TABLE OF CONTENTS UC DAVIS QUICK FACTS 2002 Schedule ...... 2 Aggie Preview ...... 3 School ...... University of California, Davis Coach’s Office ...... 287 Hickey Gym ...... (UC Davis) ...... One Shields Avenue COACHES Address ...... One Shields Avenue ...... Davis, CA 95616 Head Coach Stephanie Hawbecker ...... 4 Assistants Ping Chou/Jessica Quinn ...... 5 ...... Davis, CA 95616 Coach’s Phone ...... 530/752-0644 Established/Founded ...... 1905/1908 Coach’s E-Mail Address ...... [email protected] PLAYERS Enrollment ...... 27,292 Assistant Coach ...... Ping Chou (UC Davis ’94) Fitzpatrick/Gaudino ...... 6 Nickname ...... Aggies Chou’s Phone ...... 530/754-9788 Brown/Evans...... 7 Colors ...... Yale Blue & Gold Assistant Coach ...... Jessica Quinn (Memphis ’00) McClelland/Prell ...... 8 National Affiliation ...... NCAA Division II Cafarchia/Vincent ...... 9 Conference ...... California Collegiate Athletic Assoc. SID Contact ...... Mark Honbo (UC Davis ’95) Wilton/Gaber/Tilles ...... 10 SID Office Phone ...... 530/752-3505 Altick/Korner/McPheeters ...... 11 Pierce ...... 12 Chancellor ...... Dr. Larry Vanderhoef SID Home Phone ...... 530/792-1329 ...... (Wisc. Milwaukee ’64) Sports Information FAX ...... 530/754-5674 2001 SEASON REVIEW Director of Athletics ...... Greg Warzecka (UC Berkeley ’73) Aggie Sports Hotline ...... 530/752-1700 Match Scores...... 14 Associate A.D.s SID E-Mail Address ...... [email protected] Final Statistics ...... 15 External Affairs...... Larry Swanson (Oregon State ’65) Aggies on the WWW...... http://www.ucdavisaggies.com CCAA Results and Honors ...... 16 Compliance/Sports Med. Pam Gill-Fisher (UC Davis ’71) Assistant A.D. Home Sites ...... Upper Hickey Gym (1,000) ALUMNAE INFORMATION Business & Game Mgmt. Bob Bullis (Northern Iowa ’71) ...... Recreation Hall (7,600) All-Time Letterwinners ...... 18 Award Winners ...... 19 Sports Info. Director ...... Mike Robles (Cal Poly ’88) Faculty Athletic Rep ...... Dr. Mel Ramey (Penn State ’60) 2001 Records ...... 14-14, 10-12 in CCAA RECORDS Head Athletic Trainer ...... Jeff Hogan (UC Davis ’81) Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 9/6 Match Records ...... 20 Starters Ret/Lost ...... 2/4 Season & Career Records ...... 21 Head Coach ...... Stephanie Hawbecker Year-by-Year Records/Postseason/Coaches 22 ...... (Illinois State ’83) Records vs. Opponents ...... 23 Career Record ...... 198-162 (10 years) UC Davis Record...... 32-28 (2 years) 2002 Rules Changes ...... 12 Opponent Information ...... 13 CCAA Information ...... 17 Media Information ...... 24

UC DAVIS NUMERICAL ROSTER

No Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown Schools Major 1 Jennie TILLES S 5-9 RFr. So. Lake Tahoe, CA Denver Christian HS ’01 Undeclared 3 Lisa ALTICK OH 5-9 Fr. Atherton, CA St. Francis HS ’02 Exploratory 4 Mary McCLELLAND* LIB 5-6 So. San Jose, CA Mitty HS ’00 Neuro., Physiology & Beh. 5 Cassandra PRELL* MB 6-0 Sr. Santa Maria, CA Hancock Coll./St. Joseph’s HS ’98 Women’s Studies 6 Mary GABER S/OPP 5-10 RFr. Auburn, CA Placer HS ’01 Undeclared 7 Kim VINCENT* OH 5-11 So. Cupertino, CA Monta Vista HS ’01 Biotechnology 8 Jenny PIERCE MB 6-1 Fr. Auburn, CA Placer HS ’02 Exploratory 9 Kate WILTON* OH 5-11 So. Los Angeles, CA Marlborough School ’01 Exercise Science 10 Kelly GAUDINO** OH 5-9 Jr. La Cañada, CA La Cañada HS ’00 Psychology 11 Marritt CAFARCHIA* S 5-8 So. Arroyo Grande, CA St. Joseph’s HS ’01 Exploratory 12 Jill McPHEETERS OPP 5-11 Fr. Stockton, CA St. Mary’s HS ’02 Communication 14 Ellen FITZPATRICK** OPP 5-11 Jr. Sonoma, CA Sonoma Valley HS ’00 Managerial Economics GENERAL INFO 15 Amber KORNER MB 6-0 Fr. El Segundo, CA El Segundo HS ’02 Animal Science 17 Elizabeth BROWN MB 6-0 Sr. Orangevale, CA American River Coll./ Exercise Science Bella Vista HS ’98 16 Kimberly EVANS* MB 6-2 Sr. Houston, TX Univ. of Houston/Kinkaid HS ’98 Design

* - Denotes letters won at UC Davis PRONUNCIATIONS Stephanie HAWBECKER Head Coach, 3rd year (Illinois State ’83) Lisa ALTICK ...... “ALL-tick” 198-162 career record as head coach MARRITT CAFARCHIA ..... “MAIR-it kah-FAHR-cha” 32-28 at UC Davis Kelly GAUDINO ...... “gah-DEE-noh” Jennie TILLES ...... “TILL-iss” Ping CHOU Assistant Coach, 8th year (UC Davis ’94) Ping CHOU ...... like “chew” Jessica QUINN Assistant Coach, 1st year (Memphis ’00)

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 1 2002 SCHEDULE

AUGUST 30 Friday at Verducci Warrior Classic (Cal St. Stanislaus) vs. New York University ...... 11 a.m. vs. Massachusetts-Lowell ...... 3:00

31 Saturday at Verducci Warrior Classic (Cal St. Stanislaus) vs. Humboldt State ...... 9 a.m. SEPTEMBER 2 Monday CENTRAL WASHINGTON...... 3:00

6 Friday Western Washington Tournament vs. Seattle Pacific ...... 10 a.m. at Western Washington...... 5:30 7 Saturday Western Washington Tournament vs. Northwest Nazarene...... 9 a.m. vs. BYU-Hawaii ...... 2:00

10 Tuesday NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR ...... 7:00 13 Friday CAL ST., SAN BERNARDINO* ...... 7:00 14 Saturday CAL POLY POMONA* ...... 7:00 20 Friday at Sonoma State* ...... 7:00 21 Saturday at San Francisco State* ...... 7:00 27 Friday CAL STATE L.A.* ...... 7:00 28 Saturday CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* ...... 7:00 OCTOBER 2 Wednesday CHICO STATE* ...... 7:00 4 Friday at Grand Canyon* ...... 7:00 5 Saturday at UC San Diego* ...... 7:00 11 Friday CAL ST. STANISLAUS* ...... 7:00 12 Saturday CAL ST. BAKERSFIELD* ...... 7:00 18 Friday at Cal Poly Pomona* ...... 7:00 19 Saturday at Cal St., San Bernardino* ...... 7:00 25 Friday SAN FRANCISCO STATE* ...... 7:00 26 Saturday SONOMA STATE*...... 7:00 NOVEMBER 1 Friday at Cal St. Dominguez Hills*...... 7:00 2 Saturday at Cal State L.A.* ...... 7:00 6 Wednesday at Chico State* ...... 7:00 8 Friday UC SAN DIEGO* ...... 7:00 9 Saturday GRAND CANYON* ...... 7:00 15 Friday at Cal St. Bakersfield*...... 7:00 16 Saturday at Cal St. Stanislaus* ...... 7:00 22-24 Fri.-Sun. at NCAA Pacific Regional Championships DECEMBER 5-7 Thu.-Sat. at NCAA Elite Eight Championships

HOME EVENTS IN BOLD CAPS. Home matches at Hickey Gym unless otherwise noted.

SCHEDULE All Times Pacific

2 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 2002 SEASON PREVIEW

Third-year head coach Stephanie Hawbecker enters the candidate for the libero, a position that collegiate volleyball has 2002 season with a team that is long on talent and potential, adopted into its rules effective this season. Already familiar in but lean on match experience. club and international ball, the libero is a designated back-row “This year can be a really exciting because it is time for player who may liberally replace another player without new people to step up,” says Hawbecker. “The door is wide counting against the permitted number of substitutions. open for any of the 14 players to play significantly.” For a player like McClelland, who provided a spark as a Last year, the Aggies graduated five players with significant defensive specialist last year, the libero rule allows her the starting playing time in Becky Olson, Allison Gillespie, Kelly opportunity to provide her floor skills to all six rotations. Urbanik, Kate DeVore and Kelly Spaulding. Olson and DeVore “Mary is one of our best passers, so she fits naturally into both earned second team All-California Collegiate Athletic the role,” Hawbecker says. Association honors in 2001 while Gillespie had captured McClelland joins Evans and Cafarchia as team co-captains. similar accolades in each of the two previous seasons. Another major transition will be the role of Fitzpatrick, That departure leaves only two players – outside hitter who had moved from middle blocker to outside hitter between Kelly Gaudino and opposite Ellen Fitzpatrick – who have her freshman and sophomore years, and now is considered the lettered more than one year in the Aggie program. Gaudino led top contender for the job as starting opposite. the team in kills last season and has compiled 542 digs in her “Physically, she’s doing the job on the right side. Her forte two years. is at the net,” says Hawbecker. “She takes up a lot of space at “Dino is obviously the cornerstone of our ball control, and the net and she is slowing down a lot of balls. She is versatile – has been since she started as a freshman,” says Hawbecker. she can hit quick balls, high balls.” “She has worked really hard with her shot selection all spring. Just as importantly, Fitzpatrick possesses the winner’s Physically, she will be an improved player at the net and she mentality that Hawbecker cherishes in her players: “She just will continue to be our stabilizer as a passer.” gets it. She has a great head on her shoulders. Ellen is someone The Aggies are blessed with a nucleus of returnees who who would run through a brick wall for us. She understands rapidly emerged in the program in 2001. Middle blocker Kim that players should be more demanding of themselves and is a Evans moved into the starting rotation in late September and stabilizer for the team both on and off the court.” eventually led the conference in blocks. Setter Marritt Cafarchia Cafarchia also provides valuable leadership for the team – became a regular part of the Aggies’ 6-2 system as a true an important trait for a setter – despite having completed just freshman, posting 461 assists and setting a school record with one year in the program. 0.55 aces per game. And Mary McClelland started the last 14 “She understands her role,” says Hawbecker. “Marritt is matches of the season as a defensive specialist, tallying 176 digs one of those people who everybody respects because of her on the year despite appearing only as a back-row player. work ethic, her unselfishness and her work in the classroom. “We are going to rely on Dino, Kim, Marritt and Mary for Her energy is contagious. their match experience,” Hawbecker says. “When you have so “Marritt did a great job as a freshman and now has a whole little experience after those few, those four have to set the tone. year of experience under her belt. Her winter and spring were And they have the personalities to do it.” all about decision-making and technique.” McClelland will assume a new role this year as the leading Furthermore, Cafarchia gained additional playing experi- ence over the summer, touring Africa as a member of an Senior MB Athletes in Action club. Kim Evans In sophomores Kim Vincent and Kate Wilton, and seniors Cassandra Prell and Elizabeth Brown, UC Davis returns a group of gifted but relatively untested players who are poised to make an impact in the program.

Wilton enjoyed the most playing time of that foursome SEASON OUTLOOK during the 2001 season, having started nine matches as a true freshman. She will contend for significant playing time at outside hitter as will Vincent, who Hawbecker considers among the hardest hitters in the league. “If Kim Vincent gets hot, she could hurt someone. She is explosive and enormously strong.” Additionally, Vincent possesses a prodigious ability to cover the floor and is the team’s top blocker on the left side. Her defensive abilities could come in handy at libero should Hawbecker need to summon McClelland’s serving skills during a match. see SEASON PREVIEW, continued on page 5 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 3 STEPHANIE HAWBECKER HEAD COACH • THIRD YEAR As an institution and a program that fervently emphasizes backyard is an exciting the concept of a student-athlete, UC Davis represents a perfect prospect as well. fit for head coach Stephanie Hawbecker. “Being directly involved “I believe that student-athletes should put their families in the Festival, being in that first, academic performances second, their volleyball perfor- environment should be a mances third, and then the social aspects of their lives. The huge recruiting tool. I want head coach has a strong role in guiding a student-athlete as she to reach out to the local develops priorities.” community.” “The 100 percent graduation rate achieved by my student- Hawbecker originally athletes indicates we’ve done things the right way,” Hawbecker hails from Naperville, Ill., added. “My job is to educate – to see that a student-athlete is a just outside of the Windy better person because of her experience at UC Davis.” City. She attended Illinois In fact, in her first two years in the Aggie program, the State, earning her bachelor’s women’s volleyball team GPA improved significantly, boasting degree in physical education in 1983. the second highest mark among all UC Davis teams. Her team As an undergrad, she played four years of volleyball, narrowly missed capturing the department’s Marya Welch starting her last two. As a senior, she helped the Redbirds to a Award for the best women’s team GPA in 2001-02. berth in the NCAA Tournament. She stayed on at ISU as a On the court, Hawbecker brings the same high level of graduate assistant coach and earned her master’s degree in intensity, stressing the fundamentals of the game and the 1985. accountability of the players to the overall success of the team. Hawbecker then left her home state to serve as assistant In her first season at the helm, Hawbecker led the 2000 Aggies coach at Southwest Missouri State from 1985 to 1987. During to an 18-14 record and a 12-10 mark in the tough California that time, she also was the director of the Springfield Juniors Collegiate Athletic Association, improving on the previous Volleyball Club. year’s conference record by six wins. She joined the staff at Wisconsin as the top assistant from “I want us to be known in the conference as a program 1987 to 1991, helping guide the Badgers to the Big Ten that is ready to compete every time we take the floor,” Championships in 1990. Her experience there led her to Hawbecker says. “It’s important that we establish that it will be Virginia Tech in 1991, where she assumed her first position as very difficult for any team we play to walk out with a win.” head coach. Hawbecker’s philosophy as a coach has brought her a fine record of success. She arrived at UC Davis after a nine-year career at Virginia Tech, where she became the school’s all-time HAWBECKER AT A GLANCE winningest volleyball coach with a 166-134 record. While in Blacksburg, Hawbecker enjoyed three 20-win EDUCATION seasons with the Hokies, including a school-record 26-11 M.S., Scientific Foundations (Exercise Science) season in 1992. That year, Virginia Tech shared the Metro Illinois State, 1985 Conference title and earned the Steve Lowe Award for team excellence, inspiration and fair play at the prestigious National B.S., Physical Education Invitational Volleyball Championship. Illinois State, 1983 For her part, Hawbecker was named as the Metro Confer- COACHING EXPERIENCE ence Coach of the Year and the Division I Coach of the Year by Head Coach, UC Davis, 2000-Present the Virginia sports information directors. Career record: 32-28 (.533) Hawbecker guided the Hokies to a 21-9 season in 1995 and again in 1998. Head Coach, Virginia Tech, 1991-99 Off the court, the scholastic achievements of her players Career record: 166-134 (.553) were exemplary. Hawbecker coached six academic all-confer- ence winners, including 1992 GTE Academic All-American of Asst. Coach, Wisconsin, 1987-91 the Year Lisa Pikalek. UC Davis represents Hawbecker’s first foray on the West, Asst. Coach, S.W. Missouri State, 1985-87 where the interest in volleyball is highly prominent. Director, Springfield Juniors, 1985-87 As a recruiter, Hawbecker looks for the same kind of

COACHING STAFF student-athlete that will share her work ethic on and off the Grad Asst. Coach, Illinois State, 1983-85 court. Her goal is to establish a strong rapport with academi- cally established high schools and clubs to attract elite students PLAYING EXPERIENCE to UC Davis. Illinois State, 1980-83 Having the annual Volleyball Festival in the Aggies’

4 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL PING CHOU ASSISTANT COACH •␣ EIGHTH SEASON Chou enters his eighth season on the UC Davis volleyball national tournament in 2001. staff, and his third as top assistant. His primary responsibilities He previously spent three are the Aggies’ defense and outside hitters, while also assisting years as head coach of the UC Coach Hawbecker with all other aspects of the program, Davis men’s club volleyball team including recruiting, scouting and on-court coaching. which finished tied for ninth in the Chou, 29, graduated from UC Davis in 1994 with a country in 2001. bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology with a psychology Chou graduated from Live emphasis. He also added a minor in history. Oak High School in Morgan Hill in As a member of the Aggie men’s volleyball club, Chou 1989, where he earned varsity helped lead UC Davis to third- and fifth-place finishes. letters in badminton and tennis. Chou’s USAV Men’s AA indoor sixes team won regional Chou, who has also officiated championships in 1998 and 1999. He is also an accomplished collegiate volleyball, resides in El Dorado with his wife, Lori, outdoor grass doubles and Chinese Nine-Man volleyball player. and their four Siberian Huskies. His nine-man squad captured fifth at the NACIVT nine-man

JESSICA QUINN ASSISTANT COACH •␣ FIRST SEASON Jessica Quinn returns to her home state to join the UC Her previous coaching Davis women’s volleyball coaching staff. Originally from experience includes a spell at Coarsegold, she played two years of volleyball at Kings River Rhodes College in Memphis, as College (now Reedley College) before transferring to the well as three years of club ball in University of Memphis. Memphis and in San Diego. Quinn – formerly Jessica Baley – played the 1997 and Quinn and her husband, 1998 for the Tigers. A Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Justin, reside in Sacramento. The Roll member, she graduated from Memphis in 2000 with a couple recently had twin daugh- degree in criminology/criminal justice with a minor in political ters, Kylynn and Taylor. science.

SEASON PREVIEW, continued from page 3 Prell will join Evans in the middle to help anchor the net class with the additions of Jill McPheeters, Amber Korner, Lisa defense. The 6-0 senior recorded 16 blocks in limited play last Altick and Jenny Pierce. Despite their ages, any one of them season, and can play through all six rotations. could make an immediate impact given the youth of the overall “Cass has the opportunity to do great things at the net for roster. us,” says Hawbecker. “She is our most versatile middle. She is “Jill and Amber have that blue-collar work ethic,” says one of those rare middles who can be a primary receiver.” Hawbecker. “They will not get lost in the shuffle, nor will they Elizabeth Brown is another senior middle whose health be intimidated by the fact that they are freshman. They will issues have prevented her from gaining much experience since compete very hard with [the returning players.]” transferring to UC Davis. One of the best raw athletes ever to McPheeters, a 5-11 opposite, helped lead St. Mary’s HS don an Aggie uniform, Brown had made her name as a two- (Stockton) to the Northern California title and a No. 4 national sport star at nearby American River College, both in volleyball ranking; while Korner, a 6-0 middle, hails from a strong and as a thrower/jumper on the track & field team. program at El Segundo HS. COACHING STAFF Redshirt freshmen Mary Gaber and Jennie Tilles will vie Altick’s name should sound familiar to an astute Aggie fan for time at setter to fill the void left by the departure of four- as both her father and brother played football at UC Davis. A 5- year starter Kelly Urbanik. A 5-10 lefthander, Gaber may also 9 outside hitter, she comes from the highly successful St. appear as an opposite. Francis HS program in the Bay Area and – in the words of “Mary is a natural athlete as a setter and an opposite,” Coach Hawbecker – simply “exudes maturity.” Altick will Hawbecker says. “She’s a huge block –␣ she really stays over the provide some depth at the outside hitter position. net for a long time. A fourth freshman, Pierce, will likely redshirt the 2002 “Jennie’s work ethic is oustanding and she is very unself- season but is expected to bring her outstanding blocking skills ish. She worked hard over the spring and summer to improve to the middle for years to come. her footwork and become more explosive.” The Aggie coaches enjoyed yet another strong recruiting

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 5 ELLEN FITZPATRICK 5-11 •␣ JUNIOR • OPPOSITE •␣ SONOMA, CALIF. 2001: Appeared in 5 matches, starting season finale vs. years, then won sections during Grand Canyon... Hit 2-0-4 (.500) in home sweep of Stanislaus her senior year... Played four years (10/10)... Tallied season-high 3 digs vs. S.F. State (9/22)... of club ball for Empire VBC... Blocked 0-2-2 vs. Chaminade (9/3). Competed in long and triple 2000: Started 2 of 16 matches played, appearing in 25 jumps for track and field team... games... Had best match vs. Western Washington at Stanislaus’ Honor roll student, earning NCS tournament, hitting 7-1-16 (.375) with 3 blocks... Had 7 digs scholar-athlete distinction. and 4 kills in 2 games vs. Armstrong Atlantic at the Colorado PERSONAL: Born in Santa Classic at Mesa State (8/25). Rosa, Calif.... Age 20 at start of SONOMA VALLEY HS ’00: Participated in volleyball, season... Sixth of seven children of 14 basketball and track... Named first team All-Sonoma County Bernard and V. Patricia League in volleyball and hoop, plus first team All-Empire in Fitzpatrick... Majoring in managerial economics... Would like volleyball... Earned honorable mention All-Empire in hoop... also to play basketball at UC Davis if time permitted... Lists Selected as the Santa Rosa Press Democrat’s Athlete of the Mike Bibby as her sports hero... Favorite movie is Remember Year... Led teams to back-to-back SCL titles... Dragons finished The Titans. second in North Coast Section her sophomore and junior Career Highs Career Stats Kills: 7, vs. Western Washington (9/1/00) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Attacks: 16, vs. Western Washington (9/1/00) Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Assists: 2, vs. Armstrong Atlantic State (8/26/00) 2000 16 25 30 17 94 .138 3 2 4 0 18 3 9 2 1 1.20 0.08 0.72 0.12 0.48 Aces: 1 (3x), last CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS (11/2/01) 2001 5 5 5 3 29 .069 0 1 0 5 8 0 2 0 0 1.00 0.20 1.60 0.00 0.40 Digs: 7, vs. Armstrong Atlantic State (8/26/00) Total 21 30 35 20 123 .122 3 3 4 5 26 3 11 2 1 1.17 0.10 0.87 0.10 0.47 Blocks: 3, vs. Western Washington (9/1/00)

KELLY GAUDINO 5-9 •␣ JUNIOR • OUTSIDE HITTER •␣ LA CAÑADA, CALIF. 2001: Appeared in 27 matches, starting 25... Led team in record, a league title and a 4th- kills (274) and attacks (823)... Finished 12th in CCAA in digs place finish in state her senior (2.89 pg)... Opened season with 21-6-43 (.349) outing vs. St. year... Team also garnered aca- Martin’s... Had 13 matches with 10-plus kills... Recorded demic recognition all four years double-figure digs 16 times, including 20 at Stanislaus (9/7)... and was Team of the Month by Hit .524 (13-2-21) vs. Humboldt (8/25), highest by any Aggie Volleyball Monthly in 1999... for the year. Selected as school’s female athlete 2000: Started 22 of 32 matches played... Led team with of the year... Played club ball for 253 digs (2.75 dpg)... Also 3rd on team in aces (21)... Had pair Sports Shack, Santa Monica and of 20-dig matches, at Stanislaus (10/20) and at home win over South Bay VBCs. 10 Grand Canyon (10/13)... Also hit 17-4-36 (.361) in win over PERSONAL: Born in Warriors... Recorded 19 digs vs. Chico (9/27)... Had double- Burbank, Calif.... Age 20 to start season... Daughter of Tony figure digs 10 times, double-figure kills 6 times. Gaudino and Janice Homan... Tony played volleyball at Santa LA CAÑADA HS ’00: Four-year varsity starter... Named Clara, Janice played tennis for UCLA... Psychology major.. MVP of the Rio Hondo League as a senior... Also named MVP Sports hero is Mike Piazza, non-sports hero is her grandfather, of the area, according to two local newspapers... Selected to George Haines, who was an Olympic swim coach... Reached All-CIF first team... Set school records for kills in a match (34) softball’s World Series at age 12, placing third... Nicknamed and in a season (310)... Also led team in digs... Named Player “Dino” and “Freshy” even though she’s no longer a freshman. of the Week by the L.A. Daily News... Led team to a 24-2 Career Highs Career Stats

AGGIE PROFILES Kills: 21, at St. Martin’s (8/24/01) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Attacks: 46, CAL POLY POMONA (9/14/01) Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Assists: 3, at Grand Canyon (11/10/01) 2000 32 92 202 107 597 .159 10 21 23 34 253 2 17 1 5 2.20 0.23 2.75 0.11 0.21 Aces: 3 (2x), last at S.F. State (9/29/00) 2001 27 100 274 149 823 .152 19 18 26 35 289 3 14 2 1 2.74 0.18 2.89 0.19 0.17 Digs: 20 (3x), last at Stanislaus (9/7/01) Total 59 192 476 256 1420 .155 29 39 49 69 542 5 31 3 6 2.48 0.20 2.82 0.15 0.19 Blocks: 3 (3x), CAL STATE L.A. (11/3/01)

6 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL ELIZABETH BROWN 6-0 •␣ SENIOR • MIDDLE BLOCKER •␣ ORANGEVALE, CALIF. 2001: Appeared in one game each in home matches vs. multi-sport athlete of the year... S.F. State (9/22), Stanislaus (10/10) and Dominguez Hills (11/ Scholar-Athlete honoree. 2)... Recorded first kill vs. Toros. BELLA VISTA HS ’98: 2000: On UC Davis track and field team as javelin Lettered in volleyball, basketball thrower... Did not compete due to shoulder injury. and track & field. AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE: Named first team All- PERSONAL: Born in Moun- Bay Valley Conference as a sophomore... Also standout in track tain View, Calif.... Age 22 to start and field as a javelin thrower and jumper... Set ARC record in season... Non-sports hero is her vault, finishing 9th at state meet in that event... State runner-up mom, Pam... Nicknamed “Liv”... in javelin as a freshman, followed with 5th-place performance a Exercise science major... Has 17 year later... Also placed 8th in high jump at state... Won career plans of becoming a Rebecca Rust Award for 1999-2000 as outstanding female physical therapist. Career Highs Career Stats Kills: 1, CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS (11/2/01) Attacks: 1, CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS (11/2/01) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Assists: None Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Aces: None 2001 3 3 1 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.33 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Digs: None Blocks: None

KIM EVANS 6-2 •␣ SENIOR • MIDDLE BLOCKER •␣ HOUSTON, TEXAS 2001: Moved into starting rotation in second week of track & field team... Won school’s CCAA season, emerging as premier blocker in the conference... Outstanding Artist award. Led CCAA with 1.29 bpg, although she did not reach games- PERSONAL: Born in Hous- played minimum until final week... Per-game average ranks ton, Texas... Age 22 to open 2nd in school annals, just behind Mia Iverson’s (1.30) in season... Daughter of Marcelino 1998... Had career-best 10 blocks (2-8) at San Bernardino (10/ and Barbara Evans... Marcelino 19)... Posted 9 blocks vs. Cal State L.A. (11/3)... Best offensive played basketball for University of outing was 11-0-16 (.688) vs. UC San Diego... Also blocked 8 Houston... Design major... Was shots in that upset over Tritons... Hit .455 (7-2-11) vs. originally recruited by the Air Dominguez Hills (11/3)... Finished 2nd on team with .276 Force Academy... Made it through 16 hitting average. basic training before “regaining my 2000: Redshirted. sanity and leaving for the real world”... Lists her cousin Christal UNIV. OF HOUSTON: Did not play volleyball. as her sports hero... Non-sports hero is her mom... Proudest KINKAID SCHOOL ’98: Named first team All-Southwest accomplishment was leading the CCAA in blocking despite not Preparatory Conference as a senior... Played club ball for Texas having played in a match for two years. Tornadoes... Lettered in basketball and was a thrower for the AGGIE PROFILES Career Highs Career Stats Kills: 11, UC SAN DIEGO (10/6/01) Attacks: 16, UC SAN DIEGO (10/6/01) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Assists: 1 (3x), last at S.F. State (10/26/01) Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Aces: None 2001 21 75 79 26 192 .276 3 0 0 0 19 25 72 8 1 1.05 0.00 0.25 0.04 1.29 Digs: 4, at Grand Canyon (11/10/01) Blocks: 10, at Cal St. San Bernardino (10/19/01)

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 7 MARY McCLELLAND 5-6 •␣ SOPHOMORE •␣ LIBERO •␣ SAN JOSE, CALIF. 2001: Appeared in 27 matches, only missing home date PERSONAL: Born in Palo with San Bernardino... Started 14 matches down season’s final Alto, Calif.... Age 20 to start stretch... Averaged 0.44 aces per game, 5th all-time in school season... Daughter of Curt and history... Posted 176 digs (1.81 pg) despite appearing only as Arlene McClelland... Majoring in back-row player... Had season-best 19 digs in season finale at neurobiology, physiology and Grand Canyon (11/10)... Served up 4 aces and had 11 digs in behavior... Hopes to become a dramatic five-game win over UC San Diego (10/6). physician in an emergency room... 2000: Redshirted. Chose UC Davis for its strength in ARCHBISHOP MITTY HS ’00: Earned All-Blossom that field... Sports hero is Cal Valley Athletic League as a senior... Helped team to back-to- Ripken, non-sports hero is her 4 back BVAL titles... Team won Central Coast Section title in mom... Would like to move her 1999, advanced to NorCal final... Member of National Honor sport outdoors. Society... Played eight years of club ball for Vision Volleyball Club, taking ninth place at Junior Nationals in her last year... Also was a catcher for softball team. Career Highs Career Stats Kills: 2, at Grand Canyon (11/10/01) Attacks: 10, at Cal Poly Pomona (10/20/01) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Assists: 2, vs. St. Martin’s (8/24/01) Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Aces: 5 (2x), last at Cal St. Stanislaus (9/7/01) 2001 27 97 8 16 64 -.125 9 43 32 21 176 0 0 0 0 0.08 0.44 1.81 0.09 0.00 Digs: 19, at Grand Canyon (11/10/01) Blocks: None

CASSANDRA PRELL 6-0 •␣ SENIOR •␣ MIDDLE BLOCKER •␣ SANTA MARIA, CALIF. 2001: Played 26 games in 17 matches... Totalled 16 blocks award as a junior... Played club for a per-game average of 0.62... Blocked 1-4-5 in home match ball for San Luis Obispo Juniors. with Grand Canyon (10/5)... Posted season-best 5 digs at PERSONAL: Age 21 to start Sacramento State (9/5)... Also had 15 attacks vs. Hornets, season... Daughter of Danilo and another season-high... Hit 3-0-10 (.300) in third game of Lil Zogorean... Lists her mom as sweep over S.F. State (9/22). her non-sports hero... Nicknamed ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE: Played two years of “Cass”... Women’s studies major... volleyball... Earned Santa Barbara Roundtable Athlete of the Hopes to become a teacher... Week. Favorite vacation: “Anywhere with ST. JOSEPH’S ’98: Lettered three years in volleyball, a 24-hour buffet.” 5 earning first team All-Los Padres League as a senior... Twice named Best Offensive Player... Added Best Defensive Player

Career Highs Career Stats Kills: 4, at Chico State (9/26/01) Attacks: 15, at Sacramento State (9/5/01) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Assists: 1 (2x), last GRAND CANYON (10/5/01) Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Aces: None 2001 17 26 26 11 94 .160 2 0 5 3 14 4 12 1 0 1.00 0.00 0.54 0.08 0.62 Digs: 5, at Sacramento State (9/5/01) Blocks: 5, GRAND CANYON (10/5/01) AGGIE PROFILES

8 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL MARRITT CAFARCHIA 5-8 •␣ SOPHOMORE •␣ SETTER •␣ ARROYO GRANDE, CALIF. 2001: Appeared in 26 matches, partnering with Kelly PERSONAL: Born in San Luis Urbanik as part of team’s 6-2 setup... Tallied 461 assists (5.36 Obispo, Calif.... Age 19 at start of pg), 2nd on team... Served up 47 aces, setting school record season... Youngest daughter of with 0.55 per-game average... Posted 7 aces vs. Cal Poly Michael and Marilyn Cafarchia... Pomona (9/14), 2nd in school history... That total helped team Has two sisters, Melissa and compile 18 aces, a school mark for a five-game match... Had 5 Michelle, both of whom were aces in sweep of Cal St. Stanislaus (10/10)... Recorded 3 aces cheerleaders... Dad played football and season-high 9 digs in win vs. S.F. State (9/22)... Had at Cal Poly... Exploratory major... season-high 27 assists in three-gamer at S.F. State (10/26). Enjoys surfing and hiking... Active ST. JOSEPH’S ’01: Three-sport standout, competing in in Bricks Across Border charity... 11 volleyball, basketball and track... Named Santa Barbara County Toured Africa during summer Athlete of the Year as a senior... Earned All-Los Padres League 2002 as member of Athletes in Action club... If given the for three years in volleyball... Selected to All-CIF second team opportunity to assemble three people for dinner, she would as a senior... Played club ball for San Luis Obispo Juniors... invite Pocahontas, Teddy Roosevelt and “the person who Threw shot and ran the 400 and 4x400 relay in track... Placed invented spell check.” fourth in the county in the quarter as a senior... Three-time qualifier for state meet. Career Highs Career Stats Kills: 2 (2x), last at Cal St. Bakersfield (9/8/01) Attacks: 4, at Cal St. Bakersfield (9/8/01) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Assists: 27, at S.F. State (10/26/01) Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Aces: 7, CAL POLY POMONA (9/14/01) 2001 26 86 9 10 37 -.027 461 47 33 1 101 0 1 2 37 0.10 0.55 1.17 5.36 0.01 Digs: 9, S.F. STATE (9/22/01) Blocks: 1, at Cal St. Bakersfield (9/8/01)

KIM VINCENT 5-11 • SOPHOMORE • OUTSIDE HITTER • CUPERTINO, CALIF. 2001: Appeared in 19 matches, including lone start at Cal PERSONAL: Born in St. Dominguez Hills (9/29)... Had season-bests of 4 kills and 6 Cupertino, Calif.... Age 18 to start digs in that match... Also had 4 kills in outings against Central season... Parents are Kent and Washington (8/24) and Chaminade (9/3)... Posted 5 digs vs. Nancy Vincent... Father, brother San Francisco State (8/25) and Chaminade (9/3). (Scott) and two of her cousins all MONTA VISTA HS ’01: Starred in soccer and volleyball, attend or have attended UC serving as team captain in each... Earned All-De Anza League Davis... Majoring in biotechnol- honors as a junior... Volleyball team advanced two rounds into ogy... Seeks career as researcher in section playoffs her senior year... Also led soccer team to biopharmaceuticals or second round of NorCal playoffs as a junior goalkeeper... protogenics... Sports hero is Jackie 7 Selected as San Jose Mercury News Goalkeeper of the Year... Joyner-Kersee. MVHS also finished among top eight in the state... Played for Santa Clara’s Citybeach Black... Earned club All-America honors in the 16s division. AGGIE PROFILES

Career Highs Career Stats Kills: 4 (3x), last at Cal St. Dominguez Hills (9/29/01) Attacks: 17, CHAMINADE (9/3/01) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Assists: 2, CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS (11/2/01) Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Aces: 2, vs. Central Washington (8/24/01) 2001 19 25 20 32 91 -.132 5 5 11 13 35 0 3 0 2 0.80 0.20 1.40 0.20 0.12 Digs: 6, at Cal St. Dominguez Hills (9/29/01) Blocks: 1 (3x), last at S.F. State (10/26/01)

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 9 KATE WILTON 5-11 • SOPHOMORE • OUTSIDE HITTER • LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 2001: Appeared in 18 matches, starting 9... Averaged 0.36 placed 2nd and 3rd at last two aces and 1.58 digs per game... Had best weekend in early Davis Volleyball Festivals... Honor September, posting 12 kills, 5 aces and 7 digs at Cal St. Roll student, finished at the top of Stanislaus (9/7)... Followed with 9 kills on season-high 24 her graduating class. attacks with 7 digs at Cal St. Bakersfield (9/8)... Opened season PERSONAL: Born in Santa with 8 kills and 7 digs in four-game match vs. St. Martin’s (8/ Monica, Calif.... Age 19 for season- 24)... Posted first solo block vs. Dominguez Hills (11/2). opener... Daughter of Hugh and MARLBOROUGH SCHOOL ’01: Member of school’s Suzanne Wilton... Hugh played Athletic Hall of Fame... Earned first team All-Sunshine volleyball at Santa Monica City League... Twice named All-Southern Section... Won league’s College... Majoring in exercise 9 Outstanding Sportsmanship award... Two-year MVP and team science... Best-ever opponents captain... Led team to section finals as a sophomore, semifinals were Crissy Zartman and Katie Olslovski (now at USC). as a junior and quarters as a senior... Posted 25 kills in section final as a senior... Played club ball for Sports Shack, which has

Career Highs Career Stats Kills: 12, at Cal St. Stanislaus (9/7/01) Attacks: 24, at Cal St. Bakersfield (9/8/01) ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Assists: 5, vs. Central Washington (8/24/01) Year MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Aces Digs Asts Blks Aces: 5, at Cal St. Stanislaus (9/7/01) 2001 18 36 64 31 173 .173 10 13 10 18 57 1 12 2 2 1.78 0.36 1.58 0.28 0.36 Digs: 7 (4x), last at Cal St. Bakersfield (9/8/01) Blocks: 3, vs. Central Washington (8/24/01)

MARY GABER 5-10 • FRESHMAN • SETTER/OPPOSITE • AUBURN, CALIF. 2001: Redshirted. throughout season... Daughter of PLACER HS ’01: Named All-Sierra Foothill League as a Gary and Emily Gaber... Has not junior and senior... Voted as team MVP both years... Led team declared a major... Nicknamed to first playoff apperance in 11 years... Named to the All- “Goober”... Listens to Neil Young... Journal team by the Auburn Journal... Also completed in long Thinks Katie Holmes should play jump for track & field team... Placed 2nd at SFL meet with 14- her in a movie. foot, 10.5-inch effort... Played club ball for Foothill VBC. PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif.... Age 19 6

JENNIE TILLES 5-9 • FRESHMAN • SETTER • SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CALIF. 2001: Redshirted. PERSONAL: Born in Port- DENVER CHRISTIAN HS ’01: Selected as High School land, Ore.... Turns 19 on day of Hero by Colorado High School Association as a senior... Cal State L.A. match... Daughter of Finished second in league in assists as a senior... Named All- Ron and Debbie Tilles... Has yet to Metro League and all-state for two years... Garnered all-state declare a major, but considering honorable mention as a junior... Led team to undefeated season career as a nurse practitioner...

AGGIE PROFILES and state title as a sophomore... Member of National Honor Favorite movie is Father of the Society and Academic All-State... Played club ball for Front Bride... Sports heroes are Lisa Range VBC for three years. Leslie and Janet Evans. 1

10 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL LISA ALTICK 5-9␣ • FRESHMAN •␣ OUTSIDE HITTER •␣ ATHERTON, CALIF. ST. FRANCIS HS ’02: Lettered two full seasons in both Davis in early 70s... Both brothers volleyball and diving... Voted team captain and Most Inspira- are football players – Brad (23) tional as a senior in volleyball... Team captured Central Coast played at UC Davis, Scott (21) Section titles in each of her three years, reaching state final in plays for Arizona... Exploratory 2001... SFHS earned No. 2 national ranking that year... Also major... Favorite movie is The captained diving team. Breakfast Club. PERSONAL: Born in Palo Alto, Calif.... Daughter of Frank & Ellen Altick... Frank played football and baseball for UC 15

AMBER KORNER 6-0␣ • FRESHMAN •␣ MIDDLE BLOCKER •␣ EL SEGUNDO, CALIF.

EL SEGUNDO HS ’02: Starred in volleyball and water PERSONAL: Born in Tor- polo... Earned All-Bay League honors as a senior in both rance, Calif.... Age 18 throughout sports... Selected as team’s Most Improved Player as a senior... season... Animal science major... Posted 136 blocks in volleyball in 2001, including 14 in a Chose UC Davis in part for its single match... Team MVP and captain in water polo... Earned strength in veterinary medicine... “Iron Defense” award... Club 16s team finished 9th at 2001 Proudest personal accomplishment Junior Olympics... Four-year honor roll member, ranking third is returning to sports after suffer- in a graduating class of 230. ing an ACL injury. 15

JILL McPHEETERS 5-11␣ • FRESHMAN •␣ OPPOSITE •␣ STOCKTON, CALIF.

ST. MARY’S HS ’02: Named first team All-San Joaquin tion... Would title her autobiogra- Athletic Association as a senior... Voted Most Inspirational by phy, “Oh My Gosh, Do You teammates... Selected as Sophomore Standout of the West by Remember That One Time...?”... Blocks ’n’ Kills magazine in 1999... Team captured SJAA titles all Proudest personal achievement three years... Led team to state finals and a No. 4 national was starting in the state volleyball ranking by VBall.com in her junior year... Honor roll student, championships as a junior, taking winning Golden State Exam recognition in biology and the contest to five games.

algebra... Earned Scholastic All-CIF honors. AGGIE PROFILES PERSONAL: Born in Stockton, Calif.... Age 18 to open 12 season... Sports hero is Jim Abbott... Majoring in communica-

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 11 JENNY PIERCE 6-1␣ • FRESHMAN •␣ MIDDLE BLOCKER •␣ AUBURN, CALIF. PLACER HS ’02: Two-time MVP in both volleyball and was one of the original Aggie Pack basketball... Voted Most Improved in basketball as a freshman, Extremists... Nicknamed “Big-P”... captured team’s Brenna Welch Award as a senior. Dream vacation would be relaxing PERSONAL: Born in Auburn, Calif.... Age 18 to open on St. John in the Carribbean for a season... Daughter of Carter and Lisa Pierce... Exploratory month. major... Lists her mom as non-sports hero... Cousin Alan Calac

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2002 RULE CHANGES SOURCE: AMERICAN VOLLEYBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION

For the second consecutive year, women’s collegiate breaking fifth game will be played to 15. This system replaces volleyball has undergone a major overhaul in its rules – the traditional side-out scoring format. including the manner in which the rules are governed. • Let serves are now in play and servers are allowed only The 2002 season marks the first year during which the one toss per serve. NCAA will codify rules for collegiate volleyball. Previously, the • The international pursuit rule, in which a player may college game complied with rules put forth by The National cross the center line to retrieve a ball as long as it is returned Association for Girls and Women in Sport (NAGWS). outside the antenna. The most substantial rule change adopted for 2002 is the addition of the libero, which is already in use throughout club and international volleyball, as well as the men’s game. The libero is a designated back-row player, similar to the defensive specialist, but with a few important distinctions: • The libero may replace any player in the back row without counting as a substitution. • The color of the libero’s uniform must contrast from that of her teammate’s (akin to the goalkeeper in soccer). • The libero plays only in the back row, may not serve or attempt to block. She also may not attack the ball if contact is made while the ball is completely above the height of the net. • The libero’s teammates may not attack the ball if the libero sets it from the attack zone using an overhand finger pass. However, they may attack a ball from the libero if it is passed in a manner different from the traditional setter’s technique OR from behind the attack line. While the libero may be introduced as a seventh starter, she is not designated among the six starters for the game. Furthermore, the libero is designated on a game-by-game basis, allowing the player to switch to a non-libero position in a subsequent game. Finally, when a libero is replaced, she must sit out one rally before returning. The implementation of the libero also reduces the total number of substitutions allowed to 12 per game. Other rule changes effective in 2002 include: •␣ Teams must switch sides at eight points in the fifth and deciding game.

AGGIE PROFILES ␣ •␣ Expulsion/disqualification of a player results in a loss of rally and thus, a point for the opposing team. The major rule changes in 2001 included: Sophomore Mary Clelland should become the first libero in UC Davis volleyball history. • Matches consist of best-of-five rally scoring games, in which the first four are played to 30 points, and the tie-

12 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 2002 OPPONENTS

New York University Massachusetts-Lowell Humboldt State Central Washington Aug. 24 in Turlock Aug. 24 in Turlock Aug. 25 in Turlock Sept. 2 at Hickey Gym

Location : New York, N.Y. Location : Lowell, Mass. Location : Arcata, Calif.. Location : Ellensburg, Wash. Colors : Purple & White Colors : Red, White & Royal Blue Colors : Green & Gold Colors : Crimson & Black Nickname : Violets Nickname : River Hawks Nickname : Lumberjacks Nickname : Wildcats Conference : University Athletic Assoc. (NCAA III) Conference : Northeast 10 (NCAA II) Conference : Great Northwest Athletic Conference Conference : Great Northwest Conference Head Coach : TBA Head Coach : Karen McNulty Head Coach : Sue Woodstra Head Coach : Mario Andaya Record at NYU : TBA Record at UML :166-120 (8 years) Record at HSU : 6-22 (1 year) Record at CWU : 16-10 (1 year) 2001 Record : 17-14 (7-5 UAA) 2001 Record : 14-12 (9-5 NE10) 2001 Record : 6-22 (2-16 GNAC) 2001 Record : 16-10 (12-6 GNAC) Ret. Letterwinners : 14 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 5/8 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 4/14 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : TBA Volleyball SID : Jeff Bernstein Volleyball SID : Chris O’Donnell Volleyball SID : Rebecka McKinney Volleyball SID : Roy Elia SID Office : 212/998-2031 SID Office : 978/934-2306 SID Office : 707/826-5966 SID Office : 509/963-1485 SID FAX : 212/995-4105 SID FAX : 978/934 -2313 SID FAX : 707/826-5961 SID FAX : 509/963-2351

Seattle Pacific Western Washington Northwest Nazarene BYU-Hawaii Sept. 6 in Bellingham, Wash. Sept. 6 in Bellingham, Wash. Sept. 7 in Bellingham, Wash. Sept. 7 in Bellingham, Wash.

Location : Seattle, Wash. Location : Bellingham, Wash. Location : Nampa, Idaho. Location : Laie, Hawaii. Colors : Maroon & White Colors : Navy Blue, Silver & White Colors : Red & Black Colors : Crimson, Gold & Gray Nickname : Falcons Nickname : Vikings Nickname : Crusaders Nickname : Seasiders Conference : Great Northwest Athletic Conference Conference : Great Northwest Athletic Conference Conference : Great Northwest Athletic Conference Conference : Pacific West Conference Head Coach : Kellie Radloff Head Coach : Diane Flick Head Coach : Deb Bradburn Head Coach : Wilfred Navalta Record at SPU : 44-14 (2 years) Record at WWU : 48-14 (2 years) Record at NNU : 11-16 (1 year) Record at BYUH : 410-75 (17 years) 2001 Record : 20-8 (12-6 GNAC) 2001 Record : 24-5 (18-0 GNAC) 2001 Record : 11-16 (5-13 GNAC) 2001 Record : 14-6 (10-5 PWC) Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 4/2 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 4/6 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 5/9 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 3/5 Volleyball SID : Frank MacDonald Volleyball SID : Paul Madison Volleyball SID : Gil Craker Volleyball SID : Scott Lowe SID Office : 206/281-2772 SID Office : 360/650-3108 SID Office : 208/467-8397 SID Office : 808/293-3397 SID FAX : 206/281-2266 SID FAX : 360/650-3495 SID FAX : 208/467-8396 SID FAX : 808/293-3313

Notre Dame de Namur Cal St., San Bernardino Cal Poly Pomona Sonoma State Sept. 10 at Hickey Gym Sept. 13 at Hickey Gym, Oct. 19 in San Bernardino Sept. 15 at Hickey Gym, Oct. 18 in Pomona Sept. 20 in Rohnert Park, Oct. 26 at Hickey Gym

Location : Belmont, Calif. Location : San Bernardino, Calif. Location : Pomona, Calif. Location : Rohnert Park, Calif. Colors : Navy Blue, Golf & White Colors : Columbia Blue & Black Colors : Green & Gold Colors : Navy, Columbia Blue & White Nickname : Argonauts Nickname : Coyotes Nickname : Broncos Nickname : Seawolves Conference : California Pacific Conference Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Head Coach : Tonia Moe Head Coach : Kim Cherniss Head Coach : Rosie Wegrich Head Coach : Ed Grassl Record at NDNU : N/A Record at CSUSB : 193-147 (11 years) Record at CPP : 181-126 (10 years) Record at SSU : First year 2001 Record : 19-14 (14-3 CPC) 2001 Record : 29-2 (20-2 CCAA) 2001 Record : 10-20 (8-14 CCAA) 2001 Record : 22-11 (12-10 CCAA) Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : TBA Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 5/8 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 4/9 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 4/7 Volleyball SID : Phil Davidson Volleyball SID : Mike Murphy Volleyball SID : Paul Helms Volleyball SID : Mitch Cox SID Office : 650/508-3689 SID Office : 909/862-2526 SID Office : 909/869-2812 SID Office : 707/664-2358 SID FAX : 650/508-3641 SID FAX : 909/862-1066 SID FAX : 909/869-2814 SID FAX : 707/664-4104

San Francisco State Cal State L.A. Cal St. Dominguez Hills Chico State Sept. 21 in San Francisco, Oct. 25 at Hickey Gym Sept. 27 at Hickey Gym, Nov. 2 in Los Angeles Sept. 28 at Hickey Gym, Nov. 1 at Carson Oct. 2 at Hickey Gym, Nov. 6 at Chico

Location : San Francisco, Calif. Location : Los Angeles, Calif. Location : Carson, Calif. Location : Chico, Calif. Colors : Purple & White Colors : Black & Gold Colors : Cardinal Red & Gold Colors : Cardinal & White Nickname : Gators Nickname : Golden Eagles Nickname : Toros Nickname : Wildcats Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Head Coach : Heather Sisneros Head Coach : Bill Lawler Head Coach : Ali Wood Head Coach : Jim Moore Record at SFSU : 0-31 (1 year) Record at CSLA : 134-48(6 years) Record at CSUDH : 2-26 (1 year) Record at CSUC : 16-13 (1 year) 2001 Record : 0-31 (0-22 CCAA) 2001 Record : 19-11 (17-5 CCAA) 2001 Record : 2-26 (2-20 CCAA) 2001 Record : 16-13 (12-10 CCAA) Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 3/6 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 4/8 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 4/7 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 4/9 Volleyball SID : Mike Bond Volleyball SID : Chris Hughes Volleyball SID : Becky Coulas Volleyball SID : Teresa Clements SID Office : 415/338-1579 SID Office : 323/343-5308 SID Office : 310/243-3764 SID Office : 530/898-4658 SID FAX : 415/338-6572 SID FAX : 323/343-3199 SID FAX : 310/516-4488 SID FAX : 530/898-5699

Grand Canyon UC San Diego Cal St. Stanislaus Cal St. Bakersfield OPPONENTS Oct. 4 in Phoenix, Ariz; Nov. 9 at Hickey Gym Oct. 5 in La Jolla, Nov. 8 at Hickey Gym Oct. 11 at Hickey Gym, Nov. 16 in Turlock, Calif. Oct. 12 at Hickey Gym, Nov. 15 in Bakersfield, Calif.

Location : Phoenix, Ariz. Location : La Jolla, Calif. Location : Turlock, Calif. Location : Bakersfield, Calif. Colors : Purple & White Colors : Blue & Gold Colors : Red & Gold Colors : Blue & Gold Nickname : Antelopes (‘Lopes) Nickname : Tritons Nickname : Warriors Nickname : Roadrunners (‘Runners) Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference : California Collegiate Athletic Association Head Coach : Kris Naber Head Coach : Duncan McFarland Head Coach : Cindy Nikkel Head Coach : John Price Record at GCU : 132-85 (7 years) Record at UCSD : 150-36 (6 years) Record at CSUS : 53-64 (4 years) Record at CSUB : 115-32 (5 years) 2001 Record : 14-15 (9-12 CCAA) 2001 Record : 25-7 (17-4 CCAA) 2001 Record : 15-17 (7-13 CCAA) 2001 Record : 19-9 (16-6 CCAA) Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 5/9 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 3/12 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 5/8 Ret. Starters/Letterwinners : 5/8 Volleyball SID : Rebecca Brutlag Volleyball SID : Doga Gur Volleyball SID : Hung P. Tsai Volleyball SID : Jennifer Fraser SID Office : 602/589-2795 SID Office : 858/534-8451 SID Office : 209/667-3168 SID Office : 661/665-6071 SID FAX : 602/589-2529 SID FAX : 858/534-8475 SID FAX : 209/667-3313 SID FAX : 661/665-6978

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 13 2001 MATCH RESULTS 14-14 OVERALL, 10-12 CCAA

Date Opponent Match Gm1 Gm2 Gm3 Gm4 Gm5 Rec CCAA Lgth Att. Aug. 24 vs. St. Martin’s (1) W, 3-2 26-30 30-18 23-30 30-23 18-16 1-0 2:05 75 Aug. 24 vs. Central Washington (1) W, 3-0 30-25 30-18 30-23 2-0 1:20 32 Aug. 25 vs. San Francisco State (1) W, 3-0 30-15 30-16 30-27 3-0 1:10 37 Aug. 25 vs. Humboldt State (1) W, 3-0 30-26 30-26 30-23 4-0 1:21 50 Sept. 3 CHAMINADE L, 1-3 30-26 21-30 28-30 23-30 4-1 1:55 99 Sept. 5 at Sacramento State L, 0-3 15-30 19-30 19-30 4-2 1:25 916 Sept. 7 at Cal St. Stanislaus* W, 3-1 30-23 27-30 30-21 30-28 5-2 1-0 1:56 165 Sept. 8 at Cal St. Bakersfield* L, 1-3 30-21 26-30 21-30 27-30 5-3 1-1 1:55 212 Sept. 14 CAL POLY POMONA* L, 2-3 30-32 23-30 30-21 30-21 13-15 5-4 1-2 2:13 108 Sept. 15 CAL ST., SAN BERNARDINO* L, 0-3 31-33 28-30 18-30 5-5 1-3 1:25 128 Sept. 21 SONOMA STATE* W, 3-1 30-22 30-28 20-30 30-28 6-5 2-3 1:54 152 Sept. 22 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W, 3-0 32-30 30-26 30-23 7-5 3-3 1:30 118 Sept. 26 at Chico State* L, 1-3 22-30 30-26 31-33 14-30 7-6 3-4 1:50 303 Sept. 28 at Cal State L.A.* L, 0-3 22-30 14-30 21-30 7-7 3-5 1:18 143 Sept. 29 at Cal St. Dominguez Hills* W, 3-0 30-22 31-29 30-26 8-7 4-5 1:30 207 Oct. 5 GRAND CANYON* W, 3-2 30-18 30-28 17-30 24-30 15-11 9-7 5-5 2:01 508 Oct. 6 UC SAN DIEGO* W, 3-2 30-24 21-30 32-30 25-30 15-13 10-7 6-5 2:08 239 Oct. 10 CAL ST. STANISLAUS* W, 3-0 30-15 30-27 30-22 11-7 7-5 1:17 103 Oct. 12 CAL ST. BAKERSFIELD* L, 1-3 30-15 24-30 15-30 28-30 11-8 7-6 1:39 334 Oct. 19 at Cal St., San Bernardino* L, 0-3 17-30 26-30 25-30 11-9 7-7 1:30 225 Oct. 20 at Cal Poly Pomona* L, 2-3 26-30 30-20 30-20 26-30 10-15 11-10 7-8 2:15 163 Oct. 26 at San Francisco State* W, 3-0 30-17 30-20 30-27 12-10 8-8 1:25 113 Oct. 27 at Sonoma State* L, 0-3 19-30 24-30 24-30 12-11 8-9 1:19 412 Oct. 31 CHICO STATE* W, 3-1 30-25 25-30 30-24 30-18 13-11 9-9 1:54 133 Nov. 2 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W, 3-0 30-20 30-23 30-22 14-11 10-9 1:16 207 Nov. 3 CAL STATE L.A.* L, 2-3 27-30 27-30 30-26 30-27 7-15 14-12 10-10 2:07 282 Nov. 9 at UC San Diego* L, 0-3 18-30 26-30 23-30 14-13 10-11 1:25 475 Nov. 10 at Grand Canyon* L, 2-3 28-30 30-23 30-23 29-31 10-15 14-14 10-12 2:15 154

Game Records (14-14) (16-12) (14-14) (15-13) (6-8) (3-4) (54-51) (41-43)

MATCH KEY: (1) - at Chico State Invitational * - California Collegiate Athletic Association match

HOME MATCHES IN BOLD CAPS

Most Consecutive Games Won: 12 (Game 4, Aug. 24 through Game 1, Sept. 3) Most Consecutive Games Lost: 6, twice (Game 2, Sept. 3 through Game 3, Sept. 5) AGGIES WHEN... and (Game 3, Oct. 12 through Game 1, Oct. 20) 3-Game Matches ...... 8-6 4-Game Matches ...... 3-4 5-Game Matches ...... 3-4 Games Over 30 points (1-4) or 15 points (5) ...... 3-3

Winning First Game ...... 13-3 Losing First Game ...... 1-11

Home ...... 7-5 Road ...... 3-9 Neutral...... 4-0 POINTS BY GAMES ATTENDANCE August...... 4-0 UC Davis Opp September ...... 4-7 2001 RECAP No. Total Avg. Game 1 763 709 October...... 5-4 Home 12 2411 200.9 Game 2 752 748 November ...... 1-3 Away 12 3488 290.7 Game 3 737 751 Neutral 4 194 48.5 In Tournaments ...... 4-4 Game 4 376 386 Totals 28 6093 217.6 Game 5 88 100 vs. Non-CCAA Teams...... 5-2 vs. CCAA Teams...... 13-12 Totals 2716 2694

14 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 2001 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS OVERALL - BY GAMES PLAYED

ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Player MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Asts Aces Digs Blocks Kate DeVORE 28 104 171 55 397 .292 9 0 0 2 23 42 73 10 3 1.64 0.09 0.00 0.22 1.11 Allison GILLESPIE 28 100 252 123 668 .193 39 49 45 16 170 4 62 11 6 2.52 0.39 0.49 1.70 0.66 Kelly GAUDINO 27 100 274 149 823 .152 19 18 26 35 289 3 14 2 1 2.74 0.19 0.18 2.89 0.17 Mary McCLELLAND 27 97 8 16 64 -.125 9 43 32 21 176 0 0 0 0 0.08 0.09 0.44 1.81 0.00 Kelly URBANIK 28 96 18 10 45 .178 649 20 28 0 188 0 5 1 23 0.19 6.76 0.21 1.96 0.05 Becky OLSON 28 92 271 150 786 .154 16 43 34 310 306 2 26 2 2 2.95 0.17 0.47 3.33 0.30 Kelly SPAULDING 26 86 219 102 548 .214 18 10 11 22 43 5 45 3 3 2.55 0.21 0.12 0.50 0.58 Marritt CAFARCHIA 26 86 9 10 37 -.027 461 47 33 1 101 0 1 1 2 0.10 5.36 0.55 1.17 0.01 Kim EVANS 21 75 79 26 192 .276 3 0 0 0 19 25 72 8 1 1.05 0.04 0.00 0.25 1.29 Kate WILTON 18 36 64 34 173 .173 10 13 10 18 57 1 12 2 2 1.78 0.28 0.36 1.58 0.36 Cassandra PRELL 17 26 26 11 94 .160 2 0 5 3 14 4 12 1 0 1.00 0.08 0.00 0.54 0.62 Kim VINCENT 19 25 20 32 91 -.132 5 5 11 13 35 0 3 0 2 0.80 0.20 0.20 1.40 0.12 Ellen FITZPATRICK 5 5 5 3 29 .069 0 1 0 5 8 0 2 0 0 1.00 0.00 0.20 1.60 0.40 Elizabeth BROWN 3 3 1 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.33 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Kate CULPEPPER 2 2 2 1 5 .200 18 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 6 1.00 9.00 0.00 2.00 0.00 TOTALS 28 105 1419 722 3953 .176 1258 249 238 181 1433 86 327 42 86 13.51 11.98 2.37 13.65 2.38 Opponents 28 105 1411 684 3794 .192 1250 181 226 248 1557 57 338 54 84 13.44 11.90 1.72 14.83 2.15

CCAA ONLY - BY GAMES PLAYED

ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS. Player MP GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Asts Aces Digs Blocks Kate DeVORE 22 84 131 45 311 .277 7 0 0 1 18 39 59 9 3 1.56 0.08 0.00 0.21 1.17 Allison GILLESPIE 22 83 210 102 566 .191 33 37 41 15 139 3 57 10 6 2.53 0.40 0.45 1.67 0.72 Kelly GAUDINO 22 83 205 122 669 .124 12 15 23 32 253 2 14 2 1 2.47 0.14 0.18 3.05 0.19 Kelly URBANIK 22 83 3 4 14 -.071 512 18 26 0 169 0 4 0 17 0.04 6.17 0.22 2.04 0.05 Marritt CAFARCHIA 21 79 6 7 26 -.038 378 42 25 1 92 0 1 1 2 0.08 4.78 0.53 1.16 0.01 Becky OLSON 22 78 228 135 670 .139 12 30 30 26 258 2 24 2 2 2.92 0.15 0.38 3.31 0.33 Mary McCLELLAND 21 76 7 14 51 -.137 3 29 24 16 136 0 0 0 0 0.09 0.04 0.38 1.79 0.00 Kelly SPAULDING 20 74 180 80 452 .221 17 5 1 20 20 3 39 2 3 2.43 0.23 0.07 0.27 0.57 Kim EVANS 20 74 78 26 188 .277 3 0 0 0 19 24 70 7 1 2.53 0.04 0.00 0.26 1.27 Kate WILTON 12 21 37 18 99 .192 3 9 6 12 39 1 2 1 0 1.76 0.14 0.43 1.86 0.14 Kim VINCENT 13 17 6 19 46 -.283 5 2 7 11 22 0 3 0 1 0.35 0.29 0.12 1.29 0.18 Cassandra PRELL 11 16 19 8 65 .169 2 0 1 3 5 2 11 1 0 1.19 0.13 0.00 0.31 0.81 Ellen FITZPATRICK 4 4 5 2 23 .130 0 1 0 5 7 0 0 0 0 1.25 0.00 0.25 1.75 0.00 Elizabeth BROWN 3 3 1 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.33 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 TOTALS 22 84 1116 582 3181 .168 987 188 184 155 1177 76 284 36 67 13.29 11.75 2.24 14.01 2.60 Opponents 22 84 1152 560 3098 .191 1023 155 189 187 1282 44 271 42 65 13.71 12.18 1.85 15.26 2.14

2001 INDIVIDUAL MATCH HIGHS

ATTACK PERCENT DIGS (3-GAME MATCH) ASSISTS

Kelly Gaudino ...... 524 (13-2-21) Becky Olson...... 15 Kelly Urbanik ...... 50 2001 RECAP vs. Humboldt State, 8/25 vs. San Francisco State, 8/25 at Cal St. Stanislaus, 9/7

KILLS (3-GAME MATCH) DIGS (4-GAME MATCH) SERVICE ACES Kelly Gaudino ...... 16 (15-6-39) Kelly Gaudino ...... 20 Becky Olson ...... 7 at Cal St. Dominguez Hills, 9/29 at Cal St. Stanislaus, 9/7 vs. Chico State, 10/31 Marritt Cafarchia ...... 7 KILLS (4-GAME MATCH) DIGS (5-GAME MATCH) vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 9/14 Becky Olson ...... 22 (22-11-54) Becky Olson...... 24 vs. Chico State, 10/31 at Cal Poly Pomona, 10/20 BLOCKS Kate DeVore ...... 12 (6-6) KILLS (5-GAME MATCH) vs. Cal State L.A., 11/3 Becky Olson ...... 22 (22-10-53) vs. UC San Diego, 10/6

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 15 2001 CCAA RECAP

FINAL STANDINGS CCAA OVERALL ALL-TIME CCAA CHAMPIONS W L Pct. MB W L Pct. Cal St. San Bernardino* 20 2 .909 — 29 3 .906 1981 Cal Poly Pomona UC San Diego* 17 4 .810 2.5 25 7 .781 Cal St. Northridge Cal State L.A.* 17 5 .773 3.0 19 11 .633 UC Riverside Cal St. Bakersfield 16 6 .727 4.0 19 9 .679 1982 UC Riverside Sonoma State 12 10 .545 8.0 22 11 .667 1983 Cal St. Northridge Chico State 12 10 .545 8.0 16 13 .552 1984 Cal St. Northridge UC DAVIS 10 12 .455 10.0 14 14 .500 1985 Cal St. Northridge Grand Canyon 9 12 .429 11.0 14 15 .483 1986 Cal St. Northridge Cal Poly Pomona 8 14 .364 12.0 10 20 .333 1987 Cal St. Northridge Cal St. Stanislaus 7 13 .350 13.0 15 17 .469 1988 Cal St. Northridge Cal St. Dominguez Hills 2 20 .091 18.0 2 26 .071 San Francisco State 0 22 .000 20.0 0 31 .000 UC Riverside 1989 UC Riverside * - Advanced to NCAA Div. II Pacific Region Tournament (San Bernardino, Calif.) 1990 Cal Poly Pomona Cal St. Bakersfield Coach of the Year - Kim Cherniss, Cal St. San Bernardino 1991 Cal St. Bakersfield Player of the Year - Amy Pope, S, Cal St. San Bernardino 1992 Cal St. Bakersfield Freshman of the Year - Teresa Ohta, S, UC San Diego 1993 Cal St. Bakersfield 1994 Cal St. Bakersfield FIRST TEAM: Amy Pope, S, San Bern.; Lisa North, S, Bakersfield; Kristy Sain, S, CSLA; Kim Ford, 1995 Cal St. Bakersfield OH, San Bern.; Christina Shiba, OH, Sonoma; Jessica Slayton, OH, Bakersfield; Stacey Clifton, 1996 Cal St. Bakersfield OH, Chico; Caryn Sale, MB, CSLA; Kim Morohunfola, MB, San Bern.; Kathleen Hentz, MB, 1997 Cal St. Bakersfield UCSD; Brooke Jolley, MB, Bakersfield; Kristen Soliz, MB, San Bern. 1998 Cal St. Bakersfield 1999 Cal State L.A. SECOND TEAM: Teresa Ohta, S, UCSD; Natalie Jandreau, S, Grand Canyon; Kelly Weiss, OH, Cal St. Bakersfield Grand Canyon; Kristen Graham, OPP, Sonoma; Rachelle Nelson, OH, CSLA; Sarah Barnett, OH, 2000 Cal State L.A. Stanislaus; BECKY OLSON, OH, UC DAVIS; Stacy Dunsmore, OH, UCSD; Courtney Heil, MB/RS, 2001 Cal St. San Bernardino S.F. State; Hillary Alters, MB, Chico; Erin Manly, MB, Sonoma; KATE DeVORE, MB, UC DAVIS.

2001 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2001 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Aug. 26 Amy Pope, San Bern. KILL PCT. (Min 3.0 TA/G) K E TA Pct. ASSISTS G Ast Avg. Sept. 2 Sarah Barnett, Stanislaus Kim Morohunfola, San Bern. 411 83 694 .473 Amy Pope, San Bern. 107 1380 12.90 Sept. 9 Kim Morohunfola, San Bern. Hillary Alters, Chico 254 58 498 .394 Kristy Sain, CSLA 105 1194 11.37 Sept. 16 Caryn Sale, CSLA Kristen Soliz, Sonoma 305 75 595 .387 Teresa Ohta, UCSD 91 1007 11.07 Sept. 23 Caryn Sale, CSLA Caryn Sale, CSLA 310 64 656 .375 Lisa North, Bakersfield 104 1106 10.63 Sept. 30 Kim Ford, San Bern. Kathleen Hentz, UCSD 276 69 580 .357 Kathleen Gamboa, Sonoma 103 1068 10.37 Oct. 7 Kim Ford, San Bern. Erin Manly, Sonoma 228 80 459 .322 Natalie Jandreau, Grand Canyon 111 1085 9.77 Oct. 14 Kathleen Hentz, UCSD Katie Hogan, UCSD 168 55 361 .313 Christy McCune, Chico 112 1088 9.71 Robin Lawrence, Sonoma 159 50 373 .292 Valerie Lopez, Stanislaus 88 805 9.15 Oct. 21 Kristen Soliz, San Bern. KATE DeVORE, UC DAVIS 171 55 397 .292 Christine Matteucci, SFSU 102 749 7.34 Oct. 28 Kathleen Gamboa, Sonoma Brooke Jolley, Bakersfield 250 102 564 .262 KELLY URBANIK, UC DAVIS 96 649 6.76 Nov. 4 Caryn Sale, CSLA Nov. 11 Stacy Dunsmore, UCSD KILLS G K Avg. BLOCKS Solo Ast Tot Avg. Kim Ford, San Bern. 109 525 4.82 KIM EVANS, UC DAVIS 25 72 97 1.29 Kim Morohunfola, San Bern. 93 411 4.42 KATE DeVORE, UC DAVIS 42 73 115 1.11 CCAA IN NCAA POSTSEASON Jessica Slayton, Bakersfield 82 341 4.16 Kim Morohunfola, San Bern. 21 81 102 1.10 Kelly Weiss, Grand Canyon 111 385 3.47 Hillary Alters, Chico 21 96 117 1.09 Pacific Regional (San Bernardino, Calif.) Stacey Clifton, Chico 94 326 3.47 Keesha Alrdridge, Dom. Hills 15 78 93 1.06 Nov. 15 Dione McCrea, CSLA 100 329 3.29 Kristen Soliz, San Bern. 13 100 113 1.04 Western Washington def. Cal State L.A. 3-2 Rachelle Nelson, CSLA 112 363 3.24 Kristen Graham, Sonoma 21 91 112 1.03 Courtney Heil, S.F. State 102 327 3.21 Erin Manly, Sonoma 15 96 111 1.00 Nov. 16 Kristen Graham, Sonoma 109 340 3.12 UC San Diego def. Western Washington, 3-0 Christine Shiba, Sonoma 108 333 3.08 DIGS G Digs Avg. Caryn Sale, CSLA 102 310 3.04 Christine Shiba, Sonoma 108 436 4.04 Cal St. San Bernardino def. Hawaii Pacific, 3-0 BECKY OLSON, UC DAVIS 92 271 2.95 Kim Ford, San Bern. 109 375 3.44 Kathleen Hentz, UCSD 95 276 2.91 Bridget Harris, San Bern. 110 368 3.35 Nov. 17 BECKY OLSON, UC DAVIS 92 306 3.33 UC San Diego def. Cal St. San Bernardino, 3-2 Rachelle Nelson, CSLA 112 371 3.31

2001 RECAP April Nicolson, San Bern. 106 346 3.26 NCAA Championships (Allendale, Mich.) Molly Martin, Pomona 115 371 3.23 Nov. 29 Jessica Slayton, Bakersfield 82 249 3.04 UC San Diego def. Lock Haven (Pa.), 3-1 Stacy Dunsmore, UCSD 101 305 3.02 Nov. 30 Barry (Fla.) def. UC San Diego, 3-0

16 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL CCAA INFORMATION

In 1998, five former members of the Northern California 2002 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Athletic Conference, including UC Davis, joined with seven All matches begin at 7 p.m. local time. Fri., Oct. 18 schools in Southern California and Arizona to form a newly Sonoma at Cal State L.A. Fri., Sept. 13 S.F. State at Dom. Hills expanded California Collegiate Athletic Association. UC San Dom. Hills at Sonoma UC DAVIS at Pomona Diego joined the conference in 2000-01, replacing UC Riverside Cal State L.A. at S.F. State Chico at San Bernardino Pomona at Chico Stanislaus at Grand Canyon which moved to NCAA Division I status. San Bernardino at UC DAVIS Bakersfield at UC San Diego UC San Diego at Stanislaus The expanded league offers championships in 13 sports, Grand Canyon at Bakersfield Sat., Oct. 19 S.F. State at Cal State L.A. including women’s volleyball. Sat., Sept. 14 Sonoma at Dom. Hills Cal State L.A. at Sonoma Chico at Pomona The CCAA has generally been regarded as the strongest Dom. Hills at S.F. State UC DAVIS at San Bernardino NCAA Division II conference in the nation. The addition of Chico San Bernardino at Chico Bakersfield at Grand Canyon Pomona at UC DAVIS Stanislaus at UC San Diego State, San Francisco State, Sonoma State, Cal St. Stanislaus and Grand Canyon at Stanislaus UC San Diego at Bakersfield Wed., Oct. 23 UC Davis certainly enhances that reputation. Cal State L.A. at UC San Diego Cal St., San Bernardino captured its first-ever conference Fri., Sept. 20 UC San Diego at Cal State L.A. Fri., Oct. 25 volleyball title in 2001 before losing to UC San Diego in the Pacific Grand Canyon at Dom. Hills Cal State L.A. at Grand Canyon UC DAVIS at Sonoma Dom. Hills at UC San Diego Region tournament. The Tritons, the CCAA’s newest member, Chico at S.F. State Sonoma at Chico Bakersfield at Pomona S.F. State at UC DAVIS advanced to a third-place finish at the NCAA Championships. Cal Stanislaus at San Bernardino Pomona at Stanislaus San Bernardino at Bakersfield State L.A., which won the 2000 CCAA title with an undefeated Sat., Sept. 21 ledger, also represented the league at the Pacific Regional. Grand Canyon at Cal State L.A. Sat., Oct. 26 UC San Diego at Dom. Hills Dom. Hills at Grand Canyon The CCAA has won five national championships in volleyball Chico at Sonoma S.F. State at Chico UC DAVIS at S.F. State Sonoma at UC DAVIS since 1981. Stanislaus at Pomona San Bernardino at Stanislaus Bakersfield at San Bernardino Pomona at Bakersfield Fri., Sept. 27 Fri., Nov. 1 Dom. Hills at Chico Chico at Cal State L.A. 2001-02 CCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Cal State L.A. at UC DAVIS UC DAVIS at Dom. Hills San Bernardino at Grand Canyon Grand Canyon at Pomona Men: baseball,basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, track Pomona at UC San Diego UC San Diego at San Bernardino S.F. State at Stanislaus Stanislaus at Sonoma & field. Sonoma at Bakersfield Bakersfield at S.F. State Women: basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, Sat., Sept. 28 Sat., Nov. 2 track & field, volleyball. Cal State L.A. at Chico UC DAVIS at Cal State L.A. Dom. Hills at UC DAVIS Chico at Dom. Hills Pomona at Grand Canyon UC San Diego at Pomona San Bernardino at UC San Diego Grand Canyon at San Bernardino Sonoma at Stanislaus Bakersfield at Sonoma CCAA HEADQUARTERS S.F. State at Bakersfield Stanislaus at S.F. State Wed., Oct. 2 Wed., Nov. 6 Chico at UC DAVIS Dom. Hills at Cal State L.A. CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Pomona at San Bernardino UC DAVIS at Chico Stanislaus at Bakersfield San Bernardino at Pomona 800 South Broadway, Suite 102 Grand Canyon at UC San Diego Bakersfield at Stanislaus Sonoma at S.F. State UC San Diego at Grand Canyon Walnut Creek, CA 94596 S.F. State at Sonoma Fri., Oct. 4 Cal State L.A. at Stanislaus Fri., Nov. 8 Phone ...... (925) 472-8299 Dom. Hills at Bakersfield Bakersfield at Cal State L.A. Fax ...... (925) 472-8887 UC DAVIS at Grand Canyon Stanislaus at Dom. Hills Chico at UC San Diego Grand Canyon at Chico Sonoma at Pomona UC San Diego at UC DAVIS S.F. State at San Bernardino San Bernardino at Sonoma COMMISSIONER Pomona at S.F. State Bob Hiegert ...... [email protected] Sat., Oct. 5 Dom. Hills at Stanislaus Sat., Nov. 9 Cal State L.A. at Bakersfield Stanislaus at Cal State L.A. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER Chico at Grand Canyon Bakersfield at Dom. Hills UC DAVIS at UC San Diego UC San Diego at Chico Joe Lang ...... [email protected] S.F. State at Pomona Grand Canyon at UC DAVIS, 7 p.m Sonoma at San Bernardino Pomona at Sonoma San Bernardino at S.F. State CONFERENCE INFO COMPLIANCE COORDINATOR Wed., Oct. 9 Cal State L.A. at Dom. Hills Fri., Nov. 15 Kristin Eden ...... [email protected] Cal State L.A. at Pomona Fri., Oct. 11 Dom. Hills at San Bernardino San Bernardino at Cal State L.A. Chico at Stanislaus PRESIDENT Pomona at Dom. Hills UC DAVIS at Bakersfield Milton Richards, Cal St. Stanislaus Bakersfield at Chico S.F. State at Grand Canyon Stanislaus at UC DAVIS Sonoma at UC San Diego Grand Canyon at Sonoma UC San Diego at S.F. State Sat., Nov. 16 COORDINATOR OF OFFICIATING Dom. Hills at Pomona Bill White ...... [email protected] Sat. Oct. 12 Cal State L.A. at San Bernardino Pomona at Cal State L.A. UC DAVIS at Stanislaus Phone: ...... (661) 259-0033 x232 San Bernardino at Dom. Hills Chico at Bakersfield FAX: ...... (661) 287-4383 Stanislaus at Chico Sonoma at Grand Canyon Bakersfield at UC DAVIS S.F. State at UC San Diego UC San Diego at Sonoma http://www.goccaa.org Grand Canyon at S.F. State

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 17 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS SINCE 1974 Connie Adair ...... 1979 Kelly Havelock ...... 1976-79 Cathy Shalar ...... 1985-86 Jenny Adams ...... 1990-93 Karen Heckman ...... 1980, 1982 Darrah Sherwood ...... 1978-80 Sue Anders ...... 1984-85 Cynthia Higa ...... 1980-83 Lorelei Smith ...... 1989 Janie Anderson ...... 1986 Kaersten Hill ...... 1995-98 Pam Spangler ...... 1974-75 Kristen Anderson ...... 1984-85 Sandy Holman ...... 1984-85 Kelly Spaulding ...... 1998-2001 Lori Appel ...... 1980-83 Debbie Hook ...... 1991 Sandy Spaulding ...... 1976, 1979-81 Ashley Armstrong ...... 1992-94 Andrea Sprague ...... 1996 Mia Iverson ...... 1998-99 Colleen Storey ...... 1988 Jolene Bachman ...... 1989-91 Kim Sutton ...... 1982-83 Emma Batten-Bowman ...... 1998 Cindy Johnson ...... 1974-75 Kristina Svendsen ...... 1993-96 Carly Beck ...... 1999-2000 Paula Bee ...... 1974 Lisa Kennedy ...... 1979-81 Caren Bell ...... 1988-89 Connie Kessell...... 1983-85 Val Taylor ...... 1978-81 Lisa Bennett ...... 1977 Dana Kirsnis ...... 1976 Gigi Townsend ...... 1996 Marcia Bernardo ...... 1985 Heidi Knapp ...... 1988-91 Aneta Tsuchiya ...... 1978 Alfredia Bettinelli ...... 1989 Nancy Knoefler ...... 1976-77 Andrea Beylen ...... 1977 Sophia Kollias ...... 1989-90 Suzanne Uhl ...... 1987-88 Denise Bilbaeno ...... 1987-90 Tanya Kohr ...... 1994-95 Nichola Unverferth ...... 1997 Thea Bordsen ...... 1980-83 Julianne Kost ...... 1988 Kelly Urbanik ...... 1998-2001 Amy Bower ...... 1994 Michelle Boydstun ...... 1998 Sheri Ladrech ...... 1989-92 Lisa Varnum ...... 1984-85 Amy Brown ...... 1989 Cindy Lawton ...... 1978-79 Ann Veazey ...... 1975-76 ELIZABETH BROWN ...... 2001- Cindy Lemons ...... 1985 KIM VINCENT ...... 2001- Jen Bryan ...... 1993-96 Candy Lench ...... 1989-92 Stacy Vogan ...... 1984-87 Sally Leversee ...... 1980-81 Trish Volle ...... 1979 MARRITT CAFARCHIA ...... 2001- Jenifer Lohr ...... 1991-93 Sara Cannon ...... 1999-2000 Mary Limbach ...... 1977-80 Amy Watson ...... 1981-82 Marie Capistrano ...... 1998 Mimi Lufkin ...... 1976 Wendy Watson ...... 1995 Jill Changaris ...... 1993-96 Kim Watts ...... 1997 Kate Culpepper ...... 1999-2001 Karen Margroff ...... 1977-78 KATE WILTON ...... 2001- Julia Curlette ...... 1988-90 Kathie McBride ...... 1979-81 Amy Wong ...... 1986 MARY McCLELLAND ...... 2001- Julie Woofter ...... 1990 Beth Damonte...... 1979-81 Kathy McInerney ...... 1974-76 Sue Wyatt ...... 1974-76 Lydia Delis ...... 1978 Cristie McLaughlin ...... 1990-93 Sue Dempsey ...... 1982 Paula McNamee ...... 1977-79 Sheila Yazdy ...... 1993 Kate DeVore...... 1999-2001 Jena Mello ...... 1992 Karen Domerchie ...... 1989 Tamara Meara ...... 1991 Becky Zadroga ...... 1994 Lisa Drews ...... 1985 Julie Merten ...... 1990-92 Amy Moll...... 1991-93 CURRENT PLAYERS IN BOLD CAPS Angela Eddy ...... 1992-95 Karen Moeller ...... 1985 Naomi Erickson ...... 1995, 1998 Joanne Mueller ...... 1996-98 For additions or corrections to this list, Kellie Esterby ...... 1991 please contact the UC Davis Sports KIM EVANS ...... 2001- Richelle Nakata ...... 2000 Information Office at (530) 752-3505. Nancy Evers ...... 1975-76 Wendy Need ...... 1982-84 Deena Newman ...... 1975 Shannon Fiack ...... 1999-2000 Lindy Northcutt ...... 1998 Jenny Fipps ...... 1977 ELLEN FITZPATRICK ...... 2000- Becky Olson...... 1998-2001 Robbie Fournet ...... 1985-86 Kaylie Orr ...... 1994-97 Keri Frankenstein ...... 1980 Candi Ota ...... 1992-93 Kelly Freeland ...... 1986-88 Gail Parker ...... 1974-75 KELLY GAUDINO...... 2000- Kareen Paulsen ...... 1984-86 Staci Gentles ...... 1987-89 Jessica Perry ...... 1985-87, 1989 Allison Gillespie ...... 1999-2001 Carol Peters ...... 1978 Stacey Gleason ...... 1982 Dana Petrie ...... 1982-85 Brandi Glenn ...... 1996-98 Ann Pomeray ...... 1975-76 Lindsay Goergen ...... 1996-99 Peg Prior ...... 1976-77 Kathy Gonzales ...... 1974 Patty Purcell ...... 1974-75 Kris Gravelle ...... 1991-93 Megan Gravelle ...... 1997 Nina Quaccia ...... 1997-98 Heidi Gribble ...... 1994, 96 Karen Gray...... 1995 Mary Beth Rathbun ...... 1986-87 Camille Gutierrez ...... 1996 Liz Reams ...... 1988 Pam Rice ...... 1986-87 Kayse Hagins ...... 1994 Linda Rickabaugh ...... 1982-83 Mary Kay Haller...... 1983-84 Karen Rocca ...... 1986 Sally Hanford ...... 1974-75 Jaclyn Rodriguez ...... 1995-97 PROGRAM HISTORY Diane Harbertson ...... 1988 Tammie Rogers ...... 1979-80 Cynthia Harper ...... 1983 Kristina Rupp ...... 1995 Two-time All-American Candy Lench was inducted into UC Davis’ Carol Harrison ...... 1976 Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. She holds virtually all school Julie Harvell ...... 1978 Julie Schmidt ...... 1987-88 offensive records. Jean Haun ...... 1987-88 Laura Scott ...... 1997

18 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS

ALL-AMERICANS FIRST TEAM ALL- ALL-REGION

1996 Camille Gutierrez CONFERENCE 1998 Kaersten Hill 1992 Candy Lench 1998 Kaersten Hill 1997 Kaersten Hill Sheri Ladrech 1997 Kaersten Hill 1996 Jill Changaris 1991 Candy Lench 1996 Jill Changaris* Camille Gutierrez 1990 Denise Bilbaeno Camille Gutierrez** Kaersten Hill 1980 Lisa Kennedy Kaersten Hill 1995 Jill Changaris Tammie Rogers 1995 Angela Eddy 1994 Angela Eddy 1979 Lisa Kennedy Kristina Svendsen Kristina Svendsen Mary Limbach 1994 Jill Changaris 1993 Jenny Adams Angela Eddy Kris Gravelle VERIZON ACADEMIC Kristina Svendsen Cristie McLaughlin ALL-DISTRICT 1993 Jenny Adams Amy Moll Kris Gravelle 1992 Sheri Ladrech 1994 Jen Bryan Cristie McLaughlin Candy Lench 1993 Kris Gravelle 1992 Candy Lench* Cristie McLaughlin Jenifer Lohr Sheri Ladrech 1991 Sheri Ladrech 1992 Jenifer Lohr Cristie McLaughlin Candy Lench Julie Merten 1991 Candy Lench* Julie Merten Heidi Knapp 1990 Denise Bilbaeno Julie Merten Heidi Knapp 1990 Denise Bilbaeno* Candy Lench Heidi Knapp 1989 Denise Bilbaeno Candy Lench Jessica Perry 1989 Denise Bilbaeno* 1980 Lisa Kennedy Heidi Knapp Tammie Rogers Candy Lench 1979 Lisa Kennedy Jessica Perry 1988 Denise Bilbaeno Heidi Knapp 1987 Denise Bilbaeno Stacy Vogan 1985 Dana Petrie 1984 Dana Petrie 1983 Lori Appel* Thea Bordsen Cynthia Higa 1982 Lori Appel 1981 Lori Appel Jenifer Lohr earned Academic All-District during each of her last 1980 Lisa Kennedy two years as an Aggie. Additionally, she was a three-time Academic Tammie Rogers All-NCAC pick. 1979 Kelly Havelock Lisa Kennedy AGGIE VOLLEYBALL in the Mary Limbach CAL AGGIE ATHLETIC Paula McNamee

1978 Kelly Havelock PROGRAM HISTORY HALL OF FAME Mary Limbach • Barbara Iten (Player) 1967-72 1977 Nancy Knoefler Inducted 1982 1976 Kathy McInerney • Carol Benedetti (Player), 1966-70 1975 Kathy McInerney Inducted 1984 Pam Spangler • Pam Gill-Fisher (Coach) 1974-76 1974 Paula Bee Inducted 1984 Gail Parker • Lisa Kennedy (Player), 1979-81 * - Most Valuable Player Inducted 1987 ** - Newcomer of the Year • Denise Bilbaeno (Player), 1987-90 Inducted 1997 Kaersten Hill was a two-time All-Region standout for the Aggies on • Candy Lench (Player), 1989-92 her way to becoming the school's all-time blocks leader. Inducted 1998

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 19 INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS SINCE 1990

KILLS DIGS ATTACKS 1. Candy Lench ...... 40 1. Jill Changaris ...... 31 3-Game Match ...... 184 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92 vs. S.F. State, 11/15/96 vs. Sonoma St., 10/20/95 2. Candy Lench ...... 39 T2. Sheila Yazdy ...... 30 4-Game Match ...... 267 vs. West Texas St., 12/5/92 vs. Portland State, 10/9/93 vs. West Texas St., 12/5/92 3. Candy Lench ...... 34 T2. Candy Lench ...... 30 5-Game Match ...... 272 vs. Northern Michigan, 11/8/92 vs. Northern Colorado, 9/29/90 vs. Humboldt St., 10/13/95 4. Sheri Ladrech ...... 33 4. Kris Gravelle ...... 28 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92 at Chico State, 11/10/93 HITTING PCT. (Min. 25 Kills) 5. Jen Bryan ...... 32 T5. Six tied at ...... 27 ...... 484 (38-7-64) vs. Mankato, 11/1/91 vs. Humboldt State, 10/13/95 SOLO BLOCKS ASSISTS ATTACKS 1. Kate DeVore...... 7 3-Game Match ...... 87 1. Candy Lench ...... 87 at Sonoma State, 9/30/00 at Sacramento St., 10/16/92 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92 2. Kate DeVore ...... 6 4-Game Match ...... 72 2. Candy Lench ...... 81 vs. Cal State L.A., 10/3/01 vs. Alaska-Anchorage, 10/5/90 vs. Northern Colorado, 11/4/90 3. Jenny Adams...... 5 5-Game Match ...... 104 3. Candy Lench ...... 79 vs. Central Mo. St., 11/3/91 at Sonoma State., 10/27/92 vs. West Texas St., 12/5/92 T4. 8 tied with...... 4 T4. Kris Gravelle ...... 76 last Kate DeVore SERVICE ACES vs. Portland State, 10/9/93 at Cal St. Stanislaus, 10/20/00 3-Game Match ...... 24 T4. Candy Lench ...... 76 vs. Coll. of Notre Dame, 9/21/90 vs. Northern Michigan, 11/8/92 BLOCK ASSISTS 4-Game Match ...... 14 1. Kelly Spaulding ...... 13 vs. Cal State L.A., 9/15/90 HITTING PCT. (Min. 15 Attacks) at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98 ...... 5-Game Match ...... 18 1. Kaersten Hill ...... 813 T2. Kaersten Hill ...... 10 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 9/14/01 (14-1-16), vs. Humboldt, 10/5/96 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98 2. Kristina Svendsen ...... 733 T2. Joanne Mueller ...... 10 DIGS (13-2-15), vs. Hayward, 11/8/94 vs. Cal St. Hayward, 10/11/97 3-Game Match ...... 91 3. Kaersten Hill ...... 722 T2. Candy Lench ...... 10 vs. Chaminade, 10/6/90 (13-0-18) at Hum., 11/11/95 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92 4-Game Match ...... 142 4. Sheri Ladrech ...... 708 T5. Jenny Adams ...... 9 at Portland State, 10/9/93 (17-0-24) at Hum., 10/31/92 at Air Force, 11/3/91 5-Game Match ...... 132 5. Julie Merten ...... 650 T5. Sheri Ladrech ...... 9 at UC Riverside, 10/3/98 (13-0-20) vs. Biola, 10/9/92 vs. Northern Colorado, 11/2/91 SOLO BLOCKS 3-Game Match ...... 9 ASSISTS TOTAL BLOCKS vs. Central Mo. St., 11/3/91 1. Angela Eddy ...... 81 1. Kelly Spaulding ...... 16 4-Game Match ...... 9 vs. Humboldt St., 10/13/95 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98 2. Cristie McLaughlin ...... 77 T2. Kate DeVore ...... 12 5-Game Match ...... 8 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92 at Cal State L.A., 11/3/01 vs. Humboldt St., 9/14/90 3. Denise Bilbaeno ...... 70 T2. Kaersten Hill ...... 12 vs. Humboldt St., 9/14/90 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98 BLOCK ASSISTS 4. Cristie McLaughlin ...... 67 T2. Candy Lench ...... 12 3-Game Match ...... 24 vs. Northern Colorado, 11/2/91 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92 vs. Chico State, 9/24/98 5. Cristie McLaughlin ...... 66 T2. Sheri Ladrech ...... 12 4-Game Match ...... 44 at Chico State, 10/10/91 vs. Humboldt St., 9/14/90 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98 5-Game Match ...... 37 SERVICE ACES at Sonoma State, 10/27/92 1. Kristi Zappen ...... 8 TEAM RECORDS at College of Notre Dame, 10/19/90 TOTAL BLOCKS T2. Becky Olson ...... 7 3-Game Match ...... 18.0 vs. Chico State, 10/31/01 KILLS (5-26) vs. SONOMA ST., 11/3/00 T2. MARRITT CAFARCHIA ...... 7 3-Game Match ...... 72 4-Game Match ...... 31.0 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 9/14/01 vs. Sonoma St., 10/20/95 (9-22) at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98 T2. Kaylie Orr ...... 6 4-Game Match ...... 86 5-Game Match ...... 22.0 vs. CS San Bernardino, 10/6/95 at Chico State, 10/9/91 (7-30) vs. Cal State L.A., 11/3/01 T2. ALLISON GILLESPIE ...... 6 5-Game Match ...... 102 at CS Dominguez Hills, 10/15/99 vs. Humboldt St., 10/13/95 T2. Jolene Bachman ...... 6 CURRENT PLAYERS IN ALL CAPS 2001 marks in bold

PROGRAM HISTORY vs. Cal St. Hayward, 9/27/91 vs. Chaminade, 10/5/90 T2. Candy Lench ...... 6 vs. S.F. State, 11/3/92 at Humboldt St., 11/16/91

20 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL INDIVIDUAL SEASON/CAREER RECORDS SINCE 1989

KILLS ACES PER GAME 1. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 630 1. MARRITT CAFARCHIA, 2001 ...... 0.55 CAREER RECORDS 2. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 552 2. Allison Gillespie, 2001 ...... 490 3. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ...... 497 3. Jessica Perry, 1989...... 0.487 KILLS 4. Jill Changaris, 1995 ...... 451 4. Denise Bilbaeno, 1989 ...... 0.45 1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ...... 1,888 5. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 439 5. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 0.41 2. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ...... 1,236 3. Jill Changaris, 1993-96 ...... 1,209 ATTACKS DIGS PER GAME 4. Heidi Knapp, 1988-91 ...... 1,049 1. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 1,500 1. Ashley Armstrong, 1994 ...... 3.90 5. Jen Bryan, 1993-96 ...... 1,052 2. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 1,459 2. Jill Changaris, 1994 ...... 3.61 3. Jill Changaris, 1995 ...... 1,273 3. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 3.56 ATTACKS 4. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ...... 1,168 4. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 3.50 1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ...... 4,605 5. Jill Changaris, 1996 ...... 1,160 5. Kris Gravelle, 1993 ...... 3.40 2. Jill Changaris, 1993-96 ...... 3,489 3. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ...... 3,220 HITTING PCT. (Min. 100 Kills) BLOCKS PER GAME 4. Jen Bryan, 1993-96 ...... 2,972 1. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 341 1. Mia Iverson, 1998 ...... 1.30 5. Heidi Knapp, 1988-91 ...... 2,945 2. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 338 2. KIM EVANS, 2001 ...... 1.293 3. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ...... 309 3. Julia Curlette, 1989 ...... 1.289 HITTING PCT. (Min. 1,000 Attacks) 4. Candy Lench, 1989 ...... 302 4. Stasi Gentles, 1989 ...... 1.27 1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ...... 309 5. Jessica Perry, 1989...... 295 T5. Kaersten Hill, 1998 ...... 1.22 2. Sheri Ladrech, 1989-92 ...... 270 T5. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 1.22 3. Amy Moll, 1991-93 ...... 252 ASSISTS 4. Kristina Svendsen, 1993-96 ...... 251 1. Denise Bilbaeno, 1990 ...... 1,684 5. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ...... 246 2. Cristie McLaughlin, 1992 ...... 1,363 OTHER SEASON 3. Angela Eddy, 1995 ...... 1,220 ASSISTS T4. Camille Gutierrez, 1996 ...... 1,145 RECORDS 1. Denise Bilbaeno, 1988-92 ...... 3,549 T4. Cristie McLaughlin, 1993 ...... 1,145 2. Cristie McLaughlin, 1990-93 ...... 3,403 MATCHES WITH 20+ KILLS 3. KELLY URBANIK, 1998-01 ...... 3,125 SERVICE ACES 1. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 13 4. Angela Eddy, 1992-95 ...... 2,335 T1. Allison Gillespie, 2001 ...... 49 2. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 7 5. Camille Gutierrez, 1996 ...... 1,145 T1. Denise Bilbaeno, 1990 ...... 49 T3. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ...... 6 3. Kristi Zappen, 1990 ...... 48 T3. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 6 SERVICE ACES 4. MARRITT CAFARCHIA, 2001 ...... 47 T3. Jill Changaris, 1996 ...... 6 1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ...... 160 2. Denise Bilbaeno, 1988-92 ...... 124 DIGS MATCHES WITH 10+ KILLS 3. Heidi Knapp, 1988-91 ...... 119 1. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 493 T1. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 29 4. Jill Changaris, 1993-96 ...... 112 2. Denise Bilbaeno, 1990 ...... 420 T1. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 29 T5. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ...... 109 T3. Julie Merten, 1992 ...... 388 3. Jill Changaris, 1995 ...... 26 T5. Cristie McLaughlin, 1990-93 ...... 109 T3. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 388 4. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 24 5. Jill Changaris, 1995 ...... 374 5. Jill Changaris, 1996 ...... 23 DIGS 1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ...... 1,395 SOLO BLOCKS MATCHES WITH 20+ DIGS 2. Jill Changaris, 1993-96 ...... 1,112 1. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 45 1. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 7 3. Julie Merten, 1990-92 ...... 975 2. Kate DeVore, 2001...... 42 2. Kris Gravelle, 1993 ...... 5 4. Jen Bryan, 1993-96 ...... 944 3. Kate DeVore, 2000...... 40 T3. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 4 5. Becky Olson, 1998-2001 ...... 912 4. Julianne Kost, 1988 ...... 36 T3. Julie Merten, 1991 ...... 4 5. Julia Curlette, 1989 ...... 35 T3. Jen Bryan, 1995 ...... 4 TOTAL BLOCKS 1. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ...... 429 TOTAL BLOCKS MATCHES WITH 10+ DIGS 2. Candy Lench, 1988-92 ...... 348 1. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 142 1. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 25 3. Kate DeVore, 1999-2001 ...... 329 2. Kaersten Hill, 1998 ...... 129 2. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 20 4. Heidi Knapp, 1988-91 ...... 320 T3. Kate DeVore, 2001 ...... 115 3. Julie Merten, 1992 ...... 19 5. Kristina Svendsen, 1993-96 ...... 306 T3. Kate DeVore, 2000 ...... 115 T4. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 18 PROGRAM HISTORY T3. Kristina Svendsen, 1996 ...... 115 T4. Denise Bilbaeno, 1990 ...... 18 T4. Jill Changaris, 1995 ...... 18 KILLS PER GAME 1. Candy Lench, 1992 ...... 5.43 MATCHES WITH 20+ KILLS & DIGS 2. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ...... 4.48 1. Jill Changaris, 1995 ...... 3 3. Candy Lench, 1991 ...... 4.03 T2. Candy Lench, ’90, ’91, ’92 ...... 2 4. Candy Lench, 1990 ...... 3.92 T2. Jill Changaris, 1996 ...... 2 5. Jill Changaris, 1995 ...... 3.89 T4. Brandi Glenn, 1997 ...... 1 T4. Jen Bryan, 1995 ...... 1 ASSISTS PER GAME T4. Jenny Adams, 1993 ...... 1 1. Camille Gutierrez, 1996 ...... 12.31 T4. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ...... 1 2. Cristie McLaughlin, 1992 ...... 11.96 T4. Julie Merten, 1991 ...... 1 3. Denise Bilbaeno, 1990 ...... 10.94 4. Angela Eddy, 1994 ...... 10.84 5. Angela Eddy, 1995 ...... 10.80

2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 21 ALL-TIME YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS SINCE 1974 Overall League Final Ranking Year Coach W-L W-L Place AVCA Postseason 2001 Hawbecker 14-14 10-12 7th — — 2000 Hawbecker 18-14 12-10 7th — —

1999 King 13-18 6-16 9th — — 1998 King 16-12 12-10 6th — — 1997 King 14-19 5-7 5th — — 1996 King 21-11 11-1 1st 21st Lost in regional first round 1995 King 19-13 9-3 2nd 20th — 1994 King 14-12 10-2 1st — Lost in regional first round 1993 Piper 23-9 11-1 1st 7th Lost in regional first round 1992 Piper 29-6 11-1 T1st 3rd Won regional final, lost in national quarters 1991 Piper 26-5 11-1 1st 8th Lost in regional final 1990 Piper 30-17 13-1 1st 9th Lost in regional final

1989 Piper 22-7 13-1 *1st — — 1988 Piper 22-15 9-3 2nd — — 1987 DeYoung 13-14 7-5 T2nd — — 1986 DeYoung 5-22 4-8 T4th — — 1985 Gearhart 11-12 8-4 4th No poll — 1984 DeYoung 12-8 7-4 2nd No poll — 1983 DeYoung 27-9 13-1 T1st 8th Won 1st round, lost in regional final 1982 DeYoung 17-13 9-5 2nd 8th Won 1st round, lost in regional final 1981 DeYoung 25-6 12-2 2nd — Won 1st round, lost in regional final 1980 DeYoung 28-7 12-2 2nd AIAW Finished 3rd in AIAW Div. III

1979 DeYoung 28-10 13-1 1st AIAW Finished 3rd in AIAW Div. III 1978 DeYoung 13-10 11-3 2nd AIAW — 1977 Conklin 5-7 5-4 2nd — — 1976 Gill-Fisher 12-12 3-3 3rd — — 1975 Gill-Fisher 11-9 2-0 2nd — — 1974 Gill-Fisher 10-4 5-0 2nd — —

POSTSEASON MATCHES ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS

1996 - NCAA Southwest Regional at Bakersfield, Calif. HEAD COACH (Seasons) Years Overall League Lost to Cal State Bakersfield, 3-2 Stephanie Hawbecker (2000-Present) 1 18-14 12-10 1994 - NCAA Northwest Regional at Bakersfield, Calif. Lost to Cal State Bakersfield, 3-0 Sharon King (1994-99) 6 97-85 53-39 1993 - NCAA Northwest Regional Semis at Davis, Cal. Marlene Piper (1988-93) 6 152-59 68-8 Lost to Grand Canyon, 3-1 Kathy DeYoung (1978-84, 86-87) 9 168-97 88-31 1992 - NCAA Championships at Portland, Ore. Lost to West Texas State, 3-1 (West Texas finished 3rd) Jenyth Gearhart (1985) 1 11-12 8-4 1992 - NCAA Regional Final at Bakersfield, Calif. Kristi Conklin (1977) 1 5-7 5-4 Defeated Chico State, 3-2 1991 - NCAA Regional Final Pam Gill-Fisher (1974-76) 3 33-25 10-3 Lost to Portland State, 3-1 1990 - NCAA Regional Final Lost to Sacramento State, 3-0 POSTSEASON RECORDS 1983 - NCAA Regional Final Lost to Portland State, 3-0 NCAA DIVISION II RECORD...... 4-9 1983 - NCAA First Round (’81, ’82, ’83, ’90, ’91, ’92, ’93, ’94, ’96) Defeated Sacramento State, 3-1 AIAW DIVISION III RECORD ...... 6-4 1982 - NCAA Regional Final (’79, ’80) Lost to UC Riverside, 3-1 1982 - NCAA First Round OVERALL POSTSEASON RECORD ...... 10-13 Defeated Chapman, 3-1 (11 appearances) 1981 - NCAA Regional Final Lost to Cal St. Northridge, 3-0 1981 - NCAA First Round Defeated Northern Kentucky, 3-2 PROGRAM HISTORY 1980 - AIAW Division III Tournament Finished 3rd, games not available 1979 - AIAW Division III Tournament Finished 3rd, games not available

22 2002 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS SINCE 1974 Opponent W-L Last Match Streak Opponent W-L Last Match Streak Abilene Christian (Texas) ...... 3-0 ...... W,3-2 (8/28/99) ...... W3 North Dakota State ...... 0-1 ...... L,0-3 (11/2/91) ...... L1 Adams State (Colo.) ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (8/30/97) ...... W1 North Florida ...... 1-1 ...... W,3-2 (9/14/96) ...... W1 Air Force ...... 4-0 ...... W,3-0 (11/3/91) ...... W4 Northern Arizona ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (11/12/82) ...... W1 Alaska Anchorage ...... 3-4 ...... W,3-2 (8/27/99) ...... W2 Northern Colorado ...... 5-2 ...... W,3-1 (8/30/96) ...... W1 Alaska Fairbanks ...... 3-0 ...... W,3-1 (11/10/85) ...... W3 Northern Kentucky...... 1-0 ...... W,3-2 (12/11/81) ...... W1 Angelo State, Tex...... 1-0 ...... W,3-1 (10/29/93) ...... W1 Northern Illinois ...... 0-1 ...... L,1-2 (9/8/89) ...... L1 Armstrong Atlantic State (Ga.) ...... 0-1 ...... L,0-3 (8/26/00) ...... L1 Northern Michigan ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-2 (11/8/92) ...... W1 Augustana (S.D.) ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (10/22/88) ...... W1 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR...... 8-0 ...... W,3-0 (9/26/95)...... W2 Azusa Pacific ...... 4-4 ...... W,2-0 (9/24/83) ...... na Occidental ...... 5-0 ...... W,2-0 (11/28/80) ...... W5 Barry (Fla.) ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-2 (10/30/93) ...... W1 Ohio Northern ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (12/12/80) ...... W1 Bellarmine (Ky.) ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (10/26/96) ...... W1 Oregon State ...... 0-1 ...... L,0-2 (9/11/82) ...... L1 Biola ...... 5-0 ...... W,3-0 (10/10/92) ...... W5 Pacific ...... 0-2 ...... L,0-3 (9/18/79) ...... L2 Boise State ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (9/9/83) ...... W1 Point Loma Nazarene...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (11/13/81) ...... W1 Brigham Young ...... 0-1 ...... L,0-2 (11/6/76) ...... L1 Portland State ...... 0-11 ...... L,0-3 (9/14/96) ...... L11 Cal Baptist ...... 2-0 ...... W,3-2 (9/17/88) ...... W2 Puget Sound...... 0-2 ...... L,1-3 (9/20/97) ...... L2 CAL POLY POMONA ...... 3-16 ...... L,2-3 (10/20/01) ...... L2 Regis (Colo.) ...... 2-3 ...... W,3-2 (10/30/93) ...... W2 CAL ST. BAKERSFIELD ...... 6-19 ...... L,1-3 (10/12/01) ...... L14 Rollins (Fla.) ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-1 (9/1/95) ...... W1 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS ...... 17-3 ...... W,3-0 (11/02/01) ...... W4 Sacramento State ...... 15-44 ...... L,0-3 (9/5/01) ...... L8 Cal St. Hayward ...... 40-3 ...... L,0-3 (11/7/97) ...... L2 St. Cloud State (Minn.)...... 1-0 ...... W,3-1 (11/2/90) ...... W1 CAL STATE L.A...... 6-13 ...... L,2-3 (11/3/01) ...... L10 St. Martin’s (Wash.) ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-2 (8/24/01) ...... W1 Cal St. Northridge ...... 0-5 ...... L,0-2 (9/16/88) ...... L5 Saint Mary’s ...... 3-2 ...... L,0-3 (11/16/89) ...... L1 CAL ST., SAN BERNARDINO ...... 5-9 ...... L,0-3 (10/19/01) ...... L7 San Diego ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (10/11/75) ...... W1 CAL ST. STANISLAUS...... 48-5 ...... W,3-0 (10/10/01) ...... W4 San Francisco ...... 1-1 ...... L,1-3 (9/14/83) ...... L1 Central Missouri State ...... 2-1 ...... L,1-3 (8/30/96) ...... L1 SAN FRANCISCO STATE ...... 32-15 ...... W,3-0 (10/26/01) ...... W5 CENTRAL WASHINGTON ...... 3-0 ...... W,3-0 (8/24/01)...... W3 San Jose State...... 2-10 ...... L,0-3 (9/27/77) ...... na Chaminade (Hawaii) ...... 2-2 ...... L,1-3 (9/3/01) ...... L2 Santa Clara ...... 0-1 ...... L,0-2 (9/6/85) ...... L1 Chapman ...... 7-3 ...... W,3-1 (9/7/91) ...... W1 SEATTLE PACIFIC ...... 1-1 ...... L,0-3 (9/4/00)...... L1 CHICO STATE ...... 41-19 ...... W,3-1 (10/31/01) ...... W1 Simon Fraser ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-2 (9/6/91) ...... W1 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (9/21/84) ...... W1 SONOMA STATE ...... 43-10 ...... L,0-3 (10/27/01) ...... L1 Colorado Christian ...... 2-0 ...... W,3-0 (9/16/94) ...... W2 Southern Cal. Coll...... 1-0 ...... W,2-1 (10/10/87) ...... W1 Colorado College ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (9/23/83) ...... W1 Southwest Texas State ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (10/21/88) ...... W1 Denver ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (10/21/88) ...... W1 Stanford ...... 1-1 ...... W,2-1 (9/15/79) ...... W1 Dominican ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (9/12/97) ...... W1 Sul Ross State (Texas) ...... 2-0 ...... W,2-0 (12/11/80) ...... W2 East Stroudsburg (Pa.) ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (12/6/79) ...... W1 Tampa (Fla.) ...... 3-1 ...... L,1-3 (9/13/96) ...... L1 Florida Southern ...... 2-3 ...... W,3-2 (9/18/97) ...... W2 Texas A&M-Commerce ...... 3-0 ...... W,3-0 (10/25/96) ...... W3 Fresno Pacific ...... 5-3 ...... L,2-3 (10/8/96) ...... L2 Texas Woman’s ...... 0-1 ...... L,1-3 (11/7/86) ...... L1 Fresno State ...... 4-3 ...... L,2-3 (10/9/82) ...... na UC Berkeley ...... 6-1 ...... L,1-3 (9/28/77) ...... L1 GRAND CANYON ...... 6-11 ...... L,2-3 (11/10/01) ...... L1 UC Irvine...... 0-1 ...... L,1-2 (9/12/81) ...... L1 Henderson State (Neb.) ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (8/31/96) ...... W1 UCLA ...... 0-3 ...... L,0-2 (10/2/76) ...... L3 Holy Names ...... 6-0 ...... W,3-1 (9/20/00) ...... W6 UC Riverside ...... 4-16 ...... L,0-3 (11/5/99) ...... L4 HUMBOLDT STATE...... 40-6 ...... W,3-0 (8/25/01)...... W2 UC SAN DIEGO ...... 7-6 ...... L,0-3 (11/9/01) ...... L1 La Verne ...... 3-1 ...... L,0-2 (9/21/84) ...... L1 UC Santa Barbara ...... 0-2 ...... L,0-2 (10/2/76) ...... L2 Lewis & Clark, Ore...... 1-2 ...... W,3-0 (10/8/94) ...... W1 UC Santa Cruz ...... 5-0 ...... W,3-0 (9/1/00) ...... W5 Linfield, Ore...... 1-0 ...... W,2-1 (12/6/79) ...... W1 U.S. International ...... 0-1 ...... L,0-2 (11/13/82) ...... L1 Mankato State (Minn.) ...... 2-0 ...... W,3-1 (9/5/97) ...... W2 Utah State ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (9/9/83) ...... W1

Mansfield, Pa...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (12/11/80) ...... W1 Washington State ...... 2-0 ...... W,3-0 (9/13/82) ...... W2 PROGRAM HISTORY Masters Coll...... 1-0 ...... W,2-1 (10/9/87) ...... W1 Wayne St., Mich...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (9/2/95) ...... W1 Menlo ...... 3-2 ...... W,3-0 (9/20/89) ...... W2 West Texas A&M ...... 1-4 ...... L,1-3 (12/5/92) ...... L3 Mesa State (Colo.)...... 2-3 ...... W,3-2 (8/26/00) ...... W1 Western State (Colo.) ...... 1-1 ...... W, 3-0 (8/26/00) ...... W1 Metro State (Colo.) ...... 3-2 ...... W,3-0 (8/26/99) ...... W3 WESTERN WASHINGTON ...... 0-3 ...... L,1-3 (9/1/01)...... L3 Michigan Tech ...... 3-0 ...... W,3-0 (9/5/98) ...... W3 Westmont ...... 0-1 ...... L,1-2 (8/31/90) ...... L1 Minnesota-Duluth ...... 1-0 ...... W,3-0 (11/6/92) ...... W1 Wisconsin-LaCrosse ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (12/7/79) ...... W1 Nebraska-Omaha...... 1-1 ...... L,0-3 (9/6/97) ...... L1 Wisconsin-Stevens Point ...... 1-0 ...... W,2-0 (12/7/79) ...... W1 Nevada ...... 11-7 ...... W,3-2 (9/18/90) ...... W1 Wyoming ...... 0-1 ...... L,2-3 (9/16/82) ...... L1 North Dakota ...... 2-1 ...... L,0-3 (9/6/97) ...... L1 Teams in BOLD CAPS are 2002 OPPONENTS

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DAVIS ENTERPRISE KFBK 1530 AM KCRA Channel 3 Kim Orendor, Sports Editor Anthony Passarelli, Sports Department Ron Hyde, Sports Director James Hart, Sports Writer 1440 Ethan Way, Suite 200 Del Rodgers, Sports Reporter C. Colton, Sports Writer Sacramento, CA 95818 3 Television Circle P.O. Box 1470 (916) 924-3901 Sacramento, CA 95814 Davis, CA 95617 FAX: (916) 921-5555 (916) 325-3294 (530) 756-0803 x259 FAX: (916) 441-4050 FAX: (530) 756-1668 KDVS 90.3 FM Greg Pacheco, Sports Director KXTV Channel 10 DAILY DEMOCRAT Lower Freeborn Hall, UC Davis Stuart Satow, Sports Director Gary Traynham, Sports Editor Davis, CA 95616 Dana Jacobson, Sports Reporter 711 Main Street (916) 752-0728 400 Broadway Woodland, CA 95695 FAX: (916) 752-8548 Sacramento, CA 95801 (530) 662-5427 (916) 321-3333 FAX: (530) 662-1288 KHTK 1140 AM FAX: (916) 447-6107 Mike Remy, Operations Director SACRAMENTO BEE Steve Buzzard, Sports Reporter KOVR Channel 13 Armando Acuña, Sports Editor 1436 Auburn Blvd. Jennifer Krier, Sports Director Gary Voet, Aggie Beat Writer Sacramento, CA 95815 2713 KOVR Drive P.O. Box 15779 (916) 923-9200 West Sacramento, CA 95605 Sacramento, CA 95852 FAX: (916) 646-3418 (916) 374-1335 (800) 950-1400 FAX: 374-1304 FAX: (916) 326-5503 WIRE SERVICES KTXL Channel 40 CALIFORNIA AGGIE Jim Crandell, Sports Director ASSOCIATED PRESS Nick Dizzino, Sports Editor Anthony Amey, Sports Reporter Rob Gloster, Sports Editor Lower Freeborn Hall, UC Davis 4655 Fruitridge Road 318 Fox Plaza Davis, CA 95616 Sacramento, CA 95820 (530) 752-9888 San Francisco, CA 94102 (916) 454-4548 (415) 621-7432 FAX: 530) 752-0355 FAX: (916) 739-0559 FAX: (415) 552-9430 VACAVILLE REPORTER SPORTSTICKER Tim Roe, Sports Editor Newsroom Matt Miller, Sports Writer Box 1509 Harborside Financial Center 600 Plaza Two Vacaville, CA 95688 Jersey City, NJ 07311 (707) 448-6401 (800) 367-8935 FAX: (707) 447-8411 FAX: (800) 336-0383

UC DAVIS MEDIA POLICIES PLAYER INTERVIEWS POSTGAME ACCESS VISITING MEDIA Requests for player interviews To ensure equal access to all Any media wishing to cover UC should be made with the Sports members of the media, all UC Davis Davis women’s volleyball need to Information Office at least 24 hours locker rooms are closed. Players will be contact the Sports Information Office prior to the interview to ensure the available for post-match interviews on to reserve working space at least 24 athlete’s availability. The Sports Infor- the court following a brief team meeting. hours ahead. mation Office will not release home Visiting team interview policy is up phone numbers of student-athletes to the discretion of the visiting school. STATISTICS under any circumstances. Student- UC Davis will provide a full stats athletes will return phone calls when packet following the match, including MEDIA INFORMATION requested. detailed play-by-play sheets. Updated boxscores between games will also be distributed.

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