2008 sonoma state volleyball media guide

�COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATION

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRO

INTROQuick Facts___________ 1Schedule ____________ 2Season Preview _______ 3

COACHESHead Coach __________ 4Assistant Coaches _____ 4

SEAWOLVES2008 Roster __________ 52008 Seawolves _____6-12

‘07 REVIEWSeason Review _____13-19Results/Statistics _____ 20CCAA Review ________ 21

HISTORYYearly Leaders _______ 22All-Time Honors ______ 22Records __________23-26Yearly Results ______27-29Series Histories _______ 29All-Time Standings ____ 30All-Time Roster _______ 31

INFORMATION CCAA Info. __________ 32Opponents _______32-33Officials Signals ______ 34Department Info ___35-35Sports Information ____ 36

QUICK FACTSLocation: Rohnert Park, CaliforniaAddress: 1801 East Cotati, Rohnert Park, CA 94928Website: www.sonomaseawolves.comAthletics Phone: (707) 664-2521Athletics Fax: (707) 664-4104President: Dr. Ruben ArmiñanaDirector of Athletics: Bill FuscoFaculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Duane DoveEnrollment: 8,274Founded: 1961Colors: Navy (286), Columbia Blue (278), WhiteConference: California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA)National Affiliation: NCAA Division IIHead Coach: Bear GrasslVolleyball Office Phone: (707) 664-2656Assistant Coaches: Jesse Ortiz, Michaela Ebben2007 Overall Record: 13-142007 CCAA Record: 9-92007 Postseason: n/aLetterwinners Ret/Lost: 10/7Starters Ret/Lost: 3/3NCAA Appearances: 1 (1993)Conference Championships: 2 (1995, 1997)Sports Information Director: Brandon BronzanVolleyball Contact: Mike PaliaSports Information Phone: (707) 664-2478Sports Information Fax: (707) 664-3291Sports Information E-Mail: [email protected]

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CREDITS: The 2008 Sonoma State Volleyball media guide was written and designed by Asst. Athletics Director/Sports Information Director Brandon Bronzan. Photography by Katie Burroughs, Tracey Shayewitz, and Brandon Bronzan.

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SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Fri-Aug. 29 NOTRE DAME de NAMUR# ROHNERT PARK 11:30 am

Fri-Aug. 29 MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS# ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Aug. 30 SEATTLE PACIFIC# ROHNERT PARK 11:30 am

Sat-Aug. 30 NORTHWEST NAZARENE# ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 5 Central Washington% Ellensburg, Wash 12:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 5 Hawaii Pacific% Ellensburg, Wash 5:00 pm

Sat-Sep. 6 Saint Martin’s% Ellensburg, Wash 10:00 am

Fri-Sep. 12 Cal State Stanislaus* Turlock, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Sep. 13 Chico State* Chico, Calif 7:00 pm

Tue-Sep. 16 Notre Dame de Namur Belmont, Calif 7:00 pm

Thu-Sep. 18 CAL STATE L.A.* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Sep. 20 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Wed-Sep. 24 ACADEMY OF ART ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 26 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Sep. 27 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 3 Cal Poly Pomona* Pomona, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Oct. 4 Cal State San Bernardino* San Bernardino, Calif 3:00 pm

Wed-Oct. 8 HUMBOLDT STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 10 UC San Diego* La Jolla, Calif 7:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 17 CHICO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Oct. 18 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 24 Cal State Dominguez Hills* Carson, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Oct. 25 Cal State L.A.* Los Angeles, Calif 3:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 31 Cal State Monterey Bay* Seaside, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Nov. 1 San Francisco State* San Francisco, Calif 7:00 pm

Fri-Nov. 7 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Nov. 8 CAL POLY POMONA* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Wed-Nov. 12 Humboldt State* Arcata, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Nov. 15 UC SAN DIEGO* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

# Seawolf Spike Volleyball Tournament (Rohnert Park, Calif )

% CWU Invitational (Ellensburg, Wash)

*CCAA game

COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATIONINTRO

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Fri-Aug. 29 NOTRE DAME de NAMUR# ROHNERT PARK 11:30 am

Fri-Aug. 29 MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS# ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Aug. 30 SEATTLE PACIFIC# ROHNERT PARK 11:30 am

Sat-Aug. 30 NORTHWEST NAZARENE# ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 5 Central Washington% Ellensburg, Wash 12:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 5 Hawaii Pacific% Ellensburg, Wash 5:00 pm

Sat-Sep. 6 Saint Martin’s% Ellensburg, Wash 10:00 am

Fri-Sep. 12 Cal State Stanislaus* Turlock, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Sep. 13 Chico State* Chico, Calif 7:00 pm

Tue-Sep. 16 Notre Dame de Namur Belmont, Calif 7:00 pm

Thu-Sep. 18 CAL STATE L.A.* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Sep. 20 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Wed-Sep. 24 ACADEMY OF ART ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Sep. 26 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Sep. 27 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 3 Cal Poly Pomona* Pomona, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Oct. 4 Cal State San Bernardino* San Bernardino, Calif 3:00 pm

Wed-Oct. 8 HUMBOLDT STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 10 UC San Diego* La Jolla, Calif 7:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 17 CHICO STATE* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Oct. 18 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 24 Cal State Dominguez Hills* Carson, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Oct. 25 Cal State L.A.* Los Angeles, Calif 3:00 pm

Fri-Oct. 31 Cal State Monterey Bay* Seaside, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Nov. 1 San Francisco State* San Francisco, Calif 7:00 pm

Fri-Nov. 7 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Sat-Nov. 8 CAL POLY POMONA* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

Wed-Nov. 12 Humboldt State* Arcata, Calif 7:00 pm

Sat-Nov. 15 UC SAN DIEGO* ROHNERT PARK 7:00 pm

# Seawolf Spike Volleyball Tournament (Rohnert Park, Calif )

% CWU Invitational (Ellensburg, Wash)

*CCAA game

COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATIONINTRO

Last year’s team started slow, but had a great finish (8-3 over their last eleven). How does last season’s second half success help this year’s team?

Grassl: I think it adds confidence. We now are confident that we can beat any team in the conference. We were able to pull out a lot of close wins...a lot of fifth-set victories. Now, we’re a year older and more experienced. Last year’s success also gave us a sense of what works for us. We now know the style of play that works for us and will enable us to have success in 2008.

How does the CCAA shape up in 2008?

Grassl: As always, the CCAA is tough. All of the best teams (San Bernardino, Chico, Pomona, L.A.) return pretty much everyone. It all starts with Cal State San Bernardino...they’re a favorite to win the national championship. All of the top teams have incred-ible depth. I think that the biggest difference in the CCAA is the quality of the lower half. The teams at the bottom of the standings are much more talented than ever before. San Francisco State seems to have really hit the ground running and Stanislaus is much better. There are no nights off in the CCAA.

�008 SEASON PREVIEWQ&A WITH HEAD COACH BEAR GRASSL

Kristy Sather and the Seawolves hope to make their first trip to the regionals since ‘93.

What newcomers do you expect to step in and make a difference in 2008?

Grassl: We have a lot of talented newcomers. Ali Walker comes in and should be an anchor for us. She will solidify our ball handling and service reception. Taylor Krenwinkel is going to step right in as our starting libero and Kelsey Dall will also see a lot of time as a defensive specialist.

You lost two of the top defensive players in school history in Taylor Manton and Lillian Harms. How do you go about replacing that duo?

Grassl: They will definitely be tough to replace, but I think we’ve done a nice job filling the holes. We also lost Sarah Hillier, a player who was able to absorb a lot of the jobs that don’t show up in the stats. Ali Walker will fill her role this season. In all we lose five of our six service receivers...Devin Scully is the only returner. The service reception unit is the bedrock of the team, like the offensive line on a football team. With Ali, Taylor, and Kelsey I think we pick up right where we left off last year.

What are some characteristics you’ve seen from this year’s team?

Grassl: From a personality standpoint, they seem fairly peaceful. Strategically we’ve become a low-error, low-risk team. To put in in football terms again, we’re a running team not a passing team. We may be a little slower and more predictable, but we’re sure to get our best swings in. We strive to be as efficient and error free as possible and that’s more important than ever with the new 25-point set (instead of the old mark of 30). The game is too short to give up points. We’ve built a team that is able to stay in a rally. We’re a little smaller, but we have good high ball hitters, especially Kristy Sather, who is one of the top left sides in the conference. Marianne Fox is the kind of player that fits perfectly in our system.

What are your expectations/goals for 2008?

Grassl: We’re not that far off from being a playoff team. We feel that if we are successful in our non-conference schedule, we’ll go to the regionals. The CCAA is really strong this year...five CCAA teams could be among the eight regional qualifiers. If we’d have played better in our non-conference games last year, we might have gone to the regionals.

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BEAR GRASSLHead Coach Ed ‘Bear’ Grassl returns for his seventh year at the helm of the Sonoma State University volleyball program.

After a tough a tough start to the 2007 season, the Seawolves found their stride in the second half of the year, going 8-3 over their final 11 games to finish 13-14, 9-9 CCAA. During their strong second half push, the Seawolves knocked off three nationally ranked teams. With many returners, including all-region outside hitter Kristy Sather, the Seawolves look forward to even more success in 2008.

Grassl took the reigns in 2002 and led the Seawolves to a 15-14 record. He repeated the feat in 2003 (15-14) and then went 14-12 in ‘04. In 2005 and 2006, the Seawolves struggled in the win column playing in the tough California Collegiate Athletic Association with a young squad.

In six seasons at Sonoma State, Grassl has coached 12 All-Conference performers and has a 26-17 record against Northern California CCAA opponents (Chico, Stanislaus, SF State, Monterey Bay, Humboldt). He has also seen his players earn three Academic All-District honors in the past two seasons.

A 1991 graduate of Sonoma State, Grassl was head coach at El Molino High School from 1992-2001. During that span, he guided the Lions to six Sonoma County League cham-pionships, seven North Coast Section titles, five Northern California championships and one California state champi-onship, in 1999. His career coaching mark at El Molino was an impressive 267-78.

CAREER RECORDYear Rec Conf Finish2002 15-14 10-12 8th2003 15-14 10-12 t-7th2004 14-12 9-9 6th2005 11-16 9-13 t-7th2006 10-14 7-13 t-7th2007 13-14 9-9 t-5th

Career Overall: 78-84Career Conference: 50-68

BREAKDOWNHome _______________________ 40-29Away _______________________ 21-43Neutral ______________________ 17-12vs. CCAA_____________________ 50-68vs. GNAC _____________________ 13-6vs. Pac West ____________________ 6-5vs. NAIA _______________________ 4-0 vs. NCAA Division I _______________ 0-0vs. NCAA Division II ____________ 73-83vs. NCAA Division III ______________ 1-1

Abilene Christian ________________ 0-1Alaska ________________________ 1-0Augustana _____________________ 0-1BYU-Hawaii ____________________ 0-3Cal Poly Pomona ________________ 4-8Cal State Bakersfield ______________ 3-7Cal State Dominguez Hills ________ 11-1Cal State L.A. __________________ 2-10Cal State Monterey Bay ___________ 5-3Cal State San Bernardino _________ 0-12Cal State Stanislaus ______________ 8-4Central Washington ______________ 2-2Chaminade ____________________ 0-1Charleston _____________________ 1-0Chico State ____________________ 4-8College of the Southwest _________ 1-0Dominican _____________________ 1-0Fort Hays State __________________ 0-1Grand Canyon __________________ 3-2Hawaii Pacific ___________________ 1-1Holy Names ____________________ 1-0Humboldt State _________________ 5-2Minnesota State-Mankato _________ 1-0Montana State-Billings ____________ 2-0Nebraska-Omaha ________________ 1-0Northwest Nazarene _____________ 1-2Northwood ____________________ 0-1Notre Dame de Namur ___________ 2-0Saint Martin’s ___________________ 2-0San Francisco State ______________ 4-0Seattle ________________________ 1-0Seattle Pacific ___________________ 1-0UC Davis ______________________ 3-1UC San Diego__________________ 2-10UC Santa Cruz __________________ 1-0Western Oregon ________________ 2-1Western State___________________ 1-0Western Washington _____________ 0-2William Penn ___________________ 1-0

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JESSE ORTIZ ASSISTANT COACHA former player on the Sonoma State men’s club volleyball team, Jesse Ortiz returns for his second season on the coaching staff in 2008. Ortiz graduated from Sonoma State in 2004 and has several years of coaching experience under his belt. He has previously coached the SSU men’s club team and the women at Petaluma High School.

MICHAELA EBBEN ASSISTANT COACHFormer El Molino High School star Michaela Ebben spends her third season on the coaching staff in ‘07. Ebben played under Coach Grassl at El Molino and as a member of the Empire Volleyball Club. Following her high school career, Ebben went on to play four years at the University of Arizona. She spent two years as the Wildcats’ starting setter and was named All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention in 1997.

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‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATIONINTRO COACHES SEAWOLVES

NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL1 Rikki Buckshnis MB 6-2 Jr. Clackamas, Ore Clackamas HS2 Kelsey Dall OH/DS 5-8 Fr. Mission Viejo, Calif Tesoro HS3 Janai Bashore DS 5-10 Fr. Encinitas, Calif Torrey Pines HS4 Taylor Krenwinkel DS 5-7 Fr. San Diego, Calif Rancho Buena Vista HS 5 Marianne Fox OH 6-1 So. Forestville, Calif El Molino HS6 Amanda Vanover DS/OH 5-10 So. Brea, Calif Brea Olinda HS7 Ali Walker OH 5-8 Jr. Portland, Ore Mt. Hood CC8 Alex Bell OH 5-11 Fr. Pacific Grove, Calif Pacific Grove HS9 Lindsay Brown S 5-10 Jr. Napa, Calif Napa HS10 Sarah Illingworth MB 6-0 Jr. Sebastopol, Calif Analy HS11 Devynne Johnson MB 6-0 Fr. San Diego, Calif Grossmont HS13 Kristy Sather OH 6-0 Sr. Santa Rosa, Calif University of Arizona14 Brooke Moore MB 6-0 Fr. Fresno, Calif Clovis HS15 Kendahl Batiste OH 5-11 So. Portland, Ore Grant HS16 Devin Scully DS 5-9 So. Newark, Calif Moreau Catholic HS20 Megan Wong DS 5-7 Fr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif Los Osos HS21 Briana Hammonds OH 6-0 Fr. Anaheim, Calif Orange Lutheran HS 23 Christie Allen S 5-10 Fr. Corona, Calif Corona HS

The Sonoma State volleyball team features three players from Sonoma County (Kristy Sather, Marianne Fox, and Sarah Illingworth).

Three players are from out of state and they are all from the Portland, Oregon area (Rikki Buckshnis, Kendahl Batiste, Ali Walker).

Of the 15 players from Cali-fornia, six are from Northern California, eight are from Southern California, and one is from Central California.

BY CLASSFreshmen (9)Kelsey DallJanai BashoreTaylor KrenwinkelAlex BellDevynne JohnsonBrooke MooreMegan WongBriana HammondsChristie Allen

Sophomores (4)Marianne FoxAmanda VanoverKendahl BatisteDevin Scully

Juniors (4)Rikki BuckshnisAli WalkerLindsay BrownSarah Illingworth

Seniors (1)Kristy Sather

BY POSITIONSetters (2)Lindsay BrownChristie Allen

DS/Libero (5)Janai BashoreTaylor KrenwinkelAmanda VanoverDevin ScullyMegan Wong

Middle Blockers (3)Rikki BuckshnisSarah IllingworthDevynne JohnsonBrooke Moore

Outside Hitters (8)Kelsey DallMarianne FoxAli WalkerAlex BellKristy SatherKendahl BatisteBriana Hammonds

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High School: A recent graduate of Corona High School, where she played four years for the Panthers.

Personal: Picked Sonoma State because she liked the vol-leyball program, the dorms, and the great area...wants to be a high school teacher following graduation...considers her brother Cory to be her biggest athletic influence...enjoys the book Twilight...her grandma’s stuffing is her favorite food.

2007: Red shirted for Sonoma State.

High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Torrey Pines High School in Encinitas...a member of the Dean’s List for hav-ing a GPA over 3.5...did not play volleyball her junior or senior year of high school.

Personal: Considers LaDainian Tomlinson her favorite ath-lete and the San Diego Chargers her favorite team...lists Stevie Wonder as her favorite musician...her favorite television show is Friends...born 7/15/87.

2007: Appeared in 34 games for the Seawolves as a fresh-man...registered 53 kills and six blocks...had a season-high 14 kills against Chaminade (8/31/07)...pounded out 11 kills in a victory of Seattle (8/26/07)...also had three blocks in the win over the Redhawks (8/26/07).

High School: One of two players on the roster from Or-egon...a graduate of Grant High School in Portland...was a two-time First Team All-League selection...earned the Alliance of Black Educators Academic Achievement Award...a member of her school’s Honor Roll.

Personal: Chose Sonoma State because she liked the cam-pus and volleyball program...would like to become a sports broadcaster after graduation...considers her parents her biggest influence as an athlete...is a fan of the Miami Heat...her favorite author is Maya Angelou and her favorite book is I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings...born 7/15/89.

Career HighsKills: 14, at Chaminade (8/31/07)Digs: 4, vs. Notre Dame de Namur (8/26/07)Assists: 1, three timesAces: n/aBlocks: 3, vs. Seattle (8/26/07)

Career StatisticsYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2007 (Fr) 34 53 34 177 .107 1.56 3 0

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2007 (Fr) 11 0.32 1 5 6 0.18


CHRISTIEALLENPosition: SetterClass: FreshmanHometown: Corona, CalifLast School: Corona HS

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JANAIBASHOREPosition: Defensive SpecialistClass: FreshmanHometown: Encinitas, CalifLast School: Torrey Pines HS

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KENDAHLBATISTEPosition: Outside HitterClass: SophomoreHometown: Portland, OreLast School: Grant HS

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High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Pacific Grove High School...a four-year starter on the varsity team...helped lead team to their first league title in 26 years...named team MVP as a junior and senior...a two-time All-League selection...named her league’s MVP as a senior...named to All-County squad as a junior and senior...earned KION’s Scholar-Athlete Award...helped her club team, Main Beach Volleyball Club, win the 2008 Junior Olympics.

Personal: Would like to become a psychologist in the future...decided on Sonoma State in part because of the great campus and location...is a fan of musicians Taylor Swift and George Strait...winning the Junior Olympics has been her big-gest sports thrill to date.

2007: Had a fantastic sophomore season in which she earned Second Team All-CCAA honors...broke the school record for assists in a season with 1,140...averaged 10.75 assists per game, the third-best mark in school history...her 41 service aces were second on the team and tied for sixth all-time...also ranked fifth on the squad with 107 kills and third with 205 digs...Brown is currently fourth in the SSU record books with 1,544 career assists...had over 50 assists in a match eight times and over 40 in 15 of the team’s 27 matches...posted 66 assists against Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/07), the fourth-highest total in school history...turned in 60 assists against Central Washington (8/31/07)...went for double digit digs in eight matches, including a career-high 15 against Seattle (8/26/07)...had a career-high nine kills in a win over Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/07)...set a new career mark for service aces with four against Cal State Dominguez Hills

BROWN, cont’d(9/14/07)...totaled six blocks in a late season match against UC San Diego (11/9/07)...appeared in all 106 of the team’s games...named CCAA All-Academic. 2006: Turned in a solid freshman campaign...led the team with 404 assists, the fifth-highest freshman total in school history...recorded a season-high 32 assists against nationally-ranked Chico State (9/16/06)...had over 20 assists in a game ten times...recorded a double-double of 22 assists and 10 digs against Cal State Monterey Bay (10/6/06)...ranked third on the squad with 20 service aces.

High School: Joined Sonoma State after a distinguished career at Napa High School...earned Tribal Pin as one of the top 40 students at Napa...named to Honor Roll all four years...earned All-County and All-League after her junior and senior seasons...named a Renaissance Girl at The Volleyball Festival in Reno.

Personal: Came to Sonoma State because of the volleyball program...her favorite team in the CCAA to play is Cal State Stanislaus because her sister plays there...enjoys eating frozen yogurt.

Career HighsKills: 9, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/07)Digs: 15, vs. Seattle (8/26/07)Assists: 66, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/07)Aces: 4, vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (9/14/07)Blocks: 6, at UC San Diego (11/9/07)

Career StatisticsYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2006 (Fr) 76 7 1 25 .240 0.09 404 202007 (So) 106 107 37 307 .228 1.01 1140 41Totals 182 114 38 332 .229 0.63 1544 61

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2006 (Fr) 89 1.17 0 5 5 0.072007 (So) 205 1.93 9 39 48 0.45Totals 294 1.62 9 44 53 0.29


ALEXBELLPosition: Outside HitterClass: FreshmanHometown: Pacific Grove, CalifLast School: Pacific Grove HS

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LINDSAYBROWNPosition: SetterClass: JuniorHometown: Napa, CalifLast School: Napa HS

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2007: Bounced back in 2007 with a very nice season...named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII team...led the Seawolves with 79 blocks...fourth on the team with 152 kills...her block total is tied for second in school histo-ry among sophomores...had a career-high nine blocks against Cal State L.A. (10/5/07), the third-best total in SSU history...had at least four blocks in a match nine times...hit .625 (10k-0e-16a) in a sweep of Cal State Dominguez Hills (9/14/07)...posted 11 kills with no hitting errors in 22 attempts against Cal State L.A. (10/5/07)...named CCAA All-Academic. 2006: Redshirted due to injury.

2005: Turned in 79 kills in an impressive freshman cam-paign...third on the team with 48 blocks, the sixth-best total for a freshman in school history...had a team season-high of eight blocks against Cal State Bakersfield (9/9/05)...drove home a season-high eight kills against Dominican (9/28/05)...hit .515 over a three-match stretch from 9/23-9/28...had two games in which she had over five kills and no errors.

High School: Earned First Team All-Three Rivers League honors in 2004...was an Honorable Mention All-League pick as a sophomore and junior...nominated for Female Athlete of the Year at Clackamas High School...valedictorian of her class.

Personal: Chose Sonoma State because of the location...credits her high school coach, Jim Stultz, as her biggest athletic influence...has moved seven times and has lived in four different states...lists Superbad and The Notebook as her favorite movie.

Career HighsKills: 11, two timesDigs: 6, two timesAssists: 2, at Cal State Monterey Bay (9/19/07)Aces: 1, two timesBlocks: 9, vs. Cal State L.A. (10/5/07)

BUCKSHNIS, cont’dCareer StatisticsYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2005 (Fr) 62 79 49 246 .122 1.27 1 02007 (So) 87 152 45 413 .259 1.75 5 2Totals 149 231 94 659 .208 1.55 6 2

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2005 (Fr) 14 0.23 5 43 48 0.772007 (So) 57 0.66 9 70 79 0.91Totals 71 0.48 14 113 127 0.85

High School: Arrives at Sonoma State after a standout ca-reer at Tesoro High School in Rancho Santa Margarita.

Personal: Strives to become a doctor following gradua-tion...her love of the Sonoma State campus is one reason she chose to attend...enjoys the music of Chris Brown...considers her parents to be her biggest influences as an athlete.

2007: Enjoyed a tremendous freshman campaign that was capped by CCAA Freshman of the Year honors...was also named the SSU Female Freshman Student-Athlete of the Year...ranked second on the team with 304 kills, establishing a new SSU freshman record in the process...broke the school record for service aces in a season with 53...ranked fourth in the CCAA in service aces...posted 29 kills in her second collegiate game, against Northwest Nazarene (8/24/07)...the 29 kills are tied for second for a single-match in SSU history...had 20 or more kills in a match three times...her 1,026 total attempts are ninth in school history...named to the Seawolf Spike All-Tournament Team...pounded 21 kills in a loss to


RIKKIBUCKSHNISPosition: Middle BlockerClass: JuniorHometown: Clackamas, OreLast School: Clackamas HS

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KELSEYDALLPosition: Outside HitterClass: FreshmanHometown: Mission Viejo, CalifLast School: Tesoro HS

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MARIANNEFOXPosition: Outside HitterClass: SophomoreHometown: Forestville, CalifLast School: El Molino HS

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FOX, cont’dCentral Washington (8/31/07)...recorded a season-best 17 digs in a win over Seattle (8/26/07)...had double digit dig totals in seven matches...collected a season-high five service aces in win over Cal State Stanislaus (11/3/07)...posted at least one service ace in 25 of SSU’s 27 matches.

High School: Had a standout career at El Molino High School in Forestville...earned First Team All-League honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior...named First Team All-Empire her final two years.

Personal: Lists her favorite actor as Brad Pitt and her favorite author as James Patterson...has a twin sister named Kathleen...enjoys eating corn dogs...considers Michael Jordan her favor-ite athlete.

Career HighsKills: 29, vs. Northwest Nazarene (8/24/07)Digs: 17, vs. Seattle (8/26/07)Assists: 4, at Chaminade (8/31/07)Aces: 5, vs. Cal State Stanislaus (11/3/07)Blocks: 4, vs. Cal State Stanislaus (11/3/07)



High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Lutheran High School of Orange County...named All-League as a senior...received her team’s Most Improved Award as a junior...lettered in soccer as a freshman.

Personal: Chose Sonoma Sate because she liked the area and had family nearby...is a fan of beach volleyball star Kerri Walsh...would like to be an elementary school teacher in the future...credits her family for being influential on her athletic career.

2007: Appeared in 59 games for the Seawolves in 2007, finishing the season with 84 kills and 33 blocks...had back-to-back double digit kill nights against Notre Dame de Namur (9/15/07) and Cal State Monterey Bay (9/19/07)...her 11 kills against the Otters (9/19/07) were a season-high...posted five blocks against Humboldt State (9/21/07)...hit .526 (10k-1e-16a) in win over Notre Dame de Namur (9/15/07). 2006: Led the team in blocks with 68...ranked fifth on the squad with 128 kills and second with a .196 hitting percentage...set a career-high with eight blocks in a win over Cal State Stanislaus (10/21/06)...turned in the fourth-best freshman blocks total in school history...recorded 12 kills against Humboldt State (10/4/06)...went for double-digit kills four times, including three games in a row in early October...named CCAA All-Aca-demic.

High School: Played high school volleyball at Analy High School in Sebastopol...helped lead her team to a league championship as a senior.

Personal: Enjoys the music of Tool and Nine Inch Nails...says that winning her high school league is her most memorable sports moment...allergic to fruits and vegetables, she likes to eat anything with sugar and carbs.

Career HighsKills: 12, vs. Humboldt State (10/4/06)Digs: 6, at Cal Poly Pomona (9/7/07)Assists: 1, five timesAces: 1, three timesBlocks: 8, vs. Cal State Stanislaus (10/21/06)

Career StatisticsYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2006 (Fr) 73 128 56 368 .196 1.75 5 32007 (So) 59 84 37 252 .187 1.42 3 0

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2006 (Fr) 18 0.25 11 57 68 0.932007 (So) 17 0.29 2 31 33 0.56


BRIANAHAMMONDSPosition: Outside HitterClass: FreshmanHometown: Anaheim, CalifLast School: Orange Lutheran HS

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SARAHILLINGWORTHPosition: Middle BlockerClass: JuniorHometown: Sebastopol, CalifLast School: Analy HS

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High School: Attended three different high schools, Chap-paral High, Temecula Valley High, and Rancho Buena Vista High.

Personal: Picked Sonoma State because she was interested in moving to Northern California...her Aunt Amy is her biggest influence as an athlete...is a fan of The Beatles...supports the San Diego Chargers and her favorite athlete, Misty May.

High School: Arrives at Sonoma State after a stellar career at Clovis High School...helped lead her team to back-to-back val-ley and league championships...named First Team All-League...was her team’s Most Valuable Player...earned the Cougars’ Clutch Award.

Personal: Her biggest sports thrill to date is scoring the last point to clinch her school’s second valley championship...en-joys eating tri-tip and mashed potatoes...likes country music...is a fan of Shaquille O’Neal.

TAYLORKRENWINKELPosition: Defensive SpecialistClass: FreshmanHometown: San Diego, CalifLast School: Rancho Buena Vista HS

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BROOKEMOOREPosition: Middle BlockerClass: FreshmanHometown: Fresno, CalifLast School: Clovis HS

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2007: Had a brilliant debut season in a Seawolf uniform...named First Team All-CCAA and AVCA All-Pacific Region Honorable Mention...also picked up CCAA Newcomer of the Year and SSU Female Newcomer of the Year honors...led the Seawolves with 373 kills, an average of 3.85 per game...her kill total is the seventh-best season total in school history...ranked fourth in the CCAA in kills...had a stretch of five straight matches with at least 20 kills late in the season...had a career-high 27 kills in a win over Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/07)...her 1,083 total attempts rank eighth in school history and her 373 kills rank third among juniors in school history...went for 22 kills in back-to-back nights, an impressive weekend sweep of Chico State (11/2/07) and Cal State Stanislaus (11/9/07)...had double digit kills in 23 of the 25 matches she appeared in...had a season-high 17 digs in her first match, against Seattle (8/26/07)...blocked seven Cal State L.A. attempts for a season-high (10/5/07)...along with teammate Taylor Manton, she became SSU’s first First Team All-CCAA pick since 2004...rounded out her year with 18 service aces, 184 digs, and 46 blocks...named CCAA All-Academic.

High School/College: Returns to Sonoma County to finish her playing career and earn her Master’s Degree...gradu-ated from the University of Arizona...also attended UC Santa Barbara, where she competed on the volleyball team...was a three-year team MVP at Maria Carrillo High School in Santa Rosa...named the All-Empire Athlete of the Year...one of the top ranked players in the area coming out of high school...earned Dean’s List honors three times in college...named a Scholar-Athlete during her freshman season at UC Santa Barbara.

Personal: Is earning her Master’s Degree in Education at SSU...is currently a first grade teacher at Spring Creek Elemen-tary School...recruited by some of the top schools in the na-tion including UCLA, Arizona State, Pepperdine, and Oregon, before settling on UCSB...her sister, Kaitlin, is a star at UCLA...is a big fan of the Golden State Warriors...likes the movie Old School and the television show, The Office.

KRISTYSATHERPosition: Outside HitterClass: SeniorHometown: Santa Rosa, CalifLast School: University of Arizona

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SATHER, cont’d Career HighsKills: 27, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (10/24/07)Digs: 17, vs. Seattle (8/26/07)Assists: 3, vs. Notre Dame de Namur (8/26/07)Aces: 4, two timesBlocks: 7, vs. Cal State L.A. (10/5/07)

Career StatisticsYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2007 (Jr) 97 373 171 1083 .187 3.85 14 18

Year D DPG BS BA BLK BPG2007 (Jr) 184 1.90 20 26 46 0.47

2007: Saw action in 56 games in 2007...ranked fourth on the team with an average of 2.27 digs per game...she had 127 digs for the season...also recorded 16 service aces...had a season-high 19 digs in a win over Cal State Stanislaus (11/3/07)...posted double digit dig totals in six matches.

High School: Arrives at Sonoma State from Moreau Catholic High School in Hayward...was a First Team All-League pick as a junior and senior...named Team MVP and Most Inspirational...earned Hayward Area Athletic League co-Player of the Year honors as a senior.

Personal: Wants to become a physical education teacher af-ter graduation...lists Kerri Walsh and her parents as her biggest athletic influences...enjoys reading books by James Patterson...likes to eat chicken...has also participated in soccer, basketball, softball, and swimming...enjoys playing against Chico State.

Career HighsKills: 1, at Chico State (9/29/07)Digs: 19, vs. Cal State Stanislaus (11/3/07)Assists: 3, two timesAces: 3, two timesBlocks: n/a

DEVINSCULLYPosition: Defensive SpecialistClass: SophomoreHometown: Newark, CalifLast School: Moreau Catholic HS

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SCULLY, cont’d Career StatisticsYear GP K E TA Pct KPG AST SA2007 (Fr) 56 1 6 18 -.278 0.02 13 16


2007: Ranked third on the team with 35 service aces as a freshman in 2007...also recorded 53 digs in her 68 games played...had a season-high six service aces against Chaminade (8/31/07)...totaled five service aces in a win over Hawaii Pacific (9/1/07)...her season high of nine digs came against Cal Poly Pomona (9/7/07).

High School: A 2007 graduate of Brea Olinda High School...was a two-time All-Century League selection...named to the Honor Roll and cited as a Scholar-Athlete...earned numer-ous team awards including Most Improved and the Coaches Award.

Personal: Chose Sonoma State because of the location, the volleyball program...would like to be a physical therapist after graduation...considers her parents to be her biggest influence as an athlete...enjoys the television show Gossip Girl and the movie Goonies.

Career HighsKills: 2, vs. Cal State L.A. (10/5/07)Digs: 9, at Cal Poly Pomona (9/7/07)Assists: n/aAces: 6, at Chaminade (8/31/07)Blocks: 1, two times



AMANDAVANOVERPosition: Def. Spec./Outside HitterClass: SophomoreHometown: Brea, CalifLast School: Brea Olinda HS

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High School/College: Transfers to Sonoma State from Mount Hood CC in Gresham, Oregon...also attended Oregon State...was a First Team All-Southern Region selection last sea-son...named to multiple All-Tournament teams at Mt. Hood...a graduate of Reynolds High School in Troutdale, Oregon...earned First Team All-State honors as a senior...was a Third Team All-State selection as a sophomore and junior...named Mt. Hood Conference Player of the Year as a senior...a four-time First Team All-League selection.

Personal: Would like to become an elementary school teacher and volleyball coach in the future...picked Sonoma State because she liked the campus, coaches, and her team-mates...is a fan of the Portland Trailblazers...enjoys the televi-sion show, Friends.

2007: Red shirted for Sonoma State.

High School: Comes to Sonoma State from Los Osos High School in Rancho Cucamonga...was a two-time All-league selection...earned Scholar-Athlete recognition...received the team’s Coaches Award as a junior and senior...competed on the varsity swim team as well.

Personal: Picked Sonoma State because of the location and the opportunity to go out on her own...enjoys playing against Cal State San Bernardino because she’s friends with most play-ers on the team...wants to be a nurse and work in the medical field after graduation...is a fan of the E! Channel and Sports Center.

ALIWALKERPosition: Outside HitterClass: JuniorHometown: Portland, OreLast School: Mt. Hood CC

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MEGANWONGPosition: Defensive SpecialistClass: FreshmanHometown: Rancho Cucamonga, CalifLast School: Los Osos HS

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Terminology Change – “Game” changed to “Set”The term “game” has been changed to “set.” The winner of a match is still decided by the first team to win three sets.

Points Required To Win A Set Changed To 25For each non-deciding set, a team that scores 25 points and has at least a two-point advantage of the opponent wins that set. If the score is tied at 24-24, play continues until one team has a lead of two points. In the fifth set, teams will still play to 15. (Rule 8.2.1, NCAA Volleyball Handbook)

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and finally made it stick when Kendahl Batiste and Rikki Buckshnis teamed up for a big block, ending the game at 16-14.

Fox, a freshman from Forestville, hit .302 for the match with 19 kills in 43 attacks. She had 29 kills in SSU’s last game. Taylor Manton turned in the second-best dig total in a single match in school history. The senior from Santa Rosa had 46, just four off Lillian Harms’ standard set last year.

Lindsay Brown also continued her fine work at the setter position, guiding the offense with 54 assists. Kristy Sather, in her Sonoma State debut, went for 14 kills and 17 digs.

Libby Graff had 16 kills to lead Seattle. Heather Gerke posted 26 digs and Jamie Mellies turned in 52 assists.

Seattle 25 30 30 19 14Sonoma St. 30 19 24 30 16

SONOMA STATE 3NOTRE DAME de NAMUR 0

August 26, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State vol-leyball team was firing on all cylinders on Sun-day afternoon as they swept Notre Dame de Namur by scores of 30-21, 30-13, 31-29. It was the second win of the day for the Seawolves as their record evens out at 2-2. The Argonauts drop to 1-3.

Kristy Sather was impressive in her second game as a Seawolf, turning in a game-high 12 kills and a .345 hitting percentage. Rikki Buckshnis (10 kills, .471), Kaylee Aizenstadt (9 kills, .500), and Marianne Fox (10 kills, .242) were also standouts.

Guiding the offense and coming near a triple-double of her own was sophomore Lindsay Brown. The Napa native finished with 37 assists, 14 digs and seven kills. Taylor Manton continued her stellar tournament play as well with 21 digs.

The Seawolves were at their best in game two when they hit .607 by virtue of 17 kills and zero errors in 28 attempts.

The Argonauts got 10 kills and 18 digs from Marissa Miller in a losing effort.

Notre Dame de N. 21 13 29Sonoma St. 30 30 31

WESTERN OREGON 3SONOMA STATE 1

August 24, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- After winning the first game, Sonoma State lost three straight to fall to Western Oregon 3-1 in their first match of the season, on Friday at the Seawolf Spike. The Seawolves took game one 30-25 before being shut down the rest of the way, 30-21, 30-23, 30-23.

The loss snaps a string of three straight years that the Seawolves have opened the season with a win.

Kaylee Aizenstadt had a solid game for SSU, with 12 kills and a .300 hitting percentage. Freshman Marianne Fox, in her collegiate debut, was the only other Seawolf in double figures, finishing the game with ten kills. Lind-say Brown had 35 assists and Taylor Manton recorded 28 digs in her return to the libero position.

Kayla Mainer knocked down a game-high 15 kills and Stephanie Beeler turned in a .421 attack percentage for Western Oregon. The Wolves also got 37 assists from Amy Herron and 29 digs from Claire Carpenter.

Western Oregon 25 30 30 30Sonoma St. 30 21 23 23

NORTHWEST NAZARENE 3SONOMA STATE 2

August 24, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Marianne Fox turned in the second highest kill total in school history (29), but it wouldn’t be enough as Sonoma State lost to Northwest Nazarene on Friday night in five. The Crusaders improve to 2-0 with the win as they are the lone unbeaten left in the Seawolf Spike. The Seawolves fall to 0-2.

SSU’s school record of 33 kills was set in 1997 by Chris Difani.

NNU took game one, 30-27 before dropping the next two 30-22 and 30-28. The Seawolves had the Crusaders on the ropes in game four, but lost it 30-28.

In game five the Seawolves had no answer for the Crusaders who ran away, 15-5.

Fox’s 29 kills came against just seven errors in 68 attempts. She hit .324 for the night, well above SSU’s team average of .165. Taylor Manton had 37 digs and Lindsay Brown set a career-high with 54 assists.

Cammy Dranginis led four Crusaders in double digits with 16 kills. Allison James had 45 assists and 18 digs.

NW Nazarene 30 22 28 30 15 Sonoma St. 27 30 30 28 5

SONOMA STATE 3SEATTLE 2

August 26, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Marianne Fox continued her stellar play and Taylor Manton neared the school record for digs in a match as Sonoma State picked up their first win of the season, 3-2 over Seattle University on Sunday at the Seawolf Spike. The win lifts the Seawolves to 1-2 on the season. The Redhawks finish tourney play at 1-3.

The Seawolves took a 1-0 edge with a 30-25 win in game one, but saw that lead quickly evaporate. Seattle ran away with a 30-19 game two victory before winning 30-24 in game three. SSU bounced back, however, in the fourth, emerging with a 30-19 win.

Game five saw the Seawolves pull ahead time and again, just to see the Redhawks tie things up. SSU had match point on three occasions

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Lindsay Brown set a new school record with 1,140 assists in 2007. Her efforts resulted in All-CCAA honors.

No. 19 BYU-HAWAII 3SONOMA STATE 0

August 30, 2007

HONOLULU, Hawaii- The 19th-ranked BYU-Ha-waii volleyball team defeated Sonoma State in the opening match of the Hawaii Invitational Tournament in three straight games. The Seasiders came from behind in the first game, then continued to dominate the Seawolves, winning 31-29, 30-20, 30-23. The loss drops Sonoma State to 2-3 on the season. BYUH improves to 3-2.

Sonoma St. 29 20 23 BYU-Hawaii 31 30 30

CENTRAL WASHINGTON 3SONOMA STATE 1

August 31, 2007

LAIE, Hawaii- Marianne Fox and Kristy Sather each turned in 21 kills, but it would not be enough as Sonoma State fell to Central Washington in four games, 30-27, 24-30, 25-30, 26-30. The loss is the second in a row in the Hawaii Invitational for the Seawolves as they drop to 2-4 on the season.

Fox, a freshman from Forestville, recorded her 21 kills on 56 attacks, hitting .232 for the night. Sather recorded a season-high of 21 kills to go along with 14 digs.

Sophomore Lindsay Brown guided the offense with a career-high 60 assists. Taylor Manton, the CCAA’s leader in digs after the first week-end of play, continued her stellar defensive work with a game-high 29 digs.

Rachael Schurman led five Wildcats in double figures with 18 kills and a .357 hitting percent-age.

Sonoma St. 30 24 25 26Central Wash. 27 30 30 30

CHAMINADE 3SONOMA STATE 1

August 31, 2007

HONOLULU, Hawaii- Freshman Kendahl Batiste posted a career-high 14 kills on Friday night in Sonoma State’s 3-1 loss to Chaminade. It was the third straight loss for the Seawolves in the Hawaii Invitational as they drop to 2-5 on the season.

The Seawolves were even with the Silver-Swords after two games, but Chaminade edged SSU 30-24 and 30-25 in three and four to take the match.

Batiste’s 14 kills came on just 28 attacks as she hit a blistering .393 for the match. Kristy Sather also had 14 kills and Kaylee Aizenstadt sup-plied the offense with 12. Taylor Manton led the defense with 21 digs.

Trina Kauliakomoa had 20 kills to lead Chami-nade (5-1).

Sonoma St. 24 30 24 25Chaminade 30 22 30 30

SONOMA STATE 3HAWAII PACIFIC 1

September 1, 2007

HONOLULU, Hawaii- The Sonoma State vol-leyball team closed out play at the Hawaii Invitational with an impressive 3-1 win over Hawaii Pacific on Saturday afternoon in Hono-lulu. The Seawolves dropped the first game before storming back to take three straight and improve to 3-5 on the season. The Sea Warriors drop to 2-5.

The Seawolves looked like they were in trouble after a 30-16 blowout loss in game one. They were quick to right the ship, however, with a 30-23 win in game two before blowing out the Sea Warriors 30-15 in game three. SSU then edged HPU 30-28 to take the fourth game, and the match.

Kristy Sather led SSU with a 16-kill, 10-dig dou-ble-double. Kaylee Aizenstadt was particularly impressive, finishing with 12 kills and no errors for a .545 hitting percentage.

Lindsay Brown had 43 assists and Taylor Man-ton went for 32 digs.

Kelly Balanay led the Sea Warriors with 15 kills.

The Seawolves open up CCAA play next weekend at Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State San Bernardino.

Sonoma St. 16 30 30 30Hawaii Pacific 30 23 15 28

CAL POLY POMONA 3SONOMA STATE 1

September 7, 2007

POMONA, Calif- Sonoma State won game one, but then dropped the next three in their CCAA volleyball opener against Cal Poly Pomona on Friday night in Pomona. The Broncos improved to 7-1, 1-0 CCAA with a 28-30, 30-19, 30-25, 30-19 victory. The Seawolves fall to 3-6, 0-1 CCAA.

Kristy Sather led the Seawolves with 12 kills on a team-high 39 attempts. Lindsay Brown posted 38 assists and Sather led a trio of Sea-wolves in double-digit digs with 12.

Jenna Young paced the Broncos with 13 kills.

Sonoma St. 30 19 25 19Cal Poly Pomona 28 30 30 30


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Amanda Vanover posted an impressive 35 service aces as a freshman in ‘07.

No. 1 CSU SAN BERNARDINO 3SONOMA STATE 0

September 8, 2007

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team was quickly defeated on Satur-day by the No. 1 team in the country, Cal State San Bernardino. The Coyotes won by scores of 30-12, 30-24, 30-26 to improve to 10-0, 2-0 CCAA on the year. The Seawolves fall to 3-7, 0-2 CCAA.

Kristy Sather led the Seawolves with seven kills. Taylor Manton posted 12 digs and Lindsay Brown had 15 assists as the Seawolves were out hit .264 to .072.

The Coyotes had three players in double digits, led by Jane Chafeh’s 18 kills.

Sonoma St. 12 24 26CSU San Bern. 30 30 30

SONOMA STATE 3CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS 0

September 14, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- A season-high fifteen service aces along with an efficient hitting attack resulted in a 3-0 Sonoma State sweep of Cal State Dominguez Hills on Friday evening in CCAA volleyball action. The Seawolves go to 4-7, 1-2 CCAA on the year while the Toros drop to 1-11, 0-3 CCAA.

Sonoma State captured the match by scores of 30-19, 30-22, 30-23. The Seawolves hit a season-high .297, a full 120 points higher than their season average.

Rikki Buckshnis continued her excellent attack-ing on Friday with a ten-kill, no-error perfor-mance. The Clackamas, Oregon native hit an astounding .625. That percentage would have been the fourth-highest single-match clip in school history if Buckshnis had accumulated four more attacks.

Other Seawolves with stellar nights included Marianne Fox (nine kills, .333), Kristy Sather (ten kills), and Kaylee Aizenstadt (eight kills). Lind-say Brown was solid at setter, finishing with 36 assists and Taylor Manton posted 19 digs.

SSU was helped by poor service receiving from Dominguez Hills. Brown, Sather, and Amanda Vanover each recorded four service aces.

The Toros got 12 kills from Sophia Lopes and 11 more from Marissa Anderson. Rohnert Park

native Kayleigh Spratt had 29 assists and the Toros got 12 digs from Lopes.

CSU Dom. Hills 19 22 23Sonoma St. 30 30 30

Scoring: Peterson (SSU) 56:39, Pritchett (CSUSB) 57:11, Liby (CSUSB) 103:16.

SONOMA STATE 3NOTRE DAME de NAMUR 0

September 15, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State got a bal-anced attack to sweep Notre Dame de Namur in three straight on Saturday night in a non-conference volleyball match in Rohnert Park. The Seawolves won by scores of 30-27, 30-20, 30-15 as they improve to 5-7 on the year. The Argonauts fall to 3-8.

It was the second 3-0 win of the year for SSU over NDNU. The two met in the finale of the Seawolf Spike in August.

On Saturday, Kristy Sather led an impressive SSU attack with 12 kills. Sarah Illingworth (ten kills), Marianne Fox (nine kills), Kaylee Aizen-stadt (nine kills), and Rikki Buckshnis (seven kills) were right behind her as sophomore Lindsay Brown did a nice job of balancing the action. The Napa native ended her night with 41 assists.

Taylor Manton continued her impressive play on defense with a game-high 33 digs. She is far and away the leader in the conference with an average of 6.89 digs per game.

Emily Evans and Ashley Fox each had nine kills to lead the Argonauts. Lauren Quach had 21 digs and Pamela Alano was tops with 21 assists.

Notre Dame de N. 27 20 15Sonoma St. 30 30 30

CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY 3SONOMA STATE 1

September 19, 2007

SEASIDE, Calif- Sonoma State took game one, but then fell in the final three to drop a CCAA volleyball match to Cal State Monterey Bay on Wednesday in Seaside. The Seawolves drop to 5-8, 1-3 CCAA with the loss.

The Seawolves rolled to a 30-20 win in game one on the strength of a .429 hitting percent-

age. The Seawolves would go on to hit a solid .257 for the match, but they couldn’t get wins in any of the final three games.

CSUMB took game two 30-25, then edged the Seawolves by identical scores of 30-27 in the third and fourth.

Marianne Fox led the Seawolves with 14 kills in the game. Kristy Sather, Kaylee Aizenstadt, and Sarah Illingworth all chipped in with 11. Lindsay Brown had seven kills and a .538 hit-ting percentage to go along with a game-high 46 assists. Taylor Manton was tops in the game with 32 digs.

The Otters got 16 kills from Courtney Taubert and 12 more from Kendra Miller as they im-prove to 3-11, 2-2 CCAA.

Sonoma St. 30 25 27 27Cal St. Mont. Bay 20 30 30 30

HUMBOLDT STATE 3SONOMA STATE 2

September 21, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State served match point in game four and had a lead in game five, but came up on the losing side of a 3-2 decision to Humboldt State in CCAA vol-leyball action on Friday night at Seawolf Gym. The Lumberjacks took the match by scores of 17-30, 30-25, 25-30, 32-30, 15-10 to improve to 6-7, 2-3 CCAA. The Seawolves drop to 5-9, 1-4 CCAA with the loss.

The Seawolves came out strong, cruising 30-17 game one win. After the teams split consecu-tive 30-25 games, the Seawolves had the ‘Jacks on the ropes in game four. The Seawolves had the serve leading 29-28, but they couldn’t put the game away. HSU battled back to take the game, 32-30.


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No. 19 CHICO STATE 3SONOMA STATE 2

September 28, 2007

CHICO, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team had upset on their mind, but it wasn’t to be as they fell in five games to the 19th-ranked Chico State Wildcats, 3-2 on Saturday night. The loss drops the Seawolves to 5-11, 1-6 CCAA. The Wildcats improve to 13-4, 6-1 CCAA.

Sonoma State led in each match, but came up just short in their upset bid. SSU took games one (30-17) and three (30-27). Chico was victorious in games two (31-29), four (30-24), and five (16-14).

Marianne Fox and Kristy Sather each had 17 kills to lead the Seawolves. Kaylee Aizenstadt pitched in with 16 and also had a team-high six blocks. Lindsay Brown posted 55 assists and Taylor Manton pitched in with 31 digs.

SSU out hit Chico State .208 to .148 for the match.

The Wildcats got 18 kills from Lindsay Macias and 16 more from Gillian Heydorff.

Sonoma St. 30 29 30 24 14Chico St. 17 31 27 30 16

SONOMA STATE 3No. 16 CAL STATE L.A. 1

October 5, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State recorded 18.5 blocks on Friday night in a decisive 3-1 win over No. 16 Cal State L.A. in CCAA vol-leyball action in Rohnert Park. The Seawolves won by scores of 30-27, 31-33, 30-14, 30-23 to improve to 6-11, 2-6 CCAA. The Golden Eagles lose for the second straight night, falling to 10-6, 6-3 CCAA.

The win snaps a nine-game losing streak against the Golden Eagles, dating back to 2002.

The Seawolves’ 18.5 blocks are the second-most in school history for a single match. Rikki Buckshnis led the way with nine blocks, which ties for the third-best total in school history.

While SSU was impressive at the net, they were also aided by 42 Golden Eagle hitting errors. SSU out hit the Golden Eagles for the game .256 to .106.

Kristy Sather led the Seawolves with 17 kills. Kaylee Aizenstadt had 14 kills and a .387 hitting percentage and Buckshnis backed up her nine blocks with 11 kills and a .500 hitting percent-age. Lindsay Brown guided the offense with 47 assists as well as seven kills. Taylor Manton, the fourth-leading digger in the NCAA, added 26 more to her impressive total.

Brianca Gorospe had a team-high 15 kills for the Golden Eagles. Keslie Brown went for 11 kills and 42 assists and Lindsey Spainhour was tops with 27 digs.

Cal State L.A. 27 33 14 23Sonoma St. 30 31 30 30

SONOMA STATE 3No. 21 UC SAN DIEGO 1

October 24, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- For the second night in a row, a nationally-ranked team came in to Seawolf Gym.....and for the second night in a row that team went home with a loss. On Saturday night, Sonoma State defeated No. 21 UC San Diego in four games, 30-20, 26-30, 30-26, 30-24. The win came on the heels of a 3-1 victory over No. 16 Cal State L.A. on Friday as the Seawolves improve to 7-11, 3-6 CCAA. The Tritons fall to 11-6, 5-4 CCAA.

With the win, the Seawolves improve to 6-3 at home this season.

The Seawolves used several well-timed scoring spurts, like a 10-0 run in game three and a late 5-0 run in game four, to defeat the Tritons for the first time since October 2005.

Just like in Friday’s win over CSULA, the Seawolves again played well at the net, out blocking the Tritons 12.0 to 3.0. The Seawolves also out hit the Tritons .157 to .135 and forced 39 UCSD hitting errors.

Kristy Sather led the Seawolves with 13 kills and Rikki Buckshnis hit a team-high .304 with nine kills to just two errors. Taylor Manton posted 28 digs and Lindsay Brown was solid all night with 33 assists.

UCSD got 19 kills from Rebecca Bailey and 15 more from Sylvia Schmidt. Natalie Facchini led all players with 33 digs and Elaine Chen and Kim Adams split time at setter, finishing with a combined 57 digs.

UC San Diego 20 30 26 24Sonoma St. 30 26 30 30

In game five, the teams went back and forth early before the ‘Jacks took advantage of five Seawolf hitting errors to pull away, 15-10.

Marianne Fox led the Seawolves with 20 kills. Lindsay Brown supplied 53 assists and Taylor Manton had 40 digs in the match. The Seawolves hit .124 in the match and came up with seven blocks.

The Lumberjacks got a balanced attack with four players with double digit kills, led by Lyn-sey Adams’ 17. Liz Shannon had 53 assists and Kelly Catherina matched Manton with 40 digs of her own. The ‘Jacks hit .123 for the match and posted 12 blocks.

Humboldt St. 17 30 25 32 15Sonoma St. 30 25 30 30 30

CAL STATE STANISLAUS 3SONOMA STATE 1

September 28, 2007

TURLOCK, Calif- Cal State Stanislaus head coach Chris Difani got the best of her former team on Friday night as she led her Warriors to a 3-1 win over Sonoma State in CCAA volley-ball action. The loss is the third in a row for the Seawolves, now 5-10, 1-5 CCAA. The Warriors improve to 5-11, 1-5 CCAA.

A member of SSU’s Athletics Hall of Fame, Difani is in his third year at Cal State Stanislaus. She remains SSU’s all-time leader in several offensive categories.

Sonoma State would out hit Cal State Stanislaus in the match, .110 to .065, but the Warriors were able to get points when they needed them. Stanislaus edged out 30-27 and 30-23 victories in games one and two and then held on for a 31-29 game four win. SSU’s lone victory, game three, was a 30-19 win.

Marianne Fox led the Seawolves with 11 kills on the night. Taylor Manton added 37 digs. She is currently third in the nation in digs per game.

Debbi Vander Schaaf led the Warriors with a game-high 14 kills.

Sonoma St. 27 23 30 29Cal St. Stanislaus 30 30 19 31


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sions. It looked like the Broncos might sneak out with a victory when they were serving game point at 30-29. SSU, however, would have none of that as they took the next three points, winning the game 32-30.

SSU trailed 14-13 in game two before going on a 12-2 run to win going away, 30-23.

The Seawolves had captured every ounce of momentum in the building by game three and raced to leads of 6-0 and 15-5 on their way to an easy 30-18 win.

Kristy Sather was SSU’s go-to-player in the second and third games and finished with a game-high 16 kills. Kaylee Aizenstadt, one of the conference’s most efficient hitters, hit a stellar .433 on the night with 15 kills and just two errors. Marianne Fox was also in double digits with ten kills.

Lindsay Brown was solid all night long at setter for SSU, finishing the night with 42 assists. Tay-lor Manton accrued 22 digs and Sarah Hillier pitched in with 16.

Antoinette Kathol led the Broncos with nine kills. Cally Young had 20 assists and Kiting Kolar posted 13 digs.

The Seawolves out hit the Broncos .222 to .081 for the game, though CPP did out block SSU 11-4.

Cal Poly Pomona 30 23 18Sonoma St. 32 30 30

SONOMA STATE 3CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS 0

October 20, 2007

CARSON, Calif- Kristy Sather and Kaylee Aizenstadt each had 11 kills and SSU hit .340 as a team in a 3-0 win over Cal State Dominguez Hills on Saturday in Carson. The win leaves the Seawolves at 9-12, 5-7 CCAA while the Toros drop to 2-22, 1-12 CCAA.

Sonoma State started quickly and never looked back in game one, jumping out to a 10-5 lead on a kill by Kaylee Aizenstadt, and then extending its lead to double digits at 26-16 on a Marianne Fox service ace. SSU would win game one, 30-22.

Game two started off competitive with ties at 1-1, 8-8, 10-10 before the Toros took their first lead of the day at 11-10 on a kill by Lauren Wells. A Sarah Hillier kill re-knotted the game on the next play, after which Lindsay Brown stepped back and serviced nine-straight

points, with four coming via kills from Kristy Sather, to give SSU a 20-11 lead. The teams traded sideouts over the next few plays until Marianne Fox serviced the last five points of the game to put the Seawolves up two head-ing into intermission.

Things did not get any better for CSUDH in game three as SSU continued to capitalize on long serving runs by multiple players to quickly dispatch of the Toros and take the match. The Seawolves were led by Aizenstadt’s .647 hitting percentage and 11 kills, with no attacking er-rors on the day. Sather was also in double-fig-ures with 11 kills, while Lillian Harms and Taylor Manton did the job in the back row, picking up 13 and 11 digs, respectively.

Sonoma St. 30 30 30CSU Dom. Hills 22 17 16

SONOMA STATE 3CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY 2

October 24, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Taylor Manton broke Sonoma State’s all-time digs record on Wednesday night in an absolute barn burner at Seawolf Gym. The Seawolves battled back from a two games to none deficit to beat Cal State Monterey Bay, 3-2. The Seawolves, win-ners of five of their last six, improve to 10-12, 6-7 CCAA. The Otters fall to 9-16, 6-7 CCAA.

Manton had 36 digs in the match, giving her 1,590 for her career. The previous record was held by Christine Shiba, who had 1,563 from 2000-2003. In addition to the career record, Manton set a new single-season record in the match. She now has 598 digs this season, surpassing Lillian Harms’ record of 571 set last year. Manton is currently 4th in the nation in assists.

Few would have given the Seawolves much of a chance after falling behind 2-0. CSUMB won game one 30-26, then held on for a 30-27 game two win.

The comeback started in game three when SSU edged the Otters 30-25 behind a .229 hit-ting performance. The Seawolves played their best volleyball of the night in game four, hit-ting at a .380 clip on their way to a 30-18 win.

The decisive game five had more than its share of drama. The Otters went up 8-6 before SSU put four straight on the board, taking the lead at 10-8. SSU pushed the score to 14-11, serv-ing match point. However, three quick points by the Otters drew things even again, at 14.

No. 2 CSU SAN BERNARDINO 3 SONOMA STATE 0

October 12, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- Sonoma State fell in three straight to No. 2 Cal State San Bernardino on Friday night in conference volleyball action in Rohnert Park. The loss snaps a two-game winning streak for SSU against nationally-ranked opponents. The Seawolves fall to 7-12, 3-7 CCAA. The Coyotes improve to 18-1, 10-0 CCAA.

Despite a 3-0 final score, the Seawolves played pretty well considering the opposition. The Coyotes had to battle for victory by scores of 30-21, 30-26, and 30-24.

The Seawolves led 16-14 in game one before the Coyotes rolled on and they started out game two with eight straight points before CSUSB found their bearings.

The Coyotes hit .259 for the game, led by 18 kills from Jessica Granados. Ashtin Hall sup-plied 11 kills and Sara Hoffman guided the offense with 38 assists. Meghan Haas posted 24 digs on the defensive side.

Sonoma State got 11 kills from Kristy Sather and a solid nine kill, .304 hitting performance from Kaylee Aizenstadt. Taylor Manton had 24 digs and Lindsay Brown went for 27 assists.

CSU San Bern. 30 30 30Sonoma St. 21 26 24

SONOMA STATE 3CAL POLY POMONA 0

October 13, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team continued their excellent play on Saturday with a convincing 3-0 sweep of second-place Cal Poly Pomona in CCAA action in Rohnert Park. The Seawolves are now 3-1 in their last four games, all against teams ranked in the top seven of the region. SSU is now 8-12, 4-7 CCAA. The Broncos fall to 15-5, 7-4 CCAA.

The win comes on the heels of last week’s upsets of No. 16 Cal State L.A. and No. 21 UC San Diego. Last night’s opponent, Cal State San Bernardino, was ranked No. 2 in the nation. Cal Poly Pomona was the top “receiving votes” team, which left them 26th in the nation.

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SSU served two more match points and the Otters served one of their own before SSU finally put the nail in the coffin at 19-17.

Kristy Sather led the Seawolves with 27 kills. Kaylee Aizenstadt had 22 kills and Marianne Fox had 11, breaking the freshman single-sea-son record in the process.

Lindsay Brown was solid all night at setter, turning in 66 assists, a career-high and the fourth-highest total in school history.

Christine Ricketts and Brittany Etchings had 12 kills apiece for the Otters. Melissa Nickas posted 31 digs and Juliette Ward led the squad with 26 assists.

CSU Mont. Bay 30 30 25 18 17Sonoma St. 26 27 30 30 19

SONOMA STATE 3HUMBOLDT STATE 2

October 26, 2007

ARCATA, Calif- The Sonoma State volleyball team picked up their sixth win in their last seven matches with an exciting 3-2 win over Humboldt State on Friday evening in Arcata. The Lumberjacks served for match point on two occasions, but were unable to put away the Seawolves. SSU goes to 11-12 overall and pulls back to .500 in CCAA play at 7-7. The ‘Jacks fall to 8-14, 4-10 CCAA.

It was the second straight match for SSU in which they fell behind two games to none yet came back to win. The Seawolves pulled the feat on Wednesday at home against Cal State Monterey Bay.

HSU won the first two games by scores of 30-28 and 30-24 before the Seawolves got going. SSU squeaked out a 30-28 win in game three, then dominated in a 30-21 win in game four to set up a fifth and deciding frame.

The ‘Jacks led for much of the fifth game and were serving game point at 14-13 before a ser-vice error tied things up. HSU scored the next point and had another match point at 15-14, but a hitting error brought the Seawolves even once again.

After that, the Seawolves got kills from Sarah Hillier and Kristy Sather to put the match away.

Sather led the Seawolves on the night with 21 kills. Kaylee Aizenstadt continued her solid hit-ting with 17 kills and a team-high .293 hitting percentage. Lindsay Brown was tops with 48 assists and Taylor Manton added to her all-time

school record with 23 more digs.

Lynsey Adams had a team-high 14 kills for the ‘Jacks.

Sonoma St. 28 24 30 30 17Humboldt St. 30 30 28 21 15

SONOMA STATE 3No. 22 CHICO STATE 0

November 2, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- The Sonoma State vol-leyball team continued their incredible run on Friday night with a resounding 3-0 sweep of No. 22 Chico State at Seawolf Gym. The win, the seventh in their last eight games, lifts the Seawolves to 12-12, 8-7 CCAA. The Wildcats drop to 16-9, 9-6 CCAA.

On their current 7-1 stretch, the Seawolves have beaten four teams ranked in the nation’s top 26 and their lone loss was to the No. 2 team in the nation. Friday’s result also snapped a five-game losing streak to the Wildcats.

The Seawolves jumped all over Chico from the start, pounding out a 30-25 win in game one. Game two was a bit tighter as the Wildcats rallied to make it close in a 30-28 SSU victory. SSU rolled in game three, beating the ‘Cats by a 30-19 score.

Kristy Sather was phenomenal on Friday night, hitting .378 with a game-high 22 kills. Her kills pushed her over the 300 barrier for the season, making her the first Seawolf to get to that mark since Erin Manly in 2004.

Lindsay Brown also reached a milestone with her 1,000th assist of the season. She becomes the third player in school history, and first since 2001, to reach the millenium mark. Brown had 35 assists on Friday night.

Gillian Heydorff and Kelly Smiland each had 11 kills to pace Chico State. Amanda Ley had 35 assists.

SSU hit .308 for the night, compared to just .164 for Chico State. SSU also had a 9-7 advan-tage in service aces.

Chico St. 25 28 19Sonoma St. 30 30 30

SONOMA STATE 3CAL STATE STANISLAUS 2

November 3, 2007

ROHNERT PARK, Calif- It may have taken a little while, but the Sonoma State volleyball team got their act together to come from behind and beat Cal State Stanislaus in five games on Friday night at Seawolf Gym. The Seawolves (13-12, 9-7 CCAA) move above .500 for the first time this season with their eighth win in their last nine games. The Warriors fall to 6-22, 2-14 CCAA.

Cal State Stanislaus looked great through the first two games, taking 34-32 and 30-27 wins. They went on to serve match point in the third game before the Seawolves pulled out an ex-citing 35-33 win. With that third game win, the Seawolves captured all the momentum, rolling to 30-18 and 15-9 wins in games four and five.

The Seawolves got 22 kills from Kristy Sather. It was her fourth consecutive game with at least 20 kills. Rikki Buckshnis found her groove late in the match, finishing with 11 kills and a .500 hitting percentage. Marianne Fox and Kaylee Aizenstadt also made contributions on offense with 14 and 13 kills respectively.

Lindsay Brown was solid again at setter, finish-ing with 54 assists. Taylor Manton picked up 33 more digs and both Aizenstadt and Bucksh-nis were a part of six blocks.

After a hot start, Warrior Debbie Vander Schaaf was slowed down in the fourth and fifth games. She still finished the night with a game-high 24 kills and 11 digs. Nicole Musso was also in double digits with 13 kills. Megan Britton had 24 kills and the duo of Colleen Sul-livan and Nicki Brown (sister of SSU’s Lindsay Brown) combined for 49 assists.

Cal St. Stanislaus 34 30 33 18 9Sonoma St. 32 27 35 30 15


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No. 20 UC SAN DIEGO 3SONOMA STATE 2

November 9, 2007

LA JOLLA, Calif- UC San Diego came back to beat Sonoma State in five games on Friday night, ending the Seawolves’ six-game winning streak. The 20th-ranked Tritons picked up the win by scores of 23-30, 30-22, 22-30, 30-28, 15-11 to improve to 18-7, 12-5 CCAA. The Seawolves drop to 13-13, 9-8 CCAA with one game to go.

The Seawolves were just two points from win-ning the match, tied at 28 in game four before UCSD got two kills to steal the win. The game was tied at eight in the fifth game as well, but the Tritons pulled away down the stretch.

Kristy Sather turned in 21 kills to give her at least 20 kills for the fifth game in a row. Mari-anne Fox (12) and Kaylee Aizenstadt (11) were also in double digits. Lindsay Brown had 52 assists and Taylor Manton posted 32 digs.

Rebecca Bailey had 29 kills to lead the Tritons. Kim Adams went for 50 assists and Natalie Fac-chini had a game-high 39 digs.

The Seawolves will wrap up the regular season on Saturday at Cal State L.A.. SSU entered the weekend ranked 10th in the region. With eight teams advancing to the NCAA Regional Ttournament, the loss to UCSD certainly deals a blow to their post-season aspirations.

Sonoma St. 30 22 30 28 11UC San Diego 23 30 22 30 15

CAL STATE L.A. 3SONOMA STATE 0

November 10, 2007

LOS ANGELES, Calif- The Sonoma State vol-leyball team closed out the 2007 season on Saturday afternoon with a 3-0 loss at the hands of Cal State L.A. at the Eagles Nest in Los Ange-les. The Seawolves finish the season at 13-14, 9-9 CCAA. In the loss, Lindsay Brown and Marianne Fox set school single-season records for assists and service aces, respectively.

The Golden Eagles took Saturday’s match by scores of 30-21, 30-26, 30-25.

The second half of the season was quite a turn around for Sonoma State. Heading in to this weekend, SSU had won six in a row and eight of their last nine games to rebound from a tough 5-11 start to the season. Unfortunately, the losses to UC San Diego on Friday and Cal State L.A. on Saturday ended their hopes of a post-season berth.

Kristy Sather led the Seawolves on Saturday with 15 kills. She finishes the season with 373 kills, the most by a Seawolf since 2002 and the seventh-best mark in school history.

Lindsay Brown led the team in assists in the season finale, as she did in every other match this year, finishing with 29. Her 1,140 assists for the season break the school record, set by Colleen Ferguson (1,116) in 1995.

Taylor Manton led on defense, finishing with 15 more digs to give her 712 for the season. She becomes the first SSU player to surpass the 700-dig plateau in a season (several weeks after becoming the first to reach 600).

Marianne Fox also broke the school’s all-time service ace record with her 53rd of the season. Just a freshman, Fox is also SSU’s all-time fresh-man kills leader with 304.

Sonoma St. 21 26 25Cal St. L.A. 30 30 30

Kristy Sather was named the CCAA Newcomer of the Year after recording 373 kills in 2007.


Rikki Buckshnis should find her way on to the school’s career blocks list in 2008.

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�00� RESULTS (��-��, �-� CCAA)Date Opponent W L Result Score AttendanceAug 24 WESTERN OREGON# L 1-3 30-25, 21-30, 23-30, 23-30 101Aug 24 NORTHWEST NAZARENE# L 2-3 27-30, 30-22, 30-28, 28-30, 5-15 55Aug 26 SEATTLE# W 3-2 30-25, 19-30, 24-30, 30-19, 16-14 55Aug 26 NOTRE DAME de NAMUR# W 3-0 30-21, 30-13, 31-29 92Aug 30 vs. No. 19 BYU-Hawaii% L 0-3 29-31, 20-30, 23-30 20Aug 31 vs. Central Washington% L 1-3 30-27, 24-30, 25-30, 26-30 137Aug 31 at Chaminade% L 1-3 24-30, 30-22, 24-30, 25-30 76Sep 1 at Hawaii Pacific% W 3-1 16-30, 30-23, 30-15, 30-28 150Sep 7 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-3 30-28, 19-30, 25-30, 19-30 144Sep 8 at No. 1 Cal State San Bernardino* L 0-3 12-30, 24-30, 26-30 145Sep 14 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 3-0 30-19, 30-22, 30-23 102Sep 15 NOTRE DAME de NAMUR# W 3-0 30-27, 30-20, 30-15 116Sep 19 at Cal State Monterey Bay* L 1-3 30-20, 25-30, 27-30, 27-30 200Sep 21 HUMBOLDT STATE* L 2-3 30-17, 25-30, 30-25, 30-32, 10-15 177Sep 28 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-3 27-30, 23-30, 30-19, 29-31 100Sep 29 at No. 19 Chico State* L 2-3 30-17, 29-31, 30-27, 24-30, 14-16 374Oct 5 No. 16 CAL STATE L.A.* W 3-1 30-27, 31-33, 30-14, 30-23 131Oct 6 No. 21 UC SAN DIEGO* W 3-1 30-20, 26-30, 30-26, 30-24 213Oct 12 No. 2 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* L 0-3 21-30, 26-30, 24-30 178Oct 13 CAL POLY POMONA* W 3-0 32-30, 30-23, 30-18 155Oct 20 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* W 3-0 30-22, 30-17, 30-16 78Oct 24 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* W 3-2 26-30, 27-30, 30-25, 30-18, 19-17 188Oct 26 at Humboldt State* W 3-2 28-30, 24-30, 30-28, 30-21, 17-15 261Nov 2 No. 22 CHICO STATE* W 3-0 30-25, 30-28, 30-19 311Nov 3 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* W 3-2 32-34, 27-30, 35-33, 30-18, 15-19 287Nov 9 at No. 20 UC San Diego* L 2-3 30-23, 22-30, 30-22, 28-30, 11-15 488Nov 10 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-3 21-30, 26-30, 25-30 243* CCAA game; # Seawolf Spike Tournament (Rohnert Park); % Hawaii Invitational (Honolulu); home games in CAPS.

�00� STATISTICSName GP K E TA PCT KPG AST SA DIG DPG BS BA BLK BPGKristy Sather 97 373 171 1083 .187 3.85 14 18 184 1.90 20 26 46 0.47Marianne Fox 99 304 113 1026 .186 3.07 14 53 172 1.74 6 17 23 0.23Kaylee Aizenstadt 103 295 97 706 .280 2.86 7 6 41 0.40 8 56 64 0.62Rikki Buckshnis 87 152 45 413 .259 1.75 5 2 57 0.66 9 70 79 0.91Lindsay Brown 106 107 37 307 .228 1.01 1140 41 205 1.93 9 39 48 0.45Sarah Illingworth 59 84 37 252 .187 1.42 0 0 17 0.29 2 31 33 0.56Kendahl Batiste 34 53 34 177 .107 1.56 3 0 11 0.32 1 5 6 0.18Sarah Hillier 64 46 35 227 .048 0.72 24 15 156 2.44 4 26 30 0.47Rachel Sagapolu 9 17 10 70 .100 1.89 1 0 6 0.67 0 2 2 0.22Natalie Coward 17 17 9 47 .170 1.00 0 0 4 0.24 1 6 7 0.41Amanda Vanover 68 6 5 33 .030 0.09 0 35 53 0.78 1 1 2 0.03Lillian Harms 100 5 2 40 .075 0.05 26 32 283 2.83 0 0 0 0.00Samantha Jagoda 7 4 4 18 .000 0.57 0 0 3 0.43 1 2 3 0.43Taylor Manton 106 1 2 23 -.043 0.01 67 30 712 6.72 0 0 0 0.00Devin Scully 56 1 6 18 -.278 0.02 13 16 127 2.27 0 0 0 0.00Deanna Thadgard 3 0 0 0 .000 0.00 0 1 2 0.67 0 0 0 0.00Team 106 1465 607 4440 .193 13.82 1314 249 2033 19.18 62 281 202.5 1.91Opponents 106 1459 701 4423 .171 13.76 1298 237 2005 18.92 60 275 197.5 1.86

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�00� CCAA REVIEW W L Pct W L Pct Streak Home Away NeutralCal State San Bernardino 17 1 .944 27 3 .900 L1 14-2 10-1 3-0Cal Poly Pomona 13 5 .722 21 7 .750 L1 13-1 5-5 3-1UC San Diego 13 5 .722 20 8 .714 L1 7-2 8-3 5-3Cal State L.A. 12 6 .667 17 10 .630 L1 10-2 5-5 2-3Chico State 9 9 .500 16 13 .552 L5 7-3 4-6 5-4SONOMA STATE 9 9 .500 13 14 .481 L2 10-4 3-7 0-3Cal State Monterey Bay 8 10 .444 12 19 .387 L2 9-7 3-9 0-3Humboldt State 6 12 .333 10 16 .385 W1 4-6 3-7 3-3Cal State Stanislaus 2 16 .111 6 24 .200 L4 3-9 1-10 2-5Cal State Dominguez Hills 1 17 .056 2 27 .069 L14 1-11 0-10 1-6

NCAA DIVISION II PACIFIC REGIONAL (SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF.)Thursday, November 15 UC San Diego 3, Northwest Nazarene 2 Western Washington 3, Chico State 0 Cal State L.A. 3, Cal Poly Pomona 2 Cal State San Bernardino 3, Western Oregon 0Friday, November 16 Cal State San Bernardino 3, Cal State L.A. 1 Western Washington 3, UC San Diego 2Saturday, November 17 Western Washington 3, Cal State San Bernardino 0

CONFERENCE GAMES ALL GAMES

ALL-CCAA TEAMFirst TeamOH: Rebecca Bailey, UC San DiegoOH: Jessica Granados, CSU San BernOH: Kristy Sather, Sonoma StateOH: Sylvia Schmidt, UC San DiegoOH: Jenna Young, Cal Poly PomonaMB: Sharea Drawn, CSU San Bern.MB: Antoinette Kathol, Cal Poly PomMB: Airess Padda, Cal State L.A.MB: Sara Rice, CSU San Bern.MB: Vanessa Williams, Cal Poly PomS: Erica Brick, Chico StateL: Taylor Manton, Sonoma State

Second TeamOH: Brittany Etchings, CS Mont BayOH: Bianca Gorospe, Cal State L.A.OH: Ashtin Hall, CSU San Bern.OH: Gillian Heydorff, Chico StateOH: Lindsay Laasko, Cal State L.A.OH: Courtney Taubert, CS Mont BayOH: Debbie Vander Schaff, CS StanOH: Amber Ries, UC San DiegoOH: Ursula Viera, Cal State L.A.MB: Brittany Harkey, Cal Poly PomS: Lindsay Brown, Sonoma StateS: Sara Hoffman, CSU San BernL: Natalie Facchini, UC San Diego

Player of the Year: Jessica Granados, CSU San BernFreshman of the Year: Marianne Fox, Sonoma StateNewcomer of the Year:Kristy Sather, Sonoma StateCoach of the Year:Kim Cherniss, CSU San Bernardino

MOLTEN CCAAPLAYER OF THE WEEK8/20-26: Sharea Drawn, CSUSB8/27-9/2 Jessica Granados, CSUSB9/3-9: Jane Chafeh, CSUSB 9/10-16: Bianca Gorospe, CSULA9/17-23: Courtney Taubert, CSUMB9/24-30: Jessica Granados, CSUSB 10/1-7: Jessica Granados, CSUSB10/8-14: Rebecca Bailey, UCSD10/15-21: Elaine Chen, UCSD10/22-28: Sylvia Schmidt, UCSD10/29-11/4: Brittany Etchings, CSUMB11/5-11: Rebecca Bailey, UCSD

CCAA STAT LEADERSINDIV. HITTING PCT.1. Sharea Drawn, CSUSB _____ .4092. Sara Rice, CSUSB _________ .3843. Jessica Granados, CSUSB ___ .2944. Antoinette Kathol, CPP ____ .2815. Kaylee Aizenstadt, SSU _ .280

INDIVIDUAL KILLS1. Jessica Granados, CSUSB ___ 4632. Lindsay Macias, CSUC _____ 4363. Rebecca Bailey, UCSD _____ 4214. KRISTY SATHER, SSU ____ 3735. Sophia Lopes, CSUDH _____ 343

INDIVIDUAL ASSISTS1. Sara Hoffman, CSUSB _____ 12532. LINDSAY BROWN, SSU __ 11403. Erica Brick, CSUC ________ 10234. Liz Shannon, HSU _________ 9715. Keslie Brown, CSULA ______ 948

INDIVIDUAL ACES1. Jenna Young, CPP _________ 682. Sylvia Schmidt, UCSD _______ 583. Jessica Granados, CSUSB ____ 544. MARIANNE FOX, SSU _____ 535. Gillian Heydorff, CSUC ______ 50

INDIVIDUAL BLOCKS1. Antoinette Kathol, CPP ____ 1422. Vanessa Williams, CPP _____ 1363. Danielle Wells, HSU _______ 1284. Megan Loghry, CSUS _______ 945. Brittany Harkey, CPP ________ 92

INDIVIDUAL DIGS1. TAYLOR MANTON, SSU ___ 7122. Natalie Facchini, UCSD _____ 5553. Lacy Stringfellow, CSUC ____ 5264. Meghan Haas, CSUSB ______ 5235. Megan Britton, CSUS ______ 506

TEAM HITTING PCT.1. Cal State San Bernardino ___ .2872. UC San Diego____________ .209 Cal Poly Pomona _________ .2094. Chico State _____________ .193 SONOMA STATE _______ .193

OPPONENT HITTING PCT.1. Cal Poly Pomona _________ .1372. Cal State San Bernardino ___ .1513. UC San Diego____________ .1554. Cal State L.A. ____________ .1665. SONOMA STATE _______ .171

TEAM ASSISTS (PER GAME)1. Cal State San Bernardino __ 15.272. Chico State ____________ 13.933. Cal State L.A. ___________ 13.844. UC San Diego___________ 13.475. Cal Poly Pomona ________ 12.56

TEAM ACES (PER GAME)1. UC San Diego____________ 2.912. Cal State San Bernardino ___ 2.773. Cal Poly Pomona _________ 2.494. SONOMA STATE _______ 2.355. Chico State _____________ 2.33

TEAM BLOCKS (PER GAME)1. Cal Poly Pomona _________ 3.072. Humboldt State __________ 2.103. Cal State San Bernardino ___ 2.074. Cal State L.A. ____________ 2.045. SONOMA STATE _______ 1.92

TEAM DIGS (PER GAME)1. SONOMA STATE ______ 19.182. Cal State Monterey Bay ___ 18.293. Humboldt State _________ 17.844. Chico State ____________ 17.735. Cal Poly Pomona ________ 17.26

DAKTRONICS ALL-PACIFIC REGIONFirst Team:OH: Alyssa Given, Seattle PacificOH: Rebecca Bailey, UC San DiegoMB: Sharea Drawn, CSU San Bern.MB: Fabiane Seben, Hawaii-HiloRS: Jessica Granados, CSU San BernS: Sara Hoffman, CSU San Bern.L: Courtney Schneider, W. Wash

Second Team:OH: Lindsay Macias, Chico StateOH: Jaime Anderson, Western WashMB: Antoinette Kathol, Cal Poly PomMB: Cammy Dranginis, NW Naz.RS: Amber Ries, UC San DiegoS: Erica Brick, Chico StateL: Taylor Manton, Sonoma State

AVCAALL-PACIFIC REGIONFirst Team:OH: Jaime Anderson, Western Wash.OH: Rebecca Bailey, UC San DiegoOH: Alyssa Given, Seattle PacificOH: Lindsay Macias, Chico StateRS: Jessica Granados, CSU San BernMB: Cammy Dranginis, NW Naz.MB: Sharea Drawn, CSU San Bern.MB: Tiana Roma, Western Wash.MB: Rachael Schurman, Cen. Wash.MB: Vanessa Williams, Cal Poly PomDS: Courtney Schneider, W. Wash.S: Sara Hoffman, CSU San Bern.

Honorable Mention:S: Erica Brick, Chico StateDS: Meghan Haas, CSU San Bern.MB: Antoinette Kathol, Cal Poly PomMB: Sara Rice, CSU San Bern.MB: Fabiane Seben, Hawaii-HiloOH: Kristy Sather, Sonoma State

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KILLS1992 Heather Hepburn____3991993 Michelle Harris ______3121994 Jennifer Clifton ______3341995 Kelly Wood _________3631996 Katie Eaton _________3561997 Christina Difani ___ 5791998 Christina Difani _____4281999 Allison Carey _______2212000 Kiyomi Shimada _____3762001 Kristen Graham _____3502002 Christine Shiba ______3812003 Erin Manly _________3182004 Erin Manly _________3112005 Lindsay Webb ______2862006 Michelle Fletcher ____2662007 Kristy Sather ________373

ASSISTS1992 Dorothy Rojas ______4321993 Jamie Boyd ________5071994 Colleen Ferguson ____9311995 Colleen Ferguson ___11161996 Kelly Brown ________8911997 Julie Corralejo ______9801998 Nikki Becker ________6341999 Kathleen Gamboa ___3922000 Kristi Rich __________6232001 Kathleen Gamboa __11082002 Tina Mesquita ______9382003 Tina Mesquita ______6422004 Tina Mesquita ______8152005 Megan Moore ______5502006 Lindsay Brown ______4042007 Lindsay Brown __ 1140

SERVICE ACES1992 Fontaine Segerquist ___391993 Jennifer Clifton _______501994 Michelle Harris _______361995 Colleen Ferguson _____381996 Leah Rodriguez ______301997 Kristian Wintrich ______381998 Cindy Staka _________341999 Allison Carey ________242000 Kiyomi Shimada ______252001 Kathleen Gamboa ____492002 Katie Dolge _________522003 Erin Manly __________26 Lindsay Smith _______26 Tina Mesquita _______262004 Ashley Arriola ________402005 Mindy Orth _________36 Taylor Manton _______362006 Lillian Harms ________352007 Marianne Fox _____ 53

DIGS1992 Heather Hepburn____4071993 Heather Hepburn____3691994 Michelle Harris ______4411995 Jennifer Clifton ______3471996 Katie Eaton _________3071997 Leah Rodriguez _____5311998 Christina Difani _____2921999 Teresa Sestito _______2292000 Christine Shiba ______3182001 Christine Shiba ______4602002 Christine Shiba ______4272003 Ashley Arriola _______4172004 Ashley Arriola _______4242005 Taylor Manton ______4792006 Lillian Harms _______5712007 Taylor Manton ____ 712

BLOCKS1992 Jolynn Erickson _____1061993 Jennifer Clifton _______951994 Sarah Wenstrand _____921995 Jennifer Clifton ___ 1261996 Alexandra Rigg ______631997 Alexandra Rigg _____1111998 Kristen Graham ______781999 Kristen Graham ______642000 Kristen Graham _____1012001 Erin Manly _________1182002 Erin Manly __________782003 Megan Dierker _______682004 Mindy Orth _________632005 Kaylee Aizenstadt_____752006 Sarah Illingworth _____682007 Rikki Buckshnis _______79

HITTING PCT. (min. 200 kills)1992 Jolynn Erickson ____ .2591993 Michelle Harris _____ .2581994 Jennifer Clifton _____ .2591995 Kelly Wood ________ .2861996 Christina Difani ____ .3271997 Christina Difani ____ .3041998 Christina Difani ____ .2261999 Allison Carey ______ .2022000 Kristen Graham ____ .2572001 Erin Manly ________ .3272002 Erin Manly ________ .3172003 Megan Dierker _____ .3012004 Megan Dierker ___ .3352005 Mindy Orth _______ .3052006 Michelle Fletcher ___ .2492007 Kaylee Aizenstadt___ .280

YEARLY LEADERSFIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE1992 Heather Hepburn Jolynn Erickson1993 Heather Hepburn Michelle Harris Jolynn Erickson1994 Jennifer Clifton Michelle Harris1995 Jennifer Clifton Kelly Wood1996 Katie Eaton1997 Christina Difani Leah Rodriguez2001 Christine Shiba2004 Ashley Arriola2007 Taylor Manton Kristy Sather

SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE1992 Fontaine Segerquist Virginia Thompson1993 Jamie Boyd Jennifer Clifton1994 Sarah Wenstrand1995 Colleen Ferguson1996 Christina Difani Leah Rodriguez1997 Alexandra Rigg2000 Kiyomi Shimada2001 Kristen Graham Erin Manly2002 Christine Shiba Erin Manly2003 Christine Shiba2004 Erin Manly Megan Dierker2005 Mindy Orth2006 Michelle Fletcher Lillian Harms2007 Lindsay Brown

HONORABLE MENTIONALL-CONFERENCE1992 Jamie Boyd1994 Kelly Ferguson1998 Christina Difani

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT VIII1992 Jolynn Erickson (2)2006 Taylor Manton (2)2007 Rikki Buckshnis (1) Taylor Manton (1)

ALL-TIME HONORSNCACPLAYER OF THE YEAR1993 Heather Hepburn1997 Christina Difani

NCACNEWCOMER OF THE YEAR1992 Heather Hepburn

NCACCOACH OF THE YEAR1993 Kelly Van Winden (co)1995 Kelly Van Winden1997 Kelly Van Winden

CCAAFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2007 Marianne Fox

CCAANEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2007 Kristy Sather

AVCA ALL-PACIFIC REGION1997 Christina Difani2007 Kristy Sather

DAKTRONICSALL-PACIFIC REGION2007 Taylor Manton

Taylor Manton earned All-Region honors in ‘07 after breaking every digs record in the book.

INFORMATIONINTRO COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY

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ALL-TIME HONORSATTEMPTS1. Christine Shiba (2000-03) _______ 3,5172. Christina Difani (1995-98) _______ 3,5163. Erin Manly (2001-04) ___________ 2,9884. Sandy Tuttle (2000-03) _________ 2,5925. Kristen Graham (1998-2001) _____ 2,5096. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _______ 2,4257. Katie Eaton (1993-96) __________ 2,2308. Lindsay Webb (2004-06) ________ 2,0809. Heather Hepburn (1992-93) _____ 2,06110. Michelle Harris (1993-95)________ 2,057

KILLS1. Christina Difani (1995-98) _______ 1,4292. Erin Manly (2001-04) ___________ 1,1883. Christine Shiba (2000-2003) _____ 1,1614. Kristen Graham (1998-2001) _______9285. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________8996. Sandy Tuttle (2000-2003)__________8597. Megan Dierker (2001-04) _________8018. Katie Eaton (1993-96) ____________7469. Michelle Harris (1993-94)__________72410. Heather Hepburn (1992-93) _______709

KILLS PER GAME (min. 2 years)1. Christina Difani (1995-98) ________ 3.692. Michelle Harris (1993-94)_________ 3.603. Heather Hepburn (1992-93) ______ 3.214. Kristen Graham (1998-01) ________ 3.005. Kiyomi Shimada (1999-00) _______ 2.966. Christine Shiba (2000-03) ________ 2.807. Erin Manly (2001-04) ____________ 2.788. Lindsay Webb (2004-06) _________ 2.669. Kelly Wood (1994-95) ___________ 2.5610. Megan Dierker (2001-04) ________ 2.32 Kaylee Aizenstadt (2005-07) ______ 2.32

DIGS1. Taylor Manton (2004-07) ________ 1,7042. Christine Shiba (2000-2003) _____ 1,5633. Ashley Arriola (2001-04) ________ 1,1974. Lillian Harms (2004-07) _________ 1,0435. Leah Rodriguez (1994-97) _________9696. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________9367. Christina Difani (1995-98) _________9028. Kristi Nelson (1998-2001) _________8069. Katie Eaton (1993-96) ____________80310. Michelle Harris (1993-94)__________796

DIGS PER GAME (min. 2 years)1. Taylor Manton (2004-07) _________ 4.522. Michelle Harris (1993-94)_________ 3.963. Lillian Harms (2004-07) __________ 3.914. Christine Shiba (2000-2003) ______ 3.775. Heather Hepburn (1992-93) ______ 3.516. Ashley Arriola (2001-04) _________ 3.137. Leah Rodriguez (1994-97) ________ 3.068. Lindsay Smith (2002-03) _________ 2.919. Kelly Brown (1996-97) ___________ 2.5310. Kelly Ferguson (1994-95) _________ 2.52

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Kristen Graham (1998-2001) _______3612. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________3473. Erin Manly (2001-04) _____________2964. Robin Lawrence (1998-2001) ______2715. Megan Dierker (2001-04) _________2106. Jolynn Erickson (1990-93) _________1997. Alexandra Rigg (1996-97) _________1748. Kaylee Aizenstadt (2005-07) _______1699. Leah Rodriguez (1994-97) _________16610. Sandy Tuttle (2000-03) ___________163

SERVICE ACES1. Taylor Manton (2004-07) __________1302. Katie Dolge (1999-2002) __________1153. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________1074. Lillian Harms (2004-07) ____________975. Kristi Nelson (1998-2001) __________866. Sandy Tuttle (2000-2003)___________79 Ashley Arriola (2001-04) ___________798. Kathleen Gamboa (1999, 2001-02) ___789. Leah Rodriguez (1994-97) __________77 Katie Eaton (1993-96) _____________77

ASSISTS1. Tina Mesquita (2002-04) ________ 2,395 2. Colleen Ferguson (1994-95) _____ 2,0473. Kathleen Gamboa (1999, 01-02) __ 1,8884. LINDSAY BROWN (2006-) _____1,5445. Kendall Leatherberry (2003-06) ___ 1,5426. Kelly Brown (1996-97) __________ 1,5227. Jamie Boyd (1992-93) __________ 1,2808. Julie Corralejo (1996-97) ________ 1,1819. Kristi Rich (1999-01) ____________ 1,03610. Megan Moore (2005-06) __________815

CAREER RECORDSASSISTS PER GAME (min. 2 years)1. Tina Mesquita (2002-04) ________ 10.322. Colleen Ferguson (1994-95) _____ 10.233. Kelly Brown (1996-97) ___________ 9.514. Julie Corralejo (1996-97) _________ 9.375. Kathleen Gamboa (1999, 2001-02) _ 9.356. LINDSAY BROWN (2006-) ______8.487. Jamie Boyd (1992-93) ___________ 8.268. Kristi Rich (1999-01) _____________ 7.359. Kendall Leatherberry (2003-06) ____ 6.1110. Megan Moore (2005-06) _________ 5.58

GAMES PLAYED1. Erin Manly (2001-04) _____________4272. Christine Shiba (2000-2003) _______4153. Sandy Tuttle (2000-2003)__________4144. Kristen Graham (1998-2001) _______3995. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) _________3976. Christina Difani (1995-98) _________3877. Ashley Arriola (2001-04) __________3828. Taylor Manton (2004-07) __________3778. Cindy Staka (1995-98) ____________3629. Robin Lawrence (1998-2001) ______352

HITTING PCT. (2 yr., 1000 Att)1. Mindy Orth (2003-05) ___________ .2962. Megan Dierker (2001-04) ________ .2903. Erin Manly (2001-04) ____________ .2664. Christina Difani (1995-98) ________ .2625. Kelly Wood (1994-95) ___________ .2606. Jolynn Erickson (1992-93) ________ .2547. Alexandra Rigg (1996-97) ________ .246 Kaylee Aizenstadt (2005-07) ______ .2469. Michelle Harris (1993-94)_________ .23110. Jennifer Clifton (1992-95) ________ .228

Lindsay Brown needs 852 assists to become the school’s all-time leader.


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ATTEMPTS1. Christina Difani (1997) __________ 1,3072. Michelle Harris (1994) __________ 1,2263. Heather Hepburn (1992) ________ 1,2074. Christine Shiba (2002) __________ 1,1305. Kiyomi Shimada (2000) _________ 1,1116. Christina Difani (1998) __________ 1,0987. Kristen Graham (2001) __________ 1,0688. KRISTY SATHER (2007) _______1,0839. MARIANNE FOX (2007) _______1,02610. Katie Eaton (1996) _______________958

KILLS1. Christina Difani (1997) ____________5792. Christina Difani (1998) ____________4283. Michelle Harris (1994) ____________4124. Heather Hepburn (1993) __________3995. Christine Shiba (2002) ____________3816. Kiyomi Shimada (2000) ___________3767. KRISTY SATHER (2007) ________ 3738. Kelly Wood (1995) _______________3639. Katie Eaton (1996) _______________35610. Kristen Graham (2001) ____________350

KILLS PER GAME1. Christina Difani (1998) ___________ 4.552. Christina Difani (1997) ___________ 4.353. KRISTY SATHER (2007) ________3.854. Katie Eaton (1996) ______________ 3.835. Kiyomi Shimada (2000) __________ 3.726. Michelle Harris (1994) ___________ 3.687. Christine Shiba (2002) ___________ 3.568. Michelle Harris (1993) ___________ 3.519. Christina Difani (1996) ___________ 3.3710. Erin Manly (2004) ______________ 3.31

DIGS1. Taylor Manton (2007) ____________7122. Lillian Harms (2006) ______________5713. Leah Rodriguez (1997) ___________5314. Taylor Manton (2005) ____________4795. Christine Shiba (2001) ____________4606. Michelle Harris (1994) ____________4417. Christine Shiba (2002) ____________4278. Ashley Arriola (2004) _____________4249. Kristin Wintrich (1997) ____________41810. Ashley Arriola (2003) _____________417

DIGS PER GAME1. Taylor Manton (2007) ___________ 6.722. Lillian Harms (2006) _____________ 6.493. Taylor Manton (2005) ___________ 4.894. Ashley Arriola (2004) ____________ 4.375. Leah Rodriguez (1997) __________ 4.026. Christine Shiba (2001) ___________ 4.007. Christine Shiba (2002) ___________ 3.99 Michelle Harris (1993) ___________ 3.999. Michelle Harris (1994) ___________ 3.9410. Christine Shiba (2003) ___________ 3.89

BLOCKS1. Jennifer Clifton (1995) ____________1262. Kristen Graham (2001) ____________118 Erin Manly (2001) _______________1184. Alexandra Rigg (1997) ____________1115. Jolynn Erickson (1992) ____________1066. Kristen Graham (2000) ____________1017. Robin Lawrence (2001) ___________1008. Jennifer Clifton (1993) _____________959. Jolynn Erickson (1993) _____________9310. Sarah Wenstrand (1994) ___________92

SERVICE ACES1. MARIANNE FOX (2007) _________ 532. Katie Dolge (2002) ________________523. Jennifer Clifton (1993) _____________504. Kathleen Gamboa (2001) __________495. Erin Manly (2002) ________________446. Heather Hepburn (1993) ___________41 LINDSAY BROWN (2007) ________ 418. Ashley Arriola (2004) ______________409. Fontaine Segerquist (1992) _________3910. Kristin Wintrich (1997) _____________38 Colleen Ferguson (1995) ___________38

ASSISTS1. LINDSAY BROWN (2007) ______1,1402. Colleen Ferguson (1995) ________ 1,1163. Kathleen Gamboa (2001) _______ 1,1084. Julie Corralejo (1997) _____________9805. Tina Mesquita (2002) _____________9386. Colleen Ferguson (1994) __________9317. Kelly Brown (1996) ______________8918. Tina Mesquita (2004) _____________8159. Jamie Boyd (1992) _______________77310. Tina Mesquita (2003) _____________642

ASSISTS PER GAME1. Tina Mesquita (2002) ___________ 11.732. Tina Mesquita (2004) ___________ 11.483. LINDSAY BROWN (2007) ______10.754. Kathleen Gamboa (2001) _______ 10.265. Colleen Ferguson (1995) ________ 10.246. Colleen Ferguson (1995) ________ 10.237. Kelly Brown (1996) ____________ 10.138. Julie Corralejo (1997) ___________ 10.109. Kathleen Gamboa (2002) ________ 9.4610. Kristi Rich (2000) _______________ 9.16

HITTING PCT.1. Megan Dierker (2004) ___________ .3352. Christina Difani (1996) ___________ .327 Erin Manly (2001) ______________ .3274. Mindy Orth (2004) ______________ .3225. Erin Manly (2002) ______________ .3176. Mindy Orth (2005) ______________ .3057. Christina Difani (1997) ___________ .3048. Megan Dierker (2003) ___________ .3019. Kelly Wood (1995) ______________ .28610. Kaylee Aizenstadt (2007) _________ .280

SEASON RECORDSATTEMPTS1. Lindsay Smith (10/24/03) __________802. Christina Difani (11/11/98) _________793. Michelle Harris (10/27/94) __________74 Christine Shiba (9/26/03) __________744. Lindsay Webb (10/1/05) ___________72

KILLS1. Christina Difani (10/12/97) _________332. Christina Difani (9/12/98) __________29 Kiyomi Shimada (10/27/00) _________29 MARIANNE FOX (8/24/07) _______ 295. Lindsay Webb (9/1/05) ____________28

ASSISTS1. Julie Corralejo (10/7/97) ___________702. Julie Corralejo (10/31/97) __________683. Colleen Ferguson (10/4/95) ________674. Tina Mesquita (9/7/02) ____________66 Tina Mesquita (9/20/02) ___________66 Tina Mesquita (11/12/04) __________66 LINDSAY BROWN (10/24/07) ____ 66

SERVICE ACES1. Kendall Leatherberry (9/9/05) ________92. Taylor Manton (9/15/06) ____________7 Taylor Manton (9/21/07) ____________73. Ten tied with _____________________6

DIGS1. Lillian Harms (9/15/06) ____________502. Taylor Manton (8/26/07) ___________463. Leah Rodriguez (11/8/97) __________454. Taylor Manton (9/21/07) ___________405. Taylor Manton (10/29/05) __________37 Lillian Harms (8/25/06) ____________37 Taylor Manton (9/28/07) ___________37 Taylor Manton (8/24/07) ___________37

TOTAL BLOCKS1. Jolynn Erickson (9/10/93) __________132. Megan Willis (10/31/03) ___________103. Virginia Thompson (10/17/92)________9 Sarah Wenstrand (9/10/93) __________9 Mindy Orth (10/29/04) _____________9 RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (10/5/07) ______ 9

SOLO BLOCKS1. Jolynn Erickson (9/10/93) ___________82. Sarah Wenstrand (9/8/94) ___________73. Jolynn Erickson (10/15/93) __________64. Four tied with ____________________5

HITTING PCT. (min. 20 att.)1. Leah Rodriguez (9/10/97) ________ .7002. Erin Manly (11/1/02) ____________ .6503. Mindy Orth (8/27/05) ___________ .6404. Christina Difani (10/27/97) _______ .6225. Christina Difani (9/28/96) ________ .613

GAME RECORDS


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GAME RECORDSFRESHMAN KILLS1. MARIANNE FOX (2007) ______3042. Lindsay Webb (2004) __________ 2423. Christine Shiba (2000) _________ 2414. Erin Manly (2001) ____________ 2355. Christina Difani (1995) _________ 186

FRESHMAN DIGS1. Christine Shiba (2000) _________ 3182. Kristi Nelson (1998) ___________ 2113. Amy Davis (1995) ____________ 2094. Amy DuBois (1997) ___________ 1965. Kendall Leatherberry (2003) ____ 195

FRESHMAN ASSISTS1. Nikki Becker (1998) ___________ 6342. Kendall Leatherberry (2003) ____ 6263. Megan Moore (2005)__________ 5504. Jessica Stevens (1993) _________ 4675. LINDSAY BROWN (2006) _____404

FRESHMAN BLOCKS1. Erin Manly (2001) ____________ 1182. Kristen Graham (1998) __________ 783. Kaylee Aizenstadt (2005) ________ 754. SARAH ILLINGWORTH (2006) __685. Robin Lawrence (1998) _________ 50

SOPHOMORE KILLS1. Christine Shiba (2001) _________ 3462. Erin Manly (2002) ____________ 3243. Lindsay Webb (2005) __________ 2864. Sandy Tuttle (2001) ___________ 2845. Megan Dierker (2002) _________ 262

SOPHOMORE DIGS1. Taylor Manton (2005) _________ 4792. Christine Shiba (2000) _________ 4603. Ashley Cook (2002) ___________ 2764. Amy DuBois (1998) ___________ 2295. Ashley Arriola (2002) __________ 219

SOPHOMORE ASSISTS1. LINDSAY BROWN (2007) ___ 1,1402. Kathleen Gamboa (2001) _____1,1083. Julie Corralejo (1997) __________ 9804. Tina Mesquita (2002) __________ 9385. Kristi Rich (2000) _____________ 623

SOPHOMORE BLOCKS1. Jennifer Clifton (1993) __________ 952. Erin Manly (2002) _____________ 79 RIKKI BUCKSHNIS (2007) _____794. Kristen Graham (1999) __________ 645. Megan Dierker (2002) __________ 59

JUNIOR KILLS1. Christina Difani (1997) _________ 5792. Christine Shiba (2002) _________ 3813. KRISTY SATHER (2007) ______3734. Jennifer Clifton (1994) _________ 3345. Erin Manly (2003) ____________ 318

JUNIOR DIGS1. Lillian Harms (2006) ___________ 5712. Christine Shiba (2002) _________ 4273. Kristian Wintrich (1997) ________ 4184. Ashley Arriola (2003) __________ 4175. Christina Difani (1997) _________ 366

JUNIOR ASSISTS1. Colleen Ferguson (1994) _______ 9312. Kelly Brown (1996) ___________ 8913. Tina Mesquita (2003) __________ 6424. Jamie Boyd (1993) ____________ 5075. Kendall Leatherberry (2005) ____ 455

JUNIOR BLOCKS1. Kristen Graham (2000) _________ 1012. Robin Lawrence (2000) _________ 80 Jennifer Clifton (1994) __________ 804. Megan Dierker (2003) __________ 685. Kaylee Aizenstadt (2007) ________ 64

SENIOR KILLS1. Christina Difani (1998) _________ 4282. Michelle Harris (1994) _________ 4123. Kiyomi Shimada (2000) ________ 3764. Kelly Wood (1995) ____________ 3635. Katie Eaton (1996) ____________ 356

SENIOR DIGS1. Taylor Manton (2007) _________ 7122. Leah Rodriguez (1997) ________ 5313. Michelle Harris (1994) _________ 4414. Ashley Arriola (2004) __________ 4245. Heather Hepburn (1993) _______ 369

SENIOR ASSISTS1. Colleen Ferguson (1995) ______1,1162. Tina Mesquita (2004) __________ 8153. Kelly Brown (1997) ___________ 6314. Leah Rodriguez (1997) _________ 915. Kelly Wood (1995) _____________ 55

SENIOR BLOCKS1. Jennifer Clifton (1995) _________ 1262. Kristen Graham (2001) _________ 1183. Alexandra Rigg (1997) _________ 1114. Robin Lawrence (2001) ________ 1005. Jolynn Erickson (1993) __________ 93

CLASS RECORDS�-GAME MATCH RECORDSKills: Christina Difani (10/25/97) ___________ 24Assists: Tina Mesquita (9/7/02) ___________ 48Aces: Kendall Leatherberry (9/2/05) _________ 9Digs: Taylor Manton (9/15/07) ____________ 33Attempts: Kiyomi Shimada (11/4/00) ______ 55Total Blocks: Jennifer Clifton (11/5/93) ______ 8Hitting Pct: Jolynn Erickson (9/25/93) _____.833

�-GAME MATCH RECORDSKills: Christina Difani (9/12/98) ____________ 24 Kiyomi Shimada (10/27/00) ____________ 24Assists: Julie Corralejo (10/31/97) _________ 68Aces: Kathleen Gamboa (8/25/01) __________ 6Digs: Taylor Manton (10/29/05) ___________ 37 Taylor Manton (9/28/07) ______________ 37Attempts: Christina Difani (11/11/98) ______ 79Total Blocks: Jennifer Clifton (10/17/92) ____ 11Hitting Pct: Mindy Orth (10/31/01) _______.619

�-GAME MATCH RECORDSKills: Christina Difani (10/17/97) ___________ 33Assists: Julie Corralejo (10/17/97) _________ 70Aces: Taylor Manton (9/15/06) _____________ 7 Taylor Manton (9/21/07) _______________ 7Digs: Lillian Harms (9/15/06) _____________ 50Attempts: Lindsay Smith (10/24/03) _______ 80Total Blocks: Jolynn Erickson (9/10/93) _____ 13Hitting Pct: Erin Manly (10/31/01) ________.619

Marianne Fox blew away the school record for kills by a freshman with 304 last season. She would go on to win CCAA Freshman of the Year honors.


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KILLS1. vs. San Francisco State (11/8/97) _____85 vs. UC Davis (10/4/97) _____________853. vs. CSU Monterey Bay (10/24/07) ____83

3-Game Match: vs. St. Martin’s (9/6/02) _______ 644-Game Match: vs. San Fran. St (11/8/97) _____ 85 vs. UC Davis (10/4/97) ________________ 855-Game Match: vs. CSU Mont. Bay (10/24/07) __ 83

ASSISTS1. vs. UC Davis (10/31/97) ____________802. vs. CSU Monterey Bay (10/24/07) ____783. vs. CSU Dominguez Hills (9/30/06) ___74 vs. Cal State Hayward (10/17/97) _____74

3-Game Match: vs. St. Martin’s (9/6/02) _______ 604-Game Match: vs. UC Davis (10/31/97) ______ 805-Game Match: vs. CSU Mont. Bay (10/24/07) __ 78

ACES1. vs. Holy Names (9/1/01) ___________172. vs. Western State (8/31/02) _________16 vs. San Francisco State (10/31/01) ____16 vs. Saint Mary’s (9/23/93) ___________16

3-Game Match: Five games tied with ________ 154-Game Match: vs. Holy Names (9/1/01) ______ 175-Game Match: Three games tied with _______ 16

DIGS1. vs. San Francisco State (11/8/97) ____1722. vs. Cal State Hayward (10/17/97) ____122 vs. Seattle (8/26/07) ______________122

3-Game Match: vs. Grand Canyon (9/20/97) __ 1004-Game Match: vs. San Fran St (11/8/97) ____ 1725-Game Match: vs. Cal State Hay. (10/17/97) __ 122 vs. Seattle (8/26/07) _________________ 122

TEAM RECORDSATTEMPTS1. vs. San Francisco State (11/8/97) ____2672. vs. San Francisco State (10/7/92) ____2563. vs. UC San Diego (10/20/00) _______243

3-Game Match: vs. UC Davis (10/20/95) _____ 1894-Game Match: vs. San Fran St (11/8/97) ____ 2675-Game Match: vs. San Fran St (10/7/92) _____ 256

BLOCKS1. vs. Cal State L.A. (9/10/93) ________ 23.02. vs. Cal State L.A. (10/5/07) ________ 18.53. vs. Cal State L.A. (9/20/97) ________ 18.0

3-Game Match: vs. Chico State (11/5/93) ____ 14.04-Game Match: vs. Cal State L.A. (10/5/07) ___ 18.55-Game Match: vs. Cal State L.A. (9/10/93) ___ 23.0

HITTING PCT.1. vs. Michigan Tech (9/9/92) _______ .5542. vs. Western Oregon (9/7/02) ______ .4743. vs. Notre Dame de Namur (10/27/95) __ .4734. vs. Cal State Hayward (10/13/93) ___ .4685. vs. Cal State Stanislaus (10/7/05) ___ .427

3-Game Match: vs. Michigan Tech (9/9/92) ___ .5544-Game Match: Two games tied at _________ .3625-Game Match: vs. Humboldt St (10/14/94) __ .318


Christina Difani remains the Seawolves all-time leader in attempts, kills, and kills per game.

Heather Hepburn was an All-Confer-ence performer for the Seawolves in the early 1990s.

Jennifer Clifton ranks second in school history in blocks and fifth in kills.

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1992Head Coach: Kelly Van Winden

Record: 22-11, 8-4 NCAC

9/5 Seattle Pacific W 3-09/7 Portland State L 1-39/9 Michigan Tech W 3-09/9 Cal St. Dom. Hills W 3-09/11 vs. Portland State$ L 0-39/11 vs. Cal State L.A.$ W 3-29/12 vs. UC Riverside$ W 3-29/12 vs. CSU San Bernardino$ W 3-19/16 Cal St. San Bernardino W 3-29/18 vs. Cal State L.A.# L 2-39/18 vs. Cal Poly Pomona# L 1-39/18 vs. CSU San Bernardino# W 3-29/19 vs. Cal State Hayward# W 3-09/19 vs. Cal State Stanislaus# W 3-09/22 at UC Davis* L 0-39/26 vs. Nebraska-Omaha^ W 3-29/26 vs. Denver^ W 3-29/27 vs. Minnesota-Mankato^ L 1-39/27 vs. Angelo State^ L 1-39/29 Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/7 at San Francisco State* W 3-210/9 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/13 Fresno Pacific L 2-310/17 at Humboldt State* W 3-110/20 Chico State* L 1-310/23 at UC Santa Cruz W 3-110/27 UC Davis* L 2-310/29 at Menlo W 3-011/3 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-011/7 San Francisco State* W 3-011/13 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/14 at Chico State* L 2-311/20 Humboldt State* W 3-0$ UC Davis Tournament (Davis)# CSU Dominguez Hills Tournament (Carson)^Northern Colo. Tournament (Greeley, CO)



9/3 vs. Colorado Christian& W 3-09/10 vs. Cal State L.A.$ W 3-29/10 vs. UC Riverside$ L 0-39/11 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills$ W 3-09/11 vs. Cal Poly Pomona$ L 0-39/17 at Grand Canyon L 0-39/18 vs. Chaminade@ W 3-09/23 Saint Mary’s W 3-29/25 UC Santa Cruz W 3-09/28 at UC Davis* L 1-310/1 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/2 Humboldt State* W 3-010/7 at Alaska-Anchorage W 3-110/8 at Alaska-Anchorage W 3-210/9 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-010/10 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-110/13 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/15 at San Francisco State* W 3-110/16 Grand Canyon L 2-310/19 at Fresno Pacific W 3-110/23 at Chico State* W 3-010/26 UC Davis* L 1-310/29 at Humboldt State* W 3-011/3 Menlo W 3-011/5 Chico State* W 3-011/6 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/10 Cal State Hayward* W 3-011/13 San Francisco State* W 3-0

NCAA West Regional (Davis, CA)11/19 Portland State L 1-3& match played in San Francisco$ Western Invitational Tournament (Davis)@ game played in Phoenix, AZ



9/1 vs. Chaminade# W 3-29/1 at Hawaii-Hilo# L 0-39/2 vs. UC Riverside# L 1-39/2 vs. Cal State Bakersfield# L 0-39/3 vs. Hawaii Pacific# L 0-39/8 Grand Canyon$ W 3-19/9 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills$ W 3-09/9 vs. Cal State L.A.$ L 1-39/10 vs. CSU San Bernardino$ W 3-29/10 vs. Denver$ W 3-19/13 Dominican W 3-09/16 Chico State* W 3-19/21 at San Francisco State* W 3-29/23 vs. Portland State% L 2-39/23 vs. Regis% L 0-39/24 at Cal State Bakersfield% L 0-39/24 at Tampa% L 0-39/28 UC Davis* W 3-09/29 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-110/5 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/7 at Humboldt State* L 1-310/11 at Saint Mary’s L 1-310/14 at Grand Canyon L 0-310/15 vs. Cal Poly Pomona^ L 0-310/18 Fresno Pacific W 3-010/19 San Francisco State W 3-010/21 at Chico State* L 1-310/25 Cal State Hayward* W 3-110/27 at UC Davis* L 1-310/29 Humboldt State* L 2-311/4 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-0# Hawaii-Hilo Festival (Hilo, HI)$ Western Invitational Tournament (Davis)% CSU Bakersfield Tournament (Bakersfield)^ game played in Phoenix



9/1 vs. Denver^ W 3-29/1 vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene^ L 0-39/1 vs. Fort Lewis^ W 3-29/2 at Grand Canyon^ L 0-39/5 Southern Oregon L 1-39/8 vs. Grand Canyon$ L 2-39/8 vs. West Texas A&M$ W 3-29/9 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills$ W 3-19/9 vs. Michigan Tech$ L 1-39/19 UC Davis* L 1-39/21 at Cal State L.A. L 1-39/22 vs. South Dakota State% L 2-39/22 vs. Master’s College% W 3-09/23 vs. Westmont% W 3-19/23 at Cal Poly Pomona% W 3-19/29 at Notre Dame de N. W 3-09/30 Chico State* W 3-010/3 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/6 vs. Cal St. San Bern.@ W 3-0 10/7 at UC Davis@ L 2-310/13 San Francisco State* W 3-210/14 Humboldt State* W 3-210/20 at UC Davis* L 0-310/21 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-110/27 Notre Dame de N. W 3-010/28 at Chico State* W 3-011/1 at Fresno Pacific L 0-311/3 Cal State Hayward* W 3-111/4 at Cal St. Stanislaus* W 3-111/8 at San Francisco State* W 3-011/10 at Humboldt State* W 3-1^ Canyon Court Classic (Phoenix, AZ)$ Western Invitational Tournament (Davis)% Cal Poly Pomona Invitational (Pomona)@ Davis Premier Tournament (Davis)



8/30 vs. Western Oregon^ L 0-38/30 vs. Portland State^ L 0-38/31 vs. Cal Poly Pomona^ W 3-08/31 vs. Denver^ W 3-19/11 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-19/12 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-19/13 at Alaska-Anchorage W 3-19/14 at Alaska-Anchorage L 1-39/21 Master’s College W 3-19/27 vs. Cal St. Dom. Hills$ W 3-09/27 vs. Cal Poly Pomona$ W 3-19/28 vs. Grand Canyon$ L 2-39/28 Humboldt State* L 2-310/4 at UC Davis* L 0-310/5 at Chico State* W 3-210/8 Notre Dame de N. W 3-010/12 San Francisco State* W 3-110/19 at Cal St. Stanislaus* W 3-010/19 at Cal State Hayward* W 3-210/23 Holy Names W 3-010/25 at Humboldt State* W 3-011/1 Chico State* W 3-011/2 UC Davis* L 1-311/5 at Holy Names W 3-011/8 at San Francisco State* W 3-111/15 Cal State Hayward* L 0-311/16 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-0^ Portland St. Tournament (Portland, OR)$ Western Invitational Tournament (Davis, CA)



8/29 vs. Regis^ L 1-38/29 vs. Ferris State^ W 3-08/29 vs. Mercyhurst^ W 3-08/30 vs. Cal State Bakersfield^ L 1-39/5 vs. Christian Heritage% W 3-19/5 vs. Cal State L.A.% L 0-39/6 vs. Incarnate Word% W 3-19/6 vs. Cal State Hayward% W 3-19/10 Cal Poly Pomona W 3-19/12 UC San Diego W 3-09/16 Cal State Bakersfield L 2-39/19 vs. Puget Sound# L 1-39/19 vs. UC Riverside# L 0-39/20 vs. Grand Canyon# W 3-09/20 vs. Cal State L.A.# L 2-39/24 Humboldt State* W 3-09/26 vs. Cal Poly Pomona@ L 2-39/27 vs. Cal State L.A.@ L 0-39/27 vs. West Texas A&M@ L 0-310/3 Chico State* W 3-010/4 UC Davis* W 3-210/8 at Dominican W 3-010/10 at San Francisco State* W 3-110/11 at Notre Dame de N. W 3-010/14 at Holy Names W 3-110/17 Cal State Hayward* W 3-210/18 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/22 at Humboldt State* W 3-110/24 vs. Chico State$ W 3-010/24 vs. Grand Canyon$ L 2-310/25 vs. Mesa State$ W 3-010/25 vs. Cal St. San Bern.$ L 2-310/31 at UC Davis* W 3-111/1 at Chico State* W 3-011/8 San Francisco State* W 3-111/14 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-111/15 at Cal State Hayward* L 1-3^ CSU Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, CA)% Fresno Pacific Tournament (Fresno, CA)# UC Davis Tournament (Davis, CA)@ Cal Poly Pomona Tourn. (Pomona, CA)$ Chico State Tournament (Chico, CA)

YEARLY RESULTS


1991Head Coach: Vivian FritzRecord: 9-20, 6-6 NCAC

9/3 UC Santa Cruz W 3-09/5 Seattle Pacific W 3-29/6 vs. UC Riverside$ L 0-39/6 vs. Westmont$ L 1-39/7 vs. Cal State L.A.$ L 0-39/7 vs. Portland State$ L 0-39/12 Alaska-Fairbanks L 0-39/13 Alaska-Fairbanks L 0-39/14 Alaska-Anchorage L 2-39/15 Simon Fraser L 0-39/20 at Cal St. Dom. Hills# L 0-39/20 vs. Cal State Stanislaus# W 3-19/21 vs. Cal Poly Pomona# L 0-39/21 vs. Metro State# L 0-39/26 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/2 UC Davis* L 0-310/4 Grand Canyon L 0-310/5 Cal St. San Bernardino L 0-310/9 Menlo L 2-310/12 Humboldt State* W 3-110/15 Cal State Hayward* W 3-010/17 San Francisco State* L 2-310/24 Chico State* L 0-310/30 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/8 UC Davis* L 0-311/12 Chico State* L 0-311/15 Humboldt State* L 0-311/19 Cal State Hayward* W 3-111/21 San Francisco State* W 3-0$ UC Davis Tournament (Davis)# CSU Dominguez Hills Tournament (Carson)Note: locations for most games unavailable

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Record: 10-16, 6-16 CCAA

8/28 vs. Southern Oregon^ W 3-08/29 vs. Oregon Tech^ W 3-28/29 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks^ W 3-19/11 Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-39/12 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-19/18 UC Riverside* L 1-39/19 Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-39/25 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-39/26 at Grand Canyon* L 0-310/2 Cal St. Dom. Hills* L 2-310/3 Cal State L.A.* L 1-310/7 San Francisco State* L 1-310/9 UC Davis* W 3-110/10 at Chico State* W 3-010/16 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-310/17 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-310/23 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/24 at UC Riverside* L 0-310/30 Grand Canyon* L 0-310/31 Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-311/3 Holy Names W 3-011/6 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-311/7 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-111/11 at San Francisco State* W 3-111/13 Chico State* W 3-111/14 at UC Davis* L 2-3^ Humboldt St. Tournament (Arcata, CA)



9/2 LIU-C.W. Post W 3-09/3 Cal State Hayward L 2-39/6 Seattle Pacific L 0-39/10 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-39/11 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-29/17 at UC Riverside* L 0-39/18 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-39/24 Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-39/25 Grand Canyon* L 0-310/1 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* L 1-310/2 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/6 at San Francisco State* W 3-010/8 Chico State* W 3-010/9 at UC Davis* L 0-310/15 Cal St. Stanislaus* L 1-310/16 Cal St. Bakersfield* L 0-310/22 Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/23 UC Riverside* L 1-310/26 at Cal State Hayward* L 1-310/29 at Grand Canyon* L 0-310/30 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-311/5 Cal State L.A.* L 1-311/6 Cal St. Dom. Hills* L 1-311/10 San Francisco State* W 3-211/12 at Chico State* W 3-211/13 UC Davis* L 2-3


2000Head Coach: Jon Stevenson


8/29 at Seattle Pacific L 0-38/30 at Western Washington L 1-39/1 at Alaska-Fairbanks W 3-19/2 at Alaska-Fairbanks L 1-39/8 Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-39/9 Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-39/12 at Dominican L 1-39/15 at Grand Canyon* L 2-39/16 at UC San Diego* L 0-39/22 Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/23 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-19/28 at San Francisco State* W 3-09/29 Chico State* W 3-19/30 at UC Davis* L 1-310/3 at Notre Dame de N. L 1-310/6 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-310/7 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-310/13 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 1-310/14 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-310/20 UC San Diego* L 2-310/21 Grand Canyon* L 1-310/27 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-110/28 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-311/1 San Francisco State* W 3-111/3 at UC Davis* L 0-311/4 at Chico State* W 3-011/10 Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-311/11 Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-3

2001Head Coach: Jon StevensonRecord: 22-11, 12-10 CCAA

8/24 vs. Humboldt State^ W 3-18/24 vs. San Francisco State^ W 3-08/25 vs. Central Washington^ W 3-18/25 vs. Saint Martin’s W 3-08/28 at Dominican W 3-08/31 vs. Chaminade& W 3-08/31 vs. North Dakota& W 3-19/1 vs. Holy Names& W 3-19/1 vs. Florida Tech& L 1-39/1 vs. Chaminade& W 3-09/7 UC San Diego* L 1-39/8 Grand Canyon* L 2-39/14 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/15 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/21 at UC Davis* L 1-39/22 at Chico State* L 2-39/26 San Francisco State* W 3-09/28 Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-19/29 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-110/5 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/6 at Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-110/9 Pacific Union W 3-010/12 at Grand Canyon* W 3-110/13 at UC San Diego* L 0-310/19 Cal State L.A.* L 1-310/20 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-010/26 Chico State* W 3-010/27 UC Davis* W 3-010/31 at San Francisco State* W 3-211/2 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-111/3 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-311/10 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-311/9 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-2^ Chico State Tournament (Chico, CA)& Cal St. Stanislaus Tourn.(Turlock, CA)

2004Head Coach: Bear GrasslRecord: 14-12, 9-9 CCAA

8/27 vs. Western Oregon^ W 3-08/27 vs. BYU-Hawaii^ L 1-38/28 vs. UC Santa Cruz^ W 3-08/28 vs. Holy Names^ W 3-09/3 vs. Fort Hays State& L 1-39/3 vs. Minnesota-Mank& W 3-29/4 vs. Abilene Christian& L 2-39/4 vs. Nebraska-Omaha& W 3-19/11 at Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-19/17 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-39/18 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/24 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 2-39/25 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-010/1 Chico State* W 3-110/2 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/8 at UC San Diego* L 0-310/9 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/15 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-110/16 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-110/22 Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-010/29 Cal State L.A.* L 2-310/30 Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-311/5 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/6 at Chico State* W 3-211/12 Cal St. San Bern.* L 1-311/13 UC San Diego* L 0-3^ Otter Classic (Seaside, CA)& Coyote Classic (San Bernardino, CA)


8/27 vs. William Penn^ W 3-18/27 vs. College of Southwest^ W 3-08/28 vs. Humboldt State^ W 3-08/28 vs. Charleston^ W 3-19/2 vs. Hawaii Pacific& L 1-39/2 vs. Saint Martin’s& W 3-09/3 vs. Northwest Nazarene& L 2-39/3 vs. Northwood& L 2-39/9 Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-39/10 Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/16 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-39/17 at UC San Diego* L 0-39/23 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-19/24 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-39/28 Dominican W 3-010/1 Cal St. Monterey Bay* L 2-310/7 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/8 Chico State* L 1-310/14 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/15 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 0-310/21 UC San Diego* W 3-210/22 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-310/28 Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-310/29 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-111/4 at Chico State* L 1-311/5 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/12 at Cal St. Monterey Bay* L 1-3^ Otter Classic (Seaside, CA)& Coyote Classic (San Bernardino, CA)

2002Head Coach: Bear Grassl


8/30 vs. Augustana^ L 0-38/30 vs. Seattle Pacific^ W 3-08/31 vs. Western Wash.^ L 0-38/31 vs. Western State^ W 3-29/6 vs. Saint Martin’s& W 3-09/7 vs. Western Oregon& W 3-09/7 at Central Wash.& W 3-29/13 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/14 Cal State L.A.* W 3-19/20 UC Davis* W 3-19/21 Chico State* W 3-29/27 at Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-19/28 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-310/2 at San Francisco State* W 3-010/4 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-310/5 at Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-310/11 Grand Canyon* W 3-210/12 UC San Diego* L 1-310/18 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/19 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-210/25 at Chico State* L 1-310/26 at UC Davis* W 3-011/1 Cal State Stanislaus* L 0-311/2 Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-311/6 San Francisco State* W 3-011/8 Cal St. San Bern.* L 0-311/9 Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-311/15 at UC San Diego* L 1-311/16 at Grand Canyon* L 2-3^ Coyote Classic (San Bernardino, CA)& Central Wash. Tourn. (Ellensburg, WA)

2003Head Coach: Bear Grassl


8/29 vs. Western Washington^ L 1-38/30 vs. BYU-Hawaii^ L 1-38/30 vs. Central Washington^ W 3-29/5 vs. Montana St-Bil& W 3-09/5 at Humboldt State& W 3-09/6 vs. Montana St-Bil& W 3-19/6 at Humboldt State& W 3-19/13 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/14 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/19 at UC Davis* L 1-39/20 at Chico State* L 0-39/26 Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-29/27 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-010/1 San Francisco State* W 3-010/3 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-210/4 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-310/10 at Grand Canyon* W 3-210/11 at UC San Diego* L 0-310/17 Cal State L.A.* L 2-310/18 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-010/24 Chico State* L 2-310/25 UC Davis* W 3-110/31 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-011/1 at Cal State Bakersfield* L 1-311/5 at San Francisco State* W 3-011/7 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-311/8 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-311/14 UC San Diego* L 0-311/15 Grand Canyon* L 2-3^ Coyote Classic (San Bernardino, CA)& Humboldt St. Tourn. (Arcata, CA)

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ALL-TIME SERIES HISTORIESOpponent First Meeting Last Record Pct. StreakAbilene Christian 2004 2004 0-1 .000 L1Alaska (Fairbanks) 1991 2006 7-3 .700 W1Alaska-Anchorage 1991 1996 3-2 .600 L1Angelo State 1992 1992 0-1 .000 L1Augustana College 2002 2002 0-1 .000 L1BYU-Hawaii 2003 2007 0-3 .000 L3Cal Poly Pomona 1991 2007 10-19 .345 W1Cal State Bakersfield 1993 2006 4-18 .182 L6Cal State Dominguez Hills 1991 2007 21-5 .808 W3Cal State East Bay (Hayward) 1991 1999 14-3 .824 L3Cal State L.A. 1991 2007 4-25 .138 L1Cal State Monterey Bay 2004 2007 5-3 .625 W1Cal State San Bernardino 1991 2007 5-22 .185 L21Cal State Stanislaus 1991 2007 28-8 .778 W1Central Washington 2001 2007 3-2 .600 L2Chaminade 1993 2007 4-1 .800 L1Charleston 2005 2005 1-0 1.000 W1Chico State 1991 2007 21-14 .600 W1Christian Heritage 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1Colorado Christian 1993 1993 1-0 1.000 W1Denver University 1992 1996 4-0 1.000 W4Dominican (CA) 1994 2005 4-1 .800 W2Ferris State 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1Florida Tech 2001 2001 0-1 .000 L1Fort Hays State 2004 2004 0-1 .000 L1Fort Lewis 1995 1995 1-0 1.000 W1Fresno Pacific 1992 1995 2-2 .500 L1Grand Canyon 1991 2006 7-16 .304 W3Hawaii-Hilo 1994 1994 0-1 .000 L1Hawaii Pacific 1994 2007 1-2 .333 W1Holy Names 1996 2004 6-0 1.000 W6Humboldt State 1991 2007 16-6 .727 W1Incarnate Word 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1LIU-C.W. Post 1999 1999 1-0 1.000 W1Master’s College 1995 1996 2-0 1.000 W2Menlo College 1991 1993 2-1 1.000 W2Metro State 1991 1991 0-1 .000 L1Mercyhurst 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1Mesa State 1997 1997 1-0 1.000 W1Michigan Tech 1992 1995 1-1 .500 L1Minnesota State-Mankato 1992 2004 1-1 .500 W1Montana State-Billings 2003 2003 2-0 1.000 W2Nebraska-Omaha 1992 2004 2-0 1.000 W2North Dakota 2001 2001 1-0 1.000 W1Northwest Nazarene 2005 2007 1-2 .333 L1Northwood 2005 2005 0-1 .000 L1Notre Dame de Namur 1995 2007 6-1 .857 W6Oregon Tech 1998 1998 1-0 1.000 W1Pacific Union College 2001 2001 1-0 1.000 W1Point Loma Nazarene 1995 1995 0-1 .000 L1Portland State 1991 1996 0-6 .000 L6Puget Sound 1997 1997 0-1 .000 L1Regis University 1994 1997 0-2 .000 L2Saint Martin’s (WA) 2001 2005 3-0 1.000 W3Saint Mary’s (CA) 1993 1994 1-1 .500 L1 San Francisco State 1991 2003 25-2 .926 W12Seattle Pacific 1991 2002 3-2 .600 W1Seattle University 2007 2007 0-1 .000 L1Simon Fraser 1991 1991 0-1 .000 L1South Dakota State 1995 1995 0-1 .000 L1Southern Oregon 1995 1998 1-1 .500 W1Southwest, College of 2005 2005 1-0 1.000 W1Tampa 1994 1994 0-1 .000 L1UC Davis 1991 2003 8-19 .296 W1UC Riverside 1991 1999 1-8 .111 L7UC San Diego 2000 2007 3-14 .176 L1UC Santa Cruz 1991 2004 4-0 1.000 W4West Texas A&M 1995 1997 1-1 .500 L1Western Oregon 1996 2007 2-2 .500 L1Western State 2002 2002 1-0 1.000 W1Western Washington 2000 2003 0-3 .000 L3Westmont 1991 1995 1-1 1.000 W1William Penn 2005 2005 1-0 1.000 W1



8/25 Alaska^ W 3-28/25 Grand Canyon^ W 3-18/26 Northwest Nazarene^ W 3-08/26 Central Washington^ L 0-38/30 at Humboldt State* L 0-39/2 at Cal St. Mont. Bay* W 3-19/7 Cal State L.A.* L 0-39/9 Cal State Bakersfield* W 3-09/15 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 2-39/16 at Chico State* L 1-39/22 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-39/23 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-19/29 at UC San Diego* L 0-39/30 at Cal St. Dom. Hills* L 1-310/4 Humboldt State* W 3-210/6 Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-010/13 at Cal St. Bakersfield* L 2-310/14 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-310/20 Chico State* L 0-310/21 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-210/27 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 0-310/28 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-311/3 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-111/4 UC San Diego* L 0-3^Seawolf Spike (Rohnert Park)


8/24 Western Oregon^ L 1-38/24 Northwest Nazarene^ L 2-38/26 Seattle^ W 3-28/26 Notre Dame de Namur^ W 3-08/31 vs. Central Washington& L 1-38/31 at Chaminade& L 1-39/1 at Hawaii Pacific& W 3-19/7 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 1-39/8 at Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-39/14 Cal St. Dom. Hills* W 3-09/15 Notre Dame de Namur W 3-09/19 at Cal St. Monterey Bay* L 1-39/21 Humboldt State* L 2-39/28 at Cal State Stanislaus* L 1-39/29 at Chico State* L 2-310/5 Cal State L.A.* W 3-110/6 UC San Diego* W 3-110/12 Cal St. San Bernardino* L 0-310/13 Cal Poly Pomona* W 3-010/20 at Cal St. Dom. Hills W 3-010/24 Cal St. Monterey Bay* W 3-210/26 at Humboldt State* W 3-211/2 Chico State* W 3-011/3 Cal State Stanislaus* W 3-211/9 at UC San Diego* L 2-311/10 at Cal State L.A.* L 0-3

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1992 NCAC W LUC Davis 11 1Chico State 11 1SONOMA STATE 8 4Humboldt State 6 6San Francisco State 4 8Cal State Stanislaus 1 11Cal State Hayward 1 11

1993 NCAC W LUC Davis 11 1SONOMA STATE 10 2Chico State 9 3San Francisco State 6 6Humboldt State 3 9Cal State Stanislaus 3 9Cal State Hayward 0 12

1994 NCAC W LUC Davis 10 2Chico State 9 3Humboldt State 8 4SONOMA STATE 8 4Cal State Hayward 3 9Cal State Stanislaus 2 10San Francisco State 2 10

1995 NCAC W LSONOMA STATE 10 2UC Davis 9 3Humboldt State 8 4Chico State 6 6San Francisco State 5 7Cal State Hayward 4 8Cal State Stanislaus 0 12

1996 NCAC W LUC Davis 11 1SONOMA STATE 8 4San Francisco State 8 4Cal State Hayward 8 4Humboldt State 4 8Chico State 3 9Cal State Stanislaus 0 12

1997 NCAC W LSONOMA STATE 11 1Cal State Hayward 10 2Humboldt State 7 5San Francisco State 7 5UC Davis 5 7Chico State 2 10Cal State Stanislaus 0 12

1998 CCAA W LCal State Bakersfield 19 3UC Riverside 18 4Cal State L.A. 18 4CSU San Bernardino 17 5Grand Canyon 16 6UC Davis 12 10Cal Poly Pomona 9 13San Francisco State 8 14SONOMA STATE 6 16CSU Dominguez Hills 6 16Cal State Stanislaus 3 19Chico State 0 22

1999 CCAA W LCal State L.A. 19 3Cal State Bakersfield 19 3CSU San Bernardino 18 4Grand Canyon 17 5Cal Poly Pomona 13 9UC Riverside 12 10CSU Dominguez Hills 8 14Cal State Stanislaus 8 14UC Davis 6 16SONOMA STATE 5 17San Francisco State 5 17Chico State 2 20

2000 CCAA W LCal State L.A. 22 0Cal State Bakersfield 16 6CSU San Bernardino 16 6UC San Diego 15 7Grand Canyon 14 8Cal Poly Pomona 13 9UC Davis 12 10Cal State Stanislaus 11 11SONOMA STATE 6 16CSU Dominguez Hills 4 18San Francisco State 1 21Chico State 1 21

2001 CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 20 2UC San Diego 17 4Cal State L.A. 17 5Cal State Bakersfield 16 6SONOMA STATE 12 10Chico State 12 10UC Davis 10 12Grand Canyon 9 12Cal Poly Pomona 8 14Cal State Stanislaus 7 13CSU Dominguez Hills 2 20San Francisco State 0 22

2002 CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 20 2UC San Diego 19 3Cal State L.A. 15 7Chico State 14 8Cal Poly Pomona 14 8Cal State Stanislaus 13 9Cal State Bakersfield 13 9SONOMA STATE 10 12Grand Canyon 8 14UC Davis 4 18San Francisco State 1 21CSU Dominguez Hills 1 21

2003 CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 20 2UC San Diego 19 3Cal State Bakersfield 18 4Cal Poly Pomona 14 8Cal State L.A. 13 9UC Davis 11 11Chico State 10 12SONOMA STATE 10 12Grand Canyon 10 12CSU Dominguez Hills 4 18San Francisco State 2 20Cal State Stanislaus 1 21

2004 CCAA W LUC San Diego 18 0CSU San Bernardino 16 2Cal State Bakersfield 12 6Cal Poly Pomona 12 6Cal State L.A. 10 8SONOMA STATE 9 9CSU Dominguez Hills 6 12Chico State 4 14Cal State Stanislaus 2 16CSU Monterey Bay 1 17

2005 CCAA W LCal State L.A. 16 2Cal Poly Pomona 16 2CSU San Bernardino 13 5Cal State Bakersfield 13 5UC San Diego 11 7Chico State 8 10SONOMA STATE 5 13CSU Monterey Bay 5 13CSU Dominguez Hills 2 16Cal State Stanislaus 1 17

2006 CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 19 1UC San Diego 18 2Chico State 15 5Cal State L.A. 13 7CSU Monterey Bay 8 12Cal State Stanislaus 8 12SONOMA STATE 7 13Cal Poly Pomona 7 13Humboldt State 6 14CSU Dominguez Hills 5 15

2007 CCAA W LCSU San Bernardino 17 1Cal Poly Pomona 13 5UC San Diego 13 5Cal State L.A. 12 6Chico State 9 9SONOMA STATE 9 9 CSU Monterey Bay 8 10Humboldt State 6 12Cal State Stanislaus 2 16CSU Dominguez Hills 1 17

NCAC CHAMPIONS1992 UC Davis1993 UC Davis1994 UC Davis1995 SONOMA STATE 1996 UC Davis1997 SONOMA STATE

CCAA CHAMPIONS1983 Cal State Northridge1984 Cal State Northridge1985 Cal State Northridge1986 Cal State Northridge1987 Cal State Northridge1988 Cal State Northridge1989 Cal State Northridge1990 Cal State Bakersfield Cal Poly Pomona1991 Cal State Bakersfield1992 Cal State Bakersfield1993 Cal State Bakersfield1994 Cal State Bakersfield1995 Cal State Bakersfield1996 Cal State Bakersfield1997 Cal State Bakersfield1998 Cal State Bakersfield1999 Cal State Bakersfield Cal State L.A.2000 Cal State L.A.2001 Cal State San Bernardino2002 Cal State San Bernardino2003 Cal State San Bernardino2004 UC San Diego2005 Cal State L.A. Cal Poly Pomona2006 Cal State San Bernardino2007 Cal State San Bernardino

NCAA DIVISION IICHAMPIONS1981 Sacramento State1982 UC Riverside1983 Cal State Northridge1984 Portland State1985 Portland State1986 UC Riverside1987 Cal State Northridge1988 Portland State1989 Cal State Bakersfield1990 West Texas A&M1991 West Texas A&M1992 Portland State1993 Northern Michigan1994 Northern Michigan1995 Barry1996 Nebraska-Omaha1997 West Texas A&M1998 Hawaii Pacific1999 BYU-Hawaii2000 Hawaii Pacific2001 Barry2002 BYU-Hawaii2003 North Alabama2004 Barry2005 Grand Valley State2006 Tampa2007 Concordia (MN)

ALL-TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS


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NCAC CHAMPIONS1992 UC Davis1993 UC Davis1994 UC Davis1995 SONOMA STATE 1996 UC Davis1997 SONOMA STATE

CCAA CHAMPIONS1983 Cal State Northridge1984 Cal State Northridge1985 Cal State Northridge1986 Cal State Northridge1987 Cal State Northridge1988 Cal State Northridge1989 Cal State Northridge1990 Cal State Bakersfield Cal Poly Pomona1991 Cal State Bakersfield1992 Cal State Bakersfield1993 Cal State Bakersfield1994 Cal State Bakersfield1995 Cal State Bakersfield1996 Cal State Bakersfield1997 Cal State Bakersfield1998 Cal State Bakersfield1999 Cal State Bakersfield Cal State L.A.2000 Cal State L.A.2001 Cal State San Bernardino2002 Cal State San Bernardino2003 Cal State San Bernardino2004 UC San Diego2005 Cal State L.A. Cal Poly Pomona2006 Cal State San Bernardino2007 Cal State San Bernardino

NCAA DIVISION IICHAMPIONS1981 Sacramento State1982 UC Riverside1983 Cal State Northridge1984 Portland State1985 Portland State1986 UC Riverside1987 Cal State Northridge1988 Portland State1989 Cal State Bakersfield1990 West Texas A&M1991 West Texas A&M1992 Portland State1993 Northern Michigan1994 Northern Michigan1995 Barry1996 Nebraska-Omaha1997 West Texas A&M1998 Hawaii Pacific1999 BYU-Hawaii2000 Hawaii Pacific2001 Barry2002 BYU-Hawaii2003 North Alabama2004 Barry2005 Grand Valley State2006 Tampa2007 Concordia (MN)

Kaylee Aizenstadt_______ 2005-07Ashley Arriola __________ 2001-04

Janai Bashore _____________2007Kendahl Batiste ___________2007Nikki Becker ______________1998Jamie Boyd ___________ 1992-93Kelly Brown ___________ 1996-97Lindsay Brown _________ 2006-07Ricki Lee Buckshnis _____ 2005, 07

Allison Carey _____________1999Dominique Chehock _______1994Jennifer Clifton _________ 1992-95Asheley Cohagen __________1992Ashley Cook ________ 2001-02, 04Julie Corralejo-Kraft _____ 1996-97Natalie Coward ___________2007Alice Crabtree ____________1995

Jenny Davenport ____ 1994, 96-97Amy Davis ____________ 1995-96Amy DeBois __________ 1997-99Megan Dierker _________ 2001-04Christina Difani ________ 1995-98Katie Dolge ___________ 1999-02Jamie Donaldson __________1998Mara Drazino __________ 1996-97Stephanie Dunn ___________2005

Katie Eaton ____________ 1993-96Christina Ely ___________ 2001-02Jolynn Erickson ________ 1992-93Cory Evans _______2002, 04-05, 07

Colleen Ferguson _______ 1994-95Kelly Ferguson _________ 1994-95Rebecca Ferris ____________1998Alyson Fisler ______________1997Michelle Fletcher __________2006Jillian Forni ____________ 2002-03Marianne Fox _____________2007

Kathleen Gamboa ___ 1999, 01-02Charity Gaston ____________2002Kaitlin Glass ______________2004Amy Goss _____________ 2002, 04Kristen Graham ________ 1998-01

Lillian Harms __________ 2004-07Jennifer Harrington ________1992Michelle Harris _________ 1993-94Heather Hepburn_______ 1992-93Sarah Hillier ___________ 2005, 07Ginny Hinman ____________1995Tammy Hruza _____________1999

Sarah Illingworth _______ 2006-07

Samantha Jajoda _______ 2006-07Tami Jones _______________1994

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Caroline Kendall ________ 2003-06

Robin Lawrence ________ 1998-01Kendal Leatherberry ____ 2003-06Kathleen LeBeau _______ 2003-06Jennifer Lehner ________ 1992-93

Erin Manly ____________ 2001-04Taylor Manton _________ 2004-07Jennifer Meadows _________1993Tina Mesquita _________ 2002-04

Megan Moore _________ 2005-06Dana Murray _____________1996

Kristi Nelson ___________ 1998-01Britta Nicolaysen _______ 1993-94

Cassie O’Connor __________2004Lauren Ognibene _______ 2001-04Melinda Orth __________ 2003-05Christi Owens ____________1992

Malika Patterson __________1993Amanda Perdue ________ 1998-00

Lindsay Reichert __________1998Kristi Rich _____________ 1999-01Alexandra Rigg ________ 1996-97Leah Rodriguez ________ 1994-97Dorothy Rojas ____________1992

Rachel Sagapolu _______ 2004-07Kristy Sather ______________2007Devin Scully ______________2007Fontaine Segerquist ________1992Teresa Sestito _____________1999Christine Shiba _________ 2000-03Kiyomi Shimada ________ 1999-00Lindsay Smith _________ 2002-03Cindy Staka ___________ 1995-98Jessica Stevens____________1993Danielle Suico _________ 2003-06

Brook Terhune ____________2005Deanna Thagard _______ 2006-07Virginia Thompson _________1992Michaela Turnes ___________1999Sandy Tuttle ___________ 2000-03

Amanda Vanover __________2007Nichole Vesanovic ______ 1998-01

Shannon Wall __________ 2005-06Lindsey Webb _________ 2004-06Alicia Weihl ___________ 1995-96Sarah Wenstrand _______ 1992-94Megan Willis _____________2003Kristian Wintrich __________1997Megan Wong _____________2007Kelly Wood ____________ 1994-95

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NOTRE DAME de NAMUR

Location: Belmont, CACoach: Devin Grant2007 Record: 11-19

www.ndnu.edu/athletics

Series1995 at NDNU W 3-01995 at SSU W 3-01996 at SSU W 3-01997 at NDNU W 3-02000 at NDNU L 1-32007 at SSU W 3-02007 at SSU W 3-0

SSU leads 6-1

MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS

Location: Billings, MTCoach: Dana Cordova2007 Record: 18-10

www.msubillings.edu/athletics

Series2003 at Arcata W 3-02003 at Arcata W 3-1

SSU leads 2-0

SEATTLE PACIFIC

Location: Seattle, WACoach: Chris Johnson2007 Record: 15-11www.spufalcons.com

Series1991 at SSU W 3-21992 at SSU W 3-01999 at SSU L 0-32000 at SPU L 0-32002 at San Bern. W 3-0

SSU leads 3-2

SAINT MARTIN’S

Location: Lacey, WACoach: Phil Ibarra

2007 Record: 4-24www.stmartin.edu/athletics

Series2001 at Chico W 3-02002 at CWU W 3-02005 at CSUSB W 3-0

SSU leads 3-0

CAL STATE STANISLAUS

Location: Turlock, CACoach: Chris Lore (Difani)

2007 Record: 6-24www.warriorathletics.com

Series1991 at Carson W 3-01991 unknown W 3-01991 unknown W 3-01992 at Carson W 3-01992 at CSUS W 3-01992 at SSU W 3-01993 at SSU W 3-01993 at CSUS W 3-01994 at SSU W 3-01994 at CSUS W 3-01995 at SSU W 3-11995 at CSUS W 3-11996 at CSUS W 3-01996 at SSU W 3-01997 at SSU W 3-01997 at CSUS W 3-11998 at SSU W 3-11998 at CSUS L 1-31999 at CSUS W 3-21999 at SSU L 1-32000 at CSUS L 1-32000 at SSU L 1-32001 at SSU W 3-12001 at CSUS W 3-12002 at CSUS L 1-32002 at SSU L 0-32003 at SSU W 3-02003 at CSUS W 3-02004 at SSU W 3-02004 at CSUS W 3-02005 at SSU W 3-02005 at CSUS W 3-02006 at CSUS L 2-32006 at SSU W 3-22007 at CSUS L 1-32007 at SSU W 3-2

SSU leads 28-8

NORTHWEST NAZARENE

Location: Nampa, IDCoach: Jared Sliger2007 Record: 18-9www.nnusports.com

Series2005 at San Bern. L 2-32006 at SSU W 3-02007 at SSU L 2-3

NNU leads 2-1

CENTRAL WASHINGTON

Location: Ellensburg, WACoach: Mario Andaya2007 Record: 13-14

www.wildcatsports.com

Series2001 at Chico W 3-12002 at CWU W 3-22003 at San Bern. W 3-22006 at SSU L 0-32007 at Honolulu L 1-3

SSU leads 3-2

HAWAII PACIFIC

Location: Honolulu, HICoach: Daryl Kapis

2007 Record: 10-16www.hpu.edu/athletics

Series1994 at Hilo L 0-32005 at San Bern. L 1-32007 at HPU W 3-1

SSU leads 2-1

The California Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion (CCAA) has been one of the nation’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its establishment in December 1938.

The 11-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State L.A., Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Cal State Monterey Bay, Chico State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State, Humboldt State, and Sonoma State.

These institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s CCAA-sponsored sports. Fall sports include men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition.

CCAA members have won 146 NCAA Champion-ships (98 men, 48 women) which is far and away the most of any Division II conference.

The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference membership since charter members UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league in 1938. Over the past 68 years, a number of institutions have been members of the CCAA, including Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine, UC Riverside, UC Davis and Grand Canyon University.

CCAA Office: (925) 472-8299Commissioner: Robert J. HiegertAsst. Commissioner/SWA: Carol RiveraAsst. Commissioner/Media Relations: Al BarbaCoordinator of Officiating: Dr. Bill WhiteDir. of Championships/Marketing: Marissa Parry

OPPONENTS

INFORMATION

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CHICO STATE

Location: Chico, CACoach: Cody Hein

2007 Record: 16-12www.chicowildcats.com

Series1991 unknown L 0-31991 unknown L 0-31992 at SSU L 1-31992 at Chico L 2-31993 at Chico W 3-01993 at SSU W 3-01994 at SSU W 3-11994 at SSU L 1-31995 at SSU W 3-01995 at Chico W 3-01996 at Chico W 3-21996 at SSU W 3-01997 at SSU W 3-01997 at Chico W 3-01997 at Chico W 3-01998 at Chico W 3-01998 at SSU W 3-11999 at SSU W 3-01999 at Chico W 3-22000 at SSU W 3-12000 at Chico W 3-02001 at Chico L 2-32001 at SSU W 3-02002 at SSU W 3-22002 at Chico L 1-32003 at Chico L 0-32003 at SSU L 2-32004 at SSU W 3-12004 at Chico W 3-22005 at SSU L 1-32005 at Chico L 1-32006 at Chico L 1-32006 at SSU L 0-32007 at Chico L 2-32007 at SSU W 3-0

SSU leads 21-14

CAL STATE L.A.

Location: Los Angeles, CACoach: Bill Lawler

2007 Record: 17-10www.csulaathletics.com

Series1991 at Davis L 0-31992 at Davis W 3-21992 at Los Angeles L 2-31993 at Davis W 3-21994 at Davis L 1-31995 at CSULA L 1-31997 at Fresno L 0-31997 at Davis L 2-31997 at Pomona L 0-31998 at SSU L 1-31998 at CSULA L 0-31999 at CSULA L 0-31999 at SSU L 1-32000 at SSU L 0-32000 at CSULA L 0-32001 at CSULA L 0-32001 at SSU L 1-32002 at SSU W 3-12002 at CSULA L 0-32003 at CSULA L 0-32003 at SSU L 2-32004 at CSULA L 0-32004 at SSU L 2-32005 at SSU L 0-32005 at CSULA L 0-32006 at SSU L 0-32006 at CSULA L 0-32007 at SSU W 3-12007 at CSULA L 0-3

CSULA leads 25-4

CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS

Location: Carson, CACoach: Scott Davenport

2007 Record: 2-27www.gotoros.com

Series1991 at Carson L 0-31992 at SSU W 3-01993 at Davis W 3-01994 at Davis W 3-01995 at Davis W 3-11996 at Davis W 3-01998 at SSU L 2-31998 at CSUDH W 3-11999 at CSUDH L 1-31999 at SSU L 1-32000 at SSU W 3-12000 at CSUDH W 3-12001 at CSUDH W 3-02001 at SSU W 3-02002 at SSU W 3-02002 at CSUDH W 3-22003 at CSUDH W 3-02003 at SSU W 3-02004 at CSUDH W 3-02004 at SSU W 3-12005 at CSUDH W 3-12005 at SSU W 3-12006 at CSUDH L 1-32006 at SSU W 3-12007 at SSU W 3-02007 at CSUDH W 3-0

SSU leads 21-5

CAL POLY POMONA

Location: Pomona, CACoach: Rosie Wegrich

2007 Record: 21-7www.csupomona.edu/athletics

Series1991 at Carson L 0-31992 at Carson L 1-31993 at Davis L 0-31994 at SSU L 0-31995 at Phoenix W 3-11996 at Portland W 3-01996 at Davis W 3-11997 at SSU W 3-11997 at CPP L 2-31998 at CPP L 0-31998 at SSU L 1-31999 at SSU L 1-31999 at CPP L 0-32000 at SSU L 0-32000 at CPP L 0-32001 at CPP W 3-12001 at SSU W 3-22002 at CPP L 0-32002 at SSU L 0-32003 at SSU W 3-22003 at CPP L 0-32004 at CPP L 2-32004 at SSU W 3-12005 at CPP L 0-32005 at SSU L 0-32006 at SSU W 3-12006 at CPP L 0-32007 at CPP L 1-32007 at SSU W 3-0

CPP leads 19-10

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO

Location: San Bernardino, CACoach: Kim Cherniss2007 Record: 27-3

www.csusbathletics.com

Series1991 unknown L 0-31992 at Davis W 3-11992 at SSU W 3-21992 at Carson W 3-21994 at Davis W 3-21995 at Davis W 3-01997 at Chico L 2-31998 at SSU L 0-31998 at CSUSB L 0-31999 at CSUSB L 0-31999 at SSU L 0-32000 at SSU L 0-32000 at CSUSB L 1-32001 at CSUSB L 0-32001 at SSU L 0-32002 at CSUSB L 0-32002 at SSU L 0-32003 at SSU L 0-32003 at CSUSB L 0-32004 at CSUSB L 0-32004 at SSU L 1-32005 at CSUSB L 0-32005 at SSU L 0-32006 at SSU L 0-32006 at CSUSB L 0-32007 at CSUSB L 0-32007 at SSU L 0-3

CSUSB leads 21-5

HUMBOLDT STATE

Location: Arcata, CACoach: Sue Woodstra2007 Record: 10-16www.hsujacks.com

Series1991 unknown W 3-11991 unknown L 0-31992 at HSU W 3-11992 at SSU W 3-01993 at SSU W 3-01993 at HSU W 3-01994 at HSU L 1-31994 at SSU L 2-31995 at SSU W 3-21995 at HSU W 3-11996 at SSU L 2-31996 at HSU W 3-01997 at SSU W 3-01997 at HSU W 3-12001 at Chico W 3-12003 at HSU W 3-02003 at HSU W 3-12005 at Seaside W 3-02006 at HSU L 0-32006 at SSU W 3-22007 at SSU L 2-32007 at HSU W 3-2

SSU leads 14-5

UC SAN DIEGO

Location: La Jolla, CACoach: Tom Black

2007 Record: 20-8www.ucsdtritons.com

Series1997 at SSU W 3-02000 at UCSD L 0-32000 at SSU L 2-32001 at SSU L 1-32001 at UCSD L 0-32002 at SSU L 1-32002 at UCSD L 1-32003 at UCSD L 0-32003 at SSU L 0-32004 at UCSD L 0-32004 at SSU L 0-32005 at UCSD L 0-32005 at SSU W 3-22006 at UCSD L 0-32006 at SSU L 0-32007 at SSU W 3-12007 at UCSD L 2-3

UCSD leads 14-3

ACADEMY OF ART

Location: San Francisco, CACoach: Marcus Young

2007 Record: n/awww.academyartathletics.com

SeriesFirst meeting

SAN FRANCISCO STATE

Location: San Francisco, CACoach: Michelle Patton

2007 Record: n/awww.sfstategators.com

Series1991 unknown L 2-31991 unknown W 3-01992 at SFSU W 3-21992 at SSU W 3-01993 at SFSU W 3-11993 at SSU W 3-01994 at SFSU W 3-21994 at SSU W 3-01995 at SSU W 3-21995 at SFSU W 3-01996 at SSU W 3-11996 at SFSU W 3-11997 at SFSU W 3-11997 at SSU W 3-11998 at SSU L 1-31998 at SFSU W 3-11999 at SFSU W 3-01999 at SSU W 3-22000 at SFSU W 3-02000 at SSU W 3-12001 at Chico W 3-02001 at SSU W 3-02001 at SFSU W 3-22002 at SFSU W 3-02002 at SSU W 3-02003 at SSU W 3-02003 at SFSU W 3-0

SSU leads 25-2

CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY

Location: Seaside, CACoach: Jody Garry

2007 Record: 12-19www.otterathletics.com

Series2004 at CSUMB W 3-12004 at SSU W 3-02005 at SSU L 2-32005 at CSUMB L 1-32006 at CSUMB W 3-12006 at SSU W 3-02007 at CSUMB L 1-32007 at SSU W 3-2

SSU leads 5-3INTRO COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATION

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2627

2829

30

2122

2324

25

1617

1819a & 19b

20

67

89a & 9b 10

1112

1314

15

Official Volleyball Signals

Point(Winner ofrally)

Ball out of bounds,

ball illegally outside

antenna or player

illegally in adjacent

court. [Referees and

Line Judges without

flags]

Ball inbounds.[Referees]

Ball crossingplane undernet

Ball out ofbounds[Line Judge]

Ball illegallycontactedmore thanonce by aplayer

Held, thrown,lifted or carriedball heldagainst net, orassisted hit

Line violation,interference,or center linefault[Referees]

Ball out ofbounds aftercontact witha player [LineJudge]

Ball out ofbounds aftercontact with aplayer[Referees andLine Judgeswithout flags]

Substitution

Delay ofservice

Timeout

Illegal serviceor ball notreleased attime of ser-vice

Illegally reach-ing over the netor contact withopponent overthe top of thenet.

Player posi-tional fault,wrong server,wrong positionentry, or illegalplayer in game

Illegalattacker orillegal attackof the serve

Ball con-tacted morethan threetimes by ateam

Doublefault, orplay-over

Changeof courts

First contactor block trav-els over oroutside theantenna [LineJudge]

Teamsanctions[FirstReferee]

Authorizationto enter

12

34

5

Antenna fault[Line Judge]

Line violation[Line Judge]

End of gameor matchBlocked fromseeing theball land[Line Judge]

Player illegally touches

net or interferes with

ball in net on oppo-

nent’s sideServed ball does not

cross plane of net,

touches teammate, or

fails to reach net

Illegalblock orscreen

Individualsanctions[FirstReferee]

Ball inbounds[LineJudge]

Authorizationfor service

INTRO COACHES SEAWOLVES ‘07 REVIEW HISTORY INFORMATION

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DEPARTMENT INFORMATIONPhone _______________________________707-664-2521Fax _________________________________707-664-4104Website ______________________ sonomaseawolves.com

Director of Athletics _____________________ Bill Fusco Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletics Director ________ Brandon Bronzan Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletics Director/SWA _____ Yvonne Burbank Phone: 707-664-2641; E-Mail: [email protected] Athletic Representative _______ Dr. Duane Dove Phone: 707-664-2954 E-Mail: [email protected] Analyst ________________ Nancy Crosat Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: [email protected] Manager _____________________ Willie Lee Phone: 707-664-2106; E-Mail: [email protected] Events Coordinator ___________ Megan Catton Phone: 707-664-2750; E-Mail: [email protected]

Sports Information Phone ________________707-664-2358Sports Information Fax ___________________707-664-3291Sports Information Director ________ Brandon Bronzan Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: [email protected]. Sports Info. Director ______________ Michael PaliaPhone: 707-664-2478; E-Mail: [email protected] Training Phone __________________707-664-2937Head Athletic Trainer _____________________ Dave Orr Phone: 707-664-2937; E-Mail: [email protected]. Athletic Trainer _____________________ Bo Owens Phone: 707-664-4316; E-Mail: [email protected] Asst. Athletic Trainer ___________ Julie MillerGraduate Asst. Athletic Trainer _____ Andrew Simpkins

COACHES Baseball ______________________________ John Goelz Phone: 707-664-2524; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Basketball ______________________Pat Fuscaldo Phone: 707-664-2110; E-Mail: [email protected]’s/Women’s Golf __________________ Val Verhunce Phone: 707-799-0712; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Soccer________________________ Marcus Ziemer Phone: 707-664-2614; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Tennis ___________________ Steve Cunninghame Phone: 707-664-2657; E-Mail: [email protected] ______________________________ Jaime Wallin Phone: 707-664-4054; E-Mail: [email protected] _____________________________ Bear Grassl Phone: 707-664-2656; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Basketball ____________________ Mark Rigby Phone: 707-664-2498; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Cross Country ________________ Mark James Phone: 707-664-2290; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Soccer ____________________ Luke Oberkirch Phone: 707-664-2481; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Tennis ______________________ Tracey Prince Phone: 707-664-2291; E-Mail: [email protected]’s Water Polo _______________ Coralie Simmons Phone: 707-664-2688; E-Mail: [email protected]

BILL FUSCODIRECTOR OF ATHLETICSBill Fusco is now in his 12th year as the Director of Athletics at Sonoma State Uni-versity. Under his leadership, SSU intercol-legiate teams have become a competitive force since joining the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) in 1998. SSU teams have performed well at the regional and national level during his tenure.

Fusco has overseen an unprecedented number of changes in the SSU intercollegiate athletic program, since his arrival in 1997. SSU Athletics has successfully moved into the CCAA, initi-ated the awarding of athletic scholarships, transitioned to a new mascot, established media partnerships and has expanded fund raising through special events like Bidnight Madness and the Annual Fund Drive of the University Athletic Association.

Fusco has served as President of the CCAA (2004-05) and is the Past Presi-dent of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association. He also served for four years (1999-2003) on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Fusco also served on the NCAA Division II Degree Completion Scholarship Committee and the NCAA West Region Women’s Tennis Committee. He recently complet-ed a term on the California State University Risk Management Authority Athletic Injury Medical Expense Board. Fusco was recently appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Championships Committee.

As President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association he helped develop the Division II Model Athletics Department, a program that establishes the guiding principles of operated a Division II intercol-legiate athletic program.

With over 27 years of combined athletic administrative experience, Fusco has served as Director of Athletics at the University of San Francisco and Dominican University of California and as Sports Information Director at St. Mary’s College in Moraga and the University of San Francisco. He is an adjunct faculty member in the USF Graduate Sports Management Program where has taught an elective class titled Administrative Leader-ship in Intercollegiate Athletics. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Dominican University and has taught a class titled Introduction to Sports Management.

Fusco resides in Petaluma with his wife Cathy and their daughter Marissa (17). Their son Michael (21) attends Long Beach State University.


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SPORTS INFORMATIONInterview PolicyAll interviews with Sonoma State University Athletics administration, coaching staff members, and/or student-athletes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office. Please contact Assistant Athletics Director Brandon Bronzan at 707-664-2358. All interviews with student-athletes will be arranged around their academic class schedules and/or practice times.

Credential RequestsAll requests for media credentials and photography passes must be arranged via the Sports Information Office as early as possible. Only le-gitimate requests will be granted. All Photographers must shoot from the baselines, and positions are at the judgment of the game’s officials and/or the Sports Information Office at all times.

Media ServicesSonoma State University Sports Information uses computerized statistics. All working media will receive an official game program and notes, half-time box score, and a final game box score, including play-by-play scoring.

Post-Game ResultsThe Sonoma State Sports Information Office will provide faxing/e-mailing of the final game box score to media outlets of opposing teams. Please contact the Sports Information office with any special requests.

Visiting RadioStations wishing to broadcast games from Seawolf Gym must make arrangements with the Sports Information Office as early as possible to reserve space. There are no phone lines for radio use at soccer, baseball or softball.

Weekly ReleaseThe Sonoma State Sports Information Office produces a weekly release in .pdf format for all 13 sports that is posted to the athletics website (www.sonomaseawolves.com). If you would like to have a sport’s weekly release e-mailed directly to you, email Brandon Bronzan at [email protected] (be sure to indicate which sport(s) are being requested).

BRANDON BRONZAN ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Brandon Bronzan is in his sev-enth year as Sports Information Director and third as Assistant Athletics Director at Sonoma State University. Appointed to the Sports Information Direc-tor position in October 2002, Bronzan oversees publicity and media relations matters concerning the Sonoma State athletic department. In 2006, Bronzan was promoted to Assis-tant Athletics Director where he has additional responsibilities in the areas of scheduling, event management and website devel-opment, especially in the areas of e-commerce and audio/video streaming.

Prior to coming to Sonoma State, Bronzan was a Media Relations Assistant with the Tennessee Smokies, then Class AA affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. Bronzan also worked for the Visalia Oaks and as a student assistant in the Sports Information department at SSU. He is a 2001 graduate of Sonoma State University with a B.S. in Business Administration (Management).

A member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Bronzan serves on the organization’s Publica-tions Committee and Membership Services Committee. He is also a voting member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) and coordinator of the Daktronics All-West Region Division II Men’s Soccer team. This year, he will serve on the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Advisory Com-mittee.

A native of Visalia, California, Bronzan resides in Cotati with his wife Tiffany and daughter Olivia.

MICHAEL PALIA ASSISTANT SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Michael Palia joins the Sonoma State Sports Information office in 2008. A recent graduate of UC Santa Barbara, Palia served as a student assistant in the Gauchos’ media relations department. There he served as the main contact for women’s tennis. Michael obtained his degree in Communication, with a minor in Sport Management.


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