Seattle Pacific Volleyball

SEATTLE PACIFIC 2017

Coach Senior Abbie Hannah Wright Lautenbach VOLLEYBALL 2017 SCHEDULE Date Opponent (all-time series record) Time Aug. 31-Sept. 2 Hawaii Challenge / Honolulu Aug. 31 UC Colorado Springs (first meeting) 10:00 p.m. Sept. 1 at Hawaii Pacific (HPU 8-4) 10:00 p.m. Sept. 2 at Chaminade (SPU 11-5) 2:00 p.m. Sept. 2 Nebraska Kearney (SPU 1-0) 7:00 p.m. Sept. 7-9 West Region Challenge / Monmouth, Ore. Sept. 7 Chaminade 3:00 p.m. Sept. 8 Cal State East Bay (EB 1-0) 10:00 a.m. Sept. 8 Fresno Pacific (FPU 3-1) 5:30 p.m. Sept. 9 Cal State San Marcos (first meeting) 3:30 p.m.

Sept. 14 *Concordia-Portland (SPU 6-5) 7:00 p.m. Sept. 16 *Western Oregon (SPU 27-18) 7:00 p.m. Sept. 21 *at Alaska Fairbanks (SPU 37-12) 8:00 p.m. Sept. 23 *at Alaska Anchorage (SPU 28-23) 8:00 p.m. Sept. 26 *Saint Martin’s (SPU 52-5) 7:00 p.m. Sept. 28 *at Montana State Billings (SPU 27-11) 6:00 p.m. Oct. 5 *Northwest Nazarene (SPU 20-14) 7:00 p.m. Oct. 7 *Central Washington (CWU 37-35) 7:00 p.m. Oct. 12 *at Simon Fraser (SPU 27-14) 7:00 p.m. Oct. 14 *at Western Washington (WWU 44-26) 7:00 p.m. Oct. 19 *Alaska Anchorage 7:00 p.m. Oct. 21 *Alaska Fairbanks 7:00 p.m. Oct. 24 *at Saint Martin’s 7:00 p.m. Oct. 28 *Montana State Billings 7:00 p.m. Nov. 2 *at Central Washington 7:00 p.m. Nov. 4 *at Northwest Nazarene 6:00 p.m. Nov. 9 *Western Washington 7:00 p.m. Nov. 11 *Simon Fraser (Senior Day) 4:00 p.m. Nov. 16 *at Western Oregon 7:00 p.m. Nov. 18 *at Concordia-Portland 7:00 p.m.

* GNAC match Home matches in bold All times Pacific 2017 OPPONENTS

UC Colo. Springs Hawaii Pacific Chaminade Aug. 31, 10:00 p.m. Sept. 1, 10:00 p.m. Sept. 2, 2:00 p.m. Honolulu, Hawaii Honolulu, Hawai Honolulu, Hawaii Sept. 7, 3:00 p.m. / Monmouth, Ore. First meeting. All-time series: All-time series: HPU, 8-4. All-time series: SPU, 11-5. Current series streak: HPU won 2. Current series streak: SPU won 4. Last time: Hawaii Pacific 3, SPU 0 Last time: SPU 3, Chaminade 1 (Sept. 12, 2015 at Seattle). (Sept. 12, 2014 at San Rafael, Calif.). Nebraska Kearney Cal St. East Bay Fresno Pacific Sept. 2, 7:00 p.m. Sept. 8, 10:00 a.m. Sept. 8, 5:00 p.m. Honolulu, Hawaii Monmouth, Ore. Monmouth, Ore.

All-time series: SPU, 1-0. All-time series: CSEB, 1-0. All-time series: FPU, 3-1. Current series streak: SPU won 1. Current series streak: CSEB won 1. Current series streak: FPU won 1. Last time: SPU 3, Neb. Kearney 1 Last time: CSEB 3, SPU 1 Last time: FPU 3, SPU 1 (Sept. 2, 2005 at Seattle). (Sept. 14, 2013 at Hayward, Calif). (Sept. 13, 2014 at San Rafael, Calif.).

Cal St. San Marcos Concordia (Ore.) Western Oregon Sept, 9, 3:30 p.m. Sept. 14, 7:00 p.m. Sept. 16, 7:00 p.m. Monmouth, Ore. Brougham Pavilion Brougham Pavilion Nov. 18, 7:00 p.m. / Portland, Ore. Nov. 16, 7:00 p.m. / Monmouth, Ore. All-time series: First meeting. All-time series: SPU 8-3. All-time series: SPU 27-18. Current series streak: CU won 1. Current series streak: WOU won 1. Last time: Concordia 3, SPU 0 Last time: Western Oregon 3, SPU 1 (Oct. 20, 2016 at Portland). (Oct. 22, 2016 at Monmouth, Ore.).

Alaska Fairbanks Alaska Anchorage Saint Martin’s Sept. 21, 8:00 p.m. PT Sept. 23, 8:00 p.m. PT Sept. 26, 7:00 p.m. Fairbanks, Alaska Anchorage, Alaska Brougham Pavilion Oct. 21, 7:00 p.m. / Brougham Pav. Oct. 19, 7:00 p.m. / Brougham Pav. Oct. 24, 7:00 p.m. / Lacey, Wash. All-time series: SPU, 37-12. All-time series: SPU, 28-23. All-time series: SPU, 52-5. Current series streak: SPU won 1. Current series streak: UAA won 8. Current series streak: SPU won 30. Last time: SPU 3, Alaska Fairbanks 0 Last time: Alaska Anchorage 3, SPU 0 Last time: SPU 3, Saint Martin’s 0 (Nov. 19, 2016 at Seattle). (Nov. 17, 2016 at Seattle). (Nov. 1, 2016 at Lacey).

Mont. St. Billings NW Nazarene C. Washington Sept. 28, 6:00 p.m. PT Oct. 5, 7:00 p.m. Oct. 7, 7:00 p.m. Billings, Mont. Brougham Pavilion Brougham Pavilion Oct. 28, 7:00 p.m. / Brougham Pavilion Nov. 4, 6:00 p.m. PT / Nampa, Idaho Nov. 2, 7:00 p.m. / Ellensburg, Wash. All-time series: SPU, 27-11. All-time series: SPU, 20-14. All-time series: CWU, 37-35. Current series streak: MSUB won 1. Current series streak: NNU won 9. Current series streak: SPU won 1. Last time: Mont. St. Billings 3, SPU 0 Last time: NW Nazarene 3, SPU 1 Last time: SPU 3, C. Washington 2 (Nov. 5, 2016 at Billings). (Oct. 29, 2016 at Seattle). (Oct. 27, 2016 at Seattle).

Simon Fraser W. Washington Oct. 12, 7:00 p.m. Oct. 14, 7:00 p.m. Burnaby, B.C. Bellingham, Wash. Nov. 11, 4:00 p.m. / Brougham Pavilion Nov. 9, 7:00 p.m. / Brougham Pavilion All-time series: SPU, 27-14. All-time series: WWU 44-26. Current series streak: SFU won 1. Current series streak: WWU won 6. Last time: Simon Fraser 3, SPU 1 Last time: W. Washington 3, SPU 0 (Nov. 12, 2016 at Burnaby, B.C). (Nov. 10, 2015 at Bellingham). Seattle Pacific University Volleyball Information Head Coach: Abbie Wright (Biola ‘10) Women’s Volleyball Record at SPU: First season Overall record: First season 2017 Prospectus Coach’s office: 206-281-2263 E-mail: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Korrin Wild General Information Athletic Trainer: Jason Durocher (206) 281-2768 [email protected] Address: 3307 Third Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119 Founded: 1891 History Enrollment: 4,175 First year of women’s volleyball: 1986 Nickname: Falcons Colors: Maroon & White All-time record: 535-410 (.566). All-time GNAC record: 168-118 Affiliation: NCAA Division II (.587) Conference: Great Northwest Athletic Conference NCAA Tournaments (7): 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011 Home court: Brougham Pavilion (2,650) Last NCAA appearance: 2011 (1st round, lost in 4 to BYU-Hawaii) 3414 3rd Ave. W. (Corner of 3rd and Nickerson Street) Best NCAA finish: 3rd round (West finals/Sweet 16), 2010 President: Dr. Daniel J. Martin (Southern Nazarene) GNAC Championships (4): 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011 Athletic Dir.: Jackson Stava (Azusa Pacific ‘05) NAIA Tournaments (3): 1987, 1989, 1990 Athletic Department office: 206-281-2085 Fax: (206) 281-2266 Athletic Department Web Site: www.spufalcons.com 2016 Review Sports Info. Director: Dan Lepse (206-281-2741, [email protected]) Season record: 11-17 GNAC record: 7-13 (tie 7th) Mark Moschetti (206-281-2772, [email protected]) Volleyball SID: NCAA Tournament: DNQ Final ranking: NR

2017 Preview Starters returning: 5 + libero Total letterwinners returning: 11 Starters lost: 1 Total letterwinners lost: 2 Returning starters (5 + libero) No Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown (HS or last college) 2016 stats / honors 2 Colleen Hannigan OH 5-10 Sr Brentwood, CA (Heritage) 2.16 k / gm, 2.67 d / gm, 25 blocks 3 Gabby Oddo OH 5-9 So Rancho Cucamonga, CA (Alta Loma) All-GNAC HM, 3.41 k / gm, 3.34 d / gm, 21 blks. 4 Amanda Ganete L / DS 5-4 Jr Hillsboro, OR (Liberty) 4.82 d / gm 6 Hannah Lautenbach Opp 6-0 Sr Portland, OR (Westview) 2.42 k / gm, 2.87 d / gm, 82 blocks 7 Symone Tran S 5-8 Jr Portland, OR (Jesuit) All-GNAC HM, 10.59 ast / gm, 3.17 d / gm, 64 blk. 12 Shaun Crespi MB 6-2 Jr Camarillo, CA (Westlake) All-GNAC HM, 1.92 k / gm, 151 blocks (17 solo)

Other returning letterwinners (5) 5 Sophie Kuehl L / DS 5-3 Sr Vancouver, WA (Columbia. Riv. / USF) 1.98 d / gm, 26 aces 11 Molly Langdon S 5-8 Jr Irvine, CA (Northwood) Did not play as a sophomore 14 Nicole Tchabanov MB 6-2 So San Ramon, CA (California HS) 0.93 k / gm, 45 blocks 18 Mallie Donohoe OH 5-9 So Wildomar, CA (Elsinore) 1.77 k / gm, 1.27 d / gm 25 Katie Mansfield L / DS 5-1 So Lynnwood, WA (Lynnwood) 0.30 d / gm

Other returners (1) 9 Jaeden Hooker Opp / OH 5-9 So Phoenix, AZ (Mountain Pointe) Did not play as a freshman

Newcomers (4) Pos Ht Yr Hometown (HS or last college) Honors 1 Olivia Turner OH 5-10 Fr Phoenix, AZ (Basha) Arizona All-State honorable mention 2016 8 Maddie Batiste Opp / OH 5-10 Fr Portland, OR (Central Catholic) Oregon Class 6A Player of the Year 2016 17 Gabi Stegemoller MB 6-2 Fr West Linn, OR (Jesuit) Portland All-Metro 1st team 2016 22 Casey Kispert S 5-8 Fr Edmonds, WA (King’s) All-Cascade Conference 1st team 2015, 2016

Starters lost (1) 8 Abbey Lautenbach MB 5-11 So Not returning 1.43 k / gm, 41 blocks

Other letterwinners lost (2) 1 Madi Hommes MB 5-9 Graduated 2.14 k / gm 10 Lexi Biondi OH 5-10 Graduated 2.84 k / gm, 32 blocks

CONTENTS

Schedule / all-time series records Inside front cover Jaeden Hooker 14 2016 opponents 1 Molly Langdon 15 2016 prospectus / contents 2 Shaun Crespi 16 2016 forecast / Falcons history 3 Nicole Tchabanov 17 Seattle Pacific volleyball highlights 4 Mallie Donohoe 18 Meet the Falcons 5 Katie Mansfield 19 Coach Abbie Wright 6 Olivia Turner, Maddie Batiste 20 Assistant coaches 7 Gabi Stegemoller, Casey Kispert 21 Colleen Hannigan 8 2016 SPU statistics (all matches) 22 Gabby Oddo 9 2016 SPU statistics (GNAC matches) 23 Amanda Ganete 10 Through the Years with SPU volleyball 24-25 Sophie Kuehl 11 Record book 26 Hannah Lautenbach 12 Player quick ID Inside back cover Symone Tran 13 Team photo, roster Back cover 2017 FALCONS FORECAST The Seattle Pacific Falcons are ready to serve up a new era of volleyball in 2017. And they have the returning experienced talent to do so in fine fashion. With coach Chris Johnson having retired this past January after 12 years at the helm, Abbie Wright has taken charge of the SPU program, looking to keep the team on an upward trend that saw an improvement in the win column last season and the chance for even more this fall. Among the 16 players on the squad list are three 2016 All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference honorable mention picks: junior middle blocker Shaun Crespi, junior setter Symone Tran, and sophomore outside hitter Gabby Oddo. The 6-foot-2 Crespi racked up 151 total blocks in 2016, an average of 1.42 per set that ranked No. 2 in the conference and No. 5 in all of Division II. That last time an SPU player had that many in a single season was 1992, when Tosca Lindberg recorded 193. Crespi also pounded 204 kills and hit .230, tops among the team’s regular attackers. Tran earned 1,085 assists (10.24 per set). She was the first Falcon to top 1,000 in a season since Shelby Swanson finished with 1,105 in 2012. Tran also had 336 digs, the second-highest total on the team, and recorded 16 assist-dig double-doubles. Oddo was leading the way on offense for Seattle Pacific with 242 kills (3.41 per set) when she went down with a season-ending injury on Oct. 15 and was sidelined for the final 10 matches. However, her total still ranked second on the team, and her average wound up No. 4 in the GNAC. Other starters returning for the Falcons are senior outside / opposite Hannah Lautenbach, senior outside hitter Colleen Hannigan, and junior libero Amanda Ganete. Lautenbach led SPU in total kills with 256 (2.42 per set) and also had 304 digs (2.87) and 82 blocks. Her block total was second on the team. Lautenbach can and has played every position across the net. Hannigan finished with 149 kills (2.16) and 184 digs (2.67). She stepped up in a big way after Oddo’s injury, with four matches of double-digit kills and three kill-dig double-doubles in the final month of the season. Ganete came up with a team-high 511 digs (4.82 per game) and also was a solid server with 16 aces. Speaking of defense and serving senior Sophie Kuehl is a solid producer in both departments. She led the team with 26 aces, and added 204 digs. Also back for SPU are junior setter Molly Langdon, sophomore middle blocker Nicole Tchabanov, sophomore outsides Mallie Donohoe and Jaeden Hooker, and sophomore libero / defensive specialist Katie Mansfield. Maddie Batiste, a 5-foot-10 opposite / outside, heads a class of four freshmen. Batiste was the Class 6A (large school) Oregon Player of the Year in 2016 after leading Central Catholic High School of Portland to the state championship. Joining Batiste in their first year of college volleyball are 5-10 outside hitter Olivia Turner (an Arizona all-state honorable mention pick), 6-2 middle blocker Gabi Stegemoller (a Portland All-Metro first-teamer, and 5-8 setter Casey Kispert (a two-time Cascade Conference first-teamer).

GNAC PRESEASON COACHES POLL

Team (1st-place votes) 2016 record (GNAC) Points 1. Alaska Anchorage (5) 34-3 (19-1, 1st) 110 2. Western Washington (3) 23-8 (17-3, 2nd) 109 3. Northwest Nazarene (3) 22-7 (13-7, T4th) 106 4. Central Washington 17-12 (13-7, T4th) 89 5. Simon Fraser 21-8 (14-6, 3rd) 77 6. Concordia 15-13 (11-9, 6th) 67 7. Western Oregon 10-17 (7-13, T7th) 50 8. Seattle Pacific 11-17 (7-13, T7th) 46 9. Saint Martin’s 6-18 (2-18, T10th 26 10. Alaska Fairbanks 3-24 (2-18, T10th) 25 11. Montana State Billings 7-23 (5-15, 9th) 21 Points awarded on 11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis. FALCONS HISTORY Good things on the volleyball court have come in bunches for the Seattle Pacific Falcons. Twice, they have won consecutive Great Northwest Athletic Conference championships: 2005 and 2006, then 2010 and 2011. All four of those titles guaranteed a trip to the NCAA Division II West Regionals, and the Falcons had a school-record three straight Regional appearances from 2009-11. Overall, Seattle Pacific has been to the NCAAs seven times, the last five with coach Chris Johnson. The Falcons have put four GNAC titles onto the banner in Brougham Pavilion, and five conference crowns altogether. The other one came in the Pacific West Conference (2000). SPU also won that conference’s West Division title in 1998. For their first five seasons (1986-90), the Falcons were part of NAIA District 1. In 1991, they moved up to NCAA D-2 and joined the Continental Divide Conference. That circuit, then with five teams, became the Pacific West in 1992. Seattle Pacific stayed there until joining with nine other Pac West schools to form the GNAC in time for the 2001 season. Of the 30 seasons that SPU has been on the volleyball court, 14 have ended with 20 or more victories, including four straight from 1998 to 2001. In 2000, the Falcons forged a 20-match winning streak that took them all the way to the NCAA tournament with coach Kellie Radloff (formerly Kellie Ryan). That first-ever NCAA appearance was followed by another in 2001. The 2010 team set multiple school records, including best winning percentage (.897) and most consecutive wins to start the season (16) on the way to a final mark of 26-3 and a first-ever appearance in the West Region title match. Coach JoAnn Atwell-Scrivner started SPU’s volleyball program in 1986. When she stepped down after the 1999 campaign, she had a 260-223 record. Ex-Falcons player Radloff took over, and began her tenure with those back-to-back NCAA Tournament seasons, going 24-6 in 2000 and 20-8 in 2001. She coached through the end of the 2004 schedule, finishing with an 83-51 overall record.

SEATTLE PACIFIC VOLLEYBALL HIGHLIGHTS ■ 7 NCAA tournament berths. ■ 3 straight NCAA West Regional appearances (2009-10-11). ■ NCAA West Regional finalist in 2010. ■ 4 GNAC titles (2005-06-10-11). ■ 3 NAIA tournaments (1987-89-90). ■ 5 All-American players, most recently Anna Herold in 2011. ■ 13 All-West Region players, most Shelby Swanson and Anna Herold in 2011. ■ 4 GNAC Freshmen of the Year, most recently Nikki Lowell in 2010. ■ 3 GNAC Newcomers of the Year, most recently Amber Johnson in 2009. ■ 8 Academic All-District players, most recently Madi Cavell in 2014. ■ 2 Academic All-Americans, most recently Jenna Von Moos in 2006. ■ Since the inception of the GNAC, the Falcons are 161-105 in conference play, and 240-164 overall. ■ Chris Johnson 4-time GNAC Coach of the Year, most recently in 2011. ■ Won 500th match in program history, 3-1 at Western Washington, on Oct. 24, 2013. MEET THE

FALCONS COACH ABBIE WRIGHT

When the calendar flipped to 2017, the idea of moving to Seattle to become a head volleyball coach for the first time was nowhere on Abbie Wright’s radar. Just seven weeks after the new year began, a new chapter in Wright’s life began when she was named the new head coach at Seattle Pacific. “I think it’s going to be a great fit,” said Wright, who was the 2015 NAIA Assistant Coach of the Year at Biola University in Los Angeles. “I feel like it’s a place where the culture of the program and the environment have been set up really well by Chris Johnson. It’s a place that has great kids and competitive volleyball. Seeing the location and the quality of the school – it’s everything I would want to be a part of.” She becomes just the fourth head coach in the 31-year history of the program. Wright served the past four seasons as an assistant to head coach Aaron Seltzer at Biola, which is transitioning to NCAA Division II and will join the Pacific West Conference this fall. During her first year in 2013, the Eagles reached the NAIA national title match before falling short of University of Texas-Brownsville. Biola returned to the tournament in 2014, 2015, and 2016. Their overall record during those four seasons with Wright as an assistant coach was 115-24. The 2014 campaign included a share of the Golden State Athletic Conference title. In 2015, the program achieved its first-ever No. 1 national ranking. It was after that year when Wright earned the American Volleyball Coaches Associa- tion / NAIA Southwest Region and National Assistant Coach of the Year Award. Following the 2016 season, she was named to AVCA’s “30 Under 30” list. That honor recognizes top coaches across all levels of the game who are age 30 or younger. “I think being a young coach, I’m ready to grow alongside my players,” Wright said. “I’m a student of the game, and that’s something I really take pride in, constantly searching for the best way to do things. I’m prepared to work hard and stay a student of the game, and to grow, and get better in my coaching style.” A setter during her days on the court, Wright still owns the Biola records for most matches played (143), most sets played (508), and service aces (182). Her teams made it to NAIAs all four years, advancing the semifinals in 2007 and 2008, and to the quarterfinals in 2010. Wright graduated in 2010 with a degree in sociology, and minors in mathematics and Biblical studies. She was recruited by SPU before ultimately deciding to attend Biola. “It’s kind of cool now that I’m coming back to coach there,” she said. Wright appeared in 143 matches for the Eagles, an all-time record. She also owns the program records for sets played (508) and aces (182). In addition to the all-time records, Wright led her team in hitting percentage, assists, and service aces at various points throughout her career. She was a two-time NAIA and GSAC scholar-athlete, and a two-time GSAC Player of the Week. ASSISTANT COACH KORRIN WILD

Korrin Wild is starting her first year at Seattle Pacific after playing four years at Fresno State and has served as that school’s director of volleyball operations for the past two seasons. As an outside hitter from 2010-13 at Fresno State, Wild ranked among program’s top 10 all-time for kills, digs, service aces, and sets played. She was an All-Mountain West first-team selection as a senior in 2013, and made the All-Western Athletic Conference second team as a sophomore in 2011. She later played professionally for a year in France. Wild served as an interim assistant coach for Fresno State for one season before focusing her attention full-time on the director of volleyball operations position, aspects of which included budgeting, recruiting, and serving as an academic advisor. “Not only was she a decorated and very experienced player, she is someone who also knows how to coach very well,” SPU head coach Abbie Wright said. “For being as skilled as she is, she knows how to teach the game, and she understands the strategy behind it. Korrin is a very personable individual and relates really well with people.”

ASSISTANT COACH KIN YUN

Kin Yun is starting his seventh season at Seattle Pacific – and he definitely is a long way from home. Yun is a native of Quincy, Mass., and graduated from Rivier College in Nashua, N.H., with a business administration degree in 2004. As a player for Rivier, an NCAA Division III school, Yun could put the ball down or set it up. He was the first player in school history to have 1,000 career kills, and is still the only Rivier player to finish with more than 1,000 kills and 1,000 assists. Yun also served as an assistant coach at Rivier for one season. He was inducted into the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Hall of Fame in 2010. Yun was the New England Player of the Year for high school boys volleyball as a senior at North Quincy, and was a three-time all-conference player. He currently coaches with Club Wahine in Seattle. Yun would like to visit China with his parents to get a better understanding of their childhood and visit the village in which they grew up.

ASSISTANT COACH CAROLYN FARNY

Carolyn Farny is in her third year as a volunteer assistant coach at SPU. However, she brings ample coaching experience to the team. The native of Fort Wayne, Ind., is a graduate of the University of Washington. She has coached for various periods of time since 2002, having worked at UW camps and also with the Seattle-based Cascade Volleyball Club. At Concordia Lutheran High School, Farny was named the Fort Wayne Volleyball Player of the Year as a senior, and was a two-time Indiana All-State selection. She also made her mark as a basketball player and as a student. On the court, she set school records for most rebounds in a season and career. In the classroom, she earned a perfect 4.0 grade-point average. Farny then headed west to join the Huskies, and was on the 2005 team that won the NCAA national championships. She has lived in Switzerland for six months as an au pair. In addition to volleyball, Farny enjoys watching football and gymnastics. 2 COLLEEN HANNIGAN BRENTWOOD, CALIF.

OUTSIDE HITTER | 5-10 | SENIOR | HERITAGE HS

SPU: Three-year letterwinner. ... GNAC All-Academic in 2015 and 2016.

Junior (2016): Played in 22 matches with 20 starts, totaling 69 games. ... Started season with a then-career high 14 digs against Concordia Irvine on Sept. 2 in the Concordia Irvine Labor Day Classic, more than doubling her previous best of 8. ... The following day in a match against UC San Diego, had her first college double-digit kills performance with 10. ... Recorded first double-double with career highs of 16 kills and 15 digs on Sept. 8 against Hawaii Hilo in the D2 West Region Showcase at Cal State Dominguez Hills. ... Recorded four career highs on Sept. 9 against Dominguez Hills: 4 service aces, 1 solo block, 4 block assists, and 5 total blocks. ... Set another career high for digs with 20 at home vs. Central Washington on Oct. 27. ... Set single-season bests by wide margins in every major stat category except solo blocks (and in that one, tied with 1). ... Stepped up in a big way after freshman Gabby Oddo went down with a season-ending knee injury on Oct. 15. In the final 10 matches, had four in double-digit kills and six in double-digit digs.

Sophomore (2015): Played 20 matches, with one start, totaling 39 games. ... In season-opener CAREER HIGHS against Molloy on Sept. 4, had a career-best eight kills, and hit .800 (8 kills-0 errors-10 attacks). ... In that same match, registered her first collegiate solo block and block assist. ... The next day Kills:16 (2x) vs. CWU 10/27/16 50 vs. CWU 10/27/16 against Lewis, logged career highs for attacks (30) and digs (6). Attacks: Hitting: .800 8-0-10 vs. Molloy 9/4/15 Freshman (2014): Played 10 matches, totaling 18 games. ... In a match at Alaska Anchorage Assists: 1 (6x) vs. UAA 11/17/16 on Sept. 22, tied career with 3 kills, and set career highs with 9 attacks and 3 digs. Aces: 4 vs. Dmgz. Hills 9/9/16 Digs: 20 vs. CWU 10/27/16 1 (2x) Heritage High School: Blk. solo: All-League 1st team three years. ... All-East Bay 2nd team as a vs. Dmgz. Hills 9/9/16 senior in 2013. Blk. ast.: 4 vs. Dmgz. Hills 9/9/16 Total blk: 5 vs. Dmgz Hills 9/9/16 Personal: Colleen Shelby Hannigan. ... Born Aug. 23, 1996. ... Business major.

Fun facts: If not volleyball, would like to play tennis or badminton. ... Most memorable volleyball moment was getting 22 kills in a section playoff match as a sophomore in 2011.

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2014 18 6 4 18 .111 0 2 4 0 0 0 7.0 2015 39 30 32 134 -.015 1 0 26 1 3 4 32.5 2016 60 149 79 617 .113 5 9 184 1 24 25 171.0 TOT 117 185 115 769 .091 6 11 214 2 27 29 210.0 3 GABBY ODDO ALTA LOMA, CALIF.

OUTSIDE HITTER | 5-9 | SOPHOMORE | ALTA LOMA HS

SPU: One-year letterwinner. ... All-GNAC honorable mention in 2016.

Freshman (2016): Started all 18 matches and all 71 games she played prior to going down with a season-ending knee injury in Game 5 at home against Western Washington on Oct. 15. ... Finished with 242 kills, ranking No. 4 all-time among SPU freshmen. ... Prior to the injury, was a threatening to beat the all-time Falcon freshman record of 352 kills, set in 1998. ... Her 3.41 kills per game average ranked No. 4 in the GNAC. ... Started her career with a double-double of 14 kills and 11 digs at Concordia Irvine on Sept. 2 in the Labor Day Classic on that school’s home court. ... Had 13 double-doubles for the season, including three in her four matches at Irvine. ... Had career highs of 20 kills, a .348 hitting percentage (20-4-46) and 22.5 points at Alaska Fairbanks on Sept. 15. ... Came up with a career-high 32 digs against WWU on Oct. 15 before the injury happened.

Alta Loma High School: Mt. Baldy League MVP as a senior in 2015. ... All-California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) 1st team in 2014 and 2015. ... All-Mt. Baldy League 1st team as a junior in 2014. ... Saugus Tournament All-Tournament team in 2014 and 2015. CAREER HIGHS

Personal: Gabrielle Ann Oddo. ... Born May 7, 1998. ... Business major. Kills: 20 at UAF 9/15/16 Attacks: 72 (2x) at NNU 9/29/16 Hitting: .348 Fun facts: Started playing volleyball as a freshman in high school. Played soccer for six 20-4-46 at UAF 9/15/16 years prior to that. ... Favorite sport to watch is tennis. ... Asked about the dumbest movie she Assists: 3 vs. WWU 10/15/16 ever saw, says “I like just about every movie.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down is “The Best Aces: 3 vs. Dmgz. Hills 9/9/16 of Me” by Nicholas Sparks. ... Favorite junk food is BBQ pop chips. ... Favorite healthy food Digs: 32 vs. WWU 10/15/16 1 vs. WWU 10/15/16 is artichokes. ... is “Scandal.” ... Does not have a favorite sports team, but Blk. solo: Favorite TV program Blk. ast.: 4 vs. Azusa 9/10/16 favorite athlete is volleyball player Kerri Walsh Jennings. ... Easiest subject in school is math. Total blk: 4 vs. Azusa 9/10/16 ... Toughest subject is English. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be Whitney Houston “because she was an awesome singer and I would want her to sing for me.” She would serve spaghetti “because that is the best meal ever.” ... If she could be any action hero or heroine, would be Iron Man “because he gets to fly and shoot with his hands, and he gets to be rich and live in a skyscraper.” ... Her friends call her Gabs. ... In 10 years, plans to be involved in business in some way and perhaps starting a family. ... Wants to travel to the Philippines; her grandma is from there.

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2016 71 242 93 816 .183 14 15 287 1 20 21 268.0 TOT 71 242 93 816 .183 14 15 287 1 20 21 268.0 4 AMANDA GANETE HILLSBORO, ORE.

LIBERO | 5-4 | JUNIOR | LIBERTY HS

SPU: Two-year letterwinner. ... GNAC All-Academic in 2016.

Sophomore (2016): Played in all 28 matches, and all 106 games. ... Set a career-high for digs five times: 18 in the season-opening match at Concordia Irvine on Sept. 2, then the next day against UC San Diego, both at the Concordia Irvine Labor Day Classic. Had 28 one week later against Azusa Pacific in the D2 West Region Showcase, 29 on Oct. 5 at home against Montana State Billings, and 30 on Oct. 15 at home vs. Western Washington. ... Had double-digit digs in 24 of the 28 matches, topping 20 in exactly half of those. ... Was credited with her first college kill on Sept. 24 at home against Concordia-Portland. ... Had team-leading 511 digs for the season, a 4.82 average that ranked NO. 5 in the GNAC. ... Logged her 200th, 300th, 400th, 500th, and 600th career digs.

Freshman (2015): Played in 27 of the 28 matches, starting 12, and 93 of the 96 games, missing one match due to illness. ... Became a steady presence at libero, coming up with 183 digs. Also emerged as a solid server with 18 aces, and was the only Falcon with more aces than service errors. ... Had a career-high 11 digs on Oct. 10 at home against Montana State Billings. CAREER HIGHS ... Served a career-high four aces on Sept. 4 against Dixie State. Kills:1 (2x) vs. CWU 10/27/16 2 (2x) vs. Hilo 9/9/16 Liberty High School (Hillsboro, Ore.): Attacks: Was part of Northwest Oregon Conference Hitting: 1.000 (2x) championship team that placed 6th in the Class 5A state tournament in 2011. ... All-NWOC 2nd 1-0-1 vs. CWU 10/27/16 team as junior and senior; honorable mention as freshman and sophomore. ... Team captain Assists: 7 (2x) vs. WWU sophomore and senior years. ... Volleyball Athletic Scholar Award all four years. ... Also played 10/15/16 tennis, and was varsity captain as a sophomore and junior. ... Tennis Athletic Scholar Award Aces: 4 vs. Dixie 9/4/15 Digs: 30 vs. WWU 10/15/16 three years. ... Away from athletics, was involved in leadership, honor society, and student council. Blk. solo: 1 vs. Dixie 9/4/15 Blk. ast.: 0 Personal: Amanda Lauren Ganete. ... Born Aug. 23, 1997. ... Biology and psychology major, Total blk: 1 vs. Dixie 9/4/15 with an eye toward pre-med.

Fun facts: In addition to high school volleyball, also played in national tournaments with the Oregon Juniors Volleyball Academy team. ... If not playing volleyball, she would do gymnastics “because I love the freedom, risk, and intensity of the sport.” ... Dumbest movie she has ever seen is “Mean Girls 2.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “Looking for Alaska” by John Green. ... Favorite junk foods are french fries, cotton candy, ice cream, and anything chocolate. ... If she could be any action hero or heroine, she would be Superman “because he has superhuman strength, super speed, can fly, has X-ray vision, heat vision, wind and freeze breath, super hearing and sight, and resistance to basically everything. That’s top-notch.” ... In 10 years, plans to be married and finishing up med school, and also would like to take a mission trip.”

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2015 93 0 0 4 .000 9 18 183 1 0 1 19.0 2016 106 2 2 12 .000 66 16 511 0 0 0 18.0 TOT 199 2 2 16 .000 75 34 694 1 0 1 37.0 5 SOPHIE KUEHL VANCOUVER, WASH.

LIBERO | 5-3 | SENIOR | COLUMBIA RIV. HS / U. SAN FRAN.

SPU: Two-year letterwinner, three years with the program. ... SPU Most Inspirational in 2016. ... GNAC All-Academic in 2015 and 2016.

Junior (2016): Played in all 28 matches as a defensive and serving specialist, with 5 starts, totaling 103 of the 106 games. ... Tied career high with 16 digs at Northwest Nazarene on Sept. 29. ... Served up a career-high 5 aces at Alaska Fairbanks on Sept. 15. ... Led the team with 26 aces for the year. ... Had double-digit digs in 12 of the 28 matches, including 9 of the last 12 in the season. ... Topped 200 digs in a season for the first time, finishing with 204. That included the 300th and 400th of her career.

Sophomore (2015): Played in all 28 matches, starting 10, and saw action in 95 of the 96 total games. ... Came up with 199 digs, the fourth-highest total on the team, and delivered 19 service aces, the second-best Falcon total. ... Had a career-high 16 digs at home against Northwest Nazarene on Oct. 17. ... Put down her first collegiate kill on Sept. 17 at Simon Fraser.

2014 (at SPU): Redshirted. CAREER HIGHS

Freshman (2013 at University of San Francisco): Played in 42 games, coming up with Kills: 1 (2x) vs. UAF 10/27/16 Attacks: 2 vs. UAF 11/19/16 42 digs. Hitting: 1.000 (2x) 1-0-1 at WWU 9/19/15 Columbia River High School: Earned All-Greater St. Helens League 1st team, All-Region Assists: 3 at WWU 9/19/15 1st team, and All-State 2nd team honors as a senior in 2012, her only season as a Chieftain. Aces: 5 at UAF 9/15/16 ... Had a 75-dig match as a senior and set the school’s single-season digs record. Team Most Digs: 16 (2x) at NNU 10/27/16 Blk. solo: 0 Inspirational Award winner. ... Washington Interscholastic Activities Association All-Academic. ... Blk. ast.: 0 Columbia River academic honor roll. Total blk: 0

King’s Way Christian: Three-time Trico 1A All-League 1st team. ... All-State 2nd team as a sophomore and junior. ... Three-time team MVP. ... Three-time WIAA All-Academic. ... King’s Way academic honor roll all three years.

Personal: Sophie Rae Kuehl. ... Born Aug. 18, 1995. ... Communications major.

Fun facts: Two older sisters also played volleyball. ... Favorite junk food is Oreo cookies. ... In 10 years, wants to be working as a sideline reporter and anchor for a major sports network, preferably somewhere on the West Coast. ... Enjoys singing, traveling, shopping, and going to the beach.

STATISTICS Yr GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Dig BS BA Tot Pts 2013* 42 0 1 1 -1.000 3 1 42 0 0 0 1.0 2014^ 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2015 95 2 1 3 .333 8 19 199 0 0 0 21.0 2016 103 2 1 3 .333 11 26 204 0 0 0 28.0 TOT 240 4 3 7 .142 22 46 445 0 0 0 50.0 * Played 2013 at University of San Francisco. ^ Redshirted 2014 at SPU. 6 HANNAH LAUTENBACH PORTLAND, ORE.

OUTSIDE HITTER / OPPOSITE | 6-0 | SENIOR | WESTVIEW HS

SPU: Three-year letterwinner. ... SPU co-MVP in 2016. ... JoAnn Atwell-Scrivner Ambassador Award in 2016. Junior (2016): Started all 28 matches and played all 106 games. ... Topped the 500 career mark in three stat categories: points (Sept. 8 at Cal State Dominguez Hills), digs (Oct. 1 at Central Washington), and kills (Oct. 4 at home vs. Saint Martin’s, setting up match point in the process). ... Had a career-high double-double of 20 kills and 21 digs on Sept. 29 at Northwest Nazarene. That was the first time since 2009 that a Falcon player topped 20 in both categories. ... Logged back-to-back double-doubles in the first two home matches of the year: 10 kills and 10 digs vs. Western Oregon on Sept. 22, followed by 13 kills and 14 digs vs. Concordia on Sept. 24. ... Had 7 double-doubles for the season, putting her at 11 for her career. ... Her 256 kills (2.42 per game) was tops on the team. ... In addition to kills, set single-season career highs in hitting percent (.136), assists (16), aces (19), digs (304), total blocks (81) and points (316.5). Sophomore (2015): Started all 28 matches and was on the court for 95 of the 96 total games. ... Slammed 247 kills, the second-highest total on the team. ... Had 232 digs, third-best total for the Falcons. ... Recorded three double-doubles, one of which was 19 kills (career high) CAREER HIGHS and 20 digs (tied career high) in a five-gamer at Simon Fraser on Sept. 17. ... Set a career high with 62 attacks at home on Oct. 17 against Northwest Nazarene, finishing with 17 kills and Kills: 20 at NNU 9/29/16 17 digs. ... Had a career-high nine total blocks at home against Alaska Fairbanks on Oct. 29, Attacks: 62 at NNU 10/17/15 including two solos, also a career high. ... Moved past 300 career kills, 300 career digs, 100 Hitting: .615 career blocks, and 400 career points. 8-0-13 vs.Dixie 9/6/14 Assists: 2 (6x) at SFU 11/12/16 Freshman (2014): Played in 25 of the 26 matches, starting 23, and totaling 94 of the 99 Aces: 3 at UAA 9/17/16 games. ... Had 63 blocks, the third-highest total on the team, an average of 0.67 per game. ... Digs: 21 at NNU 9/29/16 Pounded 120 kills, with a career-high 10 against Alaska Fairbanks in a five-game victory on Oct. Blk. solo: 2 (2x) vs. CU-Port. 9/24/16 18. ... Played an error-free match against Dixie State on Sept. 6 and hit a career-high .615 with Blk. ast.: 8 vs. Chaminade 8 kills on 13 attacks. ... Recorded a career-high 8 block assists against Chaminade on Sept. 12. 9/12/14 ... Came up with a career-high 20 digs in a five-gamer at Simon Fraser on Oct. 23. ... Scored her Total blk: 9 vs. UAF 10/29/15 100th career point on Oct. 9 at Northwest Nazarene. ... Hammered 100th kill on Nov. 1 against Montana State Billings. Westview High School: All-League 1st team as an all-around player in 2014. ... All-League 3rd team as middle blocker in 2013. ... 8th at state in the Oregon Class 6A (large school) triple jump in 2013. Personal: Hannah Mishel Lautenbach. ... Born March 31, 1996. ... Debating between nursing or education as a major. Fun facts: If not playing volleyball, would play soccer. ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “Hunger Games.” ... Favorite junk food is Doritos or sour gummy worms. ... Favorite TV program is “Modern Family.” ... In 10 years, wants to be working as a teacher or nurse. ... While on a hiking trip in California’s Joshua Tree National Park in the spring of 2014, was attacked by a jumping cacti. “After 20 minutes of my dad prying out all 30 needs from my ankle with pliers, I now have a good story to tell -- and permanent scars to prove it.”

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2014 94 120 74 440 .105 4 3 126 1 62 63 155.0 2015 95 247 130 891 .131 9 15 232 5 65 70 299.5 2015 106 256 130 924 .136 16 19 304 1 81 82 316.5 TOT 295 623 334 2255 .128 29 37 662 7 208 215 771.0 7 SYMONE TRAN PORTLAND, ORE.

SETTER | 5-8 | JUNIOR | JESUIT HS

SPU: Two-year letterwinner. ... All-GNAC honorable mention in 2016. ... GNAC All-Academic in 2016. Sophomore (2016): Started all 28 matches and all 106 games. ... Posted a team-leading 16 double-doubles, all assist-dig. ... Racked up 1,085 assists for the season, the first Falcon to top the millennium mark since 2012, when Shelby Swanson had 1,105. ... Earned her 1,000th career assist late in SPU’s three-game sweep of Humboldt State on Sept. 7 in the D2 West Region Showcase at Cal State Dominguez Hills. ... Set a then-career high 55 assists on Sept. 29 at Northwest Nazarene, tied it two nights later at Central Washington, then broke it with 58 on Oct. 15 at home (along with a career-high 35 digs) against Western Washington. ... Prior to that, broke career high for digs in two other matches: 21 in the season opener against Concordia Irvine on Sept. 2 (old mark was 17), then 24 vs. Azusa Pacific on Sept. 9 at Dominguez Hills. ... With her 58 assists against Western, pushed her season average to 10.04 per game -- the first time she had been in double digits since the very first match of her career in 2015. Kept it above 10.00 for the rest of the season, finishing at 10.24 to rank No. 6 in the GNAC and lift her career average to 9.63. CAREER HIGHS Freshman (2015): Started all 27 matches she played, totaling 93 games. Only match she missed was due to illness. ... Racked up a team-leading 832 assists, an average of 8.95 per Kills: 5 vs. HPU 9/12/15 match. Both totals ranked No. 5 in the GNAC. ... Hit the 50-assist mark for the first time on Attacks: 13 vs. WWU 10/15/16 Sept. 17 at Simon Fraser, when she finished with 51. ... Had back-to-back matches of 50-plus, Hitting: 1.000 starting with a career-high 53 on Oct. 10 at home against Montana State Billings. ... Ranked 5-0-5 vs. HPU 9/12/15 second on the team with 234 digs. ... Logged 13 assist-dig double-doubles. ... Also had 30 total Assists: 58 vs. WWU 10/15/16 blocks, with five solos. Aces: 3 (2x) vs. Humboldt 9/8/16 Jesuit High School: Helped lead Crusaders to a 31-0 season and the Oregon Class 6A Digs: 35 vs. WWU 10/15/16 state championship in 2014. Jesuit won 81 of 83 games as Tran had 1,078 assists (12.4 per Blk. solo: 2 (2x) vs CU-Port. 9/24/16 game), 149 digs, and 39 service aces. ... All-Metro League 1st team and All-State Tournament Blk. ast.: 6 vs. Simon 10/13/16 1st team in 2014. ... Also played on 2012 state championship team. ... All-Metro League Total blk: 7 vs. CU-Port. 9/24/16 All-Around 1st team in 2013. ... Candidate on National Player of the Year watch list in 2014. Personal: Symone Bao-Vi Tran. ... Born May 18, 1997. ... Biology or biology-psychology major, with the intention of enrolling in medical school. Fun facts: In addition to volleyball, also enjoys track & field. ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Nacho Libre.” ... Books she just couldn’t put down were all of the John Green books, “The Hunger Games,” and the “Divergent” trilogy. ... Favorite junk foods are Cheetos and Dr. Pepper. ... Favorite TV programs are “Are You the One?”, “Awkward,” “So You Think You Can Dance,” and “New Girl.” ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be actor Ansel Elgort “because he is gorgeous, a really good actor, and seems like a pretty cool guy.” They would have takeout “because I can’t cook that well.” ... In 10 years, hopes to have graduated from medical school and be in the second year of her residency. ... Would like to visit Taiwan and participate in the Festival of the Floating Lanterns.

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2015 93 17 14 71 .042 832 11 234 5 25 30 45.5 2016 106 32 15 107 .159 1085 16 336 4 60 64 82.0 TOT 199 49 29 178 .112 1917 27 570 9 85 94 127.5 9 JAEDEN HOOKER PHOENIX, ARIZ.

OUTSIDE HITTER | 5-9 | R-FRESHMAN | CORONA DEL SOL / MOUNTAIN POINTE HS

SPU: One year with the program.

Freshman (2016): Did not play in a match.

Corona Del Sol High School: Helped team advance to the Arizona Division 1 state tournament quarterfinals in 2015. ... Played previously at Mountain Pointe High School.

Personal: Jordan Mae Hooker. ... Born Nov. 18, 1997. ... Communications major.

Fun facts: Has been playing volleyball for seven years. ... If not for volleyball, would want to do track. ... Favorite sport to watch is football. ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Napoleon Dynamite.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “Divergent.” ... Favorite junk food is Cheeto Puffs. ... Favorite healthy food is hummus and cucumbers. ... Favorite sports team is the Los Angeles Lakers. ... Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant. ... Easiest subject in school is history. ... Toughest subject is math. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, she CAREER HIGHS would invite Beyonce “because she’s a powerful figure for women.” She would serve take-out. ... If she could be any action hero or heroine, would be Iron Man “because of his suit’s ability to Kills: 0 communicate with his suit, and that it can attach to his body from anywhere, and because of his Attacks: 0 0 technology.” ... In 10 years, plans to be having a successful career in sports communications. Hitting: Assists: 0 Aces: 0 Digs: 0 Blk. solo: 0 Blk. ast.: 0 Total blk: 0

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2016 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOT 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 11 MOLLY LANGDON IRVINE, CALIF.

SETTER | 5-8 | JUNIOR | NORTHWOOD HS

SPU: One-year letterwinner. Two years with the program.

Sophomore (2016): Did not play in a match.

Freshman (2015): Played in seven matches with one start, totaling 15 games. ... Her start came on Oct. 15 at home against Central Washington when regular starter Symone Tran was out with an illness. Responded with a career-high 24 assists. ... Also had her first collegiate kill in the CWU match.

Northwood High School: All-Pacific Coast League 1st team in 2014. ... Team MVP. ... Coaches Award winner. ... Scholar-Athlete.

Personal: Molly Jean Langdon. ... Born June 14, 1996. ... Communications major.

Fun facts: Two older siblings -- Brittany (women’s soccer, Class of 2013) and Kendall (volleyball, Class of 2015) -- also were student-athletes at SPU. Kendall, like Molly, was a setter. CAREER HIGHS ... If not for volleyball, would play tennis. ... Dumbest movie she has ever seen was “Dumb and Dumber.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “The Hobbit.” ... Favorite junk food Kills: 1 vs. CWU 10/15/15 is Nutella on waffles. ... Favorite TV program is “House Hunters International.” ... Favorite Attacks: 3 vs. CWU 10/15/15 psych-up music for a big match is anything by Beyonce’. ... If she could invite anyone to Hitting: .333 dinner, it would be Beyonce’ “because I love her music,” Brian Reegan “because he is hilarious” 1-0-3 vs. CWU 10/15/15 and Simon Cowell “because he’s funny, too.” Dinner would be flank steak, potatoes, and Greek Assists: 24 vs. CWU 10/15/15 Aces: 0 salad. ... In 10 years, plans to be a mom and working as an ESPN sportscaster. ... Loves going Digs: 5 vs. UAA 10/31/15 on mission trips, because “whether it’s building homes or giving toys to children in need, the Blk. solo: 0 smiles that shine on their faces are unforgettable.” Blk. ast.: 0 Total blk: 0

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2015 15 1 1 5 .000 69 1 11 0 0 0 2.0 2016 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOT 15 1 1 5 .000 69 1 11 0 0 0 2.0 12 SHAUN CRESPI CAMARILLO, CALIF.

MIDDLE BLOCKER | 6-2 | JUNIOR | WESTLAKE HS

SPU: Two-year letterwinner. ... SPU Most Improved in 2015. ... All-GNAC honorable mention in 2016. ... D2 West Region Showcase All-Tournament team in 2016. ... GNAC Defensive Player of the Week for Oct. 10-15, 2016.

Sophomore (2016): Played in all 28 matches, with 26 starts, and all 106 games. ... Had a team-leading 151 total blocks, tied for the second-highest total in the GNAC, just 3 behind leader Sabrina Wheelhouse of Central Washington. It was the first time since 2013 that a Falcon had more than 100 blocks for a season. ... Her 1.42 per-game average also was No. 2 in the GNAC. ... Career-high 11 total blocks vs. Hawaii Hilo on Sept. 9. ... Also had career highs in most every major stat category: 17 kills and 28 attacks (both vs. Western Washington on Oct. 15), .550 hitting percentage (12-1-20) at Simon Fraser on Nov. 12, and 4 service aces, along with 4 digs (both vs. Concordia-Portland on Sept. 24). ... Recorded a single-season-best 204 kills. ... Led team (among the regular attackers) with a .230 hitting percentage. ... Earned D2 West Region Showcase All-Tournament honor with 28 total blocks, 7 more than anyone else in the tournament at Cal State Dominguez Hills. ... Named the GNAC Defensive Player of the Week after 10 block assists in a homecourt sweep of Simon Fraser on Oct. 13, followed by the 17 kills (and a .500 CAREER HIGHS hitting percentage) in a five-gamer against Western Washington two nights later. Kills: 17 vs. WWU 10/15/16 Freshman (2015): Played in 26 of the 28 matches (missing two due to injury) and was on the Attacks: 28 vs. WWU 10/15/16 floor for 88 of the 96 total games. ... Among the regular attackers, finished as SPU’s leading hitter Hitting: .550 at .197, totaling 150 kills. ... Also was the team’s leading blocker with 80, including 11 solos. ... 12-1-20 at SFU 11/12/16 Her first college double-double was 10 kills and 10 block assists -- both career highs -- at home Assists: 1 vs. Hilo 9/9/16 Aces: 4 vs. CU-Port. 9/24/16 on Oct. 29 against Alaska Fairbanks. ... Just two nights later, hit a career-best .500 (6 kills-1 error- Digs: 4 vs. CU-Port. 9/24/16 10 attacks) against Alaska Anchorage in Brougham Pavilion. ... Her three solo blocks at home Blk. solo: 3 vs. St.Mar. 11/3/15 against Saint Martin’s on Nov. 3 was a single-match high for SPU in 2015. Blk. ast.: 10 vs. UAF 10/29/15 Total blk: 11 vs. Hilo 9/9/16 Westlake High School: Earned three varsity letters. ... All-Marmonte League 2nd team in 2014. ... Part of two league championship teams.

Personal: Shaun Elizabeth Crespi ... Born May 11, 1997. ... Biology major.

Fun facts: Volleyball has been her only sport. ... Dumbest movie she has ever seen is “Robber.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “The Kite Runner.” ... Favorite junk food is ice cream. ... Favorite TV program is “The Walking Dead.” ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be Ellen DeGeneres “because she is very funny and smart, and she makes a difference. We would have sushi.” ... In 10 years, plans to be working in a police department crime lab.

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2015 88 150 73 391 .197 3 3 9 11 69 80 198.5 2015 106 204 87 508 .230 1 8 21 17 134 151 296.0 TOT 194 354 160 899 .216 4 11 30 28 203 231 494.5 14 NICOLE TCHABANOV SAN RAMON, CALIF.

MIDDLE BLOCKER | 6-2 | SOPHOMORE | CALIFORNIA HS

SPU: One-year letterwinner.

Freshman (2016): Played in 13 matches with 12 starts totaling 46 games. ... On the first day of her college career, had 7 kills, 5 total blocks and hit .385 against Concordia Irvine, followed by 7 kills, 1 blocks, and .429 hitting vs. Azusa Pacific in the Concordia Irvine Labor Day Classic. ... Recorded 17 blocks in four matches at the D2 West Region Showcase on the Cal State Dominguez Hills campus from Sept. 7-8. Included was a carer-high 7 vs. Hawaii Hilo. ... Matched that with 7 at Alaska Fairbanks on Sept. 15.

California High School: East Bay Athletic League honorable mention as a senior in 2015. ... Scholar-Athlete award and Coaches’ Award in 2015.

Personal: Nicole Katreen Tchabanov. ... Born Oct. 2, 1998. ... Business / information systems major.

Fun facts: Started playing volleyball as a freshman in high school. ... If not for volleyball, CAREER HIGHS would play basketball. ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Cabin in the Woods.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “Paper Towns” by John Green. ... Favorite junk food is potato Kills: 9 at UAF 9/17/16 chips. ... Favorite healthy foods are yogurt and granola. ... Favorite TV program is “American Attacks: 15 (2x) at UAF 9/17/16 Horror Story.” ... Favorite sports team is the Golden State Warriors. .. Favorite athlete is Hitting: .429 volleyball player David Lee. ... Easiest subject in school is psychology. ... Toughest subject is 7-1-14 at Azusa 9/2/16 statistics. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be Ellen DeGeneres “because every Assists: 0 Aces: 0 time she talks, she says something hilarious.” She would serve mac and cheese. ... If she could Digs: 2 at CU-Irvine 9/2/16 be any action hero or heroine, would be Spiderman “because his strength and wall-crawling Blk. solo: 2 at UAF 9/15/16 powers would come in handy.” ... Her friends call her Chabs. ... In 10 years, plans to be Blk. ast.: 7 vs. Hilo 9/9/16 working as a manager at a high-tech company. ... Has traveled to many places in Europe, That Total blk: 7 vs. Hilo 9/9/16 includes two weeks in Rostov, Russia, visiting her grandparents in the house where her mother grew up.

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2016 46 43 27 121 .132 1 0 5 1 44 45 66.0 TOT 46 43 27 121 .132 1 0 5 1 44 45 66.0 18 MALLIE DONOHOE WILDOMAR, CALIF.

OUTSIDE HITTER | 5-9 | SOPHOMORE | ELSINORE HS

SPU: One-year letterwinner.

Freshman (2016): Played in 9 matches totaling 22 games. ... Had career highs of 11 kills and 39 attacks at home against Western Oregon on Sept. 24. ... Came up with a career-high 9 digs on Sept. 10 against Azusa Pacific in the D2 West Region Showcase.

Elsinore High School: Sunbelt League MVP in 2015. Elsinore team MVP in 2015. ... Elsinore Female Athlete of the Year in 2015-16. ... Lake Elsinore Unified School District Citizen of the Year in 2015-16. ... All-Sunbelt League 1st team as a junior in 2014. ... Two-year varsity captain. ... Four-year All-Academic selection.

Personal: Mallie Erin Donohoe. ... Born Dec. 18, 1997. ... Business major.

Fun facts: Has been playing volleyball for five years. ...If not for volleyball, would have tried swimming or water polo. ... Favorite sport to watch is “an intense basketball game.” ... Dumbest movie she ever saw is “Master of Disguise” (but she also calls it her favorite). ... CAREER HIGHS Book she just couldn’t put down was “The Cellar” by Natasha Preston. ... Favorite junk food is “all kinds of chips.” ... Favorite healthy food is Greek salad. ... Favorite TV program is “The Kills: 11 vs. CU-Port. 9/24/16 Office.” ...Favorite sports team is the San Diego (now Los Angeles) Chargers. ... Favorite Attacks: 39 vs. CU-Port. 9/24/16 athlete is quarterback Phillip Rivers. ... Easiest subject in school is English. ... Toughest sub- Hitting: .107 ject is math, “but that was before I found statistics.” ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it 8-5-28 vs. Hilo 9/8/16 would be Steve Carrell “because he seems like he is a genuinely funny and kind human Assists: 0 Aces: 0 being.” She would serve pizza. ... If she could be any action hero or heroine, she would be Digs: 9 vs. Azusa 9/9/16 Spiderman, saying, “I met him at Universal Studios when I was 7, and have been in love ever Blk. solo: 0 since.” ... Her friends call her Malpal. ... Loves rock climbing and biking. ... Says she hasn’t Blk. ast.: 1 (5x) always taken many risks, “but I’m really hoping to change that in the next few years. I want to try at WOU 10/22/16 something, fail, and learn how to get back up with grace.” Total blk: 1 (5x) at WOU 10/22/16

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2016 22 39 34 180 .028 0 0 28 0 5 5 41.5 TOT 22 39 34 180 .028 0 0 28 0 5 5 41.5 25 KATIE MANSFIELD LYNNWOOD, WASH.

LIBERO | 5-1 | SOPHOMORE | LYNNWOOD HS

SPU: One-year letterwinner.

Freshman (2016): Played in 10 matches with 2 starts totaling 27 games, primarily as a serving specialist. ... First college ace came with SPU facing match point against Azusa Pacific, down 14-12 in Game 5 on Sept. 10 at the D2 West Region Showcase. The Falcons went on to win that match-deciding game, 17-15. ... Finished with 3 aces for the season.

Lynnwood High School: All-Wesco 1st team as a senior in 2015. ... All-area 2nd team in 2015. ... Lynnwood co-MVP in 2015.

Personal: Katie Raynae Mansfield. ... Born March 6, 1998. ... Business and photography major. ... Father graduated from SPU in 1991. ... Sister, two years older, also attends SPU.

Fun facts: Also has done gymnastics. ... Favorite sport to watch is football. ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Mean Girls 2.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “The CAREER HIGHS Storyteller” by Jodi Picoult. ... Favorite junk food is Hot Cheetos. (Says that’s also her favorite healthy food.) ... Favorite TV program is “New Girl.” ... Favorite sports team is the Seattle Kills: 0 Seahawks. ... Favorite athlete is Earl Thomas III. ... Easiest subject in school is math. ... Attacks: 0 Toughest subject is Spanish. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be her dog, Hitting: .0 Lucy “because she has been on a diet recently and I want to give her a real meal -- maybe a Assists: 0 nice steak.” ... If she could be any action hero or heroine, would be Bilbo Boggins “because Aces: 1 (3x) vs. St. Mar. 11/1/16 I have always wanted to be a hobbit.” ... Nickname (as per her uncle) is Little Lightning. ... Has Digs: 2 (2x) vs. NNU 10/29/16 Blk. solo: 0 always wanted to tour around Israel and also the places Jesus visited, according to the Bible. “It Blk. ast.: 0 would be breathtaking to walk the paths that Jesus and his disciples did.” Total blk: 0

STATISTICS Year GP K E TA Pct. Ast Ace Digs BS BA TB Pts 2016 27 0 0 0 .028 0 3 8 0 0 0 3.0 TOT 27 0 0 0 .028 0 3 8 0 0 0 3.0 MEET THE NEWCOMERS

1 OLIVIA TURNER PHOENIX, ARIZ.

OUTSIDE HITTER | 5-11 | FRESHMAN | BASHA HS

Basha High School: Arizona D1 All-State as a senior in 2016. ... Helped Bears reach state quarterfinals in 2016.

Personal: Olivia Anne Turner. ... Born Aug. 12, 1999. ... Nursing major.

Fun facts: Started playing volleyball as a high school freshman. ... Also has done softball, track, basketball, and gymnastics. ... If not for volleyball, would play softball, which she did for 10 years before dropping it for volleyball upon getting to high school. ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Kong.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “Something Like Fate” by Susane Colasanti. ... Favorite junk food is hot Cheetos. ... Favorite healthy food is kiwi and raspberry Acai bowls. ... Favorite TV program is “OITNB” on Netflix. ...Favorite sports team is the United State national volleyball team. ... Favorite athlete is U.S. national team volleyball player Destiny Hooker. ... Her dream car is a Mercedes G wagon. ... Loves to shop for clothes and makeup. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be Beyonce “just because of how iconic her role is in life. I would ask about her ways to success and key points she shares with others about her career.” She would serve a gourmet breakfast platter. ... Her friends call her Liv or Livi. ... In 10 years, plans to be living in her own house and working in a hospital as a nurse or being an OB GYN nurse. ... Was born in Vancouver, B.C., and is French Canadian. ... Visited Germany, London, and Paris when she was 13, and says the favorite part of the trip was going to the top of the Eiffel Tower.

8 MADDIE BATISTE PORTLAND, ORE

OPPOSITE / OUTSIDE | 6-0 | FRESHMAN | CENTRAL CATHOLIC HS

Central Catholic High School: Oregon Player of Year and Class 6A Mount Hood Conference Player of the Year as a senior in 2016. ... Helped Rams wins 6A Oregon state championship in 2016, and finish 2nd at state in 2013, 2014, and 2015. ... All-Conference 1st team in 2015 and 2016. ... All-Conference 2nd team in 2014.

Personal: Madilyn Grace Batiste. ... Born March 28, 1999. ... Will major in psychology or physical therapy.

Fun facts: Has played volleyball for 10 years prior to SPU, and that has been her only sport. ... If not for volleyball, says she probably would play basketball. ... Favorite sport to watch is football. ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Alvin & The Chipmunks.” .. Book she just couldn’t put down was “The Fault in Our Stars.” ... Favorite junk food is pizza. ... Favorite healthy food is almonds. ... Favorite TV program is “The Fosters.” ... Favorite sports team is the Golden State Warriors. ... Favorite athlete is Golden State’s Steph Curry. ... Her dream car is a Range Rover. ... Loves to shop for shoes. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be Steph Curry “because he is truly amazing,” and would cook whatever he wanted. ... If she could be any action hero or heroine, would be Invisible Girl from “The Incredibles.” ... Her friends call her Madz or Maddie. ... In 10 years, plans to be delivering babies for a living. ... Has taken several trips to Canada, and calls it “my favorite place in the world.” MEET THE NEWCOMERS

17 GABI STEGEMOLLER WEST LINN, ORE.

MIDDLE BLOCKER | 6-2 | FRESHMAN | JESUIT HS

Jesuit High School: Helped Crusaders win 2014 and 2015 Class 6A (large-school) Oregon state championship, and place 4th in 2016. ... Team also won the Portland Metro League title in 2014, 2015, and 2016. ... All-Metro 1st team in 2016. ... Won team Most Inspirational and Coaches’ Award in 2016. ... Metro League academic all-star in 2016. ... Played on 1st-place team at 2015 Nike Tournament of Champions. ... Won Directors’ Award for her club team in 2015.

Personal: Gabi Rene Stegemoller. ... Born Sept. 4, 1998. ... Nursing major. Fun facts: Has played volleyball for nine years prior to SPU. ... If not for volleyball, would play basketball, because she played that sport when she was younger and it has a similar team aspect to volleyball. ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was “Jack and Jill.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “If I Stay” by Gayle Forman. ... Favorite junk food is chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream. ... Favorite healthy food is avocados. ... Favorite TV program is “Grey’s Anatomy.” ... Favorite athlete is volleyball player Kerri Walsh. ... Her dream car is a Range Rover. ... Loves to shop for shoes. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be Beyonce “because she is an amazing performer, and we could have our birthday dinner together.” She would serve sushi. ... If she could be any action hero or heroine, would be Superman “because it would be pretty cool to be able to fly.” ... Her friends call her Gibbi. ... In 10 years, plans to be a nurse practitioner, but is not yet sure of what specialty. ... Wants to travel, but has never traveled outside the United States. Says she would like to be a nurse overseas for a couple of years before settling down.

22 CASEY KISPERT EDMONDS, WASH.

SETTER | 5-8 | FRESHMAN | KING’S HS

King’s High School: Helped the Knights place 2nd at Class 1A (small school) Washington state tournament in 2015 and 5th in 2016. ... All-Cascade Conference 1st team in 2015 and 2016. ... Two-year team captain. ... Also played on basketball team that won state 1A title in 2015, and placed 2nd in 2014 and 2016. ... Made All-Cascade 2nd team. ... Served as team captain.

Personal: Casandra Jean Kispert. ... Born March 3, 1999. ... Communications major. ... Father (Craig) and mother (Deri) both attended SPU.... Deri (then Paulson) was one of Seattle Pacific’s original players in 1986 and played four seasons, still ranking No. 2 on the team’s career assists list (3,789). ... Craig is SPU’s Vice President of Business & Finance.

Fun facts: Played volleyball for 9 years prior to SPU. ... Basketball was favorite sport through sophomore year in high school. ... Dumbest movie she ever saw was “The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl.” ... Book she just couldn’t put down was “Love Does” by Bob Goff. ... Favorite junk food is Sour Patch Kids. ... Favorite healthy food is watermelon. ... Favorite TV program is “Friday Night Lights.” .. Favorite sports team is the Denver Broncos. ... Favorite athlete is Steph Curry. ... Her dream car is a Range Rover Evoque. ... Loves to shop for athletic wear, yoga pants, and shoes. ... If she could invite anyone to dinner, it would be ESPN reporter MIchelle Beadle “because I want the same career she is in, and I would be curious to see if she would have any advice for me.” She would serve calzone “ ... If she could be any action hero, would be The Hulk “because he is super-strong and smashes.” ... Her friends call her Case. ... In 10 years, wants to be into sports broadcasting and starting a family of her own. ... Went to Africa in summer of 2016 and went swimming at the source of the Nile River. Even though the river has alligators and snakes “which is totally freaky, we still jumped in and swam around, and it was super-fun.” 2016 COMBINED STATISTICS - ALL MATCHES

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL MATCHES...... (11-17) ( 6-4 ) ( 2-10) ( 3-3 ) CONFERENCE...... ( 7-13) ( 6-4 ) ( 1-9 ) ( 0-0 ) NON-CONFERENCE...... ( 4-4 ) ( 0-0 ) ( 1-1 ) ( 3-3 )

|------ATTACK------| |--SET---| |----SERVE----| |--DIG---| |------BLOCKING------| ## STATS SUMMARY S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG D/S BS BA Total B/S BE BHE ------5 Kuehl,Sophie 103 2 0.02 1 3 .333 11 0.11 26 36 0.25 6 204 1.98 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 Hommes,Maddi 7 15 2.14 6 34 .265 1 0.14 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 3 3 0.43 2 0 12 Crespi,Shaun 106 204 1.92 87 508 .230 1 0.01 8 14 0.08 0 21 0.20 17 134 151 1.42 9 0 3 Oddo,Gabby 71 242 3.41 93 816 .183 14 0.20 15 13 0.21 13 237 3.34 1 20 21 0.30 1 1 8 Lautenbach,Abbey 54 77 1.43 41 216 .167 2 0.04 9 18 0.17 0 23 0.43 5 36 41 0.76 7 0 7 Tran,Symone 106 32 0.30 15 107 .159 1085 10.24 16 21 0.15 2 336 3.17 4 60 64 0.60 4 16 10 Biondi,Lexi 73 207 2.84 113 684 .137 1 0.01 3 7 0.04 6 47 0.64 3 29 32 0.44 1 1 6 Lautenbach,Hannah 106 256 2.42 130 924 .136 16 0.15 19 20 0.18 15 304 2.87 1 81 82 0.77 5 1 14 Tchabanov,Nicole 46 43 0.93 27 121 .132 1 0.02 0 0 0.00 0 5 0.11 1 44 45 0.98 5 0 2 Hannigan,Colleen 69 149 2.16 79 617 .113 5 0.07 9 23 0.13 14 184 2.67 1 24 25 0.36 2 1 18 Donohoe,Mallie 22 39 1.77 34 180 .028 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 4 28 1.27 0 5 5 0.23 0 0 25 Mansfield,Katie 27 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 3 10 0.11 0 8 0.30 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 4 Ganete,Amanda 106 2 0.02 2 12 .000 66 0.62 16 10 0.15 36 511 4.82 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 TEAM 3 SEATTLE PACIFIC..... 106 1268 11.96 629 4223 .151 1203 11.35 124 173 1.17 99 1908 18.00 33 436 251.0 2.37 36 21 Opponents...... 106 1387 13.08 667 4299 .167 1323 12.48 99 161 0.93 124 2021 19.07 42 356 220.0 2.08 33 52

TEAM STATISTICS SPU OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATTEND ------ATTACK...... # Sep 02 at Concordia CA L 1-3 25-21,19-25,24-26,20-25 88 Kills...... 1268 1387 # Sep 02 vs Azusa Pacific W 3-0 25-16,25-22,25-18 90 Errors...... 629 667 # Sep 03 vs Colorado Christian L 0-3 15-25,22-25,20-25 54 Total Attacks..... 4223 4299 # Sep 03 vs UC San Diego L 1-3 22-25,17-25,26-24,21-25 60 Attack Pct...... 151 .167 @ Sep 07 vs Humboldt State W 3-0 29-27,28-26,25-17 210 Kills/Set...... 12.0 13.1 @ Sep 08 at CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0 25-19,25-19,25-18 210 SET...... @ Sep 08 vs Hawai`i at Hilo L 2-3 25-27,22-25,25-18,25-22,12-15 182 Assists...... 1203 1323 @ Sep 09 vs Azusa Pacific W 3-2 24-26,25-22,25-23,12-25,17-15 182 Attempts...... 3962 4082 * Sep 15 at Alaska Fairbanks L 2-3 23-25,25-23,21-25,25-18,14-16 331 Assist Pct...... 304 .324 * Sep 17 at #12 Alaska Anchorage L 0-3 18-25,20-25,25-27 1281 Assists/Set...... 11.3 12.5 * Sep 22 WESTERN OREGON W 3-0 25-22,25-17,25-19 112 SERVE...... * Sep 24 CONCORDIA (OREGON) L 2-3 25-21,23-25,23-25,25-16,8-15 140 Aces...... 124 99 * Sep 29 at Northwest Nazarene L 2-3 18-25,25-27,25-21,25-21,6-15 319 Errors...... 173 161 * Oct 01 at Central Washington L 2-3 21-25,25-21,17-25,25-20,10-15 549 Attempts...... 2314 2328 * Oct 04 SAINT MARTIN’S W 3-0 25-22,25-21,25-15 72 Serve Pct...... 925 .931 * Oct 06 MONTANA ST. BILLINGS W 3-1 25-16,25-21,23-25,25-19 94 Aces/Set...... 1.2 0.9 * Oct 13 SIMON FRASER W 3-0 25-22,25-20,25-11 103 SERVE RECEPTIONS.... * Oct 15 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 2-3 13-25,29-31,26-24,25-22,8-15 171 Errors...... 99 124 * Oct 20 at Concordia (Oregon) L 0-3 14-25,24-26,22-25 104 Errors/Set...... 0.9 1.2 * Oct 22 at Western Oregon L 1-3 19-25,18-25,25-20,22-25 156 Attempts...... 2165 2139 * Oct 27 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 3-2 25-19,23-25,25-21,18-25,15-7 122 Reception Pct...... 954 .942 * Oct 29 NORTHWEST NAZARENE L 1-3 25-17,18-25,18-25,18-25 116 DEFENSE...... * Nov 01 at Saint Martin’s W 3-0 25-16,25-22,25-19 105 Digs...... 1908 2021 * Nov 05 at Montana St. Billings L 0-3 24-26,16-25,23-25 401 Digs/Set...... 18.0 19.1 * Nov 10 at #18 Western Washington L 0-3 20-25,22-25,15-25 262 BLOCKING...... * Nov 12 at Simon Fraser L 1-3 13-25,25-23,16-25,18-25 150 Block Solo...... 33 42 * Nov 17 ALASKA ANCHORAGE L 0-3 21-25,26-28,21-25 91 Block Assist...... 436 356 * Nov 19 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 3-0 25-22,25-14,25-13 174 Total Blocks...... 251.0 220.0 Blocks/Set...... 2.4 2.1 # Concordia Irvine Labor Day Classic (Irvine, Calif.) Block Errors...... 36 33 @ D2 West Region Volleyball Showcase (Carson, Calif.) Ball handling errors 21 52 * GNAC ATTENDANCE...... Total...... 1195 3956 Dates/Avg Per Date 10/120 12/330 Neutral site #/Avg 6/130 Current win streak 1 - Home win streak... 1 -

2016 INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES 2016 TEAM SUPERLATIVES KILLS: 20 Gabi Oddo at Alaska Fairbanks, Sept. 15 KILLS: 73 vs. Western Washington, Oct. 15 20 Hannah Lautenbach at Northwest Nazarene, Sept. 29 ATTACKS: 242 vs. Western Washington, Oct. 15 ATTACKS: 72 Gabi Oddo (2x) vs. Azusa, Sept. 9; at NNU, Sept. 29 ASSISTS: 70 vs. Western Washington, Oct. 15 HITTING: .550 (12-1-20) Shaun Crespi at Simon Fraser, Nov. 12 DIGS: 133 vs. Western Washington, Oct. 15 ASSISTS: 58 Symone Tran vs. Western Washington, Oct. 15 ACES: 9 at Concordia Irvine, Sept. 2 DIGS: 35 Symone Tran vs. Western Washington, Oct. 15 9 vs. Concordia-Portland, Sept. 24 ACES: 5 Sophie Kuehl at Alaska Fairbanks, Sept. 15 BLOCKS: 19.0 vs. Hawaii Hilo, Sept. 8 BLOCKS: 11 (2-9) Shaun Crespi vs. Hawaii Hilo, Sept. 8 BLOCK SOLO: 2 Shaun Crespi vs. Hilo, Sept. 8; Nicole Tchabanov at Alaska Fairbanks, Sept. 15; Hannah Lautenbach / Symone Tran vs. CU-Port., Sept. 24 BLK. AST.: 10 Shaun Crespi vs. Simon Fraser, Oct. 13 2016 COMBINED STATISTICS - GNAC MATCHES

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL MATCHES...... ( 7-13) ( 6-4 ) ( 1-9 ) ( 0-0 ) CONFERENCE...... ( 7-13) ( 6-4 ) ( 1-9 ) ( 0-0 ) NON-CONFERENCE...... ( 0-0 ) ( 0-0 ) ( 0-0 ) ( 0-0 )

|------ATTACK------| |--SET---| |----SERVE----| |--DIG---| |------BLOCKING------| ## STATS SUMMARY S K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SE SA/S RE DIG D/S BS BA Total B/S BE BHE ------5 Kuehl,Sophie 76 2 0.03 1 3 .333 9 0.12 20 27 0.26 6 196 2.58 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 Hommes,Maddi 7 15 2.14 6 34 .265 1 0.14 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 3 3 0.43 2 0 12 Crespi,Shaun 76 156 2.05 61 382 .249 0 0.00 8 12 0.11 0 18 0.24 10 95 105 1.38 8 0 7 Tran,Symone 76 27 0.36 10 86 .198 805 10.59 7 14 0.09 2 233 3.07 4 40 44 0.58 3 16 3 Oddo,Gabby 41 138 3.37 57 469 .173 10 0.24 9 10 0.22 5 138 3.37 1 12 13 0.32 1 1 8 Lautenbach,Abbey 54 77 1.43 41 216 .167 2 0.04 9 18 0.17 0 23 0.43 5 36 41 0.76 7 0 6 Lautenbach,Hannah 76 195 2.57 93 686 .149 13 0.17 9 14 0.12 10 230 3.03 0 57 57 0.75 2 1 4 Ganete,Amanda 76 2 0.03 1 7 .143 43 0.57 8 8 0.11 29 373 4.91 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 10 Biondi,Lexi 68 203 2.99 109 668 .141 1 0.01 3 6 0.04 6 45 0.66 3 29 32 0.47 1 1 2 Hannigan,Colleen 42 91 2.17 44 374 .126 5 0.12 3 19 0.07 10 124 2.95 0 12 12 0.29 0 1 14 Tchabanov,Nicole 16 12 0.75 9 31 .097 1 0.06 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.12 0 16 16 1.00 2 0 18 Donohoe,Mallie 10 18 1.80 17 78 .013 0 0.00 0 1 0.00 1 13 1.30 0 2 2 0.20 0 0 25 Mansfield,Katie 24 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 2 9 0.08 0 7 0.29 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 TEAM 2 SEATTLE PACIFIC..... 76 936 12.32 449 3034 .161 890 11.71 78 138 1.03 71 1402 18.45 23 302 174.0 2.29 26 20 Opponents...... 76 971 12.78 443 3024 .175 927 12.20 71 118 0.93 78 1448 19.05 32 280 172.0 2.26 23 39

TEAM STATISTICS SPU OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATTEND ------ATTACK...... * Sep 15 at Alaska Fairbanks L 2-3 23-25,25-23,21-25,25-18,14-16 331 Kills...... 936 971 * Sep 17 at #12 Alaska Anchorage L 0-3 18-25,20-25,25-27 1281 Errors...... 449 443 * Sep 22 WESTERN OREGON W 3-0 25-22,25-17,25-19 112 Total Attacks..... 3034 3024 * Sep 24 CONCORDIA (OREGON) L 2-3 25-21,23-25,23-25,25-16,8-15 140 Attack Pct...... 161 .175 * Sep 29 at Northwest Nazarene L 2-3 18-25,25-27,25-21,25-21,6-15 319 Kills/Set...... 12.3 12.8 * Oct 01 at Central Washington L 2-3 21-25,25-21,17-25,25-20,10-15 549 SET...... * Oct 04 SAINT MARTIN’S W 3-0 25-22,25-21,25-15 72 Assists...... 890 927 * Oct 06 MONTANA ST. BILLINGS W 3-1 25-16,25-21,23-25,25-19 94 Attempts...... 2726 2761 * Oct 13 SIMON FRASER W 3-0 25-22,25-20,25-11 103 Assist Pct...... 326 .336 * Oct 15 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 2-3 13-25,29-31,26-24,25-22,8-15 171 Assists/Set...... 11.7 12.2 * Oct 20 at Concordia (Oregon) L 0-3 14-25,24-26,22-25 104 SERVE...... * Oct 22 at Western Oregon L 1-3 19-25,18-25,25-20,22-25 156 Aces...... 78 71 * Oct 27 CENTRAL WASHINGTON W 3-2 25-19,23-25,25-21,18-25,15-7 122 Errors...... 138 118 * Oct 29 NORTHWEST NAZARENE L 1-3 25-17,18-25,18-25,18-25 116 Attempts...... 1641 1655 * Nov 01 at Saint Martin’s W 3-0 25-16,25-22,25-19 105 Serve Pct...... 916 .929 * Nov 05 at Montana St. Billings L 0-3 24-26,16-25,23-25 401 Aces/Set...... 1.0 0.9 * Nov 10 at #18 Western Washington L 0-3 20-25,22-25,15-25 262 SERVE RECEPTIONS.... * Nov 12 at Simon Fraser L 1-3 13-25,25-23,16-25,18-25 150 Errors...... 71 78 * Nov 17 ALASKA ANCHORAGE L 0-3 21-25,26-28,21-25 91 Errors/Set...... 0.9 1.0 * Nov 19 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 3-0 25-22,25-14,25-13 174 Attempts...... 1536 1503 Reception Pct...... 954 .948 * GNAC DEFENSE...... Digs...... 1402 1448 Digs/Set...... 18.4 19.1 BLOCKING...... Block Solo...... 23 32 Block Assist...... 302 280 Total Blocks...... 174.0 172.0 Blocks/Set...... 2.3 2.3 Block Errors...... 26 23 Ball handling errors 20 39 ATTENDANCE...... Total...... 1195 3658 Dates/Avg Per Date 10/120 10/366 Neutral site #/Avg 0/0 Current win streak 1 - Home win streak... 1 - FALCONS THROUGH THE YEARS

THE COACHES

LEFT: JoAnn Atwell-Scrivner 1986-99 (260-223) CENTER: Kellie Ryan (Radloff) 2000-04 (83-51) RIGHT: Chris Johnson 2005-2016 (192-136)

THE STATISTICAL LEADERS

NANCY ALYSSA ANNA BEST GIVEN HEROLD 1986-89 2004-07 2008-11 Most kills: Most sets 1,454 played: Most aces: Most digs: 496 188 2,316

TOSCA GAYLENE JENNA LINDBERG MACDONALD VON MOOS 1989-92 1987-88 2003-06

Most Best hitting Most assists: blocks: percentage: 4,009 773 .349 FALCONS THROUGH THE YEARS THE ALL-AMERICANS THE FACTS & FIGURES

MATCH First: vs. Northwest College (Sept. 16, 1986). Most recent: vs. Fairbanks (Nov. 19, 2016)

WIN First: 3-0 vs. Northwest College (15-3, 15-1, 15-12) Sept. 16, 1986. 100th:3-2 vs. San Francisco (9-15, 15-7, 15-7, 11-15, 15-8) Sept. 7, 1991 200th:3-1 vs. Billings (15-3, 15-2, 15-12, 12-15, 15-13) Nov. 14, 1996. 300th: 3-1 vs. NW Nazarene (30-18, 23-30, 30-16, 30-22) Oct. 27, 2001. 400th: 3-0 vs. Fairbanks (30-20, 30-21, 30-22) Oct. 25, 2007. 500th: 3-1 at W. Wash. (27-25, 18-25, 25-22, 25-23) Oct. 24, 2013. Most recent: 3-0 vs. Fairbanks (25-22, 25-14, 25-13, Nov. 19, 2016)

CONFERENCE TITLE TOP LEFT: Nami Teramae, 1995 First: 1998 (Pacific West). Most recent: 2011 (GNAC). TOP RIGHT: Anna Herold, 2010, 2011 CENTER RIGHT: Alyssa Given, 2007 NCAA TOURNAMENT BELOW LEFT: Jenna Von Moos, 2006 First: 2000 (lost first round to BELOW RIGHT: Nikki Lowell, 2010 Cal State San Bernardino). Most recent: 2011 (lost first round to Brigham Young-Hawaii). Best finish:2010 (Sweet 16).

ALL-AMERICAN First: Nami Teramae, 1995. Most recent: Anna Herold, 2011.

CONFERENCE ALL-STAR First: Rae O’Brien (2nd team) and Gaylene MacDonald (2nd team), 1987 (NAIA District 1). Most recent: Shaun Crespi, Gabby Oddo, Symone Tran, GNAC honorable mention 2016.

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN First: Ali Lindberg, 1994. Most recent: Jenna Von Moos, 2006.

TEAM MVP First: Rae O’Brien. Most recent: Gabby Oddo and Hannah Lautenbach.

TEAM MOST IMPROVED First: Heather Bolles. Most recent: Abbey Lautenbach.

TEAM MOST INSPIRATIONAL First: Nancy Best. Most recent: Sophie Kuehl. THE RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS DIGS Match 46 Anna Herold vs. BYU-Hawaii, Nov. 17, 2011 KILLS Season 614 Anna Herold, 2009, 2011 Match 32 Alyssa Given vs. W. Washington, Nov. 2, 2006 Career 2316 Anna Herold, 2008-11 Season 475 Nami Teramae, 1995 Career 1454 Alyssa Given, 2004-07 BLOCKS-SOLO Match 19 Tosca Lindberg vs. Humboldt State, Sept. 1982 ATTACK ATTEMPTS Season 140 Tosca Lindberg, 1991 Match 88 Lindsey Wodrich at W. Washington Nov. 3, 2011 Career 373 Tosca Lindbergh, 1989-92 Season 1257 Alyssa Given, 2007 Career 4041 Alyssa Given 2004-07 BLOCK ASSISTS Match 16 Lori Robinett vs. Sthrn. Oregon, Sept. 15. 1989 HITTING PERCENTAGE Season 158 Anina Winters, 1989 Match .833 Nikki Lowell (10 kills-0 errors-12 attacks) vs. Career 400 Tosca Lindberg 1989-92 Montana State Billings, Sept. 27, 2010 Season .382 Nikki Lowell, 2010 TOTAL BLOCKS Career .349 Gaylene MacDonald 1987-88 Match 29 Tosca Lindberg vs. Humboldt St., Sept. 3, 1982 Season 289 Tosca Lindberg, 1991 ASSISTS Career 773 Tosca Lindberg, 1989-92 Match 83 Kellie Ryan vs. C. Washington, Oct. 29, 1990 Season 1288 Kelly Holtz, 1995 TOTAL POINTS (STAT KEPT SINCE 2004) Career 4009 Jenna Von Moos, 2003-06 Match 33.5 Alyssa Given vs. W. Washington, Nov. 2, 2006 Season 557 Alyssa Given, 2007 SERVICE ACES Career 1718 Alyssa Given, 2004-07 Match 10 Dawn Wolfert vs. Mont. St. Billings, Oct. 21, 1993 Season 69 Alyssa Given, 2007 Career 188 Alyssa Given, 2004-07

TEAM RECORDS TOTAL BLOCKS KILLS Match 61 vs. Humboldt St., Sept. 3, 1992 Match 91 vs. C. Wash., Oct. 29, 1990 Season 662 1988 Season 1983 1995 Per-game average 8.58 1988 (918 in 107 games) Per-game avg. 16.03 1999 (1667 in 104 games)

ATTACKS Match 270 vs. C. Wash., Oct. 29, 1990 SINGLE-MATCH RECORDS Season 4794 1997 Kills 91 vs. C. Wash., Oct. 29, 1990 Attack attempts 270 vs. C. Wash., Oct. 29, 1990 HITTING PERCENTAGE Hitting percentage .494 vs. Concordia, Oct. 1, 1997 Match .494 vs. Concordia, Oct. 1, 1987 Assists 89 vs. C. Wash, Oct. 29, 1990 Season .241 1989 Service aces 18 vs. MSU Billings, Oct. 21, 1993 Digs 134 vs. W. Wash., Oct. 27, 2005 ASSISTS Match 89 vs. C. Wash., Oct. 29, 1990 Total blocks 61 vs. Humboldt St., Sept. 3, 1992 Season 1575 1995 Per-game average 14.82 2006 (1393 in 94 games) OPPONENT SINGLE-MATCH RECORDS SERVICE ACES Kills 88 Central Wash., Oct. 29, 1990 Match 18 vs. MSU Billings, Oct. 21, 1993 Hitting percentage .447 Sthrn. Oregon, Sept. 12, 1997 Season 224 1987 Assists 84 Portland State, Oct. 28, 1995 Per-game average 2.07 2006 (195 in 94 games) Service aces 19 Chico State, Sept. 14, 1987 Digs 136 MSU Billings, Oct. 3, 1997 DIGS Blocks 44 St. Martin’s (11-33), Oct. 27, 1997 Match 134 vs. W. Wash., Oct. 27, 2005 Season 2116 1995 Per-game average 19.68 2004 (1889 in 96 games) Media Quick Identification

1 2 3 4 5 Olivia Turner Colleen Hannigan Gabby Oddo Amanda Ganete Sophie Kuehl OH | 5-11 | Fr OH | 5-10 | Sr OH | 5-9 | So L | 5-4 | Jr L / DS | 5-3 | Sr Phoenix, AZ Brentwood, CA Alta Loma, CA Hillsboro, OR Vancouver, WA

6 7 8 9 11 Hannah Lautenbach Symone Tran Maddie Batiste Jaeden Hooker Molly Langdon MB | 6-0 | Sr S | 5-8 | Jr Opp / OH | 6-0 | Fr OH | 5-9 | R-Fr S | 5-8 | Jr Portland, OR Portland, OR Portland, OR Phoenix, AZ Irvine, CA

12 14 17 18 22 Shaun Crespi Nicole Tchabanov Gabi Stegemoller Mallie Donohoe Casey Kispert MB | 6-2 | Jr MB | 6-2 | So MB | 6-2 | Fr OH | 5-9 | So S | 5-8 | Fr Camarillo, CA San Ramon, CA West Linn, OR Wildomar, CA Edmonds, WA

25 Abbie Wright Korrin Wild Kin Yun Carolyn Farny Katie Mansfield Head coach Assistant coach Assistant coach Volunteer assistant coach L | 5-1 | So 1st year at SPU 1st year at SPU 7th year at SPU 2nd year at SPU Lynnwood, WA 1st year overall 2017 SEATTLE PACIFIC FALCONS

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (HS/Last college) 1 Olivia Turner OH 5-11 Fr HS Phoenix, AZ (Basha) 2 Colleen Hannigan OH 5-10 Sr 3V Brentwood, CA (Heritage) 3 Gabby Oddo OH 5-9 So 1V Alta Loma, CA (Alta Loma) 4 Amanda Ganete LB 5-4 Jr 2V Hillsboro, OR (Liberty) 5 Sophie Kuehl L/DS 5-3 Sr 2V Vancouver, WA (Columbia Riv. / U. San Fran.) 6 Hannah Lautenbach OH 6-0 Sr 3V Portland, OR (Westview) 7 Symone Tran S 5-8 Jr 2V Portland, OR (Jesuit) 8 Maddie Batiste Opp/OH 6-0 Fr HS Portland, OR (Central Catholic) 9 Jaeden Hooker OH 5-9 R-Fr HS Phoenix, AZ (Mountain Pointe) 11 Molly Langdon S 5-8 Jr 1V Irvine, CA (Northwood) 12 Shaun Crespi MB 6-2 Jr 2V Camarillo, CA (Westlake Village) 14 Nicole Tchabanov MB 6-2 So 1V San Ramon, CA (California HS) 17 Gabi Stegemoller MB 6-2 Fr HS West Linn, OR (Jesuit) 18 Mallie Donohoe OH 5-9 So 1V Wildomar, CA (Elsinore) 22 Casey Kispert S 5-8 Fr HS Edmonds, WA (King’s) 25 Katie Mansfield L 5-1 So 1V Lynnwood, WA (Lynnwood)

Head coach: Abbie Wright Assistant coaches: Korrin Wild, Kin Yun, Carolyn Farny

Pronunciation guide Maddie Batiste ba-TEEST Amanda Ganete ga-NET-ee Casey Kispert KISS-pert Sophie Kuehl KEEL Gabby Oddo OH-doe Gabi Stegemoller STEG-molar Nicole Tchabnov cha-BAH-naav

Kin Yun YOON