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2010 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE WEEK 11 — TRIP TO THE DESERT Match 26 • Arizona State • Friday, Nov. 5 • 7:00 p.m. • Wells Fargo Arena DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 08.21 Orange & Black Scrimmage 11:30 a.m. All-Time Series: 16-34 Radio: None 08.27 Portland! L, 1-3 Current Streak: Arizona State W2 TV: None 08.28 Sacramento State! L, 2-3 Last Meeting: October 9, 2010 Gametracker: thesundevils.com 08.28 Illinois State! L, 1-3 Current Ranking: N/A Live Video: None 08.31 Portland State W, 3-2 09.03 Florida Gulf Coast@ W, 3-0 Match 27 • Arizona • Saturday, Nov. 6 • 7:00 p.m. • McKale Center 09.04 UNLV@ W, 3-1 All-Time Series: 13-37 Radio: None 09.04 No. 19 Michigan@ L, 1-3 Current Streak: Arizona W1 TV: None 09.10 Auburn# L, 0-3 Last Meeting: October 8, 2010 Gametracker: arizonaathletics.com 09.11 Cincinnati# W, 3-1 Current Ranking: 23rd Live Video: arizonaathletics.com 09.11 College of Charleston# W, 3-2 09.15 Seattle W, 3-2 LOOKING AHEAD — Oregon State (8-17, 1-10 MATCH 27: NO. 23 ARIZONA — Saturday, 09.17 Cal Poly$ L, 2-3 Pac-10) heads to the desert to face the Arizona Nov. 6 (7:00 p.m.): Oregon State is 13-37 all-time 09.17 UC Davis$ L, 1-3 schools. The Beavers take on Arizona State (10- against the Wildcats. Arizona took the first meeting 09.18 Nevada$ W, 3-0 13, 4-6 Pac-10) on Friday before No. 23 Arizona of the season on October 8. 09.24 No. 7 Washington* L, 0-3 (16-7, 5-5 Pac-10) on Saturday. Both matches are 09.25 Washington State* W, 3-1 scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. Arizona has won a pair in a row on the road at 10.01 No. 1 Stanford* L, 0-3 Washington State and at Arizona State after los- 10.02 No. 8 California* L, 0-3 TRACKING THE BEAVS — Full results from this ing three straight. Senior Tiffany Owens is fifth in 10.08 Arizona* (Spike Out Cancer) L, 2-3 week’s match can be found through osubeavers. the conference for kills with 361 (4.01 kps), add- 10.09 Arizona State* L, 2-3 com. Gametracker is available this week and all ing a team-high 292 digs (3.24 dps) to lead the 10.15 No. 17 Oregon* L, 0-3 home matches will also be streamed live through Wildcats. Senior setter Paige Weber is sixth in the 10.22 No. 11 UCLA* L, 1-3 osubeavers.com for free. And as always, for in- conference for assists with 987 (10.97 aps), while 10.23 No. 8 USC* L, 0-3 match updates, follow Beavsvolleyball on Twitter. also racking up a team-high 20 service aces. De- 10.29 No. 3 California* L, 0-3 fensively, freshman Candace Nicholson has 250 10.31 No. 4 Stanford* L. 0-3 MATCH 26: ARIZONA STATE — Friday, Nov. 5 digs (2.94 dps), while junior Cursty Jackson is 11.05 Arizona State* 7:00 p.m. (7:00 p.m.): Oregon State is 16-34 all-time against fourth in the conference for blocks with 106 (1.18 11.06 No. 23 Arizona* 7:00 p.m. the Sun Devils. Arizona State has won the last two bps) to lead at the net. The Wildcats are 7-4 at 11.12 Oregon* (FSN) 7:00 p.m. including the first meeting of the season on Oc- home this season, 1-4 in conference play. 11.19 USC* 7:00 p.m. tober 9. 11.21 UCLA* 2:00 p.m. ODDS & ENDS — The Pac-10 Conference is 11.26 Washington State* 7:00 p.m. Arizona State is coming off a weekend split, falling celebrating its 25th year of volleyball. The confer- 11.27 Washington* 7:00 p.m. to No. 23 Arizona on Friday in Wells Fargo Arena ence expanded to include women’s competition in 12.03-04 NCAA First & Second Rounds before rebounding with a sweep of non-confer- 1986-87 in 10 sports. The Pac-10 now sponsors 12.10-11 NCAA Regionals ence opponent, UC Riverside on the road. Senior both 11 men’s and women’s sports. 12.16 & 18 NCAA Final Four outside hitter Sarah Reaves paces the Sun Devils on offense with 371 kills (3.95 kps), while adding Senior Jill Sawatzky has been named to each of the ! — Corvallis Invitational; Corvallis, Ore. the second-most digs (230 - 2.45 dps). Defensive- four tournament teams so far this season. She was @ — Active Ankle Challenge; Corvallis, Ore. ly, senior Sarah Johnson leads the backcourt de- the lone member of the Corvallis Invitational with # — Holiday Inn Classic; Charleston, S.C. fense with 373 digs (4.49 dps), while sophomore sophomore Megan McBride joining her at the Ac- $ — Aggie Invitational; Davis, Calif. Erica Wilson has a team-high 93 blocks (0.99 bps) tive Ankle Challenge. Freshman Mona Kressl was and leads the team in service aces with 19. The also named to the All-Tournament team with Sa- Home matches are in bold. Sun Devils are 6-8 at home this season, 2-3 in watzky at the Holiday Inn Classic. And she rounded All times Pacific. conference play. out the tournament run by being the only Oregon State player named to the Aggie Invitational All-

PROBABLE STARTERS Position No. Name Year 2010 Stats L 6 Becky Defoe Freshman 295 D (3.04 dps), 13 SA, 54 A DS 1 Alyssa O’Neil Sophomore 197 D (2.03 dps); 23 SA; 48 A OH 3 Camille Saxton Sophomore 173 K (1.86 kps); 21 SA; 135 D (1.45 dps); 47 B (6-41) OH 8 Dre Shaw Junior 96 K (1.81 kps); 75 D (1.42 dps); 17 B (3-14) MB 13 Mona Kressl Freshman 171 K (1.82 kps); 19 SA; 42 D; 107 B (14-93) MB 32 Ashley Eneliko Sophomore 125 K (1.36 kps); 13 D; 96 B (8-88) OPP 2 Jill Sawatzky Senior 374 K (3.84 kps); 25 SA; 223 D (2.30 dps); 64 B (14-50) S 10 Megan McBride Sophomore 152 K (1.57 kps); 854 A (8.80 aps); 22 SA; 167 D (1.72 dps)

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 1 OREGON STATE QUICK FACTS Tournament Team. October 18, 1997, when Magan Prieto had 11 kills, 10 digs and 10 blocks. Location ...... Corvallis, Ore. Senior Jill Sawatzky was this year’s first Everyday Founded ...... 1868 Champion for volleyball. Sawatzky excels in the JILL WITH THE KILL SAWATZKY — Senior out- Enrollment ...... 20,100 classroom with a near 4.00 GPA, while also being a side hitter Jill Sawatzky returns as the only player Nickname ...... Beavers top contender in the court, ranking in the top 10 in who has started every year of her career. Sawatzky Colors ...... Orange and Black the conference for a number of categories. She is a has amassed 1,019 kills prior to the start of the Conference ...... Pacific-10 Home Facility ...... Gill Coliseum (10,400) business major with an option in marketing. 2010 season, becoming the 12th player ever to President ...... Dr. Edward Ray reach 1,000. Honing her defensive skills, Sawatzky Director of Athletics ...... Bob De Carolis Oregon State was proud to host its annual Spike is primed to have a strong final season, emerging Athletic Faculty Rep...... Dr. Joseph Spatafora Out Cancer on Friday, Oct. 8, as it hosts Arizona at as the top all-around player on the squad. SWA/Associate A.D...... Marianne Vydra 7:00 p.m. Admission to the event was only $1, and Ticket Office ...... 1-800-GO-BEAVS part of the proceeds from the sale of mini pink vol- SAMBRAILO STUFFS — Senior Kiersten Sam- leyballs, pink backpacks and pink pins will go to the brailo was held off the court for part of last season VOLLEYBALL CONTACT INFO Corvallis Clinic’s Project H.E.R. Volleyballs are $10, due to injuries, but she still managed to rank sev- backpacks are $8 and pins are $5. The event alone enth all-time for the most blocks per set by a junior Head Coach ...... Taras Liskevych raised over $330, but all of the items are still avail- (1.23), joining school record holding names like Alma Mater ...... Loyola (Ill.), 1970 OSU Record ...... 50-92/Five Years able for purchase throughout the 2010 season. Tanya Lifa and Staci Hintze. Continuing to perfect Career Record ...... 317-176/14 Years her offensive game in front and behind the setter Associate Head Coach ...... Mark Barnard BEST IN CLASS — Senior Jill Sawatzky is cur- will make Kiersten the perfect all-around threat at Assistant Coach ...... Laura Benzing rently eighth all-time for seniors for most kills in a the net. Volunteer Assistant Coach ...... Eric Marchildon single season with 374 so far this season. Rachel Consultant ...... Nestor Iparraguirre Rourke set the record with 531 just one season ASHLEY AVAILABLE AT ANY POSITION — Director of Operations ...... Cody March ago. Sawatzky is also currently eighth for attacks Sophomore Ashley Eneliko is open to any position Administrative Intern ...... Sheila Shaw (1,028) and points (438.0). Freshman Mona Kressl at the net after spending her freshman season as Volleyball Office ...... (541) 737-7490 is second all-time for most block assists for a fresh- a middle blocker. The only rookie to be named to TOP RETURNERS man with 93, just eight away from the record. And the Pac-10 All-Freshman Team, earning honorable sophomore Megan McBride has the fifth-most as- mention status, Eneliko filled in for the injured Ki- Player Position Year sists for her class in school history with 854. ersten Sambrailo to average 1.00 blocks per set, Rachel Rourke MB Sr. helping the Beavers to rank second in the Pac-10 • 2009: 1.23 bps, 1.07 kps RANKING AT THE TOP — Oregon State ranks in in stops at the net. This season, Eneliko will be seen Jill Sawatzky OH Sr. the top 50 nationally in one category. The Beavers mainly at opposite, but she can transition to any of • 2009: 3.25 kps, 14 aces, 2.66 dps, 0.56 bps are 23rd for blocks per set (2.63) this week na- the three offensive spots. Ashley Eneliko MB/OH So. tionally. Individually, senior Jill Sawatzky is 41st for 2009: Pac-10 All-Freshman Team Honorable points per set (4.52). BROWN CONTINUES BALLIN — Sophomore Mention, 1.00 bps, 0.62 kps Tami Brown was a three-sport athlete in high Megan McBride S So. CLIMBING THE CAREER LISTS — Senior Jill school (volleyball, basketball and softball), but after • 2009: 2.61 aps Sawatzky is quickly climbing up the career lists excelling in basketball - a McDonalds All-America Alyssa O’Neil DS/L So. ranking in the top 10 for kills (fourth - 1,393), kills nominee - chose to focus on volleyball post-high • 2009: 2.59 dps, 21 aces per set (eighth - 3.27), attacks (fourth - 4,009) and school. Used mostly as a serving specialist while total points (fourth - 1,591.5). Sophomore Megan developing her game at middle blocker as a fresh- ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS McBride is now ninth all time with 961 career as- man, Brown is prepped to be one of the Beavers sists. starting fixtures at the net this season. Director ...... Steve Fenk Asst. Director/Volleyball . . . . . Melody Stockwell CONFERENCE CAREER BEST — Senior Jill O’NEIL ON TOP OF HER GAME — Sophomore Phone ...... (541) 737-3720 Sawatzky is ranked in the top 10 in four Pac-10 ac- Alyssa O’Neil immediately made an impact in her Email ...... [email protected] tive career top 10 lists. Sawatzky is fourth for kills rookie season, averaging 2.59 digs per set in her Fax ...... (541) 737-3072 (1,393) behind Alix Klineman of Stanford, Sarah role as defensive specialist in the always tough Asst. Directors ...... Jason Amberg, Hank Hager, TBA Reaves of Arizona State and Tiffany Owens of Ari- Pac-10 Conference. She appeared in a number of Communications Assistant...... Ryan McCall zona. She’s also eighth for digs (868) and ninth for matches as libero, and frustrated the opponent’s Student Assistants ...... Mariah Ellis, Ethan Erickson, service aces (65). Sophomore Megan McBride is serve-receive with her lofty jump float serve. She Abigail Silva, Christopher Santos, currently eighth for assists with 961. returns for the 2010 season as the top defensive Trevor Leo, Kyli Millender, Emily Morris player in the backcourt. Office Phone ...... (541) 737-3720 3-2-10? — Sophomore Megan McBride chalked Mailing Address ...... 209 Gill Coliseum up her first career triple-double at Portland State LISKEVYCH LIKES THE FIRST ONE — The Corvallis, OR 97331 on Tuesday, Aug. 31, with 10 kills, 45 assists and Beavers are 5-1 in season openers under head osubeavers.com 19 digs. All three categories also marked career coach Taras Liskevych. Oregon State swept Port- bests for the left-handed setter at that point in the land it its season opener in Liskevych’s first sea- season. 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November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 2 AVCA DIVISION I a five-set thriller from Colorado State in year a 52-match non-conference winning streak. TOP 25 POLL three, swept Wyoming at home in 2008 and Three conference teams are ranked in the (Released November 1) defeated Cal Poly in four in last year’s inau- top 10 with Stanford leading the way sitting gural match. in fourth place. 2010 POINTS RECORD LAST NINE NEWCOMERS — The Oregon State PAC-10 PRESEASON POLL — The Bea- 1. Florida (47) 1480 20-1 1 volleyball family welcomes nine newcomers vers were voted to finish 10th in the Pac-10 2. California (12) 1436 20-1 3 to its 2010 squad, making it the largest re- Preseason Volleyball Poll with 11 total points. 3. Stanford 1360 18-2 4 cruiting class in the Liskevych Era. Among the Stanford was voted to finish first receiving six 4. Hawai’i (1) 1311 21-1 5 nine are seven freshmen, a sophomore and a first place votes and 77 total points. 5. Nebraska 1254 20-2 2 junior. Junior outside hitter Dre Shaw joins the 6. Illinois 1194 19-3 6 Beavers after earning success at two differ- WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE BEAVERS — 7. USC 1130 19-3 8 ent schools, including AVCA and NJCAA All- Oregon State hosts No. 20 Oregon on Friday 8. Texas 1063 16-5 10 America status. Sophomore Martie Massey at 7:00 p.m. for the final Civil War matchup 9. Penn State 1044 19-4 9 attended Oregon State for a year, competing of the season. The match will be televised via 10. UCLA 972 17-5 11 11. Washington 885 16-5 7 on the school’s club team before joining the tape delay on FSN. 12. Iowa State 770 16-5 12 team last spring. Freshmen Becky Defoe and 13. Northern Iowa 736 22-2 13 Kelsey Zimmerman both greenshirted last 14. Colorado State 712 20-2 14 season with Zimmerman joining the team in 15. Michigan 616 20-4 15 the winter and Defoe in the spring. Zimmer- 16. LSU 598 20-2 16 man became the first Fab 50 recruit in school 17. Dayton 537 20-3 17 history. Freshman Mona Kressl competed 18. San Diego 486 19-4 19 in the competitive Bundesliga in Germany 19. Minnesota 399 17-7 20 before joining the Beavers, while freshman 20. Oregon 378 16-7 18 Natalie Morgan comes from Santa Cruz, but is 21. Cincinnati 285 22-4 21 currently nursing an ankle injury back to 100 22. Tennessee 245 19-5 22 percent. Freshmen Allie Rogers and Laura 23. Arizona 154 16-7 23 Schaudt chose to focus primarily on volley- 24. Northwestern 107 16-7 24 ball late in their careers, while freshman Tayla 25. Tulsa 65 23-2 NR Woods competed at nearby Santiam Christian in volleyball and basketball all four years. All OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: St. Mary’s (Calif.) 50, Long three are scheduled to redshirt to give them Beach State 44, Oklahoma 33, Duke 29, Cal State Fullerton more time at the Division I level. Schaudt is 28, Purdue 23, Ohio State 19, North Carolina 16, Pepperdine a legacy to Oregon State after mom, Carol 10, Indiana 7, Ole Miss 5, Florida State 2. Menken-Schaudt, was an All-American for Six schools were listed on only one ballot for a total of 17 the Beavers in basketball. points. ATTENDANCE AVERAGE — Oregon State DROPPED OUT: No. 25 Florida State. finished the 2009 season ranked 26th in the Oregon State’s 2010 opponents are in italics. nation for attendance, averaging 1,436 in its 12 home matches. The Beavers were third in the conference behind No. 5 Washington and No. 11 Stanford.

VOLLEYBALL MAGAZINE DIVISION I GET YOUR TICKETS — Season tickets TOP 25 PRESEASON POLL are on sale now for the 2010 Oregon State (Released August 20) volleyball season. The adult price is $80 and the youth/senior price is $50 for all 15 home 1. Penn State matches, including all of the tough Pac-10 2. Texas schedule. Tickets can be purchased by calling 3. Hawai’i 1-800-GOBEAVS or by visiting osubeavers. 4. Nebraska com. 5. Stanford 6. Minnesota CAN’T MAKE IT TO A MATCH? — Ore- 7. Illinois gon State will be televised once this season 8. Iowa State at home. The Civil War in legendary Gill Coli- 9. California seum on Friday, Nov. 12 will be show by FSN 10. Washington via tape delay. 11. USC 12. Michigan All home matches will be web cast for free 13. Kentucky through Beaver Nation Online (BNO), the au- 14. Florida dio/visual service of osubeavers.com. 15. Colorado State 16. Florida State OREGON STATE VS. THE RANKED — 17. UCLA Oregon State will face eight preseason top 18. Arizona 25 opponents with seven of those being in 19. LSU the always tough Pac-10 Conference. The 20. San Diego eighth team is No 12 Michigan, who the Bea- vers swept last season in Ann Arbor to snap November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 3 22010010 OOregonregon SStatetate VVolleyballolleyball RRosteroster No. Name Position Height Year Hometown (Previous School/Club) 1 Alyssa O’Neil DS/L 5-9 Sophomore West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS/Portland VBC) 2 Jill Sawatzky OH 6-2 Junior St. Andrews, Manitoba (Lord Selkirk Secondary/Selkirk Royals) 3 Camille Saxton OH 6-2 Sophomore Balzac, Alberta (George MacDougal HS/Canuck Stuff VBC) 4 Dianni Freeman DS/L 5-4 Sophomore Tigard, Ore. (Tigard HS/ASICS Athena Volleyball Academy) 5 Natalie Morgan MB/OPP 6-0 Freshman Santa Cruz, Calif. (Soquel HS/Main Beach VBC) 6 Becky Defoe DS/L 5-3 Freshman Bend, Ore. (Summit HS) 7 Kiersten Sambrailo MB 6-0 Senior Watsonville, Calif. (Aptos HS/Main Beach VBC) 8 Dre Shaw OH 6-0 Junior Wailuku, Hawai’i (Eastern Arizona CC/Western New Mexico/Kamehameha-Maui HS/Hawaiian Style VBC) 10 Megan McBride S 6-1 Sophomore Auburn, Wash. (Auburn Mountainview HS/Puget Sound VBC) 11 Tami Brown MB 6-2 Sophomore Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon HS/Webfoot Juniors VBC) 12 Kelsey Zimmerman OH 6-1 Freshman Bend, Ore. (Summit HS/Rimrock VBC) 13 Mona Kressl MB/OPP 6-4 Freshman Langenzenn, Germany (Maximilian-von-Montgelas Gymnasium Vilsbiburg) 14 Kaitlan Locke S 5-11 Senior West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS/Portland VBC) 19 Martie Massey DS/L 5-3 Sophomore Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS/Pacific VBC) 20 Allie Rogers MB/OPP 6-2 Freshman Eugene, Ore. (Marist HS/Webfoot Juniors VBC) 21 Tayla Woods S 5-11 Freshman Corvallis, Ore. (Santiam Christian HS/MidValley Volleyball) 22 Laura Schaudt OH/MB 6-4 Freshman Philomath, Ore. (Philomath, Ore./MidValley Volleyball) 32 Ashley Eneliko MB/OH 5-11 Sophomore Seattle, Wash. (Kennedy HS/Club Wahine)

Head Coach: Taras Liskevych (Loyola University ‘70) Sixth Season Associate Head Coach: Mark Barnard (University of Sydney ‘91) Sixth Season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Assistant Coach: Laura Benzing (Bradley University ‘02) Fifth Season Ashley Eneliko IN-uh-leak-OH Director of Operations: Cody March (Oregon State ‘07) Fourth Season Dianni Freeman DEE-awn-ee Volunteer Assistant Coach: Eric Marchildon (Jonquière College ‘96) First Season Nestor Iparraguirre E-parra-GHE-rey Consultant: Nestor Iparraguirre (Oregon State ‘01) Fourth Season Taras Liskevych Tuh-ROSS Lis-KEV-ich Administrative Intern: Sheila Shaw (Wisconsin ‘07) First Season Eric Marchildon Marsh-ILL-dawn Managers: Brendan Brucker, Matt Jackson, Courtney Towery, Bradi Voigt Kiersten Sambrailo Sam-BRY-low Athletic Trainer: Annie McCauley-Toth (Oregon State ‘00) Sixth Season Camille Saxton Kuh-MEE Strength and Conditioning Coach: Bryan Miller (North Park University, ‘99) Third Season Laura Schaudt Shout ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 11 Brown, Tami ...... MB 6 Defoe, Becky ...... DS/L 32 Eneliko, Ashley ...... MB/OH 4 Freeman, Dianni ...... DS/L 13 Kressl, Mona ...... MB/OPP 14 Locke, Kaitlan ...... S 19 Massey, Martie ...... DS/L 10 McBride, Megan ...... S 5 Morgan, Natalie...... MB/OPP 1 O’Neil, Alyssa ...... DS/L 20 Rogers, Allie...... MB/OPP 7 Sambrailo, Kiersten ...... MB 2 Sawatzky, Jill ...... OH 3 Saxton, Camille ...... OH 22 Schaudt, Laura ...... OH/MB 8 Shaw, Dre ...... OH 21 Woods, Tayla ...... S 12 Zimmerman, Kelsey ...... OH

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|------ATTACK------| |---SET---| |----SERVE----| |---DIG---| |------BLOCKING------| # Player S K KPS E TA Pct. A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHE Points 2 Sawatzky, Jill 97 374 3.86 163 1028 .205 53 0.55 25 38 0.26 28 223 2.30 14 50 64 0.66 5 1 438.0 3 Saxton, Camille 93 173 1.86 73 569 .176 25 0.27 21 28 0.23 12 135 1.45 6 41 47 0.51 1 1 220.5 13 Kressl, Mona 94 171 1.82 66 376 .279 15 0.16 19 42 0.20 2 42 0.45 14 93 107 1.14 15 0 250.5 8 Shaw, Dre 53 96 1.81 50 254 .181 9 0.17 1 6 0.02 6 75 1.42 3 14 17 0.32 2 1 107.0 10 McBride, Megan 97 152 1.57 51 367 .275 854 8.80 22 41 0.23 0 167 1.72 4 61 65 0.67 4 11 208.5 12 Zimmerman, Kelsey 36 49 1.36 28 172 .122 6 0.17 2 5 0.06 1 28 0.78 2 14 16 0.44 1 1 60.0 32 Eneliko, Ashley 92 125 1.36 63 334 .186 5 0.05 0 0 0.00 0 13 0.14 8 88 96 1.04 4 1 177.0 7 Sambrailo, Kiersten 20 17 0.85 8 52 .173 1 0.05 0 0 0.00 0 9 0.45 2 8 10 0.50 2 1 23.0 11 Brown, Tami 68 37 0.54 16 122 .172 1 0.01 13 12 0.19 1 17 0.25 1 34 35 0.51 2 0 68.0 1 O’Neil, Alyssa 97 3 0.03 2 17 .059 48 0.49 23 17 0.24 24 197 2.03 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 26.0 14 Locke, Kaitlan 33 1 0.03 0 1 1.000 23 0.70 0 0 0.00 2 7 0.21 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 1.0 6 Defoe, Becky 97 1 0.01 1 4 .000 54 0.56 13 7 0.13 28 295 3.04 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 14.0 4 Freeman, Dianni 20 0 0.00 0 0 .000 3 0.15 0 1 0.00 3 15 0.75 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 19 Massey, Martie 4 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 TEAM 8 OREGON STATE 97 1199 12.36 522 3297 .205 1097 11.31 139 197 1.43 115 1223 12.61 54 403 255.5 2.63 36 21 1593.5 Opponents 97 1278 13.18 540 3281 .225 1206 12.43 115 164 1.19 139 1369 14.11 41 310 196.0 2.02 45 20 1589.0

TEAM STATISTICS RESULTS OSU OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATTEND ATTACK 08/27 PORTLAND! L 1-3 25-13, 22-25, 20-25, 22-25 381 Kills 1199 1278 08/28 SACRAMENTO STATE! L 2-3 20-25, 25-18, 22-25, 25-21, 12-15 212 Errors 522 540 08/28 ILLINOIS STATE! L 1-3 25-19, 22-25, 21-25, 18-25 443 Total Attacks 3297 3281 08/31 at Portland State W 3-2 21-25, 25-27, 25-15, 25-19, 15-13 1091 Attack Pct. .205 .225 09/03 FLORIDA GULF COAST@ W 3-0 25-15, 25-11, 25-16 274 Kills/Set 12.4 13.2 09/04 UNLV@ W 3-1 25-19, 30-28, 21-25, 25-22 251 SET 09/04 NO. 19 MICHIGAN@ L 1-3 24-26, 25-19, 33-35, 24-26 327 Assists 1097 1206 09/10 vs. Auburn# L 0-3 24-26, 20-25, 17-25 212 Attempts 3061 3108 09/11 vs. Cincinnati# W 3-1 25-21, 25-23, 17-25, 25-18 141 Assists Pct. .358 .388 09/11 at College of Charleston# W 3-2 28-30, 25-22, 14-25, 26-24, 15-10 441 Assists/Set 11.3 12.4 09/15 at Seattle W 3-2 25-22, 25-23, 23-25, 25-27, 15-10 236 SERVE 09/17 vs. Cal Poly$ L 2-3 25-16, 25-13, 18-25, 26-28, 10-15 65 Aces 139 115 09/17 at UC Davis$ L 1-3 23-25, 19-25, 25-20, 22-25 358 Errors 197 164 09/18 vs. Nevada$ W 3-0 25-14, 25-16, 25-19 74 Attempts 2092 2142 09/24 NO. 7 WASHINGTON* L 0-3 20-25, 23-25, 16-25 1548 Serve Pct. .906 .923 09/25 WASHINGTON STATE* W 3-1 25-15, 24-26, 25-22, 25-15 479 Aces/Set 1.4 1.2 10/01 at No. 1 Stanford* L 0-3 15-25, 17-25, 19-25 2447 SERVE RECEPTIONS 10/02 at No. 8 California* L 0-3 21-25, 18-25, 18-25 641 Errors 115 139 10/08 ARIZONA* L 2-3 21-25, 25-16, 25-19, 26-28, 6-15 2357 Errors/Set 1.2 1.4 10/09 ARIZONA STATE* L 2-3 25-12, 28-26, 9-25, 17-25, 10-15 731 Attempts 1958 1873 10/15 at No. 17 Oregon* L 0-3 15-25, 12-25, 16-25 2346 Reception Pct. .941 .926 10/22 at No. 11 UCLA* L 1-3 13-25, 23-25, 25-23, 14-25 701 DEFENSE 10/23 at No. 8 USC* L 0-3 24-26, 20-25, 16-25 747 Digs 1223 1369 10/29 NO. 3 CALIFORNIA* L 0-3 26-28, 22-25, 19-25 1231 Digs/Set 12.6 14.1 10/31 NO. 4 STANFORD* L 0-3 17-25, 21-25, 20-25 842 BLOCKING Block Solo 54 41 Record in 3-set matches: 2-8 • Record in 4-set matches: 3-5 • Record in 5-set matches: 3-4 Block Assist 403 310 Total Blocks 255.5 196.0 ! Corvallis Invitational; Corvallis, Ore. Blocks Per Set 2.6 2.0 @ Active Ankle Challenge; Corvallis, Ore. Block Errors 36 45 # Holiday Inn Classic; Charleston, S.C. BALL HANDLING ERRORS 21 20 $ Aggie Invitational; Davis, Calif. ATTENDANCE * Pacific-10 Conference Match Total 9076 9008 Dates/Avg Per Date 12/756 9/1001 Neutral Site #/Avg 4/123 Current Win Streak 0 - Home Win Streak 0 -

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 5 22010010 OOregonregon SStatetate CConferenceonference OOnlynly VVolleyballolleyball SStatisticstatistics Overall: 1-10 Conference: 1-10 Home: 1-5 Away: 0-5 Neutral: 0-0 INDIVIDUAL

|------ATTACK------| |---SET---| |----SERVE----| |---DIG---| |------BLOCKING------| # Player S K KPS E TA Pct. A APS SA SE SAPS RE DIG DPS BS BA Total BPS BE BHE Points 2 Sawatzky, Jill 39 135 3.46 71 412 .155 15 0.38 7 14 0.18 14 80 2.05 3 15 18 0.46 1 1 152.5 8 Shaw, Dre 37 82 2.22 41 215 .191 8 0.22 1 6 0.03 5 65 1.76 2 11 13 0.35 2 1 90.5 13 Kressl, Mona 39 70 1.79 36 166 .205 2 0.05 9 17 0.23 1 13 0.33 11 35 46 1.18 6 0 107.5 3 Saxton, Camille 38 60 1.58 24 188 .191 9 0.24 5 13 0.13 2 40 1.05 3 17 20 0.53 0 0 76.5 10 McBride, Megan 39 57 1.46 21 136 .265 337 8.64 2 7 0.05 0 64 1.64 3 24 27 0.69 1 3 74.0 32 Eneliko, Ashley 38 51 1.34 25 143 .182 2 0.05 0 0 0.00 0 4 0.11 3 24 27 0.71 1 1 66.0 7 Sambrailo, Kiersten 1 1 1.00 2 5 -.200 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 12 Zimmerman, Kelsey 5 3 0.60 5 16 -.125 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.20 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3.0 11 Brown, Tami 26 5 0.19 3 25 .080 0 0.00 1 3 0.04 0 7 0.27 0 5 5 0.19 0 0 8.5 14 Locke, Kaitlan 14 1 0.07 0 1 1.000 11 0.79 0 0 0.00 2 6 0.43 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 19 Massey, Martie 3 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 6 Defoe, Becky 39 0 0.00 1 2 -.500 27 0.69 5 2 0.13 9 125 3.21 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 5.0 4 Freeman, Dianni 7 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 2 7 1.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 1 O’Neil, Alyssa 39 0 0.00 1 3 -.333 22 0.56 8 3 0.21 12 73 1.87 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 8.0 TEAM 6 OREGON STATE 39 465 11.92 231 1313 .178 433 11.10 38 65 0.97 53 485 12.44 25 131 90.5 2.32 11 6 593.5 Opponents 39 547 14.03 182 1299 .281 514 13.18 53 65 1.36 38 537 13.77 19 146 92.0 2.36 27 7 692.0

TEAM STATISTICS RESULTS OSU OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE SCORE-BY-SET ATTEND ATTACK 09/24 #7 WASHINGTON* L 0-3 20-25, 23-25, 16-25 1548 Kills 465 547 09/25 WASHINGTON STATE* W 3-1 25-15, 24-26, 25-22, 25-15 479 Errors 231 182 10/01 at No. 1 Stanford* L 0-3 15-25, 17-25, 19-25 2447 Total Attacks 1313 1299 10/02 at No. 8 California* L 0-3 21-25, 18-25, 18-25 641 Attack Pct. .178 .281 10/08 ARIZONA* L 2-3 21-25, 25-16, 25-19, 26-28, 6-15 2357 Kills/Set 11.9 14.0 10/09 ARIZONA STATE* L 2-3 25-12, 28-26, 9-25, 17-25, 10-15 731 SET 10/15 at No. 17 Oregon* L 0-3 15-25, 12-25, 16-25 2346 Assists 433 514 10/22 at No. 11 UCLA* L 1-3 13-25, 23-25, 25-23, 14-25 701 Attempts 1254 1260 10/23 at No. 8 USC* L 0-3 24-26, 20-25, 16-25 747 Assists Pct. .345 .408 10/29 NO. 3 CALIFORNIA* L 0-3 26-28, 22-25, 19-25 1231 Assists/Set 11.1 13.2 10/31 NO. 4 STANFORD* L 0-3 17-25, 21-25, 20-25 842 SERVE Aces 38 53 Record in 3-set matches: 0-7 • Record in 4-set matches: 1-1 • Record in 5-set matches: 0-2 Errors 65 65 Attempts 776 897 * Pacific-10 Conference Match Serve Pct. .916 .928 Aces/Set 1.0 1.4 SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors 53 38 Errors/Set 1.4 1.0 Attempts 826 708 Reception Pct. .936 .946 DEFENSE Digs 485 537 Digs/Set 12.4 13.8 BLOCKING Block Solo 25 19 Block Assist 131 146 Total Blocks 90.5 92.0 Blocks Per Set 2.3 2.4 Block Errors 11 27 BALL HANDLING ERRORS 6 7 ATTENDANCE Total 7188 6882 Dates/Avg Per Date 6/1198 5/1376 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Current Win Streak 0 - Home Win Streak 0 -

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 6 Pac-10 Players of the Week 2010 Pac-10 Conference Standings DATE NAME, SCHOOL August 30 Alix Klineman, Stanford CONFERENCE OVERALL September 6 Alex Jupiter, USC TEAM W L T PCT. W L T PCT. September 13 Alix Klineman, Stanford California 10 1 0 .909 20 1 0 .952 September 20 Jenna Hagglund, Washington Stanford 9 2 0 .818 18 2 0 .900 September 27 Alaina Bergsma, Oregon USC 8 3 0 .727 19 3 0 .864 October 4 Tarah Murrey, California October 11 Tiffany Owens, Arizona UCLA 7 4 0 .636 17 5 0 .773 October 18 Alix Klineman, Stanford Washington 6 5 0 .545 17 5 0 .773 October 25 Carli Lloyd, California Arizona 5 5 0 .500 16 7 0 .696 November 1 Alex Jupiter, USC Arizona State 4 6 0 .400 10 13 0 .435 November 8 Oregon 4 7 0 .364 16 7 0 .696 November 15 OREGON STATE 1 10 0 .091 8 17 0 .320 November 22 Washington State 0 11 0 .000 6 15 0 .286 November 29 This Week in the Pac-10 Pac-10 Preseason Coaches Poll NO. SCHOOL POINTS Friday, Nov. 5 1. Stanford (6) 77 Oregon State at Arizona State 7:00 p.m. 2. Washington (2) 72 Oregon at Arizona 7:00 p.m. 3. USC (2) 70 USC at California 7:00 p.m. 4. Arizona 52 UCLA at Stanford 7:00 p.m. 5. California 49 Washington at Washington State 7:00 p.m. 6. Oregon 40 7. UCLA 38 Saturday, Nov. 6 8. Arizona State 23 Oregon State at Arizona 7:00 p.m. 9. Washington State 18 Oregon at Arizona State 7:00 p.m. 10. Oregon State 11 UCLA at California 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 7 2010 Oregon State vs. the Pac-10 USC at Stanford 1:00 p.m. CATEGORY RANKING Hitting Percentage Ninth (.205) ALL TIMES PACIFIC. Opponent Hitting Percentage Eighth (.225) Assists Ninth (11.31) Kills Ninth (12.36) Blocks Second (2.63) Service Aces Third (1.43) Digs Ninth (12.61)

2010 Beavers vs. the Pac-10 CATEGORY RANKING Kills Seventh, Jill Sawatzky (3.86) Assists Ninth, Megan McBride (8.80) Service Aces Eighth, Jill Sawatzky (0.26) Blocks Sixth, Mona Kressl (1.14) Ninth, Ashley Eneliko (1.04) Digs 10th, Becky Defoe (3.24) Points Seventh, Jill Sawatzky (4.52)

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 7 Taras Liskevych | Head Coach | Sixth Season Loyola (Ill.) University, 1970

WOMEN’S DIVISION I COACHING CAREER WOMEN’S NATIONAL TEAM COACHING CAREER YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONF. FINISH POST YEAR TEAM OVERALL TOP FINISHES 1976 Pacific 17-8-1 (.680) 1st (NCAC) — 1985 USA 25-20 (.556) 2nd NORCECA 1977 Pacific 12-10 (.535) 3rd (NorCal) — 1986 USA 24-33 (.421) 10th World Championships 1978 Pacific 23-15 (.605) 3rd (NorCal) — 1987 USA 26-34 (.433) 2nd NORCECA/3rd Pan Am 1979 Pacific 39-10-2 (.784) 1st (NorCal) 4th (AIAW) 1988 USA 32-15 (.681) 7th Olympics 1980 Pacific 48-8 (.857) 1st (NorCal) 2nd (AIAW) 1989 USA 16-20 (.444) 3rd NORCECA 1981 Pacific 27-13 (.675) 1st (NorCal) 4th (NCAA) 1990 USA 41-32 (.562) 3rd World Championships 1982 Pacific 32-8 (.800) 1st (NorPac) 5th (NCAA) 1991 USA 38-22 (.633) 2nd NORCECA/4th World Cup 1983 Pacific 37-4 (.903) 1st (NorPac) 4th (NCAA) 1992 USA 15-22 (.405) 3rd Olympics/3rd Super Four 1984 Pacific 32-8 (.800) 2nd (PCAA) 3rd (NCAA) 1993 USA 15-27 (.357) 2nd NORCECA (zone) 2005 Oregon State 11-13 (.458) 7th (Pac-10) — 1994 USA 25-20 (.556) 6th World Championships 2006 Oregon State 3-24 (.111) 10th (Pac-10) — 1995 USA 57-16 (.781) 1st Grand Prix/7th World Cup 2007 Oregon State 10-20 (.333) 9th (Pac-10) — 1996 USA 23-20 (.535) 7th Olympics/5th Grand Prix 2008 Oregon State 14-17 (.452) 9th (Pac-10) — Total 371-281 (.569) COACHING HIGHLIGHTS 2009 Oregon State 12-18 (.400) T-9th (Pac-10) — Total 317-176-3 (.642) ADDITIONAL COACHING EXPERIENCE Career Record: 312-176-3 1972-73, George Williams College (Men’s), Assistant Coach Oregon State Record: 50-92 MEN’S DIVISION I COACHING CAREER Seasons at Oregon State: 5 YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONF. POST Conference Titles Won: 7 1975 Ohio State (Men’s) 21-3 (.875) 1st (MIVA) 3rd (NCAA) 1976 - NCAC 1976 Ohio State (Men’s) 24-4 (.857) 1st (MIVA) 3rd (NCAA) 1979, 80, 81, 82, 83 - NorCal 1975, 76 - MIVA (Men’s) Taras (“Terry”) Liskevych (Lis-KEHV-ich), former U.S. His teams also finished seventh at the 1988 and 1996 Postseason Appearances: 8 Olympic women’s head coach, will patrol the sidelines of Olympics and fourth at the 1991 World Cup. 1979, 80 - AIAW Gill Coliseum for his sixth season as the head volleyball Liskevych is a 1970 graduate of Loyola University (Ill.) 1981, 82, 83, 84 - NCAA coach at Oregon State. with a bachelor’s degree in biology. He received his Mas- 1975, 76 - NCAA (Men’s) In 2005, Liskevych’s squad showed dramatic improve- ter’s of Science in Physical Education from George Williams Postseason Record: 19-10 (.655) ment, if not with its win-loss record, then certainly with its College (Ill.) in 1973 and finished his doctorate in Physical National Top Four Finishes: 5 30-Win Seasons: 4 hustle and determination on the court. In his first season Education at The Ohio State University in 1976. U.S. National Team Members: 4 at the helm, Liskevych began the season with a group that Prior to his stint with USA Volleyball, Liskevych spent AVCA All-Americans: 10 included two starters and several role players that were re- nine years as the head coach at the University of the All-Pacific Region Honorees: 2 quired to step up their games. Through the ups and downs Pacific from 1976-84. Liskevych led the Tigers to national All-Conference Honorees: 28 of learning the ins and outs of a new team, a new coach- prominence, finishing fourth in the country in his fourth All-Pac-10 Honorees: 3 ing staff and a new university, the Beavers came together season on the job. Pacific never again finished lower than to show improvement in all aspects of the game allowing fifth under Liskevych’s leadership, including a second- HONORS AND AWARDS Liskevych to evaluate the entire program, to determine his place finish in 1980. The Tigers were undefeated NorCal • 1975-76 MIVA Coach of the Year needs for the future, both on the court and off. Champions in 1979, 1980 and 1981 and Liskevych earned • 1979, 80, 84 National Coach of the Year The 2006 season didn’t meet expectations in the win NorPac Coach of the Year honors in 1979, 1980, 1981 • 1979-81, 83 NorPac Coach of the column but with his first recruiting class arriving on campus and 1983 and earned Pacific Coast Athletic Association’s Year Liskevych did dramatically improve the athleticism and size Coach of the Year in 1984. He also received the Collegiate • 1981 NorCal Coach of the Year in the program. Two rookies received Pac-10 All-Freshman Volleyball Coaches Association’s National Coach of the • 1983 CVCA National Coach of the Team honors. Year award in 1983. Year The team took strides in 2007 upsetting a pair of highly Liskevych spent two years (1972-73) as an assistant • 1984 PCAA Coach of the Year ranked teams, including sweeping No. 10 Hawai’i on the coach for the men’s volleyball team at George Williams • 1991-92 Pacific Athletic Hall of road, which had never been done by an unranked team, and College before earning the first head coaching job of his Fame Inductee • 1995 FIVB International Coach of defeating No. 4 UCLA in Pauley Pavilion. A pair of players career coaching the Ohio State men’s team. Under his su- the Year earned All-Pac-10 honors and Liskevych will return the pervision from 1974-76, the Buckeyes were co-champions • 1985-96 U.S. Women’s National majority of the team, looking for even more improvement in of the Midwest Intercollegiate Volleyball Association both Team Coach 2008 with his youthful squad. of his seasons and he earned MIVA coach of the year both Liskevych coached Oregon State’s first ever All-Ameri- times. can in Rachel Rourke in 2008 with Rourke adding AVCA Liskevych got his start in coaching women as an as- All-America Second Team accolades in 2009. And the sistant for the USA Women’s National Team at the Pan upsets continued over the next two seasons, boosting the American Games in 1975. team to its first top 25 ranking since 1996 in 2008, climb- Since 2003, Liskevych had been the owner and presi- ing to 24th. In 2009, the Beavers swept No. 6 Michigan in dent of Total Sports, Inc., a sports marketing and consulting Ann Arbor, snapping a 52-match non-conference winning company. Prior to Total Sports, Liskevych was the president streak for the Wolverines. and co-founder of ARK Digital Technologies, Inc., which Liskevych became the 10th volleyball coach in school produced and marketed digital video systems and devel- history April 4, 2005, replacing Nancy Somera who left oped software solutions for sports. In addition, he has spent OSU after leading the Beavers for the previous six seasons. time as a consultant for the Australian national teams since A Chicago native who has lived in California for 30 years, 1995. Liskevych spent 12 years (1985-96) as the head coach of Liskevych and his wife, Nancy, have two children. Mark, the USA National Women’s Volleyball Team. During his ten- who graduated from the University of Chicago in June ure with the National Team, the U.S. earned bronze medals 2008 and lives in Chicago, and Krista, a student and former at the 1992 Olympics and the 1990 World Championships. soccer player at the University of Wisconsin. In 1995 Liskevych led his team to the gold medal at the World Grand Prix and he was selected as the Federation of International Volleyball International Coach of the Year.

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 8 SSeasoneason aandnd CCareerareer HHighsighs #1 Alyssa O’Neil • Sophomore • DS/L SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 1, three times, last vs. Cal Poly (09/17) Kills 1, four times, last vs. Cal Poly (09/17/10) 4, vs. Michigan (09/04) Total Attacks 4, vs. Michigan (09/04/10) 6, vs. Washington State (09/25) Assists 6, vs. Washington State (09/25/10) 4, vs UNLV (09/04) Service Aces 4, vs UNLV (09/04/10) 18, vs. Sacramento State (08/28) Digs 18, three times, last vs. Sacramento State (08/28/10) Block Solos 1, vs. UC Santa Barbara (09/11/09) Total Blocks (BS-BA) 1 (1-0), vs. UC Santa Barbara (09/11/09) 5.0, vs. UNLV (09/04) Points 5.0, vs. UNLV (09/04/10) #2 Jill Sawatzky • Senior • OH SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 26, at Seattle (09/15) Kills 26, twice, last at Seattle (09/15/10) 71, vs. Arizona (10/08) Total Attacks 71, vs. Arizona (10/08/10) .436 (20-3-39), vs. Illinois State (08/28) Hitting Percentage .636 (16-2-22), vs. Manhattan (09/08/07) 6, at College of Charleston (09/11) Assists 6, at College of Charleston (09/11/10) 3, vs. Michigan (09/04) Service Aces 4, twice, last at Arizona (10/09/09) 19, at College of Charleston (09/11) Digs 25, at Arizona State (10/10/09) 3, vs. Portland (08/27) Block Solos 3, twice, last vs. Portland (08/27/10) 7, vs. Cincinnati (09/11) Block Assists 7, vs. Cincinnati (09/11/10) 9 (2-7), vs. Cincinnati (09/11) Total Blocks (BS-BA) 9 (2-7), vs. Cincinnati (09/11/10) 29.5, at Seattle (09/15) Points 29.5, at Seattle (09/15/10) #3 Camille Saxton • Sophomore • OH SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 14, vs. UNLV (09/04) Kills 14, vs. UNLV (09/04/10) 41, vs. Michigan (09/04) Total Attacks 41, vs. Michigan (09/04/10) .421 (11-3-19), vs. Washington State (09/25) Hitting Percentage .421 (11-3-19), vs. Washington State (09/25/10) 2, seven times, last vs. Washington State (09/25) Assists 2, seven times, last vs. Washington State (09/25/10) 5, twice, last vs. Cincinnati (09/11) Service Aces 5, twice, last vs. Cincinnati (09/11/10) 13, at UC Davis (09/17) Digs 13, at UC Davis (09/17/10) 2, vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03) Solo Blocks 3, vs. Portland (09/03/10) 5, vs. Cal Poly (09/17) Block Assists 5, vs. Cal Poly (09/17/10) 5 (0-5), vs. Cal Poly (09/17) Total Blocks (BS-BA) 5 (0-5), vs. Cal Poly (09/17/10) 16.5, twice, last vs. Cincinnati (09/11) Points 16.5, twice, last vs. Cincinnati (09/11/10) #4 Dianni Freeman • Sophomore • DS/L SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 1, three times, last at UC Davis (09/17) Assists 1, three times, last at UC Davis (09/17/10) 4, twice, last at California (10/02) Digs 4, twice, last at California (10/02/10) #6 Becky Defoe • Freshman • DS/L SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 5, vs. Washington State (09/25) Assists 5, vs. Washington State (09/25/10) 2, four times, last vs. Washington State (09/25) Service Aces 2, four times, last vs. Washington State (09/25/10) 17, three times, last vs. Stanford (10/31) Digs 17, three times, last vs. Stanford (10/31/10) #7 Kiersten Sambrailo • Senior • MB SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 7, vs. Portland (08/27) Kills 8, three times, last at Arizona State (10/10/09) 15, vs. Sacramento State (08/28) Total Attacks 21, at Arizona State (10/10/09) Service Aces 1, vs. Wisconsin (09/06/09) 3, twice, last at College of Charleston (09/11) Digs 6, vs. Washington State (11/16/08) 1, twice, last at College of Charleston (09/11) Block Solos 2, twice, last vs. Wisconsin (09/06/09) 2, four times, last at College of Charleston (09/11) Block Assists 8, at Oregon (10/30/09) 3 (1-2), twice, last at College of Charleston (09/11) Total Blocks (BS-BA) 9 (1-8), at Oregon (10/30/09) 9.0, vs. Portland (08/27) Points 10.5, twice, last at Arizona State (10/10/09) #8 Dre Shaw • Junior • OH SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 19, vs. Arizona (10/08) Kills 19, vs. Arizona (10/08/10) 44, vs. Arizona (10/08) Attacks 44, vs. Arizona (10/08/10) .295 (19-6-44), vs. Arizona (10/08) Hitting Percentage .295 (19-6-44), vs. Arizona (10/08/10) 18, vs. Arizona (10/08) Digs 18, vs. Arizona (10/08/10) 1, three times, last vs. Stanford (10/31) Solo Blocks 1, three times, last vs. Stanford (10/31/10) 2, four times, last at USC (10/23) Block Assists 2, four times, last at USC (10/23/10) 2.0 (1-1), five times, last vs. Stanford (10/31) Total Blocks 2.0 (1-1), five times, last vs. Stanford (10/31/10) 20.0, vs. Arizona (10/08) Points 20.0, vs. Arizona (10/08/10)

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 9 #10 Megan McBride • Sophomore • S SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 13, vs. Michigan (09/04) Kills 13, vs. Michigan (09/04/10) 25, vs. Michigan (09/04) Total Attacks 25, vs. Michigan (09/04/10) .475 (10-1-19), at Seattle (09/15) Hitting Percentage .475 (10-1-19), at Seattle (09/15/10) 50, at Seattle (09/15) Assists 50, at Seattle (09/15/10) 5, vs. Illinois State (08/28) Service Aces 5, vs. Illinois State (08/28/10) 19, at Portland State (08/31) Digs 19, at Portland State (08/31/10) 1, four times, last at Oregon (10/15) Block Solos 1, five times, last at Oregon (10/15/10) 5, four times, last at UCLA (10/22) Block Assists 5, four times, last at UCLA (10/22/10) 6 (1-5), at California (10/02) Total Blocks (BS-BA) 6 (1-5), at California (10/02/10) 19.0, vs. Michigan (09/04) Points 19.0, vs. Michigan (09/04/10) #11 Tami Brown • Sophomore • MB SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 8, at Portland State (08/31) Kills 8, at Portland State (08/31/10) 23, at Portland State (08/31) Total Attacks 23, at Portland State (08/31/10) 1, vs. Auburn (09/10) Assists 1, vs. Auburn (09/10/10) 2, four times, last vs. UNLV (09/04) Service Aces 2, four times, last vs. UNLV (09/04/10) 4, vs. Portland (08/27) Digs 4, vs. Portland (08/27/10) 1, at Portland State (08/31) Solo Blocks 1, at Portland State (08/31/10) 7, vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03) Block Assists 7, vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03/10) 7 (0-7), vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03) Total Blocks (BS-BA) 7 (0-7), vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03/10) 12.5, at Portland State (08/31) Points 12.5, at Portland State (08/31/10) #12 Kelsey Zimmerman • Freshman • OH SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 8, three times, last vs. Michigan (09/04) Kills 8, three times, last vs. Michigan (09/04/10) 26, twice, last vs. Michigan (09/04) Total Attacks 26, twice, last vs. Michigan (09/04/10) 2, vs. Sacramento State (08/28) Assists 2, vs. Sacramento State (08/28/10) 1, twice, last at Portland State (08/31) Service Aces 1, twice, last at Portland State (08/31/10) 10, vs. Sacramento State (08/28) Digs 10, vs. Sacramento State (08/28/10) 1, vs. Sacramento State (08/28) Solo Blocks 1, vs. Sacramento State (08/28/10) 3, twice, last at Seattle (09/15) Block Assists 3, twice, last at Seattle (09/15/10) 3 (0-3), twice, last at Seattle (09/15) Total Blocks 3 (0-3), twice, last at Seattle (09/15/10) 10.0, vs. Sacramento State (08/28) Points 10.0, vs. Sacramento State (08/28/10) #13 Mona Kressl • Freshman • MB/OPP SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 12, at College of Charleston (09/11) Kills 12, at College of Charleston (09/11/10) 26, at College of Charleston (09/11) Total Attacks 26, at College of Charleston (09/11/10) .562 (10-1-16), vs. UNLV (09/04) Hitting Percentage .562 (10-1-16), vs. UNLV (09/04/10) 3, twice, last vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03) Assists 3, twice, last vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03/10) 4, at Portland State (08/31) Service Aces 4, at Portland State (08/31/10) 3, five times, last vs. Stanford (10/31) Digs 3, five times, last vs. Stanford (10/31/10) 2, four times, last vs. Arizona (10/08) Solo Blocks 2, four times, last vs. Arizona (10/08/10) 8, vs. Cincinnati (09/11) Block Assists 8, vs. Cincinnati (09/11/10) 8 (1-7), twice, last vs. Arizona State (10/09) Total Blocks 8 (1-7), twice, last vs. Arizona State (10/09/10) 16.5, at College of Charleston (09/11) Points 16.5, at College of Charleston (09/11/10) #14 Kaitlan Locke • Senior • S/DS SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 1, at UCLA (10/22) Kills 1, at UCLA (10/22/10) 1, at UCLA (10/22) Total Attacks 1, twice, last at UCLA (10/22/10) 5, twice, last at USC (10/23) Assists 7, vs. Portland (09/13/08) Service Aces 1, three times, last at Marquette (09/20/08) 2, at UCLA (10/22) Digs 4, vs. Idaho (09/12/08) 1.0, at UCLA (10/22) Points 1.0, four times, last at UCLA (10/22/10) #32 Ashley Eneliko • Sophomore • MB/OH SEASON HIGH CATEGORY CAREER HIGH 11, at USC (10/23) Kills 11, at USC (10/23/10) 23, twice, last at USC (10/23) Total Attacks 23, twice, last at USC (10/23/10) .348 (11-3-23), at USC (10/23) Hitting Percentage .348 (11-3-23), at USC (10/23/10) 1, three times, last vs. Michigan (09/04) Assists 1, six times, last vs. Michigan (09/04/10) 2, twice, last vs. Arizona State (10/09) Digs 4, vs. Washington (09/27/09) 1, seven times, last vs. Stanford (10/31) Block Solos 1, 13 times, last vs. Stanford (10/31/10) 10, vs. Cal Poly (09/17) Block Assists 10, vs. Cal Poly (09/17/10) 10 (0-10), vs. Cal Poly (09/17) Total Blocks (BS-BA) 10 (0-10), vs. Cal Poly (09/17/10) 13.5, at College of Charleston (09/11) Points 13.5, at College of Charleston (09/11/10)

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 10 IIndividualndividual aandnd TTeameam SSingle-Matchingle-Match HHighsighs INDIVIDUAL HIGH CATEGORY TEAM HIGH (08/28) .436 (20-3-39), Jill Sawatzky vs. Illinois State Attack Percentage (K-E-TA) (Minimum 12 Kills) .383 (39-8-81), vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03) (09/15) 26 (26-12-55), Jill Sawatzky at Seattle Kills (K-E-TA) 66, at Portland State (08/31) (09/03) 14 (14-4-30), Jill Sawatzky vs. Auburn Kills (Three Sets) (K-E-TA) 46, vs. California (10/29) (10/31) 14 (14-7-37), Jill Sawatzky vs. Stanford (08/28) 20 (20-3-39), Jill Sawatzky vs. Illinois State Kills (Four Sets) (K-E-TA) 62, vs. UNLV (09/04) (09/15) 26 (26-12-55), Jill Sawatzky at Seattle Kills (Five Sets) (K-E-TA) 66, at Portland State (08/31) (10/08) 71 (25-11-71), Jill Sawatzky vs. Arizona Attacks (K-E-TA) 181, at College of Charleston (09/11) (09/24) 37 (7-6-37), Jill Sawatzky vs. Washington Attacks (Three Sets) (K-E-TA) 114, vs. Auburn (09/10) (10/31) 37 (14-7-37) Jill Sawatzky vs. Stanford (09/17) 60 (19-7-60), Jill Sawatzky at UC Davis Attacks (Four Sets) (K-E-TA) 177, vs. Michigan (09/04) (10/08) 71 (25-11-71), Jill Sawatzky vs. Arizona Attacks (Five Sets) (K-E-TA) 181, at College of Charleston (09/11) (09/15) 50, Megan McBride at Seattle Assists 63, at Seattle (09/15) (10/31) 36, Megan McBride vs. Stanford Assists (Three Sets) 43, vs. California (10/29) (09/04) 44, Megan McBride vs. UNLV Assists (Four Sets) 58, vs. UNLV (09/04) (09/15) 50, Megan McBride at Seattle Assists (Five Sets) 63, at Seattle (09/15) (08/31) 19, Megan McBride at Portland State Digs 77, vs. Sacramento State (08/28) (09/11) 19, Jill Sawatzky at College of Charleston (10/31) 17, Becky Defoe vs. Stanford Digs (Three Sets) 45, vs. California (10/29) (09/04) 16, Becky Defoe vs. Michigan Digs (Four Sets) 60, vs. Michigan (09/04) (08/31) 19, Megan McBride at Portland State Digs (Five Sets) 77, vs. Sacramento State (08/28) (09/11) 19, Jill Sawatzky at College of Charleston (08/27) 5, vs. Camille Saxton vs. Portland Service Aces 11, at Portland State (08/31) (08/28) 5, vs. Megan McBride vs. Illinois State 11, vs. Michigan (09/04) (09/11) 5, Camille Saxton vs. Cincinnati (08/27) 3, Jill Sawatzky vs. Portland Block Solos 5, vs. Portland (08/27) 5, vs. Arizona (10/08) (09/17) 10, Ashley Eneliko vs. Cal Poly Block Assists 33, vs. Cincinnati (09/11) (09/17) 10, Ashley Eneliko vs. Cal Poly Total Blocks (BS-BA) 18.5 (2-33), vs. Cincinnati (09/11) (09/15) 29.5, Jill Sawatzky at Seattle Points 90.0, at Portland State (08/31) (10/31) 15.5, Jill Sawatzky vs. Stanford Points (Three Sets) 58.0, vs. Florida Gulf Coast (09/03) (08/28) 24.0, Jill Sawatzky vs. Illinois State Points (Four Sets) 83.0, vs. UNLV (09/04) (09/15) 29.5, Jill Sawatzky at Seattle Points (Five Sets) 90.0, at Portland State (08/31)

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 11 CCareerareer RecordsRecords Kills Service Aces BLOCK ASSISTS PLAYER KILLS YEARS PLAYER ACES YEARS PLAYER BLOCKS YEARS 1. Rachel Rourke 1,920 2006-09 1. Sandy Huntley-Sexton 160 1980-82 1. Angie Shirley 490 1997-00 2. Shelly Smith 1,763 1991-94 2. Carol Sears 151 1983-86 2. Tanya Lifa 434 1991-94 3. Julie Leamon 1,554 1987-90 3. Julie Leamon 146 1987-90 3. Staci Hintze 424 1993-96 4. Jill Sawatzky 1,393 2007-Present 4. Shelly Smith 143 1991-94 4. Lexie Rathgeber 353 2006-09 5. Gina Schmidt 1,366 1998-01 5. Minet Roach 141 1982-84 5. Magan Prieto 336 1994-97 6. Heather Lowe 1,298 1995-97 6. Tammie Rogers 124 1981, 83 6. Michele Solomon 334 1999-02 7. Allison Lawrence 1,255 2001-04 7. Tricia Becker 123 1987-90 7. Helen Hoonhout 325 1987-90 8. Rachel Hochgesang 1,199 1993-96 8. Rachel Hochgesang 121 1993-96 8. Leslie Preiss 314 1989-92 9. Leslie Preiss 1,169 1989-92 9. Julie Steding 116 1982-83 9. Bree Knitter 275 2006-09 10. Staci Hintze 1,161 1993-96 10. Rachel Rourke 114 2006-09 10. Shelly Smith 227 1991-94 T26. Jill Sawatzky 65 2007-Present 15. Jill Sawatzky 191 2007-Present Kills Per Set Alyssa O’Neil 44 2009-Present 24. Ashley Eneliko 148 2009-Present (Minimum 500 Kills) Kiersten Sambrailo 112 2007-Present Mona Kressl 93 2010-Present PLAYER K/S YEARS Digs 1. Rachel Rourke 4.52 2006-09 PLAYER DIGS YEARS Total Blocks 2. Heather Lowe 4.04 1995-97 1. Rachel Hochgesang 1,621 1980-82 3. Shelly Smith 3.90 1991-94 2. Tricia Becker 1,483 1983-86 PLAYER BLOCKS YEARS 4. Julie Leamon 3.66 1987-90 3. Shelly Smith 1,304 1987-90 1. Tanya Lifa 645 1991-94 5. Gina Schmidt 3.50 1998-01 4. Kristy Wing 1,241 1991-94 2. Staci Hintze 604 1993-96 6. Allison Lawrence 3.39 2001-04 5. Miya Malauulu 1,230 1982-84 3. Angie Shirley 490 1997-00 7. Sarah Bjeldanes 3.34 1995-96, 98-99 6. Julie Leamon 1,182 1981, 83 4. Helen Hoonhout 477 1987-90 8. Jill Sawatzky 3.27 2007-Present 7. Gina Schmidt 1,142 1987-90 5. Leslie Preiss 461 1989-92 9. Pia Ahlengard 3.20 1995-97 8. Ashley Evans 1,101 1993-96 6. Magan Prieto 433 1994-97 10. Angie Shirley 2.68 1997-00 9. Helen Hoonhout 1,078 1982-83 7. Lexie Rathgeber 405 2006-09 10. Leslie Preiss 1,074 2006-09 8. Michele Solomon 397 1999-02 Attacks 14. Jill Sawatzky 868 2007-Present 9. Shelly Smith 335 1991-94 Alyssa O’Neil 479 2009-Present 10. Bree Knitter 309 2006-09 PLAYER ATTACKS YEARS T16. Jill Sawatzky 229 2007-Present 1. Shelly Smith 5,224 1991-94 SOLO BLOCKS Ashley Eneliko 162 2009-Present 2. Rachel Rourke 4,948 2006-09 Kiersten Sambrailo 115 2007-Present 3. Julie Leamon 4,557 1987-90 PLAYER BLOCKS YEARS Mona Kressl 107 2010-Present 4. Jill Sawatzky 4,009 2007-Present 1. Tanya Lifa 211 1991-94 5. Gina Schmidt 3,563 1998-01 2. Staci Hintze 180 1993-96 Total Points 6. Allison Lawrence 3,496 2001-04 3. Helen Hoonhout 152 1987-90 7. Rachel Hochgesang 3,474 1993-96 4. Leslie Preiss 147 1989-92 PLAYER POINTS YEARS 8. Tricia Becker 3,437 1987-90 5. Angie Shirley 116 1997-00 1. Shelly Smith 2,217.5 1991-94 9. Heather Lowe 3,347 1995-97 6. Shelly Smith 108 1991-94 2. Rachel Rourke 2,185.0 2006-09 10. Leslie Preiss 2,926 1989-02 7. Julie Leamon 107 1987-90 3. Julie Leamon 1,852.5 1987-90 8. Magan Prieto 97 1994-97 4. Jill Sawatzky 1,591.5 2007-Present Assists 9. Tami Good 87 1984-87 5. Staci Hintze 1,588.0 1993-96 10. Lisa Hecht 73 1988-91 6. Gina Schmidt 1,542.5 1998-01 PLAYER ASSISTS YEARS Tricia Becker 73 1987-90 7. Leslie Preiss 1,533.0 1989-92 1. Miya Malauulu 5,368 1994-97 26. Jill Sawatzky 38 2007-Present 8. Heather Lowe 1,464.0 1995-97 2. Brandi Bonnarens 4,063 1997-00 Kiersten Sambrailo 14 2007-Present 9. Rachel Hochgesang 1,439.5 1993-96 3. Laura Collins 3,786 2000-03 Ashley Eneliko 14 2009-Present 10. Angie Shirley 1,412.0 1997-00 4. Camilla Ah-Hoy 3,085 2006-09 Mona Kressl 14 2010-Present 5. Christine Camp 2,860 1989-91 6. Desma Stovall 2,143 2002-05 7. Kristy Wing 1,765 1988-91 8. Christine Wilson 1,368 1992-93 9. Megan McBride 961 2009-Present 10. Lisa Madrid 937 1985

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 12 #1 | Alyssa O’Neil | DS/L | 5-9 | Sophomore West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2009 109-30-8 1 0.01 1 11 .000 28 0.26 21 0.19 39 282 2.59 23 1 0 1 0.01 0 2 23.0 0.21 2010 97-25-14 3 0.03 2 17 .059 48 0.49 23 0.24 17 197 2.03 24 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 26.0 0.27 Total 206-55-22 4 0.02 3 28 .036 76 0.37 44 0.21 56 479 2.33 47 1 0 1 0.00 0 4 49.0 0.24

OREGON STATE Sophomore (2010): Alyssa O’Neil played in all 25 matches, starting 18, four at libero ... Tied her career best for digs with 18 against Sacramento State (Aug. 28) ... Jump float served a career-high four aces against UNLV (Sept. 4) with a best 5.0 points, adding a kill ... Set a new career-high for assists with six against Washington State (Sept. 25), adding two aces and nine digs. Freshman (2009): Played in all 30 matches, starting eight and appearing in 109 sets … Split time at libero and defensive specialist … Racked up 282 digs (2.59 dps) with the second most service aces on the team with 21 (0.19 saps) … Earned 11 double-digit digs matches … Posted the match-winning block at UNLV (9/12) … Dug a career-best 18 balls twice in back-to-back matches at Oregon (10/30) and against Arizona State (11/6) … Also chalked up 28 assists with a season-best four assists at Arizona State (10/10) … Served up three aces twice against Wisconsin (9/6) and Stanford (10/16) … Added a kill and 23.0 points. WEST LINN HIGH SCHOOL Lettered four years in volleyball under head coach Carl Neuburger … Led her 2008 high school team to a second place finish at the Oregon Class 6A Tournament … Earned unanimous First Team All-State accolades, being named Co-Player of the Year and earning First Team All-Tournament honors … Named league’s Most Valuable Player … As a junior, led her high school team to the state title, earning First Team All-State honors … Also added an All-League Honorable Mention nod. PERSONAL Daughter of Jeff and Jill Kelleher … Has one older brother, Tyler and two sisters, Sarah and Caitlin … Her great grandma and grandparents both attended Oregon State … Human Development and Family Sciences major … Graduated with honors … Foreign Language National Honor Society member …. Chose Oregon State because “I love the school and the coaching staff!” #2 | Jill Sawatzky | OH | 6-2 | Senior St. Andrews, Manitoba (Lord Selkirk Secondary) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2007 112-30-30 332 2.96 135 958 .206 18 0.16 9 0.08 45 153 1.37 32 4 48 52 0.46 6 2 369.0 3.29 2008 107-30-29 330 3.08 141 964 .196 15 0.14 16 0.15 39 199 1.86 17 8 43 51 0.48 5 1 375.5 3.50 2009 110-30-30 357 3.25 169 1059 .178 42 0.38 15 0.14 41 293 2.66 14 12 50 62 0.56 5 1 409.0 3.72 2010 97-25-25 374 3.86 163 1028 .205 53 0.55 25 0.26 38 223 2.30 28 14 50 64 0.66 5 1 438.0 4.52 Total 426-115-115 1393 3.27 608 4009 .196 128 0.30 65 0.15 173 868 2.04 91 38 191 229 0.54 21 5 1591.5 3.73 OREGON STATE Senior (2010): Jill Sawatzky started and played in all 25 matches, 97 sets ... Ranked seventh in the conference for kills (3.86 kps), eighth for service aces (0.26) and seventh for points (4.52 pps) as of Nov. 1 ... Currently ranked fourth all-time for career kills (1,393), eighth for kills per set (3.27) and fourth for career points (1,591.5) ... Earned seven 20-plus kills matches, 18 double-digits kills matches ... Eighth in the conference for most double-doubles with eight in kills and digs ... Named to all four tournament teams (Corvallis Invitational, Active Ankle Challenge, Holiday Inn Classic, Aggie Invitational) ... Hit a career-best .436 against Illinois State (Aug. 28) with 20 kills on 39 swings ... Set a season-high for kills with 26 at Seattle (Sept. 15) with nine digs and three blocks for a career-high 29.5 points ... Blocked a career-best nine balls against Cincinnati (Sept. 11), adding 18 kills and nine digs ... Served up a season-best three aces against No. 19 Michigan (Sept. 4) with 17 kills and 11 digs ... Currently fourth on the active career leaders for the Pac-10 for kills. Junior (2009): Started and played in all 30 matches, 110 sets … Earned 357 kills on the season (3.25 kps), good for sixth all-time for a junior, and 293 digs (2.66 dps) … Finished the season 12th all-time for career kills with 1,019 and ninth all-time for career kills per set, averaging 3.10 … Racked up four 20-plus kills matches, 15 double-digit kills matches with two 20-plus digs matches and 15 double-digit digs matches … Tallied nine double-doubles for kills and digs … Earned All-Tournament honors at the ASICS/ Coors Classic … Named Active Ankle Challenge Most Valuable Player … Set a new career-best for service aces with four at Arizona (10/9), adding 16 kills, two assists, 16 digs and three blocks … Reset her career-best for kills with 27 at Washington State (11/27) with 23 digs and two blocks … Posted a big 25 kill and career-high 25 dig match at Arizona State (10/10) with four assists and a block … Tied her career-best for blocks with six against Stanford (10/16) with three solo and three assists, adding 20 kills, 15 digs and a pair of assists … Chalked up 42 assists, 15 aces, 62 blocks on the season … Posted a season-best 28.5 points at Washington State of her 409.0 total points … Earned Pac-10 All-Academic First Team honors. Sophomore (2008): Continued to build on her rookie season’s success, continuing to be the second-leading hitter … Amassed 330 kills on the season (3.08 kps), tied for 10th most all-time for a sophomore, and 199 digs (1.86 dps) … Currently ninth all-time for career kills per set, averaging 3.02 … Tallied three 20-plus kills matches … Tied her previous personal best three service aces in first match of the season against Wyoming (8/29), adding nine kills and five digs … Named to the ASICS Classic All-Tournament Team after racking up 42 kills over the three-match span … Earned Marquette Cheese Bowl All-Tournament honors … Posted second double-double of the season with 20 kills and 10 digs in upset of No. 13 Wisconsin (9/20) … Racked up 16 kills in team’s upending of No. 4 USC (10/3) with three blocks … Topped her previous career best with a season-high 22 kills at Washington State (10/17) before nearly tying it again with 21 against Washington State (11/16), adding a season-high 17 digs … Posted 51 total blocks, including five solo … Earned Pac-10 All-Academic First Team honors. Freshman (2007): Posted one of the best freshman seasons in school history quickly establishing herself as the No. 2 hitter on the team and breaking into the freshman record books … Her solid play earned her Oregon State’s lone All-Pac-10 Freshman Team honors … In the team’s two upsets of the season, tallied 11 kills at No. 10 Hawai’i (8/26) and nine at No. 4 UCLA (10/12), adding a career-high three aces, before following up at home against No. 9 UCLA (11/8) with a season-best 19 kills and 19.0 points… Earned All-Tournament honors at the ASICS Rainbow Wahine Invitational and Sacramento State Invitational … Matched her kills number with a season-high 19 digs against Arizona (10/26), earning one of two double-doubles (kills and digs) on the season, adding 15 kills … Blocked a season-high six balls twice at Idaho (8/31) and at Sacramento State (9/7) before posting a .636 hitting percentage (16-2-22) against Manhattan (9/8). LORD SELKIRK SECONDARY Helped lead her team to three consecutive AAAA Provincial Championships … Captain of her team as a senior … Was Winnipeg Sun’s top-ranked player for the second year in a row in 2006… Was the MHSAA Female Athlete of the Week in September 2006 … Won provincial championships with her club team, Selkirk Royals … An all-around athlete, she also competed in softball, basketball and track & field … Was a member of provincial champion 4x100 meter relay team. PERSONAL Daughter of Paul and Brenda Sawatzky … Has two sisters, Steph and Allie, who is a freshman at Texas A&M and plays volleyball for the Aggies … Business major … Gradu- ated from Lord Selkirk Secondary with first class honors … Chose to attend Oregon State because “the conference is the best, the girls are great and I believe the coaches

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 13 #3 | Camille Saxton | OH | 6-2 | Sophomore Balzac, Alberta (George MacDougal HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2009 49-28-2 34 0.69 20 122 .115 6 0.12 6 0.12 18 34 0.69 10 0 13 13 0.27 0 1 46.5 0.94 2010 93-25-23 173 1.86 73 569 .176 25 0.27 21 0.23 28 135 1.45 12 6 41 47 0.51 1 1 220.5 2.37 Total 142-53-25 207 1.46 93 691 .165 31 0.22 27 0.19 46 169 1.19 22 6 54 60 0.42 1 2 267.0 1.88

OREGON STATE Sophomore (2010): Camille Saxton appeared in all 25 matches, starting 23 ... Served up a career-best five service aces twice in the season opener against Portland (Aug. 27) and against Cincinnati (Sept. 11) with her jump top spin serve ... Earned first double-double of three at Portland State (Aug. 31) with 11 kills and 10 digs ... Set a career- high for kills with 14 against UNLV (Sept. 4) ... Posted a career-high five blocks at Cal Poly (Sept. 17) before digging up a career-high 13 balls at UC Davis (Sept. 17) ... Earned a career-best 16.5 points with 10 kills, 10 digs and three blocks against Cincinnati and against Portland with 10 kills, two digs and three blocks ... Hit a career best .421 (11-3-19) against Washington State (Sept. 25) with a pair of assists ... Tallied eight double-digit kills matches, four double-digits digs games. Freshman (2009): Played in 28 matches, 49 sets in her rookie season at outside hitter … Amassed 34 kills on the season (0.69 kps) and 34 digs (0.69 dps) … Hammered a season-best seven kills twice against Wisconsin (9/6) and Arizona (11/7) … Dug a season-best six balls against Wisconsin … Tallied six service aces on the season with a season-high two aces against Pepperdine (8/30) … At the net, posted 13 block assists with a career-best four blocks against Wisconsin … Earned 46.5 total points on the season with a career-best 10.0 points against Wisconsin … Added six assists.

GEORGE MACDOUGAL HIGH SCHOOL Lettered four years in volleyball under head coach Kendra Gray at outside hitter … Named Most Valuable Player after leading her team to a zone championship and was named an All-Star after winning the divisional championships … Voted MVP three times and earned Academic Athlete of the Year honors each year … Earned MVP and All-Star rec- ognitions after helping her Bantam team to the national and provincial championships in 2005, while earning two provincial All-Star nods the previous two years, adding national All-Star honors in 2004 … Played two seasons on the Canada Prospects Team, leading the team to the Volleyball Festival Finals in 2007 for the first time since 1983 … Also participated in beach volleyball, being named U16 provincial champion in 2005, finishing second at the U16 Western Nationals and third place at U16 Third Eastern Nationals … Also lettered in basketball, earning All-Star recognition in 2008-09 … Participated in track, being named the Rocky View School Division javelin champion in 2008, placing third in the zone.

PERSONAL Daughter of Don and Mylène Saxton … Family includes one older sister, Milou and two brothers, Ben and Dustin … Parents played on Canadian National Team; sister Milou played at Central Connecticut State for four years; brother Ben played at the University of Alberta and is currently a member of the Canadian Beach Team … Human Develop- ment and Family Sciences major … Honor Roll … Chose Oregon State because of “the coaching staff, the size of the city and school and the level of play in the conference.” #4 | Dianni Freeman | DS/L | 5-4 | Sophomore Tigard, Ore. (Tigard HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2009 10-9-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 4 5 0.50 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 2010 20-12-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 3 0.15 0 0.00 1 15 0.75 3 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 Total 30-22-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 3 0.10 0 0.00 5 20 0.67 4 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00

OREGON STATE Sophomore (2010): Dianni Freeman played in 20 sets, 12 matches ... Dug 15 balls, including a career-high four dig performance against No. 19 Michigan (Sept. 4) ... Set three assists. Freshman (2009): Played in 10 sets during her rookie season … Tallied five digs … Dug a season-high two balls against Seattle (9/6) … Served 12 times, adding two assists and 11 serve receptions.

TIGARD HIGH SCHOOL Lettered three years in volleyball under head coach Rob Coelho at setter … Earned All-State honorable mention and First Team All-League All-Around honors as a senior … Team captain and Most Valuable Player junior and senior seasons … Earned All-League Setter accolades as a junior … Led ASICS Athena Volleyball Club team at setter and team captain to state playoffs two years in a row, the first time in eight years … Also lettered two seasons in basketball under head coach Steve Naylor at point guard and one year in track under head coach Gabe Doebler, competing in the 100- meters, 200-meters and 4x100-meter relay.

PERSONAL Daughter of Shawn Freeman and Michelle Fuchigami … Father, Shawn, played basketball at Oregon State in 1987-88 … Both parents, aunt and uncle Shane and Tammy Fuchigami, cousins DeShan Perry and Scott Fuchigami and grandfather Leslie Fuchigami, a former professor in Horticulture, all attended Oregon State… Human Development and Family Sciences major with an option in Human Services … Japanese Honor Society member … Honor Roll … OSAA Farmers Insurance Scholar Athlete Award recipient … Chose Oregon State because “attending OSU was always my dream school and my first choice. I’ve grown up being a Beaver since it runs in the family!”

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 14 #5 | Natalie Morgan | MB/OPP | 6-0 | Freshman Santa Cruz, Calif. (Soquel HS)

SOQUEL HIGH SCHOOL Lettered three years in volleyball at middle blocker and opposite hitter under coach Kamala Sipin … As a senior, named to the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League (SCCAL) Second Team at opposite hitter … As a junior, All-SCCAL First Team at middle blocker after leading team to first CCS match in nine years … Two-time team captain … Founded and coordinated the First Annual “Battle of the Sexes” volleyball fundraising match.

PERSONAL Daughter of Jon and Lisa Morgan … Has one younger sister, Stephanie … Cousin Heather Donatini competed in soccer at CSULA for the past four seasons and cousin Cedar Morgan played baseball at San Jose City College last season … Aunt Denise Fidel and uncle Peter Frenzen both attended Oregon State … Majoring in Exercise and Sports Science … Former prep teammates include Karissa Cook (Stanford), Kat Brown (Cal), Justine Hunter (Pepperdine), Elizabeth Fleming (Dartmouth), Sarah Reams (St. Mary’s), Steffi Sooter (Minnesota) and Ali Flynn (Colorado) … Chose Oregon State because “Corvallis is the most supportive and friendliest town. I love the campus environment also.”

#6 | Becky Defoe | DS/L | 5-3 | Freshman Bend, Ore. (Summit HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2010 97-25-4 1 0.01 1 4 .000 54 0.56 13 0.13 7 295 3.04 28 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 14.0 0.14 Total 97-25-4 1 0.01 1 4 .000 54 0.56 13 0.13 7 295 3.04 28 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 14.0 0.14

OREGON STATE Freshman (2010): Becky Defoe appeared in and started all 25 matches in all but four at libero ... Dug a career-high 17 balls three times against Cal Poly (Sept. 17), Arizona (Oct. 8) and No. 4 Stanford (Oct. 31) with 20 double-digit digs matches ... Set a career-best five assists against Washington State (Sept. 25) adding two aces, tying her career- best for the fourth time ... Ranked 10th for digs (3.04 dps) in the conference as of Nov. 1 ... Currently sixth all-time for most digs by a freshman with 295.

SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL Lettered three years in volleyball for head coach Jill Waskom at libero … As a sophomore, helped her team to a second place finish at the state tournament, earning the team Hustle Award … As a junior, helped the team to a third place state finish, earning Athlete of the Month honors, team Most Fight award, Intermountain Conference (IMC) First Team selection, first team All-State Tournament, second team All-State as libero … As a senior, team captain, All-IMC First Team, IMC Libero of the Year, first team All-State Tournament, Libero of the Year, second team All-State … Also lettered three years in basketball for coaches Dustin Anderson and Ryan Cruz and three years in softball for coach Mike Carpenter … Two-time team Hustle Award winner and two-time team Best Defensive Player in basketball, earning All-IMC honorable mention as a junior … Three- time IMC selection (second team as a freshman, honorable mention as a sophomore, first team as a junior) in softball and three-time team Best Defensive Player honoree.

PERSONAL Daughter of Don and Terri Defoe … Has one older sister, Morgan, and one younger sister, Mariah … Uncles Rick and Larry Vaughn attended Oregon State and cousin Heidi Vaughn is currently attending … Majoring in Business … Home Schooled … Former prep teammates include current teammate Kelsey Zimmerman … Chose Oregon State for Pac-10 volleyball and it is close to home.

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 15 #7 | Kiersten Sambrailo | MB | 6-0 | Senior Watsonville, Calif. (Aptos HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2007 17-14-0 7 0.41 2 15 .333 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 3 0.18 0 2 4 6 0.35 0 1 11.0 0.65 2008 45-21-3 35 0.78 16 96 .198 3 0.07 0 0.00 2 17 0.38 0 4 20 24 0.53 2 0 49.0 1.09 2009 61-21-17 65 1.07 31 192 .177 9 0.15 1 0.02 8 28 0.46 1 6 69 75 1.23 8 0 106.5 1.74 2010 20-6-3 17 0.85 8 52 .173 1 0.05 0 0.00 0 9 0.45 0 2 8 10 0.50 2 1 23.0 1.15 Total 143-62-23 124 0.87 57 355 .189 13 0.09 1 0.01 12 57 0.40 1 14 101 115 0.80 12 2 189.5 1.32 OREGON STATE Senior (2010): Kiersten Sambrailo appeared in six matches, starting three, 20 total sets ... Recurring problems with her hitting shoulder limited, then sidelined her early in the season ... Opened the season with seven and six kill appearances against Portland (Aug. 27) and Sacramento State (Aug. 28) ... Posted two three block appearances against Portland and at College of Charleston (Sept. 11) ... Earned a season-best 9.0 points against Portland ... Returned against No. 3 California (Oct. 29) earning a kill in a single set. Junior (2009): Worked through different injuries through the season, though still playing in 21 matches, starting 17, 61 sets … Racked up 65 kills (1.07 kps) and 75 blocks (1.23 bps) … Named to the Active Ankle Challenge All-Tournament Team … Killed a career-high eight balls against Cal State Fullerton (9/7) with five blocks … Tied her career best for blocks with seven against Wisconsin (9/6) with a service ace and two kills … Posted a career-best 10.5 points twice against Cal State Fullerton and at Arizona State (10/10) of her 106.5 total … Added nine assists, a service ace and 28 digs … Earned Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention status. Sophomore (2008): Appeared in 21 matches, starting three … Set a season-best with seven kills at No. 12 USC (11/1) after pounding six against No. 17 Colorado State (9/6) … Racked up five kills and a personal best six digs and seven total blocks against Washington State (11/16) for a season-high 9.5 points … Hit a perfect 4-for-4 against Arizona State (10/25) with one solo block. Freshman (2007): Appeared in 17 sets during her rookie season … Underwent surgery on her hitting shoulder after the season … Posted a season-high two kills three times against Manhattan (9/8), No. 10 California (10/5) and No. 19 Oregon … Blocked a season-best two balls twice against Arizona State (10/25) and at No. 8 California (11/1) … Earned a season-high 3.0 points against Oregon.

APTOS HIGH SCHOOL Led the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League in kills, blocks and digs as a senior and was named SCCAL MVP for the second time … Named Aptos High’s Athlete of the Year as a senior … Selected as the Santa Cruz Sentinel’s All-County Athlete of the Year as a senior … Earned KION 46 and KCBA FOX 35 Central California Coast Region ‘Scholar Athlete of the Week’ honors during her senior season … Also led the SCCAL in kills and blocks as a junior and was honored as the league MVP … Helped her team go 30-0 in the league during her junior and senior seasons … Earned all-league second team honors as a sophomore … Played club for Main Beach Volleyball Club … Also earned four letters in basketball as a starter, averaging 12.6 points and 14.9 rebounds per game as a senior … Was named to the Santa Cruz Sentinel All-County first team … Earned All-SCCAL First Team honors on the basketball court as a senior and was selected to the second team as a junior … Earned two letters in track and field as a high jumper, throwing the discus and running the 200 meters.

PERSONAL Daughter of Mark and Karen Sambrailo … Has two brothers, Erik, who competed as a skier in the Junior Olympics, and Tyler, who plays football for Colorado State … Father, Mark, was a pole vaulter at the University of Colorado; Grandfather, Bill Sambrailo, played football at Santa Clara, helping the team to a berth in the Orange Bowl … Majoring in Business … Was a scholar athlete and a member of the California Scholarship Federation all four years of high school … Former prep teammates include Chelsea Fowles (Utah State) and Kat Cinkova (American University)… Chose to attend Oregon State “because of the amazing OSU school spirit, the awesome coaches and teammates and the great academic programs.” #8 | Dre Shaw | OH | 6-0 | Junior Wailuku, Hawai’i (Kamehameha-Maui HS/Western New Mexico/Eastern Arizona CC) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2010 53-15-8 96 1.81 50 254 .181 9 0.17 1 0.02 6 75 1.42 6 3 14 17 0.32 2 1 107.0 2.02 Total 53-15-8 96 1.81 50 254 .181 9 0.17 1 0.02 6 75 1.42 6 3 14 17 0.32 2 1 107.0 2.02

OREGON STATE Junior (2010): Dre Shaw missed the first 10 matches of the season due to ineligibility, but since has played in all 15, starting eight, playing in 53 total sets ... Started her career with a pair of six kill nights against Nevada (Sept. 18) and Washington State (Sept. 25), also tallying a 7.0 points in both matches ... Blocked a career-best two balls three times against Nevada first, last against No. 8 USC (Oct. 23) adding an overall career number night with 19 kills, .295 (19-6-44) hitting percentage and 18 digs for a career-high 20.0 points ... Tallied three double-digit kills matches and three double-digit digs matches.

EASTERN ARIZONA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Competed for one season for the Gila Monsters under coach Shari Kay … AVCA Two-Year Colleges Second Team All-American … NJCAA First team All-American … Arizona Community College Athletic Association (ACCAC) Player of the Year … All-ACCAC First Team and three-time Player of the Week … First Team All-Region.

WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY Competed for one season for the Mustangs under coach Jim Callender … Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year … All-Conference Third Team selection … Led team to 14-5 record and West Division Championship.

KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS MAUI CAMPUS Lettered four years in volleyball at outside hitter, middle blocker and opposite hitter under coaches Donald Kealoha, Kathy Goods and Bala Spencer ... Two-time All-Maui Inter- scholastic League (MIL) first team selection and named Player of the Year for both seasons … Led team to three undefeated seasons, while giving up only one loss as a senior … As a senior, named to the Honolulu Bulletin All-State Honorable Mention squad.

PERSONAL Daughter of David and Nona Shaw … Liberal Arts major … Chose Oregon State because “when I see a great opportunity, I take it!”

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 16 #10 | Megan McBride | S | 6-1 | Sophomore Auburn, Wash. (Auburn Mountainview HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2009 41-24-2 19 0.46 9 53 .189 107 2.61 4 0.10 12 28 0.68 0 1 8 9 0.22 1 0 28.0 0.68 2010 97-25-25 152 1.57 51 367 .275 854 8.80 22 0.23 41 167 1.72 0 4 61 65 0.67 4 11 208.5 2.14 Total 138-49-27 171 1.24 60 420 .264 961 6.96 26 0.19 53 195 1.41 0 5 69 74 0.54 5 11 236.5 1.71

OREGON STATE Sophomore (2010): Megan McBride appeared and started in all 25 matches at setter ... Currently ninth in the Pac-10 for assists with 961 (8.80 aps) as of Nov. 1 ... Ranked ninth all-time for career assists with 961 ... Set fifth most assists for a sophomore in school history with 854 ... Earned her first career triple-double at Portland State (Aug. 31) with a career-best 19 digs adding 10 kills and 45 assists ... Killed a career-best 13 balls against No. 19 Michigan (Sept. 4), adding 37 assists for her third double-double, and earning a best 19.0 points ... Earned a career-best 50 assists at Seattle (Sept. 15) with her fourth double-double of the season, adding 10 kills ... Blocked five balls, twice, against Cincinnati (Sept. 11) and Cal Poly (Sept. 17) before blocking a career-high six balls at No. 8 California (Oct. 2) ... Has served up a team-high 21 aces, setting a career-high with five aces against Illinois State (Aug. 28) ... Named to the Active Ankle Challenge All-Tournament Team. Freshman (2009): Played in 24 matches, starting two, appearing in 41 total sets … Tallied 107 assists (2.61 aps) … Had a breakout performance against Arizona (11/7) with season-best seven kills (.500 hitting percentage), season-high 38 assists, six digs and season-best four blocks … Set a season-high for digs with 10 at California (11/13) with four kills, 16 assists and a block … Racked up 19 kills, four service aces, 28 digs and nine blocks … Earned her season-high 10.0 points of her 28.0 total against Arizona.

AUBURN MOUNTAINVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Lettered four years in volleyball under head coach Momi Bowles as a setter and right side hitter ... Led her team to state three years of the four that the school has been open … Four-time varsity Most Valuable Player … Earned Prep Athlete of the Week honors each year … As a freshman in 2005, earned second team All-League accolades, named to Prepvolleyball.com’s “Frosh 59” … In her sophomore season in 2006, earned All-League MVP honors, first team All-State as a setter, second team All-State as a hitter, garnered All Area: Seattle Times and Tacoma News Tribune accolades, named to Prepvolleyball.com’s “Soph 79” … As a junior in 2007, earned first team All-Area by the Tacoma News Tribune, first team All-League, All-State Honorable Mention, named to the Emerald City Classic All-Tournament Team … As a senior in 2008, led her team to the West Central District Championship, named All-League Co-MVP, Tacoma News Tribune All-Area MVP, Seattle Times All-Area Team, First Team All-State as a setter.

PERSONAL Daughter of Kevin and Staci McBride … Has one older sister, Madaline … Her father played football for two years for Oregon State … Majoring in Psychology … National Honor Society member … Honor Roll...… King 5 News “Academic Achiever” ... Former prep teammates include Meagan Ganzer (Washington State) and Alyssa Hilby (Tennessee) … Chose Oregon State because “I love the atmosphere of the campus and volleyball team, and I love the thought of being part of building an up and coming program.” #11 | Tami Brown | MB | 6-2 | Sophomore Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2009 59-24-0 1 0.02 1 4 .000 2 0.03 3 0.05 7 12 0.20 0 0 2 2 0.03 0 0 5.0 0.08 2010 68-23-6 37 0.54 16 122 .172 1 0.01 13 0.19 12 17 0.25 1 1 34 35 0.51 2 0 68.0 1.00 Total 127-47-6 38 0.30 17 126 .167 3 0.02 16 0.13 19 29 0.23 1 1 36 37 0.30 2 0 73.0 0.57

OREGON STATE Sophomore (2010): Tami Brown appeared in 23 matches, 68 total sets, starting six, splitting time at serving specialist, middle blocker and opposite hitter ... Tallied a career best eight kills at Portland State (Aug. 31), adding a best 12.5 points ... Posted a career-high seven blocks in the team’s next match against Florida Gulf Coast (Sept. 3) at home, hitting .455 with six kills ... Dug a career-best four balls in the season opener against Portland (Aug. 27) ... Served up a pair of service aces on four occasions, last against UNLV (Sept. 4). Freshman (2009): Played in 59 sets in her rookie season, mainly as a serving specialist … Earned three service aces on 119 service attempts … Dug a season-best two balls four times … Added two block assists, 12 digs, two assists and a kill on the season … Earned a season-best 2.0 points at UNLV (9/12) with a kill and an ace … Served the final points in the five-set Civil War upset at home over No. 7 Oregon (10/2).

SHELDON HIGH SCHOOL Lettered two years in volleyball under head coach Kandice Feola at middle blocker … Named to Second Team All-State and First Team All-Conference as a senior … Tallied a pair of Most Improved honors during her sophomore and junior seasons … Also lettered for four years in basketball under head coach Luke Roth at forward … McDonalds All-American nominee as a senior … Earned Second Team All-League honors as a junior, honorable mention as a sophomore … Lettered four years in softball under head coach Brian Brancato at catcher … Named the KMTR Prep Athlete of the Week and KEZI-TV Amateur Athlete of the Week … Named to the First Team All-Leauge as a junior and senior.

PERSONAL Daughter of Chester and Nancy Brown … Has three older brothers, Trevor, Tim and Tyler and one sister Theresa … Tim, plays baseball for the Kalamazoo Kings after spending a pair of seasons in the San Diego Padres organization and Trevor also played for the Padres organization … Education major … Former prep teammates include Kendra Little (University of Oregon – women’s golf) … International High School Program graduate … Chose Oregon State “because I couldn’t imagine myself being surrounded by a better group of people and being pushed to such a great extent while having family and friends always close by. This really embodies living a dream.”

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 17 #12 | Kelsey Zimmerman | OH | 6-1 | Freshman Bend, Ore. (Summit HS)

Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2010 36-13-1 49 1.36 28 172 .122 6 0.17 2 0.06 5 28 0.78 1 2 14 16 0.44 1 1 60.0 1.67 Total 36-13-1 49 1.36 28 172 .122 6 0.17 2 0.06 5 28 0.78 1 2 14 16 0.44 1 1 60.0 1.67

OREGON STATE Freshman (2010): Kelsey Zimmerman has played in 13 matches, starting one, in 36 total sets ... Set and tied her career-high eight kills in the opening weekend against Sacramento State and Illinois State (Aug. 28) before tying it again the following weekend against No. 19 Michigan (Sept. 4) ... Earned a pair of service aces with one against Sacramento State and at Portland State (Aug. 31) ... Dug a career-high 10 balls against Sacramento State with a best 10.0 points ... Posted a career-best three blocks twice at College of Charleston (Sept. 11) and at Seattle (Sept. 15) ... Recurring back pain and illness has limited her playing time early this season.

SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL Lettered four years, starting three in volleyball under head coach Jill Waskom … Helped team to sixth place as a freshman … Earned All-Intermountain Conference (IMC) First Team, All-State Tournament First Team, All-State First Team as a sophomore, helping her team to a runner-up finish at the state tournament … As a junior, earned first team honors across the board again, helping the team to a third place state finish … As a senior, named IMC Player of the Year as well as OSAA Class 5A Player of the Year, earning All-State Tournament First Team accolades, leading team to a IMC Championship and runner-up finish at the state tournament … Named to the 2010 Sports Imports/Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 to Watch … Also lettered in track under head coach Dave Turnbull in the high jump and hurdles.

PERSONAL Daughter of Gary and Lisa Zimmerman … Has one older sister, Lindsay … Mother, Lisa, competed in track and field at the University of Oregon for four years; Father, Gary, played football at the University of Oregon for four years before playing professionally for 14 years for the Los Angeles Express (1984-85), Minnesota Vikings (1986-93) and Denver Broncos (1993-97) … Former prep teammates include current Oregon State teammate Becky Defoe … Uncles Larry and Jeff Nicholson and cousin Ryan Nicholson attended Oregon State … Business major … National Honor Society, Freshman/Sophomore representative in student government, Secretary of student government as a junior … Chose Oregon State because “I love the welcoming atmosphere that surrounds the Oregon State campus. And getting the opportunity to play in the Pac-10 and in my home state is a dream come true.” #13 | Mona Kressl | MB/OPP | 6-4 | Freshman Langenzenn, Germany (Maximilian-von-Montgelas Gymnasium Vilsbiburg) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2010 94-25-23 171 1.82 66 376 .279 15 0.16 19 0.20 42 42 0.45 2 14 93 107 1.14 15 0 250.5 2.66 Total 94-25-23 171 1.82 66 376 .279 15 0.16 19 0.20 42 42 0.45 2 14 93 107 1.14 15 0 250.5 2.66

OREGON STATE Freshman (2010): Mona Kressl has appeared in all 25 matches, starting 23, appearing in 94 total sets ... Set a career-best for kills with 12 at College of Charleston (Sept. 11), adding seven blocks and a career-high 16.5 points ... Her deep float serve earned her a career-high four aces at Portland State (Aug. 31) ... Earned a best eight blocks twice against Cincinnati (Sept. 11) and Arizona State (Oct. 9) ... Accumulated 34 digs with a career-best three four times, last against Nevada (Sept. 18) ... Named to the Holiday Inn Classic All-Tournament Team, hosted by College of Charleston ... One of the best blockers in the Pac-10, currently sixth as of Nov. 1 ... Second for freshman in block assists in school history; fifth for total blocks for a freshman.

MAXIMILIAN-VON-MONTGELAS GYMNASIUM VILSBIBURG Spent the past six years playing for the Rote Raven Vilsbiburg club team under head coach Guillermo Gallardo … Advanced from the fourth elvel Bayernliga in 2004-05 before moving to the third level Regionalliga the following year … Played primarily on the second team for the last four years which competes in the 2nd Bundesliga with a stint as a back-up middle blocker for the first team during 2008-09, the year it finished runner-up in the 1st Bundesliga regular season and won the German Cup … Member of the German Junior National Team and competed in the 2007 FIVB Women’s Junior World Championship in Thailand.

PERSONAL Daughter of Gerd Kressl and Dagmar Berg-Kressl … Has one younger brother, Samuel … Majoring in Civil Engineering … Chose Oregon State for its academic reputation.

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 18 #14 | Kaitlan Locke | S/DS | 5-11 | Senior West Linn, Ore. (West Linn HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2007 3-2-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 4 1.33 0 0.00 0 5 1.67 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 0.0 0.00 2008 59-28-0 0 0.00 0 1 .000 27 0.46 3 0.05 11 16 0.27 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3.0 0.05 2009 34-17-1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 1 0.03 0 0.00 5 4 0.12 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 2010 33-23-0 1 0.03 0 1 1.000 23 0.70 0 0.00 0 7 0.21 2 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 1.0 0.03 Total 129-70-1 1 0.01 0 2 .500 55 0.43 3 0.02 16 32 0.25 2 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 4.0 0.03 OREGON STATE Senior (2010): Kaitlan Locke has appeared in 33 sets, 23 matches as a serving specialist and setter ... Set a season-high five assists against Cal Poly (Sept. 17) and at USC (Oct. 23) ... Tallied a pair of digs at No. 11 UCLA (Oct. 22), recording her first point of the season on a kill. Junior (2009): Played in 17 matches, 34 sets primarily as a serving specialist … Tallied one assist and four digs … Served 60 times, setting five balls. Sophomore (2008): Appeared in 28 matches, 59 sets … Amassed 27 assists with a career-high seven assists against Portland (9/13) with hitters connecting for kills on all of them … Against Idaho (9/12), racked up a personal best four digs … Dug up a total of 16 balls on the season … Earned a service ace three different times … Earned Pac-10 All-Academic First Team honors. Freshman (2007): Saw limited playing time during the season, appearing in two matches; three sets … Tallied a season-best two assists in both matches against Cal State Northridge (9/8) and Manhattan (9/8) … Posted a season-high three digs against CSUN.

WEST LINN HIGH SCHOOL A three-year letterwinner at West Linn High School … Earned All-Three Rivers League First Team accolades as a junior and senior … Earned all-state second team as a senior … Chosen as team captain as a junior and senior and was named team MVP as a senior … Was named KOIN 6 News Athlete of the Week in 2006 … Also earned three letters in tennis … Captained the tennis team as a senior.

PERSONAL Daughter of Steve and Cheri Locke … Has one younger brother, Mitchell, a freshman at Oregon State … Her grandfather, father and two uncles attended Oregon State … Business major … Member of National Honor Society … Served on her Senior Class Council … Chose to attend Oregon State because “I loved the campus and wanted to compete in the Pac-10.” #19 | Martie Massey | DS/L | 5-3 | Sophomore Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2010 4-4-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 Total 4-4-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00

OREGON STATE Sophomore (2010): Martie Massey has appeared in four sets this season against Nevada (Sept. 18), at No. 1 Stanford (Oct. 1), against Arizona State (Oct. 9) and against No. 3 California (Oct. 29). Freshman (2009): Attended Oregon State, but did not compete for the team … Played one season of club volleyball at libero under head coach Adam Ellis … Named to the 2010 Las Vegas Open All-Tournament Team … Earned the Ray, Frances, and Dale Cripps Student Support Fund scholarship.

JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL Lettered one year in volleyball at defensive specialist under head coach Teresa Zimmerlee … As a senior, helped team to the Oregon 6A State Championship and Metro League title … Earned Team Hustle Award.

PERSONAL Daughter of Tim and Mary Massey … Has three younger siblings, Ireland, Grace and Zoë … Majoring in Biology … Honor Roll … Choir Letters … Theatre letter … Chose Oregon State because of its “location to family, the beautiful campus and for the experience.” #20 | Allie Rogers | MB/OPP | 6-2 | Freshman Eugene, Ore. (Marist HS)

MARIST HIGH SCHOOL Lettered three years in volleyball at middle blocker under coach Shari Pimental … Led team to second place finish at the OSAA 4A Championships as a senior, third as a sophomore … Two-time All-State honoree … Two-time All-Sky-Em selection … Most Valuable Player twice … As a senior, OSAA 4A Player of the Year … Also lettered three years in basketball at forward under coach Michelle Quist … Led team to a runner-up finish as a senior, fourth as a sophomore … Two-time All-State selection as a sophomore and senior and four-time All-Conference honoree … Three-time team MVP … And lettered four years in track and field at high jump for coach Chris Hayward-Mayhew, finishing second in the state as a freshman, clearing 5-4, and fourth as a junior … Three-time All-State and All-League recipient …. Team MVP as a freshman.

PERSONAL Daugher of George Rogers and Hamlin Jost … Has one younger brother Jackson … Mother, Hamlin, was a basketball player at the College of the Redwoods, being inducted into the Hall of Fame; Father, George, played basketball at the College of the Redwoods and Northwest Christian; Grandfather played football at Oregon and Kaitlyn Nord cur- rently plays soccer at Humboldt State … Undecided on a major … National Honor Society … President of Rally Crew … Dean’s List … Chose Oregon State “for the sense of community, campus life and academics. I’m proud to be a Beaver.”

November 3, 2010 • Oregon State Volleyball Weekly Release • Page 19 #21 | Tayla Woods | S | 5-11 | Freshman Corvallis, Ore. (Santiam Christian HS)

SANTIAM CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Lettered four years in volleyball at setter for coach Kim McLain … Led team to OSAA 3A title as a senior, placing top eight the three previous years … As a senior, Oregon state Player of the Year … Two-time Player of the Year in the PacWest League … Two-time first team All-State selection … Three-time All-PacWest League First Team honoree … As a freshman, named second team All-League … Also lettered four years in basketball at point guard for coach Mellisa McLain … Led team to runner-up finish as a junior, third place as a senior … Named Oregon state Player of the Year as a senior … Two-time conference Player of the Year … Two-time first team All-State honoree … Four-time first team All-League … As a sophomore, named to the state second team.

PERSONAL Daughter of Steve and Terri Woods … Has one older sister, Kiley, and one younger sister, Darci … Sister, Kiley, attended Oregon State and was a manager for the volleyball team … Education and Psychology major … Honor Roll … Chose Oregon State because “I liked the atmosphere of the volleyball team and coaches. It’s a pretty campus, and it’s next to my friends and family.” #22 | Laura Schaudt | OH/MB | 6-4 | Freshman Philomath, Ore. (Philomath HS)

PHILOMATH HIGH SCHOOL Lettered two years in volleyball at middle blocker under coaches Kurt Hausheer and Whitney Stear … As a senior, named to All-Valco League Second Team … As a junior, named to first team and team captain … Also lettered three years in basketball at post for coach Amy Leonard … Three-time All-Valco League selection, earning first team honors as a senior after back-to-back second team selections … Lettered four years in track and field in high jump and long jump under coach Joe Fulton … Four-time first team All-League honoree, earning second-team All-State honors as a junior … As a senior, named first team All-State taking the state title in the triple jump and finishing runner up in the high jump … Also competed one season in cross country as a freshman.

PERSONAL Daughter of Ken and Carol Schaudt … Has one older brother, Brian … Brian competes in track and field at Oregon … Mother, Carol, was an All-American basketball player at Oregon State, competing in the 1984 Olympics and father, Ken, also attended Oregon State … National Honor Society … Honor Roll … Chose Oregon State “because it is a very well respected program and the coaches work hard to help the players improve.” #32 | Ashley Eneliko | MB/OH | 5-11 | Sophomore Seattle, Wash. (Kennedy HS) Season SP-MP-MS K K/S E TA PCT A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE PTS PTS/S 2009 66-26-12 41 0.62 19 116 .190 3 0.05 0 0.00 11 14 0.21 0 6 60 66 1.00 4 2 77.0 1.17 2010 92-25-18 125 1.36 63 334 .186 5 0.05 0 0.00 0 13 0.14 0 8 88 96 1.04 4 1 177.0 1.92 Total 158-51-30 166 1.05 82 450 .187 8 0.05 0 0.00 11 27 0.17 0 14 148 162 1.03 8 3 254.0 1.61

OREGON STATE Sophomore (2010): Ashley Eneliko has played in all 25 matches, starting 18, playing in 92 sets ... Hit a 10 kills at College of Charleston (Sept. 11), resetting her career-high for points with 13.5, adding six blocks ... Tallied a career-high 11 kills with a .348 hitting percentage at No. 8 USC (Oct. 23) ... Tied the sixth best single-match record for block assists, setting a new career best for blocks with 10 against Cal Poly (Sept. 17) ... Her 1.03 blocks per set ranks ninth best in the conference as of Nov. 1 ... Racked up ninth-most block assists in school history for a sophomore; 10th most total blocks for a sophomore ... Started the season mainly at opposite before transitioning back to the middle. Freshman (2009): Played in 26 matches, starting 12, and 66 sets … Racked up 41 kills (0.62 kps) and 66 blocks (1.00 bps) … Hit a season-best four kills three times, last time at Washington (11/25) with a .375 hitting percentage … Blocked a season-best seven balls at Michigan (9/19) in the team’s upset sweep of the Wolverines … Posted a season-best 7.5 points of her 77.0 total against Washington (9/27), averaging 1.17 points per set … Added three assists and 14 digs with a career-high four digs against Washington … Named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman Team Honorable Mention.

KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL Lettered four years in volleyball under head coach Tom Muckerheide … Named First Team All-League all four years … 2007 and 2008 Seamount League Most Valuable Player … Added All-State Class 3A Second Team accolades as a hitter … Earned All-League Honorable Mention recognition in 2005 … Named to the All-Star team … Also lettered as a freshman and sophomore in basketball under head coach Don Hoffman … Helped team to seventh and eighth place state finishes in 2006 and 2007.

PERSONAL Daughter of Hale and Lisa Eneliko … Has three siblings, Joey, Agnes and Apryll … Psychology major … Cousin Sine Schirmer plays for Hope International University and cousin Natalie Wilkening is an outside hitter for Walla Walla University … Prom Queen … ASB representative and coordinator … Chose Oregon State because “I fell in love with the campus. It seemed perfect for me because it was not too big, yet not too small either. I also love the school spirit. The coaches were down to earth, and both the coaches and the team were welcoming and cool to be around. I felt comfortable, and I wanted to be part of this whole new learning and athletic environment.”

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