2009 gonzaga women's volleyball media guide

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1 Gonzaga VolleyballHead Coach Dave Gantt ..... 2Assistant Coaches ............ 3-4

5 Bulldog PlayersBulldog Outlook ................. 6Bulldog Roster .................... 7Michelle Boevers ................ 8Layne Brosky ..................... 9Emily Johnson .................. 10Kelsey Bashaw ................. 11Caitlin Cozad .................... 12Allyson Powell ................. 13Brittney Beatty ................. 14Denise Van de Mortel ....... 15Kaprina Goodwin/Laura Day ........................................... 16Meredith Crenshaw/Terran Poindexter ............. 17Jessie Genger/Nicole Lowell ........................................... 182008 Statistics ................... 192008 Results ..................... 20

21 Opponents/ Record BooksOpponents .................... 22-24All-Time Records ........ 25-27All-Time Roster/Post-Season Appearances .... 28West Coast Conference Players of the Year ............ 29Honor Roll ........................ 30Year-by-Year Results ... 31-32West Coast Conference .33-34

35 Gonzaga UniversityGonzaga University ..... 36-37Gonzaga Athletics ........ 38-39Facilities ...................... 40-43Academics ........................ 44Interim President Thayne McCulloh ............. 45Gonzaga Administration ... 46Athletic Director Mike Roth ......................... 47Athletic Administration .... 48Athletic Support Staff ....... 49Coaches ............................ 50Staff Directory .................. 51Media Information ............ 52

The 2009 volleyball media guide is a production of the Gonzaga University sports in-formation offi ce. It was created in InDesign and was printed by Lithograph Reproductions of Spokane, Wash. Photo credits in this publication go to Gonzaga Offi ce of Public Information, Dale Goodwin, Shawn Toner/Explosive Illusions, Torrey Vail and Jeff Green. Cover design by Mike Lee.

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Year School Record Conf. Rec. Conf. Fin. 1989 Northern Montana State 4-14 0-8 - 1989 Northern Montana State 24-14 7-1 t-1st 1991 Oregon State University 14-18 5-13 8th 1992 Oregon State University 15-18 2-16 9th 1994 Montana State University 7-21 2-12 8th 1995 Montana State University 16-10 5-9 6th 1996 Montana State University 16-12 7-9 4th 1997 Montana State University 19-12 9-7 4th 1998 Montana State University 21-6 11-5 3rd 1999 Montana State University 20-10 10-6 4th 2000 Montana State University 21-8 10-6 4th 2001 Montana State University 18-7 8-6 5th 2002 Montana State University 21-10 10-4 3rd Career All Schools (15 years) 216-160 (.574) 86-102 (.457) ----- Career Northern Montana (2 years) 28-28 (.500) 7-9 (.438) ----- Career Oregon State (2 years) 29-36 (.446) 7-29 (.194) ----- Career Montana State (9 years) 159-96. (624) 72-64 (.529)

Head Coach Dave GanttHead Coach Dave Gantt Dave Gantt, former head women’s vol-leyball coach at both Montana State Univer-sity and Oregon State University, was named the fi fth head coach at Gonzaga University Jan. 20, 2009. “Everyone we spoke with had nothing but praise for Dave,” Gonzaga athletic direc-tor Mike Roth said. “The more the process evolved, the more people we talked to, the more it became clear we were getting a highly-respected coach in Dave Gantt. Obvi-ously, he has a Division I background and knows the area well.” Gantt, who most recently was an adjunct professor at Montana State and a collegiate volleyball offi cial, was the head volleyball coach at Montana State for nine seasons from 1994-02, compiling a 159-96 record for a .624 winning percentage. He posted a 72-64 Big Sky Conference record for a .529 winning percentage. The Bobcats were also ranked in the Top 25 in attendance from 1997-2002, averag-ing more than 1,000 per match annually, with a crowd of approximately 6,500 in attendance for his last match versus the University of Montana. In addition, Gantt’s squads were recognized annually for the AVCA team academic award. The all-time leader in wins at Montana State, Gantt coached 15 Big Sky All-Conference honorees, as well as three Big Sky Freshman of the Year, two Newcomers of the Year and a Defensive Player of the Year. Gantt guided the Bobcats to eight consecutive winning seasons, to their inaugural and seven consecutive Big Sky Conference tournament appearances, and averaged 20 wins a season from 1997-2002, with a school best record of 21-6 in 1998. The MSU program also broke into the Pacifi c Region rankings (WCC, Pac-10, Big Sky) for the fi rst time ever in 2000 and repeated that ranking again in 2002. “First of all, I am so excited and humbled,” stated Gantt. “It is a special situation where my experience and organization was able to override my absence from the game. The administrative staff sees clearly

that my plan is to get Gonzaga volleyball where we need it to be. I don’t think there would be a better fi t for me personally. I am extremely humbled and very excited that Gonzaga has gracefully allowed me this opportunity.” Gantt was the Senior Associate Athletic Director for external operations at Montana State from 2003-05 and most recently was the Director of Athletics, Intramurals and Recreation for MSU-Northern from 2005-07. Having previous head coaching experience at Oregon State University and Northern Montana College, Gantt has accumulated a 216-160 (57.4 percent) career record during his 14-year head coaching career. Gantt previously served as head coach at Oregon State from 1991-93. During his two-year stint with the Beavers, Gantt led OSU to a 29-36 mark in the Pacifi -10 Conference, which is considered one of the best volleyball leagues in the country. Prior to being named head coach at Oregon State, Gantt was an assistant with the USA Men’s National Team from 1990-91. Gantt’s duties were to develop new and unknown players and join them with more experienced

athletes for major international competitions such as the World Champi-onships and the Goodwill Games. Gantt’s fi rst collegiate head coaching job was at Northern Montana from 1988-89. He was awarded the 1989 Frontier Conference Coach of the Year honor after guiding the Sky Lights to a 24-14 record and the league title. The California native began his collegiate career as an assistant coach at Montana State under the tutelage of Bill Neville, the former USA Men’s National Team head coach. Gantt entered the volleyball coaching ranks at Belgrade (Mont.) High School from 1982-88. He guided the Panthers to an overall mark of 125-36 during his tenure. A 1978 graduate of the University of Great Falls, Gantt received his master’s degree in physical education from Montana State in 1983. He is a member of the America Volleyball Coaches Association and USA Volleyball (USAV). Gantt and his wife, Mary, have two children, Ryan and Alissa.

First Year at Gonzaga; University of Great Falls, 1978

Dave Gantt’s Collegiate Coaching RecordDave Gantt’s Collegiate Coaching Record


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Assistant Coach Abby BennettAssistant Coach Abby BennettFourth Year at Gonzaga; Gonzaga University, 2003

Abby Bennett enters her fourth season as an assistant coach with Gonzaga University in 2009. During this past spring, Bennett was promoted to fi rst assistant after serving the program for three seasons. Prior to her time with the Bulldogs she was an assistant coach for one season at Central Washington Univer-sity. Bennett, a four-year starter for the Bulldogs from 2000-03, ranks in the top 10 in the Zags career record book for block assists (4th, 341), block solos (5th, 87), total blocks (4th, 428), total kills (7th, 1,140) and attack at-tempts (9th, 2,917). She also holds the single-match record for total blocks in a game with 15 and assisted blocks with 13; both recorded against Portland in 2002. While an assistant with Central Wash-ington, Bennett helped guide the Wildcats to the 2005 Great Northwest Athletic Conference championship and to the second round of the NCAA Division II region-als. Central Washington closed out the season with a 23-5 overall record,

including a 16-2 fi nish in conference. A 2003 graduate of Gonzaga with a bachelor of sci-ence degree in sociology, Bennett has also been a coach for the Gonzaga volleyball summer camp for the past seven years and is a coach for the Spokane Storm. The former Abby Cullen was married to Steve Ben-nett, an assistant baseball coach at Gonzaga, on July 25, 2008. They are the proud parents of Cullen Bennett (2009). “As I spoke with people during the hiring process it became obvious to me that I kept describing Coach Bennett,” explained head coach Dave Gantt. “She is a Gonzaga alum and has very strong ties to the University. She has a very good sense of where the program has been and has quickly shifted her paradigm relative to where we think the program should be. As a former GU athlete, Abby has a very solid awareness of what should be happening in the classroom and on the court, and in my short time in the program I have developed a greater

sense of trust in her abilities. She is a Bulldog through and through and has provided wonderful stability and continuity during this transition.”

Assistant Coach Brynn MurphyAssistant Coach Brynn MurphyThird Year at Gonzaga; UCLA, 2005

Brynn Murphy begins her third season as a member of the Gonzaga University women’s volleyball staff and fi rst season as an assistant coach. Murphy spent the prior two seasons with the Bulldogs as a volunteer assistant coach. Murphy was a four-year starter at UCLA from 2001-04. She closed out her career ninth in the Bruins record book in block assists (225), 10th in total blocks (373) and 17th in total kills (1,242). Murphy was named to the Pacifi c-10 All-Freshman squad her fi rst season at UCLA and went on to earn All-Pacifi c-10 fi rst team accolades as a junior and honorable mention honors her senior season. Murphy helped UCLA to four straight NCAA Tournaments, including three NCAA Regional Finals. The Bruins had an 86-43 (66.7 percentage) overall record over Mur-phy’s four years and won 20-plus matches each season. “We are very fortunate that our program is in a position to attract an up and coming young coach of Brynn’s caliber,” stated head coach Dave Gantt. “Her volleyball background speaks for itself, as she has competed at the highest collegiate level available in the U.S. What spoke louder

to me than her credibility in the world of volleyball is her selfl ess everyday nature. As evidenced by her role as a volunteer assistant for the past two years, she is a very giving human being and an extremely positive role model for our student-athletes. I am excited to work with her.” After her four-year playing career, Murphy served as an undergraduate assistant coach for the Bruins during 2005. She has also coached multiple club teams, includ-ing being a head coach of South Bay Volleyball Club (Carson, Calif.) and is currently the assistant coach for the Splash Volleyball Club in Spokane. Murphy earned a bachelor’s of arts in history from UCLA in 2005 and is on pace to gain her master’s in sports and athletic administration from Gonzaga.


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Assistant Coach Allen AllenAssistant Coach Allen AllenFirst Year at Gonzaga; University of Hawaii, 1996

Allen Allen begins his fi rst year as a volunteer assistant coach with the Gonzaga University volleyball squad. “One of my fi rst jobs with USA Volley-ball was to be aware of the available colle-giate talent and there was no question Allen possessed the talent for international level competition,” stated head coach Dave Gantt. “I had the pleasure of interacting with Al over the next few years as we worked to elevate the USA Men’s National Team program. Dur-ing that time I saw him grow into one of the best outside hitters on the international stage, and as we traveled the world together I got to know him on every level. Since that time, he has gone on to play professionally in Europe and was a mainstay on the Bud Light pro tour in the United States for many years. I am very comfortable saying that he is the type of person we want involved with our staff. As a competitor, as a coach, as a human being and as a friend, he is top notch. He will be a great ambassador for the Gonzaga volleyball program.” Allen was a four-year member of the University of Hawaii men’s volleyball program from 1986-89. While a player at Hawaii the Warriors compiled a 70-28 overall record and a 53-23 record in conference. Allen was named a fi rst team All-American in 1988 and 1989 and a second team All-American selection in 1987. He earned All-California Inter-

collegiate Volleyball Association (CIVA) honorable mention as a freshman, and All-Western Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (WIVA) fi rst-team as a sopho-more, junior and senior. He still holds the career records for solo blocks (112), is second in kill attempts (3,151) and digs (739) and third in kills (1,483). After his playing days at Hawaii, Allen began his four-year stint with the United States National Team. He went on to play professionally in the FIVB Beach Volleyball Series, the European Professional Volley-ball League and the Bud-Light Professional Volleyball League. Allen offi cially retired from professional com-petition in 1998. Allen’s coaching career started in 1993 when he was an assistant coach with his alma mater for one year. Two years later in 1995, Allen became the head coach for the Samoan men’s and women’s National Team. He went on to become the head women’s volleyball coach at Alliant University in San Diego, Calif., before founding the Al-

len Allen Club Volleyball in 2004. Allen helmed Alliant for three seasons (2003-2005) and continued to run the Allen Allen Club Volleyball program until August; when he offi cially joined the Gonzaga staff. Allen earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Hawaii in 1996 and his special education teaching credential from California State San Marcos in 2001. Allen is married to Melissa, who is the girl’s varsity basketball head coach at Mount Spokane High School.

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2009 - A New Chapter2009 - A New Chapter The book on Gonzaga University women’s volleyball is vast; chap-ters include everything from West Coast Conference Players of the Year Lisa Petticord and Kelley Cunningham, to the 1990 Gonzaga NCAA Tournament Team, to the toughness of playing in the West Coast Confer-ence. The book will now hold a new chapter titled ‘Shift in Culture: The Dave Gantt Era’. Dave Gantt, former head coach at both Oregon State University and Montana State University, was handed the reins to the Bulldog squad in January of 2009; becoming just the fi fth head coach in program history. Gantt takes over a program that hasn’t fi nished higher than seventh in the West Coast Conference in seven years and a program that has only had double-digit wins in three of those seasons. “There are a number of clichés’ that best describe our goals this season,” said Gantt four days into preseason. “They are quite simple in principle, yet have a very signifi cant impact on our development as a team. Staying healthy would be number one, as we have little depth in certain positions. Number two would be to learn how to compete at a level that allows us a chance to win every set. This will help begin to shift the culture of the program and develop a paradigm that will allow us to see ourselves as a successful and worthy volleyball program.” Gantt has three key seniors that will play a vital role in the newest chapter of Gonzaga Volleyball: fi fth year senior outside hitter Michelle Boevers, right side hitter Layne Brosky and a jack of all trades Emily Johnson. Boevers closed out her junior campaign second on the team in both kills (319) and kills per set (2.73) and needs just 78 more to join the exclusive 1,000-Kill Club. “As a fi fth year senior, and one of the better athletes in the WCC, it’s entirely up to Michelle how she approaches her fi nal season,” explained Gantt. “She has done some nice work over the summer and enters fall camp penciled in as a starter at outside hitter. Within our culture and system, Number 7 will be very impactive as she possesses the ‘gifts’ to be a very high lever player. With the mindset and responses she exhibited late last spring, she could have a ‘no regrets’ season and be a major difference maker during the 2009 campaign.” Brosky, the Zags leader both on and off the court, increased her hitting percentage tremendously last season, closing out the year hitting .265 with 252 kills. Brosky is the lone Zag returner to garner a WCC accolade last season, being named honorable mention All-Conference. “The ‘professor’ has been a constant fi xture on the right side for the last three seasons,” stated Gantt. “Possessing a very steady and enjoyable personality, Layne will be a major component of the glue that will hold this team together. With a tireless work ethic, she’s averaged a little over 2.00 kills per set during her career and we need to keep her as involved with the offense as possible so she is an even bigger threat in her fi nal season. The coaching staff knows she’s ready to have a great senior season.” The fi nal member of GU’s senior triumvirate, Johnson is explosive both offensively and defensively. She fi nished her junior campaign with 259 digs, second on the squad, along with 212 kills and 18 service aces. “Emily will be competing for time as an outside hitter, right side hitter, and libero this season,” said Gantt. “Her dynamic athleticism allows her the potential to play a key role and be an integral part of our system this fall. Clearing her mind so she can ‘be in the now’ will allow her to be quick, jump high, hit hard, and score points. That was our mantra and challenge during the spring and it will continue to be our main focus for her as we begin fall camp. Staying in ‘real time’ and directing her attention to things she controls will allow Emily to have a breakout fi nal season.”

Other returnees looking to make an impact in 2009 are middle blocker Caitlin Cozad, defensive specialists/liberos Allyson Powell and Laura Day, and setters Denise Van de Mortel and Kelsey Bashaw. Cozad, the lone returning middle for the Bulldogs, fi nished her junior season second on the team in blocks with 89 total and added 164 kills and 37 digs. “’The ‘silent one’ will need to use her speed, agility and heart. Utilizing those tools will allow her to be successful at the necessary level of play,” said Gantt. “Caitlin has the potential to be very effective night after night and will be called on to ‘up her game’ to become ‘automatic’ and therefore a consistent threat when she’s on the court. We’re looking forward to witnessing her growth.” Powell and Day will shore up the openings in the Zags defense; both vying for either the libero spot or defensive specialists spot on the court. Powell played all 117 sets as a sophomore, fi nishing the season with 1.79 digs per set, while Day saw action in 114 sets as a freshman, tallying 1.47 digs per set, along with serving up 16 aces. “A ‘hard rock miner’ comes to mind when describing Ally’s in-volvement,” said Gantt. “She has the right mindset to handle a defensive role and the personality to smile throughout the process of elevating her game. Ally’s size and presence is determined by the cumulative effect of all she contributes and is not measured in feet and inches. “Laura is also in a defensive role and will be hoping to expand her skill set. Consistent passing and defensive play certainly describe Laura and will bode well for her as she strives to increase strength and quick-ness to become a more dynamic player.” Bashaw and Van de Mortel will battle for the starting setter posi-tion, as Bashaw ended the spring season as the number one setter after Van de Mortel missed most of the spring practices. “We need Kelsey to continue to perform well to lead our team through the fall,” explained Gantt. “She can be a perfectionist and a little tough on herself at times, but will have every opportunity to continue to gain momentum and improve as we move through the different phases of the season. “After an interesting freshman year, Denise has gained the physical and psychological maturity to be more confi dent in her role running our team. From the fi rst day of fall camp she will be competing for playing time and that is always healthy as we strive to raise the level of play in our program.” The Zags welcome four newcomers to the squad in 2009; three middle hitters in Jessie Genger, Meredith Crenshaw and Nikki Lowell, and one outside hitter in Terran Poindexter. “We will have our challenges with three young middles, but we expect someone will raise their level of play and be a factor this season,” explained Gantt. “Also, Terran could push for some quality time this year as a freshman.” Helping coach Gantt in changing the culture of Gonzaga Volleyball this season are three talented assistant coaches. Abby Bennett enters her fourth year as an assistant, while Brynn Murphy begins her third year and Allen Allen is in his fi rst with the Zags. “It is not often that such a solid group of people would avail them-selves to the task we’re faced with, but I can attest to our new staff being one on the fi nest,” stated Gantt. “Having solid core principles as people and possessing a very clear vision of how good volleyball programs operate, our International, All-American, Pacifi c-10, and WCC accolades and experiences will provide solid leadership for our student athletes.”


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Bulldog RosterBulldog Roster

No Name Pos Ht Cl Exp Hometown/High School/Club Team 1 Kelsey Bashaw * S 6-0 JR 1V Salem, OR/Blanchet Catholic/Salem3 Caitlin Cozad * MB 5-10 JR 1V Hermiston, OR/Hermiston/Columbia Juniors4 Denise Van de Mortel S 5-9 SO 1V Temecula, CA/Murrieta Valley/951 Elite 5 Meredith Crenshaw MB 6-2 FR HS Yorba Linda, CA/El Dorado/Empire6 Terran Poindexter OH 5-9 FR HS Hesperia, CA/Sultana/951 Elite7 Michelle Boevers * OH 5-11 SR 3V Edmond, OK/Edmond Santa Fe/Oklahoma Elite8 Allyson Powell DS/L 5-7 JR 2V Selah, WA/Selah/Casecade 12 Jessie Genger MB 5-11 FR HS Kent, WA/Kentwood/Kent Juniors13 Layne Brosky RS 5-11 SR 2V Bakersfi eld, CA/Stockdale/Cal-West14 Emily Johnson OH 5-10 SR 3V Chatsworth, CA/Los Angeles Baptist/Santa Monica Beach16 Brittney Beatty DS 5-7 JR 2V West Linn, OR/West Linn/Portland 17 Kaprina Goodwin OH 6-0 SO 1V Northport, WA/Northport/VIP 18 Nicole Lowell MB 5-9 FR HS Claremont, CA/Claremont/San Gabriel Elite19 Laura Day DS/L 5-8 SO 1V Torrance, CA/West/South Bay

* Indicates Redshirt Year Used

Head Coach: Dave Gantt (University of Great Falls, 1978 - 1st Year)Assistant Coaches: Abby Bennett (Gonzaga University, 2003 - 4th Year)

Brynn Murphy (UCLA, 2005 - 1st Year, 3rd Overall)Vol. Assistant Coach: Allen Allen (University of Hawaii, 1996 - 1st Year)Athletic Trainer: Leanne Stockton (Eastern Washington University, 1987 - 11th Year)


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7 Michelle Boevers7 Michelle BoeversOutside Hitter * 65-11 * Senior * Edmond, Okla.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four varsity letters in volleyball playing for coach Will Ethridge at Edmond Santa Fe High...holds single-season school records for attack percentage (.387) and blocks (117)...collected 511 kills with a .364 attack percentage during senior season as she was named the Oklahoma State 5A Tournament MVP, leading her team to a 47-6 record and state title...Gatorade Player of the Year for Oklahoma...All-State as a junior and senior...All-City as a junior and senior...three-time fi rst-team All-Metro Conference selection...also earned one varsity letter in soccer and one varsity letter in track running the 800 meters.

Michelle Boevers’ Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2005): Played in 24 matches, 87 games...suffered season-ending anterior cruciate ligament injury during Oct. 22 match at Pepperdine...ranked second on team with 296 kills despite missing fi nal seven matches of the season...had dou-ble-fi gure kills in 15 of 24 matches...connected for 20 or more kills in four matches with a season-high 25 against UC Davis at the Ruby’s Invitational in Missoula, Mont...had best defensive match with seven digs against Wash-ington State (9/13)...helped Bulldogs end two long streaks with 24 kills in win at Washington State (9/24) and 19 kills in win over No. 25 Saint Mary’s (10/15)...win over Washington State ended 15-year losing streak to the Cougars...win over Saint Mary’s marked fi rst win over a ranked oppo-nent since the 1993 season...season-

high seven blocks against San Francisco (10/14)...ranked ninth in the West Coast Conference in kills-per-game with 3.44, ranked second among WCC freshmen in that category.

SOPHOMORE (2006): Suffered an-terior cruciate ligament injury during summer...received medical redshirt.

RS-SOPHOMORE (2007): Played and started in all 30 matches, 104 games...was second on the squad in kills (307) and third in kills per game (2.95)...15 service aces, 98 digs, 19 solo blocks and 32 block assists...18 double-fi gure kill games, includ-ing 10 of 14 in West Coast Confer-

ence action...tallied 18 kills in two matches; versus Bowling Green (9/7) and at Loyola Marymount Univer-sity (11/1)...had 17 kills against Saint Mary’s (10/27) and 16 kills at New Mexico (9/8).

JUNIOR (2008): Played in all 31 matches, 117 sets...was second on the team in kills (319) and kills per set (2.73)...added 12 solo blocks, 28 block assists, 52 digs and seven assists...had double-digit kills in 18 matches, including seven in West Coast Con-

ference action...had a season-high 16 kills three times; vs. North Dakota State University (8/30),

the University of Idaho (9/17) and Santa Clara University (10/11)...

tallied 15 kills three times; versus Boise State University (9/5), Virginia

Commonwealth University (9/19) and at Loyola Marymount (10/18)...had a season-high fi ve blocks against Weber State University (9/13)...tallied a season-high six digs against Weber State (9/13).

Misc: 3.65 high school GPA...National Honor Society...staff writer for student newspaper...played for Oklahoma Elite volleyball club team.

Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se2005 87-24 296 3.40 138 814 . 1 9 4 7 0.08 0 0.00 02007 104-30 307 2.95 109 821 . 2 4 1 10 0.10 15 0.14 342008 117-31 319 2.73 122 913 . 2 1 6 7 0.06 0 0.00 0TOTAL 308-85 922 2.99 369 2548 . 2 1 7 24 0.08 15 0.05 34

Season dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe2005 58 0.67 1 8 34 42 0.48 7 02007 98 0.94 5 19 32 51 0.49 7 42008 52 0.44 0 12 28 40 0.34 10 1TOTAL 208 0.68 6 39 94 133 0.43 24 5

Career Match HighsKills: 25, vs. UC Davis (9/10/05)

Assists: 2, on four occasionsDigs: 7, on four occasions

Aces: 5, at Montana (9/3/07)Blocks: 7, vs. San Francisco

(10/14/05)

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HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball for coach Maria Collatz at Stockdale High in Bakersfi eld, Calif., earning four varsity letters...named Southwest Yosemite League Rookie of the Year in 2002 and earned All-League honors all four years...named second-team All-Area as a freshman, sophomore and junior...fi rst-team All-Area as a senior...averaged 7.4 kills per match with a .460 attack percentage during senior season...helped team earn a No. 4 seed in the California Central Sec-tion Division I Tournament, losing in CCS quarterfi nals...won 2005 Jockey Club Award.

Layne Brosky’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2006): Played in 26 matches, 90 games...came out of the gates strong, fi nishing with double-digit kills in three out of GU’s fi rst four matches...closed out the season with 171 kills, 53 digs, 51 blocks, nine service aces and eight assists...had sev-en double-digit kill contests, including a career-high 17 against North Dakota State (8/26)...collected 14 kills, along with four digs and two blocks against Saint Mary’s (11/16)...fi nished with a career-high six blocks against Idaho (10/3)...had a career-high seven digs versus Loyola Marymount (10/26).

SOPHOMORE (2007): Played in 29 matches, 101 games...204 kills, 47 digs, 55 blocks, six service aces and

22 assists...had seven double-fi gure kill contests, including a season-high 12 against both Bowling Green State University (9/7) and Pepperdine University (10/4)...fi nished with 11 kills and four block assists against Sam Houston State University (9/15)...collected nine kills, a career-high 10 digs, along with two block assists and three service aces against Saint Mary’s College (10/27).

JUNIOR (2008): Played in all 30 matches, including 114 sets...was second on the squad in hitting percent-age (.265) and third in kills (252)...

also contributed 21 assists, 44 digs and 41 total blocks...registered 13 double-digit kill matches, including seven in WCC action...tallied a career-tying high 17 kills in both matches against the University of San Francisco (10/4 & 10/30)...fi nished with 15 kills and fi ve digs at Washington State Univer-sity (9/10)...had three block assists on fi ve different occasions...tabbed WCC honorable mention...named to WCC All-Academic fall team.

Misc.: 3.6 high school GPA...honor roll...National Honor Society...California Scholastic Federation...

played club volleyball for Cal-West.

13 Layne Brosky13 Layne BroskyRight Side * 5-11 * Senior * Bakersfi eld, Calif.



Career Match HighsKills: 17, on three occasionsAssists: 4, on two occasions

Digs: 10, vs. Saint Mary’s (10/27/07)Aces: 3, vs. Saint Mary’s (10/27/06)

Blocks: 6, on three occasions

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HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball for coach Val Pryor at Los Angeles Baptist High earning four varsity letters... fi rst-team All-Alpha League selection as a junior and senior after garnering second-team honors as a sophomore...named team MVP as a ju-nior and senior...Best Offensive Player in 2003...Lancer Invitational All-Tour-nament team in 2003-05...averaged 24 kills and 18 digs per match as a senior while hitting .430...had season best of 44 kills on 67 attempts with only three errors against rival St. Bernard’s during senior year...helped team earn berth in California Southern Section Division IV-AA Tournament.

Emily Johnson’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2006): Played in 27 matches, 92 games...was a strong contributor right away for the Bull-dogs...fi nished the sesaon with 218 kills, 63 digs, 42 blocks and 10 service aces...had double-digit kills in 13 matches, including seven in West Coast Conference action...fi nished with a career-high 15 kills against Loyola Marymount (10/26)...had 14 kills and six digs at Montana (9/19)...fi nished with a double-double of 13 kills and a career-high 11 digs versus Idaho (10/3).

SOPHOMORE (2007): Saw action in 19 matches, 29 games...35 kills, 10 digs, fi ve service aces and three block

assists...had seven kills and one block assist against Morgan State University (9/1)...fi nished with four kills, two service aces, four digs and one block assist against Alcorn State University (9/14)...collected four kills and one dig at TCU (9/15).

JUNIOR (2008): Played in 30 matches, including 111 sets...fi nished second on the team in digs (259) and fourth in kills (212)...also had 18 assists, 18 service aces, and 38 to-tal blocks...fi nished the season with fi ve double-double matches, seven

double-digit kills contests and 13 double-fi gure digs matches...tallied a season-high 13 kills against the University of Idaho (9/17)...fi nished with 11 kills four times; versus North Dakota State (8/30), against San Diego State University (9/13) and in both contests against Loyola Marymount University (10/18 & 11/13)...collected a career-high 18 digs versus Portland State University (9/5)...had 16 digs in a fi ve-set match at Washington State University (9/10)...had a career-high

three service aces against Virginia Commonwealth (9/19).

Misc.: 3.9 high school GPA...honor roll...California Scholarship Federa-

tion...2005 Homecoming Queen...brother R.J. played baseball at Pierce JC...cousin Dane Watts played basket-ball at Creighton University...played club volleyball for Santa Monica Beach.

14 Emily Johnson14 Emily JohnsonOutside Hitter * 5-10 * Senior * Chatsworth, Calif.



Career Match HighsKills: 15, on two occasions

Assists: 3, vs. Portland State (9/5/08)

Digs: 18, vs. Portland State (9/5/08)Aces: 3, vs. Virginia Commonwealth

(9/19/08)Blocks: 5, on two occasions

Emily Johnson’s Career Statistics


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HIGH SCHOOL: Earned four varsity letters in volleyball playing for coach Sherrie Bashaw at Blanchet Catholic High…as a senior named Blanchet High female athlete of the year…two-time captain…named Tri-River Con-ference player of the year in 2006…three-time All-Tri River Conference fi rst-team…three-time All-2A State selection…earned four varsity letters in basketball, two varsity letters in softball and one letter in tennis.

Kelsey Bashaw’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2006): Redshirted at Gonzaga.

RS-FRESHMAN (2007): Suffered a season-ending injury prior to the 2007 campaign.

SOPHOMORE (2008): Played in 28 matches, including 84 sets...fi nished second on the team in service aces with 19...added seven kills, six as-sists, 14 digs and two block assists...tallied four service aces in a fi ve-set setback to Eastern Washington Uni-versity (10/13)...collected fi ve digs against UTEP in the Gonzaga Univer-sity Tournament (9/12)...had two kills against Virginia Commonwealth Uni-versity (9/19)...fi nished with a block in both matches against Washington State and Weber State University (9/13).

Misc: 3.5 high school GPA.

1 Kelsey Bashaw1 Kelsey BashawSetter * 6-0 * Junior * Salem, Ore.

Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se2008 84-28 7 0.08 1 13 . 4 6 2 6 0.07 19 0.23 13TOTAL 84-28 7 0.08 1 13 . 4 6 2 6 0.07 19 0.23 13

Season dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe2008 14 0.17 0 0 2 2 0.02 0 0TOTAL 14 0.17 0 0 2 2 0.02 0 0

Career Match HighsKills: 2, vs. Virginia

Commonwealth (9/19/08)Assists: 2, vs. UTEP (9/12/08)Digs: 5, at Washington State

(9/10/08)Aces: 4, vs. Eastern Wash.

(10/13/08)Blocks: 1, on two occasions

Kelsey Bashaw’s Career Statistics


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HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball for coaches Kay Edwards and Darci Wellsandt at Hermiston High, earning three varsity letters...fi rst-team All-Intermountain Conference selection as a senior, second-team honoree as a junior...averaged double fi gures in kills and blocks as a senior...posted 24 kills and 16 blocks in fi ve game win over Pendleton High as a junior...season high of 22 kills and 13 blocks in win over Bend as a senior...played one season with current GU middle blocker Briawna Mueller...also earned three varsity letters in basketball.

Caitlin Cozad’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2006): Redshirted at Gonzaga.

RS-FRESHMAN (2007): Saw action in 20 matches, 34 games...46 kills, 24 total blocks, fi ve digs and two assists...had one double-fi gure kill contest...fi nished with a career-high 12 kills, along with one dig and one block as-sist against Alcorn State University (9/14)...had six kills, four blocks and one dig against the University of San Diego (11/15)...tallied fi ve kills, fi ve blocks and one dig at the University of Idaho (9/18).

SOPHOMORE (2008): Played in all 31 matches for the Bulldogs, includ-ing 116 sets...was fi fth on the squad in kills (164)...second in total blocks

(89)...tied a career high in kills with 12 in Zags 3-2 victory over Loyola Marymount University (11/13)...had 10 kills on three different occasions; against UTEP (9/12) and San Diego State University (9/13) (both in the Gonzaga University Tournament) and at the University of Portland (10/25)...fi nished with a career-high eight blocks (six block assists, two solo blocks) against Weber State University (9/13)...tallied six blocks on two oc-casions; against the University of San Francisco (10/30) and versus Portland (11/22)...collected a career-high four digs on two occasions; at Washington

State University (9/10) and at Loyola Marymount University (10/18).

Misc.: 3.96 high school GPA...National Honor Society...grandfather Phillip Cozad played professional baseball in the Cincinnati Reds orga-nization...father Robert competed in swimming at Portland State University and Oregon State University...uncle John Cox wrestled at Southern Oregon University...played club volleyball for Columbia Juniors.

3 Caitlin Cozad3 Caitlin CozadMiddle Blocker * 5-10 * Junior * Hermiston, Ore.

Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se2006 1-1 1 1.00 0 1 1.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 02007 34-20 46 1.35 14 110 . 2 9 1 2 0.06 0 0.00 12008 116-31 164 1.41 64 409 . 2 4 4 5 0.04 0 0.00 6TOTAL 151-52 211 1.40 78 520 . 2 5 6 7 0.05 0 0.00 7


Career Match HighsKills: 12, on two occasionsAssists: 2, vs. Santa Clara

(10/11/08)Digs: 4, on two occasions

Aces: 0Blocks: 8, vs. Weber State (9/13/08)

Caitlin Cozad’s Career Statistics


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HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at Selah High School earning three varsity letters...named fi rst-team all-league all three years on varsity...earned fi rst-team All-State 3A in both 2005 and 2A in 2006...named Player of the Year and Gatorade Player of the Year...helped Selah to the 3A State Championship in 2005 and the 2A State Championship in 2006...also played basketball and softball.

Allyson Powell’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2007): Played in 29 matches, 91 games...fi nished second on the squad in service aces (26) and fourth in digs (154)...had four double-fi gure digs games...fi nished with a career-high 18 digs against the University of Portland (10/13)...tallied 12 digs against Sam Houston State University (9/15)...fi nished with 10 digs against both Bowling Green State University (9/7) and Northern Colorado University (9/7)...had four service aces at TCU (9/15) and against Loyola Marymount University (10/6).

SOPHOMORE (2008): Saw ac-tion in all 31 matches and 117 sets for the Bulldogs...fi nished fourth on the team in digs (210) and service aces (14)...registered six double-digit digs contests...had a season-high 16 digs against Virginia Commonwealth Univeristy (9/19) in the Pittsburgh University Tournament...collected 15 digs in the

Zags fi ve-set victory over ranked University of San Francisco (10/30)...had two service aces on four differ-ent occasions; against Idaho (9/17), versus Eastern Michigan University (9/20), at San Francisco (10/4) and against Loyola Marymount University (11/13).

Misc.: 3.975 GPA...four-year math-lete...scholar athlete...Character Award (2005, 2006, 2007)...brother Chase Powell plays baseball at the University of Portland.

8 Allyson Powell8 Allyson PowellDefensive Specialist/Libero * 5-7 * Junior * Selah, Wash.

Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se2007 91-29 0 0.00 2 5 - . 4 0 0 17 0.19 26 0.29 232008 117-31 3 0.03 6 16 - . 1 8 8 21 0.18 14 0.12 15TOTAL 208-60 3 0.01 8 21 - . 2 3 8 38 0.18 40 0.19 38

Season dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe2007 154 1.69 21 0 0 0 0.00 0 12008 210 1.79 23 1 1 2 0.02 2 6TOTAL 364 1.75 44 1 1 2 0.01 2 7

Career Match HighsKills: 1 on two occasoins

Assists: 3, on two occasionsDigs: 18, vs. Portland (10/13/07)

Aces: 4, on two occasionsBlocks: 1, at San Diego (10/2)

Allyson Powell’s Career Statistics


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HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year member of the West Linn High vol-leyball team...team captian junior and senior year...two-time second-team All-League honoree (2005, 2006)...was a part of four-straight league championships...helped West Linn win the OSAA 4A State Championship as a freshman...West Linn placed third at the OSAA 4A State Championship in 2004...was also a member of the track team.

Brittney Beatty’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2007): Played in seven matches, nine games...seven digs, one assist and one service ace...had a career-high three digs against Mor-gan State University (9/1)...collected two digs at the University of Portland (11/10).

SOPHOMORE (2008): Played in 12 matches for the Zags, including 13 sets...had a season-high two digs against North Dakota State University (8/30)...had one dig against UC River-

side (8/30) and at Loyola Marymount (10/18).

Misc.: 3.5 high school GPA...National Honor Society...mother Cherie Beatty played tennis at Oregon State Univer-sity.

16 Brittney Beatty16 Brittney BeattyDefensive Specialist * 5-7 * Junior * West Lion, Ore.

Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se2007 9-7 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0.11 1 0.11 02008 13-12 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0TOTAL 22-19 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 1 0.05 1 0.05 0

Season dig d/s re bs ba tb b/s be bhe2007 7 0.78 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 02008 4 0.31 2 0 0 0 0.00 0 0TOTAL 11 0.50 3 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

Career Match HighsKills: 0

Assists: 1, vs. Morgan State (9/1/07)

Digs: 3, vs. Morgan State (9/1/07)Aces: 1, vs. Santa Clara (10/25/07)

Blocks: 0

Brittney Beatty’s Career Statistics


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HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at Murrieta Valley High School...helped Murrieta Valley to a 26-5 over-all record as a senior and an 8-2 mark in the Southwestern League...played in 90 games as a senior, registering 67 kills, 34 aces, 54 solo blocks, 53 block assists, 226 digs and 836 total assists...was a three-time Southwestern League All-Academic selection and earned fi rst-team All-Southwestern League honors once and second-team honors twice...also was a member of the track and fi eld team and the soccer squad.

Denise Van de Mortel’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2008): Was the Bulldogs starting setter, playing in all 31 matches and 117 sets...her 1,206 assists rankes her eighth in the Zags single-season record book and career record book...was third in digs (248) and blocks (70) and tied for third in service aces (18) ...fi nished with nine double-doubles (assists/digs) to her credit...had double-fi gure assists in all 31 contests...had 50 or more assists six times...passed out a career-high 65 assists at Washington State University (9/10)...added 18 digs against WSU...had a career-high 20 digs versus Virginia Commonwealth (9/19)...collected 15 digs and dished out 58 assists against Loyola Mary-mount University (11/13)...had six blocks versus Boise State University (9/5) and at Washington State...served up three aces against Virginia Com-monwealth...tallied a career-high six kills, along with 44 asssits, eight digs

and six blocks at Boise State (9/5).

Misc: 3.9 high school GPA...honor roll...California Scholarship Federa-tion member.

Denise Van de Mortel’s Career Statistics

4 Denise Van de Mortel4 Denise Van de MortelSetter * 5-9 * Sophomore * Temecula, CA



Career Match HighsKills: 6, vs. Boise State (9/5/08)Assists: 65, at Washington State

(9/10/08)Digs: 20, vs. VCU (9/19/08)Aces: 3, vs VCU (9/19/08)

Blocks: 6, on two occasions


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HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at West high School for Jen Haney and Kris-tie Sain...earned second team All-Pioneer League her senior season and was named to the fi rst team All-Pioneer League her ju-nior year...was also a member of the soc-cer squad...two-time fi rst team All-Pionner League honoree.

Laura Day’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2008): Played in 31 match-es, including 114 sets...had double-digit digs in four contests...had a career-high 12 digs twice; at Washington State University (9/10) and at the University of San Fran-

cisco (10/4)...had a careeer-high three ser-vice aces against the University of Portland (11/22).

Misc.: 4.16 high school GPA...Principal’s Honor Roll...Dean’s Citizenship list...Cali-fornia Scholarship Federation...sister Emily played volleyball for Loyola Marymount.

19 Laura Day19 Laura DayDefensive Specialist/Libero * 5-8 * Sophomore * Torrance, Calif.

Career Match HighsKills: 1, on three occasions

Assists: 2, vs. UTEP (9/12/08)Digs: 12, on two occasions

Aces: 3, vs. Portland (11/22/07)Blocks: 0

Season sp-mp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se2008 114-30 3 0.03 4 15 - . 0 6 7 7 0.06 16 0.14 52TOTAL 114-30 3 0.03 4 15 - . 0 6 7 7 0.06 16 0.14 52


Laura Day’s Career Statistics

HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at Northport High School...closed out her se-nior year at Northport with 378 kills, 200 digs, 173 blocks, 141 aces and 12 assists while leading Northport to a fi fth place fi n-ish at the Washington State1B tournament...Northport also earned a fi fth place fi nish at the state tournament in 2006...played bas-ketball, eclipsing the 1,000-point plateau.

Kaprina Goodwin’s Collegiate CareerFRESHMAN (2008): Saw action in 16 matches for the Bulldogs, including 21 sets...had a career-high six kills against Santa Clara University (10/11)...complied two kills against the University of San

Francisco (10/30) and the University of San Diego (11/1)...fi nished with one solo block in three different matches.

Misc.: 3.9 high school GPA...Presidential Award.

17 Karpina Goodwin17 Karpina GoodwinOutside Hitter * 6-0 * Sophomore * Northport, Wash.



Career Match HighsKills: 6, vs. Santa Clara (11/11/08)

Assists: 0Digs: 2, on two occasions

Aces: 0Blocks: 1, on three occasions

Kaprina Goodwin’s Career Statistics


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HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at Sultana High School...was named All-Mojave River League Player of the Year in 2008 after helping Sultana High to 15-7 overall record and a 6-2 mark in league play...garnered All-Mojave League honors her sophomore, junior and senior years...is a four-time scholar athlete honoree...was the squad’s captain her fi nal two seasons.

Misc.: 3.9 high school GPA...father Ter-rence Poindexter played basketball at North Dakota Wesleyan University...uncle Gregory Johnson played basketball at the University of Nevada, Reno...uncle Patrick Johnson played football at Kansas State University.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at El Dorado High School...helped El Dorado to 20-8 overall record her senior season and a perfect 8-0 mark in the Century League...was voted Century League Most Valuable Player...led the team in both hitting and blocking her fi nal season...outstanding senior season also led to her being named to the All-Orange County fi rst team and All-CIF second team.

Misc: 3.53 high school GPA...honor roll all four years...father Tony Crenshaw was a member of the water polo and swimming teams at Long Beach State...mother Stacy Crenshaw played volleyball at Cal State Long Beach.

5 Meredith Crenshaw5 Meredith CrenshawMiddle Blocker * 6-2 * Freshman * Yorba Linda, Calif.

6 Terran Poindexter6 Terran PoindexterOutside Hitter * 5-9 * Freshman * Hesperia, Calif.


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HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at Claremont High School...earned All-Base-line League second-team honors her senior season...was tabbed All-Academic...named Best Offensive Player for the Wolfpack her fi nal year.

Misc.: 3.7 high school GPA...honor roll all four years.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played volleyball at Kentwood High all four years...holds the school record for aces in a match (14) and career hitting percentage (.293)...two-time South Puget Sound League Most Valuable Player...two-time All-State fi rst team.

Misc: 3.85 high school GPA...mother Barb Genger played basketball at the University of Montana...father Tres Genger played football at Western Montana University.

12 Jessie Genger12 Jessie GengerMiddle Blocker * 5-11 * Freshman * Kent, Wash.

18 Nicole Lowell18 Nicole LowellMiddle Blocker * 5-9 * Freshman * Claremont, Calif.


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2008 Statistics2008 StatisticsAttack Set Serve

## Player sp mp-ms k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se1 BASHAW, Kelsey 84 28-16 7 0.08 1 13 . 4 6 2 6 0.07 19 0.23 1318 RENIUS, Elaina 117 31-31 392 3.35 156 841 . 2 8 1 9 0.08 21 0.18 3213 BROSKY, Layne 114 30-10 252 2.21 88 618 . 2 6 5 21 0.18 3 0.03 63 COZAD, Caitlin 116 31-30 164 1.41 64 409 . 2 4 4 5 0.04 0 0.00 611 TUATAGALOA, Tianna 9 8-1 2 0.22 0 9 . 2 2 2 1 0.11 0 0.00 07 BOEVERS, Michelle 117 31-7 319 2.73 122 913 . 2 1 6 7 0.06 0 0.00 05 VAN DE MORTEL,Denise 117 31-31 52 0.44 24 170 . 1 6 5 1206 10.31 18 0.15 3114 JOHNSON, Emily 111 30-27 212 1.91 135 648 . 1 1 9 18 0.16 18 0.16 3217 GOODWIN, Kaprina 21 16-2 14 0.67 13 57 . 0 1 8 0 0.00 0 0.00 116 BEATTY, Brittney 13 12-0 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 09 PAGANINI, Cara 2 2-0 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 019 DAY, Laura 114 30-25 3 0.03 4 15 - . 0 6 7 7 0.06 16 0.14 528 POWELL, Allyson 117 31-6 3 0.03 6 16 - . 1 8 8 21 0.18 14 0.12 154 DILLINGHAM, Paige 117 31-0 0 0.00 13 30 - . 4 3 3 21 0.18 11 0.09 4512 TIKKER, Kelli 8 7-0 0 0.00 2 3 - . 6 6 7 0 0.00 0 0.00 210 LINEHAN, Chelsea 14 11-0 0 0.00 2 2 -1.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0

GONZAGA BULLDOGS 117 31-31 1420 12.14 630 3744 . 2 1 1 1322 11.30 120 1.03 235Opponents 117 31-31 1504 12.85 602 3982 . 2 2 7 1409 12.04 172 1.47 201

Dig Blockingre dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe0 14 0.17 0 2 2 0.02 0 01 93 0.79 39 75 1 1 4 0.97 21 55 44 0.39 4 37 4 1 0.36 3 12 37 0.32 16 73 8 9 0.77 6 11 1 0.11 1 2 3 0.33 0 00 52 0.44 12 28 4 0 0.34 10 11 248 2.12 11 59 7 0 0.60 8 19

37 259 2.33 14 24 3 8 0.34 7 01 7 0.33 3 1 4 0.19 1 02 4 0.31 0 0 0 0.00 0 00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

25 168 1.47 0 0 0 0.00 0 123 210 1.79 1 1 2 0.02 2 659 417 3.56 0 0 0 0.00 0 1

1 1 0.12 0 0 0 0.00 0 04 10 0.71 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

172 1565 13.38 101 302 252.0 2.15 58 35120 1438 12.29 77 420 287.0 2.45 70 28

Attack Set Serve## Player sp mp-ms k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa sa/s se1 BASHAW, Kelsey 25 11-5 1 0.04 0 2 . 5 0 0 0 0.00 4 0.16 411 TUATAGALOA, Tianna 3 3-1 2 0.67 0 4 . 5 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 013 BROSKY, Layne 50 14-8 123 2.46 40 292 . 2 8 4 9 0.18 2 0.04 67 BOEVERS, Michelle 50 14-2 143 2.86 48 396 . 2 4 0 5 0.10 0 0.00 018 RENIUS, Elaina 50 14-14 148 2.96 72 345 . 2 2 0 3 0.06 10 0.20 123 COZAD, Caitlin 49 14-13 56 1.14 29 163 . 1 6 6 3 0.06 0 0.00 514 JOHNSON, Emily 45 13-11 75 1.67 47 231 . 1 2 1 8 0.18 7 0.16 155 VAN DE MORTEL,Denise 50 14-14 21 0.42 16 78 . 0 6 4 497 9.94 8 0.16 1617 GOODWIN, Kaprina 14 9-2 11 0.79 11 47 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 012 TIKKER, Kelli 4 4-0 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 116 BEATTY, Brittney 7 7-0 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 08 POWELL, Allyson 50 14-1 1 0.02 2 8 - . 1 2 5 7 0.14 7 0.14 519 DAY, Laura 50 14-13 1 0.02 2 6 - . 1 6 7 2 0.04 7 0.14 194 DILLINGHAM, Paige 50 14-0 0 0.00 7 11 - . 6 3 6 9 0.18 4 0.08 2010 LINEHAN, Chelsea 8 5-0 0 0.00 2 2 -1.000 0 0.00 0 0.00 0

GONZAGA BULLDOGS 50 14-14 582 11.64 276 1585 . 1 9 3 543 10.86 49 0.98 103Opponents 50 14-14 705 14.10 234 1693 . 2 7 8 658 13.16 68 1.36 93

Dig Blockingre dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe0 1 0.04 0 0 0 0.00 0 00 1 0.33 0 2 2 0.67 0 03 16 0.32 3 16 1 9 0.38 1 10 23 0.46 7 11 1 8 0.36 6 11 37 0.74 11 22 3 3 0.66 11 02 21 0.43 7 31 3 8 0.78 6 1

10 105 2.33 8 9 1 7 0.38 4 01 88 1.76 5 18 2 3 0.46 4 81 1 0.14 0 0 0 0.00 0 00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 00 6 0.43 3 0 3 0.21 0 0

12 102 2.04 1 1 2 0.04 2 312 62 1.24 0 0 0 0.00 0 119 170 3.40 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

2 4 0.50 0 0 0 0.00 0 068 637 12.74 45 110 100.0 2.00 34 1549 619 12.38 34 180 124.0 2.48 25 9

Overall Record: 10-21 WCC: 3-11 Home: 6-7 Away: 1-10 Neutral: 3-4

WCC ONLY WCC: 3-11 Home: 2-5 Away: 1-6 Neutral: 0-0


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2008 Results2008 Results2008 Gonzaga Women's Volleyball

GONZAGA BULLDOGS Match Results (as of Jun 05, 2009)All matches

Date Opponent Score Score-by-set Overall Conf Time Att.! Aug 29 vs Bradley W 3-0 25-18,25-16,25-17 1-0 0-0 1:06 50! Aug 29 at Montana L 1-3 14-25,25-18,20-25,18-25 1-1 0-0 1:39 411! Aug 30 vs North Dakota State L 2-3 25-22,25-13,23-25,24-26,10-15 1-2 0-0 2:03 50! Aug 30 vs UC Riverside L 0-3 17-25,20-25,22-25 1-3 0-0 1:11 61# Sep 04 at #9 Washington L 0-3 10-25,14-25,16-25 1-4 0-0 1:09 866# Sep 05 vs Portland State L 0-3 21-25,18-25,19-25 1-5 0-0 1:23# Sep 05 vs Boise State W 3-1 25-18,22-25,25-12,26-24 2-5 0-0 1:48

Sep 10 at Washington State L 2-3 25-19,25-19,22-25,26-28,8-15 2-6 0-0 2:05 768$ 09/12/08 UTEP MINERS W 3-0 25-18,25-17,25-20 3-6 0-0 1:17 658$ 09/13/08 SAN DIEGO ST AZTECS W 3-1 25-19,23-25,29-27,25-18 4-6 0-0 1:48 213$ 09/13/08 WEBER STATE WILDCATS L 1-3 20-25,25-21,23-25,24-26 4-7 0-0 1:48 273

Sep 17 IDAHO VANDALS W 3-2 25-23,13-25,25-19,21-25,15-11 5-7 0-0 1:57 262Sep 19 at PITT L 2-3 26-24,13-25,25-19,19-25,8-15 5-8 0-0 1:56Sep 19 vs VCU L 2-3 26-24,22-25,15-25,25-16,4-15 5-9 0-0 1:55Sep 20 vs Eastern Michigan W 3-0 25-15,25-23,25-17 6-9 0-0 1:13

* Oct 02 at #16 SAN DIEGO L 0-3 22-25,18-25,14-25 6-10 0-1 1:17 234* Oct 04 at Univ. San Francisco L 1-3 20-25,22-25,25-19,25-27 6-11 0-2 1:57 217* Oct 09 SAINT MARY'S GAELS L 0-3 19-25,24-26,15-25 6-12 0-3 1:27 218* Oct 11 SANTA CLARA BRONCOS L 0-3 23-25,19-25,19-25 6-13 0-4 1:31 147

Oct 13 EASTERN WASH. EAGLES L 2-3 14-25,20-25,25-15,26-24,11-15 6-14 0-4 2:03 165* Oct 16 at #16 Pepperdine L 1-3 25-27,25-17,19-25,15-25 6-15 0-5 1:46 461* Oct 18 at LMU L 1-3 20-25,26-24,15-25,20-25 6-16 0-6 2:06 325

Oct 22 SEATTLE REDHAWKS W 3-0 25-17,25-19,25-22 7-16 0-6 1:18 225* Oct 25 at Portland W 3-0 25-21,25-16,25-16 8-16 1-6 1:22 141* Oct 30 UNIV. SAN FRANCISCO W 3-2 25-21,25-19,27-29,13-25,15-10 9-16 2-6 2:17 179* Nov 01 SAN DIEGO L 0-3 10-25,13-25,20-25 9-17 2-7 1:13 160* Nov 06 at #22 SANTA CLARA BRONCOS L 0-3 17-25,20-25,17-25 9-18 2-8 1:24 459* Nov 08 at SAINT MARY'S GAELS L 0-3 10-25,14-25,19-25 9-19 2-9 1:20 310* Nov 13 LMU W 3-2 25-23,15-25,18-25,25-19,17-15 10-19 3-9 2:13 620* Nov 15 PEPPERDINE L 0-3 18-25,13-25,14-25 10-20 3-10 1:21 330* Nov 22 PORTLAND L 1-3 18-25,17-25,25-18,23-25 10-21 3-11 1:55 307

! - Montana Tournament - Missoula, MT# - Northwest Challenge - Seattle, WA

Team Record W-L-TOverall: 10-21

Conference: 3-11Home: 6-7Away: 1-10

Neutral: 3-43 sets: 5-104 sets: 2-65 sets: 3-5

Attend Dates Total Avg.Total: 31 8110 262

Home: 13 3757 289Away: 11 4192 381

Neutral: 7 161 23

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Utah ValleyWOLVERINES

Aug. 28 @ Ogden, UTWeber State University Tournament

Location: Orem, UTEnrollment: 23,214

Conference: Great WestPresident: Dr. Matthew S. Holland

Athletic Director: Michael V. JacobsenVolleyball SID: Jay Hinton

Phone: (801) 863-6231SID Fax: (801) 863-8813

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.wolverinegreen.com

Volleyball Gym: Shurian Family Activity CenterPress Row Number: (801) 362-1548

Head Coach: Sam AtoaAlma Mater: BYU, 1988

Record at UVU: 226-105 (10 Years)Career Record: Same

Assistants: Lacee Koelliker, Scott Lee

2008 Record: 14-12Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/3

Series Record: First Meeting

Top Returning Players:MB/OH - Kayli Broadbent (3.55 kps)

S - Chelsea Fa’alogo (4.89 aps)

Utah StateAGGIES

Aug. 29 @ Ogden, UTWeber State University Tournament

Location: Logan, UTEnrollment: 24,421

Conference: Western AthleticPresident: Dr. Stan Albrecht

Athletic Director: Scott BarnesVolleyball SID: Doug Hoffman

Phone: (435) 797-3714SID Fax: (435) 797-2615

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.utahstateaggies.com

Volleyball Gym: Dee Glen Smith SpectrumPress Row Number: (435) 797-3443

Head Coach: Grayson DuBoseAlma Mater: BYU, 1993

Record at USU: 41-49 (Three Years)Career Record: Same

Assistants: Tom Peterson, Taubi Neves

2008 Record: 11-172008 Conf. Record: 9-7 (4th)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/4Series Record: USU leads 3-1

Top Returning Players:MB - Katie Astle (1.45 kps)

S - Chelsea Fowles (9.49 aps)

Weber StateWILDCATSAug. 29 @ Ogden, UT

Weber State University Tournament

Location: Ogden, UTEnrollment: 21,000Conference: Big Sky

President: Dr. F. Ann MillnerAthletic Director: Jerry Graybeal

Volleyball SID: Paul GruaPhone: (801) 626-7414

SID Fax: (801) 626-6490E-Mail: [email protected]

Web Site: www.weberstatesports.comVolleyball Gym: SwensonPress Row Number: n/a

Head Coach: Al GivensAlma Mater: Northern Arizona, 1983Record at WSU: 193-283 (16 Years)Career Record: 345-420 (23 Years)

Assistant: Stephanie Birch


Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/3Series Record: Series tied at 5-5

Top Returning Players:OH - Chelsea Randall (3.44 kps)

L/OH - Caitlyn Anderson (3.81 dps)

Portland StateVIKINGS

Sept. 4 @ Portland, ORNorthwest Challenge

Location: Portland, OREnrollment: 27,000Conference: Big Sky

President: Wim WiewelAthletic Director: Torre Chisholm

Volleyball SID: Ryan BordePhone: (503) 725-2525

SID Fax: n/aE-Mail: [email protected]

Web Site: www.GoViks.comVolleyball Gym: Peter W. Stott CenterPress Row Number: (503) 725-5597

Head Coach: Michael SeemanAlma Mater: Portland State, 1999

Record at PSU: 41-17 (Two Years)Career Record: Same

Assistants: Jeff Mozzochi, Katie Kaysinger

2008 Record: 20-92008 Conf. Record: 11-5 (2nd)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/2 Series Record: PSU leads 6-4

Top Returning Players:S - Nique Fradella (10.15 aps)

OH - Marja Vojnovic (2.93 kps)

WashingtonHUSKIES


Location: Seattle, WAEnrollment: 40,000

Conference: Pacifi c-10President: Dr. Mark Emmert

Athletic Director: Scott WoodwardVolleyball SID: Michael Bruscas

Phone: (206) 543-2331SID Fax: (206) 543-5000

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.GoHuskies.com

Volleyball Gym: Bank of America ArenaPress Row Number: (206) 616-8845

Head Coach: Jim McLaughlinAlma Mater: UC Santa Barbara, 1985Record at UW: 197-54 (Eight Years)Career Record: 421-172 (19 Years)

Assistants: Leslie Tuiasosopo, Jose Gandara

2008 Record: 27-52008 Conf. Record: 15-3 (3rd)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3Series Record: UW leads 10-2

Top Returning Players:OH - Becky Perry (3.77 kps)

S - Jenna Hagglund (12.17 aps)

Boise StateBRONCOS


Location: Boise, IDEnrollment: 19,667

Conference: Western AthleticPresident: Dr. Robert Kustra

Athletic Director: Gene BleymaierVolleyball SID: Michelle Smith

Phone: (208) 426-3438SID Fax: (208) 426-3361

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.broncosports.com

Volleyball Gym: Bronco GymPress Row Number: (208) 949-1037

Head Coach: Shawn GarusAlma Mater: Cal State San Bernardino, 1995

Record at BSU: First YearCareer Record: 115-120 (Nine Years)

Assistants: TBA


Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/7Series Record: BSU leads 12-8

Top Returning Players:L - Lauren Hamm (3.49 dps)

MB - Sadie Maughan (2.15 kps)

Texas TechRED RAIDERS

Sept. 11 @ Tulsa, OKUniversity of Tulsa Tournament

Location: Lubbock, TXEnrollment: 29,000Conference: Big 12

President: Dr. Guy BaileyAthletic Director: Gerald MyersVolleyball SID: Jody Roginson

Phone: (806) 742-3355SID Fax: (806) 742-1970

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.TexasTech.com

Volleyball Gym: United Spirit ArenaPress Row Number: n/a

Head Coach: Trish Kissiar-KnightAlma Mater: Missouri State, 1980

Record at TTU: First YearCareer Record: 676-170-3

Assistants: Beth Falls, Loran Richardson


Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/8Series Record: GU leads 2-1

Top Returning Players:OH - Hayley Ball (20.1 kps)S - Caroline Witte (7.48 aps)

TulsaGOLDEN HURRICANE

Sept. 12 @ Tulsa, OK University of Tulsa Tournament

Location: Tusla, OKEnrollment: 4,165

Conference: Conference USAPresident: Dr. Steadman Upham

Athletic Director: Bubba CunninghamVolleyball SID: Eric Hollier

Phone: (918) 631-2492SID Fax: (918) 631-3913

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.tulsahurricane.com

Volleyball Gym: Donald W. Reynolds CenterPress Row Number: n/a

Head Coach: Ed AllenAlma Mater: Ball State, 1988

Record at UT: 76-27 (Fourth Year)Career Record: 441-173 (17 Years)

Assistants: Wayne Chadwick, Julia Silva


Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/6Series Record: UT leads 1-0

Top Returning Players:MB - Hannah Stout (2.31 kps)S - Rachel Vukson (10.49 sps)

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LADYJACKSSept. 12 @ Tulsa, OK

University of Tulsa Tournament

Location: Nacogdoches, TXEnrollment: 11,607

Conference: SouthlandPresident: Dr. Baker Patillo

Athletic Director: Robert HillVolleyball SID: Ben Rikard

Phone: (936) 468-5801SID Fax: (936) 468-4593

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.sfajacks.com

Volleyball Gym: Johnson ColiseumPress Row Number: n/a

Head Coach: Debbie HumphreysAlma Mater: Texas Tech, 1986

Record at SFA: 484-217 (22 Years)Career Record: Same

Assistants: Brian Yale, Erin McClanahan

2008 Record: 20-92008 Conf. Record: 11-5 (2nd)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3Series Record: First Meeting

Top Returning Players:OH - M.C. Bottles (2.60 kps)

MB - Ashley Bailey (2.35 kps)

Washington StateCOUGARS

Sept. 15 @ Martin Centre

Location: Pullman, WAEnrollment: 23,000

Conference: Pacifi c-10President: Dr. Elson S. FloydAthletic Director: Jim Sterk

Volleyball SID: Linda ChalichPhone: (509) 335-0268


Web Site: www.wsucougars.comVolleyball Gym: Bohler Gym

Press Row Number: (509) 335-0268

Head Coach: Andrew PalileoAlma Mater: Crown College, 1991Record at WSU: 10-19 (One Year)Career Record: 249-160 (12 Years)

Assistants: Brian Lamppa, TeAna Tramel

2008 Record: 10-192008 Conf. Record: 3-15 (t-9th)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/6Series Record: WSU leads 24-6

Top Returning Players:OH - Jackie Albright (2.57 kps)

MB - Brittany Tillman (2.25 kps)

North DakotaFIGHTING SIOUX


Location: Grand Forks, NDEnrollment: 12,748

Conference: Great WestPresident: Robert Kelley

Athletic Director: Brian FaisonVolleyball SID: Ryan Powell

Phone: (701) 777-2986SID Fax: (701) 777-4352

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.gobison.com

Volleyball Gym: Betty Engelstad Sioux Center Press Row Number: n/a

Head Coach: Ashley HardeeAlma Mater: East Carolina, 2000

Record at UND: First YearCareer Record: Same

Assistants: Mike Moffi tt, Shanna Schmiesing

2008 Record: 24-82008 Conf. Record: n/a

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: n/aSeries Record: First Meeting

Top Returning Players:DS/L - Lindsay Wortherms (4.72 dps)

S - Megan Langseth (10.31 aps)

MontanaGRIZZLIES


Location: Missoula, MTEnrollment: 14,207Conference: Big Sky

President: Dr. George DennisonAthletic Director: Jim O’DayVolleyball SID: Joel Carlson

Phone: (406) 243-5414SID Fax: (406) 243-6859

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.MontanaGrizzlies.comVolleyball Gym: West Auxiliary Gym

Press Row Number: n/a

Head Coach: Jerry WagnerAlma Mater: Montana State-Northern, 1986

Record at UM: 36-34 (Three Years)Career Record: Same

Assistants: Gina Schmidt, Kandice Kelly

2008 Record: 14-132008 Conf. Record: 10-6 (t-3rd)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/3Series Record: UM leads 23-11

Top Returning Players:OH - Whitney Hobbs (2.51 kps)

S - Taryn Wright (10.80 aps)

PortlandPILOTS

Oct. 3 @ Martin CentreOct. 31 @ Portland, OR

Location: Portland, OREnrollment: 3,300

Conference: West CoastPresident: Rev. E. William Beauchamp

Athletic Director: Larry WilliamsVolleyball SID: Wanda Rozwadowska

Phone: (503) 943-7425SID Fax: (503) 943-7242

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.portlandpilots.com

Volleyball Gym: Chiles CenterPress Row Number: (503) 943-7527

Head Coach: Joe HouckAlma Mater: Portland State, 1987

Record at UP: 8-24 (One Year)Career Record: 139-100 (Nine Years)Assistants: Michael King, Sara Reilly

2008 Record: 8-24

2008 Conf. Record: 1-13 (8th)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/7

Series Record: GU leads 31-16

Top Returning Players:OH - Jessica Clemens (2.46 kps)

L - Danielle Dupar (2.75 dps)

Eastern WashingtonEAGLES

Oct 6 @ Cheney, WA

Location: Cheney, WAEnrollment: 9,897

Conference: Big SkyPresident: Dr. Rodolfo ArevaloAthletic Director: Bill Chaves

Volleyball SID: Matt MacDonaldPhone: (509) 359-6333


Web Site: www.goeags.comVolleyball Gym: Reese Court


Head Coach: Miles KyddAlma Mater: Regina, 1984

Record at EWU: 18-11 (One Year)Career Record: Same

Assistant: Lisa Westlake

2008 Record: 18-112008 Conf. Record: 12-4 (1st)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/2Series Record: EWU leads 23-16

Top Returning Players:OH - Hayley Hills (4.58 kps)

S - Ashley Hamilton (9.84 aps)

PepperdineWAVES

Oct. 8 @ Martin CentreNov. 7 @ Malibu, CA

Location: Malibu, CAEnrollment: 8,000

Conference: West CoastPresident: Andrew K. Benton

Athletic Director: Dr. John WatsonVolleyball SID: Roger Horne

Phone: (310) 506-4455SID Fax: (310) 506-4322

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.pepperdinesports.comVolleyball Gym: Firestone FieldhousePress Row Number: (310) 456-5050

Head Coach: Nina MatthiesAlma Mater: UCLA, 1976

Record at PU: 494-294 (26 Years)Career Record: Same

Assistants: Tim Jensen, Marcio Sicoli

2008 Record: 20-82008 Conf. Record: 8-6 (t-4th)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/4Series Record: PU leads 41-3

Top Returning Players:OH - Lilla Frederick (2.39 kps)

S - Kiah Fiers (10.86 aps)

Loyola MarymountLIONS

Oct. 10 @ Martin CentreNov. 5 @ Los Angeles, CA

Location: Los Angeles, CAEnrollment: 8,300

Conference: West CoastPresident: Rev. Robert B. Lawton. SJAthletic Director: Dr. William Husak

Volleyball SID: Tyler GeivettPhone: (310) 338-7638


Web Site: www.LMUlions.comVolleyball Gym: Gersten Pavilion


Head Coach: Steve StratosAlma Mater: San Diego State, 1975Record at LMU: 372-195 (20 Years)

Career Record: SameAssistants: Larry Smoot, Heather Collins

2008 Record: 13-17

2008 Conf. Record: 3-11 (6th)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/5

Series Record: LMU leads 34-10

Top Returning Players:DS - Laura DeGrandmont (1.57 dps)

OH/MB - Ariana Covington (2.77 kps)


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San FranciscoDONS

Oct. 15 @ San Francisco, CANov. 14 @ Martin Centre

Location: San Francisco, CAEnrollment: 8,000

Conference: West CoastPresident: Fr. Stephen J. Privett, S.J.Athletic Director: Debra Gore-Mann

Volleyball SID: Rachel EngrisseiPhone: (415) 422-6168

SID Fax: (415) 422-2929E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.USFDons.comVolleyball Gym: War Memorial


Head Coach: Gilad DoronAlma Mater: Temple, 2000

Record at USF: 139-12 (Two Years)Career Record: 85-65 (Five Years)

Assistants: Scott Wong, Samantha Hastings

2008 Record: 22-82008 Conf. Record: 11-3 (2nd)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: Series Record: GU leads 26-18

Top Returning Players:L - Haley Carroll (4.55 dps)

OPP - Sarah Mandala (3.62 kps)

Santa ClaraBRONCOS

Oct. 17 @ Santa Clara, CANov. 12 @ Martin Centre

Location: Santa Clara, CAEnrollment: 8,377

Conference: West CoastPresident: Rev. Michael Engh, S.J.

Athletic Director: Dan CoonanVolleyball SID: TBA

Phone: (408) 554-4659SID Fax: (408) 554-6942

E-Mail: TBAWeb Site: www.SantaClaraBroncos.com

Volleyball Gym: Leavey CenterPress Row Number: (408) 554-4655

Head Coach: Jon WallaceAlma Mater: UC Santa Barbara, 1989

Record at SCU: 213-88 (10 Years)Career Record: Same

Assistants: Dustin Moore, Will Yuen, Matt Lyles

2008 Record: 18-10

2008 Conf. Record: 8-6 (t-4th)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/7

Series Record: SCU leads 38-6

Top Returning Players:S - Lindsy Davigeadono (10.74 aps)

L - Libby Morrison (2.15 dps)

San Diego TOREROS

Oct. 22 @ Martin CentreNov. 21 @ San Diego, CA

Location: San Diego, CAEnrollment: 7,600

Conference: West CoastPresident: Mary E. Lyons, Ph.D.

Athletic Director: Ky SnyderVolleyball SID: Chris Loucks

Phone: (619) 260-7930SID Fax: (619) 260-2990

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.usdtoreros.com

Volleyball Gym: Jenny Craig PavilionPress Row Number: (619) 767-3928

Head Coach: Jenninfer PetrieAlma Mater: William & Mary, 1992Record at USD: 192-74 (Nine Years)

Career Record: SameAssistants: Brent Hilliard, Stephanie

Moreno, Paul Warren

2008 Record: 23-52008 Conf. Record: 12-2 (1st)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10-3Series Record: USD leads 35-9

Top Returning Players:OH - Amy Degroot (4.22 kps)

RS - Ali Troost (2.91 kps)

Saint Mary’sGAELS

Oct. 24 @ Martin CentreNov. 19 @ Moraga, CA

Location: Moraga, CAEnrollment: 3,916

Conference: West CoastPresident: Brother Ronald Gallagher, FSC

Athletic Director: Mark OrrVolleyball SID: Matt Fontenot

Phone: (925) 631-4950SID Fax: (925) 631-4405

E-Mail: [email protected] Site: www.SMCGaels.com

Volleyball Gym: McKeaon PavilionPress Row Number: (925) 376-3906

Head Coach: Rob BrowningAlma Mater: Brigham Young, 1990Record at SMC: 65-45 (Four Years)

Career Record: SameAssistants: Sam Crosson and Keegan Cook

2008 Record: 20-8

2008 Conf. Record: 10-4 (3rd)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/5

Series Record: GU leads 23-22

Top Returning Players:OH - Megan York (3.49 kps)

MB - Shannon Lowell (2.92 kps)

IdahoVANDALS

Oct. 27 @ Moscow, ID

Location: Moscow, IDEnrollment: 11,739

Conference: Western AthleticPresident: Duane Nellis

Athletic Director: Dr. Rob SpearVolleyball SID: Ian KleiPhone: (208) 885-0211


Web Site: www.govandals.comVolleyball Gym: Memorial Gym


Head Coach: Debbie BuchananAlma Mater: Southern California, 1996

Record at UI: 134-132 (Nine Years)Career Record: Same

Assistants: Steve Whitaker, Moritz Moritz

2008 Record: 19-102008 Conf. Record: 11-5 (3rd)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4Series Record: UI leads 24-12

Top Returning Players:MB - Anna McKinney (1.42 bps)OH - Sarah Conwell (2.33 kps)

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All-Time RecordsAll-Time Records Series First Last GUOpponent Record Meeting Meeting StreakAlabama Birmingham 1-0 1999 1999 Won 1Alaska-Fairbanks 0-1 2000 2000 Lost 1Alcorn State 1-0 2007 2007 Won 1American 0-1 2001 2001 Lost 1Arizona State 0-1 2003 2003 Lost 1Auburn 1-0 1992 1992 Won 1Baylor 0-1 2005 2005 Lost 1Birmingham-Southern 1-0 2005 2005 Won 1Boise State 8-12 1990 2008 Won 2Bowling Green 1-1 1995 2007 Won 1Bradley 1-1 2001 2008 Won 1Brigham Young 0-4 1990 2002 Lost 4California 0-1 1993 1993 Lost 1Canisius 1-0 2007 2007 Won 1UC Davis 1-0 2005 2005 Won 1UC Irvine 0-1 2007 2007 Lost 1UC Riverside 0-3 2008 2008 Lost 1Cal Poly 0-3 1995 2000 Lost 3Carroll College 0-1 1986 1986 Lost 1Cincinnati 0-1 2002 2002 Lost 1Colorado 0-2 1991 1995 Lost 2Colorado State 0-2 2002 2004 Lost 2Connecticut 0-1 2006 2006 Lost 1Creighton 0-1 1999 1999 Lost 1Eastern Kentucky 1-0 2000 2000 Won 1Eastern Michigan 0-1 2002 2002 Lost 1Eastern Montana 2-0 1986 2008 Won 2Eastern Washington 15-24 1986 2008 Lost 1Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 1989 1989 Won 1Florida Atlantic 1-0 2002 2002 Won 1Florida International 1-0 2005 2005 Won 1Fresno State 1-1 1993 1998 Lost 1Gardner-Webb 2-0 2005 2006 Won 2George Mason 0-1 1996 1996 Lost 1Georgia 0-1 1995 1995 Lost 1Houston 1-0 1990 1990 Won 1Idaho 12-24 1986 2008 Won 3Idaho State 4-6 1987 2004 Won 1Illinois 1-0 1991 1991 Won 1Illinois-Chicago 1-0 1994 1994 Won 1Kansas State 0-1 2000 2000 Lost 1Lewis and Clark College 0-1 1986 1986 Lost 1Lewis-Clark State 0-1 1986 1986 Lost 1Louisville 0-1 1998 1998 Lost 1Loyola-Chicago 1-0 1988 1988 Won 1Loyola Marymount 10-34 1987 2008 Won 1Marquette 1-0 2003 2003 Won 1Maryland-Baltimore County 1-0 2006 2006 Won 1Michigan 0-1 1996 1996 Lost 1Mississippi State 1-0 2003 2003 Won 1Montana 11-23 1986 2008 Lost 1Montana State 1-4 1992 2004 Lost 4Morehead State 1-0 2005 2005 Won 1Morgan State 1-0 2007 2007 Won 1Nebraska 0-1 1995 1995 Lost 1Nevada 3-4 1988 2003 Lost 4Nevada-Las Vegas 1-1 2001 2003 Lost 1New Mexico 1-3 1986 2007 Won 1New Mexico State 1-3 1989 2004 Lost 3North Dakota State 0-3 2006 2008 Lost 3Northern Arizona 1-1 2003 2005 Won 1Northern Colorado 2-0 2004 2007 Won 2Northern Iowa 0-2 1989 1994 Lost 2Northern Montana 0-2 1986 1986 Lost 2

Series First Last GUOpponent Record Meeting Meeting StreakNorthwestern 1-0 1999 1999 Won 1Notre Dame 1-1 1989 1997 Lost 1Ohio 1-0 1999 1999 Won 1Oregon 3-8 1987 2006 Lost 3Oregon State 1-5 1986 2003 Lost 4Pacifi c 0-2 1997 2001 Lost 2Pacifi c Lutheran 1-0 1986 1986 Won 1Pepperdine 3-41 1987 2008 Lost 24Pittsburgh 0-1 2008 2008 Lost 1Portland 32-16 1986 2008 Lost 1Portland State 4-6 1986 2007 Lost 2Puget Sound 0-1 1986 1986 Lost 1Purdue 1-0 1990 1990 Won 1Rhode Island 1-0 2000 2000 Won 1Saint Mary’s 23-22 1986 2008 Lost 2Sam Houston State 1-1 1996 2007 Won 1San Diego 9-35 1987 2008 Lost 29San Diego State 1-1 1993 2008 Won 1San Francisco 26-18 1986 2008 Won 1San Jose State 0-2 1997 1999 Lost 2Santa Clara 6-38 1987 2008 Lost 28Seattle 1-0 2008 2008 Won 1Simon Fraser 1-0 1986 1986 Won 1South Dakota State 0-2 2005 2006 Lost 2Southern Illinois 2-0 1991 1996 Won 2Southwest Missouri State 1-0 1992 1992 Won 1Southwest Texas State 1-0 1989 1989 Won 1TCU 0-1 2007 2007 Lost 1Temple 1-0 1994 1994 Won 1Tennessee 0-1 2003 2003 Lost 1Texas-Arlington 1-0 1997 1997 Won 1Texas-El Paso (UTEP) 1-1 2005 2008 Won 1Texas-Pan American 1-0 2000 2000 Won 1Texas-San Antonio 1-0 1994 1994 Won 1Texas Tech 2-1 1989 1993 Won 1Tulsa 0-1 1996 1996 Lost 1UCLA 0-1 1990 1990 Lost 1 U.S. International 0-1 1987 1987 Lost 1Utah 1-5 1987 1998 Lost 4Utah State 1-3 1986 2000 Lost 1Valparaiso 1-0 1988 1988 Won 1Virginia Commonwealth 0-1 2008 2008 Lost 1Warner Pacifi c College 1-0 1986 1986 Won 1Washington 2-10 1986 2008 Lost 7Washington State 6-24 1986 2008 Lost 3Weber State 5-5 1986 2008 Lost 1Western Carolina 1-0 2001 2001 Won 1Western Washington 1-0 1986 1986 Won 1Whitworth College 6-1 1986 1999 Won 5Wichita State 1-0 1997 1997 Won 1William & Mary 0-1 1989 1989 Lost 1Wisconsin-Green Bay 1-0 1988 1988 Won 1Wyoming 1-5 1991 2004 Lost 2Yale 1-0 2000 2000 Won 1

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All-Time RecordsAll-Time RecordsATTACK ATTEMPTS 1. Kelley Cunningham ... 4,370 (1989-92) 2. Becky Jones ............... 4,085 (2004-07) 3. Lisa Petticord ............. 3,589 (1987-90) 4. Christina Davis .......... 3,547 (2001-04) 5. Becky Jones ............... 3,165 (2004-07) 6. Diane Pascua ............. 3,162 (1995-98) 7. Jennifer Kubista ......... 3,102 (1993-96) 8. Heather Osberg .......... 2,971 (1997-00) 9. Abby Cullen ............... 2,917 (2000-03)10. Linda Bushinski ......... 2,862 (1985-88)

KILLS (1,000 KILL CLUB) 1. Kelley Cunningham ... 1,964 (1989-92) 2. Lisa Petticord ............. 1,692 (1987-90) 3. Linda Bushinski ......... 1,505 (1984-88) 4. Becky Jones ................ 1,429 (2004-07) 5. Christina Davis .......... 1,182 (2001-04) 6. Jennifer Kubista ......... 1,159 (1993-96) 7. Abby Cullen ............... 1,140 (2000-03) 8. Jennifer Fuller ............ 1,133 (1983-86) 9. Diane Pascua ............. 1,094 (1995-98)10. Heather Osberg .......... 1,080 (1997-00)

ASSISTS 1. Tracy McKinney ........ 4,904 (1991-94) 2. Nicole Lamoure ......... 4,851 (1995-98) 3. Erica Cordy ................ 4,010 (1987-90) 4. Heather Dunn ............. 3,767 (2004-07) 5. Peggy Weinand .......... 3,059 (1984-87) 6. Emilee Gihring .......... 1,744 (2003-04) 7. Emilie Heggli ............. 1,324 (1999-00) 8. Denise Van de Mortel 1,206 (2008-pre.) 9. Katerina Chroustovska .... 1,089 (2001)10. Jessie Holly ................... 897 (1999-00)

TOTAL BLOCKS 1. Lisa Petticord ................ 544 (1987-90) 2. Briawna Mueller ........... 532 (2004-07) 3. Kelley Cunningham ...... 502 (1989-92) 4. Abby Cullen .................. 428 (2000-03) 5. Erica Cordy ................... 395 (1987-90) 6. Christine Kubista .......... 353 (1993-96) 7. Elaina Renius ............... 336 (2006-08) Shelley Messenger ........ 336 (1988-91) 9. Tracy McKinney ........... 319 (1991-94)10. Heather Osberg ............. 316 (1997-00)

BLOCK SOLOS 1. Lisa Petticord ................ 136 (1987-90) 2. Briawna Mueller ........... 112 (2004-07) 3. Kelley Cunningham ....... 117 (1989-92) 4. Elaina Renius ............... 106 (2006-08) 5. Abby Cullen .................... 87 (2000-03) 6. Christine Kubista ............ 83 (1993-96) 7. Tracy McKinney ............. 77 (1991-94) 8. Erica Cordy ..................... 71 (1987-90)9. Wendy Wilson ................. 63 (1992-95)10. Stephanie Messenger ...... 60 (1988-91) Nancy Miller ................... 60 (1991-94)

BLOCK ASSISTS 1. Briawna Mueller ........... 420 (2004-07) 2. Lisa Petticord ................ 408 (1987-90) 3. Kelley Cunningham ...... 385 (1989-92) 4. Abby Cullen .................. 341 (2000-03) 5. Erica Cordy ................... 324 (1987-90) 6. Stephanie Messenger .... 274 (1988-91) 7. Christine Kubista .......... 270 (1993-96) 8. Heather Osberg ............. 262 (1997-00) 9. Tracy McKinney ........... 242 (1991-94)10. Elaina Renius ............... 230 (2006-08)

DIGS 1. Linda Bushinski ......... 1,303 (1984-88) 2. Heather Signor ........... 1,270 (2000-03) 3. Alecia Douglas ......... 1,208 (2004-07) 4. B.J. Kuntz .................. 1,127 (1987-91) 5. Kelley Cunningham ... 1,120 (1989-92) 6. Becky Jones .............. 1,099 (2004-07) 7. Momi Bowles ............ 1,097 (1989-91) 8. Erica Cordy ................ 1,062 (1987-90) 9. Jennifer Kubista ......... 1,049 (1993-96)10. Tracy McKinney ........ 1,010 (1991-94)

SERVICE ACES 1. Linda Bushinski ............ 195 (1984-88) 2. Tracy McKinney ........... 168 (1991-94) 3. Erica Cordy ................... 146 (1987-90) 4. Lisa Petticord ................ 138 (1987-90) 5. Kelley Cunningham ...... 136 (1989-92) 6. Nicole Lamoure ............ 135 (1995-98) 7. Alecia Douglas ............ 106 (2004-07) 8. Diane Pascua .................. 95 (1995-98) 9. Heather Osberg ............... 94 (1997-00)10. Peggy Weinand ............... 87 (1984-87)

GAMES PLAYED 1. Erica Cordy ................... 479 (1987-90) 2. Lisa Petticord ................ 475 (1987-90) 3. Kelley Cunningham ...... 454 (1989-92) 4. Nicole Lamoure ............ 443 (1995-98) 5. Tracy McKinney ........... 442 (1991-94) 6. Briawna Mueller .......... 430 (2004-07) 7. Alecia Douglas ............ 429 (2004-07) Becky Jones ................. 429 (2004-07) 9. Diane Pascua ................ 419 (1995-98)10. Heather Signor .............. 410 (2000-03)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS 1. Kelley Cunningham ......... 1,408 (1992) 2. Lisa Petticord ................... 1,312 (1990) 3. Linda Bushinski ............... 1,307 (1986) 4. Kelley Cunningham ......... 1,296 (1991) 5. Becky Jones ..................... 1,250 (2005) 6. Becky Jones .................... 1,157 (2006) 7. Diane Pascua ................... 1,066 (1997) 8. Heather Osberg ................ 1,043 (2000) Jenny Locken ................... 1,043 (1993)10. Christina Davis ................ 1,018 (2003)

KILLS 1. Kelley Cunningham ............ 651 (1992) 2. Lisa Petticord ...................... 638 (1990) 3. Kelley Cunningham ............ 577 (1991) 4. Linda Bushinski .................. 502 (1986) 5. Lisa Petticord ...................... 473 (1989) 6. Becky Jones ........................ 471 (2005) 7. Kelley Cunningham ............ 450 (1990) 8. Nancy Miller ....................... 427 (1994) 9. Becky Jones ........................ 417 (2006)10. Theresa Spink ..................... 415 (1997)

HITTING PERCENTAGE 1. Lisa Petticord ................... .364 (1990) 2. Tracy McKinney .............. .322 (1994) Erica Cordy ...................... .322 (1989) 4. Lisa Petticord ................... .319 (1989) 5. Kelley Cunningham ......... .301 (1992) Kelley Cunningham ......... .301 (1991) 7. Briawna Mueller ............... .299 (2007) 8. Elaina Renius .................... .297 (2007) 9. Theresa Spink .................. .291 (1997)10. Briawna Mueller ................ .286 (2005)

ASSISTS 1. Erica Cordy ...................... 1,549 (1990) 2. Tracy McKinney .............. 1,308 (1993) 3. Heather Dunn .................. 1,289 (2007) 4. Heather Dunn ................... 1,273 (2006) 5. Tracy McKinney .............. 1,258 (1992) 6. Nicole Lamoure ............... 1,254 (1997) 7. Tracy McKinney .............. 1,231 (1991) 8. Denise Van de Mortel .... 1,206 (2008) 9. Erica Cordy ...................... 1,191 (1989)10 . Heather Dunn ................... 1,183 (2005)

ASSISTS PER GAME 1. Erica Cordy ........................ 12.2 (1990) 2. Heather Dunn .................... 12.1 (2007) 3. Heather Dunn ..................... 11.5 (2006) 4. Katerina Chroustovska ...... 11.3 (2001) Nicole Lamoure ................. 11.3 (1997) Tracy McKinney ................ 11.3 (1991) 7. Tracy McKinney ................ 11.2 (1993) Tracy McKinney ................ 11.2 (1992) 9. Nicole Lamoure ................. 11.1 (1998)10. Tracy McKinney ................ 10.6 (1994)

TOTAL BLOCKS 1. Kelley Cunningham ............ 157 (1989) 2. Stephanie Messenger .......... 154 (1988) 3. Lisa Petticord ...................... 148 (1988) 4. Lisa Petticord ...................... 147 (1989) 5. Briawna Mueller ................ 143 (2007) Abby Cullen ........................ 143 (2003) 7. Lisa Petticord ...................... 142 (1990) 8. Briawna Mueller ................ 138 (2006) 9. Briawna Mueller ................. 131 (2005)10. Abby Cullen ........................ 127 (2002)

BLOCK SOLOS 1. Lisa Petticord ........................ 40 (1989) 2. Elaina Renius ....................... 39 (2008) 3. Kelley Cunningham .............. 38 (1991) 4. Elaina Renius ....................... 36 (2007) 5. Kelley Cunningham .............. 34 (1989) 6. Briawna Mueller .................. 33 (2007) Briawna Mueller ................... 33 (2005) Lisa Petticord ........................ 33 (1988) 9. Elaina Renius ........................ 32 (2006) Lisa Petticord ........................ 32 (1987)

BLOCK ASSISTS 1. Briawna Mueller ................ 143 (2007) 2. Kelley Cunningham ............ 123 (1989) 3. Stephanie Messenger .......... 121 (1988) 4. Lisa Petticord ...................... 115 (1988) 5. Abby Cullen ........................ 114 (2003) 6. Lisa Petticord ...................... 111 (1990) 7. Briawna Mueller ................. 110 (2006) 8. Lisa Petticord ...................... 107 (1989) 9. Erica Cordy ......................... 103 (1988)10. Elaina Renius ..................... 102 (2007) Briawna Mueller ................. 102 (2004)

DIGS 1. Linda Bushinski .................. 436 (1986) 2. Momi Bowles ..................... 430 (1990) 3. Paige Dillingham ............... 417 (2008) 4. Jessica Herrera ................... 415 (2004) 5. Heather Signor .................... 406 (2003) 6. Alecia Douglas .................. 399 (2007) 7. Jessica Herrera .................... 391 (2005) 8. Linda Bushinski .................. 390 (1988) 9. Jennifer Locken .................. 377 (1992) 10. Alecia Douglas ................... 375 (2006) Kelley Cunningham ............ 375 (1992)

SERVICE ACES 1. Linda Bushinski .................... 84 (1986) 2. Linda Bushinski .................... 61 (1988) 3. Nicole Smith ......................... 54 (1989) Erica Cordy ........................... 54 (1989) 5. Lisa Petticord ........................ 49 (1990) Tracy McKinney ................... 49 (1993) Tracy McKinney ................... 49 (1994) 8. Lisa Petticord ........................ 47 (1990) 9. Tracy McKinney ................... 45 (1991)10. Jennifer Fuller ........................44 (1986)

Linda Bushinski

Abby (Cullen) Bennett

Momi Bowles


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All-Time RecordsAll-Time RecordsATTACK ATTEMPTS (3 GAMES) 1. Kelley Cunningham (Pepperdine) 59 (1992) 2. Kelley Cunningham (Boise State) 56 (1992) 3. Kelley Cunningham (Oregon) 54 (1992) 4. Christina Davis (New Mexico State - N) 53 (2004) 5. Kelley Cunningham (Oregon) 50 (1991) Lisa Petticord (Santa Clara) 50 (1990) 7. Diane Pascua (at Montana) 49 (1997) Kelley Cunningham (at Loyola Marymount) 49 (1990) 9. Becky Jones (Pepperdine) 48 (2005) Jennifer Kubista (at Idaho) 48 (1996) Jennifer Kubista (at Washington) 48 (1996) Jennifer Kubista (Idaho) 48 (1996) Kelley Cunningham (San Francisco) 48 (1992)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS (4 GAMES) 1. Kelley Cunningham (at Loyola Marymount) 82 (1991) 2. Kelley Cunningham (Pepperdine) 75 (1991) 3. Kelley Cunningham (San Diego) 71 (1991) 4. Kelley Cunningham (Washington State) 68 (1992) 5. Christine Kubista (at Saint Mary’s) 67 (1996) 6. Jennifer Kubista (at Eastern Washington) 66 (1996) 7. Michelle Boevers (UC Davis - N) 61 (2005) Jennifer Kubista (at Pepperdine) 61 (1996) 9. Nancy Miller (at San Francisco) 60 (1994)10. Christina Davis (at Portland State) 59 (2004)

ATTACK ATTEMPTS (5 GAMES) 1. Kelley Cunningham (at Montana) 89 (1991) 2. Heather Osberg (Montana) 84 (1999) 3. Jennifer Kubista (Montana) 72 (1996) 4. Kelley Cunningham (Santa Clara) 70 (1991) 5. Natasha Kozen (at Portland) 68 (2003) 6. Kelley Cunningham (Portland) 66 (1992) Kelley Cunningham (Washington State) 66 (1991) 8. Becky Jones (North Dakota State - N) 65 (2006) Nancy Miller (Montana) 65 (1994) Kelley Cunningham (Santa Clara) 65 (1992) Kelley Cunningham (at Eastern Washington) 65 (1991) Lisa Petticord (at San Francisco) 65 (1990)

KILLS (3 GAMES) 1. Lisa Petticord (Santa Clara) 29 (1990) 2. Kelley Cunningham (Pepperdine) 27 (1992) Lisa Petticord (Portland) 27 (1989) 4. Kelley Cunningham (Oregon) 25 (1992) Kelley Cunningham (Portland) 25 (1991) 6. Kelley Cunningham (Oregon - N) 24 (1991) 7. Kelley Cunningham (at Loyola Marymount) 23 (1992) Kelley Cunningham (San Francisco) 23 (1992) Kelley Cunningham (at San Diego) 23 (1991)10. Lisa Petticord (Saint Mary’s) 22 (1990)

KILLS (4 GAMES) 1. Kelley Cunningham (at Loyola Marymount) 37 (1991) 2. Kelley Cunningham (San Diego) 34 (1991) 3. Kelley Cunningham (at Washington State) 31 (1992) Kelley Cunningham (Montana) 31 (1991) 5. Christina Davis (at Portland State) 29 (2004) Jennifer Goetz (Eastern Washington) 29 (1993) Kelley Cunningham (at Montana) 29 (1992) 8. Jennifer Kubista (at Eastern Washington) 27 (1996) Kelley Cunningham (Pepperdine) 27 (1991) Kelley Cunningham (at Saint Mary’s) 27 (1991)

KILLS (5 GAMES) 1. Kelley Cunningham (Portland) 42 (1992) 2. Kelley Cunningham (at Montana) 40 (1991) 3. Lisa Petticord (Loyola Marymount) 34 (1990) 4. Kelley Cunningham (Santa Clara) 33 (1992) 5. Kelley Cunningham (SW Missouri St. - N) 30 (1992) Lisa Petticord (Purdue - N) 30 (1990) Lisa Petticord (at San Francisco) 30 (1990) Lisa Petticord (at Portland State) 30 (1990) 9. Heather Osberg (Montana) 29 (1999) Theresa Spink (at San Francisco) 29 (1997) Nancy Miller (Loyola Marymount) 29 (1994) Kelley Cunningham (Oregon State - N) 29 (1992) Lisa Petticord (at Loyola Marymount) 29 (1989)

ATTACK ERRORS 1. Jennifer Goetz (at Boise State) 19 (1993) 2. Becky Jones (Portland State - N) 17 (2005) Becky Jones (Washington State) 17 (2005) Christina Davis (Eastern Washington) 17 (2002) Kelley Cunningham (New Mexico - N) 17 (1992) Tammy Davisson (at Washington) 17 (1990) 7. Kelley Cunningham (at Montana) 16 (1991) 8. Mary Finnerty (Florida Atlantic - N) 15 (2002) Jennifer Kubista (at Pepperdine) 15 (1995)

ASSISTS (3 GAMES) 1. Erica Cordy (Santa Clara) 59 (1990) 2. Tracy McKinney (Saint Mary’s) 55 (1993) 3. Emilee Gihring (Idaho) 49 (2004) Erica Cordy (at Loyola Marymount) 49 (1990) 5. Nicole Lamoure (at San Francisco) 48 (1998) 6. Heather Dunn (San Francisco) 47 (2006) Katerina Chroustovska (Western Carolina - N) 47 (2001) Emilie Heggli (Portland) 47 (1999) 8. Nicole Lamoure (at Portland) 46 (1998) Tracy McKinney (Pepperdine) 46 (1992) 10. Heather Dunn (Portland) 45 (2007) Tracy McKinney (at Loyola Marymount) 45 (1992)

ASSISTS (4 GAMES) 1. Tracy McKinney (Eastern Washington) 77 (1993) 2. Nicole Lamoure (at Saint Mary’s) 70 (1996) 3. Nicole Lamoure (San Francisco) 67 (1998) 4. Nicole Lamoure (Texas-Arlington - N) 65 (1997) Tracy McKinney (Montana) 65 (1991) 6. Emilie Heggli (Saint Mary’s) 64 (2000) 7. Emilie Heggli (at Portland) 63 (1999) Nicole Lamoure (at Portland) 63 (1996) Nicole Lamoure (Santa Clara) 63 (1995) Nicole Lamoure (Portland) 63 (1995)

ASSISTS (5 GAMES) 1. Nicole Lamoure (Montana) 79 (1996) Tracy McKinney (at Montana) 79 (1991) 3. Erica Cordy (Loyola Marymount) 78 (1990) 4. Jessie Holly (Montana) 74 (1999) Erica Cordy (Boise State - N) 74 (1990) Erica Cordy (at Portland State) 74 (1990) 7. Nicole Lamoure (Idaho State - N) 73 (1996) Tracy McKinney (Santa Clara) 73 (1996) 9. Erica Cordy (at San Francisco) 72 (1990)10. Erica Cordy (Purdue - N) 71 (1990)

SERVICE ACES 1. Linda Bushinski (Wisconsin-Green Bay - N) 11 (1988) 2. Lisa Petticord (at Utah) 8 (1990) 3. Erica Cordy (at Idaho) 7 (1989) Lisa Petticord (Eastern Washington) 7 (1989) Linda Bushinski (at Montana) 7 (1988) Linda Bushinksi (Valparaiso - N) 7 (1988) 7. Lauren Armas (Northern Colorado - N) 6 (2004)

Diane Pascua (Santa Clara) 6 (1998) Erica Cordy (Nevada) 6 (1988)10. Twenty-three players tied with 5 service aces last by

Michelle Boevers (Montana) 5 (2007)

DIGS (3 GAMES) 1. Jennifer Locken (Pepperdine) 31 (1992) 2. Aimee Wilson (Montana) 27 (1997) Jennifer Kubista (Portland) 24 (1996) 4. B.J. Kuntz (Santa Clara) 23 (1990) 5. Aimee Wilson (at Portland) 22 (1998) 6. Becky Jones (UMBC) 20 (2006) Heather Osberg (Boise State - N) 20 (1999) Jennifer Locken (San Francisco) 20 (1992) Kelley Cunningham (at Loyola Marymount) 20 (1990) 9. Alecia Douglas (Santa Clara) 19 (2007) Jessica Herrera (Pepperdine) 19 (2004) Kelley Cunningham (San Francisco) 19 (1992)

DIGS (4 GAMES) 1. Momi Bowles (at Oregon) 34 (1991) 2. Christine Kubista (at Saint Mary’s) 31 (1996) 3. Paige Dillingham (vs. Boise State) 26 (2008) Jessica Herrera (Portland) 26 (2004) Aimee Wilson (at Saint Mary’s) 26 (1998) Shelley Messenger (at Saint Mary’s) 26 (1996) 7. Becky Jones (Sam Houston State) 25 (2007) 8. Jessica Herrera (Saint Mary’s) 24 (2005) 9. Diane Pasuca (Eastern Washington) 23 (1997) Tammy Davisson (Montana) 23 (1991) Kelley Cunningham (at Oregon) 23 (1991)

DIGS (5 GAMES) 1. Heather Signor (at Portland) 35 (2003) 2. Linda Bushinski (Pepperdine) 34 (1988) 3. B.J. Kuntz (Pepperdine) 31 (1988) 4. Diane Pascua (San Francisco) 29 (1997) Momi Bowles (Boise State - N) 29 (1990) 6. Heather Signor (Pepperdine) 28 (2003) Linda Bushinski (at San Francisco) 28 (1988) 8. Jessica Herrera (Portland) 26 (2005) Nicole Smith (at San Francisco) 26 (1989) 10. Becky Jones (Sam Houston State) 25 (2007) Seraina Bitzi (Montana) 25 (1999) Tracy McKinney (Santa Clara) 25 (1992)

BLOCKS - SOLO 1. Kelley Cunningham (at Eastern Washington) 9 (1989) 2. Elaina Renius (New Mexico) 7 (2007) Elaina Renius (at Saint Mary’s) 7 (2006) 4. Elaina Renius (at Washington State) 6 (2008) Lisa Petticord (Washington) 6 (1990) Lisa Petticord (Nevada) 6 (1988) 7. Briawna Muller (San Diego) 5 (2007) Briawna Mueller (Saint Mary’s) 5 (2006) Briawna Mueller (San Francisco) 5 (2005) Nancy Miller (Utah State) 5 (1994) Christine Kubista (Loyola Marymount) 5 (1994) Kelley Cunningham (at San Diego) 5 (1991) Stephanie Messenger (Washington State) 5 (1988)

BLOCKS - ASSISTED 1. Abby Cullen (Portland) 13 (2002) Christine Kubista (Santa Clara) 13 (1995) 3. Briawna Mueller (UC Irvine) 10 (2007) Briawna Mueller (at Portland State) 10 (2004) Briawna Mueller (at Santa Clara) 10 (2004) Theresa Spink (Santa Clara) 10 (1997) Christine Kubista (at Idaho) 10 (1994) Stephanie Messenger (Pepperdine) 10 (1988) 9. Thirteen players tied with 9 blocks - assisted last by Briawna Mueller (San Francisco) 9 (2006)

TOTAL BLOCKS 1. Abby Cullen (Portland) 15 (2002) 2. Christine Kubista (Santa Clara) 14 (1995) Kelley Cunningham (at Eastern Washington) 14 (1989) 4. Christine Kubista (Loyola Marymount) 13 (1994) Kelley Cunningham (Pepperdine) 13 (1991) Lisa Petticord (Nevada) 13 (1988) 7. Elaina Renius (vs. Boise State) 12 (2008) Briawna Mueller (San Francisco) 12 (2005) Briawna Mueller (at Portland State) 12 (2004) Lisa Petticord (Washington) 12 (1990)


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All-Time RosterAll-Time RosterALori Abraham 1982V. Allen 1979C. Alona 1977Lauren Armas 2001-02-03-04Dayna Asay 1987-88-90-91

BSharon Ballou 1977-78Kalea Barbour 1982-83Kelsey Bashaw 2007-08L. Bauer 1981Brittney Beatty 2007-08Lacey Bell 2003-04-05Robyn Benson 1985-86Erin Bergman 2001Erika Beutler 2005Seraina Bitzi 1999Michelle Boevers 2005-07-08Valerie Borton 1992-93-95Momi Bowles 1989-90-91Layne Brosky 2006-07-08Linda Bushinski 1984-85-86-88

CDaneen Calvin 1985-86-87-88Laura Campbell 2001-02-03S. Center 1978M. Chow 1979Katerina Chroustovska 2001Sharee Coad 1995-96-97Meg Connelly 1979-80-81-82Erica Cordy 1987-88-89-90Caitlin Cozad 2007-08J. Cronk 1981Abby Cullen 2000-01-02-03Kelley Cunningham 1989-90-91-92

DMelissa Daniels 1981-82-83-84M. Darby 1979-80-81Christina Davis 2001-02-03-04Tammy Davisson 1989-90-91-92Laura Day 2008G. Demotta 1978Paige Dillingham 2005-06-07-08Jo Dockstader 1997Alecia Douglas 2004-05-06-07Heather Dunn 2004-05-06-07

EKrista Elliot 1993-94Lynn Erwin 1983-84

Denee Ezerins 2000

FRobi Fairbanks 1982-83Sue Fallgren 1981Mary Finnerty 2000-01-02Susan Fischer 1996Molly Foster 1982-83-84D. Frank 1979Barb Frigaard 1984Jennifer Fuller 1983-84-85-86

GEllen Gallagher 1982-83Frances Garcia 2005-06-07Penny Gardner 1983-84Emilee Gihring 2003-04Jennifer Goetz 1993Kaprina Goodwin 2008Nora Grasham 1994-95-96-97Meghann Green 1998I. Gura 1977C. Gusman 1977

HGillian Hanzlik 2007T. Healy 1977-78Emilie Heggli 1999-2000Jessica Herrera 2002-03-04-05Heather Hertz 2000Stacy Hoffman 1990-91Jessie Holly 1999-2000Mikaela Holly 1999Adrienne Hoopes 2003Megan Hosek 1996-97-98-99A. Houk 1978-79

JEmily Johnson 2006-07-08Becky Jones 2004-05-06-07

KErinn Kelly 1997Britten Kimbell 1998-99K. M. King 1978Carri Kiteley 1995Natasha Kozen 1999-00-01-02-03Christine Kubista 1993-94-95-96Jennifer Kubista 1993-94-95-96B.J. Kuntz 1987-88-90-91LNicole Lamoure 1995-96-97-98

Candi LaRonge 1982B. Lee 1978-79-80-81Chelsea Linehan 2006-07-08Jenny Locken 1990-91-92-93Carolin Lopez 1995

MShannon Marolt 1994-95Kris Martin 1988Gale Mayer 1982Megan McGovern 2004-05Tracy McKinney 1991-92-93-94Sheri McNeal 1983-84Stephanie Messenger 1988-89-90-91Michelle Messinger 1995-96-97Nancy Miller 1991-92-93-94Briawna Mueller 2004-05-06-07Casy Murdock 1997-98

NRene Neilson 1992Annalisa Noble 2004Julie Nordeck 1990-91-92

OLoretta O’Brien 1982-83Shannon O’Connor 1998-99-00-01Heather Osberg 1997-98-99-00

PCara Paganini 2008Diane Pascua 1995-96-97-98Camisha Pauli 1996Shawn Paulino 2001-02Missy Perry 2002Lisa Petticord 1987-88-89-90Angie Pfl ug 1989-90-91Allyson Powell 2007-08

RL. Rancich 1978Elaina Renius 2006-07-08Kim Renshaw 2003-04-05Kasey Rey 1992Nichole Richardson 1992-93Lisa Robertson 1985-87-88Karen Rothstrom 1984-85-86-87J. Rowland 1977S. Rubatino 1977-78-79Katy Rydberg 2003-04

SHedy Safranski 1994-95

L. Savio 1977-78-79Melissa Schickler 2003Sami Schinnell 1997C. Schram 1978Debbie Schroeder 1987-88Carrie Schwarze 1994Ellen Shaw 2000Chris Shultz 1985-86-87Dianne Shultz 1985Heather Signor 2000-01-02-03Nicole Smith 1989Theresa Spink 1994-96-97Kristen Steinfort 1993Kelly Steinhaus 2004-05Nada Stepovich 1980-81-82M. Swoyer 1978-79Erica Sylvester 1985-86-87-88N. Szott 1978-79-80-81

TChristie Taylor 1998-99-2000Sandy Taylor 1986-87-88-89Megan Thompson 2003-05-06Kelly Tikker 2008Tianna Tuatagaloa 2005-06-07-08Zuzana Tumova 2001

VKari Vagstad 2002Denise Van de Mortel 2008Jamie VanMeetren 2000-01-02-03Nicole Varnes 1994-95Valda Vitolins 1985Jenny Von Volkli 1986-87-88

WPeggy Weinand 1984-85-86-87Britt Whiting 1999-2000Jennifer Whitley 1992-93Aimee Wilson 1996-97-98-99J. Wilson 1981Wendy Wilson 1992-93-94-95K. Winnewisser 1977-78Rebecca Wood 2003-04

YKristyn Yost 1991-92-93-94

bold indicates current players

1989 Gonzaga WIVC Team(L-R) Erica Cordy, Stephanie Messenger, Lisa Petticord

(back), Kelley Cunningham, Tammy Pfeifl e, Sandy Taylor, Amy Lantz, Momi Bowles, Angie Pfl ug, Nicole Smith,

Head Coach Sean Madden (not pictured).

1989 - WIVC (Birmingham, AL)Date Opponent Result/Score12/1 William & Mary L/3-112/1 Northern Iowa L/3-112/2 Fairleigh Dickinson W/3-1

1990 Gonzaga NCAA TeamFront (L-R) Tammy Pfeifl e, Jule Nordeck; Back (L-R): An-gie Pfl ug, Tracy McKinney, Jenny Locken, Stacy Hoffman, B.J. Kuntz, Erica Cordy, Lisa Petticord, Dayna Asay, Momi Bowles, Kelley Cunningham, Stephanie Messenger, Head

Coach Sean Madden.

1990 - NCAA First Round (Los Angeles, CA)Date Opponent Result/Score12/1 UCLA L/3-0

Post-Season ApperancesPost-Season Apperances


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WCC Players of the YearWCC Players of the Year13 LISA PETTICORD

1990 WCC Player of the Year Lisa Petticord was one of the fi rst players to take Gonzaga University wom-

en’s volleyball to the next level as a NCAA Division I program. A walk-on as a freshman in 1987 who earned All-West Coast Conference fi rst team recognition, Petticord capped her outstanding career by being named the WCC Player of the Year in 1990. A three-time All-WCC fi rst-team pick - she earned second team recognition as a sophomore - Petticord led the Bulldogs to their only NCAA Tournament appearance to date with a record setting senior season. She eclipsed career WCC and school records for kills (1,692), blocks (546) and block assists (408), and set single-season standards for kills (638) and hitting percentage (.364). In addition to her records, she led the WCC in kill average (5.1), and was third in both block average (1.1) and ace average (0.4). Petticord’s honors extended beyond the WCC as she was named to the ASICS/Volleyball Monthly NCAA Division I honorable mention All-America squad and to the fi rst-team All-West region team as selected by the American Vol-leyball Coaches Association. At the 1990 Sports Festival in Los Angeles, she played for the bronze-medal winning East squad. She was also a GTE/College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) District VIII fi rst team all-academic selection with a 3.43 GPA in mathematics. The Gonzaga University Bulldog Club also named her the Senior Female Student-Athlete of the Year. Her highest accolade, however, was being named the 1990 Hanes Her Way NCAA Woman of the Year for the State of Washington. She attended the Hanes Her Way Woman of the Year Awards Dinner in Chicago, and a $5,000 scholar-ship in her name was presented to Gonzaga’s general scholarship fund.

14 KELLEY CUNNINGHAM1992 WCC Player of the Year

One of the most dominant players in the history of the West Coast Conference, Kelley Cunningham rewrote the WCC and Gonzaga record books from 1989-1992. Cunningham, who won two Sports Festival gold medals, one in 1990 in Los Angeles and the other in 1992 in San Antonio, Texas, shattered former team-mate Lisa Petticord’s records for career (1,964) and single-season (651) kills on her way to earning WCC Player of the Year honors in 1992. She is also tied for fourth on the WCC single-season career kills chart with 577 set as a junior, and she holds the fi rst, third, and sixth (450 in 1990) and 10th (286 in 1989) spots on the Gonzaga single-season kills list. She’s second behind Petticord in WCC career blocks (502) and block assists (385). An honorable mention All-WCC pick as a freshman and second-team selec-tion as a sophomore, the homegrown product of Spokane’s Lewis and Clark High began her dominance as a junior in 1991. That season she led the nation in kills-per-game average at 5.888 and paced the WCC with her .301 hitting percentage, and her 14 total blocks and nine block assists at Eastern Washing-ton University set school records. She earned All-West Region second team status as selected by the American Volleyball Coaches Association. Her sensational senior campaign saw her gain All-West Region fi rst team rec-ognition and honorable mention All-America honors as selected by Volleyball Monthly Magazine. She produced 19 matches of 20 or more kills, including a personal-best and 1992 WCC season-best of 42 which also stands as a Gonzaga record for a fi ve-game match. Nationally she ranked fourth with an average of 5.86 kills-per-game. Cunningham was the unanimous MVP of the West Coast Conference and earned All-Tournament recognition at three different events during the season. Cunningham was named the Gonzaga University Bulldog Club Senior Female Athlete of the Year, and was Gonzaga’s institutional recipient of the Champion NCAA Woman of the Year.


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Volleyball Honor RollVolleyball Honor RollWEST COAST CONFERENCE

HONORS

PLAYER OF THE YEAR1990 Lisa Petticord1992 Kelley Cunningham

COACH OF THE YEAR1990 Sean Madden (Co-Coach)

FIRST TEAM 1987 Lisa Petticord1989 Erica Cordy Lisa Petticord1990 Erica Cordy Lisa Petticord1991 Kelley Cunningham1992 Kelley Cunningham1994 Tracy McKinney

SECOND TEAM1988 Erica Cordy Lisa Petticord1990 Kelley Cunningham1992 Tracy McKinney1993 Tracy McKinney1994 Nancy Miller1995 Wendy Wilson1996 Jennifer Kubista1997 Theresa Spink1998 Heather Osberg

HONORABLE MENTION1989 Kelley Cunningham1990 Momi Bowles1991 Momi Bowles1993 Jennifer Locken1994 Wendy Wilson

1995 Christine Kubista Jennifer Kubista1996 Christine Kubista1998 Nicole Lamoure2000 Heather Osberg2001 Abby Cullen Katerina Chroustovska2002 Abby Cullen2003 Abby Cullen2005 Becky Jones2006 Heather Dunn Becky Jones2007 Heather Dunn Becky Jones Briawna Mueller2008 Elaina Renius Layne Brosky

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM1987 B.J. Kuntz Lisa Petticord1988 Stephanie Messenger1989 Kelley Cunningham1991 Tracy McKinney1992 Jennifer Whitley1995 Nicole Lamoure

WEST COAST CONFERENCE (ALL-ACADEMIC)

1991 Kelley Cunningham Stephanie Messenger1992 Kelley Cunningham Tracy McKinney1993 Tracy McKinney1994 Tracy McKinney Nancy Miller1995 Wendy Wilson1996 Christy Kubista

1997 Nora Grasham1998 Nicole Lamoure1998 Amy McCammond1998 Diane Pascua1999 Heather Osberg2002 Christina Davis2003 Christina Davis Emilee Gihring Natasha Kozen2004 Emilee Gihring2005 Becky Jones2006 Becky Jones2007 Becky Jones2008 Elaina Renius Layne Brosky

ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS

(GTE/COSIDA AWARDS)

DISTRICT VIII 1990 Lisa Petticord

ALL-AMERICA(ASICS/VOLLEYBALL MONTHLY

MAGAZINE)

HONORABLE MENTION1990 Lisa Petticord1992 Kelley Cunningham

ALL-WEST REGIONAMERICAN VOLLEYBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION

FIRST TEAM1990 Lisa Petticord1992 Kelley Cunningham

SECOND TEAM1989 Erica Cordy Lisa Petticord1990 Erica Cordy1991 Kelley Cunningham

OLYMPIC FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS

1989 @ Minneapolis, MNSouth Erica Cordy (Bronze)

1990 @ Los Angeles, CASouth Kelley Cunningham (Gold)West Erica Cordy (Silver)East Lisa Petticord (Bronze)

1992 @ San Antonio, TXSouth Kelley Cunningham (Gold)North Tracy McKinney (Bronze)

1994 @ St. Louis, MOWest Tracy McKinney (Silver)

1995 @ Colorado Springs, COSouth Tracy McKinney (Silver)

Lisa Petticord1987, 1989, 1990

Erica Cordy1989, 1990

Kelley Cunningham1991, 1992

Tracy McKinney1994

First Team All-WCC SelectionsFirst Team All-WCC Selections


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Year-By-Year ResultsYear-By-Year Results1986 (15-18; Ind.)

Coach Sheri McNeal 9/4 Saint Mary’s W 3-0 9/5 #Weber State W 3-1 9/5 #San Francisco W 3-2 9/5 #Oregon State L 3-1 9/6 #New Mexico L 3-0 9/6 #San Francisco W 3-2 9/11 Whitworth W 3-19/12 MONTANA L 3-1

9/16 Idaho L 3-29/18 NORTHERN MONTANA W 3-1

9/19 %Western Washington W 2-0 9/19 %Pacifi c Lutheran W 2-1 9/19 %Carroll College L 2-1 9/19 %Warner Pacifi c W 2-0 9/20 %Lewis-Clark State L 2-1 9/20 %Eastern Montana W 2-1 9/20 %Northern Montana L 2-09/23 WASHINGTON STATE W 3-1

9/26 &Simon Fraser W 3-0 9/26 &Portland State W 3-1 9/27 &Portland L 3-0 9/27 &Utah State L 3-19/30 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-2

10/9 Washington L 3-0 10/10 ^Puget Sound L 3-0 10/11 ^Lewis and Clark L 3-1 10/11 ^Portland L 3-1 10/16 Montana L 3-1 10/21 Eastern Washington L 3-010/22 WHITWORTH L 3-0

10/29 IDAHO W 3-1 10/31 PORTLAND W 3-0 11/1 Washington State L 3-0 # USF Tournament (San Francisco, CA) % Whitworth Invitational (Spokane, WA) & Cavanaugh’s Classic (Moscow, ID) ^ Portland Tournament (Portland, OR)

1987 (7-26; 3-11, 7th WCC)Coach Sean Madden

9/4 #U.S. International L 3-0 9/4 #Utah L 3-2 9/5 #Idaho State L 3-1 9/5 #Montana L 3-1 9/8 Washington State L 3-19/9 WHITWORTH W 3-1

9/12 MONTANA L 3-1 9/16 Idaho W 3-0 9/18 Portland State L 3-0 9/19 Washington State L 3-0 9/22 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-0 9/25 IDAHO STATE L 3-1 9/26 WEBER STATE L 3-0 10/2 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-1 10/3 *PEPPERDINE L 3-0 10/8 *Saint Mary’s W 3-0 10/9 *San Francisco L 3-0 10/10 *Santa Clara L 3-2 10/15 IDAHO L 3-2 10/16 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-1 10/20 WASHINGTON STATE L 3-1 10/24 *PORTLAND W 3-1 10/27 Whitworth W 3-0 10/30 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-0 10/31 *SAN DIEGO L 3-1 11/5 *Loyola Marymount L 3-0 11/6 *Pepperdine L 3-0 11/7 *San Diego L 3-0 11/13 *Portland L 3-0 11/14 Oregon L 3-0 11/15 Oregon State W 3-211/20 *SAN FRANCISCO L 3-0

11/21 *SANTA CLARA L 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match # Idaho State Tournament (Pocatello, ID)

1988 (17-14; 7-7, T3rd WCC)Coach Sean Madden

9/2 #PORTLAND STATE L 3-0 9/3 #WASHINGTON L 3-0 9/3 #MONTANA L 3-1 9/7 Washington State L 3-1 9/9 WHITWORTH W 3-0 9/13 Montana L 3-29/14 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-1

9/18 IDAHO STATE W 3-0 9/23 %Wisconsin Green Bay W 3-0 9/24 %Valparaiso W 3-0 9/24 %Loyola-Chicago W 3-0 9/30 *SANTA CLARA L 3-1 10/1 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-2 10/2 NEVADA W 3-2 10/8 *PORTLAND L 3-2 10/13 *San Francisco L 3-2 10/14 *Santa Clara L 3-2 10/15 *Saint Mary’s W 3-210/21 *SAN DIEGO W 3-2

10/22 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-0 10/25 Eastern Washington W 3-1 10/26 WASHINGTON STATE L 3-2 10/29 Idaho W 3-1 11/3 *San Diego W 3-0 11/4 *Loyola Marymount L 3-1

11/5 *Pepperdine L 3-0 11/9 IDAHO W 3-1 11/12 *Portland W 3-1 11/13 Portland State L 3-0 11/18 *PEPPERDINE L 3-2 11/19 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match # Swackhammer’s/Force 10 Classic (Gonzaga) % Loyola-Chicago Invitational (Chicago, IL)

1989 (21-12; 9-5, 2nd WCC)Coach Sean Madden

8/29 Oregon State L 3-1 8/30 Oregon L 3-0 9/8 #IDAHO W 3-1 9/9 #MONTANA W 3-1 9/9 #NOTRE DAME W 3-1 9/12 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-2 9/13 Montana L 3-2 9/17 NEVADA W 3-0 9/22 %Texas Tech W 3-0 9/23 %SW Texas State W 3-0 9/23 %New Mexico State W 3-0 9/27 WASHINGTON STATE W 3-1 9/30 *Portland W 3-1 10/1 Portland State L 3-2 10/6 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-0 10/7 *SANTA CLARA W 3-0 10/12 *Santa Clara W 3-0 10/13 *Saint Mary’s L 3-1 10/14 *San Francisco L 3-0 10/17 Eastern Washington L 3-2 10/20 *SAINT MARY’S L 3-0 10/21 *SAN DIEGO W 3-0 10/24 Idaho W 3-0 11/2 *Pepperdine L 3-0 11/3 *Loyola Marymount W 3-2 11/4 *San Diego W 3-0 11/10 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 3-1 11/11 *PEPPERDINE L 3-1 11/13 Washington State W 3-1 11/18 *PORTLAND W 3-0 12/1 &William & Mary L 3-1 12/1 &Northern Iowa L 3-1 12/2 &Fairleigh Dickinson W 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match # Gonzaga September Classic, Gonzaga % New Mexico Tournament, Las Cruces, NM & WIVC, Birmingham, AL


8/31 #IDAHO W 3-0 9/1 #WASHINGTON W 3-2 9/4 Washington State W 3-2 9/7 %Washington W 3-2 9/7 %Houston W 3-2 9/8 %Purdue W 3-2 9/11 MONTANA L 3-1 9/13 Utah W 3-1 9/14 &Boise State W 3-2 9/14 &Utah State L 3-0 9/15 &Brigham Young L 3-0 9/18 Montana W 3-2 9/27 *Saint Mary’s W 3-2 9/28 *San Francisco W 3-2 9/29 *Santa Clara W 3-2 10/6 *PORTLAND W 3-0 10/8 Idaho L 3-1 10/12 *PEPPERDINE L 3-1 10/13 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 3-2 10/16 Eastern Washington W 3-0 10/19 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-0 10/20 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-0 10/25 *San Diego W 3-2 10/26 *Loyola Marymount W 3-0 10/27 *Pepperdine L 3-1 11/3 *Portland W 3-0 11/4 Portland State W 3-0 11/6 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-0 11/9 *SANTA CLARA W 3-0 11/13 WASHINGTON STATE W 3-2 11/17 *SAN DIEGO W 3-0 12/1 ^UCLA L 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match # Gonzaga September Classic (Gonzaga) % UW Invitational (Seattle, WA) & BYU Invitational (Provo, UT) ^ NCAA First Round (Los Angeles, CA)

1991 (12-16; 7-7, T4th WCC)Coach Sean Madden

8/30 #Southern Illinois W 3-1 8/31 #Washington L 3-0 8/31 #Idaho W 3-1 9/5 Oregon L 3-0 9/6 &Illinois W 3-2 9/7 &Oregon L 3-1 9/11 MONTANA L 3-1 9/17 IDAHO L 3-1 9/20 %Wyoming L 3-0 9/21 %Colorado L 3-1 9/24 WASHINGTON STATE L 3-2 9/27 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-0 9/28 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-1

10/3 *Loyola Marymount L 3-1 10/4 *Pepperdine L 3-0 10/4 *San Diego W 3-0 10/9 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-1 10/14 Montana L 3-2 10/18 *SAN DIEGO L 3-1 10/19 *SANTA CLARA L 3-2 10/26 *Portland L 3-1 11/1 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 3-0 11/2 *PEPPERDINE L 3-1 11/6 Eastern Washington W 3-2 11/9 *PORTLAND W 3-0 11/14 *San Francisco W 3-1 11/15 *Santa Clara L 3-1 11/16 *Saint Mary’s W 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match # Idaho Invitational (Moscow, ID) & Oregon Invitational (Eugene, OR) % Wyoming Invitational (Laramie, WY)


9/4 %Oregon State L 3-2 9/4 %Southwest Missouri State W 3-2 9/5 %Montana State W 3-1 9/5 %Montana W 3-1 9/10 #OREGON W 3-0 9/11 #BOISE STATE L 3-0 9/12 #WYOMING L 3-2 9/18 &Texas Tech L 3-0 9/19 &New Mexico L 3-0 9/19 &Auburn W 3-0 9/22 Washington State L 3-1 9/28 IDAHO L 3-1 10/2 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-1 10/3 *PEPPERDINE W 3-0 10/8 *Santa Clara L 3-1 10/9 *Saint Mary’s W 3-0 10/10 *San Francisco W 3-0 10/16 *SANTA CLARA L 3-2 10/17 *SAN DIEGO L 3-2 10/23 *PORTLAND W 3-2 10/24 MONTANA W 3-0 10/25 Idaho L 3-1 10/27 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-0 11/5 *San Diego L 3-0 11/6 *Pepperdine L 3-1 11/8 *Loyola Marymount W 3-0 11/13 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-0 11/14 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-0 11/17 Eastern Washington W 3-1 11/22 *Portland W 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match % Montana Invitational (Missoula, MT) # Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga) & Texas Tech Invitational (Lubbock, TX)

1993 (10-20; 5-9, T5th)Coach Sean Madden

9/1 Montana L 3-0 9/3 %Boise State L 3-2 9/4 %Idaho State L 3-2 9/4 %California L 3-0 9/9 #OREGON W 3-2 9/10 #WEBER STATE W 3-1 9/11 #TEXAS TECH W 3-1 9/17 &Eastern Washington L 3-0 9/17 &Fresno State W 3-1 9/18 &Idaho L 3-2 9/22 Washington State L 3-0 9/26 Washington L 3-2 9/30 *Pepperdine L 3-0 10/1 *Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/2 *San Diego L 3-0 10/5 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-1 10/9 *PORTLAND W 3-1 10/15 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-1 10/16 *SANTA CLARA L 3-0 10/20 IDAHO L 3-2 10/22 SAN DIEGO STATE L 3-2 10/28 *Saint Mary’s L 1-3 10/29 *San Francisco W 3-0 10/30 *Santa Clara L 3-0 11/5 *SAINT MARY’S L 3-0 11/6 *SAN DIEGO W 3-2 11/9 Eastern Washington W 3-2 11/14 *Portland W 3-1 11/19 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-0 11/20 *PEPPERDINE L 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match % Boise State Labor Day Classic (Boise, ID) # Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga) & Idaho Safeco Classic (Moscow, ID)


9/2 %Northern Iowa L 3-1 9/2 %Washington State L 3-0 9/3 %Temple W 3-1 9/3 %Nevada W 3-0 9/9 #TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO W 3-0 9/10 #ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W 3-0 9/10 #UTAH STATE W 3-0 9/15 Weber State L 3-2 9/16 &Utah L 3-0

9/17 &Brigham Young L 3-0 9/20 Idaho L 3-1 9/27 MONTANA L 3-2 9/30 *SAN DIEGO W 3-1 10/1 Eastern Washington W 3-1 10/6 *San Diego L 3-0 10/7 *Pepperdine L 3-0 10/8 *Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/14 *PEPPERDINE W 3-2 10/15 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-2 10/19 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-0 10/22 *Portland W 3-1 10/27 *Santa Clara W 3-0 10/28 *Saint Mary’s W 3-0 10/29 *San Francisco W 3-1 11/4 *SANTA CLARA W 3-0 11/5 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-0 11/8 IDAHO L 3-0 11/11 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-1 11/19 *PORTLAND W 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match % Cougar Challenge (Pullman, WA) # Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga) & BYU Mizuno Invitational (Provo, UT)


9/1 %New Mexico State L 3-0 9/1 %Brigham Young L 3-0 9/2 %Washington State L 3-0 9/2 %Weber State L 3-2 9/5 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-1 9/8 #CAL POLY L 3-2 9/9 #BOISE STATE L 3-1 9/9 #BOWLING GREEN L 3-0 9/11 Montana W 3-2 9/15 &Nebraska L 3-0 9/16 &Wyoming L 3-1 9/16 &Georgia L 3-1 9/17 Colorado L 3-1 9/19 Idaho L 3-0 9/21 IDAHO STATE L 3-1 9/26 IDAHO L 3-0 9/29 *PEPPERDINE L 3-0 9/30 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-0 10/6 *Santa Clara L 3-0 10/7 *Saint Mary’s L 3-1 10/13 *SAN FRANCISCO L 3-0 10/14 *SAN DIEGO L 3-0 10/17 Eastern Washington L 3-0 10/21 *Portland W 3-1 10/27 *Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/28 *Pepperdine L 3-2 11/3 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-1 11/4 *SANTA CLARA L 3-1 11/10 *San Diego L 3-0 11/11 *San Francisco W 3-0 11/18 *PORTLAND W 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match % Cougar Classic (Pullman, WA) # Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga) & Wyoming Invitational (Laramie, WY)

1996 (13-19; 6-8, 5th WCC)Coach Sean Madden (8-16)

Interim Coach Eva Windlin-Jansen (5-3) 8/30 %Southern Illinois W 3-0 8/30 %Washington State L 3-0 8/31 %Tulsa L 3-1 8/31 %Idaho State L 3-2 9/4 MONTANA W 3-2 9/6 &Idaho State W 3-2 9/6 &Boise State W 3-2 9/7 &Sam Houston State L 3-0 9/7 &Oregon State L 3-0 9/13 #MICHIGAN L 3-0 9/14 #WYOMING W 3-0 9/14 #GEORGE MASON L 3-0 9/19 Idaho L 3-0 9/21 BOISE STATE W 3-0 9/23 Washington L 3-0 10/1 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-1 10/4 *Pepperdine L 3-1 10/5 *Loyola Marymount L 3-1 10/11 *Santa Clara L 3-1 10/12 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-2 10/15 IDAHO L 3-0 10/18 *San Francisco L 3-1 10/19 *San Diego L 3-2 10/22 Eastern Washington L 3-1 10/26 *PORTLAND W 3-0 11/1 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-1 11/2 *PEPPERDINE W 3-1 11/8 *Saint Mary’s W 3-1 11/9 *Santa Clara L 3-1 11/15 *SAN DIEGO L 3-0 11/16 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-1 11/23 *Portland W 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match % Cougar Classic (Pullman, WA) & Boise State Classic (Boise, ID) # Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga)


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1997 (9-21; 3-11, 7th WCC)Coach Eva Windlin-Jansen

8/29 %Wichita State W 3-1 8/29 %Texas-Arlington W 3-1 8/30 %Washington State L 3-0 9/2 Boise State W 3-29/5 #NOTRE DAME L 3-0

9/6 #WASHINGTON STATE L 3-0 9/6 #UTAH L 3-0 9/9 Idaho W 3-0 9/13 &Idaho State W 3-0 9/13 &Oregon L 3-0 9/16 BOISE STATE L 3-2 9/19 Pacifi c L 3-0 9/20 San Jose State L 3-0 9/23 Montana W 3-0 10/3 *San Diego L 0-3 10/4 *San Francisco W 3-2 10/11 *Portland W 3-0 10/14 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-1 10/17 *PEPPERDINE L 3-1 10/18 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-0 10/24 *Santa Clara L 3-2 10/25 *Saint Mary’s L 3-2 10/28 Eastern Washington L 3-2 10/31 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-0 11/1 *SAN DIEGO L 3-0 11/8 *PORTLAND L 3-2 11/14 *Loyola Marymount L 3-0 11/15 *Pepperdine L 3-011/21 *SAINT MARY’S L 3-2

11/22 *SANTA CLARA L 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match % Cougar Classic (Pullman, WA) # Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga) & Oregon Volleyball Classic (Eugene, OR)

1998 (8-22; 5-9, T5th WCC)Coach Eva Windlin-Jansen

9/1 WHITWORTH W 3-0 9/4 % Louisville L 3-1 9/5 %Washington State L 3-1 9/5 %Utah L 3-1 9/11 &Weber State L 3-1 9/11 &Cal Poly L 3-1 9/12 &Utah L 3-0 9/15 IDAHO L 3-2 9/18 #WEBER STATE W 3-1 9/19 #BOISE STATE L 3-0 9/19 #FRESNO STATE L 3-1 9/22 Montana W 3-2 9/28 Boise State L 3-010/2 *SAN DIEGO L 3-1

10/3 *SAN FRANCISCO W 3-1 10/6 MONTANA L 3-0 10/11 *Portland L 3-0 10/13 Eastern Washington L 3-0 10/16 *Pepperdine L 3-1 10/17 *Loyola Marymount L 3-010/23 *SANTA CLARA L 3-0

10/24 *SAINT MARY’S W 3-0 10/30 *San Francisco W 3-0 10/31 *San Diego L 3-0 11/3 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-0 11/7 *PORTLAND W 3-0 11/13 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-1 11/14 *PEPPERDINE L 3-0 11/20 *Saint Mary’s W 3-1 11/21 *Santa Clara L 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match % Cougar Classic (Pullman, WA) & Weber State Volleyball Challenge (Ogden, UT) # Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga)


9/1 WHITWORTH W 3-0 9/3 %Creighton L 3-0 9/3 %San Jose State L 3-0 9/4 %Washington State L 3-0 9/4 %Boise State L 3-0 9/10 &Northwestern W 3-2 9/11 &Montana L 3-1 9/14 MONTANA L 2-3 9/17 # ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM W 3-0 9/18 #NEVADA L 3-0 9/18 #OHIO W 3-1 9/21 Idaho L 3-0 10/1 *Santa Clara L 3-0 10/2 *San Francisco L 3-1 10/5 Eastern Washington L 3-010/8 *SAINT MARY’S L 3-0

10/9 *SAN DIEGO L 3-0 10/15 *Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/16 *Pepperdine L 3-010/19 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-0

10/23 *Portland W 3-110/29 *SAN FRANCISCO L 3-1

10/30 *SANTA CLARA L 3-0 11/5 *San Diego L 3-0 11/6 *Saint Mary’s L 3-011/12 *PEPPERDINE L 3-011/13 *LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-0

11/20 *PORTLAND W 3-0 11/26 ^Idaho L 3-0 11/27 ^Boise State L 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match % Cougar Classic (Pullman, WA) & Boise State Challenge (Boise, ID) # Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga) ^ Idaho Thanksgiving Classic (Moscow, ID)


9/1 # Washington State L 3-0 9/1 # Kansas State L 3-0 9/2 # Utah State L 3-0 9/2 # Rhode Island W 3-0 9/8 & Eastern Kentucky W 3-0 9/9 & Yale W 3-0 9/10 & Alaska-Fairbanks L 3-2 9/15 + MONTANA L 3-0 9/16 + TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN W 3-0 9/16 + CAL POLY L 3-0 9/19 Montana L 3-0 9/22 IDAHO L 3-1 9/26 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-0 9/29 * SANTA CLARA L 3-2 9/30 * SAN FRANCISCO L 3-2 10/6 * Saint Mary’s L 3-2 10/7 * San Diego L 3-0 10/13 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-0 10/14 * PEPPERDINE L 3-0 10/17 Eastern Washington L 3-0 10/21 * PORTLAND L 3-1 10/27 * San Francisco L 3-0 10/28 * Santa Clara L 3-0 11/3 * SAN DIEGO L 3-1 11/4 * SAINT MARY’S L 3-1 11/10 * Pepperdine L 3-0 11/11 * Loyola Marymount L 3-0 11/18 * Portland W 3-2 11/19 * Washington L 3-0 11/24 ^ Boise State L 3-1 11/15 ^ Idaho L 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match # Cougar Challenge (Pullman, WA) & Nanook Classic (Fairbanks, AK) + Spikeoff Spokane (Gonzaga) ^ Boise State Thanksgiving Classic (Boise, ID)


8/31 # Boise State W 3-1 8/31 # Pacifi c L 3-0 9/1 # Washington State L 3-0 9/1 # Bradley L 3-1 9/4 Montana L 3-0 9/7 + Nevada-Las Vegas W 3-2 9/8 + American L 3-2 9/8 + Western Carolina W 3-0 9/18 Idaho L 3-1 9/24 MONTANA STATE L 3-0 9/28 * PEPPERDINE L 3-0 9/29 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-0 10/5 * Santa Clara L 3-0 10/6 * San Francisco W 3-0 10/12 * SAINT MARY’S W 3-2 10/13 * SAN DIEGO L 3-2 10/20 * Portland W 3-1 10/23 OREGON W 3-2 10/26 * Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/27 * Pepperdine L 3-0 10/30 Eastern Washington L 3-0 11/2 * SAN FRANCISCO W 3-1 11/3 * SANTA CLARA L 3-0 11/9 * San Diego L 3-0 11/10 * Saint Mary’s L 3-0 11/17 * PORTLAND W 3-2 * West Coast Conference Match # Cougar Challenge (Pullman, WA) + UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, NV)

2002 (4-24; 2-12, T7th WCC)Coach Kip Yoshimura

8/30 # Brigham Young L 3-1 8/31 # Washington State L 3-0 8/31 # Nevada L 3-0 9/2 MONTANA L 3-0 9/6 + Montana State L 3-0 9/7 + Florida Atlantic W 3-2 9/7 + Eastern Michigan L 3-0 9/13 IDAHO L 3-0 9/18 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-0 9/20 & Cincinnati L 3-0 9/21 & Colorado State L 3-0 9/21 & Nevada L 3-0 9/26 Boise State W 3-0 10/4 * Pepperdine L 3-0 10/5 * Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/11 * SANTA CLARA L 3-1 10/12 * SAN FRANCISCO W 3-2 10/18 * Saint Mary’s W 3-2 10/19 * San Diego L 3-0 10/22 Eastern Washington L 3-0 10/26 * PORTLAND L 3-2 11/1 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-1 11/2 * PEPPERDINE L 3-0 11/8 * San Francisco L 3-0 11/9 * Santa Clara L 3-0 11/15 * SAN DIEGO L 3-0 11/16 * SAINT MARY’S L 3-1 11/23 * Portland L 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match # Cougar Challenge (Pullman, WA) + Holiday Inn Classic (Bozeman, MT) & Coors Classic (Fort Collins, CO)


8/29 # Oregon State L 3-2 8/30 # Northern Arizona L 3-0 8/30 # Mississippi State W 3-2 9/5 + Arizona State L 3-0

9/6 + Nevada L 3-0 9/6 + Tennessee L 3-0 9/12 $ UNLV L 3-2 9/13 $ BOISE STATE L 3-2 9/13 $ IDAHO STATE L 3-0 9/19 & Marquette W 3-1 9/20 & Montana State L 3-0 9/20 & Wyoming L 3-0 9/22 Montana W 3-1 9/24 Eastern Washington L 3-0 10/3 * SANTA CLARA L 3-1 10/4 * SAN DIEGO L 3-0 10/7 Washington State L 3-0 10/10 * Saint Mary’s L 3-0 10/11 * San Francisco L 3-1 10/14 Idaho L 3-1 10/17 * PEPPERDINE L 3-2 10/18 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-0 10/25 * Portland L 3-2 10/31 * San Diego L 3-0 11/1 * Santa Clara L 3-1 11/7 * SAN FRANCISCO L 3-0 11/8 * SAINT MARY’S L 3-0 11/14 * Loyola Marymount L 3-0 11/15 * Pepperdine L 3-0 11/22 * PORTLAND W 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match # Oregon State Showcase (Corvallis, OR) + SBC/Sands Regency Invitational (Reno, NV) $ Gonzaga Volleyball Classic (Spokane, WA) & MSU/Wingate Innvitational (Bozeman, MT)

2004 (4-25; 0-14, 8th WCC)Coach Kip Yoshimura

9/1 MONTANA STATE L 3-0 9/3 # Boise State L 3-1 9/4 # New Mexico State L 3-1 9/4 # Weber State W 3-1 9/9 COLORADO STATE L 3-0 9/10 $ Portland State W 3-1 9/11 $ Northern Colorado W 3-2 9/11 $ Oregon L 3-0 9/14 Washington State L 3-0 9/17 + Idaho State W 3-0 9/18 + New Mexico State L 3-0 9/18 + Wyoming L 3-1 9/27 IDAHO L 3-0 10/1 * Santa Clara L 3-2 10/2 * San Diego L 3-0 10/8 * SAINT MARY’S L 3-0 10/9 * SAN FRANCISCO L 3-1 10/12 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-0 10/15 * Pepperdine L 3-0 10/16 * Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/22 * PORTLAND L 3-1 10/29 * SAN DIEGO L 3-0 10/30 * SANTA CLARA L 3-1 11/5 * San Francisco L 3-1 11/6 * Saint Mary’s L 3-0 11/12 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-0 11/13 * PEPPERDINE L 3-0 11/15 * MONTANA L 3-1 11/20 * Portland L 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match # DoubleTree Bronco Invitational (Boise, ID) $ Portland State Volleyball Classic (Portland, OR) + Idaho State Volleyball Classic (Pocatello, ID)


8/26 # Oregon L 3-0 8/26 # South Dakota State L 3-0 8/27 # Portland State W 3-2 9/2 + Florida International W 3-0 9/2 + Morehead State W 3-0 9/3 + Birmingham-Southern W 3-0 9/3 + Gardner-Webb W 3-0 9/9 $ Montana L 3-1 9/10 $ New Mexico L 3-2 9/10 $ UC Davis W 3-1 9/13 WASHINGTON STATE L 3-1 9/16 & Baylor L 3-1 9/17 & Northern Arizona W 3-2 9/17 & UTEP L 3-1 9/24 Washington State W 3-1 10/1 * PORTLAND W 3-2 10/4 Idaho L 3-1 10/7 * Santa Clara L 3-0 10/8 * San Diego L 3-0 10/14 * SAN FRANCISCO L 3-2 10/15 * SAINT MARY’S W 3-1 10/18 Eastern Washington L 3-0 10/21 * Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/22 * Pepperdine L 3-0 10/29 * Portland L 3-0 11/4 * SAN DIEGO L 3-0 11/5 * SANTA CLARA L 3-2 11/11 * Saint Mary’s L 3-0 11/12 * San Francisco L 3-1 11/17 * PEPPERDINE L 3-0 11/19 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 3-1 * West Coast Conference Match # Oregon Kickoff Classic (Eugene, OR) + Over the Mountain Invite (Boiling Springs, NC) $ Ruby’s Invitational (Missoula, MT) & Fiesta Bowl Classic (Flagstaff, AZ)


8/25 # Washington State L 3-1 8/25 # Weber State W 3-2 8/26 # North Dakota State L 3-2

8/26 # South Dakota State L 3-2 9/1 @ CONNECTICUT L 3-0 9/2 @ GARDNER-WEBB W 3-0 9/2 @ PORTLAND STATE L 3-1 9/8 $ UMBC W 3-0 9/9 $ North Dakota State L 3-2 9/9 $ Washington L 3-0 9/12 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 3-2 9/15 ^ Oregon L 3-0 9/16 ^ Boise State L 3-0 9/19 Montana L 3-2 9/28 * Pepperdine L 3-0 9/30 * Loyola Marymount L 3-0 10/3 * IDAHO W 3-2 10/7 * Portland L 3-0 10/12 * SANTA CLARA L 3-2 10/14 * SAN DIEGO L 3-0 10/19 * San Francisco L 3-0 10/21 * Saint Mary’s W 3-2 10/26 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 3-2 10/28 * PEPPERDINE L 3-0 11/4 * PORTLAND W 3-0 11/9 * San Diego L 3-1 11/11 * Santa Clara L 3-0 11/16 * SAINT MARY’S L 3-1 11/18 * SAN FRANCISCO W 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match # Jackrabbit Tournament (Brookings, SD) @ Gonzaga Volleyball Invitational (Spokane, WA) $ Washington Tournament (Seattle, WA) ^ Boise State Tournament (Boise, ID)


8/24 # Canisius W 3-0 8/25 # UC Irvine L 3-1 8/25 # Montana W 3-0 8/29 WASHINGTON STATE L 3-1 8/31 $ WASHINGTON L 3-0 9/1 $ MORGAN STATE W 3-0 9/1 $ BOISE STATE W 3-0 9/3 MONTANA W 3-0 9/7 % Bowling Green W 3-2 9/7 % Northern Colorado W 3-0 9/8 % New Mexico W 3-2 9/14 ^ Alcorn State W 3-0 9/15 ^ Sam Houston W 3-1 9/15 ^ TCU L 3-0 9/18 Idaho W 3-1 9/27 * Saint Mary’s L 3-0 9/29 * Santa Clara L 3-0 10/4 * PEPPERDINE L 3-1 10/6 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 3-1 10/9 Eastern Washington W 3-0 10/13 * PORTLAND W 3-0 10/18 * San Francisco W 3-2 10/20 * San Diego L 3-2 10/25 * SANTA CLARA L 3-0 10/27 * SAINT MARY’S W 3-1 11/1 * Loyola Marymount L 3-2 11/3 * Pepperdine L 3-0 11/10 * Portland W 3-0 11/15 * SAN DIEGO L 3-0 11/17 * SAN FRANCISCO L 3-0 * West Coast Conference Match # University of Montana Tournament $ Gonzaga University Tournament % University of New Mexico Tournament ^ TCU Tournament


8/29 ! Bradley W 3-0 8/29 ! Montana L 3-1 8/30 ! North Dakota State L 3-2 8/30 ! UC Riverside L 3-0 9/4 # Wsahington L 3-0 9/5 # Portland State L 3-0 9/5 # Boise State W 3-1 9/10 Washington State L 3-2 9/12 $ UTEP W 3-0 9/13 $ SAN DIEGO STATE W 3-1 9/13 $WEBER STATE L 3-1 9/17 IDAHO W 3-2 9/19 & Pittsburgh L 3-2 9/19 & Virginia Commonwealt L 3-2 9/20 & Eastern Michigan W 3-0 10/2 * San Diego L 3-0 10/4 * San Francisco L 3-1 10/9 * SAINT MARY’S L 3-0 10/11 * SANTA CLARA L 3-0 10/13 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 3-2 10/16 * Pepperdine L 3-1 10/18 * Loyola Marymount L 3-1 10/22 SEATTLE W 3-0 10/25 * Portland W 3-0 10/30 * SAN FRANCISCO W 3-2 11/1 * SAN DIEGO L 3-0 11/6 * Santa Clara L 3-0 11/8 * Saint Mary’s L 3-0 11/13 * LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 3-2 11/15 * PEPPERDINE L 3-0 11/22 * PORTLAND L 3-1 *West Coast Conference Match ! Montana Tournament (Missoula, MT) # Northwest Challenge (Seattle, WA) $ Gonzaga Tournament (Spokane, WA) % Pittsburgh Tournament (Pittsburgh, PA)

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University of Portland

Location: Portland, Ore.Enrollment: 3,300Nickname: Pilots

Gonzaga University

Location: Spokane, Wash.Enrollment: 7,500Nickname: Bulldogs

Loyola Marymount University

Location: Los Angeles, Calif.Enrollment: 8,300Nickname: Lions

Pepperdine University

Location: Los Angeles, Calif.Enrollment: 8,300Nickname: Waves

Saint Mary’s College

Location: Moraga, Calif.Enrollment: 4,768Nickname: Gaels

University of San Diego

Location: San Diego, Calif.Enrollment: 7,600Nickname: Toreros

University ofSan Francisco

Location: San Francisco, Calif.Enrollment: 8,000Nickname: Dons

Santa Clara University

Location: Santa Clara, Calif.Enrollment: 8,377Nickname: Broncos

Wendy GuthrieAssociate [email protected]

When the West Coast Conference fi rst got its start back in 1952, the founders really had only one goal in mind...to create a con-venient way for fi ve Bay Area schools to play basketball. Now, 57 years later, a marvelously cohesive athletics league, which is com-petitive at the national level in 13 sports, is entering 30 seasons under its present eight-team mix. The current members of the WCC span the western coast of the United States from Canada to Mexico. Though the institutions range from the pine forests of eastern Washington state to the sun drenched beaches of southern California, the combined excellence in athletics and academics sets the conference apart on the national scene and draws the individual institutions together in a common mission. The WCC crowns champions in 13 sports: baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, women’s rowing, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s tennis and women’s volleyball. The league was chartered by fi ve Bay Area institutions (San Francisco, Saint Mary’s, Santa Clara, San Jose State and Pacifi c) as the California Basketball Association, playing its fi rst game on January 2, 1953. After two seasons of play under that name, the con-ference expanded to include Loyola Marymount and Pepperdine in 1955, and became the “West Coast Athletic Conference” in 1956. The name was shortened in 1989. The current alignment of Gonzaga, LMU, Pepperdine, Port-land, Saint Mary’s, San Diego, San Francisco and Santa Clara has remained unchanged since 1979, making the WCC the third most stable conference in the nation. Only the Ivy League and Pacifi c-10 Conference have been together longer. Women’s volleyball became an offi cially recognized West Coast Conference sport in the fall of 1985, and WCC teams have fl ourished over the past 24 years of competition. The conference has been well represented in NCAA action, with at least two teams going to the NCAA Tournament each of the last eight seasons. In 2003 the WCC had six of its eight members gain NCAA tournament berths to rank as the top conference for per-centage of members making the tournament fi eld at 75 percent. In 2005, Santa Clara became the fi rst WCC school to advance to the Final Four losing in the National Semifi nal to Nebraska.

WEST COAST CONFERENCE OFFICE1200 Bayhill Drive

Suite 302San Bruno, CA 94066(650) 873-8622 - phone

(650) 873-7846 - faxwww.wccsports.com

Jamie ZaninovichCommissioner

[email protected]

Scott LeykamAssociate [email protected]

WCC Volleyball Champions

2008 San Diego (23-5/12-2)2007 San Diego (21-8/11-3)2006 San Diego (26-4/13-1)2005 Santa Clara (27-5/12-2)2004 San Diego (24-5/14-0)2003 Pepperdine (27-3/14-0)2002 Pepperdine (26-7/14-0)2001 Pepperdine (23-4/14-0)2000 Santa Clara (26-4/13-1)1999 Pepperdine (26-4/14-0)1998 San Diego (24-6/12-2)1997 San Diego (26-4/13-1)1996 Loyola Marymount (26-3/14-0)1995 Loyola Marymount (24-5/14-0)1994 Loyola Marymount (19-10/12-2)1993 Santa Clara (22-10/12-2)1992 Santa Clara (21-11/13-1)1991 Pepperdine (23-8/14-0)1990 Pepperdine (25-6/14-0)1989 Pepperdine (20-10/14-0)1988 Pepperdine (16-16/13-1)1987 Pepperdine (19-12/14-0)1986 Loyola Marymount (24-8/10-2)1985 Pepperdine (21-14/12-0)

Ellen MooreDir. of [email protected]

Jae WilsonDir. of [email protected]

Christine HalseyDir. of Compliance

[email protected]

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West Coast ConferenceWest Coast Conference2008 West Coast Conference Final Standings

Conference Games Overall Games W L Pct Home Away W L Pct Home Away Neut Stk.# 14 San Diego 12 2 .857 6-1 6-1 23 5 .852 11-1 6-4 6-0 L1# 25 San Francisco 11 3 .786 7-0 4-3 22 8 .759 16-1 4-4 2-3 L1Saint Mary’s 10 4 .714 2-2 6-1 20 8 .741 6-3 9-3 5-2 L1# 23 Pepperdine 8 6 .571 3-3 4-3 20 8 .741 7-3 7-4 6-1 L3Santa Clara 8 6 .571 2-3 4-3 18 10 .654 5-3 7-7 6-0 L1Loyola Marymount 3 11 .214 2-5 1-6 13 17 .433 9-9 1-8 4-0 L4Gonzaga 3 11 .214 2-5 1-6 10 21 .323 6-7 1-10 3-4 L2Portland 1 13 .071 1-6 1-6 8 24 .250 3-11 2-10 3-3 W1 $ WCC Champion % NCAA Tournament Appearance

2008 ALL-WEST COAST CONFERENCE TEAM

Player Yr. Pos. SchoolCarly Babin SR MB San FranciscoMegan Burton JR MB Saint Mary’sAnna Cmaylo SR MB Santa ClaraEmily Day SR OH Loyola MarymountAmy DeGroot JR OH San DiegoAlix Gombos SO MB San FranciscoKapua Kamana’o SO S Saint Mary’sShannon Lowell SO MB Saint Mary’sSarah Mandala SO OPP San FranciscoJessica Nyrop SR S San DiegoJulie Robenstein SR OH San Diego

Player of the Year: Amy DeGroot, San DiegoDefensive Player of the Year: Stevi Robinson, Pepperdine

Co-Freshman of the Year: Kim Hill, PepperdineCoach of the Year: Jennifer Petrie, San Diego

Honorable MentionLayne Brosky, Gonzaga; Darcy Carroll, San Francsico; Haley Carroll, San Francisco; Andrea Csaszi, San Diego; Lindsy Davigeadano, Santa Clara; Kiah Fiers, Pepperdine; Ashley Grayson, Portland; Kim Hill, Pepperdine; Brittany Lowe, Santa Clara; Rachel Lumsden, Pepperdine; Elaina Renius, Gonzaga; Stevi Robinson, Pepperdine; Jennifer Sheedy, Portland; Becky Stehling, Loyola Marymount.

Freshman TeamAriana Covington, Loyola Marymount; Lilla Frederick, Pepperdine; Kim Hill, Pepper-dine; Marissa Plummer, Portland; Stevi Robinson, Pepperdine; Chanteal Satele, Saint Mary’s; Tanya Schmidt, Santa Clara.

KILL AVERAGEPLAYER G K AVG.RUBENSTEIN, Julie, PEP 101 446 4.42DAY, Emily, LMU 112 484 4.32DeGROOT, Amy , USD 93 392 4.22MANDALA, Sarah, USF 114 413 3.62LOWE, Brittany, SCU 97 346 3.57

HITTING PERCENTAGE PLAYER G K E TA PCT. GOMBOS, Alix, USF 110 271 48 522 .427BABIN, Carly, USF 112 318 72 653 .377CMAYLO, Anna, SCU 99 295 82 566 .376STEHLING, Becky, LMU 112 277 57 596 .369HILL, Kim, PEP 101 216 46 482 .353

ASSIST AVERAGEPLAYER G AST AVG.NYROP, Jessica, USD 88 1012 11.50KAMANA’O, Kapua, SMC 102 1168 11.45DAVIGEADONO, Lindsy, SCU 99 1063 10.74FIERS, Kiah, PEP 75 801 10.68VAN DE MORTEL, Denise, GON 117 1206 10.31

ACE AVERAGEPLAYER G ACES AVG.LOWE, Brittany, SCU 97 37 0.38CARROLL, Haley, USF 114 39 0.34RUBENSTEIN, Julie, PEP 101 33 0.33MORRISON, Libby, SCU 92 28 0.30CARROLL, Darcy, USF 112 31 0.28

BLOCK AVERAGE PLAYER G BS BA TB AVG.HILL, Kim, PEP 101 14 98 112.0 1.11CMAYLO, Anna, SCU 99 12 94 106.0 1.07LOWELL, Shannon, SMC 101 6 102 108.0 1.07BABIN, Carly, USF 112 24 91 115.0 1.03BURTON, Megan, SMC 92 21 73 94.0 1.02

DIG AVERAGEPLAYER G DIGS AVG.ROBINSON, Stevi, PEP 94 452 4.81CARROLL, Haley, USF 114 518 4.54CSASZI, Andrea, USD 93 387 4.16FISHER, Alita, SMC 94 351 3.73DILLINGHAM, Paige, GON 117 417 3.56

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GonzagaGonzaga

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Gonzaga UniversityUNIVERSITY ORIGIN

Gonzaga was founded in 1887 by Father Joseph Cataldo, S.J., as a frontier boarding school for boys. The school has established its own unique identity since starting as a single building along the banks of the Spokane Riv-er. Named for the Jesuit Saint Aloysius Gon-zaga, the patron of youth, the 122-year-old institution has grown and matured into one of the West’s premier regional universities. Gon-zaga’s educational philosophy is based on the 469-year-old Ignatian model that aims to edu-cate the whole person-mind, body and spirit - an integration of science and art, faith and reason, action and contemplation. The state Legislature accorded Gonza-ga status as a University in 1912, the same year the School of Law began. The 1920’s were highlighted by the establishment of the School of Business Administration (1921) and the School of Education (1928). The Graduate School was launched in 1931 and the School of Engineering was created in 1934 to meet the demand sparked by the new national interest in hydroelectric projects. Enrollment swelled in the late 1940’s due largely to the G.I. Bill and women were fi rst admitted in 1948. Situated on 94 acres of landscaped cam-pus located in a residential section of Spokane, the Gonzaga campus continues to grow and change with the times. Opening in the summer of 2000, Gonzaga’s School of Law Building becomes the newest addition to the growing urban campus. A new Rosauers School of Ed-ucation building was completed in the spring of 1994, and Jundt Art Center and Museum opened in the fall of 1995. Other campus ad-ditions in recent years are the Herak Center which houses the School of Engineering and the Jepson Center which has the School of Business Administration as its tenants. The former Crosby Library was transformed into a new Student Union Building.


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Gonzaga UniversityWhat the Future Holds

In April 2002, Gonzaga launched a $119 million capital campaign entitled “Educating People the World Needs Most.” The campaign will provide new scholarships and professorships, and con-struction and renovation of buildings for athletics and recreation, the sciences, busi-ness, engineering, the performing arts and residence living.

The Start of Jesuit Education

Founded in 1540 by Basque nobleman Ignatius of Loyola, the Society of Jesus is an order of Catholic priests and brothers, who with their lay colleagues, carry on a 469-year tradition of eduction excellence. While recovering from a battle wound, Ignatius’ life was changed by reading the Bible and studying the lives of the saints. His religious experiences led him to re-nounce the life of courtier and soldier to serve God. That inspired him to write the Spiritual Exercises, a work that would be-come the basis of Jesuit spirituality and mission. After studying at the University of Paris for seven years, he founded a school based on his scholarship. At the time of Ignatius’ death in 1556, Jesuits ran 33 colleges and universities worldwide. Georgetown University, found-ed in 1789, became the fi rst American Je-suit university. There are now 112 Jesuit colleges and universities in the world, in-cluding 33 in the United States. Gonzaga University is named for Saint Aloysius Gonzaga, a 16th century priest. In his effort to comfort the ill in Rome dur-ing the plague, he caught the scourge and died a young man. He is named the Patron Saint of Youth.


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Gonzaga Athletics Athletic tradition at Gonzaga University is almost as old as the University itself, ranging from the football hey days at the early part of the century to the Bulldogs foray into the NCAA Elite Eight. As the University has grown from a single building along the banks of the Spokane River in 1887 into a major urban campus, so too has the Gonzaga athletic program grown. Gon-zaga now competes in 16 varsity sports at the NCAA Division I level and is a proud member of the West Coast Conference. In the early part of the century, football was the game at Gonzaga as future NFL Hall-of-Famers Ray Flaherty and Tony Canadeo joined with many others to put Bulldog Athletics on the map. As Gonzaga slowly dropped football as an intercollegiate sport, hockey came to the forefront as Gonzaga won the Pacifi c Coast Intercollegiate Hockey Championship in 1939. During the 1940’s and 1950’s men’s basketball and boxing became the feature sports at Gonzaga as the Bulldog’s basket-ball team reached the 1948 NAIA National Tournament played in Kansas City. Two years later Gonzaga won its only NCAA National Championship to date as the Bulldog boxing team won the 1950 NCAA Championship. Men’s basketball remained in the spotlight through the late 1950’s as Gonzaga’s all-time leading rebounder Jerry Vermillion and all-time leading scorer Frank Burgess graced the hardwood for the Zags. Through the 1970’s and early 1980’s Gonzaga baseball came to dominate play in the Pacifi c Northwest. The Bulldogs won eight conference titles over a 10-year span from 1971-1981. That 10-year run witnessed seven post-season appearances for Gon-zaga, highlighted by a NCAA West Regional championship ap-pearance in 1978. Women’s athletics had some of its most successful years as the 1990’s started with both the volleyball and basketball teams making post-season appearances. Behind All-Americans Lisa Petticord and Kelley Cunningham, the volleyball Bulldogs made their only NCAA Tournament appearance in 1990. In 1994 the women’s basketball team grabbed the spotlight making it’s fi rst post-season tournament with a bid to the Women’s National In-vitational Tournament in Amarillo, Texas. The women’s team re-turned to post-season action in 2004 and 2005 with back-to-back WNIT bid. In 2007 Gonzaga women’s basketball won its inagural WCC Tournament Champiopnship and earned its fi rst berth into the NCAA Tournament. Women’s basketball continues to keep its name in the spotlight, prodcuing its most successful season to date as it made it to the second round of the NCAA Tournament in 2009. Women’s crew has also become a dominant sport with the team winning 12 West Coast Conference Rowing Championships and capturing the ECAC National Invitational championship in 2003.


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A Formula Of SuccessA Formula Of Success Gonzaga has been vaulted on the national scene based on the success of its men’s basketball team in the NCAA Tournament. In 1999, the Bulldogs captured the hearts of the nation with their incredible run to the Elite Eight, following up that success with Sweet Sixteen appearances in 2000, 2001 and 2009. Men’s bas-ketball has continued to build on that national success making 11-straight NCAA Tournament appearances and reaching the top echelon of the national rankings. In 2002 Gonzaga fi nished the season ranked sixth in the Associated Press poll only to top that success two seasons later with a No. 3 national ranking and a No. 2 seed in the 2004 NCAA Tournament. National Player of the Year candidate Adam Morrison led the nation in scoring in 2006. He was the third pick in the 2006 NBA Draft, selected by the Charlotte Bobcats. Along with team success, the Bulldogs have also had numer-ous individual accolades during the past couple of years with bas-ketball stars Dan Dickau, Blake Stepp and Adam Morrison each earning All-American honors while being named to the Wooden All-American teams. On the baseball fi eld Nate Gold led the NCAA in home runs in 2002 while earning All-America honors and becoming a semifi nalist for the Dick Howser Trophy and Ro-tary Smith awards for collegiate baseball Player of the Year. In 2004 catcher Kiel Thibault continued that success as he was named a semifi nalist for the Johnny Bench Award for baseball’s top col-legiate catcher. In 2007, pitcher Clayton Mortenson was named Louisville Slugger Third Team All-America and was drafted 36th overall in the MLB draft. On the water women’s rower Maria Bokulich and Kelly Steinhaus made names for themselves with All-America accolades and invites to the U.S. Rowing National Team non-Olympic camp. In addition to standout athletic teams through the years and recent individual success, Gonzaga has also been home to many top notch individual athletes such as the NBA’s all-time assist and steals leader and 2009 NBA Hall of Fame inductee - John Stock-ton; U.S. Speed Skating Champion and 2006 Olympian - Kris-tine Holzer; U.S. National Soccer team member - Brian Ching; Florida Marlins World Series catcher - Mike Redmond; 2004 Na-tional League Rookie of the Year and 2005, 2006 and 2009 All-Star - Jason Bay; U.S. Olympic Rowing team member - Monica Tranel-Michini; former two-time U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur Golf Champion - Connie Oldershaw Guthrie; and Stanley Cup winning goal-keeper and 1945 Calder Cup recipient for the To-ronto Maple Leafs - Frank McCool.


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Gonzaga UniversityGonzaga UniversityMcCarthey Athletic Center

After 35 years of competing in the powerful atmosphere of the Kennel in the Charlotte Y. Martin Centre, Gon-zaga Basketball shot over to the $25 million McCarthey Athletic Center. Completed in November 2004, the Mc-Carthey Athletic Center houses the men’s and women’s basketball games, locker rooms, practice facility, and coaching offi ces. This new arena includes six conces-sions, 12 large bathrooms, two family restrooms, six luxury suites, a Club Room, four visiting team locker rooms, additional athletic administration offi ces, and practice facilities for the Gonzaga men’s and women’s crew teams. In addition to hosting basketball events, the McCarthey Athletic Center has the ability to host non-athletic events such as concerts, tournaments, banquets, meetings, and receptions.

Charlotte Y. Martin Centre The Martin Centre is home to the women’s volleyball team and hosts many outside events. The complex also includes the Rudolf Fitness Center, the Josh Burrows Performance Athletic Center, training room, locker rooms, and the offi ces for the Athletic Department.

Patterson Baseball Complex and Washington Trust Field

Gonzaga’s new home beginning in 2007, Patterson Baseball Complex and Washington Trust Field returned baseball to the Bulldog campus for the fi rst time since 2003. The fi rst game in the new, state-of-the-art lighted facility, was March 15, 2007, the fi rst night game was played April 17, 2007, and the dedication game was played April 20, 2007. The complex is named after the family of Michael Patterson, 2008 chairman of the Board of Trustees, while Pete Stanton and Washington Trust Bank in Spokane was also a major contributor to the project.


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Athletic FacilitiesAthletic FacilitiesKermit R. Rudolf Fitness Center

In addition to athletic life, the Martin Centre complex also includes the Kermit R. Rudolf Fitness Center, which opened in the spring of 2003. The fi tness center includes two levels, housing fi tness and strength train-ing zones. The area is also equipped with 14 televi-sions on separate broadcasting channels so patrons can select which channel to watch. The area also contains a 25-yard indoor pool with six lanes for lap swimming. The former fi eldhouse has been incorporated into the fi tness center providing an indoor running track, three basketball/volleyball courts, four racquetball courts, and two aerobic rooms. Ample locker room space has also been built into the center for patrons to use.

Gonzaga Soccer Field

Construction on Gonzaga’s new multi-million dol-lar soccer stadium started in early February of 2008, and anyone who has visited the Rudolf Fitness Center knows and has seen fi rsthand as the project has gone from muddy mess to a pile of dirt to green fi eld of dreams. The fi rst phase of the stadium was complet-ed in late Aug. 2008. Phase I included both the main playing and practice fi elds, the plaza, press box, main ticket booth, berms and site landscaping. Phases II, III and IV will round out work on the soccer stadium in-cluding the completion of the main grandstands, locker rooms, concessions, restrooms and lastly the installa-tion of the stadium lights.

Harry A. Green Indoor Rowing Facility

Opened in October 2005, the Harry A. Green Indoor Rowing Facility provides state-of-the-art practice fa-cilities for the Gonzaga University men’s and wom-en’s rowing programs. The 6,000 square foot room is divided into three workout areas with additional space for storage and team meeting areas. Up to 12 ergs can be raced head-to-head on each of the three plasma screens. The other two areas are dedicated to weight equipment and room for conditioning and stretching. The room also houses 60 storage lockers for student-athletes to use during workout sessions. A video center/conference room showcases the Gonzaga trophy collection and gives student-athletes access to a private study area. An additional room is available for coaches to study video with rowers to highlight areas of each race or workout.


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Gonzaga University

Josh Burrows had a vision and Gonza-ga University had a need. The two culmi-nated into what you see before you today, the Josh Burrows Performance Athletic Center. His vision was to provide Gonzaga University and its student-athletes the win-ning edge in sports science, emphasizing state-of-the-art sports training methods. That vision has now become a reality. A 1979 graduate of Gonzaga Universi-ty and longtime Spokane resident, Josh has always been interested in dynamic sports training. He has spent countless hours re-searching and identifying improved means of increasing athletic performance, some of it through his own athletic training. With the dedication of the Josh Bur-rows Performance Center, “JB”, as he is affectionately known by the student-ath-letes, will be remembered as the “father of fi tness” within the Bulldogs Athletics Family, as student-athletes for years to come will reap the rewards of his vision.

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Athletic FacilitiesAthletic Facilities

The Gonzaga University Athletic Training facilities in Martin Centre were undersized and under equipped to keep up with the momentum of Gonzaga Athletics. With an apparent and immediate need looming, GU Athletics began raising funds for a new facility. Construction of the Diedrick/DeLong Athletic Training Center kicked of in early October of 2008. The new facility will meet the needs of all Gonzaga University athletes and enhance our ability to train and rehabilitate these student-athletes using the newest techniques and treatments.

ATHLETIC TRAINING CENTER HIGHLIGHTS

● Approximately 5,000 sq. ft. ● New training center space located on southeast corner of Martin Centre ● Five full-time staff offi ces ● Two doctor’s offi ces ● State-of-the-art rehabilitation equipment, balance and proprioception training areas● Two HydroWorx pools: The polar plunge, a 9.5-by-7.5 cold water pool and the hydrotherapy pool, a 14-foot-long pool with a built-in treadmill


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Gonzaga Academic Success Gonzaga coaches take an active role in moni-toring the academic standing of their athletes. Coaches require student-athletes to attend study table when on the road for an extended period, and several coaches have also adopted a study table policy at home. If a student-athlete is struggling academically, there are several avenues of help available. Tutors are available specifi cally for student-athletes, and student-athletes can also utilize the general Gonza-ga University tutors, study labs and computer work stations available to the entire student population. The success of the attention paid to the aca-demic welfare of the student-athletes is refl ected in their performance in the classroom. During the 2008-09 academic year, 85 student-athletes earned their way on to the President’s List with a grade point average of 3.7 or higher, and 80 were on the Dean’s List with a GPA of 3.5-3.69. Overall, Gonzaga’s 300-plus student-athletes combined for a 3.22 GPA for the spring semester, maintaining their cumulative GPA of 3.21. Gonzaga student-athletes constantly dot the West Coast Conference all-academic teams, and on a national scale 20 student-athletes have been named to CoSIDA/Verizon Academic All-America squads. The Gonzaga baseball program has pro-duced six Academic All-America accolades, in-cluding Eric Rodland and Jared Hertz, both two-time honorees.

Gonzaga’s WCCScholar-Athletes of the Year

2004 Blake Stepp (Basketball) 2002 Dan Dickau (Basketball) 1994 Jeff Brown (Basketball) 1992 Jarrod Davis (Basketball) 1985 Bryce McPhee (Basketball) 1984 John Stockton (Basketball) 1982 Bill Dunlap (Basketball)

With the opening of the new Gonzaga academic center in the summer of 2003, Gonzaga student-athletes can now take ad-vantage of several academic tools. Tutors and additional class help can be accessed through the academic offi ce. Student-athletes can also take advantage of the updated computer lab located in the academic center, available to student-athletes for work on term papers and additional projects.

Gonzaga Academic All-American Honors

Academic and athletic success go hand-in-hand at Gonza-ga as witnessed by the Bulldogs 20 Academic All-Ameri-can recipients. In 1994, Gonzaga’s Jeff Brown was named the Academic All-American of the Year and in 2002 John Stockton was inducted into the Verizon Academic All-American Hall of Fame (photo below).

Gonzaga Academic All-Americans

Baseball2002 Eric Rodland (3rd Team)2001 Jared Hertz (1st Team) Eric Rodland (3rd Team)2000 Jared Hertz (3rd Team)1990 Gary Van Tol (3rd Team)

Men’s Soccer2007 George Josten (1st Team)2006 George Josten (1st Team)2005 George Josten (3rd Team)

Men’s Basketball2004 Blake Stepp (2nd Team)2003 Blake Stepp (3rd Team)2002 Dan Dickau (1st Team)1994 Jeff Brown (1st Team) *1993 Jeff Brown (1st Team)1992 Jarrod Davis (1st Team) Jeff Brown (3rd Team)1991 Jarrod Davis (2nd Team)1990 Jim McPhee (2nd Team)1985 Bryce McPhee (1st Team)1984 Bryce McPhee (2nd Team) John Stockton (2nd Team)1983 Bryce McPhee (3rd Team)* Academic All-American of the Year


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Mission Statement of Gonzaga University Gonzaga University belongs to a long and distinguished tradition of humanistic, Catholic, and Jesuit education. We are committed to preserving and developingthat tradition and communicating it to our students and alumni. As humanistic, we recognize the essential role of human creativity, intelligence, and initiative in the construction of society and culture. As Catholic, we affi rm the heritage which has developed through two thousand years of Christian living, theological refl ection, and authentic interpretation. As Jesuit, we are inspired by thevision of Christ at work in the world, transforming it by His love, and calling men and women to work with Him in loving service of the human community. All these elements of our tradition come together within the sphere of free intellectual inquiry characteristic of a university. At Gonzaga, this inquiry is primarilyfocused on Western culture, within which our tradition has developed. We also believe that a knowledge of traditions and cultures different from our own draws us closer to the human family of which we are a part and makes us more aware of both the possibilities and limitations of our own heritage. Therefore, in addition to our primary emphasis on Western culture, we seek to provide for our students some opportunity to become familiar with a variety of human cultures. In the light of our own tradition and the variety of human societies, we seek to understand the world we live in. It is a world of great technological progress, scien-tifi c complexity and competing ideologies. It offers great possibilities for cooperation and interdependence, but at the same time presents us with the fact of widespread poverty, hunger, injustice, and the prospect of degeneration and destruction. We seek to provide for our students some understanding of contemporary civilization; and we invite them to refl ect with us on the problems and possibilities of ascientifi c age, the ideological differences that separate the peoples of the world, and the rights and responsibilities that come from commitment to a free society. In thisway we hope to prepare our students for an enlightened dedication to the Christian ideals of justice and peace.

Thayne McCulloh - Interim PresidentThayne McCulloh - Interim President Dr. Thayne McCulloh (BA, ’89) became Gonzaga University’s interim president in the summer of 2009, suc-ceeding the eleven-year ten-ure of Jesuit President Father Robert J. Spitzer. McCulloh, with 19 years as a Gonzaga administrator, knows that it is his job – ‘interim’ title not-withstanding – to collaborate with other Gonzaga stake-holders and continue to build upon Fr. Spitzer’s remarkable legacy. In fall 2009, Gonzaga enrolled its largest fresh-man class ever, more than 1,200 students, bringing the university overall enrollment to more than 7,500. While con-tinued success in all ways is important to McCulloh, sustaining and reinforcing the mission of Gonzaga as a Jesuit, Catholic and humanistic institution is fundamental to him. “We, as a community, are going to be led fi rst and foremost by our University Mission, which unites us and allows us to re-main focused and faithful to the charge that has been given to all of us,” McCulloh said. “Our fundamental mission is to educate men and women in an environment that is both academically rigorous and distinctively Jesuit, Catholic, and humanistic.”McCulloh knows that environment well. He spent three years here as an undergraduate, earning his bachelor’s degree in psychology, before moving on to Oxford University to earn a doctorate in experimental social psychology. He returned to Gonzaga in 1990 and has held numerous positions – and worked on many projects – over the past 19 years. These include service as interim academic vice president, vice president for administra-tion and planning, associate academic vice president, and dean of student fi nancial services, among others. Gonzaga is ingrained in him. “Gonzaga is our life in a lot of ways,” said McCulloh, who

with wife Julie (BA ’92, MBA ’97, Gonzaga’s dean of admission), has three daughters. “The way we choose to work and live is with an understanding that it’s not merely ‘a job.’ We feel we are participating in something really important. It’s great to be a part of it, and it’s why we feel at home at Gonzaga. It’s hard to draw a sharp distinction between our private life and our life at Gonzaga, as there is an awful lot that we share, as a family, in common with others who work here.

“I came to Gonzaga to get a college education, and what brought me back as an employee was the awareness that this place is about transforming women and men who have unique gifts and talents, and come from all different experiences. Here we ask students to focus on important life questions, and we challenge them to think about what they want to do with their lives that will be of benefi t to their fellow human beings. That’s a powerful and important endeavor in a world so desperately in need of it,” McCulloh said. Born in Los Angeles and raised in Washington, D.C. and Se-attle, McCulloh attended Seattle’s Bishop Blanchet High School. Following high school, he completed a three-year enlistment as a food service sergeant in the U.S. Army. He arrived at Gonzaga in its centennial year (1986), served as a resident assistant and resi-dent director, was president of Alpha Sigma Nu (the Jesuit honor society), and was elected student body president. He, Julie, and their three daughters are big fans of Gonzaga sports and attend home games when their schedules permit. McCulloh will serve as interim president pending the selec-tion of a permanent Jesuit president by the Board of Trustees.


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Gonzaga AdministrationCHUCK MURPHYVice President - Finance

Chuck Murphy, vice president for fi nance, as-sumed the duties of oversee-ing Gonzaga University’s athletic department June 1, 2001. He replaced Harry Sladich who retired as vice president of administration and planning after nearly 40 years at the school. Murphy, however, is no stranger to Gonzaga, grad-uating with a BBA in accounting in 1973. After earn-ing his CPA in 1974, he worked as an auditor for the accounting fi rm of Coopers and Lybrand from 1973-76 and as controller for the Pring Corporation from 1976-78. He joined Gonzaga University in 1978 as control-ler, and became vice president for fi nance in 1985. With Sladich’s retirement, Gonzaga President Rob-ert J. Spitzer, S.J., re-organized the responsibilities of several of his vice presidents. In addition to over-seeing athletics, Murphy is also responsible for the bookstore, controller’s offi ce, faculty services, mail services and plant and construction. During the past 16 years, Murphy has overseen the construction of the Jundt Art Center and Museum, the Dussault and Burch Apartments, the Rosauer Center for Education, the Foley Center library and the Jep-son Center for Business Administration. He was also actively involved in the expansion projects for the Herak Center for Engineering and the Martin Centre for athletics. He is also instrumental in Gonzaga’s ac-quisition of property adjacent to campus. Murphy and his wife, Linda, who serves as Gon-zaga’s director of student accounts, have six children; Brian, Shawn, Steve, Kalin, Melissa and Greg, who passed away in 2002; and three grandchildren. Mur-phy is a lifelong Spokane resident. He attended Gon-zaga Prep.

Ken AndersonFaculty Representative

Ken Anderson begins his 11th year as the Faculty Athletics Representative to the NCAA and Institutional Representative to the West Coast for Gonzaga Univer-sity, appointed by then-pres-ident Fr. Edward Glynn, S.J. in the spring of 1997. Anderson works as a li-aison between the university administration and the athletic department in issues regarding the NCAA and WCC, as well as being an invaluable adviser to athletic director Mike Roth on issues of compliance, academics, student-athlete welfare, scheduling, departmental poli-cy and personnel matters. He was also elected president of the WCC in June, 2001. The native of San Pedro, Calif., is no stranger to Bulldog athletics. A two-year Bulldog basketball letter-winner (1980-81), he served as the volunteer assistant men’s basketball coach for the 1991-92 season and has chaired the University Athletic Council since 1998. He organized the Old Dogs men’s exhibition basketball game featuring former Bulldog players. A 1981 graduate from Gonzaga with a Bachelor of Business Administration, Anderson remained at GU to complete his M.B.A. in 1982. He pursued his doctor-al studies at the University of Nebraska, receiving his Ph.D. in 1988. Anderson returned to his alma mater in 1986 as an Assistant Professor of Management in the School of Business Administration, was promoted to Associate Professor in 1991 and to Professor in September 2000. He has authored many articles for various professional publications, has made numerous paper presentations and been an integral part of instructional and new course development. Anderson and his wife Sue have two children, K.C. (1986), a 2009 Gonzaga alum, and Molly (1990), a cur-rent GU student.


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Mike Roth enters his 13th year as Gonzaga Univer-sity’s athletic director and under his leadership the Bull-dogs athletic programs have grown from a recognized regional power to a player on the national scene. After taking over as acting athletic director in July, 1997, and being named athletic director in September of 1998, the men’s basketball team has fl ourished into one of the nation’s elite programs. The Bulldogs have made 11 straight NCAA Tournament appearances dating back to 1999 when they captured the hearts of a nation with their Elite Eight run. Over the 11 years, the Zags have also reached the Sweet Sixteen four times (2000, 2001, 2006, and 2009) and earned a Top 10 fi nal national ranking four times; 2002 - No. 6, 2004 - No. 3, 2005 - No. 10 and 2006 - No. 5. Also during Roth’s tenure the men’s basketball team has won nine West Coast Confer-ence Tournament titles and had fi ve All-America nods. The women’s basketball team has made the post-season in fi ve of the last six years, including its inaugural NCAA Tournament appearance in 2007, after winnings its inaugural WCC Tournament title, and its second NCAA Tournament appear-ance in 2009 where the Zags won their fi rst-ever game. The Zags have also appeared in three WNIT Tournament (2004, 2005, 2008) and have won an unprecedented fi ve-straight WCC regular-season titles. The men’s soccer team was the WCC Co-Champions in 2000, earned its fi rst NCAA Tournament at-large bid in 2001 and again in 2007. The women’s soccer squad made its inaugu-ral appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 2005 after earning its fi rst national ranking that season. The Bulldogs were ranked 19th in Soccer America and 22nd in Soccer Buzz. The women’s rowing team has become a powerhouse, winning 12 of 13 WCC Championships, including nine-straight from 1997-2005. Baseball also made a splash in the national scene, making its fi rst NCAA appear-ance in 28 years after winning its inaugural WCC conference series title in 2009. The Zags closed out the season ranked 22nd by Baseball America. The Gonzaga athletic program also has had extreme success in the classroom during Roth’s tenure. The Bulldogs have averaged a 3.0 GPA or higher in 22-straight semesters dating to the fall of 1998. The 2008-09 academic year was another successful one with a 3.XX fall and a 3.22 spring semes-ter GPA to maintain the cumulative GPA of 3.21. During his nine years at the helm, 973 student-athletes have been named to the President’s List (3.7 GPA or higher), while 816 student-athletes have been named to the Dean’s List (3.5-3.69 GPA). In addition, 181 student-athletes have earned WCC All-Academic rec-ognition. The Bulldogs are also fi rst in total number of student-athletes named to the WCC Commissioner’s Honor Roll since its inception in 2004. On the national scale, 10 stu-dent-athletes have garnered CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America accolades, including three-time honoree George Josten (2005, 2006, 2007 - men’s soccer), and two-time honorees Blake Stepp (2003, 2004 - men’s basketball) and Jared Hertz (2000, 2001 - baseball). Roth has overseen the upgrades of multiple facilities during his tenure. In

2003, Gonzaga added the Kermit Rudolf Fitness Center for Gonzaga students, faculty and staff. The state-of-the-art fi tness center includes two levels, housing fi tness and strength training zones. In 2004, GU opened the McCa-rthey Athletic Center, a 6,000 seat basketball arena which is now the home for both the Bulldog men’s and women’s basketball squads. The men’s team continues to play be-fore sellout crowds while the women’s attendance leads the West Coast Conference. In 2005, Gonzaga opened the Harry A. Green Indoor Rowing Facility giving GU one of the most progressive indoor training facilities on the West Coast. The 5,225-square foot facility houses more than fi fty rowing machines and three high-defi nition plasma televisions that are integrated into a computerized rowing program that allows student-athletes to compete with each other as a team. In 2007, Roth and Gonzaga added Patterson Baseball Complex and Washington Trust Field. The home to Bulldog baseball is an advanced lighted facility that incorporates an old-time baseball feel. The

new stadium includes 1,300 theater-style seats and classic brick detailing. Finally, in the summer of 2008, Roth and Gonzaga added the Gonzaga Soc-cer Field, the Diedrick/DeLong Athletic Training Center and a new Academic Lab. Up next for Roth and Gonzaga is a new indoor tennis and golf facility. The indoor golf and tennis facility will include a golf practice area along with six tennis courts. It will also feature men’s and women’s locker rooms. Roth’s ties to Gonzaga extend far beyond his time as Athletic Director. He was an assistant men’s basketball coach under Jay Hillock in 1982-83, then returned in September, 1986, as a physical education instructor. In January, 1987, he joined the athletic department as assistant athletic direc-tor/Martin Centre Director. In that span his respon-sibilities expanded to include direct administration for 10 of Gonzaga’s 14 sports programs. In 1991 he was designated the university’s compliance offi -cer to the NCAA, overseeing all matters pertaining to student-athletic eligibility at the institutional and NCAA level.

Roth was recognized as one of 29 regional recipients of the Un-der Amour AD of the Year Award (ADOY) presented by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and is a past member of the Board of Directors for the Greater Spokane Sports As-sociation (GSSA), worked the 1990 Goodwill Games as the weightlifting coordinator and was Sports Director for the 1989 Washington State Cen-tennial Games. He chaired the GSSA/ Sportswriters and Broadcasters Sports Awards Banquet, and was banquet co-chair for two years. A native of Moses Lake, Wash., Roth played basketball at Big Bend Community College, and fi nished his collegiate career at Willamette University where he graduated with a B.S. in sociology in 1979. He received his master’s in athletic administration and physical education from Gonzaga in 1983. His coaching career also included stints as an as-sistant men’s basketball coach at Big Bend CC and Spokane CC. Roth and his wife Linda have two sons, Brad (1989), a current Gonzaga student, and Matt (1991).

Mike Roth - Athletic DirectorMike Roth - Athletic Director

Athletic Director Mike Roth receiving the Under Armour AD of the Year Award in Orlando, Fla., in

July, 2009.

Athletic Director Mike Roth, with his wife Linda, and sons Brad (top left) and Matt (bottom).


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Athletic AdministrationAthletic AdministrationChris StandifordSenior Associate Athletic Director Chris Standiford enters his 18th year in the Gonzaga athletic department. Begin-ning as an undergraduate in 1990, Standi-ford earned his bachelor of arts in 1991 and master’s degree in 1993 from Gonzaga. Hired as the Assistant Martin Centre Director in January of 1993, Standiford was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director in 1997 and Associate Athletic Director in July of 2002. During his time at Gonzaga, Standiford has served as the athletic de-partment liaison during the construction of several new facilities including the Rudolf Fitness Center, McCarthey Athletic Center, Patterson Baseball Complex and Washington Trust Field and most recently the Gonzaga Soc-cer Stadium. He also helps to oversee the athletic department budget which has been gradually increased during the past several years. Standiford and his wife of 13 years Julie, have three children - son Thomas (1999) and daughters Camryn (2001) and Allyson (2005).

Dennis KalinaAssociate Athletic Director/Development Dennis Kalina enters his fourth year in the Gonzaga University athletic department as the Associate Athletic Director/Develop-ment. His duties at Gonzaga include over-seeing the Bulldogs development team and working closely with Bulldog Club mem-bers. He also develops Gonzaga’s compre-hensive fundraising and men’s basketball ticketing plan, as well as overseeing special development projects and events for the athletic department. Kalina previously worked for eight years at Bradley University as the Associate Athletic Director of External Affairs. Prior to working with the Braves, he also spent two years as the Assistant Athletic Director for Mar-keting at Northwestern State University. In addition to his responsibilities for the Zags, Kalina just fi nished his term as the president of the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators (NACMA) in the summer of 2009. A native of Portage, Ind., Kalina received both his bachelor’s degree in sports marketing/management (1995) and master’s degree in athletic ad-ministration (1996) from Indiana University, where he helped to market the Hoosier football, men’s soccer and women’s basketball teams for three years. Prior to working within the IU Athletic Department, he was also a 400-meter hurdler for two seasons on the Hoosiers’ track team. Kalina is married to the former Dina Nightenhelser. They are the proud parents of daughter Addison Shelby (2005) and son Canyon Marek (2008).

Heather GoresSenior Women’s Administrator/Associate Athletic Director Heather Gores begins her 15th year at Gonzaga University and her ninth year in athletic administration. In May of 2000 Gores was promoted to Senior Women’s Administrator af-ter serving the previous six years as an assistant coach with the women’s basketball program. In September of 2006 Gores was promoted to Associ-ate Athletic Director/SWA. Prior to joining the Gonzaga family in 1994, Gores worked for two years as an assistant coach at Washington State University where she was a four-year letterwinner for the Cougars basketball squad. During her playing career in Pull-man, Gores scored 981 points to then-rank seventh in the WSU record books. She fi nished her career as WSU’s career leader in three-point shots made with 133 and set a single-season record with 61 treys as a senior. In addition to her responsibilities at Gonzaga, Gores was se-lected to the NCAA Division I Championship Competition Cabinet, representing the West Coast Conference in September of 2006. On September 20, 2007, Gores was selected to the prestigious NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Committee. A Native of Arroyo Grande, Calif., Gores received her bachelor of science in physical education and health from Washington State University in 1993 and earned her master of arts in organizational leadership from Gonzaga in 2003. The former Heather Norman was married to Greg Gores in Au-gust of 1998. The couple have two children - daughter Kaitlin (2001) and son Garrett (2003).

Shannon StrahlAssociate Athletic Director/Compliance Shannon Strahl joined the Gon-zaga University staff on a full-time basis as the compliance and academ-ics coordinator in May of 2000. In 1999 Strahl worked as a graduate as-sistant in the compliance offi ce. She received her MBA in 2002. In July 2003 she was promoted to an assistant athletic director and again promoted in 2006 to associate athletic director. A 1999 graduate of Gonzaga, Strahl understands the balance be-tween academics and athletics at Gonzaga having played four sea-sons on the women’s soccer team. She was a two-time WCC All-Academic selection and two-time All-WCC honorable mention pick. Following her senior season, Strahl was selected as the Bulldog Club Senior Female Athlete of the Year. Strahl oversees the areas of compliance and academics to ensure that student-athletes, coaches, athletic department staff, and boosters meet institutional, West Coast Conference and NCAA standards. The former Shannon Stanford, she was married to Bobby Strahl on July 5, 2003. The couple are proud parents of two sons; Bo (2005) and Brady (2007).


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Gonzaga University Department of Athletics Mission Statement

This institution is committed to a philosophy of unquestioned academic and fi nancial integrity of our athletics program and to the accountability of the Athletics Department to the values and goals befi tting higher education. In keeping withthe University’s Mission Statement, the Department of Athletics seeks to initiate, stimulate and improve intercollegiateathletic programs for our student athletes and to promote educational leadership, physical fi tness and recreational pur-suits. As part of an equal opportunity, affi rmative action university, the Gonzaga University Department of Athletics is

committed to supporting equitable opportunities for all students and staff, including women and minorities.

Matt BeckmanDirector of Marketing

Gillian BrooksmillerProgram Assistant/

Development

Paul BrownDirector of Athletic Giving

Tommy BrownAthletic Turf Manager

Peter ClarkAssistant Athletic Trainer

Kerri CongerAssistant Director

Rudolph Fitness Center

Josh CoxTicket Manger/Travel

Coordinator

Vicki CraigenComputer Information

Specalist

Abbie DavisAdministrative Assistant/

Development

Steve DeLongDirector of Athletic Training

Erik HildebrandCompliance Offi cer

Jose HernandezDirector


Jared HertzAssistant Athletic Director/

Business Operations

Steve HertzDirector of Athletic Relations

Rian OliverBasketball Academic

Coordinator

Katie LoveGraduate Intern/Athletic

Academic Services

David MartinAssistant Director


Joel Morgan Assistant Atheltic Director/

Facilities

Rob KavonDirector of Athletic Facilities

Regina PaolucciDirector of Capital Support

Shelly RadtkeAssociate Director


Mike RodenDirector of Academic

Support Services

Sonja SteeleAdministrative Assistant/

Basketball

Louise TogersonChamps Life Skills

Coordinator

Chris JohnsonDirector of Ticket Operations

and Travel

Kris KasselGeneral Manager/IMG

Andy MainAssistant Director


Gayle ClaytonAdministrative Assistant/

Offi ce Manager

Sheri FitzhumAccounting Assistant

Ryne DanielGraduate Intern/Facilites

Jen NylandAssistant Athletic Trainer

Devon ThomasDirector of Annual Giving

Leanne StocktonAssistant Athletic Trainer

Megan BrownGraduate Intern/Facilities

Athletic Support StaffAthletic Support Staff

Jana YoungAdministrative Secretary

Eric GunningAssistant Athletic Trainer

Shelby UlmanGraduate Intern/

Marketing


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Abby BennettAssistant Women’s

Volleyball

Steve BennettAssistant Baseball

Jodie Kaczor BerryAssistant Women’s

Basketball

Amanda BrownDirector of Women’s Basketball Operations

Michelle ElliottAssistant Women’s

Basketball

Danny EvansAssistant Baseball

Mark FewHead Men’s

Basketball Coach

Melissa FlintHead Women’s Rowing Coach

Lisa Mispley FortierAssistant Women’s

Basketball

Dave GanttHead Women’s Volleyball

Coach

Dan GehnDirector of Rowing/Head

Men’s Coach

Ray GiacolettiAssistant Men’s Basketball

Kelly GravesHead Women’s

Basketball Coach

Robert GrayHead Men’s Golf Coach

D.J. GuruleHead Women’s Tennis Coach

Courtney HaaseAssistant Women’s Rowing

Vito HigginsAssistant Men’s Soccer

Travis KnightAssistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Jerry KrauseDirector of Men’s Basketball

Operations

Tommy LloydAssistant Men’s Basketball

Peter MacDonaldHead Men’s Tennis Coach

Mark MachtolfHead Baseball Coach

Lester MelendezAssistant Women’s

Soccer

Sarah MichelsonAssistant Strength and Conditioning Coach

Brynn MurphyAssistant Women’s

Volleyball

Mike NilsonStrength and

Conditioning Coach

Leon RiceAssistant Men’s

Basketball

Brad RickelHead Women’s

Golf Coach

Shea SwobodaAssistant Women’s

Soccer

Mike ThompsonAssistant Men’s

Soccer

Einar ThorarinssonHead Men’s

Soccer Coach

Vicki TiffanyCheerleading Coach

Pat TysonHead Cross Country/Track

and Field Coach

Shawn BagnallAssistant Men’s Crew

Amy EdwardsHead Women’s Soccer

Gonzaga CoachesGonzaga Coaches

Mark VoorheesAssistant Women’s

Rowing


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All area codes are 509Email address for all employees

<last name>@athletics.gonzaga.edu unless noted.

Main Offi ce Fax 313-5787Sports Information Fax 313-5730Basketball Fax 313-3958Ticket Offi ce Phone 313-6000

Athletic AdministrationMike Roth - Athletic Director 313-3519Ken Anderson - Faculty Representative 313-3418 E-Mail [email protected] Standiford - Senior Associate AD 313-4210Heather Gores - Associate AD/SWA 313-3599Shannon Strahl - Associate AD/Compliance 313-5700Dennis Kalina - Associate AD/Development 313-4211Oliver Pierce - Assistant AD/SID 313-6373Joel Morgan - Assistant AD/Facilities 313-3963Jared Hertz - Assistant Athletic Director/Business 313-4203Gayle Clayton - Offi ce Manager 313-4204Jana Young - Administrative Secretary 313-3981

Marketing & DevelopmentDennis Kalina - Associate AD/Development 313-4211Steve Hertz - Director of Athletic Relations 313-4226Matt Beckman - Direcor of Marketing 313-6818Paul Brown - Director of Major Gifts 313-4084Regina Paoluicci - Director of Capital Support 313-5731Devon Thomas - Director of Annual Giving 313-5721TBD - Communications Specalist 313-3966Abbie Davis - Administrative Assistant/Development 313-5530Gillian Brooksmiller - Program Assistant II 313-3964Shelby Ulman - Graduate Intern/Marketing 313-4073

Academics & ComplianceShannon Strahl - Associate AD/Compliance 313-5700Mike Roden - Academic Coordinator 313-5527Rian Oliver - Basketball Academic Coordinator 313-3942Erik Hildebrand - Compliance Offi cer 313-4043Louise Torgerson - CHAMPS Life Skills Coordinator 313-4282Katie Love - Graduate Intern/Athletic Academic Services 313-3674

FacilitiesJoel Morgan - Assistant AD/Facilities 313-3963Rob Kavon - Director of Athletic Facilities 313-4213Ryne Daniel - Graduate Intern/Facilities 313-4229Megan Brown - Graduate Intern/Facilities 313-3932

Tickets & Business Offi ceChris Standiford - Senior Associate AD 313-4210Jared Hertz - Assistant Athletic Director/Business 313-4203 E-Mail [email protected] Fitzhum - Accounting Assistant 313-3675Chris Johnson - Director of Ticket Operations and Travel 313-4046Josh Cox - Ticket Manager/Travel Coordinator 313-3938GONZAGA BOX OFFICE 313-6000TicketsWest 1-800-325-SEAT (325-7328)TicketsWest Website www.ticketswest.com

Sports InformationOliver Pierce - Assistant AD/Sports Information Director 313-6373Liz Smith - Assistant Sports Information Director 313-4288Bobby Alworth- Graduate Intern/Sports Information 313-4227

Computer ServicesVicki Craigen - Information Specialist 313-3841

Sports MedicineSteve DeLong - Athletic Trainer 313-4205Peter Clark - Assistant Athletic Trainer 313-5591Eric Gunning - Assistant Athletic Trainer 313-5785Jennifer Nyland - Assistant Athletic Trainer 313-5786Leanne Stockton - Assistant Athletic Trainer 313-4075

Strength and ConditioningMike Nilson - Strength and Conditioning Coach 313-4099

Kermit R. Rudolf Fitness CenterJose Hernandez - Director 313-3980Shelly Radtke - Associate Director 313-3977Kerri Conger - Assistant Director 313-3978David Martin - Assistant Director 313-3976Andy Main - Assistant Director 313-4252

Corporate Sponsorships-IMG Kris Kassel - General Manager 313-5729TBD - Sponshorship Marketing Consultant 313-5728TBD - IMG Graduate Intern 313-5728

Sodexho Sports & LeasureJason Aupied - General Manager 313-6905 E-Mail [email protected] Theison - Concessions Manager 313-6956 E-Mail [email protected] Schroeder - Catering Manager 313-6978 E-Mail [email protected]

CheerleadingVicki Tiffany - Head Coach 509-944-0862

BaseballMark Machtolf - Head Coach 313-4209Danny Evans - Assistant Coach 313-4078Steve Bennett - Assistant Coach 313-3597

Men’s BasketballMark Few - Head Coach 313-4218Leon Rice - Associate Head Coach 313-6377Tommy Lloyd - Assistant Coach 313-4215Ray Giacoletti - Assistant Coach 313-6374Jerry Krause - Director of Basketball Operations 313-5531Rian Oliver - Basketball Academic Coordinator 313-3942Sonja Steele - Administrative Assistant 313-4201

Women’s BasketballKelly Graves - Head Coach 313-4217Jodie Kaczor Berry - Assistant Coach 313-4240Lisa Mispley Fortier - Assistant Coach 313-3496Michelle Elliott - Assistant Coach 313-4219Amanda Brown - Director of Basketball Operations 313-4219Rian Oliver - Basketball Academic Coordinator 313-3942Sonja Steele - Administrative Assistant 313-4202

Cross Country/Track (Men and Women)Pat Tyson 313-5782 Men’s GolfRobert Gray - Head Coach 313-4081

Women’s GolfBrad Rickel - Head Coach 313-3672

Men’s RowingDan Gehn - Director of Rowing/Head Coach 313-4228Shawn Bagnall - Assistant Coach 313-4045

Women’s RowingMelissa Flint - Head Coach 313-4032Courtney Haase - Assistant Coach 313-4044Mark Voorhees - Assistant Coach 313-4221

Men’s SoccerEinar Thorarinsson - Head Coach 313-4076Mike Thompson - Assistant Coach 313-4080Vito Higgins - Assistant Coach 313-4297

Women’s SoccerAmy Edwards - Head Coach 313-4222Lester Melendez - Assistant Coach 313-4042Shea Swoboda - Assistant Coach 313-4283

Men’s TennisPeter MacDonald - Head Coach 321-4206

Women’s TennisD.J. Gurule - Head Coach 313-4074

VolleyballDavid Gantt - Head Coach 313-6376Abby Bennett - Assistant Coach 313-5837Brynn Murphy - Assistant Coach 313-4041

Mailing AddressGonzaga University Athletics

502 E. BooneSpokane, WA 99258-0066

Offi cial Gonzaga Athletics Websitewww.gozags.com

Staff DirectoryStaff Directory


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Media InformationMedia InformationOliver PierceAssistant AD/Sports Information Director

Oliver Pierce is in his 22nd year as As-sistant Athletic Director/Sports Information Director for Gonzaga University. Pierce joined the Bulldogs in 1989 and is responsible for the overall operations of the sports information offi ce, including Gon-zaga’s combined 22 post-season appearanc-es involving the sports of men’s basketball, women’s basketball, volleyball, men’s soccer and baseball. During his Gonzaga tenure he has toured the Soviet Union’s Georgia Re-public with the Bulldog baseball team on a 10-day goodwill trip in 1989; served as media relations director for the 1989-91 Pacifi c-10 Conference North Baseball Tournament; di-rected media relations efforts for the 1992 USA Women’s Olympic Basketball Team during its one-week training session held at Gonzaga, and was editor of the National Collegiate Baseball Writers As-sociation monthly newsletter from 1991-94. A native of Spokane where he was a 1971 graduate of Lewis and Clark High, he also served as the assistant SID at his alma mater of Washington State University from 1977-85. While at WSU he assisted with the 1982 and 1984 NCAA First and Second Round Men’s Basketball Tournament hosted by the Cougars and was the SID for the Pacifi c-10 Conference North All-Star baseball team that participated in the Honkbal (Baseball) Tournament in Haarlem, The Netherlands, in the summer of 1984. Pierce is a member of the College Sports Information Director’s of America, the United States Basketball Writer’s Association and a previous member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writer’s Association. He is also active with American Legion Baseball. He served on the Awards Committee for the West Coast Confer-ence and is a former chairman of the WCC Sports Information Directors. He married Maribeth Frazier on May 1, 2001.

Liz SmithAssistant Sports Information Director

Liz Smith is in her fourth year as the Assistant Sports Information Director at Gonzaga University. She is the primary contact for women’s basketball, men’s and women’s crew and volleyball in addition to producing all of the department’s media guides and game programs. A 2001 graduate of the University of Wisconsin- Parkside, Smith had previously worked as an assistant sports information director at Longwood University (Va.), a graduate assistant at Robert Morris Univer-sity (Pa.) and an intern at the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (Pa.) prior to com-ing to Gonzaga. She received a master’s of sci-ence degree in sport management from Robert Morris in 2004. While attending Wisconsin-Parkside, Smith was a four-year member of the women’s soccer team.

BOBBY ALWORTHGraduate Intern/Sports Information

Bobby Alworth enters his second year as the sports information graduate intern at Gonzaga University in 2008-09. Alworth serves as the primary contact for baseball, women’s soccer and men’s and women’s tennis. A 2006 graduate of California Baptist University, Alworth previously worked in the media relations offi ce at the University of California, Riverside. He worked as an intern for a year before taking on the role of Assis-tant Director for seven months. Alworth was a three-year member of the California Baptist baseball team, earning a scholar-athlete award in 2006.

Gonzaga UniversitySports Information

502 E. BooneSpokane, WA 99258-0066

Oliver PierceSports Information Director

(509) 313-6373 - work(509) 891-7819 - home(509) 280-8421 - cell

[email protected]

Liz SmithAssistant Sports Information Director

(509) 313-4288 - work(509) 435-8660 - cell

[email protected]

Bobby AlworthGraduate Intern

(509) 313-4227 - work(951) 452-6129 - cell

[email protected]

SID Fax: (509) 313-5730

Bulldogs on the Web: www.gozags.com

Newspapers/Wire ServiceNewspaper Spokesman-ReviewAddress 999 W Riverside Spokane, WA 99210Phone (509) 459-5500Sports Editor Joe Palmquist

Newspaper Coeur d’Alene PressAddress 201 N 2nd Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814Phone (208) 664-8176Sports Editor Mark Nelke E-Mail [email protected]

Wire Services Associated PressAddress 999 W Riverside Spokane, WA 99210Phone (509) 624-1258Sports Editor Nick Geranios

Television StationsAffi liate KHQ-TV (Channel 6/NBC)Address 1201 W. Sprague Spokane, WA 99201-4102Sports Reporter Sam Adams ([email protected]) Sports Reporter Justin Lange ([email protected])Sports Reporter Josh Godfrey ([email protected])Phone/Fax (509) 448-4659/(509) 448-6397

Affi liate KREM-TV (Channel 2/CBS)Address 4103 S Regal Spokane, WA 99223Sports Director Tim Lewis ([email protected])Assistant Chris Bach ([email protected])Phone/Fax (509) 838-7371/(509) 448-6397

Affi liate KXLY-TV (Channel 4/ABC)Address 500 W Boone Spokane, WA 99201Sports Director Derek Deis ([email protected]) Reporter Ben Kaplan ([email protected])Phone/Fax (509) 324-4040/(509) 327-3932

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