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WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL RELEASE #15 December 19, 2000 Stanford Women’s Volleyball Final Release CONTACT: Aimee Dombroski (650) 725-7277; [email protected] 2000 WRAPUP: The 18th-ranked Stanford women’s volleyball team finished the 2000 season with a 19-12 overall record, 10-8 Pac-10. After placing fourth in the conference 2000 SCHEDULE (19-12, 10-8 Pac-10) standings and receiving an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, Stanford won its first 9/1 Drake+ W, 3-0 round match against No. 22 Loyola Marymount, 3-0. The Cardinal then lost a heartbreaker 9/1 Portland State+ W, 3-0 to No. 14 UC-Santa Barbara, 3-2, in Santa Barbara, Calif. Stanford finished outside the 9/3 at New Mexico+ W, 3-0 9/5 at Utah L, 2-3 top 16 nationally for the first time in the history of the program. Since joining the Pac- 9/7 Fairfield^ W, 3-1 10, the Cardinal is 57-17 (.770) in the NCAA Tournament. Stanford is one of only four 9/8 at #17 BYU^ L, 1-3 teams to have appeared in all 20 NCAA Championships (UCSB, Penn State, Pacific). 9/9 Oral Roberts^ W, 3-0 9/14 at Oregon* W, 3-2 9/15 at Oregon State* (FSNW -TD) W, 3-2 POSTSEASON RECAP: The Cardinal took a four-match winning streak into the 9/22 #5 USC* (FOX Sports Net) L, 0-3 postseason, facing Loyola Marymount in the first round. Stanford dominated the Lions, 9/23 #7 UCLA* L, 0-3 sweeping the match, 3-0. Game scores were 15-11, 15-6, 15-9. Sophomore Logan Tom 9/29 at #8 Arizona* (FOX Sports Net) L, 0-3 9/30 at Arizona State* L, 1-3 led the match with 16 kills while posting a .419 hitting percentage. Senior middle blocker 10/6 Washinton State* W, 3-1 JenniferDetmer added seven kills and seven blocks to the Cardinal effort. Stanford 10/7 Washington* W, 3-0 faced UC-Santa Barbara in second round action in the Thunderdome. The Cardinal fell 10/10 California* W, 3-0 to the Gauchos in a grueling five game match. Game scores were 15-9, 14-16, 8-15, 16- 10/14 #18 Long Beach State W, 3-0 10/19 at #8 UCLA* L, 0-3 14, 14-16. Tom set a career high with 39 kills (.339 hitting percentage) - two shy of the 10/20 at #4 USC* L, 2-3 school record. Senior setter Lindsay Kagawa notched a career high 80 assists - three 10/26 #5 Arizona* L, 0-3 shy of the school record for a single match. Senior middle blocker Jennifer Detmer led 10/27 Arizona State* W, 3-1 all blockers with 12 on the night. 10/30 Saint Mary’s W, 3-0 11/2 at Washington* W, 3-2 11/3 at Washington State* L, 1-3 TOM EARNS ALL-AMERICAN HONORS: Sophomore outside hitter Logan Tom (Salt 11/7 at #10 Pacific L, 0-3 Lake City, UT) was selected as a first-team AVCA All-American for the second 11/10 at California* W, 3-0 consecutive season. Tom led the Cardinal with 5.86 kills and 3.20 digs per game in 11/16 Oregon* W, 3-0 11/17 Oregon St.* (FOX Sports Net) W, 3-0 2000. She is a two-time first-team Pac-10 All-Conference selection as well. 11/21 #14 Santa Clara W, 3-1 11/30 #22 Loyola Marymount% W, 3-0 ALL-REGION TEAM ANNOUNCED: Sophomore sensation Logan Tom garnered 12/1 #14 UC Santa Barbara$ L, 2-3 more postseason accolades as she was named to the first-team Pacific All-Region team *Pac-10 Match; +UNM-Comcast Invitational at last month. It is the second year Tom has been a first team selection. Albuquerque, N.M.; ^BYU/Mizuno Classic at Provo, UT; Rankings by USA Today/AVCA;% NCAA 1st TOM AND DETMER ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS: Sophomore outside hitter round.; $ NCAA 2nd round Logan Tom and senior middle blocker Jennifer Detmer were named first-team All-Pac- 2000 ROSTER 10 last week. It is Detmer’s third consecutive first-team all-conference honor while 3 Anna Robinson S 6-2 Fr. Tom’s second. Freshman Sara McGee was an All-Pac-10 All-Freshman selection as 5 Emily Lawrence DS 5-8 Jr. well. 6 Sara McGee MB 6-3 Fr. 7 Sara Dukes MB/OH 6-1 Fr. 8 Jamie Brownell DS 5-8 Fr. SIX CARDINALS LAND ON CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS: Stanford’s 10 Tara Conrad MB 6-3 Jr. Jennifer Detmer was a first-team All-Pac-10 All-Academic pick while teammate Sara 13 Ashley Ivy OH 6-0 So. 15 Logan Tom OH 6-1 So. 2000 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE STANDINGS (Final) 17 Lindsay Kagawa S 5-9 Sr. 18 Michelle Chambers OH 6-0 Jr. Conference Overall 21 Jenn Harvey MB 6-5 Fr. School W L PCT GB W L PCT 24 Sara Sandrik MB 6-1 Jr. Arizona* 16 2 .889 -- 25 4 .862 31 Robyn Lewis S 5-10 Jr. USC 16 2 .889 -- 25 2 .926 32 Jennifer Detmer MB 6-3 Sr. UCLA 14 4 .778 -- 22 7 .759 Interim Head Coach: Denise Corlett (12th Year) Stanford 10 8 .556 -- 19 12 .621 Assistant Coach: Kim Oden (1st year) Washington State 9 9 .500 -- 18 9 .667 Assistant Coach: Josh Cohen (3rd Year) Arizona State 9 9 .500 -- 17 11 .607 Volunteer Assistant: David Johnson (1st year) Oregon State 6 12 .333 -- 16 16 .500 For the latest in Stanford news and California 6 12 .333 -- 13 15 .464 scores on the World Wide Web, click on: Oregon 2 16 .111 -- 10 19 .345 Washington 2 16 .111 -- 8 19 .296 www.gostanford.com * - based on the Pac-10 tie breaker, UA receives the league’s automatic bid to NCAAs. Stanford Cardinal Women’s Volleyball (NCAA Champions - 1992, 1994, 1996, 1997) USA Today/AVCA Sandrik was a second-team selection as the Cardinal landed six players on the league (12/4/00) all-academic teams. Setter Lindsay Kagawa, middle blocker Tara Conrad, outside hitter 1. Nebraska Ashley Ivy and defensive specialist Emily Lawrence were honorable mention selections. 2. USC 3. Hawaii TOM TALLIES DOUBLE DIGITS IN KILLS IN 16 CONSECUTIVE MATCHES: 4. Wisconsin Sophomore All-American outside hitter Logan Tom (Salt Lake City, UT/Highland HS) 5. Arizona impressed both offensively and defensively in 2000. She notched tallied 16 kills vs. LMU 6. Colorado State 7. Pacific and 39 vs. UCSB to run her streak to 16 consecutive matches reaching double digits in 8. Penn State kills. Tom notched her eighth double-double in 2000 with 39 kills and 23 digs vs. the 9. Minnesota Gauchos. She had 20 or more kills in seven of 16 matches and 15 or more kills in 13 of 10. Florida 16 matches she played in this year. Since her return from the Summer Olympic Games, 11. UCLA Tom is averaged 5.86 kills and a team-leading 3.20 digs while hitting at a.350 clip. Her 12. BYU 13. Long Beach State 23 service aces led the squad. The team went 10-6 since her return. She was honored 14. UC Santa Barbara as a first-team all-conference, all-region and all-American selection (the second of her 15. Ohio State career) this year. Tom helped lead the U.S. Women’s National Team to a fourth-place 16. Santa Clara finish at the 2000 Summer Olympic Games in Sydney. She missed the first month and 17. Kansas State a half of the 2000 collegiate season while with the national team. 18. Pepperdine 19. STANFORD 20. Utah DETMER ENDS CAREER RANKED FIFTH IN CAREER BLOCKS: Senior middle 21. Notre Dame blocker Jennifer Detmer (Thousand Oaks, CA) closed out her career against UCSB in 22. Utah State second round NCAA action with 12 blocks, tying her career high. On the year, Detmer 23. Texas A&M led the squad with 123 total blocks, averaging 1.73 per game. Her 2.75 kills per game 24. Loyola Marymount average ranked third on the team while her .368 hitting percentage was tops. For her 25. Missouri (‘00 Stanford opponents in italics) career, she ranks fifth all-time at Stanford with 461 blocks from 1997-2000. She was named a first-team All-Pac-10 selection for the third consecutive season. Volleyball Magazine (11/27/00) ODDS AND ENDS: The Cardinal won their last five home matches and take that winning 1. Nebraska streak into the 2001 season ... Stanford’s four-match losing streak was the longest in 2. Pacific school history ... Stanford’s eight conference losses in 2000 was the most in the history 3. Hawaii of the program ... they won 66 of 112 games played this season and outscored opponents 4. USC 1425-1229 ... the Cardinal went 3-3 in five game matches in 2000 ... Stanford opponents 5. Colorado State only hit .190 on the year ... Stanford led the league in blocks, averaging 3.33 per game 6. Arizona 7. Wisconsin - this marks the third consecutive season, the Cardinal topped the Pac-10 in this category 8. Minnesota ... Stanford’s fourth place finish in the conference was it’s lowest since 1979 when it 9. Florida finished 5th (6-6) in the Norcal Conference ... it marked the first time the Cardinal had not 10. Penn State finished first or second in the Pac-10 ... Stanford’s 3.33 blocks per game ranked in the 11.
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