 Holly Harris 1999-2002 April Lott 2003-06 Julia Cubbedge 2016-17 Jaicee Harris 2011-14 Mary Luhrs 1998

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Shawna Lum 2011-14 Kelly Rosin 2003-06 Laurie Van Diest 1984-87 Nancy Lust 1981-83 Wendy Rouse 1995-97 Yvonne Velasco 1976-77 Teresa Lust 1982 Camila Rower 2000 Debra Voliva 1982-83 Kathy Lyon 1976-77 Kimika Rozier 2008 Lucie Vratnickova 1997-98 Deirdre Runnette 1987-88 M Kelly Russell 2005 W Haley MacDonald 2013-16 Stephanie Weishaar 2005-08 Haylee Mathis 2014 S Beth Welch 1987-89 Cheryl McCleary 1975-77 Maile Scarpino 2011-12 Darci Wellsandt 1990, 92-93 Amanda McDonald 1995-96 Beverly Schaaf 1982-84 Tara West 2006-07 Deb McGill 1977-79 Chelsie Schafer 1999-2002 Jamie Wheat 1986 J. McPherson 1975 Casey Schoenlein 2014-17 McKenna Woodford 2015-17 Megan McManus 2011 Sally Schroeder 1985 Shannon Wyckoff 1994-97 Claire Martin 2015-17 Cori Seale 1992-93 Jessica Martin 1997 Kim Seals 1975-77 Y Nicole Martin 2004 Joyce Selveit 1976 Lisa Yensen 1990-91 Melissa Merkley 1994 Kathy Sheedy 1981 Stacey Miller 1998-99 Sarah Silvernail 1993-96 Taylor Mims 2015-17 Annie Sitter 1988-89 Letterwinners from 1975-2017 Kathleen Monda 2001 Joni Skagen 1982 Fawnda Morris 1981-82 Amy Small 2007-08 Colleen Smith 1997-98 N Jayne Smith 1976-77 Paige Nelson 1995-96 Savanah Smith 2017 Breann Nesselhuf 2008 Kate Sommer 2012-14 Pam Newton 1982 Lori Sorenson 1977 Liz Spear 2003-04 O Phelicia Sperrazzo 1986-89 Keren Oigman 1994-97 Joy Sperry 1998-99 Natalia Owens 2005 Samantha Spink 1997-98 Tani Stephens 2013-16 P Jennifer Stinson 1995-98 Stephanie Papke 1994-97 Anne Sugars 1976 Jalen Pendon 2005-06 E. Sugars 1975 Maureen Perez 2005-07 Kali Surplus 2000-01 Abby Phillips 2017 Chani Phillips 1979-82 T Kathy Plotnikoff 1979-80 Brittany Tillman 2007-10 Victoria Prince 2002 Jennifer Todd 2003-04 Jean Prudy 1976-77 Rachel Todorovich 2009-12 Terry Tomich 1982-83 R Penny Tusa 2017 Denna Rawie 1988-89 Kathleen Reeve 1987-88 U Carla Reyes 1986-89 Jocelyn Urias 2015, 2017 Mary Anne Rice 1981-84 Heidi Urquhart 1977-79 Kali Richards 2003 Jill Urquhart 1979 Nicole Rigoni 2016-17 Cassie Robbins 2006-09 V Margy Robinson 1979-81 Ashley Vander Tuig 2014 Emily Rooney 2008 Katelyn Vander Tuig 2015-16

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COUGAR VOLLEYBALL HONORS

Pac-10/12 All-Conference Teams Hailey Bethune, Honorable Mention 2017 Taylor Mims, First Team 2009 Oceana Bush, First Team 2016 Kyra Holt, First Team Rachel Todorovich, Honorable Mention 2006 Corina Beyer, Honorable Mention Taylor Mims, Honorable Mention Kelly Hyder, Honorable Mention Casey Schoenlein, Honorable Mention 2005 Brittany Johnson, Honorable Mention 2015 Kyra Holt, First Team Jalen Pendon, Honorable Mention 2013 Kyra Holt, Honorable Mention 2004 Jennifer Todd, Honorable Mention 2012 Jaicee Harris, Honorable Mention 2003 Kristen Carlson, First Team 2011 Meagan Ganzer, First Team Jennifer Todd, First Team 2010 Meagan Ganzer, Honorable Mention 2002 Brenn Larson, First Team 2009 Renee Bordelon, Honorable Mention 2000 Zanda Bautre, First Team 1999 LaToya Harris, First Team Cassie Robbins, Honorable Mention Holly Harris, Honorable Mention 2003 Zanda Bautre, Honorable Mention Melissa Wright, Honorable Mention 2002 LaToya Harris, First Team 1997 Colleen Smith, Honorable Mention Holly Harris, Honorable Mention 1995 Jennifer Stinson, First Team Adrian Hankoff, Honorable Mention Jen Canevari, Honorable Mention Kortney Jamtaas, Honorable Mention 1993 Sarah Silvernail, First Team Chelsie Schafer, Honorable Mention 1992 Maureen Cox, First Team 2001 LaToya Harris, First Team 1988 Carrie Couturier, First Team Adrian Hankoff, Honorable Mention Kali Surplus, Honorable Mention Pacific-10 Conference Player of the Year 2000 LaToya Harris, First Team 1996 Sarah Silvernail Chelsie Schafer, Honorable Mention Kali Surplus, Honorable Mention Pac-10/12 Conference Coach of the Year 1999 LaToya Harris, Honorable Mention 2016 Jen Greeny 1998 Wendy Rouse, Honorable Mention 2009 Andrew Palileo 1997 Jennifer Stinson, First Team 1995 Cindy Fredrick Stephanie Papke, Honorable Mention 1996 Sarah Silvernail, Player of the Year All-Pac-12 Conference Preseason Stephanie Papke, First Team 2016 Kyra Holt, First Team Keren Oigman, Honorable Mention 2018 Taylor Mims, First Team 1995 Sarah Silvernail, First Team Keren Oigman, First Team Stephanie Papke, Honorable Mention 1994 Sarah Silvernail, First Team 1993 Becky Howlett, First Team 1992 Keri Killebrew, First Team 1991 Carrie Couturier, First Team Keri Killebrew, First Team

Pac-10/12 Conference All-Freshman Teams 2015 McKenna Woodford, First Team 2013 Kyra Holt, First Team Emmy Allen, Honorable Mention

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Pac-10/12 Players of the Week AVCA All-America Teams Sept. 26, 2016 Kyra Holt - Offensive 2016 Kyra Holt, Honorable Mention Claire Martin - Defensive 2011 Meagan Ganzer, Honorable Mention Oct. 3, 2016 Taylor Mims - Offensive 1996 Sarah Silvernail, First team Nov. 14, 2016 Taylor Mims - Defensive Stephanie Papke, Second team Sept. 21, 2015 McKenna Woodford - Freshman 1995 Sarah Silvernail, Second team Nov. 16, 2015 McKenna Woodford - Freshman 1992 Keri Killebrew, Second team Sept. 9, 2013 Kyra Holt - Freshman Nov. 4, 2013 Kyra Holt - Freshman VolleyballMag.com All-America Team Nov. 18, 2013 Kyra Holt - Freshman 2017 Taylor Mims, Honorable Mentio Nov. 25, 2013 Kyra Holt - Freshman 2016 Kyra Holt, Honorable Mention Sept. 17, 2012 Marcelina Glab - Defensive Sept. 8, 2009 Renee Bordelon Sept. 15. 2003 Zanda Bautre PrepVolleyball.com All-America Team Nov. 18, 2002 LaToya Harris 2017 Taylor Mims, Honorable Mention Nov. 6, 2000 LaToya Harris 2016 Kyra Holt, Honorable Mention Nov. 15, 1999 Melissa Wright Taylor Mims, Honorable Mention Sept. 29, 1997 Jennifer Stinson Sept. 9. 1996 Sarah Silvernail U.S. National Teams Oct. 28, 1996 Sarah Silvernail 2018 Tyalor Mims Nov. 11, 1996 Sarah Silvernail Alexis Dirige Sept. 5, 1995 Sarah Silvernail Ashley Brown Sept. 18, 1995 Sarah Silvernail Oct. 10 , 1994 Sarah Silvernail 2017 Taylor Mims Nov. 29, 1993 Becky Howlett Casey Schoenlein Sept. 21, 1992 Becky Howlett McKenna Woodford Oct. 26, 1992 Keri Killebrew 2016 Casey Schoenlein Oct. 7, 1991 Kristen Hovde McKenna Woodford Nov. 4, 1991 Carrie Couturier 1997 Colleen Smith Nov. 27, 1989 Beth Welch 1996 Sarah Silvernail Nov 7, 1988 Kathleen Reeve Jennifer Stinson

Mexican National Team AVCA All-District VIII/All-West/All-Pacific North Region 2018 Jocelyn Urias 2016 Kyra Holt, first team 2017 Jocelyn Urias 2011 Meagan Ganzer 1996 Sarah Silvernail Stephanie Papke U.S. National Team Coaching Staff 1995 Sarah Silvernail 2016 Jen Greeny, Asst. Coach 1994 Sarah Silvernail 1993 Becky Howlett U.S. Strength & Conditioning Coaches All-America 1992 Keri Killebrew 1996 Sarah Silvernail 1991 Carrie Couturier Keri Killebrew U.S. Olympic Festival Participants Kelli Hankins 1988 Kathleen Reeve 1994 Sarah Silvernail (North Team, Gold Medal) 1993 Becky Howlett (North Team) Joanne Johnson (West Team, Silver Medal) AVCA Pacific North Region Freshman of the Year 1989 Beth Welch (East Team, Bronze Medal) 2013 Kyra Holt

Pacific-10 Conference Medal Winner AVCA District VIII Coach of the Year 1998 Stephanie Papke 1995 Cindy Fredrick

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COUGAR ALL-AMERICANS

Keri Killebrew Sarah Silvernail

4 1992 All-America Second Team 4 1996 All-America First Team 4 Captain of 1992 National Invitational Championship 4 1995 All-America Second Team team 4 1996 Pac-10 Player of the Year 4 1992 NIVC Most Valuable Player Award 4 All-Pacific Region Tournament team 4 1991, 1992 First Team All-Pac-10 4 Three-time All-District VIII Team 4 WSU career assists record (4,553) 4 Six-time Pac-10 Player of the Week 4 4th in Pac-10 career assists (4,553) 4 AVCA National Player of the Week Nov. 3-10, 1996 4 8th in NCAA all-time career assists (5,848) 4 WSU career kills record (1848) 4 21st player in Div. I history to reach 5,000 assists 4 WSU single-season kills record (649) 4 1991, 1992 All-West Region teams 4 WSU match kills record (39) 4 WSU match assists record (85 vs. USC, 1992) 4 Pac-10 single-season kills per game avg. (6.12 kpg) 4 1996 GSSA Amateur Female Athlete of the Year 4 1996 Tacoma News Tribune Female Athlete of the Year 4 1996 Seattle PI Star Award finalist

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COUGAR ALL-AMERICANS

Stephanie Papke Meagan Ganzer

4 1996 All-America Second Team 4 2011 All-America Honorable Mention 4 1996 First Team All-Pac-10 4 2011 AVCA All-Region Team 4 1996 All-District VIII Team 4 2011 All-Pac-12 First Team 4 1996 Pac-10 All-Academic First Team 4 10th Cougar to land 1,000 career kills 4 1996 Pac-10 assists avg. leader (13.92) 4 3rd in WSU career kills (1,531) 4 8th in Pac-10 hitting pct. (.313) 4 9th in WSU career solo blocks (52) 4 2nd Best Pac-10 single season assist avg. (13.92) 4 Led Pac-12 with 4.88 kills per set 4 1997 All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention 4 4.88 kills per set was 4th-best nationally 4 1997 Pac-10 All Academic Honorable Mention 4 2nd in Pac-12, 6th nationally with 5.38 points per set 4 3rd in WSU career assists (3,839) 4 2nd-best in WSU single season records for kills in 2011 (595), and 8th in 2010 (467) 4 1998 Pac-10 Medal Winner 4 2010 All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention 4 1998 NCAA Woman of Year Nominee

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COUGAR ALL-AMERICANS

Kyra Holt Taylor Mims 4 2016 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention 4 2017 PrepVolleyball.com and VolleyMob.com All- America Honorable Mention 4 2016 VolleyballMag.com All-America Honorable Mention 4 2016 PrepVolleyball.com All-America Honorable Mention 4 2016 PrepVolleyball.com All-America Honorable 4 2017 All-Pac-12 First Team; 2016 All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention Mention; two-time Pac-12 Player of the Week in 2016 4 2016 AVCA Pacific North All-Region First Team 4 2017: 4.17 kps and 4.75 pps 6th in Pac-12, 30th and 26th in NCAA 4 2013 AVCA Pacific North Region Freshman of the Year 4 28 kills in the 3-1 win over Florida State was most kills in a 2017 NCAA tournament match 4 All-Pac-12 First Team (2015 and 2016) 4 2016 All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention and two-time 4 All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention/All-Freshman First Pac-12 Player of the Week Team (2013) 4 2016 - 1.49 blocks per set 2nd in Pac-12, 8th in NCAA 4 Five-time Pac-12 Player of the Week 4 2016 - 199 total blocks 3rd in WSU, 4th in NCAA, 4 epsnW National Player of the Week Sept. 19-25, 2016 19th in all-time single season NCAA records (since 4 Fifth in school history to reach 1,000 kills and 1,000 25-point scoring) digs in a career 4 In WSU Single Season records: 1st in attack attempts 4 1st in WSU career points (2051.0) (1533-2017), 2nd in points (599.0-2017), 3rd in block assists (161-2016), 3rd in kills (525 kills-2017), 4th 4 1st in WSU career points per set (4.32) in points per set (4.75 pps-2017), 7th in kills per set 4 1st in WSU career attack attempts (5,074) (4.17 kps-2017) 4 2nd in WSU career kills (1,777) 4 3rd in WSU career kills per set (3.74) 4 7th in WSU career digs (1,172) • t-5th in WSU career aces (123)

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WSU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

Sarah Silvernail Keri Killebrew Class of 2002 Class of 2009

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ACADEMIC HONORS

Academic success has been a mainstay of the Cougar volleyball program. To be eligible for selection to the Pac-12 All-Academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 overall grade point average, be either a starter or a significant contributor, and be in their second year at their school.

PAC-10/12 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS 1991 Carrie Couturier, first team 1992 Corey Bergey, honorable mention Maureen Perez, honorable mention 1993 Stacy Hoffman, second team Cassie Robbins, honorable mention 1995 Shannon Wyckoff, first team Stephanie Weishaar, honorable mention Stephanie Papke, second team 2008 Brittany Johnson, first team 1996 Stephanie Papke, first team Jackie Albright, honorable mention Jennifer Stinson, second team Cassie Robbins, honorable mention Wendy Rouse, second team Amy Small, honorable mention Shannon Wyckoff, honorable mention Stephanie Weishaar, honorable mention 1997 Wendy Rouse, second team 2009 Jackie Albright, second team Jennifer Stinson, second team Faith Hutcherson, honorable mention Shannon Wyckoff, second team Cassie Robbins, honorable mention Stephanie Papke, honorable mention 2010 Faith Hutcherson, honorable mention 1998 Jennifer Stinson, first team 2011 Rachel Todorovich, honorable mention Samantha Spink, first team 2012 Camryn Irwin, first team Kim Kleven, second team Stephanie Logan, second team Wendy Rouse, second team Chelsey Bettinson, honorable mention Lucie Vratnickova, honorable mention Shawna Lum, honorable mention 2000 Melissa Boyle, second team Rachel Todorovich, honorable mention Holly Harris, honorable mention 2013 Camryn Irwin, first team Kortney Jamtaas, honorable mention Chelsey Bettinson, honorable mention Trina Kightlinger, honorable mention Shawna Lum, honorable mention Chelsie Schafer, honorable mention 2014 Stephanie Logan, first team 2001 Zanda Bautre, honorable mention Emmy Allen, honorable mention Melissa Boyle, honorable mention Chelsey Bettinson, honorable mention Adrian Hankoff, honorable mention Shawna Lum, honorable mention Holly Harris, honorable mention Haley MacDonald, honorable mention Kortney Jamtaas, honorable mention Tani Stephens, honorable mention Chelsie Schafer, honorable mention 2015 Casey Schoenlein, first team 2002 Adrian Hankoff, honorable mention Hailey Bethune, honorable mention Holly Harris, honorable mention Haley MacDonald, honorable mention Kortney Jamtaas, honorable mention Tani Stephens, honorable mention Chelsie Schafer, honorable mention 2016 Casey Schoenlein, first team 2003 Zanda Bautre, second team McKenna Woodford, first team 2004 Megan Camp, first team Hailey Bethune, second team Alison Billingsley, second team Haley MacDonald, honorable mention 2005 Gwen Davis, first team Claire Martin, honorable mention 2006 Brittany Johnson, second team Tani Stephens, honorable mention Stephanie Weishaar, honorable mention 2017 Casey Schoenlein, Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2007 Brittany Johnson, first team McKenna Woodford, first team Tara West, first team Olivia Coale, second team Jackie Albright, honorable mention Alexis Dirige, honorable mention Adetokunbo Faleti, honorable mention Ella Lajos, honorable mention Claire Martin, honorable mention

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ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® TEAMS ARE SELECTED BY COSIDA

The Academic All-America teams program was created in 1952 by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) to honor college athletes who excel in not just sports but also in academics. To be eligible for the Academic All-American honors, a student-athlete must have at least a 3.20 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale), must be a significant contributor to the team, and be in at least their second season at their current school. District VIII includes schools in the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawai’i, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Wash- ington, and British Columbia.

All-District VIII Academic Teams, as selected by CoSIDA

2009 Jackie Albright, first team 2008 Brittany Johnson, second team 2007 Tara West, first team Brittany Johnson, second team 2006 Brittany Johnson, third team 2003 Zanda Bautre, third team 1998 Jennifer Stinson, first team 1997 Jennifer Stinson, second team Shannon Wyckoff, second team 1996 Shannon Wyckoff, second team 1995 Shannon Wyckoff, first team

National Academic All-America Teams, as selected by CoSIDA 2007 Tara West, third team

Zanda Bautre Jennifer Stinson Shannon Wyckoff Brittany Johnson Tara West Jackie Albright

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The Cougars’ home court is now called Marcia Sane- BOHLER GYM holtz Court at Bohler Gym in honor of the 28-year administrative veteran of Cougar Athletics who retired The Best Volleyball-only Facility in the Pac-12 Oct. 1, 2007. Saneholtz was the WSU Senior Associate Athletics Director/SWA and was a long-time proponent Home to Cougar Athletics since 1928. of gender equity and a champion for all sports at WSU as well as in the Pac-10 and the nation. She was the

NACWAA president (1992-93), on the board of directors One of the only facilities solely dedicated to volleyball (1987-94), and named 1997 Administrator of the Year. in the nation. She also received the NAGWS Pathfinder Award in 2001 and WSU Woman of Distinction in 2003. Saneholtz will Dominating home court advantage as fans are virtually be added to the Inland Empire Scroll of Honor in the fall on top of the action. of 2009.

Cougars enjoy tremendous fan support from the University and the Pullman communities.

“ Volleyball specific gyms are the future and Bohler Gym is a testament to the commitment Washington State University has made to Women’s Volleyball and to the growth of our sport. “ Volleyball Magazine, May 2003

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All-Time Top Attendance: BOHLER GYM 4,039 10/6/95 No. 4 Stanford L 2-3 3,356 9/30/95 Idaho W 3-0 ATTENDANCE 3,267 10/15/94 Washington L 0-3 3,226 11/22/96 No. 17 Washington W 3-0 Average Home Attendance by Season: 3,187 10/30/93 No. 6 Stanford L 0-3 3,000 9/26/97 No. 7 USC W 3-2 2017 821 (14 matches) 3,000 10/17/97 No. 4 Stanford L 0-3 2016 1,169 (13 matches) 2,969 10/16/93 No. 1 UCLA L 0-3 2015 741 (13 matches) 2,873 9/28/95 No. 17 Washington W 3-1 2014 672 (13 matches) 2,724 10/23/09 No. 4 Washington W 3-1 2013 784 (17 matches) 2,635 9/27/97 No. 18 UCLA W 3-1 2012 669 (13 matches) 2,626 9/24/93 Washington W 3-0 2011 654 (14 matches) 2,612 10/27/96 No. 3 Stanford W 3-1 2010 661 (16 matches) 2,560 9/16/95 No. 4 UCLA W 3-1 2009 1,053 (16 matches) 2,554 10/10/97 No. 24 Washington L 1-3 2008 802 (14 matches) 2,539 11/16/02 No. 1 Stanford W 3-1 2007 695 (13 matches) 2,522 9/30/16 No. 9 Stanford W 3-2 2006 749 (13 matches) 2,511 11/6/92 Washington L 2-3 2005 764 (13 matches) (Bohler Gym’s seating capacity changed to 2,727 in 2004 641 (12 matches) 2011.) 2003 910 (17 matches) 2002 1,357 (12 matches) 2001 1,090 (15 matches) 2000 1,086 (13 matches) Recent (best home attendance for each season): 1999 921 (14 matches) 1998 1,288 (12 matches) 2000 1,711 11/17 No. 3 USC L 1-3 1997 1,354 (17 matches) 2001 2,035 11/30 Hawai’i (NCAA) L 0-3 1996 1,407 (12 matches) 2002 2,539 11/16 No. 1 Stanford W 3-1 1995 1,814 (16 matches) 2003 1,789 10/17 No. 12 Washington L 0-3 1994 1,223 (15 matches) 2004 1,011 11/15 No. 1 Washington L 2-3 1993 1,502 (14 matches) 2005 1,633 11/4 No. 4 Stanford L 1-3 1992 1,159 (15 matches) 2006 1,320 11/10 No. 4 Washington L 0-3 1991 1,181 (15 matches) 2007 1,690 9/28 No. 6 Washington L 0-3 1990 772 (15 matches) 2008 1,623 11/21 No. 5 Washington L 1-3 1989 682 (12 matches) 2009 2,724 10/23 No. 4 Washington W 3-1 1988 616 (14 matches) 2010 1,203 11/5 No. 11 Washington L 0-3 1987 357 (13 matches) 2011 1,111 11/11 No. 5 California L 0-3 2012 1,289 11/23 No. 5 Washington L 0-3 2013 1,854 9/25 No. 2 Washington L 0-3 2014 1,507 11/28 No. 5 Washington L 0-3 2015 1,458 9/26 No. 6 Washington L 2-3 2016 2,522 9/30 No. 9 Stanford W 3-2 2017 1,910 9/20 No. 7 Washington L 1-3

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INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS

Kills 5 Camryn Irwin, vs. Santa Clara 8/26/2011 1. 39 Sarah Silvernail, at California 9/28/1996 5 Jaicee Harris, at Nevada 9/7/2012 2. 35 Sarah Silvernail, vs. USC 11/9/1996 5 Penny Tusa, at Northern Iowa 8/31/2018 3. 32 Susan Guest, vs. Northern Iowa 9/11/1987 4. 31 Kelly Hankins, vs. Arizona 9/21/1990 31 Meagan Ganzer, at Portland 9/2/2011 Digs 31 Meagan Ganzer, at Colorado 11/18/2011 1. 39 Oceana Bush, vs. Arizona State 10/3/2009 2. 37 Alexis Dirige, vs. UCLA 10/27/2017 Attack Attempts 3. 36 Kate Sommer, at California 11/24/2013 1. 79 Kyra Holt, at California 11/24/2013 36 Alexis Dirige, at Howard 8/28/2017 79 Taylor Mims, vs. Florida State 12/1/2017 4. 35 Jalen Pendon, at Arizona State 10/27/2005 2. 75 Jaicee Harris, at Idaho 8/25/2012 75 Jaicee Harris, vs. Oregon State 11/16/2012 Solo Blocks 75 Taylor Mims, vs. Stanford 11/11/2017 1. 8 Carrie Couturier, at Oregon State; 10/4/1991 2. 6 Carrie Couturier, vs. Gonzaga 9/6/1988 Attack Percentage [10 Attempts] 6 Carrie Couturier, at Oregon 11/9/1990 1. .909 Holly Harris (10-0-11) vs. Oregon 10/26/01 4 5 Carrie Couturier, vs. Washington 10/21/1988 2. .900 Beth Welch, (9-0-10) at Texas A&M 11/25/89 5 Carrie Couturier, at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 3. .800 Elis Arias, (8-0-10) vs. Tulsa 8/30/1996 5 Shannan Griffin, at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 .800 Shannon Wyckoff, (8-0-10) vs. So. Illinois 5 Carrie Couturier, at Arizona State 10/7/1989 8/31/1996 5. .786 Elis Arias, (11-0-14) at Iowa State 9/7/1996 Block Assists 1. 16 Traci King, vs. Oregon State 9/22/1989 2. 13 Joanne Johnson, vs. Arizona State 10/3/1993 Assists 3. 12 Jennifer Stinson, at Oregon 9/20/1997 1. 85 Keri Killebrew, vs. USC 10/24/1992 12 Holly Harris, vs. Arizona State 9/23/2000 2. 83 Kali Surplus, vs. Oregon State 10/13/2000 5. 11 Carrie Couturier, at Oregon State 9/22/1989 3. 82 Keri Killebrew, at Arizona 10/18/1991 11 Lisa DeBolt, at Oregon State 9/22/1989 82 Melissa Wright, vs. USC 9/30/1999 11 Melissa Boyle, vs. California 9/21/2001 5. 80 Melissa Wright, vs. Washington 10/16/1999 11 Victoria Prince, vs. UCLA 10/25/2002 11 Jennifer Todd, vs. USC 11/27/2004 Service Aces 11 Natalie Owens, at UC Davis 9/3/2005 1. 7 Cindy Baker, vs. Idaho State 9/2/1988 11 Te’Ara Epps, vs. California 11/3/2005 2. 6 Adrian Hankoff, at Alaska Fairbanks 9/7/2002 11 Chelsey Bettinson, at UCLA 11/2/2014 6 Haley MacDonald, vs. Morehead State 11 Claire Martin, at Oregon State 11/20/2015 9/11/2015 11 Claire Martin, at Baylor 9/17/2016 4. 5 Donna Finney, vs. Eastern Washington 10/4/1988 Total Blocks 5 Donna Finney, vs. Washington 10/21/1988 1. 20 Traci King vs. Oregon State 9/22/1989 5 Gwen Fernandez, at BYU-Hawai’i 9/2/1989 2. 14 Carrie Couturier, at Oregon State 9/22/1989 5 Shannan Griffin, vs. New Mexico State 14 Joanne Johnson, vs. Arizona State 10/3/1993 9/6/1991 4. 13 Holly Harris, vs. Arizona State 9/23/2000 5 Kelly Hankins, vs. Idaho 9/21/1991 13 Claire Martin, at Baylor 9/17/2016 5 Wendy Rouse, at Arizona State 10/4/1997 5 Jennifer Stinson, vs. Oregon State 11/20/1997 Points 5 Missy Blackshire, at Oregon 9/23/1999 1. 35.5 Meagan Ganzer, vs. Gonzaga 9/14/2010 5 LaToya Harris, at Oregon State 11/11/2000 2. 33.5 Meagan Ganzer, at Colorado 11/18/2011 5 Adrian Hankoff, vs. Arkansas 9/8/2001 3. 33.0 LaToya Harris, vs. Stanford 11/16/2002 5 LaToya Harris, at California 10/19/2001 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at San Francisco 9/4/2010 5 Adrian Hankoff, vs. Gonzaga 8/31/2002 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at Portland 9/2/2011 5 Victoria Prince, vs. Oregon State 9/20/2002 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at San Francisco 9/4/2010 5 Kristen Carlson, vs. San Francisco 8/30/2003 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at Portland 9/2/2011 5 Liz Spear, vs. Oregon 11/7/2003 5 Bree Flach, at California 10/31/2008 5 Shawna Lum, at Montana 8/30/2014

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INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS BY SETS

Kills (3 sets) vs. Eastern Washington 5 Adrian Hankoff, vs. Arkansas 9/8/2001 1. 30 Meagan Ganzer, 9/9/2010 5 Adrian Hankoff, vs. Gonzaga 8/31/2002 vs. E. Washington 9/9/2010 4. 52 Reeve, Kathleen, 5 Victoria Prince, vs. Oregon State 9/20/2002 2. 26 Sarah Silvernail, vs. Arizona State 11/7/1987 5 Liz Spear, vs. Oregon 11/7/2003 vs. Stanford 12/14/1996 52 Sarah Silvernail, 5 Jaicee Harris, at Nevada 9/7/2012 3. 24 Sarah Silvernail, at Arizona 11/16/1996 5 Shawna Lum, at Montana 8/30/2014 at USC 10/11/1996 52 Sarah Silvernail, 24 Sarah Silvernail, vs. Stanford 12/14/1996 Aces (4 sets) at UCLA 10/12/1996 1. 7 Cindy Baker, vs. Idaho State 9/2/1988 24 Sarah Silvernail, Attack Attempts (4 sets) 2. 5 Gwen Fernandez, at BYU-Hawai’i 9/2/1989 at Arizona 11/16/1996 1. 79 Taylor Mims, vs 5 Wendy Rouse, at Arizona State 10/4/1997 24 Sarah Silvernail, Florida State 12/1/2017 5 LaToya Harris, at Oregon State 11/11/2000 vs. Kansas State 12/8/1996 2. 75 Jaicee Harris, vs 5 LaToya Harris, at California 10/19/2001 Oregon State 11/16/2012 5 Bree Flach, at California 10/31/2008 Kills (4 sets) 75 Taylor Mims, vs. 5 Camryn Irwin, vs. Santa Clara 8/26/2011 1. 35 Sarah Silvernail, Stanford 11/11/2017 5 Penny Tusa at Northern Iowa 8/31/2018 at USC 11/9/1996 4. 72 Taylor Mims, at 2. 31 Kelly Hankins, Oregon 11/17/2017 Aces (5 sets) vs. Arizona 9/21/1990 5. 68 Meagan Ganzer, 1. 5 Donna Finney, vs. Washington 10/21/1988 3. 30 Meagan Ganzer, vs. Oregon 10/1/2011 5 Kristen Carlson, vs. San Francisco 8/30/2003 at San Francisco 9/4/2010 68 Taylor Mims, at 3. 4 Laurie Van Diest, at USC 11/13/1987 30 Meagan Ganzer, Northern Iowa 9/1/2018 4 Beth Welch, at Washington 11/20/1987 vs. Gonzaga 9/14/2010 4 Carla Reyes, at Idaho 8/26/1988 5. 29 Sarah Silvernail, Attack Attempts (5 sets) 4 Carla Reyes, vs. Idaho State 9/10/1988 vs. Loyola Marymount 1. 79 Kyra Holt, at 4 Carla Reyes, at Illinois State 9/24/1988 12/13/1996 California 11/24/2013 4 Kathleen Reeve, vs. Washington 10/21/1988 29 LaToya Harris, 2. 75 Jaicee Harris, at 4 Carrie Couturier, vs. Santa Clara 9/12/1991 vs. Stanford 11/16/2002 Idaho 8/25/2012 4 Carrie Couturier, at California 10/25/1991 29 Meagan Ganzer, 3. 74 LaToya Harris, at 4 Keri Killebrew, vs. Boise State 9/5/1992 at Arizona State 11/20/2010 Arizona State 10/20/2000 4 Keri Killebrew, at Idaho 11/7/1992 74 Meagan Ganzer, 4 LaToya Harris, at Arizona 11/2/2002 Kills (5 sets) at Oregon State 10/22/2011 4 Camryn Irwin, at Seattle University 8/27/2011 1. 39 Sarah Silvernail, 74 Kyra Holt, vs. 4 Taylor Mims, vs. Oregon 11/6/2016 at California 9/28/1996 Arizona 11/22/2014 4 Ashley Brown, vs. Baylor 8/31/2017 2. 32 Guest, Susan, vs. Northern Iowa Aces (3 sets) Assists (3 sets) 9/11/1987 1. 6 Adrian Hankoff, 1. 63 Stephanie Papke, at USC 10/11/1996 3. 31 Meagan Ganzer, at Alaska Fairbanks 2. 60 Keri Killebrew, vs. Idaho 9/21/1991 at Portland 9/2/2011 9/7/2002 3. 59 Melissa Wright, at Washington 11/12/1999 31 Meagan Ganzer, 6 Haley 4. 58 Kali Surplus, at Washington 9/29/2000 at Colorado 11/18/2011 MacDonald, vs. Morehead 5. 57 Keri Killebrew, vs. Washington 9/18/1991 5. 30 Kelly Hankins, State 9/11/2015 57 Stephanie Papke, at Arizona 11/16/1996 vs. Montana 9/1/1990 3. 5 Donna Finney, 30 vs. Eastern Washington Assists (4 sets) Kristin Hovde, at Oregon 10/4/1988 1. 85 Keri Killebrew, vs. USC 10/24.1992 State 10/4/1991 5 Shannan Griffin, 2. 83 Kali Surplus, vs. Oregon State 10/13/2000 30 Meagan Ganzer, vs. New Mexico State 3. 82 Keri Killebrew, at Arizona 10/18/1991 at Arizona State 9/23/2011 9/6/1991 4. 72 Stephanie Papke, vs. USC 11/9/1996 5 Kelly Hankins, 5. 70 Keri Killebrew, at Oregon State 11/21/1992 Attack Attempts (3 sets) vs. Idaho 9/21/1991 1. 59 Jaicee Harris, vs. 5 Jennifer California 10/19/2012 Stinson, vs. Oregon State 2. 56 Jaicee Harris, vs. 11/20/1997 Pacific 8/25/2012 5 Missy Blackshire, 3. 53 Meagan Ganzer, at Oregon 9/23/1999

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Assists (5 sets) Total Blocks (5 Sets) 1. 82 Melissa Wright, vs. USC 9/30/1999 1. 20 Traci King, at Oregon State 9/22/1989 2. 80 Melissa Wright, vs. Washington 10/16/1999 2. 14 Carrie Couturier, at Oregon State 9/22/1989 3. 78 Stephanie Papke, at California 11/3/1995 14 Joanne Johnson, vs. Arizona State 10/3/1993 4. 76 Keri Killebrew, at Gonzaga 9/24/1991 4. 13 Holly Harris, vs. Arizona State 9/23/2000 5. 75 Beth Welch, vs. UCLA 10/16/1987 13 Claire Martin, at Baylor 9/17/2016

Digs (3 sets) Points (3 Sets) 1. 29 Joy Sperry, vs. Creighton 9/3/1999 1. 31.5 Meagan Ganzer, vs. E. Washington 9/9/2010 2. 26 Jalen Pendon, at USC 11/12/2005 2. 24.0 Meagan Ganzer, vs. Colorado 10/8/2011 3. 25 Kelly Hyder, vs. Oregon 10/7/2006 3. 23.0 Kyra Holt, vs. Utah 11/2/2013 4. 24 Carrie Couturier, vs. Arizona 11/16/1991 4. 22.0 Brittany Johnson, at Nevada 9/8/2007 24 Kortney Jamtaas vs. California 11/15/2002 5. 21.5 Adrian Hankoff, vs. Idaho 10/30/2001 24 Kelly Hyder, at UT Arlington 9/9/2006 21.5 Meagan Ganzer, vs. Nevada 9/2/2011 24 Kate Sommer, at Arizona State 11/6/2013 Points (4 sets) Digs (4 sets) 1. 35.5 Meagan Ganzer, vs. Gonzaga 9/14/2010 1. 35 Jalen Pendon, at Arizona State 10/27/2005 2. 33.0 LaToya Harris, vs. Stanford 11/16/2002 2. 36 Alexis Dirige, at Howard 8/28/2017 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at San Francisco 9/4/2010 3. 34 Jamtaas, Kortney, vs. Stanford 11/16/2002 4. 32.0 Meagan Ganzer, at Arizona State 11/20/2010 34 Jalen Pendon, vs. Arizona State 10/1/2005 5. 31.5 Taylor Mims, vs. Florida State 12/1/2017 4. 30 Jamtaas, Kortney, at Washington 10/11/2002 Points (5 Sets) Digs (5 sets) 1. 33.5 Meagan Ganzer, at Colorado 11/18/2011 1. 39 Oceana Bush, vs. Arizona State 10/3/2009 2. 33.0 Meagan Ganzer, at Portland 9/2/2011 2. 37 Alexis Dirige, vs. UCLA 10/27/2017 3. 31.0 Meagan Ganzer, vs. Washington 11/25/2011 3. 36 Kate Sommer, at California 11/24/2013 4. 30.5 Jennifer Todd, vs. Miami 9/11/2004 4. 34 Kelly Hyder, vs. Arizona State 11/16/2006 30.5 Meagan Ganzer, at Arizona State 9/23/2011 5. 32 Kelly Hyder, at Oregon State 9/21/2007 30.5 Kyra Holt, at Oregon State 9/27/2013

Total Blocks (3 sets) 1. 11 Melissa Boyle, vs. California 9/21/2001 2. 10 Jennifer Todd, vs. Arizona State 9/19/2003 10 Te’Ara Epps, at Oregon 10/22/2005 10 Tara West, at Washington 10/26/2007 10 Ver’Leea Hardaway, at Sam Houston St. 9/14/2013

Total Blocks (4 sets) 1. 12 Laurie Van Diest, at Oregon State 10/31/1987 12 Jennifer Stinson, at Oregon 9/20/1997 12 Marcelina Glab, vs. CSU Bakersfield 9/14/2012 4. 11 Carrie Couturier, at Hawai’i-Pacific 8/28/1989 11 Claire Martin, at Oregon State 11/20/15 11 Taylor Mims, at Oregon State 10/7/2016 11 Taylor Mims, vs. Arizona State 11/11/2016

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TEAM MATCH RECORDS

Kills Digs 1. 105 vs. USC 10/24/1992 1. 144 vs. USC 10/24/1992 2. 100 at Arizona 10/18/1991 2. 127 vs. UCLA 10/16/1987 3. 98 vs. Washington 10/16/1999 127 vs. Portland 10/25/1987 98 vs. Oregon State 10/13/2000 4. 117 vs. USC 11/11/1988 5. 94 at Oregon State 11/21/1992 117 vs. California 10/29/1988 94 vs. USC 9/30/1999 117 vs. USC 11/11/1988 117 vs. Arizona State 11/16/2006 Attack Attempts 1. 280 at Arizona State 10/20/2000 Solo Blocks 2. 267 vs. Arizona State 10/3/1993 1. 12 at Oregon State 10/4/1991 3. 264 vs. USC 10/24/1992 2. 11 vs. Washington 10/21/1988 4. 255 vs. South Carolina 9/23/1988 11 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 5. 254 vs. USC 9/30/1999 4. 10 at Oregon State 10/31/1987 10 vs. Santa Clara 9/12/1991 Attack Percentage 10 at Gonzaga 8/29/2007 1. .516 vs. Alabama State 8/31/2012 2. .481 at Georgetown 9/11/1992 Block Assists 3. .478 vs. Utah 9/5/2009 1. 54 at Oregon State 9/22/1989 4. .477 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee 9/4/1992 2. 42 vs. Arizona State 10/3/1993 5. .475 vs. Montana 12/4/1992 42 vs. Arizona State 9/23/2000 4 37 vs. USC 10/24/1992 Assists 5. 36 at UC Davis 9/3/2005 1. 99 vs. USC 10/24/1992 36 vs. Oregon 11/17/2005 2. 94 at Arizona 10/18/1991 36 at UCLA 11/2/2014 94 vs. Oregon State 10/13/2000 4. 93 vs. Washington 10/16/1999 Total Blocks 5. 88 vs. USC 9/30/1999 1. 35.0 at Oregon State 9/22/1989 2. 24.0 at Oregon State 10/31/1987 Service Aces 24.0 vs. Santa Clara 9/12/1991 1. 15 vs. Idaho State 9/2/1988 24.0 vs. Arizona State 10/3/1993 15 vs. Washington 10/21/1988 24.0 vs. Oregon 11/17/2005 3. 14 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 14 vs. Rhode Island 9/12/1992 5. 13 at Utah 9/15/1987 13 at Illinois State 9/24/1988 13 at USC 9/25/1992 13 vs. Oklahoma 8/29/2003 ‘

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TEAM MATCH RECORDS BY SETS

Kills (3 Sets) 2. 12 vs. Iowa State 12/5/1992 3. 98 at Arizona State10/7/1989 1. 77 vs. Washington 9/18/1991 12 vs. Oregon State 4. 90 vs. Arizona 11/16/1991 77 at Washington 11/12/1999 11/20/1997 5. 84 vs. Santa Clara 9/8/1988 3. 74 at USC 10/11/1996 12 vs. Boise State 8/31/2001 4. 69 at Washington 9/29/2000 12 at Oregon 9/29/2001 Digs (4 Sets) 5. 68 at Washington 9/20/1996 12 vs. Gonzaga 9/14/2004 1. 144 vs. USC 10/24/1992 2. 127 vs. Portland 10/25/198791 Kills (4 Sets) Aces (4 Sets) 3. 117 vs. USC 11/11/1988 1. 105 vs. USC 10/24/1992 1. 15 vs. Idaho State 9/2/1988 4. 107 vs. Arizona State 10/1/2005 2. 100 at Arizona 10/18/1991 2. 13 vs. USC 9/25/1992 5. 106 at Oregon State 9/28/2001 3. 98 vs. Oregon State 13 vs. Oklahoma 8/29/2003 10/13/2000 4. 12 vs. Portland 9/3/1988 Digs (5 Sets) 4. 94 at Oregon State 11/21/1992 12 vs. New Mexico St. 1. 127 vs. UCLA 10/16/1987 5. 90 vs. Washington 10/27/2000 9/8/1988 2. 117 vs. California 10/29/1988 12 at Oregon State 11/11/2000 117 vs. Arizona State Kills (5 Sets) 11/16/2006 1. 98 vs. Washington 10/16/1999 Aces (5 Sets) 4. 116 at UC Davis 9/3/2005 2. 94 vs. USC 9/30/1999 1. 15 vs. Washington 10/21/1988 5. 110 vs. Washington 10/26/1990 3. 93 at Arizona State 10/3/1993 2. 14 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 93 vs. South Carolina 3. 13 at Utah 9/15/1987 Total Blocks (3 Sets) 9/23/1988 13 vs. Illinois State 9/24/1988 1. 20.0 vs. Toledo 9/3/2005 93 at Arizona State 5. 11 at USC 11/13/1987 2. 19.5 vs. Eastern Illinois 9/7/1989 10/20/2000 11 vs. Boise State 9/5/1992 3. 19.0 vs. N. Illinois 12/6/1992 vs. Mid. Tenn. St. 9/16/2005 Attack Attempts (3 Sets) Assists (3 Sets) 5. 17.5 at Idaho 9/17/1996 1. 180 at Arizona 11/16/1996 1. 72 at Washington 11/12/1999 2. 179 vs. Washington 9/18/1991 2. 67 at Washingotn 9/29/2000 Total Blocks (4 Sets) 3. 170 at USC 10/11/1996 3. 66 at USC 10/11/1996 1. 24.0 at Oregon State 10/31/1987 4. 166 vs. Idaho State 9/12/1987 4. 65 vs. Washington 9/18/1991 2. 19.5 vs. USC 10/24/1992 5. 165 vs. Stanford 10/17/1997 5. 63 vs. Idaho 9/21/1991 19.5 vs. Oral Roberts 9/9/2005 19.5 vs. LMU 9/19/2014 Attack Attempts (4 Sets) Assists (4 Sets) 5. 19.0 vs. LMU 9/13/2003 1. 264 vs. USC 10/24/1992 1. 99 vs. USC 10/24/1992 19.0 vs. Arizona 10/4/2007 2. 229 vs. USC 11/17/2000 2. 94 at Arizona 10/18/1991 19.0 vs. Arizona State 3. 228 at Stanford 10/6/2000 94 vs. Oregon State 11/11/2016 4. 226 at Oregon State 9/28/2001 10/13/2000 5. 225 vs. Oregon State 4. 81 vs. USC 11/9/1996 Total Blocks (5 Sets) 10/13/2000 5. 79 vs. USC 11/11/1988 1. 35.0 at Oregon State 9/22/1989 2. 24.0 vs. Santa Clara 9/12/1991 Attack Attempts (5 Sets) Assists (5 Sets) 24.0 vs. Arizona State 10/3/1993 1. 280 at Arizona State 1. 93 vs. Washington 10/16/1999 24.0 vs. Oregon 11/17/2005 10/20/2000 2. 88 vs. USC 9/30/1999 5. 23.0 at Gonzaga 10/26/1988 2. 267 vs. Arizona State 10/3/1993 3. 84 at Arizona State 23.0 vs. Arizona State 9/23/2000 3. 255 vs. South Carolina 10/20/2000 9/23/1988 4. 83 vs. UCLA 10/16/1987 4. 254 vs. USC 9/30/1999 83 at Gonzaga 9/24/1991 5. 252 vs. Washington 10/16/1999 Digs (3 Sets) Aces (3 Sets) 1. 115 vs. Arizona State 9/8/1989 1. 14 vs. Rhode Island 9/12/1992 2. 107 vs. California 9/8/1989

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TEAM SEASON RECORDS

Kills Service Aces Blocks per set 1. 2235 (.264) - 1992 1. 283 (148 sets) - 1988 1. 3.50 (113 sets) - 2005 2. 2206 (.211) - 1988 2. 247 (137 sets) - 1992 2. 3.24 (106 sets) - 1996 3. 2012 (.278) - 1991 3. 226 (136 sets) - 1987 3. 3.23 (128 sets) - 2016 4. 1973 (.183) - 1987 4. 205 (122 sets) - 1991 5. 1890 (.283) - 1996 5. 175 (112 sets) - 2002 4. 3.07 (119 sets) - 1993 5. 3.04 (114 sets) - 1997 Kills per set Service aces per set 1. 17.83 (106 sets) - 1996 1. 1.91 (148 sets) - 1988 Points (since 2001) 2. 17.63 (104 sets) - 2000 2. 1.81 (95 sets) - 2001 1. 2232.5 (1789k 175a 38-461b) - 2002 3. 16.87 (104 sets) - 1995 3. 1.80 (137 sets) - 1992 2. 2167.5 (1611k 143a 87-653b) - 2016 4. 16.61 (95 sets) - 2001 4. 1.68 (122 sets) - 1991 3. 2089.0 (1654k 142a 69-448b) - 2006 5. 16.49 (122 sets) - 1991 5. 1.66 (136 sets) - 1987 4. 2034.5 (1601k 125a 47-523b) - 2014 Attack Attempts Digs 5. 2006.0 (1605k 128a 46-454b) - 2013 1. 6063 (2206-927-6063) - 1988 1. 2695 (148 sets) - 1988 2. 5507 (2235-779-5507) - 1992 2. 2266 (136 sets) - 1987 Points per set 3. 5302 (1973-1001-5302) - 1987 3. 2075 (137 sets) - 1989 1. 20.73 (95 sets) - 2001 4. 5144 (1848-858-5144) - 1993 4. 2032 (137 sets) - 1992 2. 19.93 (112 sets) - 2002 5. 5131 (1736-890-5131) - 1989 5. 1935 (109 sets) - 2006 3. 19.17 (109 sets) - 2006 Attack percentage Digs per set 4. 17.58 (113 sets) - 2005 1. .283 (1890-645-4396) - 1996 1. 18.21 (148 sets) - 1988 5. 17.41 (107 sets) - 2007 2. .278 (2012-685-4774) - 1991 2. 17.75 (109 sets) - 2006 3. .264 (2235-779-5507) - 1992 3. 17.31 (95 sets) - 2001 4. .262 (1754-665-4152) - 1995 4. 17.00 (110 sets) - 1994 5. .256 (1850-683-4559) - 1997 5. 16.92 (104 sets) - 2000

Opponent Attack percentage Block solos 1. .155 (1734-927-5214) - 1993 1. 156 (148 sets) - 1988 2. .156 (1649-920-4659) - 1997 2. 123 (136 sets) - 1987 3. .162 (1476-799-4169) - 1995 3. 99 (137 sets) - 1989 4. .168 (1575-826-4454) - 2016 4. 95 (122 sets) - 1991 5. .169 (1638-878-4497) - 1996 5. 94 (137 sets) - 1992 94 (113 sets) - 2005 Assists 1. 1890 (137 sets) - 1992 Block assists 2. 1838 (148 sets) - 1988 1. 653 (128 sets) - 2016 3. 1740 (122 sets) - 1991 2. 605 (137 sets) - 1992 4. 1693 (136 sets) - 1987 3. 604 (113 sets) - 2005 5. 1685 (106 sets) - 1996 4. 562 (119 sets) - 1993 5. 558 (106 sets) - 1996 Assists per set 1. 15.90 (106 sets) - 1996 Total blocks 2. 15.81 (104 sets) - 2000 1. 413.5 (128 sets) - 2016 3. 14.82 (95 sets) - 2001 2. 396.5 (137 sets) - 1992 4. 14.72 (114 sets) - 1997 3. 396.0 (113 sets) - 2005 5. 14.55 (96 sets) - 1999 4. 375.5 (148 sets) - 1988 5. 365.0 (119 sets) - 1993

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Kills 2. 1611 Beth Welch (148 sets), 1988 1. 649 Sarah Silvernail (.405), 1996 3. 1588 Keri Killebrew (122 sets), 1991 2. 595 Meagan Ganzer (.251), 2011 4. 1476 Stephanie Papke (106 sets), 1996 3. 525 Taylor Mims (.175), 2017 5. 1443 Beth Welch (133 sets), 1987 4. 524 Becky Howlett (.287), 1993 6. 1431 Krista Beightol (119 sets), 1993 5. 484 Kyra Holt (.205), 2016 7. 1383 Brenn Larson (112 sets), 2002 6. 483 Sarah Silvernail (.329), 1995 8. 1357 Kali Surplus (104 sets), 2000 7. 479 Kyra Holt (.223), 2013 9. 1348 Haley MacDonald (122 sets), 2014 8. 474 Sarah Silvernail (.262), 1994 10. 1273 Rene Bordelon (111 sets), 2009 9. 473 Laurie Van Diest (.231), 1987 10. 471 Kelly Hankins (.262), ,1991 Assists per set (min. 75 sets) 1. 13.92 Stephanie Papke (106 sets), 1996 Kills per set (min. 75 sets) 2. 13.05 Kali Surplus (104 sets), 2000 1. 6.12 Sarah Silvernail (106 sets), 1996 3. 13.02 Keri Killebrew (122 sets), 1991 2. 4.88 Meagan Ganzer (122 sets), 2011 4. 12.89 Melissa Wright (96 sets), 1999 3. 4.72 Meagan Ganzer (99 sets), 2010 5. 12.69 Keri Killebrew (136 sets), 1992 4. 4.69 Sarah Silvernail (103 sets), 1995 6. 12.67 Stephanie Papke (100 sets), 1995 5. 4.44 Becky Howlett (118 sets), 1993 7. 12.45 Kali Surplus (95 sets), 2001 6. 4.43 Sarah Silvernail (107 sets), 1994 8. 12.35 Brenn Larson (112 sets), 2002 7. 4.13 LaToya Harris (104 sets), 2000 9. 12.06 Samantha Spink (95 sets), 1998 8. 4.03 Kelly Hankins (114 sets), 1990 10. 12.04 Stephanie Papke (90 sets), 1997 9. 4.01 Kathleen Reeve (93 sets), 1988 10. 3.91 Jaicee Harris (113 sets), 2012 3.91 Kyra Holt (108 sets), 2015 Service aces 1. 55 Carrie Couturier (119 sets), 1991 2. 53 Keri Killebrew (136 sets), 1992 Attack Attempts 3. 50 Cindy Baker (146 sets), 1988 1. 1533 Taylor Mims (525-257-1533), 2017 4. 49 Beth Welch (148 sets), 1988 2. 1457 Meagan Ganzer (595-229-1457), 2011 5. 45 Adrian Hankoff (108 sets), 2002 3. 1386 Jaicee Harris (442-213-1386), 2012 6. 44 Beth Welch (133 sets), 1987 4. 1316 Kyra Holt (479-186-1316), 2013 44 LaToya Harris (104 sets), 2000 5. 1313 Kyra Holt (484-215-1313), 2016 8. 43 Adrian Hankoff (89 sets), 2001 6. 1285 Brittany Johnson (404-171-1285), 2006 9. 42 Donna Finney (140 sets), 1988 7. 1268 Meagan Ganzer (467-192-1268), 2010 10. 40 Beth Welch (137 sets), 1989 8. 1257 Becky Howlett (524-163-1257), 1993 40 LaToya Harris (109 sets), 2002 9. 1256 Carla Reyes (438-207-1256), 1989 10. 1250 Kyra Holt (422-182-1250), 2015 Service aces per set (min. 75 sets) 1. 0.48 Adrian Hankoff (89 sets), 2001 Attack pct. (min. 225 attempts) 2. 0.46 Carrie Couturier (119 sets), 1991 1. .405 Sarah Silvernail (649-146-1243), 1996 3. 0.42 LaToya Harris (104 sets), 2000 2. .355 Carrie Gilley (407-107-846), 1992 0.42 Adrian Hankoff (108 sets), 2002 3. .339 Carrie Gilley (199-59-413), 1991 5. 0.40 LaToya Harris (92 sets), 2001 4. .339 Ella Lajos (222-57-487), 2017 6. 0.39 Keri Killebrew (136 sets), 1992 5. .336 Ver’Leea Hardaway (267-76-568), 2013 7. 0.38 Keren Oigman (103 sets), 1995 6. .329 Carrie Couturier (448-128-973), 1991 8. 0.37 LaToya Harris (109 sets), 2002 .329 Sarah Silvernail (483-151-1009), 1995 9. 0.34 Cindy Baker (146 sets), 1988 8. .322 Cassie Robbins (115-37-242), 2008 0.34 Victoria Prince (106 sets), 2002 .322 Brittany Tillman (272-95-550), 2009 10. .320 Keren Oigman (311-97-668), 1995 Digs 1. 569 Alexis Dirige (126 sets), 2017 Assists 2. 565 Kelly Hyder (106 sets), 2006 1. 1726 Keri Killebrew (136 sets), 1992 3. 531 Oceana Bush (111 sets), 2009

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4. 524 Kelly Hyder (107 sets), 2007 7. 168 Jocelyn Urias (126 sets), 2017 5. 521 Kate Sommer (122 sets), 2014 8. 164 Sarah Silvernail (106 sets), 1996 6. 514 Jalen Pendon (113 sets), 2005 9. 159 Laurie Van Diest (131 sets), 1987 7. 495 Kate Sommer (123 sets), 2013 10. 156 Claire Martin (111 sets), 2016 8. 486 Alexis Dirige (127 sets), 2016 9. 479 Kate Sommer (114 sets), 2015 10. 469 Kortney Jamtaas (107 sets), 2002 Blocks per set (min. 75 sets) 1. 1.68 Joanne Johnson (118 sets), 1993 2. 1.56 Jennifer Stinson (114 sets), 1997 Digs per set (min. 75 sets) 3. 1.55 Sarah Silvernail (106 sets), 1996 1. 5.33 Kelly Hyder (106 sets), 2006 4. 1.51 Joanne Johnson (131 sets), 1992 2. 4.90 Kelly Hyder (107 sets), 2007 5. 1.49 Sarah Silvernail (103 sets), 1995 3. 4.78 Oceana Bush (111 sets), 2009 1.49 Taylor Mims (128 sets), 2016 4. 4.55 Jalen Pendon (113 sets), 2005 7. 1.43 Chelsey Bettinson (122 sets), 2014 5. 4.38 Kortney Jamtaas (107 sets), 2002 8. 1.41 Claire Martin (111 sets), 2016 6. 4.27 Kate Sommer (122 sets), 2014 9. 1.39 Carrie Couturier (95 sets), 1989 7. 4.20 Kate Sommer (114 sets), 2015 10. 1.36 Jen Barcus (107 sets), 2005 8. 4.06 Kate Sommer (113 sets), 2012 9. 4.02 Kate Sommer (123 sets), 2013 10. 3.83 Alexis Dirige (127 sets), 2016 Points (since 2001) 1. 656.5 Meagan Ganzer (595k 28a 12-43b), 2011 2. 599.0 Taylor Mims (525k 23a 7-88b), 2017 Block solos 3. 564.5 Kyra Holt (484k 32a 13-71b), 2016 1. 68 Carrie Couturier (142 sets), 1988 4. 557.5 Kyra Holt (479k 34a 6-77b), 2013 2. 49 Laurie Van Diest (131 sets), 1987 5. 526.0 Meagan Ganzer (467k 16a 19-48b), 2010 3. 44 Carrie Couturier (119 sets), 1991 6. 493.0 Jaicee Harris (442k 27a 1-46b), 2012 4. 42 Carrie Couturier (112 sets), 1990 7. 487.0 Kyra Holt (422k 35a 8-44b), 2015 5. 41 Carrie Couturier (95 sets), 1989 8. 481.0 Jennifer Todd (381k 32a 14-108b), 2004 6. 38 Chani Phillips (46 matches), 1981 9. 474.5 Kelly Rosin (407k 26a 4-75b), 2004 7. 36 Sarah Silvernail (103 sets), 1995 10. 464.5 Adrian Hankoff (378k 45a 8-67b), 2002 8. 35 Joanne Johnson (118 sets), 1993 9. 31 Joanne Johnson (131 sets), 1992 31 Sarah Silvernail (107 sets), 1994 Points per set (min. 75 sets) 1. 5.38 Meagan Ganzer (122 sets), 2011 2. 5.31 Meagan Ganzer (99 sets), 2010 Block assists 3. 4.62 Jennifer Todd (104 sets), 2004 1. 167 Joanne Johnson (131 sets), 1992 4. 4.53 Kyra Holt (123 sets), 2013 2. 163 Joanne Johnson (118 sets), 1993 5. 4.51 Kyra Holt (108 sets), 2015 3. 161 Taylor Mims (128 sets), 2016 6. 4.41 Kyra Holt (128 sets), 2016 4. 154 Chelsey Bettinson (122 sets), 2014 7. 4.36 Jaicee Harris (113 sets), 2012 5. 153 Jennifer Stinson (114 sets), 1997 8. 4.31 LaToya Harris (92 sets), 2001 6. 150 Jocelyn Urias (126 sets), 2017 9. 4.30 Adrian Hankoff (108 sets), 2002 7. 143 Claire Martin (111 sets), 2016 10. 4.22 Brittany Johnson (107 sets), 2006 8. 141 Ella Lajos (126 sets), 2017 9. 138 Sarah Silvernail (106 sets), 1996 10. 133 Claire Martin (126 sets), 2017

Total blocks 1. 198 Joanne Johnson (131 sets), 1992 198 Joanne Johnson (118 sets), 1993 3. 191 Taylor Mims (128 sets), 2016 4. 189 Carrie Couturier (142 sets), 1988 5. 178 Jennifer Stinson (114 sets), 1997 6. 175 Chelsey Bettinson (122 sets), 2014

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Kills 3. 3419 Haley MacDonald (410 sets), 2013-16 1. 1848 Sarah Silvernail (.301), 1993-96 4. 3390 Camryn Irwin (348 sets) , 2011-13 2. 1777 Kyra Holt (.196), 2013-16 5. 2778 Beth Welch (418 sets) , 1987-89 3.1547 Carrie Couturier (.271) , 1988-91 6. 2717 Krista Beightol (449 sets), 1990, 1992-94 4. 1531 Meagan Ganzer (.226), 2008-11 7. 2540 Kali Surplus (199 sets) , 2000-01 5. 1459 LaToya Harris (.246), 1999-02 8. 2093 Renee Bordelon (195 sets), 2008-09 6. 1395 Kristen Hovde (.226) , 1989-92 9. 2072 Brenn Larson (181 sets) , 2002-03 7. 1180 Jaicee Harris (.153), 2011-14 10. 1980 Maureen Perez (223 sets), 2005-07 8. 1122 Taylor Mims (.218), 2015-Current 9. 1118 Brittany Johnson (.157), 2005-08 10. 1113 Kelly Rosin (.186), 2003-06 Assists per set (min. 1500 assists) 1. 12.76 Kali Surplus (199 sets) , 2000-01 2. 12.67 Stephanie Papke (303 sets), 1994-97 Kills per set (min. 250 sets) 3. 12.24 Keri Killebrew (372 sets) , 1990-92 1. 4.46 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 4. 11.45 Brenn Larson (181 sets), 2002-03 2. 3.84 Meagan Ganzer (399 sets), 2008-11 5. 11.20 Samantha Spink (134 sets), 1997-98 3. 3.74 Kyra Holt (475 sets), 2013-16 6. 10.73 Renee Bordelon (195 sets), 2008-09 4. 3.65 LaToya Harris (400 sets), 1999-02 7. 9.74 Camryn Irwin (348 sets), 2011-13 5. 3.31 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 8. 8.88 Maureen Perez (223 sets), 2005-07 6. 3.08 Adrian Hankoff (316 sets) , 1999-02 9. 8.34 Haley MacDonald (410 sets), 2013-16 7. 2.97 Chelsie Schafer (286 sets), 1999-02 10. 6.65 Beth Welch (418 sets), 1987-89 8. 2.91 Kristen Hovde (480 sets), 1989-92 9. 2.89 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 10. 2.77 Brittany Johnson (403 sets), 2005-08 Service Aces 1. 143 LaToya Harris (400 sets), 1999-02 2. 133 Beth Welch (418 sets), 1987-89 Attack Attempts 3. 128 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 1. 5074 Kyra Holt (177-780-5074), 2013-16 4. 126 Keri Killebrew (372 sets) , 1990-92 2. 4083 Sarah Silvernail (1848-620-4083), 1993-96 5. 125 Cindy Baker (475 sets), 1985-88 3. 3941 Meagan Ganzer (1531-640-3941), 2008-11 6. 123 Kyra Holt (475 sets), 2013-16 4. 3805 Brittany Johnson (1118-521-3805), 2005-08 7. 115 Keren Oigman (425 sets), 1994-97 5. 3760 Jaicee Harris (1180-606-3760), 2011-14 8. 99 Donna Finney (416 sets), 1984-88 6. 3741 Kristen Hovde (1395-548-3741), 1989-92 9. 98 Adrian Hankoff (316 sets), 1999-02 7. 3712 LaToya Harris (1459-545-3712), 1999-02 10. 87 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 8. 3674 Carrie Couturier (1547-553-3674), 1988-91 9. 3363 Kelly Rosin (1113-487-3363), 2003-06 10. 3296 Jackie Albright (958-460-3296), 2006-09 Digs 1. 1954 Kate Sommer (472 sets), 2012-15 2. 1773 Kelly Hyder (417 sets) , 2006-09 Attack pct. (min. 2000 attempts) 3. 1285 Alexis Dirige (308 sets), 2016-Current 1. .306 Carrie Gilley (972-303-2187), 1990-93 4. 1254 Shannon Wyckoff (387 sets), 1994-97 2. .301 Sarah Silvernail (1848-620-4083), 1993-96 5. 1232 Kortney Jamtaas (401 sets), 1999-02 3. .298 Becky Howlett (960-285-2263), 1992-93 6. 1215 Jaicee Harris (473 sets), 2011-2014 4. .286 Jennifer Stinson (1006-354-2276), 1995-98 7. 1178 LaToya Harris (400 sets), 1999-02 5. .273 Keren Oigman (1054-371-2504), 1994-97 8. 1172 Kyra Holt (475 sets), 2013-16 6. .271 Carrie Couturier (1547-553-3674), 1988-91 9. 1157 Cindy Baker (475 sets), 1985-88 7. .246 LaToya Harris (1459-545-3712), 1999-02 10. 1111 Beth Welch (418 sets) , 1987-89 8. .242 Jen Barcus (763-258-2088), 2002-05 9. .240 Kelly Hankins (930-380-2294), 1990-91 10. .203 Elis Arias (749-279-2041) 1994-97 Digs per set (min. 900 digs) 1. 4.30 Oceana Bush (210 sets), 2009-10 2. 4.25 Kelly Hyder (417 sets) , 2006-09 Assists 3. 4.14 Kate Sommer (472 sets), 2012-15 1. 4553 Keri Killebrew (372 sets), 1990-92 4. 3.24 Shannon Wyckoff (387 sets), 1994-97 2. 3839 Stephanie Papke (303 sets), 1994-97 5. 3.07 Kortney Jamtaas (401 sets), 1999-02

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6. 2.94 LaToya Harris (400 sets), 1999-02 9. 1.13 Jen Barcus (335 sets), 2002-05 7. 2.66 Beth Welch (418 sets), 1987-89 10. 0.99 Laurie Van Diest (381 sets), 1984-87 8. 2.58 Jackie Albright (387 sets), 2006-09 9. 2.57 Jaicee Harris (473 sets), 2011-14 10. 2.53 Keri Killebrew (372 sets), 1990-92 Points (since 2001) 1. 2051.0 Kyra Holt (1777k 123a 31-240b), 2013-16 2. 1707.5 Meagan Ganzer (1531k 48a 52-153b), 2008-11 Block Solos 3. 1417.5 Taylor Mims (1122k 58a 55-351b), 2015-Current 1. 195 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 4. 1358.0 Kelly Rosin (1113k 74a 27-288b), 2003-06 2. 119 Laurie VanDiest (381 sets), 1984-87 5. 1342.5 Jaicee Harris (1080k 67a 14-163b), 2011-2014 3. 98 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 6. 1327.0 Brittany Johnson (1118k 24a 73-224b), 2005-08 4. 73 Brittany Johnson (403 sets), 2005-08 7. 1161.5 Taylor Mims (899k 50a 49-327b) 2015-17 5. 69 Joanne Johnson (281 sets), 1991-93 8. 1118.5 Rachel Todorovich (960k 25a 25-217b), 2009-12 6. 59 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 9. 1084.0 Jackie Albright (958k 48a 26-104b), 2006-09 7. 55 Taylor Mims (398 sets), 2015-Current 10. 1026.0 Jen Barcus (763k 52a 43-336b), 2002-05 8. 53 Holly Harris (397 sets) , 1999-02 9. 52 Carrie Gilley (402 sets), 1990-93 52 Meagan Ganzer (399 sets), 2008-11 Sets played 1. 480 Kristen Hovde, 1989-92 2. 475 Cindy Baker, 1985-88 Block Assists 475 Kyra Holt, 2013-16 1. 449 Claire Martin (390 sets), 2015-Current 4. 473 Jaicee Harris, 2011-2014 2. 420 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 5. 472 Kate Sommer, 2012-15 3. 394 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets),1993-96 6. 468 Carrie Couturier, 1988-91 4. 368 Marcelina Glab (436 sets), 2010-13 7. 455 Shawna Lum, 2011-2014 5. 360 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 8. 449 Krista Beightol, 1990, 92-94 6. 351 Taylor Mims (398 sets), 2015-Current 9. 444 Tani Stephens, 2013-16 7. 343 Joanne Johnson (281 sets), 1991-93 10. 436 Marcelina Glab, 2010-13 8. 336 Jen Barcus (335 sets) , 2002-05 9. 333 Holly Harris (397 sets), 1999-02 10. 329 Keren Oigman (425 sets), 1994-97 Matches played 1. 139 Kristen Hovde, 1989-92 2. 130 Carrie Couturier, 1988-91 Total Blocks 3. 129 Krista Beightol, 1990, 92-94 1. 615 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 129 Kate Sommer. 2012-15 2. 492 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96 129 Jaicee Harris, 2011-2014 3. 487 Claire Martin (390 sets), 2015-Current 6. 128 Kyra Holt, 2013-16 4. 419 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 128 Tani Stephens, 2013-16 5. 412 Joanne Johnson (281 sets), 1991-93 8. 126 Shawna Lum, 2011-2014 6. 408 Marcelina Glab (436 sets), 2010-13 9. 125 Carrie Gilley, 1990-93 7. 406 Taylor Mims (398 sets), 2015-Current 10. 124 Marcelina Glab, 2010-13 8. 386 Holly Harris (397 sets) , 1999-02 124 Keren Oigman, 1994-97 9. 379 Jen Barcus (335 sets) , 2002-05 10. 376 Laurie Van Diest (381 sets), 1984-87

Blocks per set (min. 200 sets) 1. 1.47 Joanne Johnson (281 sets), 1991-93 2. 1.36 Claire Martin (208 sets), 2015-16 3. 1.31 Carrie Couturier (468 sets), 1988-91 4. 1.30 Taylor Mims (216 sets), 2015-16 5. 1.20 Jennifer Stinson (348 sets), 1995-98 6. 1.19 Jennifer Todd (217 sets), 2003-04 1.19 Tara West (213 sets), 2006-07 1.19 Sarah Silvernail (414 sets), 1993-96

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ALL-TIME COUGAR COACHES YEAR RECORD COACH CONFERENCE 2017 18-16 Jen Greeny 6-14 / 9th Pac-12 2016 22-12 Jen Greeny 11-9 / t-5th Pac-12 2015 16-16 Jen Greeny 5-15 / 9th Pac-12 2014 10-22 Jen Greeny 1-19 / 12th Pac-12 2013 18-15 Jen Greeny 5-15 / 11th Pac-12 2012 13-19 Jen Greeny 3-17 / 12th Pac-12 2011 12-20 Jen Greeny 4-18 / 11th Pac-12 2010 6-22 Andrew Palileo 0-18 / 10th Pacific-10 2009 18-13 Andrew Palileo 6-12 / 8th Pacific-10 $ 2008 10-19 Andrew Palileo 3-15 / t-9th Pacific-10 2007 10-22 Brian Heffernan 1-17 / 10th Pacific-10 2006 15-17 Brian Heffernan 3-15 / 9th Pacific-10 2005 10-21 Brian Heffernan 2-16 / 9th Pacific-10 2004 5-26 Brian Heffernan 2-16 / 9th Pacific-10 2003 9-20 Cindy Fredrick 5-13 / t-7th Pacific-10 2002 24-8 Cindy Fredrick 11-7 / t-3rd Pacific-10 $$$ 2001 17-12 Cindy Fredrick 9-9 / 6th Pacific-10 $ 2000 19-10 Cindy Fredrick 9-9 / t-5th Pacific-10 $$ 1999 13-15 Cindy Fredrick 7-11 / t-6th Pacific-10 1998 12-14 Cindy Fredrick 8-10 / t-5th Pacific-10 1997 26-7 Cindy Fredrick 12-6 / t-4th Pacific-10 $$$ 1996 27-6 Cindy Fredrick 14-4 / 2nd Pacific-10 $$$ 1995 22-7 Cindy Fredrick 12-6 / t-2nd Pacific-10 $$ 1994 16-13 Cindy Fredrick 8-10 / 7th Pacific-10 $ 1993 21-11 Cindy Fredrick 8-10 / 6th Pacific-10 $$ 1992 27-10 Cindy Fredrick 10-8 / 5th Pacific-10 + 1991 23-12 Cindy Fredrick 10-8 / 4th Pacific-10 $ 1990 13-18 Cindy Fredrick 6-12 / 7th Pacific-10 1989 9-29 Cindy Fredrick 2-16 / 10th Pacific-10 1988 22-17 Karen Lamb 5-13 / 8th Pacific-10 1987 16-21 Karen Lamb 2-16 / 9th Pacific-10 1986 13-22 Karen Lamb 3-15 / t-8th Pacific-10 1985 9-23 Kaprice Bray 0-12 / 7th NorPac 1984 8-25-2 Jim Coleman 1-10 / 9th NorPac 1983 2-24 Jim Coleman 0-9 / 10th NorPac 1982 2-19 Jim Coleman 0-12 / 10th NorPac 1981 21-26 Cindy Laughlin 7th NWVL 1980 15-31 Cindy Laughlin 7th NWVL 1979 18-25* Kay Wilke 6th NCWSA 1978 35-18 Marie Matsen 6th NCWSA 1977 36-9 Marie Matsen 1st NCWSA # 1976 31-10 Judy Novinc 3rd NCWSA 1975 24-12 Sue Durrant 5th NCWSA 1974 29-11 Sue Durrant 4th NCWSA 1973 14-12 Sue Durrant 9th NCWSA

+ = National Invitational Volleyball Champions $ = NCAA First Round $$ = NCAA Second Round $$$ = NCAA Regionals # = 1977 regional champions, 1-4 record at AIAW National Championships NorPac = Northern Pacific Athletic Conference NWVL = Northwest Women’s Volleyball League NCWSA = Northwest College Women’s Sports Association * WSU forfeited two wins in 1979

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WSU VOLLEYBALL NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS HISTORY

YEAR EVENT RESULTS

1991 NCAA First Round No. 8 New Mexico def. No. 19 WSU 3-1, at Albuquerque 1993 NCAA First Round No. 21 WSU def. San Diego 3-1, at Pullman NCAA Second Round No. 4 BYU def. No. 21 WSU 3-0, at Provo 1994 NCAA First Round No. 20 New Mexico def. No. 25 WSU 3-2, at Albuquerque 1995 NCAA Second Round Oral Roberts def. No. 11 WSU 3-0, at Pullman 1996 NCAA Second Round No. 9 WSU def. No. 24 Kansas State 3-0, at Pullman NCAASweet Sixteen No. 9 WSU def. No. 6 Loyola Marymount 3-1, at Stanford NCAA Elite Eight No. 2 Stanford def. No. 9 WSU 3-0, at Stanford 1997 NCAA First Round No. 11 WSU def. Lehigh 3-0, at Pullman NCAA Second Round No. 11 WSU def. No. 20 Colorado State 3-1, at Pullman NCAA Sweet Sixteen No. 8 Florida def. No. 11 WSU 3-0, at Madison 2000 NCAA First Round WSU def. Tennessee 3-0, at University Park, Pennsylvania NCAA Second Round No. 8 Penn State def. WSU 3-1, at University Park, Penn. 2001 NCAA First Round No. 11 Hawai’i def. WSU 3-0, at Pullman 2002 NCAA First Round No. 11 WSU def. Oral Roberts 3-0, at Manhattan, Kan. NCAA Second Round No. 11 WSU def. No. 22 Kansas State 3-1, at Manhattan, Kan. NCAA Sweet Sixteen No.11 WSU def. No. 6 Northern Iowa 3-0, at Gainesville NCAA Elite Eight No. 5 Florida def. No. 11 WSU 3-1, at Gainesville 2009 NCAA First Round No. 20 Northern Iowa def. WSU 3-0, at Lincoln, Neb. 2016 NCAA First Round No. 25 WSU def. Marquette 3-1, at Madison, Wis. NCAA Second Round No. 3 Wisconsin def. No. 25 WSU 3-0 at Madison, Wis. 2017 NCAA First Round WSU def. Florida State 3-1 at Lincoln, Neb. NCAA Second Round No. 5 Nebraska def. WSU 3-0 at Lincoln, Neb.

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Non-Conference Ind. Pur. Indianapolis 1 0 San Francisco 3 5 Iowa 2 0 San Francisco State 0 1 1976 WSU OPP Iowa State 3 0 San Jose State 1 7 Air Force Academy 1 1 Jackson State 1 0 Santa Clara 7 5 (33-4-1) Alabama 1 1 Kansas State 4 1 Seattle University 3 0 Coach: Judy Novinc Alabama-Birmingham 1 0 Kentucky 1 0 Seton Hall 1 0 Alabama State 1 0 Lamar 1 0 Simon Fraser 0 1 Alaska-Fairbanks 3 0 Lehigh 1 0 Sonoma State 1 0 W, 3-0 +# Alberta, Univ. of 2 0 Lewis-Clark State 7 4 South Carolina 1 1 North Idaho College W, 2-1 # American 1 0 Linfield 0 1 South Dakota 1 0 Whitworth W, 2-0 # Arkansas 1 0 Long Beach State 1 3 South Dakota State 1 1 Idaho L, 2-3 + Army 1 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 1 0 South Florida 2 0 @Spokane Falls CC W, 2-1 % Ball State 0 1 Louisville 0 1 Southern Illinois 1 0 Washington W, 2-0 % Baylor 1 2 Loyola-Marymount 3 2 Southern Oregon 3 0 Western Washington W, 2-0 % Belmont 1 0 Manhattan 1 0 SE Missouri State 1 0 Pacific Lutheran L, 0-2 % Boise State 11 3 Marquette 1 0 Southwest Missouri 0 1 Central Washington W, 2-0 % Bowling Green 1 0 Maryland E. Shore 1 0 Southwest Texas State 3 0 Eastern Washington W, 3-0 Bradley 1 0 McNeese State 1 0 Stony Brook 1 0 Whitworth W, 3-0 Brigham Young 2 5 Memphis State 1 0 Syracuse 0 1 @Idaho W, 3-1 Buffalo 1 0 Metro State 0 1 Temple 1 0 @Eastern Washington W, 3-0 Butler 2 0 Miami 1 0 Tennessee 2 0 Western Washington W, 3-2 BYU-Hawaii 2 2 Michigan State 1 0 Tennessee State 1 0 Oregon W, 3-0 Cal Poly 2 2 Mid. Tennessee State 0 1 Texas A&M 1 4 Ore. Col. of Educ. W, 3-0 CSU Bakersfield 2 0 Mississippi 0 1 Texas-Arlington 2 0 Southern Oregon W, 3-1 * Cal State Fullerton 2 3 Missouri 1 1 Texas-Austin 0 1 Montana State W, 3-0 * Cal State Northridge 3 1 Missouri State 1 0 Texas Tech 1 0 Montana L, 1-3 * Calgary 0 7 Montana 16 15 Toledo 1 0 Idaho W, 3-0 * Carroll College 4 0 Montana State 14 10 Tulsa 2 1 Eastern Washington W, 2-0 Central Michigan 1 0 Nebraska 0 2 UC Davis 2 3 *Montana State W, 2-0 * Central Washington 2 2 Nevada 9 3 UC Irvine 2 1 Eastern Oregon W, 2-0 & Chapman 0 1 New Hampshire 1 0 UC Riverside 2 2 Eastern Washington W, 2-0 & Chaminade 1 0 New Mexico 2 3 UC Santa Barbara 0 2 Whitworth W, 2-1 & Chattanooga 1 0 New Mexico State 2 1 UNLV 1 5 Idaho L, 1-2 & Chico State 1 0 New Orleans 1 0 U.S. International 1 0 Central Washington W, 3-0 ^ Cincinnati 0 1 Norfolk State 1 0 Utah State 4 2 Portland State W, 3-0 ^ Clemson 1 0 North Carolina State 1 0 Utah Valley 2 1 Portland State W, 3-0 ^ Col. of Charleston 2 0 North Dakota State 1 0 Villanova 1 0 Pacific Lutheran W, 3-1 ^ Colorado State 2 1 Northern Arizona 0 1 Virginia 2 0 Oregon State W, 3-0 ^ Colorado College 1 0 Northern Colorado 1 1 Virginia Commonwealth 1 0 Washington W, 3-0 Cornell 1 0 Northern Illinois 3 0 Virginia Tech 2 0 Idaho T, 1-1 $ Creighton 1 0 Northern Iowa 4 4 Weber State 9 2 Oregon L, 1-2 $ Dayton 1 0 Northern Montana 1 0 Western Kentucky 1 0 Washington W, 2-0 $ Denver 0 2 Northeastern 1 0 Western Michigan 1 0 Eastern Washington W, 2-0 $ Duquesne 1 0 Northwestern 1 0 Western Oregon 5 1 Idaho W, 2-0 $ Eastern Illinois 1 0 Notre Dame 4 2 Western Washington 10 0 Southern Oregon W, 3-0 $ Eastern Oregon 4 0 Oakland 1 0 Whitman 2 0 Eastern Oregon L, 0-2 $ East Tenn. State 0 1 Occidental 2 0 Whitworth 11 2 Portland State W, 2-0 $ Eastern Washington 30 11 Ohio 0 1 Wichita State 1 2 Oregon State W, 2-0 $ Fairfield 2 0 Ohio State 0 1 William & Mary 1 0 Washington Florida 0 3 Oklahoma 2 0 Wisconsin 0 1 Florida State 1 0 # EWSC Tune-Up, Cheney Oral Roberts 1 1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 0 + Community College Exhibition Fresno State 1 5 Pacific 0 4 Wright-State 1 0 % Washington All-State Tournament, George Washington 1 1 Ellensburg Pacific Lutheran 3 0 Wyoming 4 2 * MSU Invite, Bozeman Georgetown 1 0 Penn State 0 2 & NCWSA Eastern Area Tournament, Gonzaga 34 10 Pullman Pepperdine 0 2 Pac-12 Conference ^ Seattle Hawaii 0 4 Pittsburgh 1 0 $ NCWSA NW Reg. IX, Monmouth Hawaii-Hilo 0 1 Portland 8 1 WSU OPP Hofstra 1 0 Portland State 5 18 Arizona 19 45 1977 Houston 1 1 Providence 1 0 Arizona State 29 35 Howard 1 0 Purdue 0 1 California 28 44 (31-8) Humbolt State 1 1 Quinnipiac 1 0 Colorado 6 10 Coach: Marie Matsen Idaho 43 21 Radford 1 0 Oregon 36 51 Idaho State 8 4 Oregon State 49 42 Rice 2 0 W, 2-0# Illinois 0 1 Southern California 15 50 Rhode Island 4 0 Idaho W, 2-0 # Illinois State 2 0 Stanford 4 61 Sacramento State 1 2 Boise State W, 2-0 # Incarnate Word 1 0 UCLA 10 54 Saint Louis 1 1 Montana State W, 2-0 # Indiana 1 0 Utah 14 11 Sam Houston State 2 0 Gonzaga W, 2-0 +# Ind. Purdue Ft. Wayne 1 0 Washington 23 69 San Diego 1 1 Treasure Valley CC W, 3-0

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Idaho W, 3-1 % Washington L, 0-2 % British Columbia W, 3-1 ~ Oregon State L, 0-3 ~ Oregon State W, 3-0 % Simon Fraser W, 2-0 > Montana W, 3-1 ~ Portland State L, 0-3 ~ Montana W, 3-2 % Montana W, 2-0 > Oregon State L, 0-3 ~ Washington L, 1-3 ¢ Eastern Oregon W, 3-0 +* Montana State L, 1-2 > Portland State W, 3-2 ~ Calgary L, 0-3 ¢ Flathead Valley CC W, 3-0 * Portland State L, 1-2 > Montana State L, 2-3 ~ Calgary L, 1-3 ¢ Montana W, 3-0 * Washington W, 2-1 > Oregon L, 1-3 ~ Calgary L, 1-3 ¢ Boise State W, 3-0 * Oregon W, 2-1 > Washington L, 0-2 & Calgary W, 3-0 +¢ Montana State W, 3-0 Oregon State W, 2-0 > Linfield L, 0-2 & Lethbridge CC W, 3-0 ¢ @Eastern Wash. L, 0-3 Western Washington W, 3-0 Oregon State W, 2-0 & South Alberta Tech W, 3-0 ¢ Portland State W, 3-0 & Eastern Washington W, 2-0 * Oregon Col. of Educ. W, 2-0 & Mt. Royal College L, 0-3 Montana W, 3-2 & Occidental W, 2-1 * Alaska-Fairbanks L, 0-2 & Idaho L, 2-3 + Washington W, 3-0 & Ore. Col. of Educ. W, 2-1 * Nevada-Reno W, 2-0 & @Spokane Falls CC W, 3-0 Montana State W, 3-0 & Oregon State W, 2-0 * Portland State L, 1-2 & @Gonzaga W, 2-1 > Ore. Col. of Educ. W, 3-0 Southern Oregon W, 2-1 * Oregon W, 3-2 + Nevada-Reno L, 0-2 > Whitworth W, 3-0 Occidental L, 0-3 * Spokane Falls CC** W, 3-0 Oregon State L, 1-2 > Eastern Washington W, 2-0 ^ Portland State W, 3-1 @Idaho** L, 0-2 < Santa Clara L, 0-2 > Montana State W, 2-0 ^ @Idaho L, 0-2 < Cal State-Fullerton L, 0-2 < Oregon L, 0-3 & Whitworth W. 2-0 ^ San Jose State L, 0-2 < Pepperdine T, 1-1 < Oregon L, 0-3 & Northwest Nazarene W, 2-0 +^ Arizona L, 0-2 < California L, 0-2 Portland State L, 0-3 & Spokane Falls CC W, 2-1 ^ Pepperdine T, 1-1 < USC W, 2-0 & Montana W, 3-1 Lewis-Clark State W, 3-2 Western Washington L, 2-3 > Oregon W, 2-0 & !Oregon State L, 0-3 @Montana L ,0-3 Oregon W, 3-1 > Western Washington L, 1-2 & !Washington L, 0-3 @Montana State L, 0-3 $ Pacific Lutheran W, 3-2 + Portland State W, 2-1 & !Oregon L, 0-3 Portland State L, 0-3 $ @Spokane Falls CC W, 3-1 Washington W, 2-0 & !Portland State L, 2-3 Oregon State @Eastern Oregon L, 1-3 Montana State L, 1-2 & !Montana W, 3-1 Ore. Col. of Educ. (N) L, 1-2 $ Oregon State W, 2-0 & Eastern Washington** L, 1-3 # Idaho Tune-up, Moscow Oregon State W, 2-1 $ Montana L, 2-3 ~ Montana L, 0-3 ^ BYU Invite, Provo Washington W, 2-1 $ Montana State L, 2-3 ~ Montana State L, 1-3 $ * Carroll College Invite, Helena Ore. College of Educ. W, 2-0 $ Saskatchewan W, 3-2 ~ Portland State L, 0-3 $ % Portland State Invite ~ NWVL Seeding, Pullman Oregon W, 2-0 $ Alberta W, 3-2 ~ Montana ¢ Calgary Invite, Canada Portland State W, 2-0 $$ Sacramento State W, 3-1 ~ > Oregon Invite, Eugene Rhode Island L, 0-2 $$ Alberta W, 2-0 $ ** Wins were forfeited & NWVL Seeding, Eugene + Exhibition matches $ NCWSA Reg. IX, Missoula Hawaii L, 0-2 $$ Western Washington L, 1-2 $ # Idaho Invite, Moscow Alabama L, 0-2 $$ Oregon L, 1-2 $ ^ Whitworth Invite, Spokane SW Missouri L, 0-2 $$ Washington W, 2-0 $ * Montana Invite, Missoula 1981 % Portland State Invite, Portland Ball State Montana L, 1-2 $ ~ NCWSA Div. I, Seattle Montana State W, 2-1 # & SOSC Invite, Ashland (18-26) < UCLA Invite, Los Angeles # Moscow ! Missoula Coach: Cindy Laughlin + Community College Exhibition # Moscow $ NCWSA Reg. IX, Portland % Portland ^ Spokane 2-0 # * Montana Invite, Missoula % Portland State Invite & Match Play, Pullman > Bozeman 1980 Humboldt State L, 0-2 # ^ NCWSA Eastern Area, Ellensburg * SOSC Invite, Ashland Cal Poly-SLO W, 2-0 # > Eugene. Ore. < NIVT, Los Angeles $ NCWSA NW Reg. IX, Cheney & UW Invite, Seattle (13-31-2) Weber State W, 2-0 # $$ AIAW Championships, Provo ~ MSU Invite, Bozeman Coach: Cindy Laughlin U.S. International W, 2-0 # $ NCWSA Reg. IX, Pullman Sonoma State L, 0-2 # 1978 W, 2-0 # UC-Davis L, 1-3 1979 Gonzaga L, 0-2 # @UC-Riverside L, 1-3 (35-18-1) Weber State T, 1-1 # @UC-Irvine W, 3-1 ^ Coach: Marie Matsen (18-25-5**) Whitman T, 1-1 # Idaho W, 2-0 ^ Coach: Kay Wilke Idaho L, 0-2 ^ Carroll College W, 2-0 +^ W, 2-0 +# Texas A & M L, 0-2 ^ Spokane Falls CC W, 2-0 ^ Spokane Falls CC W, 2-1 # Idaho State W, 2-0 # Utah State L, 0-2 ^ Whitman W, 2-0 +^ Whitworth W, 2-1 # Gonzaga W, 2-0 # BYU-Hawaii L, 0-2 ^ Spokane Falls CC W, 2-1 ^ Idaho W, 2-0 # Idaho W, 2-0 ^ Wyoming L, 1-3 ^ Montana L, 0-3 Gonzaga W, 2-0 # Central Washington W, 2-0 ^ New Mexico L, 1-3 ^ @Montana State L, 0-3 Boise State W, 2-0 +^ Western Washington L, 1-2 ^ Northern Arizona W, 3-1 * @Montana L, 0-3 & Edmonds CC W, 2-0 +^ Whitworth W, 2-0 +^ Northern Montana W, 3-1 * Calgary L, 1-3 & Mt. Hood CC W, 2-0 ^ Spokane Falls CC W, 2-0 * Carroll College W, 3-0 +* Utah L, 2-3 & Lewis-Clark State W, 2-1 ^ Carroll College L, 1-2 +* Lethbridge CC W, 3-0 * Weber State W, 3-0 Eastern Washington W, 2-1 ^ Montana State JV W, 2-1 * Medicine Hat Col. L, 2-3 @Lewis-Clark State L, 0-3 Whitworth W, 3-0 ^ Montana W, 2-0 +* @Lewis-Clark State W, 2-1 % Portland State L, 2-3 Eastern Washington W, 3-2 ^ Flathead JC W, 2-0 * Western Wash. W, 2-0 +% Oregon State L, 1-3 Whitworth W, 3-0 + Carroll College W, 2-0 +* Ft. Steilacoom CC L, 0-2 +% Idaho L, 0-3 Spokane Falls CC W, 3-0 Montana JV W, 3-0 Montana W, 2-1 % Washington L, 0-3 Idaho W, 2-0 % Whitworth L, 0-2 % Alaska-Fairbanks L, 0-2 % Oregon W, 3-2 Western Washington W, 2-0 % Montana State T, 1-1 % Portland State W, 2-0 % @Washington L, 0-3 Victoria L, 0-2 % Whitworth T, 1-1 % Oregon State L, 0-3 @Portland State L, 1-3 Oregon W, 2-0 % Oregon W, 2-0 % Montana L, 0-3 @Oregon State L, 1-3 Oregon State L, 0-2 % Western Washington L, 0-2 % Montana State L, 0-3 ~ @Oregon W, 3-2 Nevada-Reno L, 1-2 % Portland State T, 1-1 % Oregon L, 2-3 ~ Whitman L, 1-3

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Montana State L, 0-3 L, 0-2 # Eastern Washington L, 0-3 ^ Brigham Young W, 3-1 Gonzaga Montana W, 3-2 L, 0-3 * @Oregon L, 1-3 ^ Montana L, 1-3 @Idaho State @Eastern Washington W, 2-0 * L, 1-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 ^ Nevada-Reno L, 2-3 & Northern Iowa L, 1-3 Montana State L, 1-3 ^ Chapman W, 3-0 & Michigan State Colorado W, 2-1 * L, 2-3 * @San Francisco L, 1-3 ^ Idaho State W, 3-0 & Idaho State Idaho State W, 2-1 * L, 0-3 * @Santa Clara W, 3-0 ^ Utah State L, 1-3 & Northern Iowa Weber State L, 1-2 * L, 1-3 * @Washington W, 3-0 Eastern Washington W, 3-2 @Utah Air Force Academy W, 2-1 * L, 0-3 * California L, 2-3 @Idaho W, 3-2 # Weber State Colorado College L, 1-2 * L, 1-3 * San Jose State L, 1-3 * Oregon State W, 3-0 # Memphis State Metro State L, 0-2 * L, 1-3 Eastern Washington L, 0-3 * Oregon W, 3-0 # Montana L, 0-3 * Oregon L, 2-3 * Washington L, 0-3 # Idaho State Northern Colorado W, 3-1 L, 0-3 * Oregon State W, 3-0 @Gonzaga L, 2-3 # Eastern Washington @Idaho L, 0-3 L, 2-3 Lewis-Clark State L, 0-3 * San Jose State W, 3-0 # UC-Riverside Calgary W, 2-0 +¢ L, 0-3 * @Pacific L, 0-3 * California L, 2-3 * Washington Columbia Basin CC W, 2-0 ¢ L, 0-3 * @Fresno State W, 3-2 Idaho L, 0-3 * @Stanford Whitworth L, 0-3 ¢ L, 0-3 @Gonzaga L, 2-3 @Fresno Pacific L, 0-3 * @California Calgary L, 0-3 $ L, 0-3 + Ito-Yokada L, 0-3 * @Fresno State W, 3-0 * Oregon State L, 0-3 Idaho W, 3-0 Lewis-Clark State L, 0-3 * Oregon Portland State L, 0-3 $ L, 1-3 * Washington L, 0-3 * @Oregon L, 0-3 * @Arizona Montana L, 1-3 * @Oregon State L, 0-3 * @Arizona State # Western States Invite, Davis, Calif. # Idaho Invite, Moscow W, 3-0 * @Eastern Washington W, 3-1 @Eastern Washington ^ Idaho Tune-Up, Mocow * NorPac Conference Match L, 0-3 * @Washington L, 2-3 * UCLA & Montana Invite, Missoula + Exhibition matches L, 0-3 * @California L, 0-3 * USC * Northern Colorado Invite, Greeley L, 0-3 * @San Jose State W, 3-1 @Gonzaga ¢ WSU Invite, Pullman L, 0-3 *¢ Fresno State L, 1-3 * California $ AIAW Reg. IX, Portland 1984 (8-25-2 / 8-25-2, 9th L, 0-3 * Stanford NorPac) # Idaho Invite, Moscow W, 3-1 Portland 1982 ^ BYU Invite, Provo L, 0-3 * @Oregon Coach: Jim Coleman * NorPac Conference Match W, 3-1 * @Oregon State (2-21-2 / 0-12, 10th NorPac) L, 1-3 * Arizona W, 3-1 # Idaho State ¢ at Seattle Coach: Jim Coleman L, 0-3 * Arizona State W, 3-0 # Boise State W, 3-0 @Idaho L, 2-3 # Oregon State 1986 (13-22 / 3-15, T8th L, 2-3 * @USC T, 1-1 # L, 0-3 # Nevada-Las Vegas L, 0-3 * @UCLA Hayward State T, 1-1 # L, 2-3 @Eastern Washington Pac-10) W, 3-0 Eastern Washington L, 0-2 ^ UC-Riverside Cal-Northridge L, 0-2 # Coach: Karen Lamb L, 2-3 * @Washington T, 1-1 ^ Cal State-Bakersfield Santa Clara L, 0-2 # L, 0-2 ^ Portland State L, 0-2 & Boise State & - Colorado Tournament San Francisco State L, 0-2 T, 1-1 ^ Whitworth W, 2-0 & Idaho # - BYU Invite @Humboldt State L, 0-3 L, 0-2 ^ San Francisco L, 0-2 & Washington * - Pac-10 Conference match @UC-Davis L, 0-3 W, 2-0 ^ Chico State L, 0-3 & Washington @Sacramento State W, 3-1 ^ W, 3-0 Gonzaga W, 3-1 & Idaho Lewis-Clark State W, 3-2 +^ L, 0-2 ¢ Portland State L, 0-3 Montana 1988 (22-17 / 5-13, 8th L, 0-2 ¢ Nevada-Las Vegas W, 3-0 * USC Spokane Falls CC W, 3-0 ^ W, 2-1 ¢ Idaho State L, 0-3 * UCLA Pac-10) Whitworth L, 0-3 ^ L, 0-2 ¢ Brigham Young W, 3-2 # Weber State Coach: Karen Lamb Idaho L, 2-3 ^ L, 0-2 ¢ Montana L, 1-3 # BYU-Hawaii Idaho L, 0-3 W, 2-0 ¢ Weber State W, 3-1 # Utah W, 3-2 Idaho @California L, 0-3 L, 0-3 * Oregon L, 0-3 # Washington W, 3-1 & Idaho State @San Jose State L, 0-3 L, 1-3 * Oregon State W, 3-2 # BYU-Hawaii W, 3-0 & Boise State L, 0-3 * @Santa Clara L, 1-3 @Gonzaga W, 3-1 & Portland @Washington L, 0-3 L, 0-3 * @San Jose State L, 0-3 * @California L, 1-3 & Boise State @Oregon State L, 1-3 L, 0-3 * San Francisco L, 1-3 * @Stanford W, 3-1 Gonzaga @Oregon L, 2-3 W, 3-2 * California L, 0-3 * Oregon W, 3-0 ^ Santa Clara Fresno State L, 0-3 W, 3-0 Eastern Washington W, 3-1 * Oregon State L, 1-3 ^ New Mexico State Pacific L, 0-3 L, 2-3 * @Washington W, 3-0 Eastern Washington L, 0-3 ^ Nebraska Washington L, 1-3 L, 0-3 @Idaho W, 3-2 Idaho W, 3-0 ^ Boise State L, 2-3 @Lewis-Clark State L, 1-3 * @Washington W, 3-2 ^ Idaho State Lewis-Clark State L, 0-3 L, 0-3 * Fresno State L, 0-3 * @Arizona W, 3-1 ^ Santa Clara Oregon L, 0-3 L, 0-3 * Washington L, 0-3 * @Arizona State L, 1-3 * Arizona State Oregon State L, 1-3 L, 1-3 Montana State W, 3-0 Idaho L, 1-3 * Arizona Idaho L, 2-3 L, 2-3 Montana L, 0-3 * @UCLA L, 0-3 * @Washington San Francisco L, 0-3 L, 0-3 Idaho W, 3-1 * @USC L, 2-3 # South Carolina Santa Clara L, 0-3 * @Oregon W, 3-1 @Eastern Washington W, 3-2 # Illinois State L, 0-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 Gonzaga W, 3-2 # Tennessee L, 0-3 * California W, 3-0 # Illinois State # Western States Invite, Davis, Calif. # Boise State Invite L, 0-3 * Stanford L, 2-3 * @California ^ Idaho Invite, Moscow ^ Western States Invite, Davis, Calif. L, 0-3 * @Oregon State L, 0-3 * @Stanford ¢ BYU Invite, Provo L, 0-3 * @Oregon W, 3-0 Eastern Washington * NorPac Conference Match L, 1-3 * Washington W, 3-0 * Oregon 1983 (2-24 / 0-9, 10th L, 1-3 * Arizona State W, 3-0 * Oregon State L, 2-3 * Arizona W, 3-0 Portland NorPac) 1985 (9-23 / 0-12, 7th L, 1-3 * @UCLA Coach: Jim Coleman NorPac) & - Sun Valley Tournament L, 1-3 * @USC # - BYU Pepsi Invitational W, 3-0 Idaho L, 2-3 @Nevada-Reno Coach: Kaprice Bray * - Pac-10 Conference Match L, 2-3 * Washington L, 0-3 @Boise State W, 3-2 @Gonzaga L, 1-3 Gonzaga W, 3-0 # Gonzaga L, 0-3 * Stanford W, 2-1 # Lewis-Clark State L, 1-3 # Idaho 1987 (16-21 / 2-16, 9th L, 2-3 * California W, 2-0 # Idaho L, 1-3 # Cal State-Fullerton W, 3-0 * @Oregon State W, 2-1 +# Spokane Falls CC L, 1-3 # Eastern Washington Pac-10) W, 3-0 * @Oregon L, 0-2 # Whitworth L, 2-3 Gonzaga Coach: Karen Lamb W, 3-1 @Eastern Washington L, 0-2 # Gonzaga W, 3-0 @Lewis-Clark State W, 3-1 * USC L, 0-2 # Eastern Washington L, 2-3 ^ Ohio State W, 3-0 Idaho L, 0-3 * UCLA 2018 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL 55 7

L, 1-3 * @Arizona L, 1-3 * @Arizona W, 3-1 * Arizona W, 3-1 Oklahoma L, 0-3 * @Arizona State L, 0-3 Idaho L, 2-3 * Arizona State W, 3-0 # Temple W, 3-2 * Washington W, 3-0 * @No. 20 Washington W, 3-0 # Gonzaga & - Boise State Classic W, 3-1 * California L, 1-3 * @No. 2 Stanford W, 3-2 # Nevada ^ - Titan Mizuno Preview, Fullerton L, 0-3 * Stanford W, 3-2 * @California L, 1-3 # Northern Iowa # - Illinois State Invitational L, 2-3 * @Oregon L, 0-3 * No. 1 UCLA W, 3-0 & Virginia Tech * - Pac-10 Conference match W, 3-1 * @Oregon State W, 3-2 * No. 7 USC W, 3-0 & New Orleans L, 2-3 @Gonzaga L, 2-3 * @No. 16 Arizona State W, 3-2 & Colorado State L, 1-3 * UCLA W, 3-0 * @Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 1 Stanford 1989 (9-29 / 2-16, 10th L, 0-3 * USC L, 2-3 * Washington W, 3-2 * @California Pac-10) W, 3-2 @Idaho W, 3-1 * No. 20 Oregon State # - Cougar Invitational, Pullman W, 3-1 * California W, 3-1 * Oregon Coach: Cindy Fredrick ^ - Utah Tournament, Salt Lake City L, 0-3 * No. 2 Stanford L, 1-3 @No. 24 Idaho * - Pac-10 Conference match W, 3-0 * @Oregon L, 0-3 * @No. 13 USC W, 3-1 @Hawaii-Pacific W, 3-1 * @Oregon State L, 1-3 * @No. 3 UCLA W, 3-1 @Chaminade W, 3-2 @Southwest Texas W, 3-0 * No. 14 Arizona L, 0-3 @Hawaii 1991 (23-12 / 10-8, 4th L, 0-3 @No. 10 Texas L, 2-3 * No. 13 Arizona State W, 3-1 @BYU-Hawaii Pac-10) W, 3-0 $ Alabama-Birmingham W, 3-0 Eastern Washington L, 0-3 @Hawaii W, 3-0 $ Montana L, 0-3 * Washington L, 2-3 @Hilo Coach: Cindy Fredrick W, 3-0 $ Cornell W, 3-1 * @Oregon W, 3-0 # Eastern Illinois W, 3-0 $ Iowa State W, 3-2 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 # Utah W, 3-0 # Central Michigan W, 3-0 $ Northern Illinois L, 1-3 * No. 3 UCLA L, 2-3 # Cal-State Fulteron W, 3-0 # Loyola Marymount W, 3-0 $ Bowling Green W, 3-0 * No. 11 USC L, 0-3 # California W, 3-0 # Rice L, 0-3 * @No. 16 Arizona State L, 0-3 # Arizona State W, 3-0 # Indiana # - Cougar Challenge L, 1-3 * @No. 18 Arizona L, 0-3 * Stanford W, 3-0 & New Mexico State & - Georgetown Invitational L, 2-3 * @No. 25 Washington L, 0-3 * California W, 3-1 & Utah * - Pac-10 Conference Match W, 3-0 * California L, 0-3 @Idaho W, 3-1 & Oregon State L, 0-3 * No. 2 Stanford W, 3-0 & Utah $ - Natl. Invitational Volleyball Championship, W, 3-2 * @Oregon State Kansas City L, 2-3 $ No. 20 New Mexico L, 0-3 * @Oregon W, 3-0 % SW Texas State L, 1-3 @Gonzaga W, 3-2 % Santa Clara # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 0-3 * USC L, 0-3 % UC Santa Barbara 1993 (21-11 / 8-10, 6th Pac- & - Colorado State Invitational, Fort Collins L, 0-3 * UCLA L, 0-3 % Long Beach State * - Pac-10 Conference Match L, 1-3 @Eastern Washington L, 1-3 % Oregon State 10) W, 3-0 * Washington $ - NCAA Championships, First Round, L, 2-3 * @Arizona Coach: Cindy Fredrick Albuquerque L, 0-3 * @Arizona State W, 3-0 Idaho L, 2-3 @Brigham Young W, 3-2 @Gonzaga W, 3-0 # Iowa State W, 3-0 Idaho L, 0-3 * Stanford W, 3-0 # Idaho 1995 (22-7 / 12-6, T2nd L, 1-3 * Washington W, 3-1 * California W, 3-2 # Wyoming L, 1-3 * Oregon W, 3-2 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 & Wright State Pac-10) L, 0-3 * Oregon State W, 3-0 * @Oregon W, 3-0 & Kansas State Coach: Cindy Fredrick L, 0-3 * @UCLA L, 1-3 * USC W, 3-0 & Iowa L, 0-3 * @USC L, 0-3 * UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 25 Arizona W, 3-0 # Weber State W, 3-2 * Arizona State W, 3-0 Eastern Washington W, 3-0 * @No. 14 Arizona State W, 3-0 # New Mexico State L, 1-3 * Arizona W, 3-1 * @Arizona W, 3-0 Gonzaga W, 3-0 # Gonzaga L, 1-3 @Eastern Washington W, 3-1 * @Arizona State W, 3-0 * Washington W, 3-0 # No. 13 BYU L, 0-3 * @Washington L, 2-3 * @California L, 1-3 * No. 4 Stanford W, 3-0 & Santa Clara L, 1-3 Gonzaga L, 0-3 * @Stanford W, 3-0 * California W, 3-1 & Wyoming L, 1-3 * @California W, 3-0 * Oregon L, 1-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 SE Missouri State L, 0-3 * @Stanford W, 3-0 * Oregon State W, 3-0 * @Oregon W, 3-0 * No. 12 USC W, 3-0 ^ @Texas A & M L, 0-3 * @UCLA W, 3-2 @Eastern Washington W, 3-1 * No. 4 UCLA L, 0-3 ^ @Houston L, 0-3 * @USC W, 3-1 * No. 5 USC W, 3-0 * @No. 13 Arizona W, 3-0 * Arizona State L, 0-3 * No. 1 UCLA W, 3-1 * @No. 11 Arizona State # - JMN Premiere Tournament, Fullerton, Calif. W, 3-0 * Arizona L, 2-3 *+ Washington W, 3-1 * No. 17 Washington W ,3-1 + Pittsburgh W, 3-0 No. 27 Idaho * - Pac-10 Conference match L, 1-3 * @Washington W, 3-2 * @California L, 2-3 * No. 4 Stanford ^ - Houston Tournament L, 1-3 $ @New Mexico L, 0-3 * @No. 6 Stanford W, 3-0 * California # - Cougar Invitational W, 3-1 * Oregon W, 3-0 * @Oregon State 1990 (13-18 / 6-12, 7th & - Lady Ute Classic, Salt Lake City W, 3-2 * No. 25 Oregon State W, 3-0 * @Oregon L, 0-3 * @No. 1 UCLA W, 3-1 * No. 9 Arizona State % - JMN Premiere Tournament, Fullerton Pac-10) L, 0-3 * @No. 13 USC L, 2-3 * No. 16 Arizona * - Pac-10 Conference Match L, 2-3 * No. 16 Arizona L, 1-3 * @Washington Coach: Cindy Fredrick $ - NCAA Championships, First-Round, Albuquerque L, 2-3 * No. 10 Arizona State W, 3-2 * @California L, 2-3 # Mississippi W, 3-1 ^ Cal Poly SLO L, 0-3 * @No. 4 Stanford L, 2-3 # Montana W, 3-1 ^ Baylor W, 3-1 * Oregon W, 3-0 # Notre Dame 1992 (27-10 / 10-8, 5th Pac- W, 3-1 ^ Nevada W, 3-1 * Oregon State L, 2-3 Gonzaga W, 3-1 $ San Diego L, 1-3 * @No. 15 USC W, 3-0 ^ Montana State 10) L, 0-3 $$ No. 5 BYU L, 1-3 * @No. 10 UCLA W, 3-1 ^ Utah Coach: Cindy Fredrick W, 3-0 + Northern Illinois W, 3-1 ^ Santa Clara # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman W, 3-1 + No. 26 South Florida W, 3-0 # Wisconsin-Milwaukee L, 0-3 ^ Montana & - Iowa Hawkeye Challenge, Iowa City L, 0-3 $ Oral Roberts W, 3-0 # Utah State L, 0-3 * @USC + - Eddie Bauer First Serve Invitational, Seattle L, 0-3 * @UCLA W, 3-1 # Portland ^ - Nevada Turkey Day Tournament, Reno # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman W, 3-0 Eastern Washington W, 3-2 # Boise State * - Pac-10 Conference Match & - Wyoming Tournament, Laramie W, 3-1 * Arizona L, 1-3 @George Washington $ - NCAA Championships, First Round, Pullman * - Pac-10 Conference Match W, 3-1 * Arizona State W, 3-0 & Georgetown W, 3-0 & Rhode Island $$ - NCAA Championships, Second Round, + - South Florida Tournament, Tampa W, 3-0 @Idaho Provo W, 3-1 & Virginia $ - NCAA Championships, Second Round, L, 1-3 * @Washington Pullman L, 0-3 * @Stanford W, 3-1 * Oregon State L, 0-3 * @California W, 3-1 * Oregon 1994 (16-13 / 8-10, 7th W, 3-1 * Gonzaga W, 3-0 @Eastern Washington Pac-10) 1996 (27-6 / 14-4, 2nd Pac- L, 0-3 * Oregon State L, 1-3 * @No. 7 USC 10) W, 3-0 * Oregon L, 0-3 * @No. 1 UCLA Coach: Cindy Fredrick L, 0-3 * @Arizona State W, 3-0 Eastern Washington Coach: Cindy Fredrick

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W, 3-0 # Tulsa & - Spikeoff Spokane, Spokane * - Pac-10 Conference Match * Pac-10 Conference match W, 3-0 # Gonzaga ^ - Rhode Island Subway Classic, Kingston ^ Hard Rock Thanksgiving Classic, Las Vegas W, 3-0 # Idaho State * - Pac-10 Conference Match $ NCAA Championships, First Round, Pullman W, 3-0 # Southern Illinois $ - NCAA Championships, First Round, Pullman 2000 (19-10 / 9-9, T5th Pac- W, 3-0 & Dayton $$ - NCAA Championships, Second Round, 10) W, 3-0 & Iowa Pullman 2002 (24-8 / 11-7 3rd Pac- W, 3-0 & Iowa State $$$ - NCAA Championships, Central Regional, Coach: Cindy Fredrick Madison, Wis. 10) W, 3-0 ^ Clemson W, 3-0 # Gonzaga L, 0-3 ^ No. 5 Penn State W, 3-0 # Rhode Island Coach: Cindy Fredrick W, 3-0 @Idaho W, 3-1 # Utah State W, 3-1 # Nevada L, 0-3 * @No. 24 Washington 1998 (12-14 / 8-10, T5th W, 3-2 # No. 17 Kansas St. W, 3-0 # Gonzaga L, 0-3 * @No. 4 Stanford Pac-10) W, 3-0 + UC Riverside W, 3-0 # No. 23 Brigham Young W, 3-2 * @California W, 3-0 + Cal St. Fullerton W, 3-0 % Weber State W, 3-0 * No. 21 Oregon State Coach: Cindy Fredrick W, 3-0 + No. 22 N. Iowa W, 3-0 % Alaska Fairbanks W, 3-0 * Oregon W, 3-2 # Utah W, 3-0 + @Fresno State W, 3-0 % Southwest Texas State L, 0-3 * @No. 16 USC W, 3-1 # Gonzaga L, 0-3 * @No. 6 USC W, 3-0 + Butler W, 3-0 * @No. 13 UCLA L, 0-3 # Louisville L, 0-3 * @No. 7 UCLA W, 3-0 + Indiana Purdue Ft. Wayne W, 3-1 * Arizona L, 0-3 & No. 6 BYU W, 3-1 Idaho W, 3-0 + San Francisco W, 3-0 * Arizona State L, 0-3 & No. 2 Long Beach State L, 0-3 * No. 10 Arizona W, 3-0 * Oregon State W, 3-0 * California L, 0-3 * No. 21 Arizona L, 2-3 * Arizona State W, 3-0 * Oregon W, 3-1 * No. 3 Stanford W, 3-1 * Arizona State W, 3-0 * @Washington L, 0-3 * @No. 1 USC W, 3-0 * @Oregon W, 3-0 @Idaho L, 1-3 * @No. 21 Stanford L, 2-3 * @No. 17 UCLA W, 3-0 * @No. 25 Oregon State L, 2-3 * @Washington L, 0-3 * @California W, 3-2 * No. 17 Arizona W, 3-1 * No. 23 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 7 Stanford W, 3-1 * Oregon State W, 3-0 * No. 24 Arizona State W, 3-1 * No. 12 USC W, 3-2 * @California W, 3-0 * Oregon W, 3-0 @Idaho W, 3-0 * @Arizona State W, 3-0 * Oregon State L, 2-3 * @Arizona State L, 1-3 * @Washington L, 0-3 * @No. 25 Arizona W, 3-0 * Oregon L, 1-3 * @No. 5 Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 6 Stanford W, 3-0 * No. 17 Washington W, 3-1 * @No. 8 USC W, 3-1 * Washington L, 2-3 * @California W, 3-0 % Notre Dame L, 0-3 * @UCLA W, 3-0 * California W, 3-2 * No. 13 UCLA W, 3-0 % South Florida L, 2-3 * Washington W, 3-1 * No. 17 Stanford L, 1-3 * No. 1 USC W, 3-0 $ Kansas State W, 3-0 * California W, 3-0 * @Oregon W, 3-0 * @No. 19 Arizona State W, 3-1 $$ No. 6 Loyola Marymount L, 0-3 * No. 5 Stanford W, 3-1 * @Oregon State L, 2-3 * @No. 14 Arizona L, 0-3 $$ No. 2 Stanford W, 3-1 * @ Oregon W, 3-1 * No. 7 UCLA W, 3-0 * No. 21 Washington W, 3-1 * @Oregon State L, 1-3 * No. 3 USC W, 3-0 * California # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 1-3 * No. 16 UCLA W, 3-0 $ Tennessee W, 3-1 * No. 1 Stanford & - Iowa State Tournament, Ames L, 0-3 * No.11 USC L, 1-3 $$ @No. 8 Penn State W, 3-0 * @Oregon ^ - MIZUNO USA Cup, Chicago L, 1-3 * @Arizona State W, 3-0 * @Oregon State % - Pacific Bankers Classic, Stockton L, 2-3 * @No. 19 Arizona # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman, Wash. W, 3-0 $ Oral Roberts * - Pac-10 Conference Match W, 3-0 ^ South Carolina + - Fresno State Tounament, Fresno W, 3-1 $$ @No. 11 Kansas State L, 0-3 ^ No. 4 Florida $ - NCAA Championships, Second Round, * - Pac-10 Conference match W, 3-0 $$$ No. 6 Northern Iowa Pullman $ - NCAA Championships, First Round, L, 1-3 $$$@No. 5 Florida $$ - NCAA Championships, Pacific Regional, # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman University Park, Pa. Stanford & - Matches played at Provo, Utah $$ - NCAA Championships, Second Round, # Cougar Challenge, Pullman ^ - DisneyWorld SEC-Pac-10 Challenge, Orlando University Park, Pa. % Nanook Classic, Fairbanks, Alaska * - Pac-10 Conference Match 1997 (26-7 / 12-6, T4th Pac- + Molten Golden Gate Classic, San Francisco 10) * Pac-10 Conference match 1999 (13-15 / 7-11, T6th 2001 (17-12 / 9-9, 6th Pac- $ NCAA Championships, First Round, Coach: Cindy Fredrick Manhattan, Kan. Pac-10) 10) $$ NCAA Championships, Second Round, W, 3-0 # Santa Clara Manhattan, Kansas W, 3-0 # Texas-Arlington Coach: Cindy Fredrick Coach: Cindy Fredrick $$$ NCAA Championships, East Region W, 3-0 # Wichita State Semifinal, Gainesville, Fla. W, 3-0 # Creighton W, 3-0 # Bradley W, 3-0 # Gonzaga W, 3-0 # Boise State W, 3-0 # Boise State $$$ NCAA Championships, East Region Final, W, 3-1 & Utah Gainesville, Fla. W, 3-0 # Gonzaga W, 3-0 # Gonzaga W, 3-0 & Gonzaga W, 3-1 # San Jose State L, 2-3 # No. 12 Pacific W, 3-0 & Notre Dame L, 0-3 & No. 17 Texas A&M W, 3-0 + Houston W, 3-0 Wyoming 2003 (9-20 / 5-13, T7th W, 3-2 & New Mexico W, 3-0 + Arkansas W, 3-0 ^ Providence College L, 1-3 & No. 23 Colorado L, 0-3 + @No. 22 Kansas State Pac-10) W, 3-0 ^ Villanova L, 0-3 * No. 7 Stanford L, 0-3 * No. 4 Stanford W, 3-0 ^ Rhode Island Coach: Cindy Fredrick W, 3-1 * California W, 3-0 * California W, 3-0 Idaho W, 3-0 * @Oregon L, 1-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-1 # Oklahoma W, 3-2 * @ Oregon State L, 0-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 * @Oregon L, 2-3 # San Francisco W, 3-1 * @ Oregon L, 2-3 * No. 19 USC L, 0-3 * No. 3 USC L, 2-3 # Wichita State W, 3-2 * No. 7 USC L, 0-3 * No. 10 UCLA L, 0-3 * No. 5 UCLA L, 2-3 % Utah W, 3-1 * No. 18 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 18 Arizona W, 3-0 * Washington L, 0-3 % No.18 Missouri L, 2-3 * @No. 15 Arizona L, 1-3 * @Arizona State L, 0-3 * @No. 7 Arizona L, 2-3 % Utah Valley State W, 3-1 * @Arizona State W, 3-0 Idaho W, 3-1 * @Arizona State L, 1-3 + Saint Louis L, 1-3 * No. 24 Washington W, 3-2 * Washington W, 3-1 * @California W, 3-0 + New Mexico L, 0-3 * No. 4 Stanford W, 3-0 * Oregon L, 0-3 * @No. 4 Stanford W, 3-1 + No. 22 Loyola Marymount W, 3-0 * California W, 3-0 * Oregon State W, 3-0 * Oregon State W, 3-1 * No. 16 Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 5 USC L, 0-3 * @No. 7 UCLA W, 3-0 * Oregon W, 3-0 * Arizona State W, 3-1 * @No. 23 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 17 USC W, 3-0 Idaho L, 0-3 * @California W, 3-0 * Arizona State W, 3-0 * Arizona State L, 2-3 * @No. 8 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 4 Stanford W, 3-1 * No. 13 Arizona L, 0-3 * No. 19 Arizona L, 1-3 * @No. 5 USC L, 2-3 * No. 8 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 19 Washington W, 3-0 * @Washington W, 3-0 * Arizona State L, 0-3 * No. 1 USC W, 3-1 * @California L, 0-3 * @No. 2 Stanford L, 0-3 * No. 4 Arizona W, 3-0 Gonzaga L, 0-3 * @No. 3 Stanford L, 2-3 * @California W, 3-0 * @Washington L, 1-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 * Oregon State L, 0-3 ^ Notre Dame W, 3-0 ^ Rice W, 3-0 * @Oregon W, 3-0 * Oregon L, 0-3 ^ Sacramento State W, 3-0 ^ William & Mary L, 0-3 * No. 12 Washington W, 3-0 $ Lehigh L, 0-3 $ Hawai’i L, 1-3 * No. 7 California W, 3-1 $$ No. 21 Colorado State # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 2-3 * No. 6 Stanford L, 0-3 $$$No. 8 Florida & - Jones Intercable Invitational, Albuquerque # Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 2-3 Idaho L, 1-3 * @No. 8 UCLA ^ - Pacific Bankers’ Classic, Stockton + Wildcat Classic, Manhattan, Kan. # - Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 0-3 * @No. 1 USC

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L, 2-3 * Oregon State L, 0-3 * @No. 15 USC L, 0-3 * @No. 4 Washington L, 1-3 * No. 13 California W, 3-0 * Oregon W, 3-2 * Oregon L, 1-3 * @Arizona State L, 0-3 * No. 5 Stanford L, 0-3 * @No. 11 Washington L, 1-3 * Oregon State L, 0-3 * @Arizona L, 1-3 * @No. 6 UCLA W, 3-2 * @Arizona State L, 0-3 * @No. 3 Washington L, 0-3 * No. 7 California L, 1-3 * @No. 17 USC L, 1-3 * @No. 25 Arizona L, 0-3 * No. 5 Stanford W, 3-0 Eastern Washington # H.Johnson Aggie Invite, Davis, Calif. L, 0-3 * @No. 10 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 4 Washington # Cougar Challenge, Pullman + Baden Cougar Classic, Pullman. L, 0-3 * @No. 8 USC L, 1-3 * No. 18 Oregon % Utah Hampton Inn Classic, Salt Lake City L, 0-3 * No. 13 Oregon W, 3-2 * Oregon State + Cougar Mania Invitational, Pullman ^ SLU Billikens Classic, St. Louis * Pac-10 Conference match * Pac-10 Conference match W, 3-2 * Oregon State L, 0-3 $ No. 20 Northern Iowa + Game forfeited to WSU in 2008 # Baden Cougar Challenge, Pullman % Nike Cougar Invitational, Pullman 2004 (5-26 / 2-16, 9th Pac- % Montana State Holiday Inn Classic, Bozeman ^ Utah Valley LaQuinta Invite, Orem 10) 2006 (15-17 / 3-15, ^ Nevada AT&T Invite, Reno # Nike Cougar Challenge, Pullman & Pioneer Classic, Denver * Pac-10 Conference match Coach: Brian Heffernan 9th Pac-10) * Pac-10 Conference match $ - NCAA Championships, First Round, Lincoln L, 2-3 @UNLV Coach: Brian Heffernan L, 2-3 # San Jose State W, 3-1 % Gonzaga 2008 (10-19 / 3-15, 2010 (6-22 / 0-18, L, 0-3 # UNLV W, 3-0 % North Dakota State L, 1-3 No. 10 Colorado State W, 3-0 % Weber State t-9th Pac-10) 10th Pac-10) L, 1-3 % Cincinnati L, 1-3 % @South Dakota State Coach: Andrew Palileo Coach: Andrew Palileo W, 3-2 % Miami W, 3-0 @Portland L, 1-3 % No. 22 Loyola Marymount W, 3-1 # UNLV W, 3-2 % Cal State Northridge W, 3-0 & UC Irvine W, 3-0 Gonzaga W, 3-0 # Boise State W, 3-2 % Seattle University W, 3-1 & Weber State W, 3-0 + Radford W, 3-0 # UC Davis W, 3-1 % @Boise State L, 0-3 & Idaho L, 1-3 + Syracuse W, 3-0 ^ Duquesne L, 0-3 ^ @Idaho L, 0-3 ^ Tulsa L, 0-3 + Denver W, 3-0 ^ Louisiana-Lafayette L, 0-3 ^ Notre Dame L, 1-3 ^ Santa Barbara L, 0-3 Portland W, 3-0 ^ Tulsa L, 1-3 ^ Eastern Washington W, 3-1 ^ @San Francisco L, 0-3 * @No. 2 USC W, 3-0 ^ @UT Arlington W, 3-2 Gonzaga W, 3-0 # Eastern Washington L, 0-3 * @No. 10 UCLA W, 3-1 Idaho L, 0-3 # No. 18 Wichita State W, 3-1 # Montana State L, 1-3 * Oregon State L, 0-3 @Idaho W, 3-0 # Montana State L, 1-3 # Cal Poly L, 0-3 * Oregon L, 0-3 * No. 6 Stanford W, 3-0 # Northwestern W, 3-1 Gonzaga L, 0-3 * @No. 1 Washington L, 0-3 * No. 8 California W, 3-0 Utah Valley University L, 0-3 * @No. 15 Oregon L, 1-3 @Idaho L, 1-3 * @No. 5 USC L, 0-3 * @Arizona L, 1-3 * @Oregon State L, 0-3 * @No. 22 Arizona L, 1-3 * @No. 3 UCLA L, 0-3 * @Arizona State L, 0-3 * No. 12 UCLA L, 2-3 * @Arizona State W, 3-2 * Oregon State L, 0-3 * No. 6 Stanford L, 0-3 * No. 5 USC L, 0-3 * No. 11 Stanford L, 0-3 * Oregon L, 0-3 * No. 8 California L, 0-3 * @No. 9 Washington L, 0-3 * No. 13 California L, 0-3 * @No. 5 Washington L, 0-3 * @No. 11 USC L, 1-3 * @No. 6 California W, 3-2 * @Oregon W, 3-1 * @Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 8 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 2 Stanford L, 0-3 * @Oregon State L, 1-3 * @Arizona State L, 1-3 * No. 25 Oregon State L, 2-3 * Arizona State L, 2-3 * No. 1 Washington L, 0-3 * No. 4 UCLA L, 0-3 * No. 6 Oregon L, 0-3 * No. 25 Arizona L, 0-3 * Arizona State L, 0-3 * No. 5 USC L, 0-3 * @No. 6 Washington L, 0-3 * @No. 8 USC L, 0-3 * No. 21 Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 24 Oregon L, 1-3 * @No. 4 California L, 0-3 * @No. 11 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 14 California W, 3-0 * @Oregon State L, 0-3 * @No. 5 Stanford L, 0-3 * No. 11 Washington L, 0-3 * @No. 9 Stanford L, 0-3 * No. 4 Washington L, 0-3 * No. 9 UCLA L, 1-3 * No. 2 Stanford L, 0-3 * No. 16 UCLA L, 2-3 * Arizona State L, 0-3 * No. 10 USC L, 0-3 * No. 4 California W, 3-2 * No. 6 USC L, 1-3 * Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 8 Oregon L, 1-3 * @No. 22 Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 14 California W, 3-2 * @Oregon State L, 1-3 * @Arizona State # UNLV Classic, Las Vegas L, 0-3 * @No. 3 Stanford L, 1-3 * No. 5 Washington L, 2-3 * Oregon State % LMU Furama Hotel Invite, Los Angeles W, 3-1 * Arizona State L, 0-3 * No. 24 Oregon + Denver Invitational % South Dakota State Jackrabbit Kickoff, W, 3-2 * Arizona * Pac-10 Conference match Brookings & Nike Cougar Invitational, Pullman # Baden Cougar Challenge, Pullman % Boise State Invitational ^ USF Powerade Asics Challenge, San Francisco ^ Texas-Arlington Invitational, Arlington ^ Idaho Classic, Moscow 2005 (9-22 / 2-16 # Nike Cougar Challenge, Pullman * Pac-10 Conference match # Baden Cougar Challenge, Pullman * Pac-10 Conference match 9th Pac-10) * Pac-10 Conference match Coach: Brian Heffernan 2007 (10-22 / 1-17, 2011 (12-20 / 4-18, W, 3-1 @Portland 10th Pac-10) L, 0-3 # Idaho State 2009 (18-13 / 6-12, 11th Pac-12) Coach: Brian Heffernan W, 3-0 # Toledo 8th Pac-10) Coach: Jen Greeny L, 2-3 # @UC Davis W, 3-0 # Portland W, 3-1 + Oral Roberts W, 3-1 # Northern Colorado Coach: Andrew Palileo W, 3-1 & Santa Clara W, 3-1 + Buffalo W, 3-0 # South Dakota State W, 3-1 % UC Davis L, 2-3 & Eastern Washington L, 0-3 + Idaho W, 3-0 Idaho W, 3-1 % Montana State W, 3-2 & @Seattle W, 3-1 @Gonzaga W, 3-1 @Gonzaga W, 3-0 % Portland W, 3-0 ^ Nevada W, 3-0 ^ + Middle Tennessee State W, 3-0 % @Montana State W, 3-0 ^ Missouri W, 3-2 ^ @Portland W, 3-0 ^ Oakland L, 0-3 % Texas A&M W, 3-0 ^ No. 17 Utah W, 3-1 ^ Butler W, 3-2 ^ @Saint Louis W, 3-0 % Utah State W, 3-0 ^ @Utah Valley L, 0-3 ^ Texas A&M L, 0-3 * No. 2 Washington W, 3-1 ^ Hofstra W, 3-0 @Weber State W, 3-0 # Manhattan L, 1-3 Gonzaga L, 0-3 ^ UNLV W, 3-1 # Cal State Northridge W, 3-2 # San Francisco L, 1-3 @Eastern Washington W, 3-0 ^ @Nevada W, 3-2 # Idaho W, 3-1 # Sam Houston State L, 0-3 * No. 13 Arizona L, 0-3 & No. 17 Ohio W, 3-0 # Cal State Northridge L, 0-3 * No. 16 UCLA W, 3-1 * Arizona State L, 1-3 & Long Beach State W, 3-0 * @Oregon State L, 0-3 * No. 13 USC L, 0-3 * @No. 3 Stanford L, 0-3 & @Denver L, 1-3 * @No. 7 Oregon W, 3-2 * @Arizona State L, 0-3 * @No. 13 California L, 2-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 * No. 18 Arizona L, 0-3 * @Arizona L, 0-3 * No. 17 USC L, 0-3 * @No. 24 Oregon W, 3-2 * Arizona State W, 3-0 * Oregon State L, 0-3 * No. 22 UCLA L, 0-3 * No. 8 Washington L, 1-3 * @No. 7 Stanford L, 1-3 * No. 15 Oregon L, 1-3 * @Oregon State L, 1-3 * Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 15 California L, 1-3 * Utah L, 0-3 * @Oregon L, 0-3 * Arizona State W, 3-0 * No. 16 USC W, 3-0 * Colorado L, 1-3 * @Arizona State L, 0-3 * @No. 2 Stanford L, 0-3 * No. 12 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 7 Stanford L, 1-3 * @No. 8 Arizona L, 0-3 * @No. 10 California W, 3-1 * No. 4 Washington L, 0-3 * @No. 4 California L, 2-3 * No. 18 California L, 1-3 * No. 4 USC L, 1-3 * @Arizona State L, 2-3 * @No. 18 Oregon L, 1-3 * No. 4 Stanford L, 0-3 * No. 7 UCLA L, 1-3 * @No. 18 Arizona L, 2-3 * @Oregon State L, 0-3 * @No. 21 UCLA 58 2018 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL 7

L, 1-3 * Arizona L, 1-3 * @Colorado W, 3-1 # Utah Valley 2017 (18-16 / 6-14, W, 3-0 * Arizona State W, 3-2 * No. 16 Arizona State W, 3-0 & Northwestern State L, 0-3 * @No. 4 USC L, 2-3 * Arizona W, 3-0 & @Texas Tech 9th Pac-12) L, 0-3 * @No. 1 UCLA L, 0-3 * No. 7 Stanford W, 3-0 & Portland State Coach: Jen Greeny L, 0-3 * No. 5 California L, 1-3 * California L, 2-3 * No. 6 Washington L, 1-3 * No. 3 Stanford L, 0-3 * @No. 4 USC W, 3-0 * Utah L, 2-3 * @Colorado L, 1-3 * @UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 2 USC W, 3-1 @American L, 1-3 * @Utah L, 2-3 * Colorado L, 0-3 * @No. 11 UCLA W, 3-1 @Howard L, 0-3 * @No. 11 Washington W, 3-0 * Utah L, 2-3 * No. 14 Arizona W, 3-0 # Incarnate Word L, 2-3 * No. 11 Washington L, 0-3 * @Arizona State W, 3-0 * No. 5 Arizona State L, 2-3 # Baylor L, 0-3 * @Arizona W, 3-1 * Oregon State W, 3-0 # Quinnipiac & Seattle University Invite, Seattle L, 2-3 * UCLA L, 1-3 * No. 24 Oregon W, 3-0 # Charleston ^ Portland Nike Invite, Portland W, 3-2 * No. 4 USC L, 0-3 * @No. 11 Stanford W, 3-0 + New Hampshire # Nike Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 0-3 * @No. 5 Stanford L, 0-3 * @California W, 3-0 + @Fairfield * Pac-10 Conference match W, 3-2 * @No. 23 California L, 1-3 * No. 8 UCLA W, 3-0 + @Fairfield L, 0-3 * Oregon L, 2-3 * No. 1 USC W, 3-0 ^ Tennessee State L, 0-3 * @No. 5 Washington L, 1-3 * @No. 19 Arizona W, 3-2 ^ @Missouri State L, 1-3 * @No. 20 Arizona State W, 3-0 ^ Chattanooga 2012 (13-19 / 3-17, + Army Black Knights Invite, West Point, NY W, 3-0 * California L, 1-3 * No. 7 Washington 12th Pac-12) # Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 1-3 * No. 6 Stanford W, 3-1 * @Arizona ^ Sam Houston State Invite, Huntsville, Texas L, 1-3 * @Oregon L, 1-3 * @No. 20 USC Coach: Jen Greeny % Cougar Invitational, Pullman W, 3-1 * @Oregon State L, 1-3 * @No. 13 UCLA * Pac-12 Conference match L, 2-3 * @Colorado W, 3-1 * No. 25 Colorado W, 3-0 + Montana L, 0-3 * @No. 2 Washington L, 1-3 * No. 17 Utah L, 0-3 + Pacific L, 2-3 * No. 15 Oregon L, 2-3 + @Idaho 2014 (10-22 / 1-19, + Radford Highlander Invite, Radford, Va. L, 2-3 * Oregon State W, 3-0 # Alabama State 12th Pac-12) ^ Idaho Volleyball Classic, Moscow L, 1-3 * @California W, 3-0 # Seattle # Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 0-3 * @No. 2 Stanford W, 3-0 # Weber State Coach: Jen Greeny & Texas Tech Lone Star Showdown, W, 3-2 * No. 13 UCLA W, 3-1 % Cal State Fullerton Lubbock, Texas L, 0-3 * No. 19 USC W, 3-0 % @Nevada * Pac-12 Conference match L, 0-3 * @Colorado L, 0-3 + Wyoming W, 3-0 % CSU Bakersfield L, 0-3 * @No. 15 Utah W, 3-0 + @Montana W, 3-0 ^ Norfolk State W, 3-0 * California W, 3-2 + Cal Poly W, 3-1 ^ CSU Bakersfield 2016 (22-12 / 11-5, L, 1-3 * No. 2 Stanford W, 3-0 ^ IUPUI W, 3-1 ^ @Air Force Academy W, 3-1 * @No. 20 Oregon W, 3-1 ^ @Notre Dame t-5th Pac-12) L, 1-3 * @No. 5 Washington L, 1-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-1 ^ Western Michigan L, 1-3 * @Arizona State Coach: Jen Greeny W, 3-1 * Arizona State W, 3-0 % Virginia Tech L, 0-3 * No. 4 UCLA L, 0-3 * @No. 12 Washington W, 3-0 % Belmont L, 0-3 * No. 3 USC W, 3-1 $ Florida State L, 0-3 % No. 12 Illinois W, 3-0 + No. 24 Kentucky L, 0-3 * @Colorado L, 0-3 $$ @No. 5 Nebraska W, 3-1 # Idaho L, 1-3 + @No. 20 Purdue L, 1-3 * @Utah W, 3-0 # Portland State W, 3-1 + Wyoming L, 0-3 * @No. 5 Oregon # Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 1-3 # No. 23 Loyola Marymount W, 3-0 ^ Northeastern L, 1-3 * @Oregon State + Fairfield Invitational L, 0-3 * @No. 4 Washington W, 3-1 ^ UC Irvine L, 0-3 * California Fairfield, Conn. L, 0-3 * @No. 1 Stanford W, 3-0 ^ @Long Beach State L, 2-3 * No. 2 Stanford ^ Wynn Invitational, Springfield, Mo. L, 2-3 * No. 19 USC W, 3-0 # Maryland Eastern Shore L, 0-3 * @No. 6 UCLA $ NCAA Championships, First Round, L, 1-3 * No. 20 UCLA W, 3-0 # George Washington Lincoln L, 0-3 * @No. 7 USC L, 1-3 * @No. 11 Oregon W, 3-0 # Idaho $$ NCAA Championships, Second Round, W, 3-0 * Colorado L, 1-3 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 & Charleston Lincoln W, 3-2 * Utah L, 1-3 * @No. 16 Arizona W, 3-0 & Virginia L, 0-3 * @No. 1 Stanford L, 2-3 * @No. 17 Arizona State L, 2-3 & @Baylor L, 1-3 * @California L, 0-3 * Colorado W, 3-1 * @No. 4 Washington L, 1-3 * Oregon State 2018 (0-0 / 0-0, W, 3-0 * Utah W, 3-2 * @No. 9 UCLA L, 1-3 * No. 4 Oregon L, 1-3 * @No. 20 USC W, 3-2 * No. 9 Stanford --- Pac-12) W, 3-1 * Arizona L, 2-3 * @No. 16 UCLA W, 3-0 * California L, 0-3 * No. 5 Washington L, 1-3 * Oregon State W, 3-1 * @Oregon State Coach: Jen Greeny L, 1-3 * No. 11 Oregon L, 0-3 * @No. 20 Oregon + Idaho Nike Invitational, Moscow L, 2-3 * Colorado L, 1-3 * @Utah W, 3-0 vs. VCU # Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 2-3 * No. 21 Utah L, 2-3 * @No. 22 Colorado W, 3-1 @NC State % Nevada Wolf Pack Invite, Reno W, 3-0 * @Arizona State L, 2-3 * No. 22 Arizona State W, 3-1 @No. 17 Northern Iowa ^ Air Force Academy Invite, Colorado Springs W, 3-0 * @Arizona L, 2-3 * No. 13 Arizona W, 3-1 @No. 17 Northern Iowa * Pac-12 Conference match L, 0-3 * @No. 17 Stanford L, 0-3 * California W, 3-0 # McNeese State L, 0-3 * @California L, 0-3 * No. 5 Washington W, 3-1 # Illinois State L, 1-3 * Oregon State W, 3-0 # Stony Brook 2013 (18-15 / 5-15, L, 2-3 * No. 20 Oregon + Montana Invitational, Missoula W, 3-0 + vs. Northern Illinois W, 3-1 * Arizona State 11th Pac-12) ^ Notre Dame Golden Dome Invite W, 3-1 + @Western Kentucky W, 3-2 * No. 25 Arizona % Middle Tennessee State Blue Raider Bash, L, 2-3 + vs. East Tennessee State Coach: Jen Greeny L, 2-3 * @No. 16 Utah Murfreesboro, Tenn. L, 2-3 * @No. 13 Washington W, 3-0 * @Colorado # Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 2-3 * @No. 12 Oregon W, 3-0 + Alabama W, 3-2 * USC * Pac-12 Conference match W, 3-2 * No. 25 Utah W, 3-2 + Seton Hall L, 0-3 * No. 7 Washington W, 3-1 * No. 23 Colorado W, 3-1 + @Army W, 3-1 $ Marquette W, 3-0 * @Arizona State W, 3-0 # Eastern Washington L, 0-3 $$ @No. 3 Wisconsin 2015 (16-16 / 5-15, W, 3-2 * @No. 21 Arizona W, 3-0 # Texas Tech 9th Pac-12) L, 0-3 * @No. 2 Stanford W, 3-1 # Montana + Purdue Mortar Premier, West Lafayette, L,1-3 * @California W, 3-0 # South Dakota Ind. Coach: Jen Greeny W, 3-2 * No. 14 USC W, 3-0 ^ Jackson State ^ Long Beach State Mizuno Invitational W, 3-0 * No. 20 UCLA W, 3-0 ^ Lamar # Cougar Challenge, Pullman L, 1-3 + @Radford ------* @Utah W, 3-0 ^ @Sam Houston State & Baylor Invite, Waco, Texas W, 3-0 + Elon ------* @Colorado W, 3-0 % Idaho $ NCAA Championships, First Round, W, 3-0 + East Tennessee State ------* Arizona W, 3-0 % Seattle University Madison W, 3-0 ^ UC Irvine ------* Arizona State W, 3-1 % Nevada $$ NCAA Championships, Second Round, W, 3-0 ^ Seattle University Madison ------* @UCLA L, 0-3 * No. 2 Washington W, 3-0 ^ @Idaho ------* @USC W, 3-2 * @Oregon State W, 3-0 # Morehead State ------* California L, 2-3 * @Utah W, 3-0 # Ball State

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# Cougar Challenge, Pullman + WKU Invitational Bowling Green, Ky.

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Arizona (19-45) Arizona State (29-35) California (28-44) Colorado (6-10) Oregon (cont.) 1978 L, 0-2 H 1986 L, 0-3 A 1979 L, 0-2 H 1981 W, 2-1 H 2002 W, 3-0 H 1986 L, 0-3 A 1986 L, 1-3 H 1982 L, 0-3 A 1999 L, 1-3 N 2002 W, 3-0 A 1986 L, 2-3 H 1987 L, 0-3 A 1983 L, 0-3 H 2011 W, 3-0 H 2003 W, 3-0 A 1987 L, 0-3 A 1987 L, 0-3 H 1984 W, 3-2 H 2011 L, 2-3 A 2003 W, 3-0 H 1987 L, 1-3 H 1988 L, 1-3 H 1985 L, 0-3 H 2012 L, 0-3 A 2004 L, 0-3 H 1988 L, 1-3 H 1988 L, 0-3 A 1985 L, 0-3 A 2012 W, 3-0 H 2004 W, 3-2 A 1988 L, 1-3 A 1989 L, 0-3 N 1986 L, 0-3 A 2013 L, 1-3 A 2005 L, 0-3 A 1989 L, 2-3 A 1989 L, 0-3 A 1986 L, 0-3 H 2013 L, 2-3 H 2005 W, 3-2 H 1989 L, 1-3 H 1989 W, 3-2 H 1987 L, 0-3 A 2014 L, 0-3 H 2006 L, 0-3 H 1990 W, 3-1 H 1990 W, 3-1 H 1987 L, 1-3 H 2014 L, 2-3 A 2006 L, 0-3 A 1990 L, 1-3 A 1990 L, 0-3 A 1988 L, 2-3 A 2015 L, 2-3 A 2007 L, 0-3 A 1991 W, 3-1 A 1991 W, 3-1 A 1988 L, 2-3 H 2016 L, 2-3 H 2007 L, 0-3 H 1991 W, 3-0 H 1991 W, 3-0 H 1989 L, 0-3 H 2016 W, 3-0 A 2008 L, 0-3 H 1992 W, 3-1 H 1992 L, 2-3 H 1989 L, 0-3 H 2017 W, 3-1 H 2008 L, 0-3 A 1992 W, 3-0 A 1992 L, 2-3 A 1989 L, 1-3 A 2017 L, 0-3 A 2009 L, 1-3 A 1993 L, 0-3 A 1993 L, 2-3 H 1990 L, 0-3 A 2018 W, 3-1 H 2009 L, 1-3 H 1993 L, 2-3 H 1993 L, 0-3 A 1990 W, 3-1 H 2018 A 2010 L, 0-3 A 1994 W, 3-0 H 1994 L, 2-3 H 1991 W, 3-1 H 2010 L, 0-3 H 1994 L, 1-3 A 1994 L, 0-3 A 1991 L, 2-3 A 2011 L, 1-3 H 1995 W, 3-0 A 1995 W, 3-1 A 1992 W, 3-2 A 2011 L, 2-3 A 1995 L, 2-3 H 1995 W, 3-1 H 1992 W, 3-1 H 2012 L, 0-3 A 1996 W, 3-1 H 1996 W, 3-0 H 1993 W, 3-0 H Oregon (36-51) 2012 L, 1-3 H 1996 L, 0-3 A 1996 W, 3-0 A 1993 W, 3-2 A 2013 L, 0-3 H 1997 L, 2-3 A 1997 W, 3-1 A 1994 W, 3-2 A 1976 W, 3-0 H 2014 L, 1-3 A 1997 W, 3-1 H 1997 W, 3-0 H 1994 W, 3-0 H 1976 L, 1-2 N 2014 L, 1-3 H 1998 L, 0-3 H 1998 W, 3-1 H 1995 W, 3-0 H 1977 W, 3-1 A 2015 L, 1-3 H 1998 L, 2-3 A 1998 L, 1-3 A 1995 W, 3-2 A 1977 W, 2-0 N 2015 L, 1-3 A 1999 L, 0-3 A 1999 L, 1-3 A 1996 W, 3-2 A 1978 W, 2-0 N 2016 L, 0-3 A 1999 L, 0-3 H 1999 W, 3-0 H 1996 W, 3-0 H 1978 W, 2-1 N 2016 L, 2-3 H 2000 L, 0-3 H 2000 L, 2-3 H 1997 W, 3-0 H 1978 W, 2-0 N 2017 L, 2-3 H 2000 L, 1-3 A 2000 L, 2-3 A 1997 W, 3-1 A 1978 L, 1-2 H 2017 W, 3-1 A 2001 L, 0-3 A 2001 W, 3-1 A 1998 W, 3-2 A 1979 W, 2-0 N 2018 L, 2-3 A 2001 L, 0-3 H 2001 W, 3-0 H 1998 W, 3-0 H 1979 L, 1-3 N 2002 W, 3-2 H 2002 W, 3-0 H 1999 W, 3-1 H 1979 W, 3-2 N 2002 L, 2-3 A 2002 W, 3-0 A 1999 L, 2-3 A 1979 L, 0-3 N 2003 W, 3-1 H 2003 W, 3-0 H 2000 L, 0-3 A 1980 L, 2-3 H 2003 L, 1-3 A 2003 W, 3-2 A 2000 W, 3-0 H 1980 L, 0-3 A 2004 L, 0-3 A 2004 L, 2-3 A 2001 W, 3-0 H 1980 L, 0-3 A 2004 L, 0-3 H 2004 L, 0-3 H 2001 W, 3-1 A 1981 W, 3-2 H 2005 L, 0-3 H 2005 W, 3-1 H 2002 L, 2-3 A 1981 W, 3-2 A 2005 L, 1-3 A 2005 L, 1-3 A 2002 L, 3-0 H 1982 L, 2-3 A 2006 W, 3-1 A 2006 L, 1-3 A 2003 L, 0-3 A 1982 L, 0-3 H 2006 L, 1-3 H 2006 L, 2-3 H 2003 L, 1-3 H 1983 L, 0-3 A 2007 L, 1-3 H 2007 L, 0-3 H 2004 L, 0-3 H 1983 L, 0-3 H 2007 L, 0-3 A 2007 L, 1-3 A 2004 L, 0-3 A 1984 L, 0-3 H 2008 L, 0-3 A 2008 L, 0-3 A 2005 L, 0-3 A 1984 L, 0-3 A 2008 W, 3-2 H 2008 W, 3-1 H 2005 L, 1-3 H 1985 L, 0-3 H 2009 W, 3-0 H 2009 W, 3-2 H 2006 L, 0-3 H 1985 L, 0-3 A 2009 L, 1-3 A 2009 L, 1-3 A 2006 L, 0-3 A 1986 L, 0-3 H 2010 L, 0-3 H 2010 L, 2-3 H 2007 L, 0-3 A 1986 L, 0-3 A 2010 L, 1-3 A 2010 L, 1-3 A 2007 L, 0-3 H 1987 L, 0-3 H 2011 L, 0-3 A 2011 W, 3-2 A 2008 L, 0-3 H 1987 L, 0-3 A 2011 L, 1-3 H 2011 W, 3-0 H 2008 L, 1-3 A 1988 W, 3-0 H 2012 W, 3-1 H 2012 L, 1-3 A 2009 L, 0-3 A 1988 W, 3-0 A 2013 L, 2-3 H 2013 W, 3-2 H 2009 L, 1-3 H 1989 L, 0-3 A 2013 L, 0-3 A 2013 L, 0-3 A 2010 L, 1-3 A 1989 L, 1-3 H 2014 L, 1-3 A 2014 L, 2-3 A 2010 L, 0-3 H 1990 W, 3-0 H 2014 L, 2-3 H 2014 L, 2-3 H 2011 L, 0-3 A 1990 L, 2-3 A 2015 L, 2-3 H 2015 W, 3-0 H 2011 L, 0-3 H 1991 W, 3-0 A 2015 L, 1-3 A 2015 L, 1-3 A 2012 L, 0-3 H 1991 W, 3-0 H 2016 W, 3-0 A 2016 W, 3-0 A 2012 L, 1-3 A 1992 W, 3-1 H 2016 W, 3-2 H 2016 W, 3-1 H 2013 L, 1-3 H 1992 W, 3-0 A 2017 W, 3-1 A 2017 W, 3-1 H 2013 W, 3-2 A 1993 W, 3-0 A 2018 W, 3-2 A 2018 W, 3-0 A 2014 L, 0-3 H 1993 W, 3-1 H 2018 H 2018 H 2015 L, 0-3 A 1994 W, 3-1 H 2015 W, 3-0 H 1994 W, 3-1 A 2016 W, 3-0 H 1995 W, 3-0 A 2016 L, 0-3 A 1995 W, 3-1 H 2017 L, 1-3 A 1996 W, 3-0 H 2017 W, 3-0 H 1996 W, 3-0 A 2018 L, 1-3 A 1997 W, 3-1 A 2018 H 1997 W, 3-0 H 1998 W, 3-0 H 1998 W, 3-1 A 1999 W, 3-0 A 1999 W, 3-0 H 2000 W, 3-0 H 2000 W, 3-0 A 2001 W, 3-0 A 2001 W, 3-0 H

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Oregon State (49-42) Oregon State (cont.) USC (cont.) 1976 W, 3-0 N 2012 L, 1-3 A 2016 W, 3-2 H 1976 W, 2-0 N 2012 L, 1-3 H 2017 L, 1-3 A 1977 W, 3-0 N 2013 W, 3-2 A 2017 L, 0-3 H 1977 W, 2-1 N 2014 L, 1-3 A 2018 W, 3-2 H 1978 L, 0-2 N 2014 L, 1-3 H 2018 1978 W, 2-0 N 2015 W, 3-1 H 1978 W, 2-0 N 2015 W, 3-1 A 1978 W, 2-0 N 2016 W, 3-1 A 1979 L, 0-3 N 2016 L, 1-3 H 1979 W, 2-0 N 2017 L, 2-3 H 1979 L, 0-3 N 2017 L, 1-3 A 1980 L, 0-3 H 2018 H 1980 L, 0-3 H 1980 L, 1-2 N 1980 W, 3-1 H 1981 L, 1-3 H 1981 L, 1-3 A 1982 L, 1-3 A 1982 L, 1-3 H USC (15-50) 1983 L, 1-3 A 1978 W, 2-1 N 1983 L, 0-3 H 1986 W, 3-0 H 1984 L, 2-3 N 1986 W, 3-1 A 1984 L, 1-3 H 1987 L, 0-3 H 1984 L, 0-3 A 1987 L, 2-3 A 1985 L, 1-3 H 1988 L, 1-3 A 1985 L, 1-3 A 1988 W, 3-1 H 1986 W, 3-1 H 1989 L, 0-3 H 1986 L, 0-3 A 1989 L, 0-3 A 1987 W, 3-0 H 1990 L, 0-3 A 1987 W, 3-1 A 1990 L, 0-3 H 1988 W, 3-0 H 1991 L, 1-3 H 1988 W, 3-0 A 1991 L, 0-3 A 1989 W, 3-2 A 1992 L, 1-3 A 1989 L, 0-3 H 1992 W, 3-2 H 1990 L, 0-3 H 1993 W, 3-1 H 1990 W, 3-1 A 1993 L, 0-3 A 1991 W, 3-1 N 1994 L, 0-3 A 1991 L, 1-3 N 1994 W, 3-0 H 1991 W, 3-2 A 1995 W, 3-0 H 1991 W, 3-0 H 1995 L, 1-3 A 1992 W, 3-1 H 1996 L, 0-3 A 1992 W, 3-1 A 1996 W, 3-1 H 1993 L, 1-3 A 1997 W, 3-2 H 1993 W, 3-2 H 1997 L, 0-3 A 1994 W, 3-1 H 1998 W, 3-1 A 1994 W, 3-2 A 1998 L, 0-3 H 1995 W, 3-0 A 1999 L, 2-3 A 1995 W, 3-1 H 1999 L, 0-3 H 1996 W, 3-0 H 2000 L, 0-3 A 1996 W, 3-0 A 2000 L, 1-3 H 1997 W, 3-2 A 2001 L, 0-3 H 1997 W, 3-0 H 2001 L, 1-3 A 1998 W, 3-0 H 2002 L, 0-3 A 1998 W, 3-1 A 2002 L, 1-3 H 1999 L, 0-3 A 2003 L, 0-3 H 1999 W, 3-0 H 2003 L, 0-3 A 2000 W, 3-1 H 2004 L, 0-3 A 2000 W, 3-1 A 2004 W, 3-2 H 2001 L, 1-3 A 2005 L, 0-3 H 2001 W, 3-0 H 2005 L, 0-3 A 2002 W, 3-0 H 2006 L, 1-3 A 2002 W, 3-0 A 2006 L, 0-3 H 2003 L, 1-3 A 2007 L, 1-3 H 2003 L, 2-3 H 2007 L, 0-3 A 2004 L, 1-3 H 2008 L, 0-3 A 2004 L, 0-3 A 2008 L, 0-3 H 2005 L, 1-3 A 2009 W, 3-0 H 2005 L, 1-3 H 2009 L, 1-3 A Copyright©2018 Washington State University Athletics, All Rights Reserved. 2006 W, 3-2 H 2010 L, 0-3 H All images, logos, designs and other marks in this guide are trademarks owned by WashingtonState University Athletics 2006 W, 3-0 A 2010 L, 0-3 A and may not be reproduced unless permitted by an authorized WSU representative. 2007 L, 2-3 A 2011 L, 0-3 H 2007 W, 3-2 H 2011 L, 0-3 A 2008 L, 1-3 H 2012 L, 0-3 H 2008 W, 3-2 A 2012 L, 0-3 A 2009 W, 3-0 A 2013 L, 0-3 A 2009 W, 3-2 H 2013 W, 3-2 H 2010 L, 1-3 A 2014 L, 2-3 H 2010 L, 2-3 H 2014 L, 1-3 A 2011 W, 3-0 H 2015 L, 0-3 A 2011 L, 2-3 A 2015 L, 2-3 H 62 2018 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL Copyright©2018 Washington State University Athletics, All Rights Reserved. All images, logos, designs and other marks in this guide are trademarks owned by WashingtonState University Athletics and may not be reproduced unless permitted by an authorized WSU representative.