2010 uc davis volleyball media guide

UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 2010

BUILDING A CHAMPION

Date OppOnent Site timeAug. 27 at Utah (1) Salt Lake City, Utah 6 p.m.Aug. 28 vs. Utah State (1) Salt Lake City, Utah NoonSept. 3 vs. Texas State (2) Dallas, Tex. 9 a.m. vs. Texas Tech (2) Dallas, Tex. 3 p.m.Sept. 4 at SMU (2) Dallas, Tex. 12:30 p.m.Sept. 10 at California (3) Berkeley, Calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 11 vs. Fresno State (3) Berkeley, Calif. NoonSept. 11 vs. Seton Hall Berkeley, Calif. 4:30 p.m.Sept. 14 Sacramento State DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 17 Oregon State vs. Cal Poly (4) Davis, Calif. NoonSept. 17 Nevada vs. Portland (4) Davis, Calif. 4:30 p.m.Sept. 17 Uc DaviS vs. oregon State (4) DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 18 Uc DaviS vs. nevaDa (4) DaviS, calif. 11:30 a.m.Sept. 18 Portland vs. Cal Poly (4) Davis, Calif. 2 p.m.Sept. 18 Oregon State vs. Nevada (4) Davis, Calif. 4:30 p.m.Sept. 18 Uc DaviS vs. portlanD (4) DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 23 at Pacific* Stockton, Calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 24 at UC Riverside* Riverside, Calif. 7 p.m.oct. 1 cal State northriDge* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.oct. 2 Uc irvine* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 8 at Long Beach State* Long Beach, Calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 9 at Cal State Fullerton* Fullerton, Calif. 7 p.m.oct. 15 cal poly* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.oct. 16 Santa BarBara* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 19 at San Francisco San Francisco, Calif. 7 p.m. oct. 23 Uc riverSiDe* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 29 at UC Irvine* Irvine, Calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 30 at Cal State Northridge* Northridge, Calif. 7 p.m.nov. 5 cal State fUllerton* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.nov. 6 long Beach State* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Nov. 12 at UC Santa Barbara* Santa Barbara, Calif. 7 p.m.Nov. 13 at Cal Poly* San Luis Obispo, Calif. 7 p.m.nov. 20 pacific* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Dec. 1-5 at NCAA First & Second RoundsDec. 9-12 at NCAA RegionalDec. 16-18 at NCAA Championship (Kansas City, Mo.)

HOME MATCHES IN BolD capSAll times Pacific* - Big West Conference match

Tournament Legend:(1) - Utah Classic (Utah)(2) - SMU Doubletree Invitational (Southern Methodist)(3) - Hilton Garden Classic (California)(4) - Aggie Invitational

2010 Media Guide

Small town. Big school.UC Davis is ranked 16th among public universities nationwide by the National Research Council, is listed 11th among public universities nationwide by U.S. News & World Report; and is 10th in research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science Foundation. The campus is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, one of just 62 institutions of higher learning to be admitted to this distinguished group.

Founded in 1908 as the University Farm amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central Valley, UC Davis embarks on a centennial celebration during the 2008-09 academic year. The campus encompasses the colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; and professional schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also operates the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and research hospitals in the nation. In 2007, the campus announced a $100 million in founding support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.

This is a period of growth and change for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in student, faculty and staff populations and is in the midst of more than $1 billion in new construction. New facilities do or will include new laboratories, new classrooms and new student sports and recreation facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one of the world’s most renowned winemakers,

groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened in 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus.

UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished history in athletics as it continues a new era in NCAA Division I. The Aggies are official members in most sports in the Big West Conference which includes fellow UC campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara. The transition to Division I brought to an end a successful Division II era in which UC Davis captured six Directors’ Cups in eight years, awarded annually to the most successful athletics program in the country. UC Davis also twice received recognition from Sports Illustrated for Women as the top Div. II school for women while Sports Illustrated has also previously honored the institution. In addition to 26 varsity sports (14 for women and 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 student-organized club sports. Women's field hockey will become the 27th varsity sport when it begins competition in 2009. And each year, more than 19,000 students participate in intramural sports.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and off-campus recreational facilities for tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean climate, outdoor recreation continues year round. The program is also among the nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients and has had three winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award, tied for the most among all schools in the country.

2010 UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE �

School UniversityofCalifornia,Davis(UCDavis)Address OneShieldsAvenue/Davis,CA95616Established/Founded 1905/1908Enrollment 32,153Nickname AggiesColors YaleBlue&GoldNational Affiliation NCAADivisionIConference BigWestConferenceHome Facility ThePavilion(7,100)

Chancellor Dr.LindaKatehi(AthensPolytechnic’77)Director of Athletics GregWarzecka(California’73)Senior Associate A.D.Compliance,Eligibility&SportsMed.. NonaRichardson(MichiganState’83)Ext.Affairs&ResourceDev.: CindySpiro(Pacific’76)Executive Assistant A.D. MikeBazemore(SamHoustonState’82)Assistant A.D.sMediaRelations: MikeRobles(CalPoly’88)FootballOps&EventMgmt: JoshFlushman(UCDavis’00)Marketing&Promotions: ScottBrayton(UCDavis‘94)Compliance: JenniferCardone(Adelphi‘90)Development: MikeAngius(UCDavis‘77)Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr.CatherineVandeVoort(IowaState’72)Head Athletic Trainer JeffHogan(UCDavis’81)Director of Academic Services MichelleRoppeau(Carleton)

Head Coach JamieHolmes(Bethany’94)Career Record 52-47(3years)UC Davis Record 32-27(2year)Coach’s Office 287HickeyGym OneShieldsAvenue Davis,CA95616Coach’s Phone 530/400-3773Coach’s E-Mail Address [email protected]

Assistant Coach DarrenBuckner(PortlandState’00)Email [email protected] 530/304-6758

Assistant Coach AddieHauschild-Willis(Pacific’98)Email [email protected] 530/400-2399

Media Relations Contact MarkHonbo(UCDavis’95)Media Relations Office 530/752-8050Honbo’s Cell Phone 530/979-1744Honbo’s E-Mail Address [email protected] Relations FAX 530/754-5674Courtside Phone 530/752-1271Official Website http//www.ucdavisaggies.com

2009 Record 20-10,11-5inBigWest(T2nd)Letterwinners Ret./Lost 8/3Starters Ret./Lost 5/1+libero

2010 Quick Facts

Guide Contents

Quick Facts .......................................................................................1Welcome To Aggie Volleyball ......................................................... 2-32009 Roster .......................................................................................3 Head Coach Jamie Holmes ................................................................4Assistant Coaches & Support Staff .....................................................5

PLAYER PROFILESMelanie Adams ..................................................................................6Kayla Varney .....................................................................................7Katie Denny ......................................................................................8Betsy Sedlak ......................................................................................9Kaitlyn Plum ...................................................................................10Lindsay Dowd .................................................................................11Caroline Mercado ............................................................................12Allison Whitson ..............................................................................13Devon Damelio/Winsome Hitchcock/Esther Hon/Morgan Borch .....14Valerie Brain/Victoria Lee /Mary Schroeder/Jenny Woolway .............15

2009 RECAPMatch-by-Match Results ..................................................................16Team & Individual Statistics ............................................................17Big West Conference Recap ....................................................... 18-19

PROGRAM HISTORYAll-Time Letterwinners ....................................................................20Award Winners ................................................................................21Individual Records ..........................................................................22Team Records ..................................................................................23Year-by-Year Records .......................................................................24Year-by-Year Scores .................................................................... 25-28Series Records .................................................................................29

CAMPUS SECTIONThis is UC Davis ...............................................................................i-iiUC Davis Athletics Staff ................................................................. iii-ivFacilities Overview ......................................................................... v-viServing The Student-Athlete ............................................................. vii

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Welcome to Aggie VolleyballHere at UC Davis volleyball, we take pride in our roles as student-athletes. We play hard, study hard, but most of all, have a great time! Aside from the normal practicing and playing, we are involved in many other activities.

We are active in fundraising events, community outreach, youth camps, and other charitable pursuits. Our goal is not just to be volleyball players, but to be an integral part of the community and be contributing members of society.

Throughout the year, our players conduct clinics for local schools and many of them also help coach at our summer camps. At the local clinics, we help mentor the young kids and help them understand the importance of doing well in school, making good decisions, and being good people. These are some of the most rewarding activities we do. The youngsters just love interacting with our student-athletes and really look up to them.

There are many great reasons to be a part of our team, but one of the best is the opportunity to create great friendships with your teammates. Your teammates become like family and are some of your best friends. Players hang out together, go out together, and just have plain old fun together!

Every year, the Aggie Auction raises money for our athletics program. Our team joins every other athletics program to help the event run smoothly. It is a great time for the student-athletes, as

they know that their efforts help the program, but on top of that, it’s an opportunity to dress up!

We also raise money for others. A big part of Aggie Athletics is helping those who are less fortunate. Players are constantly involved with food drives, clothes drives, helping feed the homeless, raising money for disaster victims, and many other charitable endeavors. In 2007-08, the Big West Conference ran a competition among its member institutions to see which school was most active in charitable fundraisers... and we won!

Another great part of being a part of UC Davis Volleyball is the travel. We have been to Alaska, the Grand Canyon, New Mexico, Colorado and numerous other places. We love to travel outside of California if we can, so players can experience other parts of the country and meet new people and see different things. This is all part of the experience when you are part of the team.

As we establish our place in Division I and the Big West Conference, our goal is to become nationally recognized and make the NCAA Championships. As we immerse ourselves in this process, we also want our team to value the hard work that is required for success, but at the same time, enjoy the process and learn about themselves and others. Our program aims to teach skills beyond the volleyball court and to ensure that our team gets the most out of their college experience.


No Player Pos Ht Yr Hometown Previous School(s) Major1 MarySCHROEDER OPP 6-2 Fr. LaCañada,Calif. FlintridgeSacredHeartAcademy Undeclared

2 KaylaVARNEY*** OH 5-10 Sr. Murrieta,Calif. VistaMurrietaHS’07 Communication

3 KaitlynPLUM* DS 5-7 So. Poway,Calif. PowayHS’08 ExerciseBiology

4 LindsayDOWD* S 5-9 So. SanJose,Calif. ArchbishopMittyHS’09 ManagerialEconomics

5 CarolineMERCADO* DS/L 5-7 So. Alameda,Calif. BishopO’DowdHS’09 Biochemistry&MolecularBio.

6 AllisonWHITSON* OH 6-1 So. PaloAlto,Calif. PaloAltoHS’09 Undeclared

7 ValerieBRAIN MB 5-11 Fr. Glendora,Calif. GlendoraHS’10 Exploratory

8 WinsomeHITCHCOCK MB 6-0 So. ElkGrove,Calif. SheldonHS’09 Design

9 JennyWOOLWAY S 5-10 Fr. SanDiego,Calif. TorreyPinesHS’10 ExerciseBiology

10 MorganBORCH OH 6-0 Fr. WalnutCreek,Calif. LasLomasHS’10 Anthropology

11 MelanieADAMS*** RS 5-11 Sr. ElDoradoHills,Calif. OakRidgeHS’07 Communication

12 EstherHON L 5-2 Sr. DalyCity,Calif. MercyHS’07 Psychology

13 DevonDAMELIO OH 6-1 So. Fairfield,Calif. RodriguezHS’09 Exploratory

15 BetsySEDLAK* MB 6-3 Jr. Pleasanton,Calif. Oregon/FoothillHS’08 HumanDevelopment

17 KatieDENNY** MB 6-1 Jr. LakeForest,Calif. ElToroHS’08 HumanDevelopment

18 VictoriaLEE MB 6-0 Fr. Cupertino,Calif. MontaVistaHS’10 ChemicalEngineering

JamieHOLMES HeadCoach,3rdYear(Bethany’94) DarrenBUCKNER AssistantCoach,1stYear(PortlandState’00) AddieHAUSCHILD-WILLIS AssistantCoach,5thYear(Pacific’98) ShawnMcLAUGHLIN VolunteerAssistant,2ndYear(Lindenwood’09) BryceWILLIAMS TeamManager,1stYear

2010 Roster


Coaching Staff

JAMIE HOLMES Head Coach3rd YearBethany ’94

Jamie Holmes became UC Davis’ ninth head women’s volleyball coach in March of 2008, making an impact during first two seasons at the helm. In her initial season, the Aggies posted as 12-17 record, tripling their win total from the previous year. Then in 2009, Holmes led UC Davis to a 20-10 record and a second-place 11-5 in the Big West Conference.

For her part, Holmes was selected as the league’s Co-Coach of the Year, sharing the honor with UC Santa Barbara’s Kathy Gregory. The 20-win season marked the first by the program since 1996, when UC Davis was a member of the Division II non-scholarship Northern California Athletic Conference.

Holmes has also made efforts the advance her program outside the competition season. During the spring of 2009, while she completed her first Aggie recruiting class, Holmes embarked on an aggressive campaign of community outreach to engage the Davis vicinity in Aggie volleyball. In competition, her Aggie team – although only seven players deep – captured the four-person division of the Big West Conference Beach Volleyball tournament that May.

Holmes arrived at UC Davis after serving as the No. 1 assistant for Ohio State from 2002 through 2007. She was involved in all aspects of the Buckeye program, including on-court coaching, player development, recruiting, scouting, strength and conditioning, travel, public relations and academic monitoring.

In her six seasons at OSU, Holmes coached four American Volleyball Coaches Association All-Americans, most notably 2004 AVCA Player of the Year and Big Ten Player of the Year Stacey Gordon. During that

span, Ohio State compiled a 122-65 overall record and made four NCAA tournament appearances. Additionally, Holmes’ recruiting efforts have re-sulted in nationally ranked freshman classes in 2004, 2006 and 2007.

Before her arrival in Columbus, Holmes spent five years at Southwest Missouri State (now known as Missouri State) as the top assistant coach. In her tenure with the Bears, she helped transform the program from an 18-14 record in 1997 to a 25-5 ledger in 2001. Off the court, Holmes’ role as academic coordinator oversaw the team’s grade-point average rise from 3.18 in her first season to a 3.42 in 2001-02. Her skills in recruiting brought in the school’s first-ever AVCA All-America honoree and a Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year. Additionally, Hol-mes served on the board of directors for Club Bear Volleyball, a youth development program.

Holmes previously served one year as head women’s coach for Evangel University in Springfield, Mo.; and a season as the head men’s coach at her alma mater of Bethany University. She graduated summa cum laude from Bethany in 1994, earning a B.A. degree in social science. Holmes also is completing her Master of Divinity from the Assembly of God Theological Seminary in Springfield.

Holmes’ arrival at UC Davis also served as a homecoming of sorts. She and her family resided in Davis until relocating to nearby Citrus Heights when she reached middle school.

“Look up and down the coastline of California, and there are not a lot of college-town communities. Then you look at UC Davis and you find that atmosphere,” Holmes said. “It is a great academic institution in a desirable place for young people. I just think there is so much success that can happen here.”

Holmes played club volleyball for Sacramento State head coach Debby Colberg, then spent three years (one as a redshirt) in the Hornet program from 1989 to 1991. She then completed her career at Bethany, serving as team captain in the 1992 and 1993 seasons. As a senior, Holmes led all NAIA players in kills per game and hitting percentage, earning All-Region and All-America honors from the AVCA.

HOLMES AT A GLANCECOACHING EXPERIENCEHead Coach, UC Davis (2008-present)Assistant Coach, Ohio State (2002-07)Assistant Coach, Missouri State (1997-01)Head Coach, Evangel University (1996) Record: 20-20 (1 year)Head Men’s Coach, Bethany University (1994)

Record as head coach: 20-20 (1 year)Record as assistant coach: 225-125 (11 years)

EDUCATIONMaster of DivinityAssemblies of God Theological Seminary (pending)

B.A., Social Science (Summa Cum Laude)Bethany University, 1994

PLAYING EXPERIENCEBethany University (1992-93)Sacramento State (1989-91)


Coaching Staff

Previously on the staffs at Regis and Jacksonville, Darren Buckner was selected as assistant UC Davis women’s volleyball coach, head coach Jamie Holmes has announced. Buckner, who replaced interim assistant Kip Yoshimura, joins Holmes and fourth-year assistant Addie Hauschild on the Aggie staff.

Buckner’s arrival at UC Davis marks a return both to collegiate coaching and to the Pacific coast. He served as the top assistant at Jack-sonville in 1993-94, then later coached at Division II Regis University from 2000-03. More recently, however, he owned and operated Big Line Construction in Bozeman, Mont.

Originally from Sandy, Ore., Buckner played collegiate volleyball at Golden West Community College in Huntington Beach, Calif. He also has competed at the USA Volleyball Open Championships. Buckner’s coaching career spans all levels of volleyball, including three nationally esteemed clubs: Nike NW Juniors (Portland, Ore.), Boulder VBC (Boul-der, Colo.) and Colorado Performance VBC (Denver, Colo.). He also has assisted with two Portland-area high schools and served on collegiate summer camps for more than 15 years.

Buckner graduated from Portland State in 2000, earning his degree in social sciences.

UC Davis posted a 20-10 record in 2009, finishing in a tie for second place in the Big West Conference. The win total is the program’s highest since the Aggies went 21-11 as a member of the Division II non-scholar-ship Northern California Athletic Conference.

DARREN BUCKNER Assistant Coach1st YearPortland State ’00

Former U.S. National Team libero and Pacific All-American Addie Hauschild enters her fourth season with the Aggie women’s volleyball program. She is involved in all aspects of the program, including the role of recruiting coordinator.

Hauschild arrived at UC Davis by way of the Golden Bear Volleyball Club in Berkeley, Calif., where she served two years as an assistant coach. She previously served as head coach at the Colorado Springs School from 2003 to 2004.

Although a middle blocker as a collegiate player, Hauschild earned a spot as a libero on the U.S. National Team in 2002. In addition to her two-year stint with Team USA, she also played for the Minnesota Chill of the U.S. Professional Volleyball League, earning Libero of the Year honors in 2001. Hauschild has since retained her ties with USA Volleyball, serv-ing on staffs for Youth and Junior National Team camps and as a training coach at the National Team open tryout in Colorado Springs.

Originally from Sacramento, Calif. and Hiram Johnson High School, Hauschild enjoyed an outstanding career at Pacific before embarking on her professional and National Team career. She earned first-team AVCA All-Region and All-Big West Conference honors in 1996 and 1997, after capturing second-team nods as a sophomore in 1995.

Hauschild also earned Big West Freshman of the Year recognition in 1994, the same season Volleyball Monthly named her to its All-America squad. She finished her Tiger career with 955 kills, a .304 hitting aver-age, 116 aces, 1003 digs and 505 blocks. Through 2005, Hauschild continues to rank among Pacific’s all-time top 10 in hitting percentage and total blocks. She earned her B.A. degree in sports sciences from Pacific in 1998.

In 2007, Hauschild was selected as an assistant coach for USA Vol-leyball’s Select A1 team, which competed at the USAV High Performance Championships in July.

ADDIE HAUSCHILD Assistant Coach5th YearPacific ’98

Shawn McLaughlin returns to Aggie program after completing his first year as UC Davis’ volunteer assistant coach.

A graduate from Lindenwood University -- where he played as a setter/libero -- McLaughlin has had success coaching several clubs, in-cluding Capital City Volleyball Club and Force Volleyball club. He had also attended many clinics and camps from other universities including Stanford and California Berkeley.

McLaughlin is an excited young coach who is eager to help this program achieve its highest level of success. This year he will primarily be responsible for video.

SHAWN McLAUGHLIN Volunteer Assistant2nd YearLindenwood ’09 BRYCE

WILLIAMS Team Manager


Meet the Aggies

MELANIE ADAMS Right Side5-11 • SeniorEl Dorado Hills, Calif.Oak Ridge HS ’07

2010 TEAM CAPTAIN��

�009: Started all but one of the Aggies’ 30 matches... Led team and ranked T5th in Big West Conference with 0.30 aces per game (33 total)... Finished 3rd on team with 280 kills (2.55 kps) while adding 224 digs (2.04 dpg) and 69 blocks (0.63 bps)... One of team’s primary passers... Posted 10 or more kills in 13 matches, with three kill-dig double-doubles... Earned all-tournament honors at Billiken Invitational (9/18-9/19), hitting 10-2-22 (.364) vs. SIU Edwardsville followed by 11-2-29 (.310) against host Saint Louis... Hit season-best .464 (16-3-28) at Nevada (9/11), matching her previous best of 16 kills set at Missouri State (9/3)... Later smashed that figure with 24 kills and four aces in home finale vs. Cal Poly (11/14)... Recorded 13-2-26 hitting (.423) with career-high 5 aces vs. Montana State (8/29)... Tallied career-high 6 blocks at Sacramento State (9/15) and Long Beach State (11/7)... Enjoyed best ace-to-error ratio (33 to 24) among Aggies’ regular servers.

�008: Started 17 of 23 matches for 66 sets... Notched 128 kills against 47 errors in 394 swings for .206 hitting... Added 15 aces (0.23 aps) with 102 digs (1.55 dps) and 23 blocks (0.35 bps)... Posted double-figure kills five times, including four in November... Had 51 kills in 131 attempts in five-match stretch from 11/1-11/15... Started that run with season bests of 13 kills, 36 swings and 4 blocks at home vs. Cal Poly (11/1)... Served up 5 aces with 10 digs at Cal State Fullerton (10/18).

�007: Played in 18 matches, starting 4... Saw action in 36 sets... Hit 57-35-188 for the year, along with 4 aces (0.11 aps), 53 digs (1.47 dps) and 8 block assists (0.22 bps)... Made first collegiate start vs. Albany at Northern Arizona’s Hilton Garden Inn Invitational, after 12-kill, 6-dig performance vs. New Mexico State earlier that day (8/25)... Tallied 9 kills and 8 digs vs. Idaho State (9/1)... Followed that with 4-0-12 hitting and 7 digs at Cal State Bakersfield (9/2).

OAK RIDGE HS ’07: Four-time All-Sierra Valley Conference hon-oree, including MVP as a senior... Also named to Sacramento Bee All-Metro first team in 2006, following up second-team nod as a sophomore and junior... Was SVC runner-up for MVP voting in 2004 and 2005... Led conference in kills while finishing 2nd in digs, 3rd in aces as a senior... Helped lead team to Sac-Joaquin Section championships in 2005, then 38-7 record and SVC title in 2006... Played club ball for Gold Cal Juniors for eight years.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in communica-tion... Parents are Reggie & Jackie Adams... By the time she’s 30, hopes to have started a family and worked for an organization that gives to the needy.

ADAMS CAREER STATS ATTACK SET SERVEYear MP Sets K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG2007 18 36 57 35 188 .117 9 4 6 3 532008 23 66 128 47 394 .206 39 15 24 21 1022009 30 110 280 116 853 .192 71 33 24 27 224Totals 71 212 465 198 1435 .186 119 52 54 51 379

BLOCK PER-SET AVGS.Year BS BA BE BHE Kills Asts Aces Digs Blks2007 0 8 1 1 1.58 0.25 0.11 1.47 0.222008 2 21 2 4 1.94 0.59 0.23 1.55 0.352009 3 66 3 2 2.55 0.65 0.30 2.04 0.63Totals 5 75 6 7 2.19 0.56 0.24 1.79 0.38

ADAMS CAREER HIGHSKills:24,CALPOLY(11/14/09)Attacks:51,CALPOLY(11/14/09)Assists:7,CALPOLY(11/1/08)Aces:5(2x),lastvs.MontanaState(8/29/09)Digs:18,CALSTATENORTHRIDGE(9/25/09)Blocks:6(2x),lastatLongBeachState(11/7/09)

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KAYLA VARNEY Outside Hitter5-10 • SeniorMurrieta, Calif.Vista Murrieta HS ’07

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�009: ALL-BIG WEST CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION... Started all 30 matches and 110 sets for second straight year... Fired 307 kills with 170 errors in 910 attempts (.151)... Finished 2nd on team and 10th in conference with 3.33 digs per set (366 total)... Ranked 2nd among league’s non-liberos behind UC Irvine’s Kari Pestolesi... Brought career digs total to 996, putting her in line to become just sixth Aggie to surpass 1,000 milestone... Selected as Big West Conference Player of the Week on 11/2... Had team-high 15 kills in upset of UC Irvine (10/30), then scooped up season-high 18 digs in sweep of UC Riverside the next night (10/31)... Had 10 of those 18 digs in first set... Tallied 14 double-doubles, including season-best 18-5-34 hitting (.382) with 14 digs at UC Santa Barbara (10/17)... Statistical leader of Aggies’ serve-receive line, committing just 22 receive errors on 708 passes (.969)... Hit .355 (14-3-31) with 16 digs in home sweep of Cal State Fullerton (10/10).

�008: Played in all 29 matches and 108 sets, one of only two Aggies (along with Avreeta Singh) to do so... Made 22 starts... Finished year with 130-81-396 (.124) hitting with 16 aces and 307 digs (2.84 dps)... Had six matches with 10-plus kills, 15 of double-figure digs... Enjoyed productive home stretch to the season, landing 81 kills and 131 digs in final nine matches... Tallied 13 kills and 22 digs in road win at Cal State Fullerton (10/18), then added 11 kills and 22 digs in home rematch with Titans a month later (11/14)... Also started strong, recording 13 kills, 2 aces and 11 digs vs. Saint Mary’s (8/29) followed by 14-kill, 11-dig performance at Fresno State (8/30).

�007: Started all but one of her 28 matches, playing in 99 total sets... Led Aggies in kills (328), errors (208) and attempts (908), hitting .122 overall... Average of 3.31 kpg ranked 8th in Big West Conference... Added 17 aces and 323 digs (3.26 dpg), ranking 10th among conference leaders in latter category... Had 12 double-doubles, starting with 20-kill, 12-dig performance at Fresno State (8/31)... Also hit .304 with a pair of aces in that match... Matched season-high 20 kills with 17 digs vs. Boise State (9/7)... Posted two other matches of 20-plus digs: 22 (with 16 kills) vs. Cal State Fullerton (10/19), 23 (with 23 kills) at Cal Poly (10/27).

VISTA MURRIETA HS ’07: Member of school’s first-ever varsity team... Captured first-team All-Southwestern League and All-Southern Section honors as a senior... Helped Broncos advance to CIF-SS quarterfi-nals that year... Earned All-Southwestern League first team and All-Valley second team in 2005... Served as team captain for Saddleback Valley VBC, helping her squad place 2nd at Reno Volleyball Festival in 2006.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in communica-tion... Parents are Mike & Krista Varney... Grandfather is Gary McCord, PGA Tour pro turned golf broadcaster and writer... Lists McCord as her sports hero... Proudest personal accomplishment was getting a 4.0 grade-point average as a senior so she could attend UC Davis.

VARNEY CAREER STATS ATTACK SET SERVEYear MP Sets K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG2007 28 99 328 208 980 .122 15 17 21 47 3232008 29 108 130 81 396 .124 13 16 15 21 3072009 30 110 307 170 910 .151 37 17 14 22 366Totals 87 317 765 459 2286 .134 65 50 50 90 996

BLOCK PER-SET AVGS.Year BS BA BE BHE Kills Asts Aces Digs Blks2007 5 20 6 2 3.31 0.15 0.17 3.26 0.252008 1 11 5 1 1.20 0.12 0.15 2.84 0.112009 4 25 13 2 2.79 0.34 0.15 3.33 0.26Totals 10 56 24 5 2.41 0.21 0.16 3.14 0.21

VARNEY CAREER HIGHSKills:20(2x),lastBOISESTATE(9/7/07)Attacks:53,IDAHO(9/8/07)Assists:4(3x),lastatCalStateNorthridge(10/24/09)Aces:3(3x),lastPACIFIC(9/24/09)Digs:23,atCalPoly(10/27/07)Blocks:4,atSIUEdwardsville(9/19/09)

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KATIE DENNY Middle Blocker6-1 • JuniorLake Forest, Calif.El Toro HS ’08

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�009: Started 28 of 29 matches for 107 sets... Ranked 10th in Big West Conference with .281 hitting average, recording 178 kills against 55 errors on 438 attempts... Ranked 4th in conference with 1.10 blocks per set, totaling 14 solos with 104 assists... Total of 118 blocks ranks 4th in school history... Served up 27 aces (0.25 aps)... Slammed 12 kills with no errors in 18 swings (.667) vs. Stephen F. Austin (9/5)... Had three other matches with double-figure kills, hitting better than .400 each time: 10-2-18 (.444) at Cal Poly (10/16), 10-3-17 (.412) vs. UC Irvine (10/30), 11-2-21 (.429) vs. Cal Poly (11/14)... Had season-best 5 aces with 7-1-12 hitting vs. Sam Houston State (9/12/09)... Enjoyed 7 block assists vs. Nevada (9/11), then surpassed that four days later with 8 stuffs at Sacramento State (9/15).

�008: Started 20 of 23 matches for 80 total sets... Landed 130 kills against 47 errors in 351 swings for .236 hitting average, highest among Aggies with 100 or more attempts... Added 58 blocks (4 solos, 54 as-sists) for 0.73 average... Tallied 8 blocks (all assists) with 8 kills in four sets vs. Cal Poly (11/1)... Hit 9-2-19 (.368) at UC Riverside (11/8) then posted 6-1-16 (.312) hitting with 5 blocks at home Cal State Fullerton the following weekend (11/14)... Served up 3 aces with 7 kills vs. Cal State Bakersfield (8/30) in season-opening weekend.

EL TORO HS ’08: Named to All-Orange County third team as a senior... Captured first-team All-South Coast Conference distinction in each of last two years... Voted Offensive Player of the Year in 2006, team MVP in 2007... Earned numerous Excellence Awards for academics and graduated in top 20 of her class... Played for Saddleback Valley VBC for four years... Helped team to 5th-place finish at 2007 Volleyball Festival, then 3rd-place showing in 2008.

PERSONAL: Born in Woodland Hills, Calif.... Majoring in human development... Parents are John & Kathy Denny... John was a golfer at UCLA, while her brother, John, Jr., played that sport at Point Loma Nazarene.

DENNY CAREER STATS ATTACK SET SERVEYear MP Sets K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG2008 23 80 130 47 351 .236 3 5 10 2 212009 29 107 178 55 438 .281 7 27 30 0 27Totals 52 187 308 102 789 .261 10 32 40 2 48

BLOCK PER-SET AVGS.Year BS BA BE BHE Kills Asts Aces Digs Blks2008 4 54 0 0 1.62 0.04 0.06 0.26 0.732009 14 104 2 1 1.66 0.07 0.25 0.25 1.10Totals 18 158 2 1 1.65 0.05 0.17 0.26 0.94

DENNY CAREER HIGHSKills:13,atCalStateFullerton(10/18/08)Attacks:25,atCalStateFullerton(10/18/08)Assists:2,UCRIVERSIDE(10/31/09)Aces:5,vs.SamHoustonState(9/12/09)Digs:6,vs.SaintMary’s(8/29/08)Blocks:8(2x),lastatSacramentoState(9/15/09)

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BETSY SEDLAK Middle Blocker6-3 • JuniorPleasanton, Calif.Oregon/Foothill HS ’08

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�009: ALL-BIG WEST CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION... Ranked 2nd in conference with 1.13 blocks per set... Total of 123 (21 solos, 102 assists) ranks 3rd in school history... Hit 156 kills with 52 errors in 380 attempts (.274)... Attack percentage improved to .307 (104-31-238) during conference matches... Totaled season-high 9 blocks twice: 3-6-9 vs. Pacific (9/24) and 1-8-9 vs. Cal Poly (11/14)... Had 6 blocks on six other occasions... Posted double-figure kills in three matches, includ-ing season-high 13-2-24 (.456) offense at Cal State Fullerton (11/6)... Hit 10-for-14 with no errors (.714) at Cal State Northridge (10/24).

OREGON: Played sparingly as a freshman, appearing in seven matches for eight sets... Hit 3 kills with no errors in 7 swings offensively, while adding a pair of block assists at the net.

FOOTHILL HS ’08: Named to All-East Bay Athletic League first team three straight years... Enjoyed her best season as a junior, garnering North Coast Section Player of the Year and Top 100 Bay Area Athlete honors... Led team in kills (454) and blocks (101), helping Falcons to 38-1 record in NorCal finals that year... Knocked down career-high 29 kills against archrival Amador Valley in 2006... Played club ball for NorCal VBC for four years... Earned all-tournament accolades at 2008 Junior Olympics, helping team finish 3rd in American division... Named as club’s Most Dedicated Player in 2008... Selected as a Top 250 Senior Ace by prepvolleyball.com.

PERSONAL: Born in Livermore, Calif.... Majoring in human de-velopment... Parents are Michael & Merry Sedlak... Proudest personal accomplishment was leading FHS to state finals... Hopes for career in television or film production or coaching Division I volleyball.

SEDLAK CAREER STATS ATTACK SET SERVEYear MP Sets K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG2009 30 109 156 52 380 .274 10 0 0 0 16

BLOCK PER-SET AVGS.Year BS BA BE BHE Kills Asts Aces Digs Blks2009 21 102 15 0 1.43 0.09 0.00 0.15 1.13

SEDLAK CAREER HIGHSKills:13,atCalStateFullerton(11/6/09)Attacks:24,atCalStateFullerton(11/6/09)Assists:2(2x),lastUCIRVINE(10/30/09)Aces:noneDigs:2,vs.MississippiState(9/4/09)Blocks:9(2x),lastCALPOLY(11/14/09)

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KAITLYN PLUM Defensive Specialist5-6 • SophomorePoway, Calif.Poway HS ’08

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�009: Played in all 30 matches, rotating into 103 sets as a DS... Tallied 182 digs (1.77 dps) with 17 aces (0.17 aps)... Posted first double-figure match at Sacramento State (9/15), picking up 12 digs... Delivered sea-son-high 13 digs in back-to-back matches: vs. UC Santa Barbara (11/13) and Cal Poly (11/14).

�008: Redshirted. POWAY HS ’08: Two-time All-Palomar League honoree and San Di-

ego County All-Star... Captured All-San Diego Section honors as a senior... Voted as team’s Defensive MVP for three straight seasons, tallying county-leading 395 digs in 2007... Two year San Diego Union-Tribune honoree... Played for Epic Volleyball, which finished 11th at Junior Olympics in 2006 and 2008... Helped lead team to bronze medal at High Performance Championship in 2007, making all-tournament team.

PERSONAL: Born in Poway, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biology... Parents are Jim & Katie Plum... Katie, formerly Katie McBride, played volleyball at UC Davis during AIAW heydays (1979-81)... Jim played football and baseball at San Diego State... Grandfather, Arthur “Mickey” McBride, founded the Cleveland Browns... Among the stranger facts about her: claims to enjoy baby food.

PLUM CAREER STATS ATTACK SET SERVEYear MP Sets K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG2009 30 103 1 3 11 -.182 8 17 13 0 182


PLUM CAREER HIGHSKills:1,CALSTATEFULLERTON(10/10/09)Attacks:2(3x),lastCALSTATEFULLERTON(10/10/09)Assists:2,atUCIrvine(10/2/09)Aces:2(3x),atUCRiverside(10/2/09)Digs:13(2x),lastCALPOLY(11/14/09)Blocks:none

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DOWD CAREER STATS ATTACK SET SERVEYear MP Sets K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG2009 9 25 0 0 0 — 0 1 4 0 1


DOWD CAREER HIGHSKills:noneAttacks:noneAssists:noneAces:1,atUCSantaBarbara(10/17/09)Digs:1,UCSANTABARBARA(10/17/09)Blocks:none

LINDSAY DOWD Setter5-8 • SophomoreSan Jose, Calif.Archbishop Mitty HS ’09

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�009: Saw action in 9 matches and 25 sets, rotating in as a DS... Most stats came against UC Santa Barbara... Had her only ace against the Gau-chos on the road (10/17)... Lone dig was vs. UCSB at home (11/13).

ARCHBISHOP MITTY HS ’09: Helped lead Monarchs to a 42-1 record (20-0 in West Catholic Athletic League matches) and a CIF Divi-sion II state title as a senior... Served up 23 aces in 2008... Previously earned back-to-back Bay Valley Athletic League honors for Leigh HS, pacing the Longhorns in kills and aces as a sophomore... Played club ball for Vision VBC, helping 18 Gold squad to NorCal title and bronze medal in Junior Olympics open division.

PERSONAL: Born in Los Gatos, Calif... Majoring in managerial economics... Parents are Richard & Genine Dowd... Older sister, Lauryn, plays volleyball at Santa Clara... Career highlights were serving match point in state title match and serving a match-winning ace at 2009 Junior Olympics.

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CAROLINE MERCADO Defensive Specialist/Libero5-8 • SophomoreAlameda, Calif.Bishop O’Dowd HS ’09

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�009: Played in 10 matches for 21 sets... Finished year with 2 aces and 15 digs... Earned start vs. Mississippi State after serving up 2 aces at Missouri State (9/3)... Tallied 6 digs vs. Bulldogs in lone start (9/4).

BISHOP O’DOWD HS ’09: Captured first-team All-Hayward Area Athletic League honors as a senior, helping team to 62-7 combined record and consecutive North Coast Section Division III titles during final two seasons... Hit 140-58-383 (.214) that year with 37 aces, 41 blocks and 191 digs... Played club ball for Golden Bear VBC, helping team to bronze medal at Junior Olympics in 2008, silver medal in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born in Alameda, Calif.... Majoring in biochemistry & molecular biology... Parents are Arthur & Janet Mercado... Something most people don’t know about her: she doesn’t like chocolate.

MERCADO CAREER STATS ATTACK SET SERVEYear MP Sets K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG2009 10 21 0 0 0 — 0 2 3 0 15


MERCADO CAREER HIGHSKills:noneAttacks:noneAssists:noneAces:2,atMissouriState(9/3/09)Digs:6,vs.MississippiState(9/4/09)Blocks:none


ALLISON WHITSON Outside Hitter6-1 • SophomorePalo Alto, Calif.Palo Alto HS ’09

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�009: ALL-BIG WEST CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION... ALL-BIG WEST FRESHMAN TEAM... Played in all 30 matches (starting 20) and all 110 sets... Led team and ranked 8th in conference with 3.36 kills per set... Total of 370 kills is the most by a UC Davis freshman... Compiled .207 attack average, committing 163 errors on 999 swings... Tallied 80 blocks (14 solos, 66 assists) for 0.73 average, highest among Aggie pin hitters... Had double-figure kills in 22 matches, including season-high 20 at Cal Poly (10/16)... Recorded .484 average (13-1-31) vs. Mississippi State (9/4), then .480 (13-1-25) vs. Sam Houston State the following weekend (9/12)... Amassed 16 kills and 6 blocks vs. Cal Poly (11/14)... Had season-high 7 blocks at Nevada (9/11).

PALO ALTO HS ’09: Averaged better than 5.0 kills and .300 hitting to lead team to second straight Santa Clara Valley Athletic League title as a senior... Earned Player of the Year honors for both the SCVAL and Palo Alto Daily in 2008... Twice earned All-SCVAL distinction... Appeared on San Jose Mercury News first team as a senior after gaining a second-team nod as a junior... Won team’s John Williams Scholarship Award and school’s Rachel Austen Award for academic excellence in English... Named to all-tournament team at 2009 Junior Olympics, helping her City Beach VBC squad place fifth in National division.

PERSONAL: Born in Palo Alto, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Bruce & Deborah Whitson... Career highlight was making all-tournament team at 2009 Junior Olympics.

WHITSON CAREER STATS ATTACK SET SERVEYear MP Sets K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG2009 30 110 370 163 999 .207 3 0 0 5 63


WHITSON CAREER HIGHSKills:20,atCalPoly(10/16/09)Attacks:63,atSacramentoState(9/15/09)Assists:1(3x),lastvs.SIUEdwarsville(9/19/09)Aces:noneDigs:5(2x),lastatPacific(11/21/09)Blocks:7,atNevada(9/11/09)

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DEVON DAMELIO Outside Hitter6-1 • RFr.Fairfield, Calif.Rodriguez HS ’09

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�009: Redshirted. RODRIGUEZ HS ’09: Three-time Solano County Athletic Confer-

ence MVP... Helped lead team to two SCAC championships and three Sac-Joaquin Section postseason berths... Played club ball for Force VBC, helping 16-1 squad capture the NorCal 16-1 title in 2007... Member of Xceleration VBC’s 18 Blue team in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born in Vallejo, Calif.... Has not declared a major, but hopes for career in clinical psychology... Parents are Mark & Lynn Dame-lio... Favorite facility she’s played in as the Miami Convention Center.

WINSOME HITCHCOCK Middle Blocker6-0 • RFr.Elk Grove, Calif.Sheldon HS ’09

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�009: Redshirted. SHELDON HS ’09: Led team in kills and blocks as a senior... Ranked

among Delta Valley Conference kills leaders as a junior... Selected for area all-star match... Coach was former UC Davis football player and Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Famer Randy Williams... Selected as Outstanding Senior Scholar-Athlete in 2009... Also played for Northern California Volleyball Club (Rocklin, Calif.)18-1 Moxie squad... Team won Pacific Northwest qualifier in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born in Sacramento, Calif.... Majoring in design... Parents are Bill & Debra Hitchcock... Would title her biography, “Ya Winsome, Ya Losesome”... Career plans are to become an art director.

ESTHER HON Libero5-2 • SeniorDaly City, Calif.Mercy HS ’07

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mention as a junior and senior... Set school record for career digs... Helped team to 29-8 record and Central Coast Section postseason berth as a senior... National Honor Society member, graduated with distinc-tion... Played club ball for XLVB Juniors from 2003-07... Team won city beach tournament in 2006.

PERSONAL: Born in San Francisco, Calif.... Majoring in psychology... Parents are Glenn & Rosita Hon... Proudest personal accomplishment is making the UC Davis team as a “senior rookie.”

MORGAN BORCH Outside Hitter 6-0 • FreshmanWalnut Creek, Calif.Las Lomas HS ’10

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LAS LOMAS HS ’�0: Captured All-Diablo Foothill Athletic League honors for three straight years, including first-team honors in 2008 and 2009... Tallied 227 kills with 55 aces and 147 digs as a junior (coach didn’t keep stats in her other seasons)... Voted team MVP as a senior... Qualified for North Coast Section meet as a freshman pole vaulter... Played club ball for Xceleration VBC, most recently competing for 18 Blue squad.

PERSONAL: Born in Walnut Creek, Calif.... Majoring in anthropol-ogy... Parents are Wayne & Kim Borch... Career highlights were her three 20-plus kill matches as a senior at Las Lomas.... Says few people know she played piano for 12 years.


VALERIE BRAIN Outside Hitter 6-0 • FreshmanGlendora, Calif.Glendora HS ’10

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GLENDORA HS ’�0: Earned first-team All-Sierra League honors as a junior and senior after garnering honorable mention in 2007... Also selected to San Gabriel Valley Tribune All-Area second team as a senior... Captured all-league and team MVP distinction in track & field as a high jumper and long jumper... Track coach is former Aggie basketball/track standout Darin Zabel... Selected as school’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year... Played for San Gabriel Elite, helping Roshambo 18 squad to third place at Jr. Olympics National Division... Roshambo 17 team won bronze at 2009 J.O.s (American)... Club teammate of current Aggie Mary Schroeder.

PERSONAL: Born in Orange, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents are Jim & Carolyn Brain... If she won $1 million, would buy an exotic sports car then “spend the rest on shoes.”

VICTORIA LEE Middle Blocker6-0 • FreshmanCupertino, Calif.Monta Vista HS ’10

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MONTA VISTA HS ’�0: Earned first-team All-Santa Clara Valley Athletic League honors in each of her three seasons... Voted team’s Best Hitter every year... Also starred in basketball, earning Offensive Player of the Year and second-team all-league distinction... Averaged 12.1 points, 7.1 rebounds as a senior... Central Coast Section Scholar-Athlete honoree... Selected as school’s Outstanding Senior Athlete for 2009-10... Played just two years of club volleyball for ALCiS, helping team advance to 2009 Junior Olympics.

PERSONAL: Born in Palo Alto, Calif.... Majoring in civil engineer-ing... Parents are Michael & Katherine Lee... Among her proudest accomplishments was passing the AP test for microeconomics despite not having taken the class nor having opened the book until two days before the test.

MARY SCHROEDER Opposite6-2 • FreshmanLa Cañada, Calif.Flintridge Sacred Heart ’10

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FLINTRIDGE SACRED HEART ACADEMY ’�0: Selected to All-Mission League first team plus Pasadena Star News, Glendale News Press and L.A. Daily News all-area teams as a senior team captain... Posted 310 kills with a .330 hitting average and 73 blocks as a senior, improving from 222-.319-53 from her junior season... Named to Royal Tournament all-tourney team... Earned All-Mission League and Glendale News Press All-Area distinction as a sophomore and junior... Teammate of current Ag-gie Valerie Brain on San Gabriel Elite Roshambo teams that finished third at Junior Olympics in 2009 (American division) and 2010 (National).

PERSONAL: Born in Glendale, Calif.... Has yet to declare a major... Parents are Scott & Jane Schroeder, whom she lists as her non-sports heroes... Sports hero is Kerri Walsh... Hopes to live in Italy by the time she’s 30 years old.

JENNY WOOLWAY Setter5-10 • FreshmanSan Diego, Calif.Torrey Pines HS ’10

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TORREY PINES HS ’�0: Earned All-America highest honorable mention from prepvolleyball.com... Also named to that website’s Top 125 Senior Aces list... Selected to all-state second team (by MaxPreps) and All-San Diego Section and All-Avocado League first teams in 2009... Three-time all-section and all-league honoree... Earned school’s and San Diego Union-Tribune Scholar-Athlete accolades... Won California Depart-ment of Education’s Golden State Seal Merit Diploma... Member of re-vered Encinitas Wave VBC, which won Junior Olympics open division in 2008, then won bronze medal the following year... Wave won Southern California Volleyball Association from 2008 through 2010.

PERSONAL: Born in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in exercise biol-ogy, hopes for career as a teacher or physical therapist... Parents are Tom & Helaine Woolway... Tom was a rower at Loyola Marymount... Career highlight was winning 2008 Jr. Olympics.

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2009 Match Results

Date Opponent Match Gm1 Gm2 Gm3 Gm4 Gm5 Rec Conf. Lgth Att.Aug.28 atWashingtonState(1) L,1-3 20-25 21-25 25-21 18-25 0-1 1:47 931Aug.29 vs.Portland(1) W,3-0 25-18 25-19 25-23 1-1 1:16 53Aug.29 vs.MontanaState(1) W,3-0 25-21 25-18 25-14 2-1 1:13Sept.3 atMissouriState(2) L,1-3 25-20 17-25 16-25 19-25 2-2 1:46 459Sept.4 vs.MississippiState(2) W,3-0 25-12 25-21 25-18 3-2 1:12 76Sept.5 vs.Memphis(2) W,3-0 25-23 25-13 25-16 4-2 1:20 117Sept.5 vs.StephenF.Austin(2) W,3-0 25-14 25-14 25-13 5-2 1:06 87Sept.11 atNevada(3) W,3-1 25-20 25-23 23-25 25-12 6-2 1:48 293Sept.12 vs.PortlandState(3) L,1-3 21-25 25-19 15-25 18-25 6-3 1:43 87Sept.12 vs.SamHoustonState(3) W,3-0 25-15 25-20 25-8 7-3 1:17 142Sept.15 atSacramentoState L,2-3 21-25 22-25 25-23 25-19 10-15 7-4 2:10 461Sept.18 vs.Toledo(4) W,3-0 25-20 25-21 25-23 8-4 1:25 514Sept.19 vs.SIUEdwardsville(4) W,3-0 25-11 25-22 25-19 9-4 1:15 304Sept.19 atSaintLouis(4) L,0-3 18-25 18-25 21-25 9-5 1:15 494Sept.24 PACIFIC* W,3-1 25-18 20-25 25-22 25-16 10-5 1-0 1:51 648Sept.25 CALSTATENORTHRIDGE* W,3-2 25-20 14-25 25-17 22-25 15-9 11-5 2-0 1:58 315Oct.2 atUCRiverside* W,3-1 21-25 27-25 25-20 25-18 12-5 3-0 2:00 349Oct.3 atUCIrvine* L,1-3 25-22 23-25 17-25 19-25 12-6 3-1 1:59 312Oct.9 LONGBEACHSTATE* L,0-3 23-25 21-25 22-25 12-7 3-2 1:23 522Oct.10 CALSTATEFULLERTON* W,3-0 27-25 25-23 25-14 13-7 4-2 1:25 742Oct.16 atCalPoly* W,3-2 19-25 27-25 22-25 25-22 15-12 14-7 5-2 2:16 768Oct.17 atUCSantaBarbara* W,3-2 25-19 23-25 14-25 25-21 18-16 15-7 6-2 2:10 424Oct.24 atCalStateNorthridge* W,3-0 26-24 25-19 25-17 16-7 7-2 1:29 318Oct.30 UCIRVINE* W,3-1 25-22 18-25 25-17 25-22 17-7 8-2 1:51 767Oct.31 UCRIVERSIDE* W,3-0 25-19 25-23 25-11 18-7 9-2 1:22 121Nov.6 atCalStateFullerton* L,1-3 19-25 22-25 25-21 26-28 18-8 9-3 2:03 245Nov.7 atLongBeachState* L,0-3 20-25 22-25 22-25 18-9 9-4 1:27 1173Nov.13 UCSANTABARBARA* L,1-3 19-25 20-25 25-21 15-25 18-10 9-5 1:39 313Nov.14 CALPOLY* W,3-2 26-28 28-26 25-23 22-25 15-6 19-10 10-5 2:07 635Nov.21 atPacific W,3-0 25-22 25-14 25-15 20-10 11-5 1:20 1,182

Game Records (20-10) (19-11) (17-13) (21-9) (7-8) (4-1)

MATCH KEY *-BigWestConferencematchHOMEEVENTSINALLCAPS

TOURNAMENT LEGEND (1)-NikeCougarInvitational(WashingtonState)-All-Tournament:CarsonLowden,AvreetaSingh(2)-MaryJoWynnInvitational(MissouriState)-All-Tournament:CarsonLowden,AvreetaSingh(3)-CircusCircusInvitational(Nevada)-All-Tournament:CarsonLowden,KaylaVarney(4)-BillikenInvitational(SaintLouis)-All-Tournament:AvreetaSingh,MelanieAdams

AGGIES WHEN...Home: 6-2Away: 6-7Neutral: 8-1Intournaments: 9-4

3-setmatches: 12-34-setmatches: 4-65-setmatches: 4-1

WonSet1: 17-2Hadmorekills: 14-1Hadmoredigs: 12-4

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2009 Statistics

INDIVIDUAL OVERALL - BY SETS PLAYED

ATTACK SET SERVE BLOCK PER-GAME AVGS.Player MP-MS GP K E TA Pct. AST SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE BHE Kills Asts Aces Digs BlocksALLISONWHITSON 30-20 110 370 163 999 .207 3 0 0 5 63 14 66 8 0 3.36 0.03 0.00 0.57 0.73KAYLAVARNEY 30-30 110 307 170 910 .151 37 17 14 22 366 4 25 13 2 2.79 0.34 0.15 3.33 0.26MELANIEADAMS 30-29 110 280 116 853 .192 71 33 24 27 224 3 66 3 2 2.55 0.65 0.30 2.04 0.63KATIEDENNY 29-28 107 178 55 438 .281 7 27 30 0 27 14 104 2 1 1.66 0.07 0.25 0.25 1.10BETSYSEDLAK 30-30 109 156 52 380 .274 10 0 0 0 16 21 102 15 0 1.43 0.09 0.00 0.15 1.13CarsonLowden 30-30 110 91 17 191 .387 1136 20 22 0 257 6 52 5 15 0.83 10.33 0.18 2.34 0.53ToriHooper 8-3 15 12 11 37 .027 2 0 1 0 5 0 3 1 0 0.80 0.13 0.00 0.33 0.20KAITLYNPLUM 30-9 103 1 3 11 -.182 8 17 13 0 182 0 0 0 0 0.01 0.08 0.17 1.77 0.00AvreetaSingh 30-0 110 1 2 10 -.100 39 29 54 40 414 0 0 0 2 0.01 0.35 0.26 3.76 0.00LINDSAYDOWD 9-0 25 0 0 0 — 0 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.04 0.00CAROLINEMERCADO 10-1 21 0 0 0 — 0 2 3 0 15 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.10 0.71 0.00Team 10

TOTALS 30 110 1396 589 3829 .211 1313 146 165 104 1570 62 418 47 22 12.69 11.94 1.33 14.27 2.46Opponents 30 110 1410 650 3883 .196 1309 104 235 147 1560 49 355 35 32 12.82 11.90 0.95 14.18 2.06

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TEAM STATISTICS

ATTACK .........................................UC Davis ........... Opponent Kills ........................................... 1396 ................. 1410 Errors ........................................... 589 ................... 650 Total Attacks ................................ 3829 ................. 3883 Attack Pct. .................................. .211 .................. .196 Kills/Set .................................... 12.69 ................ 12.82SET Assists ........................................ 1313 ................. 1309 Assists/Set ................................. 11.94 ................ 11.90 Ball Handling Errors ......................... 22 ..................... 32SERVING Aces ............................................ 146 ................... 165 Errors ........................................... 165 ................... 235 Aces/Set ..................................... 1.33 .................. 0.95PASSING Reception Errors ............................ 104 ................... 147 Reception Errors/Game ................. 0.95 .................. 1.34 Attempts ..................................... 2077 ................. 2320 Reception Pct. .............................. .950 .................. .937DEFENSE Digs ........................................... 1570 ................. 1560 Digs/Game ............................... 14.27 ................ 14.18BLOCKING Solo ............................................... 62 ..................... 49 Assist ........................................... 418 ................... 355 Total .......................................... 271.0 ................ 226.5 Blocks/Game ............................... 2.46 .................. 2.06 Block Errors .................................... 47 ..................... 35ATTENDANCE Total ........................................... 4063 ................. 7409 Dates/Avg. ................................8/508 ..............13/570 Neutral Sites/Avg. ......................9/164

SUMMARIES

MATCH WINS BY SETS 3 4 5 TotalUC Davis 12 4 4 20Opponents 3 6 1 10

SETS WON BY SET 1 2 3 4 5 TotalUC Davis 19 17 21 7 4 68Opponents 11 13 9 8 1 42

POINTS BY SET 1 2 3 4 5 TotalUC Davis 705 693 697 334 73 2502Opponents 643 670 610 333 58 2350


2009 Big West Conference Recap

FINAL STANDINGS BIG WEST OVERALL W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Hm Rd NtLong Beach State 12-4 .750 22-9 .710 14-3 5-5 3-1UC Santa Barbara 11-5 .688 22-8 .733 11-1 7-5 4-2UC Irvine 11-5 .688 22-8 .733 11-1 6-6 5-1UC DAVIS 11-5 .688 20-10 .667 6-2 6-7 8-1Cal State Fullerton 8-8 .500 18-12 .600 11-3 3-8 4-1Pacific 7-9 .438 17-11 .607 9-4 4-7 4-0Cal Poly 5-11 .313 9-20 .310 5-6 3-10 1-4Cal State Northridge 4-12 .250 8-22 .267 4-7 2-12 2-3UC Riverside 3-13 .188 6-21 .222 3-6 3-9 0-6 ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMCami Croteau Jr. DS/L Cal State FullertonSvenja Englehardt Jr. OH PacificMallori Gibson Sr. OH PacificAngela Hupp Sr. OH Cal State NorthridgeCaitlin Ledoux So. OH Long Beach StateAshley Lee Jr. S/OH Long Beach StateDominique Olowalafe Jr. MB Cal PolyKari Pestolesi Jr. OH UC IrvineJulianne Piggott Jr. OH UC IrvineTaryn Robertson Sr. S UC IrvineErin Saddler Jr. MB Cal State FullertonRebecca Saraceno Sr. OH UC Santa BarbaraStacey Schmidt So. OPP UC Santa BarbaraDana Vargas Jr. S UC Santa BarbaraNaomi Washington Sr. MB Long Beach State

ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTIONDominique Cowling Sr. OH UC RiversideBrittney Herzog Sr. MB Long Beach StateCARSON LOWDEN Sr. S UC DAVISMegan McConnell Fr. OH Cal PolyBrittany Murrey Sr. S UC RiversideBETSY SEDLAK So. MB UC DAVISNatalia Tomaszewska Sr. MB PacificKAYLA VARNEY Jr. OH UC DAVISALLISON WHITSON Fr. OH UC DAVIS

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMBritney Graff OH Cal State NorthridgeJennifer Keddy MB Cal PolyMegan McConnell OH Cal PolyJocelyn Neely OH Long Beach StateKayla Neto OH/MB Cal State FullertonALLISON WHITSON OH UC DAVISKristin Winkler L UC Irvine

PLAYER OF THE YEARRebecca Saraceno, UC Santa Barbara

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARKayla Neto, Cal State Fullerton

CO-COACH OF THE YEARJAMIE HOLMES, UC DAVISKathy Gregory, UC Santa Barbara

FINAL CSTV/AVCA TOP 25 School (1st-place votes) Pts Record1. PennState(60) 1,500 28-02. Texas 1,440 20-13. Hawai’I 1,380 25-24. Minnesota 1,300 21-45. Nebraska 1,232 21-46. IowaState 1,141 18-77. Stanord 1,100 20-78. California 1,058 22-49. Michigan 1,012 19-610. Illinois 982 25-211. FloridaState 921 17-812. Kentucky 823 21-713. Washington 754 20-414. UCLA 716 22-7t15. Florida 675 25-2t15. SouthernCalifornia 578 17-917. ColoradoState 516 21-518. Oregon 437 16-819. LSU 398 18-720. Baylor 357 22-621. TexasA&M 293 26-222. SaintMary’s 242 19-423. NorthernIowa 204 20-424. Tennessee 137 21-725. Dayton 93 21-7

OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES(andappearingontwoormoreballots):Arizona62;SaintLouis24;Ohio23;OhioState18;WichitaState17;NotreDame16;Pepperdine12;UCSantaBarbara12;SanDiego5;FloridaInternational4.

AVCA ALL-WEST REGIONBigWestConferencehonorees

FIRST TEAMRebecca Saraceno, UC Santa BarbaraDana Vargas, UC Santa Barbara

HONORABLE MENTIONKari Pestolesi, UC IRvineKayla Neto, Cal State FullertonCaitlin Ledoux, Long Beach StateJulianne Piggot, UC Irvine

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARKayla Neto, Cal State Fullerton

AVCA ALL-AMERICABigWestConferencehonorees

HONORABLE MENTIONCaitlin Ledoux, Long Beach StateKayla Neto, Cal State FullertonKari Pestolesi, UC IrvineJulianne Piggot, UC IrvineRebecca Saraceno, UC Santa BarbaraNaomi Washington, Long Beach State


2009 Big West Conference Statistical Leaders

KILL PCT. (Min 4.0 TA/G) K E TA Pct.1.DominiqueOlowolafe,CP 268 61 599 .3462.AlexandraHauser,UCI 168 33 392 .3443.StaceySchmidt,UCSB 279 68 639 .3304.NataliaTomaszewska,PAC 195 58 420 .3265.KaylaNeto,CSF 305 86 687 .3196.AlexWolnisty,CSF 241 69 552 .3127.MashaVaysburg,PAC 176 54 392 .3118.RileyCropper,UCI 159 39 388 .3099.BrittneyHerzog,LBSU 248 73 615 .28510.KATIEDENNY,UCDAVIS 178 55 438 .281

KILLS S K Avg.1.RebeccaSaraceno,UCSB 112 498 4.452.ErinSaddler,CSF 106 449 4.243.NaomiWashington,LBSU 112 464 4.144.KariPestolesi,UCI 113 437 3.875.DominiqueCowling,UCI 97 363 3.746.CaitlinLedoux,LBSU 116 415 3.587.SvenjaEngelhardt,PAC 107 362 3.388.ALLISONWHITSON,UCDAVIS 110 370 3.369.MalloriGibson,PAC 107 342 3.2010.JulianePiggott,UCI 112 353 3.15

ASSISTS S Ast Avg.1.AndreaRagan,CSF 104 1199 11.532.DanaVargas,UCSB 119 1297 10.903.AshleyLee,LBSU 116 1232 10.624.CARSONLOWDEN,UCDAVIS 110 1136 10.335.TarynRobertson,UCI 111 1144 10.316.OliviaRiley,PAC 90 916 10.187.BrittneyMurrey,UCR 95 863 9.088.AnuheaKeanini,CP 100 906 9.069.SamOrlandini,CSN 99 742 7.49

SERVICE ACES S SA Avg.1.LeahSully,UCSB 119 52 0.442.MalloriGibson,PAC 107 42 0.393.KariPestolesi,UCI 113 41 0.364.SvenjaEngelhardt,PAC 107 38 0.365.ErinSaddler,CSF 106 32 0.306.MELANIEADAMS,UCDAVIS 110 33 0.307.RebeccaSaraceno,UCSB 112 31 0.288.SamOrlandini,CSN 99 27 0.279.AVREETASINGH,UCDAVIS 110 29 0.2610.KristinWinkler,UCI 114 30 0.26

BLOCKS S BS BA Avg.1.TelaBurnett,UCSB 106 10 117 1.202.BETSYSEDLAK,UCDAVIS 109 21 102 1.133.BiancaEndersby,UCR 82 6 85 1.114.KATIEDENNY,UCDAVIS 107 14 104 1.105.MichelleOsunbur,LBSU 112 15 102 1.04

DIGS G DG Avg.1.CamiCroteau,CSF 106 581 5.482.LaurenMinkel,LBSU 113 485 4.293.DancyneKama,PAC 107 458 4.284.KristinWinkler,UCI 114 479 4.205.AlisonMort,CP 114 476 4.186.KariPestolesi,UCI 113 442 3.917.AVREETASINGH,UCDAVIS 110 414 3.768.ChelseyLowe,UCSB 19 442 3.719.MonicaMcFarland,CSUN 112 410 3.6610.KAYLAVARNEY,UCDAVIS 110 366 3.33

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

KILL PCT. K E TA Pct.1.LongBeachState 1597 566 4244 .2432.UCIrvine 1575 562 4264 .2383.Pacific 1385 537 3592 .2364.UCSantaBarbara 1605 639 4095 .2365. UC DAVIS 1396 589 3829 .2116.CalStateFullerton 1465 636 4076 .2037.CalPoly 1417 665 3861 .1958.CalStateNorthridge 1348 660 3959 .1749.UCRiverside 1146 590 3445 .161

OPPONENT KILL PCT. K E TA Pct.1.LongBeachState 1403 632 4225 .1822.UCIrvine 1372 637 3965 .1853.Pacific 1295 568 3912 .1864.UCSantaBarbara 1465 673 4226 .1875. UC DAVIS 1410 650 3883 .1966.CalStateFullerton 1437 641 4021 .1987.CalPoly 1312 564 3594 .2088.CalStateNorthridge 1449 585 3796 .2289.UCRiverside 1261 487 3373 .229

KILLS G K Avg.1.CalStateFullerton 106 1465 13.822.LongBeachState 116 1597 13.773.UCIrvine 116 1575 13.584.UCSantaBarbara 119 1605 13.495.Pacific 107 1385 12.946. UC DAVIS 110 1396 12.697.CalPoly 114 1417 12.438.UCRiverside 99 1146 11.589.CalStateNorthridge 117 1348 11.52

ASSISTS G Ast Avg.1.CalStateFullerton 106 1377 12.992.LongBeachState 116 1466 12.643.UCIrvine 116 1463 12.614.UCSantaBarbara 119 1483 12.465.Pacific 107 1292 12.076. UC DAVIS 110 1313 11.947.CalPoly 114 1345 11.808.UCRiverside 99 1071 10.829.CalStateNorthridge 117 1251 10.69

SERVICE ACES G SA Avg.1.Pacific 107 164 1.532.UCIrvine 116 160 1.383.UCSantaBarbara 119 164 1.384. UC DAVIS 110 146 1.335.UCRiverside 99 130 1.316.CalStateNorthridge 117 131 1.127.CalStateFullerton 106 116 1.098.CalPoly 114 112 0.989.LongBeachState 116 112 0.97

BLOCKS G BS BA Avg.1. UC DAVIS 110 62 418 2.462.CalStateNorthridge 117 37 489 2.413.LongBeachState 116 68 364 2.164.UCRiverside 99 23 362 2.065.Pacific 107 59 306 1.986.CalStateFullerton 106 61 291 1.957.UCSantaBarbara 119 46 366 1.928.CalPoly 114 60 317 1.929.UCIrvine 116 44 352 1.90

DIGS G DG Avg.1.CalStateFullerton 106 1790 16.892.UCIrvine 116 1880 16.213.LongBeachState 116 1857 16.014. UC DAVIS 110 1570 14.275.UCSantaBarbara 119 1698 14.276.UCRiverside 99 1386 14.007.CalStateNorthridge 117 1608 13.748.Pacific 107 1458 13.639.CalPoly 114 1495 13.11

TEAM LEADERS


All-Time Letterwinners

Mary Kay Haller .............................1983-84Sally Hanford .................................1974-75Diane Harbertson ................................ 1988Cynthia Harper ................................... 1983Carol Harrison .................................... 1976Julie Harvell........................................ 1978Jean Haun ......................................1987-88Kelly Havelock ................................1976-79Karen Heckman ........................ 1980, 1982Cynthia Higa ..................................1980-83Kaersten Hill ...................................1995-98Sandy Holman ................................1984-85Debbie Hook ...................................... 1991Tori Hooper ...................................2006-09Renee Ibekwe ................................2005-08Mia Iverson ...................................1998-99Cindy Johnson ................................1974-75Sarah Johnstone .................................. 2003Rachel Keener ...............................2003-06Jenny Kennedy ...............................2005-06Lisa Kennedy ..................................1979-81Connie Kessell ................................1983-85Julie King .......................................2007-08Dana Kirsnis ....................................... 1976Heidi Knapp ...................................1988-91Nancy Knoefler ..............................1976-77Sophia Kollias ................................1989-90Tanya Kohr .....................................1994-95Amber Korner .................................... 2003Julianne Kost ...................................... 1988Sheri Ladrech .................................1989-92Cindy Lawton .................................1978-79Cindy Lemons ..................................... 1985Candy Lench ..................................1989-92Sally Leversee .................................1980-81Jenifer Lohr .....................................1991-93Carson Lowden ..............................2006-09Mary Limbach ................................1977-80Mimi Lufkin ......................................... 1976Karen Margroff ...............................1977-78Kathie McBride ...............................1979-81Mary McClelland ...........................2001-04Kathy McInerney .............................1974-76Cristie McLaughlin ...........................1990-93Amy McMahon .................................. 2005Paula McNamee .............................1977-79Jill McPheeters ...............................2002-05Tamara Meara .................................... 1991Jena Mello ......................................... 1992CAROLINE MERCADO ..........................2009-Julie Merten ....................................1990-92Amy Moll .......................................1991-93Karen Moeller..................................... 1985Joanne Mueller ...............................1996-98Richelle Nakata ................................. 2000Wendy Need .................................1982-84Michelle Nelson .............................2005-08Deena Newman ................................. 1975Christina Ng ..................................... 2003Lindy Northcutt ................................... 1998Ingrid Nuss ...................................2003-04Becky Olson ..............................1998-2001Kaylie Orr ......................................1994-97Candi Ota .....................................1992-93Gail Parker.....................................1974-75Chantal Paschetta ..........................2005-08Kelly Patterson ...............................2005-07Kareen Paulsen ...............................1984-86Jessica Perry .........................1985-87, 1989

Connie Adair ..................................... 1979Jenny Adams ..................................1990-93MELANIE ADAMS ................................2007-Sue Anders ....................................1984-85Janie Anderson ................................... 1986Kristen Anderson .............................1984-85Lori Appel ......................................1980-83Ashley Armstrong ............................1992-94Katelyn Astruc.................................2004-07Jolene Bachman ..............................1989-91Emma Batten-Bowman ......................... 1998Carly Beck .................................1999-2000Paula Bee ........................................... 1974Caren Bell ......................................1988-89Lisa Bennett ........................................ 1977Marcia Bernardo ................................ 1985Alfredia Bettinelli ................................. 1989Andrea Beylen .................................... 1977Denise Bilbaeno ..............................1987-90Thea Bordsen .................................1980-83Amy Bower ........................................ 1994Michelle Boydstun ............................... 1998Amy Brown ........................................ 1989Elizabeth Brown .............................2001-02Nichole Brown ................................... 2005Jen Bryan .......................................1993-96Marritt Cafarchia ...........................2001-04Sara Cannon ..............................1999-2000Marie Capistrano ................................ 1998Asia Casino ...................................... 2008Jill Changaris ..................................1993-96Kate Culpepper .........................1999-2001Julia Curlette ...................................1988-90Beth Damonte .................................1979-81Lauren DeCelles ................................. 2008Lydia Delis ......................................... 1978Sue Dempsey...................................... 1982KATIE DENNY ....................................2008-Kate DeVore ..............................1999-2001Karen Domerchie ................................ 1989LINDSAY DOWD..................................2009-Lisa Drews .......................................... 1985Angela Eddy ..................................1992-95Britt Erickson ..................................2006-08Naomi Erickson ........................ 1995, 1998Kellie Esterby ...................................... 1991Kim Evans ......................................... 2001Nancy Evers ...................................1975-76Shannon Fiack ............................1999-2000Jenny Fipps ........................................ 1977Ellen Fitzpatrick ..............................2000-03Robbie Fournet ...............................1985-86Keri Frankenstein ................................ 1980Kelly Freeland .................................1986-88Mary Gaber ..................................2002-04Kelly Gaudino ...............................2000-03Staci Gentles .................................1987-89Allison Gillespie .........................1999-2001Stacey Gleason .................................. 1982Brandi Glenn ..................................1996-98Lindsay Goergen .............................1996-99Kathy Gonzales .................................. 1974Kris Gravelle ..................................1991-93Megan Gravelle.................................. 1997Heidi Gribble ............................... 1994, 96Karen Gray ........................................ 1995Diana Gustafson ................................. 2007Camille Gutierrez ................................ 1996Kayse Hagins ..................................... 1994

Carol Peters........................................ 1978Keala Peterson ................................... 2008Dana Petrie ....................................1982-85Jenny Pierce ..................................2003-06KAITLYN PLUM ....................................2009-Ann Pomeray ..................................1975-76Cassandra Prell .............................2001-02Peg Prior ........................................1976-77Patty Purcell ....................................1974-75Nina Quaccia ................................1997-98 Mary Beth Rathbun..........................1986-87Liz Reams ........................................... 1988Nicole Read ..................................2003-06Pam Rice ........................................1986-87Linda Rickabaugh ...........................1982-83Karen Rocca ....................................... 1986Jaclyn Rodriguez .............................1995-97Tammie Rogers ...............................1979-80Kristina Rupp ...................................... 1995Cleo Schiff ........................................ 2005Julie Schmidt...................................1987-88Laura Scott ......................................... 1997BETSY SEDLAK ....................................2009-Cathy Shalar ..................................1985-86Darrah Sherwood ...........................1978-80Avreeta Singh ................................2006-09Lorelei Smith ....................................... 1989Pam Spangler .................................1974-75Kelly Spaulding .........................1998-2001Sandy Spaulding ..................1976, 1979-81Andrea Sprague ................................. 1996Colleen Storey .................................... 1988Kim Sutton ......................................1982-83Kristina Svendsen ............................1993-96Val Taylor ......................................1978-81Jennie Tilles ....................................... 2002Gigi Townsend.................................... 1996Aneta Tsuchiya ................................... 1978Erin Turner .....................................2007-08Suzanne Uhl ...................................1987-88Nichola Unverferth .............................. 1997Kelly Urbanik .............................1998-2001KAYLA VARNEY ...................................2007-Lisa Varnum ....................................1984-85Ann Veazey....................................1975-76Kim Vincent ...................................2001-04Stacy Vogan ...................................1984-87Trish Volle .......................................... 1979Amy Watson ..................................1981-82Wendy Watson ................................... 1995Kim Watts .......................................... 1997ALLISON WHITSON .............................2009-Katie Wilson ..................................2004-06Kate Wilton ...................................2001-04Amy Wong......................................... 1986Julie Woofter ...................................... 1990Sue Wyatt ......................................1974-76Sheila Yazdy ...................................... 1993Becky Zadroga ................................... 1994

2009 Players in BoldCURRENT PLAYERS IN CAPS


2009 Big West Conference Statistical Leaders

ALL-AMERICANS1996 Camille Gutierrez1992 Candy Lench Sheri Ladrech1991 Candy Lench1990 Denise Bilbaeno1980 Lisa Kennedy Tammie Rogers1979 Lisa Kennedy Mary Limbach

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT1994 Jen Bryan1993 Kris Gravelle Jenifer Lohr1992 Jenifer Lohr Julie Merten

ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM2008 Renee Ibekwe2006 Avreeta Singh2003 Kelly Gaudino1998 Kaersten Hill1997 Kaersten Hill1996 Jill Changaris* Camille Gutierrez** Kaersten Hill1995 Angela Eddy Kristina Svendsen1994 Jill Changaris Angela Eddy Kristina Svendsen1993 Jenny Adams Kris Gravelle Cristie McLaughlin1992 Candy Lench* Sheri Ladrech Cristie McLaughlin1991 Candy Lench* Heidi Knapp Julie Merten1990 Denise Bilbaeno* Heidi Knapp Candy Lench1989 Denise Bilbaeno* Heidi Knapp Candy Lench Jessica Perry1988 Denise Bilbaeno Heidi Knapp1987 Denise Bilbaeno Stacy Vogan1985 Dana Petrie1984 Dana Petrie1983 Lori Appel* Thea Bordsen Cynthia Higa1982 Lori Appel1981 Lisa Kennedy Sandy Spaulding1980 Lisa Kennedy Tammie Rogers1979 Kelly Havelock Lisa Kennedy Mary Limbach Paula McNamee1978 Kelly Havelock Mary Limbach1977 Nancy Knoefler1976 Kathy McInerney1975 Kathy McInerney Pam Spangler1974 Paula Bee Gail Parker

* - MostValuablePlayer** - NewcomeroftheYear

ALL-REGION1998 Kaersten Hill1997 Kaersten Hill1996 Jill Changaris Camille Gutierrez Kaersten Hill1995 Jill Changaris1994 Angela Eddy Kristina Svendsen1993 Jenny Adams Kris Gravelle Cristie McLaughlin Amy Moll1992 Sheri Ladrech Candy Lench Cristie McLaughlin1991 Sheri Ladrech Candy Lench Julie Merten1990 Denise Bilbaeno Heidi Knapp Candy Lench1989 Denise Bilbaeno Jessica Perry1980 Lisa Kennedy Tammie Rogers1979 Lisa Kennedy

Former head coach Marlene Piper is Aggie volleyball’s newest member of the Cal Aggie Athletics Hall of Fame, earning induction in 2007.

AGGIE VOLLEYBALL in the CAL AGGIE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME• Barbara Iten (Player) 1967-72 Inducted 1982• Carol Benedetti (Player), 1966-70 Inducted 1984• Pam Gill-Fisher (Coach) 1974-76 Inducted 1984• Lisa Kennedy (Player), 1979-81 Inducted 1987• Denise Bilbaeno (Player), 1987-90 Inducted 1997• Candy Lench (Player), 1989-92 Inducted 1998• Marlene Piper (Coach), 1988-94 Inducted 2007

Renee Ibekwe became the Aggies’ first All-Big West Conference first-team honoree in 2008. Teammate Avreeta Singh had earned honorable mention the year before, in UC Davis’ inaugural season as an official conference member.


Single-Match Records

KILLS1. Candy Lench ...................................... 40 at Sonoma State, 10/27/922. Candy Lench ...................................... 39 vs. West Texas State, 12/5/923. Candy Lench ...................................... 34 vs. Northern Michigan, 11/8/924. Sheri Ladrech ..................................... 33 at Sonoma State, 10/27/925. Jen Bryan .......................................... 32 vs. Humboldt State, 10/13/95

ATTACKS1. CHANTAL PASCHETTA ........................ 88 vs. Washington State, 9/3/05 (5g)2. Candy Lench ...................................... 87 at Sonoma State, 10/27/923. Candy Lench ...................................... 81 vs. Northern Colorado, 11/4/904. Candy Lench ...................................... 79 vs. West Texas State, 12/5/925. Kelly Gaudino ................................... 78 vs. Cal State L.A., 11/1/03

HITTING PCT. (Min. 15 Attacks)1. Kaersten Hill ................................ .813 (14-1-16), vs. Humboldt, 10/5/962. Kristina Svendsen ......................... .733 (13-2-15), vs. Hayward, 11/8/943. Kaersten Hill ................................ .722 (13-0-18) at Hum., 11/11/954. Sheri Ladrech .............................. .708 (17-0-24) at Hum., 10/31/925. Julie Merten ................................. .650 (13-0-20) vs. Biola, 10/9/92

ASSISTS1. Angela Eddy ...................................... 81 vs. Humboldt State, 10/13/952. Cristie McLaughlin ............................... 77 at Sonoma State, 10/27/923. Denise Bilbaeno .................................. 70 vs. Humboldt State, 9/14/904. Katelyn Astruc..................................... 68 vs. Washington State, 9/3/05 (5g)T5. Christina Ng .................................... 67 vs. Cal State L.A., 11/1/03T5. Cristie McLaughlin ............................. 67 vs. Northern Colorado, 11/2/91

SERVICE ACES1. Kristi Zappen ..................................... 8 at College of Notre Dame, 10/19/90T2. Katelyn Astruc ..................................... 7 at UC Riverside,10/28/05 (4g)T2. Becky Olson ...................................... 7 vs. Chico State, 10/31/01T2. Marritt Cafarchia ................................ 7 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 9/14/01

DIGS1. AVREETA SINGH................................. 42 at Fresno State, 9/16/06 (5g)2. AVREETA SINGH................................. 40 at Cal State Fullerton, 9/29/06 (4g)T3. AVREETA SINGH ............................... 36 at Cal Poly, 10/27/07 (4g)T3. Nichole Brown .................................. 36 vs. San Francisco, 11/22/05 (5g)T3. Mary McClelland .............................. 36 vs. Cal Poly, 11/27/04 (5g)

SOLO BLOCKS1. Kate DeVore ..................................... 7 at Sonoma State, 9/30/002. Kate DeVore ...................................... 6 vs. Cal State L.A., 10/3/013. Jenny Adams ...................................... 5 vs. Central Mo. State, 11/3/91T4. 8 tied with ......................................... 4 last Kate DeVore at Cal State Stanislaus, 10/20/00

BLOCK ASSISTS1. Kelly Spaulding ................................. 13 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98 ............T2. Kaersten Hill ..................................... 10 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98T2. Joanne Mueller .................................. 10 vs. Cal St. Hayward, 10/11/97T2. Candy Lench .................................... 10 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92T5. Jenny Adams ...................................... 9 at Air Force, 11/3/91T5. Sheri Ladrech ...................................... 9 vs. Northern Colorado, 11/2/91

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Kelly Spaulding ................................ 16 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98T2. Kate DeVore .................................... 12 at Cal State L.A., 11/3/01T2. Kaersten Hill ..................................... 12 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/98T2. Candy Lench ..................................... 12 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92T2. Sheri Ladrech .................................... 12 vs. Humboldt State, 9/14/90

TEAM RECORDS

ATTACKS3-Game Match ..................................... 184 vs. Sonoma State, 10/20/954-Game Match ..................................... 267 vs. West Texas State, 12/5/925-Game Match ..................................... 272 vs. Humboldt State, 10/13/95

HITTING PCT. (Min. 25 Kills)AGGIES ........................................... .484 (38-7-64) vs. Mankato, 11/1/91

ASSISTS3-Game Match ....................................... 87 at Sacramento State, 10/16/924-Game Match ...................................... 76 at Cal State L.A., 11/2/035-Game Match .................................... 104 at Sonoma State., 10/27/92

SERVICE ACES3-Game Match ...................................... 24 vs. Notre Dame de Namur, 9/21/904-Game Match ....................................... 14 vs. Cal State L.A., 9/15/905-Game Match ...................................... 18 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 9/14/01

DIGS3-Game Match ....................................... 91 vs. Chaminade, 10/6/904-Game Match ..................................... 142 at Portland State, 10/9/935-Game Match ..................................... 132 at UC Riverside, 10/3/98 SOLO BLOCKS3-Game Match ......................................... 9 vs. Central Mo. State, 11/3/914-Game Match ......................................... 9 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/985-Game Match ......................................... 8 vs. Humboldt State, 9/14/90

BLOCK ASSISTS3-Game Match ....................................... 24 vs. Chico State, 9/24/984-Game Match ....................................... 44 at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/985-Game Match ....................................... 37 at Sonoma State, 10/27/92

TOTAL BLOCKS3-Game Match .................................. 18.0 (5-26) vs. Sonoma State, 11/3/004-Game Match .................................... 31.0 (9-22) at Cal Poly Pomona, 9/19/985-Game Match .................................. 22.0 (7-30) vs. Cal State L.A., 11/3/01

CURRENT PLAYERS IN ALL CAPS2008 marks in bold

KILLS3-Game Match ....................................... 72 vs. Sonoma State, 10/20/954-Game Match ....................................... 86 at Chico State, 10/9/915-Game Match ..................................... 102 vs. Humboldt State, 10/13/95


Season & Career Records

ACES PER GAME1. Marritt Cafarchia, 2001 .................. 0.552. Allison Gillespie, 2001 .................. 0.4903. Jessica Perry, 1989 ....................... 0.4874. Katelyn Astruc, 2005........................ 0.485. Denise Bilbaeno, 1989 ..................... 0.45

DIGS PER GAME1. Mary McClelland, 2004 .................. 5.522. AVREETA SINGH, 2006 ................... 5.033. Nichole Brown, 2005 ...................... 4.924. AVREETA SINGH, 2007 ................... 4.855. Mary McClelland, 2003 .................. 4.11

BLOCKS PER GAME1. Mia Iverson, 1998 .......................... 1.302. Kim Evans, 2001 .......................... 1.2933. Julia Curlette, 1989 ........................ 1.2894. Stasi Gentles, 1989 ......................... 1.27T5. Kaersten Hill, 1998 ........................ 1.22T5. Candy Lench, 1992 ........................ 1.22

MATCHES WITH 20+ KILLS1. Candy Lench, 1992 ............................ 132. Kelly Gaudino, 2003 ......................... 123. Candy Lench, 1991 .............................. 7T4. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ............................ 6T4. Candy Lench, 1990 ............................. 6T4. Jill Changaris, 1996 ............................ 6

MATCHES WITH 10+ KILLST1. Candy Lench, 1992 ........................... 29T1. Candy Lench, 1990 ........................... 293. Jill Changaris, 1995 ............................ 264. Kelly Gaudino, 2003 ......................... 255. Candy Lench, 1991 ............................ 24

MATCHES WITH 20+ DIGS1. Mary McClelland, 2004 ..................... 132. AVREETA SINGH, 2007 ...................... 123. Nichole Brown, 2005 ........................... 9T4. AVREETA SINGH, 2006 ...................... 7T4. Candy Lench, 1990 ............................. 7

MATCHES WITH 10+ DIGS1. Nichole Brown, 2005 ......................... 28T2. AVREETA SINGH, 2009 .......................25T2. AVREETA SINGH, 2007 .................... 25T2. Mary McClelland, 2003 ................... 25T2. Candy Lench, 1990 ........................... 25

MATCHES WITH 20+ KILLS & DIGS1. Kelly Gaudino, 2003 ........................... 42. Jill Changaris, 1995 .............................. 3T3. Candy Lench, ’90, ’91, ’92 .................. 2T3. Jill Changaris, 1996 ............................ 2T5. Nicole Read, 2005, 2006 .................. 1T5. CHANTAL PASCHETTA, 2005 .............. 1T5. Brandi Glenn, 1997 ............................ 1T5. Jen Bryan, 1995 ................................. 1T5. Jenny Adams, 1993 ............................ 1T5. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ............................ 1T5. Julie Merten, 1991 .............................. 1

1,000 KILLS1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ................... 1,8882. Kelly Gaudino, 2000-03 ................ 1,3373. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ................... 1,2364. Jill Changaris, 1993-96 .................. 1,2095. Jen Bryan, 1993-96 ...................... 1,0526. Heidi Knapp, 1988-91 ................... 1,049

ATTACKS1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ................... 4,6052. Kelly Gaudino, 2000-03 ................ 3,9893. Jill Changaris, 1993-96 .................. 3,4894. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ................... 3,2205. Nicole Read, 2003-06 .................. 2,986

HITTING PCT. (Min. 1,000 Attacks)1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ................... .3092. Sheri Ladrech, 1989-92 .................. .2703. Amy Moll, 1991-93 ....................... .2524. Kristina Svendsen, 1993-96 .............. .2515. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ..................... .246

ASSISTS1. Denise Bilbaeno, 1988-92 .............. 3,5492. Cristie McLaughlin, 1990-93 ........... 3,4033. CARSON LOWDEN, 2006-09 ............3,2204. Kelly Urbanik, 1998-01 ................. 3,1255. Katelyn Astruc, 2004-07 ................ 2,760

SERVICE ACES1. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ...................... 160T2. Marritt Cafarchia, 2001-04 ............ 124T2. Denise Bilbaeno, 1988-92................ 1244. Heidi Knapp, 1988-91 ...................... 1195. Jill Changaris, 1993-96 ..................... 112

DIGS1. AVREETA SINGH, 2006-2009 ...........1,8312. Mary McClelland, 2001-04 ........... 1,4463. Candy Lench, 1989-92 ................... 1,3954. Kelly Gaudino, 2000-03 ................ 1,2625. Jill Changaris, 1993-96 .................. 1,112[KAYLAVARNEY,2007-Present.............. 994]

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Kaersten Hill, 1995-98 ..................... 4292. Candy Lench, 1988-92 ...................... 3483. Kate DeVore, 1999-2001 ................. 3294. Heidi Knapp, 1988-91 ...................... 3205. Kristina Svendsen, 1993-96 ............... 306

CURRENT PLAYERS IN ALL CAPS2009 marks in bold

KILLS1. Candy Lench, 1992 .......................... 6302. Candy Lench, 1990 .......................... 5523. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ......................... 4974. Kelly Gaudino, 2003 ....................... 4855. Jill Changaris, 1995 .......................... 451

ATTACKS1. Candy Lench, 1990 ....................... 1,5002. Kelly Gaudino, 2003 .................... 1,4723. Candy Lench, 1992 ....................... 1,4594. Jill Changaris, 1995 ....................... 1,2735. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ...................... 1,168

HITTING PCT. (Min. 100 Kills)1. Candy Lench, 1992 ....................... .3412. Candy Lench, 1991 ....................... .3383. Nicole Read, 2003 ........................ .3374. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ...................... .3095. Candy Lench, 1989 ....................... .302

ASSISTS1. Denise Bilbaeno, 1990 ................... 1,6842. Cristie McLaughlin, 1992 ................ 1,3633. Angela Eddy, 1995........................ 1,2204. CARSON LOWDEN, 2007 ............. 1,156T5. Camille Gutierrez, 1996 ............... 1,145T5. Cristie McLaughlin, 1993 .............. 1,145

SERVICE ACEST1. Allison Gillespie, 2001 ..................... 49T1. Denise Bilbaeno, 1990 ...................... 49T3. Katelyn Astruc, 2005 ......................... 48T3. Kristi Zappen, 1990 ......................... 485. Marritt Cafarchia, 2001 ..................... 47

DIGS1. Nichole Brown, 2005........................ 5262. AVREETA SINGH, 2006..................... 5033. AVREETA SINGH, 2007..................... 4954. Candy Lench, 1990 .......................... 4935. Mary McClelland, 2004 .................... 486

SOLO BLOCKS1. Candy Lench, 1992 ........................... 452. Kate DeVore, 2001 ............................ 423. Kate DeVore, 2000 ............................ 404. Julianne Kost, 1988 ............................ 365. Julia Curlette, 1989 ............................. 35

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Candy Lench, 1992 .......................... 1422. Kaersten Hill, 1998 ........................... 1293. BETSY SEDLAK, 2009 ..........................1234. KATIE DENNY, 2009 ...........................118T5. Three tied with ............................... 115

KILLS PER GAME1. Candy Lench, 1992 ......................... 5.432. Kelly Gaudino, 2003 ...................... 4.713. Sheri Ladrech, 1992 ........................ 4.484. Candy Lench, 1991 ......................... 4.035. Candy Lench, 1990 ......................... 3.92

ASSISTS PER GAME1. Camille Gutierrez, 1996 ................. 12.312. Cristie McLaughlin, 1992 ................ 11.963. CARSON LOWDEN, 2007 ............. 11.224. Denise Bilbaeno, 1990 ................... 10.945. Angela Eddy, 1994........................ 10.84

OTHER SEASON RECORDS

CAREER RECORDS


Overall League Final RankingYear Coach W-L W-L Place AVCA Postseason2008 Holmes 12-17 4-12 7th — —2007 Walker 4-24 1-15 9th — —2006 Walker 4-24 — — — Noteligibleduetoreclassification2005 Hawbecker 4-27 — — — Noteligibleduetoreclassification2004 Hawbecker 3-21 — — — Noteligibleduetoreclassification2003 Hawbecker 16-13 11-11 6th — Noteligibleduetoreclassification2002 Hawbecker 8-23 4-18 10th — —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 round1995 King 19-13 9-3 2nd 20th —1994 King 14-12 10-2 1st — Lost in regional first round1993 Piper 23-9 11-1 1st 7th Lost in regional first round1992 Piper 29-6 11-1 T1st 3rd Won regional final, lost in national quarters1991 Piper 26-5 11-1 1st 8th Lost in regional final1990 Piper 30-17 13-1 1st 9th Lost in regional final1989 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 8-4 2nd No poll —1983 DeYoung 27-9 13-1 T1st 8th Won 1st round, lost in regional final1982 DeYoung 17-13 9-5 2nd 8th Won 1st round, lost in regional final1981 DeYoung 25-6 12-2 2nd — Won 1st round, lost in regional final1980 DeYoung 28-7 12-2 2nd AIAW Finished 3rd in AIAW Div. III1979 DeYoung 28-10 13-1 1st AIAW Finished 3rd in AIAW Div. III1978 DeYoung 13-10 11-3 2nd AIAW —1977 Conklin 5-7 4-3 2nd — —1976 Gill-Fisher 12-12 3-3 3rd — —1975 Gill-Fisher 11-9 4-0 2nd — —1974 Gill-Fisher 10-4 5-0 2nd — —

CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS1974-1981: Golden State Conference1982-1997: Northern California Athletic Conference1998-2003: California Collegiate Athletic Association2004-2006: independent (reclassification period to Div. I) 2007-Present: Big West Conference

ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDSHEAD COACH (Years) Seasons Overall LeagueJamieHolmes(2008-present) 1 12-17 4-12SteveWalker(2006-07) 2 8-48 1-15StephanieHawbecker(2000-05) 6 63-112 37-51SharonKing(1994-99) 6 97-85 53-39MarlenePiper(1988-93) 6 152-59 68-8KathyDeYoung(1978-84,86-87) 9 168-97 88-31JenythGearhart(1985) 1 11-12 8-4KristiConklin(1977) 1 5-7 5-4PamGill-Fisher(1974-76) 3 33-25 10-3

POSTSEASON RECORDSNCAA DIVISION II RECORD ................................................... 4-9 (’81, ’82, ’83, ’90, ’91, ’92, ’93, ’94, ’96)AIAW DIVISION III RECORD ................................................ 17-8 (’79, ’80)

OVERALL POSTSEASON RECORD ................................21-17 (11 appearances)

Year-by-Year Records


Year-by-Year Scores

2008 12-17vs.SaintMary’s L,1-3atFresnoState W,3-0vs.CalStateBakersfield W,3-1vs.NorthCarolinaState W,3-1vs.MontanaState W,3-1vs.Akron W,3-0atAirForce W,3-2vs.Pepperdine L,0-3atNevada L,2-3vs.Missouri L,0-3CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD L,1-3FORDHAM W,3-1SACRAMENTOSTATE W,3-1atPacific* L,1-3LONGBEACHSTATE* L,2-3atCalPoly* L,0-3atUCSantaBarbara* L,0-3UCRIVERSIDE* L,1-3UCIRVINE* L,0-3atCalStateNorthridge* W,3-0atCalStateFullerton* W,3-2atLongBeachState* L,0-3UCSANTABARBARA* L,0-3CALPOLY* W,3-1atUCIrvine* L,1-3atUCRiverside* W,3-1CALSTATEFULLERTON* L,2-3CALSTATENORTHRIDGE* L,0-3PACIFIC* L,0-3

2007 4-24atNorthernArizona L,2-3vs.NewMexicoState L,1-3vs.Albany L,0-3atFresnoState L,0-3vs.IdahoState W,3-1atCalStateBakersfield W,3-1BOISESTATE W,3-1IDAHO L,2-3SANFRANCISCO L,0-3atSantaClara L,1-3atSaintMary’s L,0-3PACIFIC L,1-3atCalStateFullerton L,0-3CALPOLY L,0-3UCSANTABARBARA L,0-3atUCRiverside L,1-3atUCIrvine L,0-3CALSTATENORTHRIDGE L,2-3LONGBEACHSTATE L,2-3atSacramentoState L,0-3CALSTATEFULLERTON L,2-3atUCSantaBarbara L,0-3atCalPoly L,1-3UCIRVINE L,0-3UCRIVERSIDE L,0-3atLongBeachState L,0-3atCalStateNorthridge W,3-1atPacific L,0-3

2006 4-24vs.Baylor L,1-3atCalifornia L,0-3vs.Montana W,3-0vs.BoiseState L,0-3vs.UNLV L,0-3atWashingtonState L,0-3atSanJoseState L,0-3atSanFrancisco L,0-3vs.Washington L,0-3atFresnoState L,2-3

atCalPoly L,0-3atUCSantaBarbara L,0-3LONGBEACHSTATE L,0-3UCIRVINE L,2-3atCalStateFullerton W,3-1atUCRiverside L,2-3PACIFIC L,2-3atCalStateNorthridge L,0-3atLongBeachState L,0-3atUCIrvine L,1-3SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-3CALSTATEFULLERTON W,3-2UCRIVERSIDE W,3-0atPacific L,2-3CALSTATENORTHRIDGE L,0-3SANTACLARA L,0-3UCSANTABARBARA L,0-3CALPOLY L,0-3

2005 4-27SANJOSESTATE L,1-3atCalifornia L,0-3vs.Toledo L,0-3vs.IdahoState W,3-0vs.WashingtonState W,3-2atMontanaState L,0-3vs.NewMexico L,0-3atMontana L,0-3vs.Gonzaga L,1-3UCSANTABARBARA L,1-3vs.TexasA&M-CorpusChristi L,1-3vs.IdahoState L,0-3vs.UtahValleyState L,1-3atLongBeachState L,0-3atUCIrvine L,0-3CALSTATEFULLERTON L,1-3UCRIVERSIDE L,0-3atPacific L,0-3atCalStateNorthridge W,3-1atSacramentoState L,0-3UCIRVINE L,0-3LONGBEACHSTATE L,0-3atUCRiverside L,1-3atCalStateFullerton L,0-3CALSTATENORTHRIDGE W,3-1PACIFIC L,0-3CALPOLY L,1-3atNevada L,0-3atUCSantaBarbara L,0-3atCalPoly L,0-3SANFRANCISCO L,2-3

2004 3-21atCalifornia L,0-3vs.Hofstra L,2-3atSanFrancisco L,0-3vs.CentralConnecticutState L,0-3vs.UCRiverside L,1-3NEVADA L,0-3BROWN W,3-1MONTANA L,2-3vs.UtahValleyState L,2-3vs.PortlandState L,2-3atPortland L,0-3atSanJoseState L,0-3UTAHSTATE L,1-3atUCIrvine L,0-3atLongBeachState L,0-3CALSTATENORTHRIDGE L,1-3IDAHO L,0-3SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-3atCalStateFullerton L,0-3

atUCRiverside W,3-2atFresnoState L,0-3atPacific L,0-3UCSANTABARBARA L,0-3CALPOLY W,3-2

2003 16-13, 11-11HUMBOLDTSTATE W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE W,3-1atSeattlePacific L,1-3atSeattlePacific W,3-1vs.WesternWashington L,0-3atCalStateSanBernardino* L,0-3atCalPolyPomona* L,1-3NOTREDAMEDENAMUR W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-1SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-1atCalStateL.A.* L,0-3atCalStateDominguezHills* L,2-3atChicoState* W,3-2GRANDCANYON* W,3-1UCSANDIEGO* L,0-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-1CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD* L,2-3CALPOLYPOMONA* W,3-0CALSTATESANBERNARDINO* L,0-3atSanFranciscoState* W,3-1atSonomaState* L,1-3CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS* W,3-0CALSTATEL.A.* W,3-2CHICOSTATE* L,2-3atUCSanDiego* L,0-3atGrandCanyon* W,3-0atCalStateBakersfield* L,0-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0

2002 8-23, 4-18vs.NewYorkUniv. W,3-0vs.Mass.-Lowell W,3-0vs.HumboldtState W,3-2CENTRALWASHINGTON L,2-3vs.SeattlePacific W,3-0atWesternWashington L,0-3vs.NorthwestNazarene) L,1-3vs.BYU-Hawaii(VikingInv.) L,0-3NOTREDAMEDENAMUR L,1-3CALSTATESANBERNARDINO* L,0-3CALPOLYPOMONA* L,0-3atSonomaState* L,1-3atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0CALSTATEL.A.* L,0-3CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS* W,3-0CHICOSTATE* L,1-3atGrandCanyon* L,2-3atUCSanDiego* L,0-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* L,0-3CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD* L,1-3atCalPolyPomona* L,2-3atCalState,SanBernardino* L,0-3SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-1SONOMASTATE* L,0-3atCalStateDominguezHills* W,3-0atCalStateL.A.* L,1-3atChicoState L,0-3UCSANDIEGO* W,3-0GRANDCANYON* W,3-1atCalStateBakersfield* L,0-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0

2001 14-14, 10-12vs.St.Martin’s W,3-2

vs.CentralWashington W,3-0vs.HumboldtState W,3-0CHAMINADE L,1-3atSacramentoState L,0-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-1atCalStateBakersfield* L,1-3CALPOLYPOMONA* L,2-3CALSTATEBERNARDINO* L,0-3SONOMASTATE* W,3-1SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0atChicoState* L,1-3atCalStateL.A.* L,0-3atCalStateDominguezHills* W,3-0GRANDCANYON* W,3-2UCSANDIEGO* W,3-2CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD* L,1-3atCalStateSanBernardino* L,0-3atCalPolyPomona* L.,2-3atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0atSonomaState* L,0-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-1CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS* W,3-0CALSTATEL.A* L,2-3atUCSanDiego* L,0-3atGrandCanyon* L.,2-3

2000 18-14, 12-10vs.ChicoState W,3-0vs.ArmstrongAtlanticState L,0-3vs.WesternState W,3-0atMesaState W,3-2vs.WesternWashington L,1-3vs.UCSantaCruz W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus L.0-3vs.ChicoState L,0-3HOLYNAMES W,3-0atUCSanDiego* L,0-3atGrandCanyon* L,0-3CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD* L,1-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-1atHolyNames W,3-1atCalStateSanBernardino* L,0-3atCalPolyPomona* L,0-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* W,3-1atSonomaState* W,3-1CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS* W,3-0CALSTATEL.A.* L,0-3GRANDCANYON* W,3-2UCSANDIEGO* L,0-3atCalStateStantislaus W,3-2atCalStateBakersfield L,0-3CALPOLYPOMONA* W,3-0CALSTATESANBERNARDINO* L,0-3ChicoState* W,3-1SONOMASTATE* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0atCalStateL.A.* L,0-3atCalStateDominguezHills* W,3-0

1999 13-18, 6-16vs.MetroState(Colo.) W,3-0atAlaskaAnchorage W,3-2vs.AbileneChristian(Texas) W,3-1vs.AbileneChristian(Texas) W,3-2HOLYNAMES W,3-0CHICOSTATE W,3-0MESASTATE(Colo.) L,2-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS W,3-0SEATTLEPACIFIC L,0-3CALSTATEL.A.* L,0-3


Year-by-Year Scores

CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS* W,3-2GRANDCANYON* L,1-3CALPOLYPOMONA* L,1-3atCalStateStanislaus* L,0-3atCalStateBakersfield L,0-3CALSTATESANBERNARDINO* L,2-3UCRIVERSIDE* L,1-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-2SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-0atCalStateDominguezHills* L,2-3atCalStateL.A.* L,0-3atCalPolyPomona* L,1-3atGrandCanyon* L,0-3CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD* L,0-3CALSTATESTANTISLAUS* L,1-3atUCRiverside* L,0-3atCalStateBernardino* L,1-3atChicoState* W,3-1atSanFranciscoState* L,1-3atSonomaState* W,3-2

1998 16-12, 12-10HOLYNAMES W,3-0CHICOSTATE W,3-0CENTRALWASHINGTON W,3-1MICHIGANTECH. W,3-0WESTERNWASHINGTON L,1-3atCalStateL.A.* L,0-3atCalStateDominguezHills* W,3-0atGrandCanyon* L,1-3atCalPolyPomona* W,3-1CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-1CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD* L,1-3atCalStateSanBernardino* L,0-3atUCRiverside* L,2-3atChicoState* W,3-0atSonomaState* L,1-3atSanFranciscoState* W,3-2CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS* W,3-1CALSTATEL.A.* L,1-3CALPOLYPOMONA* W,3-1GRANDCANYON* W,3-2atCalStateBakersfield* L,0-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0UCRIVERSIDE* L,2-3CALSTATESANBERNARDINO* L,1-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-1SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-1SONOMASTATE* W,3-2atSacramentoState L,0-3

1997 14-19, 5-7vs.WesternState(Colo.) L,2-3vs.Chaminade L,2-3atMesaState(Colo.) L,2-3vs.AdamsState(Colo.) W,3-0vs.MinnesotaState-Mankato W,3-2vs.MesaState(Colo.) W,3-1vs.NorthDakota L,0-3vs.Nebraska-Omaha L,0-3UCSANDIEGO W,3-1DOMINICANCOLLEGE W,3-0FLORIDASOUTHERN W,3-2CALSTATEL.A. L,0-3GRANDCANYON L,1-3PUGETSOUND(Wash.) L,1-3UCRIVERSIDE L,1-3atChicoState* W,3-1vs.CalStateBakersfield L,0-3atCalStateSanBernardino W,3-2vs.UCRiverside W,3-0

vs.CalStateDominguezHills W,3-0atHumboldtState* L,0-3atSonomaState* L,2-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-1CALSTATEHAYWARD* L,1-3atSanFranciscoState* L,0-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-1atUCSanDiego L,1-3atCalStateDominguezHills L,0-3SONOMASTATE* L,1-3HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-2atCalStateHayward* L,0-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* L,0-3

1996 21-11, 11-1vs.NorthernColorado W,3-1vs.CentralMissouriState L,1-3vs.FloridaSouthern W,3-0vs.HendersonState(Neb.) W,3-0atCalStateDominguezHills W,3-1atCalPolyPomona L,0-3TAMPA(Fla.) L,1-3CALSTATEL.A. L,1-3PORTLANDSTATE L,0-3NORTHFLORIDA W,3-2atChicoState* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD W,3-0GRANDCANYON W,3-1CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS W,3-0CALPOLYPOMONA L,2-3SONOMASTATE* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0FRESNOPACIFIC L,2-3atCalStateHayward* W,3-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0CHICOSTATE* W,3-1vs.TexasA&M-Commerce W,3-0vs.MesaState(Colo.) L,1-3vs.Bellarmine(Tenn.) W,3-0atCalStateBakersfield L,0-3atHumboldtState* W,3-0atSonomaState* W,3-1atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* L,1-3atCalStateBakersfield† L,2-3

1995 19-13, 9-3atRollins(Fla.) W,3-1vs.Tampa(Fla.) W,3-0vs.WayneState(Neb.) W,3-0vs.Nebraska-Omaha W,3-2vs.NorthFlorida L,1-3GRANDCANYON L,1-3MICHIGANTECH W,3-0PORTLANDSTATE L,0-3CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS L,1-3CALPOLYPOMONA L,2-3atSonomaState* W,3-1CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD L,0-3atCalStateSanBernardino L,0-3vs.CalStateL.A. W,3-2vs.UCRiverside L,0-3NOTREDAMEDENAMUR W,3-0atChicoState* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0CALSTATESANBERNARDINO W,3-1SONOMASTATE W,3-2atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* L,2-3

SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-1SOUTHERNOREGON W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-0atSacramentoState L,0-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0atCalStateHayward* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* L,1-3atHumboldtState* L,1-3SANFRANCISCOSTATE* L,1-3

1994 14-12, 10-2UCRIVERSIDE L,1-3GRANDCANYON W,3-1CALPOLYPOMONA L,2-3CALSTATEL.A. L,1-3vsColoradoChristian W,3-0atGrandCanyon L,0-3vs.CalStateSanBernardino W,3-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-1atSonomaState* L,0-3vs.CalStateBakersfield L,0-3atChicoState* W,3-2vs.GrandCanyon L,2-3vs.Lewis&Clark W,3-0atFresnoPacific L,0-3atCalStateHayward* W,3-1atSacramentoState L,0-3atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-1atHumboldtState* W,3-1SONOMASTATE* W,3-1SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0CHICOSTATE* L,1-3CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE* L,0-3atCalStateBakersfield† L,0-3

1993 23-9, 11-1vs.ColoradoChristian W,3-1CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS W,3-0CALSTATEL.A. L,1-3CALSTATESANBERNARDINO W,3-0ALASKAANCHORAGE W,3-0UCRIVERSIDE W,3-2CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-1atCalStateHayward* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0vs.CentralWashington W.3-0vs.MichiganTech W,3-1vs.SeattlePacific W,3-0atPortlandState L,1-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-3vs.GrandCanyon L,2-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-1HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0atSonomaState* W,3-1CALSTATEHAYWARD W,3-0vs.AngeloState(Texas) W,3-1vs.Tampa(Fla.) W,3-0vs.Barry(Fla.) W,3-2vs.Regis(Colo.) W,3-2vs.NorthernColorado L,2-3vs.FloridaSouthern L,0-3atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0atHumboldtState* W,3-0atChicoState* L,2-3atSacramentoState L,0-3GRANDCANYON† L,1-3

1992 29-6, 11-1CALSTATESANBERNARDINO W,3-0PORTLANDSTATE L,0-3CALSTATEDOMINGUEZHILLS W,3-0CALSTATEL.A. L,3-0vs.MetroState(Colo.) W,3-0atCalStateBakersfield W,3-0vs.UCRiverside W,3-0vs.PortlandState L,0-3SONOMASTATE* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0vs.Biola(Fla.) W,3-0atFresnoPacific W,3-1vs.UCSantaCruz W,3-0vs.UCSantaCruz W,3-0vs.Biola(Fla.) W,3-0CHICOSTATE* L,2-3atSacramentoState W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0atSonomaState* W,3-2atHumboldtState* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-1vs.Minnesota-Duluth W,3-0vs.CentralMissouriState W,3-1vs.Tampa(Fla.) W,3-0vs.UCRiverside W,3-0vs.NorthernMichigan W,3-2vs.CalPolyPomona L,1-3atCalStateHayward* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE W,3-0atChicoState* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0vs.ChicoState† W,3-2vs.WestTexasState†† L,1-3

1991 26-5, 11-1SIMONFRASER(B.C.) W,3-2NORTHDAKOTA W,3-0DOMINICAN W,3-0CHAPMAN W,3-1atCalStateBakersfield W,3-1vs.UCRiverside L,2-3vs.HumboldtState W,3-2vs.EasternTexas W,3-0vs.CalStateL.A. W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* L,2-3atChicoState* W,3-1atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE W,3-2atCalStateHayward W,3-0GRANDCANYON W,3-1atSanFranciscoState W,3-0vs.MinnesotaState-Mankato W,3-0vs.FloridaSouthern L,0-3vs.NorthDakotaState L,0-3vs.CentralMissouriState W,3-1vs.AirForce W,3-1atSonomaState* W,3-0CHICOSTATE* W,3-0atHumboldtState* W,3-0atSacramentoState W,3-2CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0atPortlandState† L,1-3

1990 30-17, 13-1vs.Westmont L,1-2


Year-by-Year Scores

vs.Chapman L,0-2atFresnoPacific W,2-1vs.SacramentoState L,0-2atFresnoPacific W,2-0vs.SacramentoState L,1-2atFresnoPacific W,2-0vs.Chapman W,2-0vs.SacramentoState L,0-2CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD W,3-2CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD W,2-1SACRAMENTOSTATE L,1-2vs.HumboldtState W,3-2vs.AbileneChristian(Texas) W,3-1vs.CalPolyPomona L,1-3vs.WestTexasState L,1-3atCalStateL.A. W,3-1NEVADA W,3-2NOTREDAMEDENAMUR W,3-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0atCalStateHayward* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0atNorthernColorado W,3-2atSonomaState* W,3-0vs.Alaska-Anchorage L,1-3vs.Chamande W,3-2vs.PortlandState L,0-3vs.EastTexasState W,3-0vs.Chamande W,3-0CHICOSTATE* W,3-2atHumboldtState* W,3-0atNotreDamedeNamur W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-1SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-3CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-0vs.St.CloudState(Minn.) W,3-1vs.Regis(Colo.) W,3-1vs.MetroState(Colo.) W,3-1vs.WestTexasState L,2-3vs.NorthernColorado L,1-3vs.FloridaSouthern L,2-3HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0atSacramentoState L,0-3atChicoState* L,1-3atSacramentoState† L,0-3

1989 22-7, 11-1CALSTATEBAKERSFIELD L,0-3vs.PugetSound(Wash.) L,0-2vs.NotreDamedeNamur W,2-0vs.NorthernIllinois L,1-2atChicoState* L,2-3vs.NotreDamedeNamur W,2-0vs.SonomaState W,2-0vs.CalStateDominguezHills W,2-0vs.CalStateStanislaus W,2-0vs.CalStateL.A. W,2-0vs.SacramentoState L,0-3MENLO W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0atNotreDamedeNamur W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-2SONOMASTATE* W,3-1HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0vs.Biola(Fla.) W,2-0vs.FresnoPacific W,2-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0NOTREDAMEDENAMUR W,3-0atCalStateHayward* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* W,3-1atHumboldtState* W,3-0

CHICOSTATE* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-3atSonomaState* W,3-0atSaintMary’s L,0-3

1988 22-15, 9-3CALPOLYPOMONA L,1-3vs.SonomaState W,2-0vs.ChicoState W,2-1vs.Alaska-Anchorage L,0-2NEVADA L,1-3atCalStateBakersfield L,1-3vs.WestTexasState W,2-0vs.CalStateNorthridge L,0-2vs.RegisCollege L,0-2vs.CalBaptist W,2-0vs.CalBaptist W,3-2vs.WestTexasState L,0-2atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0NOTREDAMEDENAMUR W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* L,1-3atCalStateHayward* W,3-0atSonomaState* W,3-1HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0atSacramentoState L,0-3atMenlo W,3-1CHICOSTATE* W,3-1CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0vs.Regis(Colo.) L,3-0vs.Denver W,3-0vs.TexasState W,3-0vs.MetroState(Colo.) L,1-3vs.Augustana(S.D.) W,3-0vs.Regis(Colo.) L,0-3vs.NorthernColorado W,2-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* L,0-3CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-1vs.NorhDakota W,3-1SONOMASTATE* W,3-1atHumboldtState* W,3-1atChicoState* L,2-3SaintMary’s(siteN/A) W,3-2SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-3

1987 13-14, 7-5vs.HumboldtState L,0-2MENLO L,2-3atChicoState* L,1-3SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-2SANFRANCISCOSTATE* L,0-3CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-1vs.Masters W,2-1vs.Lewis&Clark L,0-2vs.FresnoPacific L,0-2vs.SaintMary’s W,2-0vs.CalStateBakersfield W,2-0vs.Lewis&Clark L,1-2vs.Vanguard W,2-0vs.CalStateBakersfield L,0-2atNevada L,0-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0atSacramentoState L,0-3AIRFORCE W,3-2atCalStateHayward* W,3-1HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0atSonomaState* L,2-3atHumboldtState* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* L,0-3St.Mary’s(siten/a) W,3-0CHICOSTATE* L,0-3

1986 5-22, 4-8CALPOLYPOMONA L,1-3vs.SonomaState L,0-3vs.UCSantaCruz W,2-0vs.UCSanDiego L,0-2SAINTMARY’S L,0-3atSacramentoState L,1-3SONOMASTATE* L,0-3HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-1atSanFranciscoState* L,0-3atCalStateHayward* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* L,2-3atChicoState* L,0-3MENLO L,0-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* L,0-3atSonomaState* L,0-3NEVADA L,0-3SANFRANCISCOSTATE* L,0-3atHumboldtState* W,3-2CHICOSTATE* L,1-3vs.CalPolyPomona L,0-3vs.PortlandState L,0-3vs.MetroState(Colo.) L,0-3vs.Alaska-Anchorage L,0-3vs.TexasWoman’s L,1-3vs.Chapman L,0-3SACRAMENTOSTATE L,1-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0

1985 11-12, 8-4WesternWashington L,0-2vs.ChicoState L,0-2SantaClara L,0-2CalStateBakersfield L,0-2PortlandState L,0-2vs.Nevada L,0-2atMenlo W,3-2CHICOSTATE* L,2-3CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-1atSanFranciscoState* L,2-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE* L,0-3atSonomaState* W,3-0atHumboldtState* W,3-1atNevada L,1-3atCalStateHayward* W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0atSacramentoState* L,0-3atAlaska-Anchorage L,0-3atAlaska-Fairbanks W,3-0atAlaska-Fairbanks W,3-1SONOMASTATE* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-1

1984 12-8, 8-4atChicoState* L,1-3vs.ScrippsCollege W,2-0vs.CalStateBakersfield L,0-2vs.Chapman W,2-1vs.LaVerne L,0-2SANFRANCISCOSTATE* L,0-3CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0atSacramentoState L,0-3SONOMASTATE* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0NORTHERNCOLORADO L,0-3atCalStateHayward* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* L,1-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE L,0-3

NEVADA W,3-0atHumboldtState* W,3-0atSonomaState* W,3-2CHICOSTATE* W,3-0

1983 27-9, 13-1vs.UtahState W,2-0vs.BoiseState W,2-0vs.SonomaState W,2-0vs.SacramentoState L,0-2CALPOLYPOMONA L,2-3atUniv.ofSanFrancisco L,1-3atChicoState* W,3-1vs.CalStateL.A. W,2-0vs.ColoradoCollege W,2-0vs.LaVerne W,2-0vs.AzusaPacific W,2-0vs.UCRiverside L,0-2vs.SacramentoState W,2-1atCalStateHayward* W,3-0vs.Alaska-Anchorage W,3-0vs.Alaska-Fairbanks W,3-1AIRFORCE W,3-2CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE* W,3-0atSonomaState* W,3-2atHumboldtState* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0vs.PortlandCollege L,0-3vs.UCRiverside L,1-3vs.NorthernColorado W,3-1vs.SacramentoState L,0-3SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-1atSacramentoState* L,2-3SONOMASTATE* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0CHICOSTATE* W,3-1atNevada W,3-1vs.SacramentoState@ W,3-1vs.Portland@ L,0-3

1982 17-13, 9-5vs.OregonState L,0-2WASHINGTONSTATE W,3-0UNIV.OFWYOMING L,2-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-0atSacramentoState* L,1-3atCalStateStanislaus* L,2-3SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0FRESNOSTATE L,2-3atSonomaState* L,2-3HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0vs.Nevada W,3-1vs.UCRiverside L,0-3vs.Chapman W,2-0vs.SacramentoState W,2-0vs.CalStateNorthridge L,0-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE* L,0-3atCalStateHayward* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-1vs.NorthernArizona W,2-0vs.CalStateDominguezHills W,2-1vs.U.S.International L,0-2vs.SacramentoState L,0-2NEVADA W,3-1atHumboldtState* W,3-0atChicoState* L,1-3


Year-by-Year Scores

vs.Chapman† W,3-1vs.UCRiverside† L,1-3

1981 25-6, 12-1vs.CalStateHayward W,2-0vs.CalStateBakersfield W,2-0vs.Loyola T,1-1vs.Oregon T,1-1vs.Chapman W,2-1vs.WashingtonState W.2-0vs.UCIrvine L,0-2atChicoState* W,3-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0atCalStateHayward* W,3-0atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0atSonomaState* W,3-2atHumboldtState* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE* L,0-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-1CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0atNevada W,3-0atUniv.ofSanFrancisco W,3-2atSacramentoState* L,1-3vs.CalStateDominguezHills W,2-0vs.LaVerne W,2-0vs.Nevada T,1-1vs.PointLoma W,2-0vs.UCRiverside L,0-2vs.AirForce W,2-0vs.CalPolyPomona W,2-0vs.UCSanDiego W,2-1SONOMASTATE* W,3-0CHICOSTATE* W,3-0atFresnoState L,1-3vs.NorhernKentucky† W,3-2vs.CalStateNorthridge† L,0-3

1980 28-7, 12-2vs.CalStateHayward W,2-0vs.FresnoState L,0-2CHICOSTATE* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0atSacramentoState* L,2-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-2atCalStateHayward* W,3-0NEVADA W,3-1atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE* L,1-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0vs.Chapman W,2-0vs.CalStateDominguezHills W,2-0vs.AzusaPacific W,2-0vs.OccidentalCollege W,3-1vs.SacramentoState W,3-0atSonomaState* W,3-2atHumboldtState* W,3-0atChicoState* W,3-1vs.UCSanDiego@ W,3-1vs.AzusaPacific@ L,0-2vs.LaVerne@ W,2-0vs.OccidentalCollege@ W,2-0vs.AzusaPacific@ W,2-0vs.SacramentoState@ L,1-2vs.Mansfield(Pa.)@ W,2-0vs.SulRossState(Texas)@ W,2-0vs.OhioNorthernUniv.@ W,3-0vs.AzusaPacific@ W,3-2

vs.SacramentoState@ L,0-3vs.AzusaPacific@ L,0-2

1979 28-10, 13-1vs.Stanford W,2-1vs.SacramentoState L,0-2PACIFIC L,0-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-0atSacramentoState* L,2-3atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-1vs.UCSanDiego W,2-0vs.UCSantaCruz W,2-0atSonomaState* W,3-1atHumboldtState* W,3-1atNevada L,1-3CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0SACRAMENTOSTATE* W,3-0vs.Chapman L,0-3vs.OccidentalCollege W,2-0vs.CalStateL.A. W,2-0vs.AzusaPacific L,2-3vs.Biola(Fla.) W,2-1atSanFranciscoState* W,3-2atCalStateHayward* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0atChicoState* W,3-0vs.UCSanDiego L,2-3vs.Occidental W,2-1vs.Biola(Fla.) W,2-1vs.SacramentoState W,2-0vs.UCSanDiego W,2-1vs.AzusaPacific L,2-3vs.SulRossState(Texas)@ W,2-1vs.EastStroudsburg(Pa.)@ W,2-0vs.Linfield(Ore.)@ W,2-1vs.Wisc.-StevensPoint@ W,2-0vs.Wisc.-LaCrosse@ W,2-0vs.AzusaPacific@ L,0-2vs.SacramentoState@ L,0-2

1978 13-10, 11-3vs.SacramentoState L,1-2atPacific L,0-3CALPOLY L,0-3atSacramentoState* L,0-3vs.UCRiverside W,2-0vs.UCSanDiego W,2-0vs.UCLA L,0-2vs.UCSantaBarbara L,0-2vs.UCIrvine L,0-2atSonomaState* W,3-1atSanFranciscoState* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,3-0NEVADA L,2-3atHumboldtState* W,3-0atChicoState* W,3-2SANFRANCISCOSTATE* W,3-0SONOMASTATE* W,3-0atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* L,1-3CHICOSTATE* W,3-2SACRAMENTOSTATE* L,1-3

1977 5-7, 4-3CHICOSTATE* L,1-3SANJOSESTATE L,0-3atCalifornia L,1-3

UCLA L,0-3atSacramentoState* W,3-0NEVADA W,3-1atCalStateStanislaus* W,3-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,3-0HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,3-0atChicoState* L,2-3PACIFIC L,1-3SANFRANCISCOSTATE* L,1-3

1976 12-12, 3-3vs.SonomaState* W,2-0vs.CalStateHayward* W,2-0vs.California W,2-0vs.SacramentoState* L,1-2vs.UCSantaBarbara L,0-2vs.UCLA L,0-2vs.UCSanDiego W,2-0SANFRANCISCOSTATE* L,0-2atSanJoseState L,0-2HUMBOLDTSTATE* W,2-0CALIFORNIA W,2-1atStanford L,1-2SANJOSESTATE L,1-2UCRIVERSIDE L,1-2CHICOSTATE* W,2-0vs.Occidental W,2-0vs.UCLA L,0-2vs.BrighamYoung L,0-2atFresnoState W,2-0vs.FresnoState W,2-0vs.SanJoseState L,0-2vs.Nevada W,2-0vs.California W,2-0vs.SanJoseState L,1-2

1975 11-9, 4-0atSacramentoState W,2-1vs.ChicoState L,1-2SANJOSESTATE L,0-3vs.California W,2-0vs.UCLA L,0-2vs.UCSanDiego W,2-0vs.UCRiverside L,0-2FRESNOSTATE W,2-1atSanJoseState L,1-2atHumboldtState* W,2-0CALSTATEHAYWARD* W,2-0atChicoState* W,2-0SACRAMENTOSTATE* W,2-0vs.California W,2-0vs.FresnoState W,2-0vs.SanJoseState L,0-2vs.Nevada W,2-0vs.SanJoseState L,1-2vs.CalStateNorthridge L,0-2vs.UCSantaBarbara L,0-2

1974 10-4, 5-0CALSTATESTANISLAUS* W,2-0CALIFORNIA W,2-0atSantaClara W,2-0atChicoState* W,2-1atNevada W,2-1vs.HumboldtState* W,2-0vs.HumboldtState* W,2-1vs.SanJoseState L,0-2vs.SanJoseState W,2-1vs.SanJoseState L,0-2CALSTATENORTHRIDGE L,0-2vs.SanJoseState W,2-1vs.SacramentoState* W,2-0

vs.UCRiverside L,1-2

*Conferencematch†NCAANorthwest/SouthwestRegional††NCAAChampionships@AIAWChampionships


All-Time Series Records

Opponent W-L Last Match StreakAbileneChristian...................... 3-0 W,3-2(8/28/99)........... W3AdamsState........................... 1-0 W,3-0(8/30/97)............ W1AirForce................................. 5-0 W,3-2(9/6/08).............. W5Akron..................................... 1-0 W,3-0(9/6/08).............. W1AlaskaAnchorage................... 3-4 W,3-2(8/27/99)........... W2AlaskaFairbanks...................... 3-0 W,3-1(11/10/85).......... W3Albany................................... 0-1 L,0-3(8/25/07)...............L1AngeloState........................... 1-0 W,3-1(10/29/93).......... W1ArmstrongAtlanticState........... 0-1 L,0-3(8/26/00)...............L1Augustana.............................. 1-0 W,3-0(10/22/88).......... W1AzusaPacific........................... 4-4 W,2-0(9/24/83)...............naBarry..................................... 1-0 W,3-2(10/30/93).......... W1Baylor.................................... 0-1 L,1-3(8/25/06)...............L1Bellarmine.............................. 1-0 W,3-0(10/26/96).......... W1Biola...................................... 5-0 W,3-0(10/10/92).......... W5BoiseState............................. 2-1 W,3-1(9/7/07).............. W1BrighamYoung........................ 0-1 L,0-2(11/6/76)...............L1BrighamYoung-Hawaii.............. 0-1 L,0-3(9/7/02).................L1Brown.................................... 1-0 W,3-1(9/11/04)............ W1California...........................6-4 L, 0-3 (8/26/06)......... L3CalBaptist.............................. 2-0 W,3-2(9/17/88)............ W2Cal Poly.............................4-7 W, 3-2 (11/14/09)... W3CalPolyPomona................. 4-19 W,3-0(10/17/03)......... W1Cal State Bakersfield ... 8-24 L, 1-3 (9/19/08)......... L1CalStateDominguezHills...... 20-4 W,3-0(10/31/03)......... W1Cal State Fullerton............4-7 L, 1-3 (11/6/09)......... L1CalStateEastBay................. 40-3 L,0-3(11/7/97)...............L2CalStateL.A........................ 7-16 W,3-2(11/1/03)........... W1Cal State Northridge..... 6-10 W, 3-0 (10/24/09)... W3CalStateSanBernardino....... 5-13 L,0-3(10/18/03)..........L11CalStateStanislaus.............. 52-5 W,3-0(11/15/03)......... W2CentralConnecticutState.......... 0-1 L,0-3(9/4/04).................L1CentralMissouriState............... 2-1 L,1-3(8/30/96)...............L1CentralWashington.................. 3-1 L,2-3(9/2/02)................L1Chaminade............................. 2-2 L,1-3(9/3/01).................L2Chapman................................ 7-3 W,3-1(9/7/91).............. W1ChicoState........................ 42-22 L,2-3(11/5/03)..............L1Claremont-Mudd-Scripps............ 1-0 W,2-0(9/21/84)............. W1ColoradoChristian.................... 2-0 W,3-0(9/16/94)............ W2ColoradoCollege...................... 1-0 W,2-0(9/23/83)............. W1Denver................................... 1-0 W,3-0(10/21/88).......... W1Dominican.............................. 1-0 W,3-0(9/12/97)............ W1EastStroudsburg...................... 1-0 W,2-0(12/6/79)............. W1FloridaSouthern...................... 2-3 W,3-2(9/18/97)............ W2Fordham................................ 1-0 W,3-1(9/20/08)............ W1FresnoPacific.......................... 5-3 L,2-3(10/8/96)...............L2Fresno State......................5-6 W, 3-0 (8/30/08)..... W1Gonzaga................................. 0-1 L,1-3(9/10/05)...............L1GrandCanyon...................... 8-13 W,3-0(11/8/03)........... W2HendersonState...................... 1-0 W,3-0(8/31/96)............ W1Hofstra................................... 0-1 L,2-3(9/3/04).................L1HolyNames............................ 6-0 W,3-1(9/20/00)........... W6HumboldtState.................... 43-6 W,3-1(8/30/03)........... W5Idaho..................................... 0-2 L,2-3(9/8/07).................L2IdahoState............................. 2-1 W,3-1(9/1/07).............. W1LaVerne................................. 3-1 L,0-2(9/21/84)...............L1Lewis&Clark.......................... 1-2 W,3-0(10/8/94)............ W1Linfield................................... 1-0 W,2-1(12/6/79)............. W1Long Beach State........... 0-11 L, 0-3 (11/7/09).......L11MankatoState....................... 2-0 W,3-1(9/5/97).............. W2Mansfield............................... 1-0 W,2-0(12/11/80)........... W1Massachusetts-Lowell............... 1-0 W,3-0(8/30/02)............ W1MastersCollege....................... 1-0 W,2-1(10/9/87)............. W1Memphis................................ 1-0 W,3-0(9/5/09).............. W1Menlo.................................... 3-2 W,3-0(9/20/89)............ W2MesaState............................. 2-3 W,3-2(8/26/00)........... W1

Opponent W-L Last Match StreakMetroState........................... 3-2 W,3-0(8/26/99)........... W3MichiganTech......................... 3-0 W,3-0(9/5/98).............. W3Minnesota-Duluth..................... 1-0 W,3-0(11/6/92)............ W1MississippiState...................... 1-0 W,3-0(9/4/09).............. W1Missouri................................. 0-1 L,0-3(9/13/08)...............L1MissouriState......................... 0-1 L,1-3(9/3/09).................L1Montana................................ 1-2 W,3-0(8/26/06)............ W1MontanaState........................ 2-1 W,3-0(8/29/09)............ W2Nebraska-Omaha..................... 1-1 L,0-3(9/6/97).................L1Nevada.........................12-10 W, 3-1 (9/11/09)..... W1NewMexico............................ 0-1 L,0-3(9/9/05).................L1NewMexicoState................... 0-1 L,1-3(8/25/07)...............L1NewYorkUniv......................... 1-0 W,3-0(8/30/02)............ W1NorthCarolinaState................. 1-0 W,3-1(9/5/08).............. W1NorthDakota.......................... 2-1 L,0-3(9/6/97).................L1NorthDakotaState.................. 0-1 L,0-3(11/2/91)...............L1NorthFlorida........................... 1-1 W,3-2(9/14/96)............ W1NorthernArizona..................... 1-1 L,2-3(8/24/07)...............L1NorthernColorado.................... 5-2 W,3-1(8/30/96)............ W1NorthernKentucky.................. 1-0 W,3-2(12/11/81).......... W1NorthernIllinois....................... 0-1 L,1-2(9/8/89).................L1NorthernMichigan................... 1-0 W,3-2(11/8/92)............ W1NorthwestNazarene................ 0-1 L,1-3(9/7/02)................L1NotreDamedeNamur............. 9-1 W,3-0(9/16/03)........... W1Occidental............................... 5-0 W,2-0(11/28/80)........... W5OhioNorthern......................... 1-0 W,3-0(12/12/80).......... W1Oregon State.....................0-1 L, 0-2 (9/11/82)......... L1Pacific.............................. 2-12 W, 3-0 (11/21/09)... W2Pepperdine............................. 0-1 L,0-3(9/12/08)...............L1PointLomaNazarene............... 1-0 W,2-0(11/13/81)........... W1Portland................................. 1-1 W,3-0(8/29/09)............ W1PortlandState....................... 0-13 L,1-3(9/12/09).............L13PugetSound........................... 0-2 L,1-3(9/20/97)...............L2Regis..................................... 2-3 W,3-2(10/30/93).......... W2Rollins.................................... 1-0 W,3-1(9/1/95).............. W1Sacramento State........16-49 L, 2-3 (9/15/09) ........ L1St.CloudState(Minn.)............ 1-0 W,3-1(11/2/90)............ W1St.Martin’s(Wash.)................ 1-0 W,3-2(8/24/01)............ W1SaintLouis.............................. 0-1 L,0-3(9/19/09)...............L1SaintMary’s........................... 3-4 L,1-3(8/29/08)...............L3SamHoustonState.................. 1-0 W,3-0(9/12/09)............ W1SanDiego............................... 1-0 W,2-0(10/11/75)........... W1SanFrancisco.......................... 1-5 L,0-3(9/8/07).................L5SanFranciscoState............. 37-15 W,3-1(10/24/03)....... W10SanJoseState...................... 2-13 L,0-3(9/6/06)...............L11SantaClara............................. 0-3 L,1-3(9/13/07)...............L3SeattleUniv............................ 1-0 W,3-1(9/6/03).............. W1SeattlePacific........................ 2-2 L,1-3(9/5/03)................L1SimonFraser........................... 1-0 W,3-2(9/6/91).............. W1SIUEdwardsville...................... 1-0 W,3-0(9/19/09)............ W1SonomaState.................... 44-13 L,1-3(10/25/03)............L1SouthernCaliforniaCollege....... 1-0 W,2-1(10/10/87)........... W1SouthwestTexasState............. 1-0 W,3-0(10/21/88).......... W1Stanford................................. 1-1 W,2-1(9/15/79)............. W1StephenF.Austin..................... 1-0 W,3-0(9/5/09).............. W1SulRossState......................... 2-0 W,2-0(12/11/80)........... W2Tampa.................................... 3-1 L,1-3(9/13/96)...............L1TexasA&M-Commerce.............. 3-0 W,3-0(10/25/96).......... W3TexasA&M-CorpusChristi.......... 0-1 L,1-3(9/16/05)...............L1TexasWoman’s....................... 0-1 L,1-3(11/7/86)...............L1Toledo.................................... 1-1 W,3-0(9/18/09)............ W1UC Irvine......................... 1-11 W, 3-1 (10/30/09)... W1UCLA...................................... 0-3 L,0-2(10/2/76)...............L3UC Riverside ................. 9-23 W, 3-0 (10/31/09) .. W3UCSanDiego....................... 7-10 L,0-3(11/7/03)..............L5UC Santa Barbara.......... 1-12 L, 1-3 (11/13/09)....... L1

Opponent W-L Last Match StreakUCSantaCruz......................... 5-0 W,3-0(9/1/00)............. W5UNLV..................................... 0-1 L,0-3(9/2/06).................L1U.S.International.................... 0-1 L,0-2(11/13/82).............L1Utah State.........................1-1 L, 1-3 (9/25/04)......... L1UtahValleyState..................... 0-2 L,1-3(9/17/05)...............L2Washington............................ 0-1 L,0-3(9/15/06)...............L1WashingtonState.................... 3-2 L,1-3(8/28/09)...............L2WayneState(Mich.)................ 1-0 W,3-0(9/2/95).............. W1WestTexasA&M..................... 1-4 L,1-3(12/5/92)...............L3WesternState(Colo.)............. 1-1 W,3-0(8/26/00)............ W1WesternWashington............... 0-5 L,0-3(9/6/03)................L5Westmont............................... 0-1 L,1-2(8/31/90)...............L1Wisconsin-LaCrosse.................. 1-0 W,2-0(12/7/79)............. W1Wisconsin-StevensPoint............ 1-0 W,2-0(12/7/79)............. W1Wyoming................................ 0-1 L,2-3(9/16/82)...............L1

Teams in bold are 2010 opponentsFirst-timeopponentsin2010:SetonHall,SMU,TexasState,TexasTech,Utah.

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ACADEMICSUCDaviscomprisesthreecolleges(Agricultural

& Environmental Sciences, Engineering, Letters &Science), five professional schools (Education, Law,Management,Medicine,VeterinaryMedicine)plustheDivisionofBiologicalSciences.

With103undergraduatemajorsand80graduateprograms,theuniversityoffersthemostexpansiveanddiverserangeofacademicsamonganyoftheUniversityofCaliforniacampuses.Additionally,studentsalsohavetheopportunitytocombinemajorsorcustomizetheirfieldofstudybycreatinganindividualmajor.

Forthoseinterestedingraduatedegrees–whetheritbeamaster’sdegreeoradoctorate–UCDavisoffersadvisingservicestohelpstudentscrafttheireducationtowardthosegoals.Anestimated86percentofUCDavisstudentsapplyingtograduateschoolsearnacceptancetoeithertheirfirstorsecondchoices.

COMMUNITYWithapopulationofapproximately60thousand,

Davisiswidelyknownforbeingasafe,activeandso-ciallyinnovativecommunity.

Thedowntownareaboastsamultitudeofspecialtyshops,restaurants,theatersandartgalleries;whilethecity’snumerousparksofferrecreationalopportunitiesforactivestudents.

ACTIVITIESOncampus,UCDavisstudentscanrallyaround

thehighlysuccessfulathleticsdepartmentbyjoiningtheAggiePackspiritorganization,orenjoyafirst-classperformanceattheRobert&MagritMondaviCenterforthePerformingArts.

The university also offers hundreds of studentclubs and organizations, including cultural clubs,fraternities and sororities, faith-based organizationsand the Associated Students of UC Davis studentgovernment.

FortheactiveAggie,studentsmayparticipateinthediverseintramuralsportsprogramorjoinoneofthe30-plussportsclubs.In2004,theActivities&Rec-reationCenter(ARC)openeditsdoors,providingthecampuswithitsownstate-of-the-artfitnessvenue.

InApril,UCDavishostsPicnicDay, an annualstudent-runopenhouse.Thepopulareventshowcasesall that the campus has to offer, attracting students,staff,faculty,parents,alumniandmembersofthesur-roundingcommunities.

GETTING AROUNDNestled just southwest of Sacramento, the city

ofDavis rests just 15minutes froman internationalairport,andcontainsadowntownstationservicedbyGreyhoundandAmtrak.CentrallylocatedintheSac-ramentoValley,thetownsitsequallyclosetoboththefinestskiresortsandthePacificOcean’stopbeaches.

WithinDavisanditsneighboringtowns,bothYolo-busandthestudent-operatedUnitransbussystemsofferfreetransportationtoregisteredundergraduates.

Thetownboastsmorebicyclespercapitathananyothercity in thenation.More than50milesofbikepathsmaketheentiretownconducivetobothridersandpedestrians.

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UCDavisoffersmorethan100undergraduatemajors–thewidestvarietyofanyUniversityofCaliforniacampus.

AeronauticalScienceandEngineeringAfricanAmerican&AfricanStudies

AgriculturalSystemsandEnvironmentAmericanStudies

AnimalBiologyAnimalScience

AnimalScience&ManagementAnthropology

AppliedPhysicsArtHistoryArtStudio

AsianAmericanStudiesAtmosphericScience

AvianSciencesBiochemicalEngineering

Biochemistry&MolecularBiologyBiologicalScience

BiologicalSystemsEngineeringBiomedicalEngineering

BiotechnologyCellBiology

ChemicalEngineeringChemicalEngineering/MaterialScienceEngineering

ChemistryChicana/ChicanoStudies

ChineseCivilEngineering

ClassicalCivilizationClinicalNutritionCommunication

Community&RegionalDevelopmentComparativeLiterature

ComputationalAppliedScienceComputerEngineering

ComputerScienceComputerScience&Engineering

CropScience&ManagementDesign

DramaticArtEastAsianStudies

EconomicsElectricalEngineering

EnglishEntomology

Environmental&ResourceSciencesEnvironmentalBiology&Management

EnvironmentalHorticulture&UrbanForestryEnvironmentalPolicyAnalysis&Planning

EnvironmentalToxicologyEvolution,Ecology&Biodiversity

ExerciseBiologyFiber&PolymerScience

FilmStudiesFoodScience

FrenchGeneticsGeologyGermanHistory

HumanDevelopmentHydrology

InternationalAgriculturalDevelopmentInternationalRelations

ItalianJapanese

LandscapeArchitectureLinguistics

ManagerialEconomicsMaterialsScience&Engineering

MathematicsMechanicalEngineering

MedievalStudiesMicrobiology

MusicNativeAmericanStudies

NaturalSciencesNature&Culture

Neurobiology,Physiology&BehaviorNutritionScience

OpticalScience&EngineeringPhilosophy

PhysicsPlantBiology

PoliticalSciencePsychology

ReligiousStudiesRussian

SociologySoil&WaterScience

SpanishStatistics

Textiles&ClothingViticulture&Enology

Wildlife,Fish&ConservationBiologyWomenandGenderStudies

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CAMPUSLEADERSHIP

LindaKatehibecamethesixthchancelloroftheUni-versityofCalifornia,Davis,onAugust17,2009.Aschiefexecutiveofficer,sheoverseesallaspectsoftheuniversity’steaching,researchandpublicservicemission.

ChancellorKatehi(kah-TAY-hee)alsoholdsUCDavisfacultyappointmentsinelectricalandcomputerengineeringandinwomenandgenderstudies.AmemberoftheNationalAcademyofEngineering,shechairs thePresident’sCom-mitteefortheNationalMedalofScienceandischairoftheSecretaryofCommerce’scommitteefortheNationalMedalofTechnologyand Innovation.She is a fellowandboardmemberoftheAmericanAssociationfortheAdvancementof Science and a member of many other national boardsandcommittees.

Previously,ChancellorKatehiservedasprovostandvicechancellorforacademicaffairsattheUniversityofIl-linoisatUrbana-Champaign;theJohnA.EdwardsonDeanof Engineering and professor of electrical and computerengineering at Purdue University; and associate dean foracademicaffairsandgraduateeducationintheCollegeofEngineering and professor of electrical engineering and

computerscienceattheUniversityofMichigan.Sinceherearlyyearsasafacultymember,Chancellor

Katehihasfocusedonexpandingresearchopportunitiesforundergraduates and improving the educationandprofes-sionalexperienceofgraduatestudents,withanemphasisonunderrepresentedgroups.Shehasmentoredmorethan70postdoctoralfellows,doctoralandmaster’sstudentsinelectricalandcomputerengineering.Twenty-oneofthe42doctoral students who graduated under her supervisionhave become faculty members in research universities intheUnitedStatesandabroad.

Herworkinelectroniccircuitdesignhasledtonumer-ousnationalandinternationalawardsbothasatechnicalleaderandeducator,16U.S.patents,andanadditionalsixU.S.patentapplications.Sheistheauthororco-authorof10bookchapters andabout600 refereedpublications injournalsandsymposiaproceedings.

Sheearnedherbachelor’sdegreeinelectricalengineer-ingfromtheNationalTechnicalUniversityofAthens,Greece,in1977,andhermaster’sanddoctoraldegreesinelectricalengineeringfromUCLAin1981and1984,respectively.

LINDA KATEHI UC Davis Chancellor

Fred Wood assumed the role of Vice Chancellor forStudentAffairsonAugust1,2007.Dr.Woodoverseespro-gramsandservicesthatenhancetheacademicandpersonaldevelopmentofstudents,includingintercollegiateathletics.HealsoprovidesadministrativeleadershiptoaDivisionofover50 student supportprogramsand to a teamofover800 staff members. In addition, he manages a budget ofover30milliondollars.HeadvisestheChancelloronmat-tersrelatingtostudents,enrollment,access,retention,andcampusclimate.

Woodearnedhisbachelor’sandPh.D.fromUCDavisinChemistryin1980and1984.Soonaftergraduating,hebeganhisfacultyappointmentinChemistryandalsoservedtheCollegeofLettersandScienceastheAssociateDean,apositionheheld for13years.Mostrecentlyheservedasthe Associate Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies andInterimViceProvostofUndergraduateStudies.Heisa2003graduateoftheHarvardUniversityExecutiveLeadershipandManagementInstitute,andalsoagraduateoftheUniversityofCaliforniaManagementInstitute.

Dr.Woodisamemberofseveralprofessionalorganiza-tions including American College Personnel Association,NationalAssociationofStudentPersonnelAdministrators,andtheNationalAssociationofCollegeandUniversityBusi-

nessOfficers.HealsoservesontheCouncilofDeansandViceChancellorsatUCDavis,aswellasovertwentydifferentcommitteesandcouncilsonandoffcampus.

SeveralprioritiesheisfocusingoninStudentAffairsincludebuildingbridgeswithin StudentAffairs andwithacademic affairs; increasing the diversity of our studentpopulationbyreachingouttostudentswhoaredisadvan-tagedandunderrepresented;recruitmentandadmissions;increasingthenumberofstudentstransferringtoUCDavisfromcommunitycollegesandhelpingwiththeirtransition;developaninclusivecommunityforallofourstudents;workto help new students effectively navigate the university;improveretentionandgraduation;improveaccountabilityand transparency; improvestudenthealth; increase fund-raisingefforts tohelp supportourunits and theirneeds;maintainingaffordabilityforstudentstoattendcollege;andkeepingupwiththelatesttechnologytoprovideourstaff,facultyandstudentswiththemostuptodateandaccurateinformation.

Dr.Woodcontinuestoteachundergraduatestudentswhile serving in his administrative role and maintainingafocusoncontinuallyimprovingtheservicesavailabletoundergraduateandgraduatestudents.

FRED WOOD Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs

GREG WARZECKA Director of Athletics

UCDAVISATHLETICS

OnAugust1,1995,GregWarzeckabecamethe11thdirectorofathleticsatUCDavis.Inthedecade-plussince,theAggieathleticsprogramhasenjoyedunprecedentedsuccessunderhisguidance.

Warzecka’spenchantforprogressbeganfromhisfirstyearasdirectorwhenhewaschargedwiththetaskoffullyengagingthecampusindicussionsregardingwhetherornotUC Davis would offer athletics-related financial aid. Oneyearlater,thecampusannouncedthelaunchofitsfirst-evergrant-in-aidprogram.

WarzeckahasalsooverseenUCDavis’transitionintotwo conferences in his short tenure. In 1998, the Aggiesmovedfromthenow-defunctNorthernCaliforniaAthleticConference to thepowerfulCaliforniaCollegiateAthleticAssociation.

Thenin2003,theUCDavisprogramannouncedthatitwouldjointheBigWestConferenceandthusreclassifyfromNCAADivisionIItoDivisionIstatus.UnderWarzecka’sguidance,theAggieathleticsprogramincreaseditsgrant-in-aidallocationnearlytenfoldtoapproximately$5million.Duringthisperiod,healsoengineeredasubstantialupgradeinathleticsfacilities,mostnotablytheSchaalAquaticsCen-ter(2004),theMaryaWelchTennisCenter(2005)andthemulti-useAggieStadium(2007).

During Warzecka’s tenure, UC Davis captured sixNACDADivisionIIDirectors’Cupsasthemostoutstand-ingoverallprograminthecountry.Forhispart,NACDAselectedWarzeckaasitsA.D.oftheyearfortheD-IIWestRegionin2001-02.

Furthermore,theeditorsofSports IllustratedmagazinelaudedtheAggieprogramonthreedifferentoccasions.In1999 and 2000, Sports Illustrated For Women named UCDavis as the top Division II school for women athletics.Oneyearlater,SIselectedUCDavisasitstopD-IIschoolforthe2001-02year.

Beforeturningtoadministration,Warzeckahadbeenasuccessfulbaseballcoach,firstasanassistantathisalmamater,California.HethenservedasheadcoachatSanFran-ciscoState,thenattheUniversityofChicago,wherehealsoservedhisfirstpostasmen’sathleticsdirector.WarzeckareturnedtoCalifornia in1989tobecometheA.D.at theUniversityofRedlands,whereheremaineduntilhejoinedtheAggieathleticsstaff.

HeearnedhisBachelorofArtsdegreeinphysicaledu-cationfromCalin1975andhisMasterofSciencewithanemphasisinathleticadministrationfromCalStateHaywardin1983.

NONA RICHARDSON Senior Associate Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administator

NonaRichardsonwasnamedSeniorAssociateAthleticsDirectoratUCDavisinMarch2007.ShebringsextensiveexperiencetoherroleatUCDaviswhichincludesoverseeingcompliance,studentservicesandsportsmedicineprograms,aswellassportsupervision.

Richardson has experienced intercollegiate athleticsfromavarietyofroles,mostrecentlyduringhertenureatBallState,wheresheservedastheseniorwomanadministra-tor.Theresheoversawdailyoperationsforsportsmedicine,andstrengthandconditioningwhilealsosupervisingsevensports, includingwomen’sbasketballandwomen’svolley-ball.HercontributionsatBallStatealso includedstudent-athleteservices,communityoutreachprogramming,careerdevelopmenteducation,student-athleteawards,andotherrelated areas while also serving as a Title IX and genderequityresource.

PriortoBallState,RichardsonwasAssociateDirectorofAthleticsandSWAatValparaisoUniversityforsevenyears,wheresheservedinsimilarcapacitieswhilealsoservingasComplianceCoordinatorforthe18-sportathleticsprogram.Her duties also involved student-athlete eligibility, eventmanagementandotherkeyadministrativeresponsibilities.

Richardson has served on numerous committeesthroughoutherdistinguishedcareer,includingtheNCAA

DivisionIVolleyballCommittee(2000-02)andVolleyballOfficials Sub-Committee (2001-02). She has also been amemberofcommitteesfortheMid-ContinentConferenceandtheNationalAssociationofCollegiateWomenAthleticsAdministrators (NACWAA), the latter forwhichshealsoservedasaboardmember.

Richardson has presented at several national confer-ences,isamemberofNACWAAandtheNationalAssociationofGirlsandWomeninSports,andhaswonseveralawardsincludingNACWAA’sDr.NellJacksonAward(2000).

Her athletics administrative tenure was preceded byavolleyballcoachingcareerthatwashighlightedbyheadcoachingpositionsatEasternMichigan(1987-95)andVal-paraiso(1996-99)andanassistantcoachingassignmentatKentucky(1984-87).RichardsonwasalsoanassistantcoachattheU.S.OlympicSportsFestivalin1991.

RichardsonwasastandoutvolleyballplayeratMichiganState(1978-81)whereshewasateamco-captain,MVPandamemberoftheAssociationforIntercollegiateAthleticsforWomen(AIAW)All-Stateteam.

ShereceivedherBachelorofSciencedegreeinPhysi-calEducationfromMichiganStatein1983andherMasterofArtsandLiberalStudiesinHumanBehaviorandSocietyfromValparaisoUniversityin1999.

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Bob BiggsFootball

Steve DotenMen’sWaterPolo

Jamie HolmesWomen’sVolleyball

Barbara JahnWomen’sSwimming

John LavalleeWomen’sGymnastics

Daryl LeeMen’sTennis

Bill MazeWomen’sTennis

Rex PetersBaseball

MaryClaire RobinsonWomen’sSoccer

Dwayne ShafferMen’sSoccer

Sandy SimpsonWomen’sBasketball

Gary StewartMen’sBasketball

Byron TalleyTrack&Field(interim)

Drew WartenburgM/WCrossCountry

Jamey WrightWomen’sWaterPolo

Karen YoderSoftball

Anne WalkerWomen’sGolf

UCDAVISHEADCOACHES

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Cy WilliamsMen’sGolf

Vianney CamposFieldHockey

Recognizedin1999as“SoftballFieldoftheYear”bytheSportsTurfManagersAssociation,LaRueFieldhostedfiveNCAAWestRegionSoftballChampion-shipsinthepastdecade.Recentadditionsincludebat-tingcages,covereddugoutsandimprovedpressareas.

TheformerLowerHickeyGym,thefirsthomeofwomen’sathleticsinthepost-TitleIXera,wascon-vertedtoafirst-classpracticefacilityfortheAggiegymnasticsteamin2005.

TheTed&RandSchaalAquaticsCenterhosteditsfirsteventinJanuaryof2004.ThecomplexfeaturesanOlympic-sizedpool,lockerrooms,

teamrooms,officespaceandpermanentseatingforapproximately500spectators.TheaquaticscenterwillallowUCDavistohostchampion-

shipevents,includingthe2006NCAAWomen’sWaterPoloChampionships.

ThepalatialActivites&RecreationCenter(ARC)offersawidearrayoffitnessareas,includingfull-sizebasketballcourts,amulti-useactivitycenter

forindoorsoccerorhockey,arunning/joggingtrack,weightrooms,aerobicsfacilities,squash

andracquetballcourts,andarock-climbingwall.Additionalamenitiesincludeawellnesscenter,

studentloungesandopportunitiesforconferencesandspecialevents.

HOMEOFTHEAGGIES

ACTIVITIES &RECREATION CENTER

THE PAVILION

SCHAAL AQUATICS CENTER

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LA RUE FIELD

ThePavilion,formerlyknownasRecreationHall,servesashomecourtforUCDavisbasketball,volleyball,wrestlingandgymnastics,aswellascon-certsandspecialevents.Withaseatingcapacityofnearly8,000,thePavilionranksasoneofthelargeston-campusarenasinNorthernCalifornia.

HICKEY GYMNASTICS CENTER

Dobbinsboastsoneofthefinestplaying

surfacesinNorthernCalifornia.In2002,thestadiumwasenhancedtoincludeapressbox,

arenovatedentranceandpermanentconces-sion/restroomfacilities.

DOBBINS BASEBALL COMPLEX

BothAggieStadium(left),thehomeofsoc-cer,andtheJames&AnnDobbinsBaseballComplex(below)weretheresultofvolunteereffortsdatingbacktothemid-1980s.

UCDavisstudent-athleteswelcomedtheexpandedweightroom,locatedinsideToomeyField.Inaddi-tiontonearlytriplinginsizethepreviousfacility,theupgradealsoincludedallnewequipment,restroomsandofficespace.

Builtinthelate1940s,ToomeyFieldhashostednumer-ouschampionshipeventsforfootball,track&fieldandlacrosse.Duringthe2000OlympicTrials,standoutsMarionJonesandMichaelJohnsonusedtheWoodyWil-sonTrackasapracticefacility.

AGGIE SOCCER STADIUM

TOOMEY FIELD & WOODY WILSON TRACK

AGGIE STADIUM

AggieStadiumservesasthehomefacilityforthefootball,women’slacrosseandwomen’sfieldhockeyteams.Themulti-usevenuefeaturesanall-weatherSportexeplayingsurface,afirst-classpressbox,fulllockerrooms,restroomsandconces-sions.Theinitialdesignhasseatingfor11,000to15,000spectators,withaneventualbuild-outtoasmanyas30,000.

MARYA WELCH TENNIS CENTER

DedicatedinApril2005,theMaryaWelchTennisCenterrepresentsanexpansionoftheformerHickeyTennisCourts.Recentadditionsincludegrandstandsandcanopiedbenchesforthenorthcourts.

TOOMEY WEIGHT ROOM

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SERVINGTHEUCDAVISSTUDENT-ATHLETE

STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC SERVICES204/208HickeyGym•(530)752-3259

UC Davis ranks among the leaders in NCAAPostgraduate Scholarship Awards and Academic All-District/Americahonorees, andhasclaimeda recordthreewinnersoftheNCAAWomanoftheYearAward.Student-AthleteAcademicServicesdeservesmuchofthecreditfortheseaccomplishments.

The office started in 1988 with a single staffmemberservingasacentralizedresourceforacademicadvising,eligiblityinformationandcampusreferrals.The office has since expanded to include additionalacademicadvisors,anathleticaidcoordinator,anas-sistant eligibility coordinator and an administrativeassistant.ItisheadedbyNonaRichardson,senioras-sociatedirectorofathletics.

The Student-Athlete Academic Services officeprovidesarangeofservicestostudent-athletesonall26intercollegiateathleticsteams,includingassistancewithcourseandmajorselectionaswellasinterpretationandclarificationofeligibilityrulesandissues.

UCDavisstudent-athletestypicallyhaveamini-mumofthreeacademicadvisors:anathleticacademicadvisorassignedbysport,acollegeadvisor,andamajoradvisor(ifthestudenthasadeclaredmajor).Althoughappointmentswiththeathleticacademicadvisorsarenot mandatory at UC Davis, student-athletes mightchoosetoseetheirathleticacademicadvisorforissuesincluding:

• General education (GE) requirements• Dropping/adding courses• Time management/study skills• Assistance completing the mandatory Academic Plan Form• Study hall for student-athletes• Personal issues that affect academic performance• Choosing a major/career• Declaring or changing a major• Exploration of opportunities beyond athletics• Preparation for graduate programs• Preparation and application for NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships

and other national awards

ATHLETIC TRAINING / SPORTS MEDICINEDickLewisTrainingRoom(115HickeyGym)•(530)752-0647ThePavilionTrainingRoom•(530)752-7515

Knowncollectivelyas“TheHealerofChampions”,the UC Davis athletic training staff comprises fivefull-timecertifiedathletictrainers,afull-timephysicaltherapist/certifiedathletictrainerandapproximately24studentathletictrainers.Together,theyareresponsibleforprovidingmedicalcaretothe800-plusstudent-ath-letesthatcomposeUCDavis’26varsityteams.

The student athletic trainers serve two to threeyearswith theprogram, logging inmore than1,500

hours and gaining valuable clinical education in ahands-on environment. The internship is ideal foranystudentinterestedinagraduateprograminath-letictraining,aswellasanymedicaloralliedmedicalprofession.

TheARCPaviliontrainingroomcontainsexten-siveresourcesandequipmentfortherehabilitationofinjuredathletes.Thestaffphysical therapist ishead-quarteredthereaswell.

JeffHoganHeadAthleticTrainer

MichelleRoppeauDirectorofAthleticAcademicAdvising

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CowellStudentHealthCenter....................................... 752-2300PeerCounselorsInAthletics(PCA).............................. 754-7103Internship&CareerCenter........................................... 752-2855LearningSkillsCenter.................................................. 752-2013StudentEmploymentCenter......................................... 752-0520CounselingCenter....................................................... 752-0871TheHouse(PeerCounseling)........................................ 752-2790CrossCulturalCenter................................................... 752-4287EducationAbroadCenter.............................................. 752-3014

StudentDisabilityCenter.............................................. 752-3184InternationalHouse.................................................... 753-5007Lesbian,Gay,Bisexual&TransgenderResourceCenter...... 752-2452Women’sResource&ResearchCenter............................ 752-3372

FINANCIAL SUPPORTUndergraduateScholarshipOffice.................................. 752-2804FinancialAidOffice..................................................... 752-2390DeanWitterFundResidentialServices............................ 752-2033

OTHER RESOURCES

Small town. Big school.UC Davis is ranked 16th among public universities nationwide by the National Research Council, is listed 11th among public universities nationwide by U.S. News & World Report; and is 10th in research funding among all U.S. ranked public universities by the National Science Foundation. The campus is a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities, one of just 62 institutions of higher learning to be admitted to this distinguished group.

Founded in 1908 as the University Farm amid the fertile fields of the state’s Central Valley, UC Davis embarks on a centennial celebration during the 2008-09 academic year. The campus encompasses the colleges of Letters and Science, Engineering, Biological Sciences, and Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; and professional schools in Law, Management, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Education. It also operates the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, one of the leading teaching and research hospitals in the nation. In 2007, the campus announced a $100 million in founding support from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing.

This is a period of growth and change for UC Davis. The campus has seen growth in student, faculty and staff populations and is in the midst of more than $1 billion in new construction. New facilities do or will include new laboratories, new classrooms and new student sports and recreation facilities. Thanks to the generosity of one of the world’s most renowned winemakers,

groundbreaking took place in 2005 on the Robert Mondavi Institute for Wine and Food Science. The Robert and Margrit Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts opened in 2002 and is a showcase part of the campus.

UC Davis has enjoyed a distinguished history in athletics as it continues a new era in NCAA Division I. The Aggies are official members in most sports in the Big West Conference which includes fellow UC campuses Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara. The transition to Division I brought to an end a successful Division II era in which UC Davis captured six Directors’ Cups in eight years, awarded annually to the most successful athletics program in the country. UC Davis also twice received recognition from Sports Illustrated for Women as the top Div. II school for women while Sports Illustrated has also previously honored the institution. In addition to 26 varsity sports (14 for women and 12 for men), the campus offers nearly 40 student-organized club sports. Women's field hockey will become the 27th varsity sport when it begins competition in 2009. And each year, more than 19,000 students participate in intramural sports.

All students can enjoy abundant on- and off-campus recreational facilities for tennis, softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. Given the area’s Mediterranean climate, outdoor recreation continues year round. The program is also among the nation’s leaders in NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipients and has had three winners of the prestigious NCAA Woman of the Year Award, tied for the most among all schools in the country.

UC DAVIS VOLLEYBALL 2010

BUILDING A CHAMPION

Date OppOnent Site timeAug. 27 at Utah (1) Salt Lake City, Utah 6 p.m.Aug. 28 vs. Utah State (1) Salt Lake City, Utah NoonSept. 3 vs. Texas State (2) Dallas, Tex. 9 a.m. vs. Texas Tech (2) Dallas, Tex. 3 p.m.Sept. 4 at SMU (2) Dallas, Tex. 12:30 p.m.Sept. 10 at California (3) Berkeley, Calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 11 vs. Fresno State (3) Berkeley, Calif. NoonSept. 11 vs. Seton Hall Berkeley, Calif. 4:30 p.m.Sept. 14 Sacramento State DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 17 Oregon State vs. Cal Poly (4) Davis, Calif. NoonSept. 17 Nevada vs. Portland (4) Davis, Calif. 4:30 p.m.Sept. 17 Uc DaviS vs. oregon State (4) DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 18 Uc DaviS vs. nevaDa (4) DaviS, calif. 11:30 a.m.Sept. 18 Portland vs. Cal Poly (4) Davis, Calif. 2 p.m.Sept. 18 Oregon State vs. Nevada (4) Davis, Calif. 4:30 p.m.Sept. 18 Uc DaviS vs. portlanD (4) DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 23 at Pacific* Stockton, Calif. 7 p.m.Sept. 24 at UC Riverside* Riverside, Calif. 7 p.m.oct. 1 cal State northriDge* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.oct. 2 Uc irvine* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 8 at Long Beach State* Long Beach, Calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 9 at Cal State Fullerton* Fullerton, Calif. 7 p.m.oct. 15 cal poly* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.oct. 16 Santa BarBara* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 19 at San Francisco San Francisco, Calif. 7 p.m. oct. 23 Uc riverSiDe* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 29 at UC Irvine* Irvine, Calif. 7 p.m.Oct. 30 at Cal State Northridge* Northridge, Calif. 7 p.m.nov. 5 cal State fUllerton* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.nov. 6 long Beach State* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Nov. 12 at UC Santa Barbara* Santa Barbara, Calif. 7 p.m.Nov. 13 at Cal Poly* San Luis Obispo, Calif. 7 p.m.nov. 20 pacific* DaviS, calif. 7 p.m.Dec. 1-5 at NCAA First & Second RoundsDec. 9-12 at NCAA RegionalDec. 16-18 at NCAA Championship (Kansas City, Mo.)

HOME MATCHES IN BolD capSAll times Pacific* - Big West Conference match

Tournament Legend:(1) - Utah Classic (Utah)(2) - SMU Doubletree Invitational (Southern Methodist)(3) - Hilton Garden Classic (California)(4) - Aggie Invitational

2010 Media Guide

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