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FRESNO STATE • UNIVERSITY INFORMATION ____________Location .................................................................... Fresno, Calif.Founded / Enrollment ................................................1911/ 23,060Nickname / Colors ................................... Bulldogs / Red and BlueConference ............................................Mountain West (3rd Year)Facility ................................................... Save Mart Center (3,333)Press Row ............................................................. (559) 347-3699President ........................................................Dr. Joseph I. CastroDirector of Athletics / SWA ........ Thomas C. Boeh / Michael BoeleFaculty Athletics Rep. ............Dr. Dawn Lewis, Dr. David Schecter

BULLDOG COACHING STAFF __________________________Head Coach....................... Lauren Netherby-Sewell (Nevada ‘01)Career / School Record (Years) .................126-112 (8) / 83-93 (6)MW Record (Years) ......................................................... 20-16 (2)E-mail ......................................................lnsewell@csufresno.eduOffice Phone / FAX .................................(559) 278-2837 / F -6583Assistant Coach....................Mallori Gibson (4th Year, Pacific ‘10)..............................................................magibson@csufresno.eduAssistant Coach ......................Joe Skinner (1st Year, Oregon ‘11)................................................................. [email protected] Coach ...................................... Hunter Knight (1st Year)Manager ...................................................Bryan Salles (2nd Year)Athletic Trainers .. Cory Minter (2nd Year), Ralph Sandoval (1st Year)

VOLLEYBALL TEAM INFORMATION _____________________2013 Overall Record (MW) / Postseason . 17-15 (11-9 / T4th) / NA2013 Team Hitting Percentage / Opponent ...............0.226 / 0.208Letterwinners Returning/Lost...................................................8 / 5Starters Returning/Lost............................................ 3 (+ libero) / 3Seniors / Juniors / Sophomores / Freshmen .................4 / 3 / 2 / 5

Top Returnees (Key 2013 Statistics)Maci Murdock, Sr., MB - .350, 2.02 k/s, 0.90 b/sZana Bowens, Jr., OH - .144, 1.49 k/s, 0.12 sa/s, 1.37 d/sKatie Pearson, Sr., MB - .194, 0.61 k/s, 0.71 b/s, 0.21 sa/sMolly Pearson, RJr., MB - .242, 0.59 k/s, 0.76 b/sChristina Lee, Sr., L/DS/S - 7.88 a/s, 2.76 d/s, 0.14 sa/sBrooke Legaux, So., S - 3.85 a/sMaggie Eppright, So., L/DS - 3.40 d/s, 0.16 sa/s

Newcomers (6)Lauren Torres, Fr., MB ................ Jacqueline Hutcheson, Fr., L/DSCarly Scarbrough, Fr., OH ....................... Taylor Brubaker, Fr., OHHaylee Roberts, RFr.-TR, OH.............Jelena Jovanovic, Jr.-TR, S

2013 Players Lost to GraduationKorrin Wild, OH*^ - .208, 3.77 k/s, 0.29 sa/s, 2.57 d/s, 0.30 b/sMarissa Brand, OH*^ - .261, .317 k/s, 0.10 sa/s, 2.36 d/s, 0.40 b/sHolly Franks, RS - .198, 2.80 k/s, 0.31 sa/s, 1.90 d/s, 0.79 b/sLauren Albertson, MB - .176, 0.89 k/s, 0.64 b/sMegan Callahan, RS - .258, 0.72 k/s, 0.22 b/s

* All-MW Team; ^ All-WAC Team

BULLDOG VOLLEYBALL HISTORY _____________________All-Time Overall / Conf. Record (Yrs.) ..626-615-12 (50) / 272-318All-Time MW Record (Years) ........................................... 20-16 (2)AIAW Tournament Appearances (1972) .......................................1NCAA Tournament Appearances (1984, ‘91, ‘98, 2002) ...............4All-Region Selections .................................................................10All-Conference Selections ..........................................................56Academic All-Americans ...............................................................1Academic All-District .....................................................................5Academic All-Conference ...........................................................97Olympians.....................................................................................1Professional Players ...................................................................10

FRESNO STATE • UNIVERSITY INFORMATION .Head Coach Profile ..............................................2Assistant Coach Profiles.......................................4Returnee Profiles ..................................................6Newcomer Profiles .............................................14

2013 SEASON RECAP / STATISTICS ..................2013 Year in Review ...........................................16Senior Profiles ....................................................182013 Season Results .........................................232013 Season Statistics .......................................242013 Conference Season Statistics ...................252013 Team Statistic Leaders ..............................262013 Match-by-Match Kills-Assists-Digs-Blocks 272013 Season Highs ............................................282013 Team Match Statistic Comparison .............302013 MW Conference Statistics / Honors...........31Notable Team Statistics / Match Leaders ...........33

RECORD BOOK ....................................................Career Leaders...................................................34Season Leaders .................................................35Match Leaders ....................................................36Record Breakdown .............................................37Annual Leaders ..................................................38Team Statistics By Year ......................................40Honor Roll...........................................................41Fighting Spirit Award ...........................................43All-Time Letterwinners ........................................44All-Time Coaching Records ................................45All-Time Year-by-Year Results ............................46

TABLE OF CONTENTS


SEASON PREVIEW

Brooke Legaux

Katie Pearson

Molly Pearson

rEADY TO rOAr The Bulldogs said farewell to one of their greatest-ever senior classes last year, but that also means a talented group of newcomers will have the opportunity to make an immediate impact.

Seventh-year head coach Lauren Netherby-Sewell has re-established the ‘Dogs as a program to watch on the West Coast. In 2012 and 2013, Fresno State went 18-13 and 17-15 – their first back-to-back winning seasons since 2003-04. Likewise their RPI ratings of 90 and 100 the last two seasons are also its best since 2004.

Looking ahead to their third season of Mountain West play, the ‘Dogs have not backed down from a more challenging conference slate and have placed fourth the past two seasons – both equal or better to their pre-season conference rankings.

The team returns starters from last year at middle blocker, libero and setter, while a talented, group of six newcomers will help to make up for the graduation of three of three conference-honored hitters and a fourth starter that served as a team captain.

Junior middle blocker Maci Murdock is an obvious honors candidate for the squad and the three-year starter is the program’s career leader in career hitting (.329).

Other starters back include the libero/defensive specialist duo of senior Christina Lee and sophomore Maggie Eppright, junior outside hitter Zana Bowens and senior and junior twins Katie and Molly Pearson.

The team’s other returnees includes senior outside hitter Jaimee-Lee Morrow and sophomore setter Brooke Legaux.

The large group of new faces features two transfers – junior setter Jelena Jovanovic and redshirt freshman outside hitter Haylee Roberts – and four freshmen – outside hitters Taylor Brubaker and Carly Scarbrough, middle blocker Lauren Torres and defensive specialist Jacque Hutcheson.

The Bulldogs will point towards a travel-heavy 34-match slate that features featuring trips to four time zones and matches against teams from 10 different conferences. Bulldog fans will get their opportunity to cheer the ‘Dogs at nine home dates at the Save Mart Center along with two exhibitions.


OUTSIDE HITTER The team’s lone returning starter at outside hitter from last year, junior Zana Bowens was one of the team’s biggest surprises at the be-

ginning of 2013, and started 12 of the 30 matches that she played in 2013. She quadrupled her previous career high in kills in the opening weekend of 2013 thanks to her first 20-kill matches vs. Rice (21) and Santa Clara (20), and had another 17-kill effort in a win vs. UC Irvine.

Playing +20 matches for the third straight season, senior Jaimee-Lee Morrow was one of the team’s most called-up serving specialists last year. Her season per-set average (0.20) ranked fourth for Fresno State last year, and she logged aces in seven contests.

Redshirt junior Molly Pearson may switch back to the right side after she posted many of her career highs last year at middle blocker. Her nine blocks in a four-set win vs. Utah State also stood out as a team season high and was one of four match highs for the ‘Dogs. She also stood third on the team in blocks (0.76 p/s) for the campaign.

Redshirt freshman Haylee Roberts arrives with a talented prep resume from her career at Liberty High School in Bakersfield. A Prep Volleyball Senior Ace nominee, she was also accorded Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 and Under Armour All-America Honorable mention status and transferred from Oregon. Her 6-3 frame and quick, strong swing should help her make an immediate impact on the offense.

Freshman Taylor Brubaker (San Clemente, Calif.) helped lead San Clemente High School to a South Coast League title and runner-up finish and CIF third- and second-round placings. A team captain as a senior, she was a Regional High Performance Team selection in 2010 and played for the Saddleback and T-Street club teams.

Freshman Carly Scarbrough (Sarasota, Fla.) was a four-year letterwinner for Riverview High School squads that claimed a Patriot League runner-up finish. A team MVP and two-time captain, she was an 2012 all-area honoree and Florida Indoor High Performance selection in 2011 and ‘12 and Team USA Indoor High Performance selection in 2012.

MIDDLE BLOCKERSenior Maci Murdock continued to be an integral part of the offense last year, and her .358 hitting mark ranked third-best all-time for the ‘Dogs and 69th nationally. A

three-time All-Tournament pick already, she also picked up her first MW Player of the Week honor last year in the middle of a five-match, 60-attempt error-less streak during the heart of MW action. The Turlock, Calif., native was equally dependable defensively, and led the team in blocks on the season (0.90 p/s) and in 17 matches.

Senior Katie Pearson will switch back to the right side after boosting the team in the middle in 2013. She played a career-high 20 matches and 56 sets last year, mostly in the second half of the year. At end of the year, she ranked 12th in the MW in aces (0.23 p/s) and third on the squad after she dialed up 12 aces in the span of 20 sets midway through the conference slate. Her blocks per set average (0.71 p/s) stood fourth on the squad, and she led the team in the category four times.

Freshman Lauren Torres (Visalia, Calif.) adds another talented physical presence and was a 2013 Fresno Bee Fall All-Star and West Yosemite League MVP. She led her El Diamante High School team to three WYL titles, a D-II championship and runner-up finish and 102-22 record, and was also a talented jumper for the Miner track and field squad.

SETTERJunior transfer Jelena Jovanovic arrives for the fall of 2014 after starting the last two seasons for Florida

Atlantic. The former team captain led the team and ranked sixth in the Sun Belt Conference in aces as a freshman (0.29 p/s), and ranked second on the squad in 2013 (0.22 p/s). The Belgrade, Serbia native helped her club team claim two national championship silver medals and one regional gold medal.

Sophomore Brooke Legaux’s mid-year emergence last year helped the team quickly switch midseason to a 6-2 offense and jumpstart a 10-2 run in league action. The Mission Viejo, Calif., product helped the team rank second in the league in hitting in MW play (.245) and third in kills (14.03 p/s) and assists (13.11 p/s). Her season high in assists (21) came in a three-setter vs. conference champion Colorado State and was one of 10 double-digit assist efforts.

LIBERO/DEFENSIVE SPECIALISTShifting into the starting libero role the second week of the season, sophomore Maggie Eppright started 26 of the team’s final 27 matches last season, and ended the

year ranked sixth in the conference in digs (4.00 p/s) and tops among freshmen. Overall she led the team in the category in 16 contests, and also in aces in 10 matches - third-most on the squad.

Freshman Jacque Hutcheson (Exeter, Calif.) was a three-time Central Sequoia All-League and All-Tulare County choice, and was an All-Central Elite Senior selection. She helped her Exeter High School contend for Simi Valley and Central Section honors each year and also played club for the Central Cal Gold team.

SCHEDULEThe schedule is again national caliber and features three returning NCAA Tournament advancers – Colorado State, New Hampshire and UC Santa Barbara – while Long

Beach State (2011), Loyola Marymount (2012) and San Diego State (2012) were also recent postseason qualifiers.The season officially starts the following weekend with the Rice Invitational (August 29-30) in Houston, Texas. The `Dogs

then have three more away early-season tournaments - the Sacramento State Invitational (September 5-6), St. John’s Kissler Classic (Sept. 12-13) and CSU Bakersfield Tournament (Sept. 19-20).

Fresno State will have one more non-conference match at LIU-Brooklyn on Wednesday, September 10 as part of its East Coast swing designed by Netherby-Sewell, a former head coach at nearby Hofstra (and NCAA Tournament advancer in 2006).

The `Dogs’ first regular season home event is an exhibition vs. Fresno Pacific on Tuesday, September, 23. The squad then opens its third season of MW play that weekend at UNLV and San Diego State on Thursday and Saturday, September 25 and 27.

his season’s conference schedule will have two less matches than last year so that teams could schedule two more non-conference dates during the season. Otherwise, Fresno State will play home and away matches vs. nine of its 10 MW foes, and one match against New Mexico (in Fresno) and Air Force (at Colorado Springs).

ALL-TIME BULLDOG LISTSCareer

Hitting .329 Maci Murdock 2011-

Block Assists 264 Maci Murdock 2011-

SeasonHitting .350 Maci Murdock 3rd, 2013 .332 Maci Murdock 7th, 2012Block Assists 102 Maci Murdock 10th, 2012

MatchHitting .650 Maci Murdock 4th, vs. Yale, 9/15/12

COACH PROFILES

Maggie Eppright

Christina Lee


Looking ahead to her seventh season at the helm, Lauren Netherby-Sewell continues to chart the Bulldogs’ ascent into the nationally elite.

In her first six seasons at Fresno State, Netherby-Sewell has relied on a tried and true formula emphasizing fighting

spirit, dedication and teamwork.In return for their hard work, the `Dogs have scaled the NCAA’s Ratings Performance Index to ratings of #90 and #102

in 2012 and ‘13 - their best since 2003.By upgrading the Bulldogs’ non-conference schedule and restoring the community’s passion for traditionally strong pro-

gram, Netherby-Sewell has inspired record crowds in the Save Mart Center and developed a team focused on fundamentals and primed to excel in the Mountain West Conference.

The 2013 squad - its deepest roster in recent memory - reflected her successful recruiting philosophy to attract talented and hard-working student-athletes.

Despite the loss of its starting setter the third week of the year, the team finished with a 17-15 overall mark en route to its first back-to-back winning campaigns since 2003 and ‘04. In MW play, the team staked an 11-9 record en route to a fourth-place finish - three places better than its preseason coaches pick.

In return for the team’s success, the ‘Dogs also reaped a pair of All-MW nods (senior outside hitters Marissa Brand, Korrin Wild) and MW Newcomer of the Year honor (senior right side hitter Holly Franks).

Among MW season statistics, Wild ranked second in points and kills (3.77 / 4.24 per set) and 63rd and 76 nationally. Similarly, Maci Murdock’s .350 season hitting mark - third-best in school history - stood 70th nationally, while Frank’s 0.31 aces per set average was 163rd-best in the nation and and fifth conference-wise.

Their legacy on the Bulldog career record books was equally noted for Brand (kills, fourth, 1,310; digs, eighth, 997), Wild (aces, third, 136; aces per set, third, 0.31 p/s; digs, fifth, 1,203; kills, sixth, 1,256), Murdock (hitting, first, .329; blocks, ninth, 291) and libero Maggie Eppright (freshman digs, second, 391).

In MW stat categories, the high-flying Fresno State offense ranked second in conference play in hitting (.245) and aces (1.23 p/s), and third in assists (13.11 p/s).

In the classroom in the fall of 2013, the ‘Dogs were also a leader and received a MW-best 12 Academic All-MW selections from its 13-person roster.

In 2012, the Bulldogs enjoyed their best season in more than a decade under Netherby-Sewell. The `Dogs finished the year 18-13 and placed fourth in their first season as a Mountain West member. The season was highlighted by wins against the Pac-12’s Colorado and MW volleyball powers Colorado State and Wyoming as Fresno State spent half the league slate among among the top three.

Two Bulldogs, Wild and Barbara Alcantara, earned MW Player of the Week awards, and the latter became the first Bulldog to garner All-MW volleyball honors. Under Netherby-Sewell’s guidance, Wild and Alcantara were among the best in the nation in service aces (12th, 0.44 p/s) and assists (28th, 11.2 p/s), respectively, and MW category leaders.

Netherby-Sewell fostered the development of the program’s first Capital One Academic All-American in junior outside hitter Cecilia Agraz and one of 49 academic all-conference selections in her tenure.

Team-wise in August 2013, the squad combined for its fourth straight AVCA Team Academic Award thanks to its +3.30 team GPA for the 2012-13 academic year.In 2011, the ‘Dogs maintained their aggressive approach and continued to make significant strides resulting in just the second five-set thriller in program history against national

powerhouse and No. 3 Hawai’i in the WAC Tournament Semifinals. Three Bulldogs earned All-WAC honors as Brianna Clarke garnered her fourth all-conference nod as a member of the first team, Korrin Wild made the second team and Maci Murdock was named to the All-WAC Freshman Team. The team also showed its moxie early after losing All-WAC outside hitter Marissa Brand to a season-ending injury just 11 matches into the year. However, Netherby-Sewell focused on building the resolve and tenacity of the squad in shifting the rotation for an impressive postseason run.

THE NETHERBY-SEWELL FILE• Experience: Seventh year at Fresno State• Alma Mater: Nevada 2001• Hometown: San Clemente, Calif.

• Eight All-MW / WAC Honorees• Four Academic All-District Selections• Two-time WAC Tourney Semifinalists• 2006 National Coach of the Year Hon. Mention• 2006 Colonial Athletic Association Conference Champions / CAA Tournament Winner (Hofstra)• 2006 Colonial Athletic Association Conference Tournament Runner-up (Hofstra)•1998 NCAA Tournament Qualifier / Big West Champions (Nevada)

COACH PROFILES

LAUrEN NETHErBY-sEWELLHead Coach • Seventh Year • San Clemente, Calif. • Nevada ‘99


NETHERBY-SEWELL’S CAREER COACHING RECORDYears School Overall Conference Postseason2006 Hofstra 24-7 17-1 CAA (1st) CAA Champions / NCAA Tournament2007 Hofstra 19-12 9-5 CAA (3rd) CAA Tournament Finalists2008 Fresno State 7-20 3-13 WAC ((8th) WAC Tournament Quarterfinalists2009 Fresno State 15-16 7-9 WAC (T4th) WAC Tournament Semifinalists2010 Fresno State 13-15 7-9 WAC (T6th) WAC Regular Season (T-6th)2011 Fresno State 13-14 6-6 WAC (T4th)* WAC Tournament Semifinalists2012 Fresno State 18-13 9-7 MW (4th)*2013 Fresno State 17-15 11-9 MW (T4th)* TOTAL CAREER 126-112 69-59

In 2010, Fresno State delivered a late surge that catapulted the Bulldogs into a tie for sixth place in WAC regular season play. Brianna Clarke and Marissa Brand earned All-WAC honors Second-Team, and Cecilia Agraz became the 40-plus year program’s first CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree. Brand also was honored as a WAC Student-Athlete of the Week.

Earlier during the 2010 season, the Bulldogs welcomed 2,664 fans to the Save Mart Center for its annual exhibition match with Fresno Pacific.

In In 2010, Fresno State delivered a late surge that catapulted the Bulldogs into a tie for sixth place in WAC regular season play. Brianna Clarke and Marissa Brand earned All-WAC honors Second-Team honors, and the latter also was honored as a WAC Student-Athlete of the Week. Earlier in the slate, the Bulldogs welcomed 2,664 fans to the Save Mart Center for its annual exhibition match with Fresno Pacific – one of the largest home crowds in school history.

In her second year at Fresno State, Netherby-Sewell led the Bulldogs and her first complete recruiting class to a remarkable turnaround in 2009 that ended in the WAC Semifinals after a fourth-place conference finish.

Clarke and senior Kelly Leonardo earned All-WAC Second-Team honors, while Brand was named to the All-WAC Freshman Team. It was the first time since 2004 that the `Dogs had three All-WAC selections in one year. Clarke posted one of the best blocking seasons in school history and ranked 26th in the NCAA in blocks per set (1.30 p/s), and her 135 block assists and 158 total blocks ranked second and third on the Fresno State single-season lists.

At the Save Mart Center, the ̀ Dogs posted an impres-sive 7-4 record and their highest home attendance total ever with 18,529 fans, and their school record 1,684 per match average stood top 30 nationally.

In 2008 - her first year with the program – she guided Platt and Clarke to WAC All-Freshman Team honors (and the first time in Fresno State history that two freshmen made the team in the same season). The ̀ Dogs earned an opening-round victory over Louisiana Tech in the WAC Tournament in Honolulu.

Fresno State ranked 30th in the nation in attendance in the newly configured Save Mart Center, averaging just over 1,200 fans per match.

Later that spring, her first recruiting class of Agraz, Brand and Taylor Horton earned honorable mention honors from

prepvolleyball.com – the first-ever honor for Fresno State.Netherby-Sewell introduced the Fighting Spirit Award to Fresno State in 2008, an award begun at Hofstra University by Hall of Fame coach Fran Kalafer. Netherby-Sewell presents the award to an individual or the team on a weekly basis for the best display of a fighting spirit through adversity and challenges. At the end of the season, the individual or team who earns the most awards during the season receives the year-end Fighting Spirit Award and past recipients include Allanah Munson and Baylee Platt (2008), Kelly Mason (2010), Korrin Wild (2012) and the entire team (2009, ‘11, ‘13).

Netherby-Sewell began her head coaching career at Hofstra University in New York. Netherby-Sewell was named head coach on November 13, 2006 after serving as

interim head coach since August 2006 following the retirement of Kalafer. In two seasons, Netherby-Sewell compiled a career coaching record of 43-19 overall and a conference record of 26-6.

In her first season at the helm of the program, Netherby-Sewell took a team that lost two starters and led the team to impressive heights. The Pride posted a 24-7 record, a 17-1 conference record and won the Colonial Athletic Association championship for Hofstra’s first league title since 2000 (America East). Netherby-Sewell then coached the team to the program’s first-ever NCAA Tournament victory, a five-game win over Cornell.

Hofstra climbed from 75th in the NCAA RPI rankings at the start of 2006 and finished a program-best 35th. The team was also ranked second in the East Region.

Under Netherby-Sewell’s tutelage, senior middle blocker Liz Curley became

Hofstra’s first volleyball All-American while also earning CAA Player of the Year accolades. Setter Shellane Ogoshi repeated as CAA Setter of the Year. Both players also earned All-CAA First-Team accolades, while Beverly Rivera was a All-CAA Second-Team selection.

As a result of her team’s accomplishments, Netherby-Sewell received National Coach of the Year Honorable Mention from College Volleyball Update.

Netherby-Sewell would bring Hofstra back to the CAA title match in 2007 as the Pride compiled a 19-12 season topped off by a 9-5 record in conference action. It marked Hofstra’s first back-to-back title match appearances since the 1999 and 2000 squads won the America East. Three Pride players were honored by the CAA as Ogoshi was an All-CAA First-Team selection, junior outside hitter Lauren Engle gar-nered Second-Team accolades and senior middle blocker Amanda Beyersdorff was a Third-Team honoree. Ogoshi and

Engle were also named to the ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District I first team, while Ogoshi closed her career number one on the career assists and digs chart.

Netherby-Sewell joined the Pride staff after serving two seasons as an assistant volleyball coach at Columbia University, where she was also pursuing her master’s degree in physical education. In her only season as an assistant coach, Netherby-Sewell helped lead the Pride to a 19-8 record and a regular season Colonial Athletic Association championship and assisted in training the 2005 Colonial Athletic Association Setter and Player of the Year (Shellane Ogoshi) and three all-conference selections (Ogoshi, Tessa Sphar and Talita Silva).

In her two seasons at Columbia, Netherby-Sewell assisted with the training of student-athletes, planned practices, handled team travel arrangements and served as the recruiting coordinator. Her first recruiting class in 2004 helped the Lions add three victories to their win total from 2003, and her 2005 recruiting class, which included All-Ivy freshman Amalia Viti, helped Columbia double their 2004 victory total.

In addition to her experience at Columbia, Netherby-Sewell served as head coach of the Club Asics Long Island 17-1’s team spring 2005 and led the squad to three, first-place finishes. In 2000 she assisted in the training for the Sierra Nevada Volleyball Club’s 18-1’s squad.

Following graduation, Netherby-Sewell was a marketing coordinator and assistant art director for the Breckenridge Group, a restaurant management firm. She helped create local marketing and advertising campaigns. Among her clients were On the Border, Applebee’s and Burger King. In April 2002, she founded her own advertising agency, Netherby Advertising, which developed, designed and executed advertising plans for the Breckenridge Group.

Netherby-Sewell graduated from the University of Nevada in 2001 with a degree in advertising and journal-ism. She was a starter on the 1998 Wolf Pack team that received recognition in the top 25, won the Eastern Division of the Big West Conference and earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament. A captain in 1999, she was named MVP at the Duke University Tournament and garnered several other all-tournament honors. Netherby-Sewell still holds the Nevada single-match record for kills with 32, which she set against New Mexico State on October 8, 1998.

She enjoyed her finest season in 1998, when she re-turned from off-season heart surgery to post career-highs of 378 kills, 252 digs, 44 service aces (which ranked second in the Big West) and 41 1/2 blocks. The 378 kills ranked eighth on Nevada’s single season list, while her 44 aces were sixth in single-season history. Netherby-Sewell was also represented on the Wolf Pack’s career record lists in kills (fifth, 767) and service aces (eighth, 87).

While an undergraduate at Nevada, Netherby-Sewell interned in the Wolf Pack athletic department, assisting in marketing and event coordination. She assisted in the organization and production of the Sixth Annual Salute to Champions Dinner and Silent Auction that featured Olympic softball gold medalist Dot Richardson, and raised a significant amount of money for the women’s athletics program at Nevada.

A native of San Clemente, California, Netherby-Sewell was a standout at San Clemente High School and for the Laguna Beach Volleyball Club.

She is married to James Sewell, a Special Assistant to the Athletics staff at Fresno State and a native of Long Island, N.Y. The Sewells welcomed their first child, son Walter, in January 2012.

HEAD COACH PROFILE


MALLOri GiBsONAssistant Coach • Fourth Year • Bakersfield, Calif. • Pacific ‘09

The Central Valley native is one of the MW’s most respected coaches after a standout career as an outside hitter at Pacific and Colorado, followed by a European pro career.

Helping the ‘Dogs continue their ascent up the MW standings, Mallori Gibson looks ahead to her fourth season on the

Fresno State volleyball coaching staff after joining the program in August 2011.Gibson works primarily with the Bulldogs’ outside hitters and defensive specialists. Her other duties include, recruiting,

community service, summer camp coordination, travel operations, equipment, offensive attacking principles and additional academic support.

In 2013, the team’s deepest roster in recent memory combined for a 17-15 mark overall and its first back-to-back winning campaigns since 2003 and ‘04. In MW play, the team staked an 11-9 record en route to a fourth-place finish - three places better than its preseason coaches pick.

The ‘Dogs featured a pair of All-MW outside hitters (Marissa Brand, Korrin Wild) and the MW Newcomer of the Year (Holly Franks) and a conference-leading 12 Academic All-MW honorees that sported +3.30 GPA’s among their 13-person roster.

In MW rankings, Wild ranked second in points and kills (3.77 / 4.24 p/s) and 63rd and 76 nationally. Similarly, Maci Mur-dock’s .350 season hitting mark - third-best in school history - stood 70th nationally, while Frank’s 0.31 aces per set mark was 163rd-best in the nation and and fifth conference-wise.

The team’s legacy on the Bulldog career record books was also duly noted for Brand (kills, fourth, 1,310; digs, eighth, 997), Wild (aces, third, 136; aces per set, third, 0.31 p/s; digs, fifth, 1,203; kills, sixth, 1,256) and Murdock (hitting, first, .329; blocks, ninth, 291) and libero Maggie Eppright (freshman digs, second, 391).

In MW stat categories, the high-flying Fresno State offense ranked second in season team categories in hitting (.245) and aces (1.23 p/s), and third in assists (13.11 p/s).

Likewise in 2012, the Bulldogs enjoyed their best season since 2004. The ̀ Dogs finished the year 18-13 overall and placed fourth in their first season as Mountain West members. The season was highlighted by wins against the Pac-12’s Colorado and MW volleyball powers Colorado State and Wyoming. Fresno State spent half the conference season among the top three in the MW standings before finishing in fourth.

The Bulldogs also saw their best RPI scores in the last nine seasons at the conclusion of the 2012 and 2013 seasons (90 / 102) - their best since 2003 (45).

Two Bulldogs, Wild and Barbara Alcantara, earned MW Player of the Week awards. Alcantara became the first volleyball student-athlete to garner All-MW honors.

Gibson, a native of Bakersfield, Calif., previously played professionally for the Premier Volleyball League’s Dream Team and the Olympiacos Sport Club in Greece. In 2011, she helped lead the Olympiacos in capturing the Greek Cup Gold Medal.

She started her collegiate playing career at the University of Colorado before transferring to the University of the Pacific, where she was a two-time first-team All-Big West Conference outside hitter.

Among her collegiate experience at two top Western volleyball programs, Gibson helped her team secure a series of big wins over nationally ranked opponents. She started her collegiate playing career at the University of Colorado before transfer-ring to the University of the Pacific, where she was a two-time first-team All-Big West Conference outside hitter.

Most notably, the CU Buffaloes toppled No. 1 Nebraska, the eventual 2006 NCAA national champion, her freshman season. Gibson recorded 16 kills and three blocks in the five-set thriller that handed the Huskers its only loss of their 33-1 campaign. In 2006, her match-high 11 kills launched the Buffs to a sweep of No. 11 California, and her 13 kills, eight digs and four aces sparked an NCAA First-Round Tournament victory over No. 19 New Mexico State.

As a senior at Pacific, Gibson sparked the Tigers past No. 20 Long Beach State with a .400 hitting percentage and an im-pressive double-double of 21 kills and 15 digs. In her junior year, Gibson led Pacific to a sweep of then-No. 22 LBSU, when she

posted 13 kills and a .409 hitting percentage. Overall, Gibson finished with 694 kills in her two seasons at Pacific and 1,372 total kills in her collegiate career.Gibson also earned many academic awards while at Pacific. A two-time Academic All-Big West Team honoree, she was selected as Senior of the Year for Sports Management, and

graduated with honors, Magna Cum Laude.Following her senior year at Pacific, Gibson was invited to play in the United States Volleyball Open National Championships in Phoenix, Ariz., where she and her team took home

the silver medal.Gibson then served as a volunteer assistant coach at Pacific while completing coursework toward her Masters of Arts in Sports Sciences.As a prep, the standout from Bakersfield’s Foothill High School was one of PrepVolleyball.com’s Top 250 players in the nation. The Kern County Player of the Year led the county in

kills, digs and aces all four years in high school and set the school’s all-time kill record.A four-time all-South East Yosemite League selection in volleyball and basketball, she won six league titles in track and field - three times in the shot put, twice in the long jump and

once in the pole vault. Gibson also served as Foothill High’s Associated Student Body President with a 4.5 GPA.She is a past recipient of the U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award and the U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award while additionally garnering CIF Scholar-

Athlete of the Year honors.

THE GIBSON FILE

• Experience: Fourth year at Fresno State• Alma Mater: Pacific 2010• Hometown: Bakersfield, Calif.

• Former Pacific Volunteer Coach• Former Greek professional league player• Two-time All-Big West Team selection• PrepVolleyball.com Top 250 selection

ASSISTANT COACH PROFILE


Assistant Coach • First Year • Roseville, Calif. • Oregon ‘11

The first-year Bulldog assistant coach helped Oregon to a magical seven-year run that was capped by runner-up NCAA and Pac-12 finishes.

Before the current coaching staff’s arrival, the Ducks had gone 14 years without a winning record, yet seven years later

savored a runner-up NCAA Tournament finish in 2012. In that span, the team enjoyed two other Round of 16 placings in 2007 and ‘08 among six postseason trips.

In that same period, UO also staked five Pac-12 upper-division finishes, including a league runner-up effort in 2012 (and no finish lower than seventh place in the now 12-team conference).

Individually in that span, the Ducks racked up 12 All-America honors, 15 All-Region nods, 13 All-Pac-12 selections and one national player of the year accolade. In the classroom, UO was equally successful with four Academic All-America honors, seven Academic All-District nods and nine Academic All-Pac-12 laurels.

The Roseville, Calif., native oversaw the team’s video needs throughout his entire stint and also handled its travel and other administrative duties. He also served as the coordinator for the team’s Oregon MLK Day Team Classic that welcomed thousands of elite club players each January, and also coached the Oregon Volleyball Club team 14- and 16-age group teams. The former team tied for third place in its division in the Columbia Empire Power League (CEVA) Regional in 2012.

“This was an important hire for us,” head coach Netherby-Sewell said. “We were thorough and thoughtful, and Joe is the right fit. He stood out among a long list of wonderful candidates, and comes to us with years of experience at a highly successful program. We like that he possesses skills that have helped Oregon improve within the Pac-12 and win big-time matches like getting to the Final Four in 2012. He’s accomplished a lot at Oregon while doing it with integrity and a commitment to NCAA compliance. We are thrilled to have a great strategist and professional join our team.”

In his seven-year association with the team, Skinner first served as a UO team manager his first four years starting with the 2007 fall campaign, then became a full-time staff member in the fall of 2011.

He graduated from Oregon in 2011 with a bachelor of science degree in journalism with an emphasis in electronic media.

As a prep, the the 2005 Granite Bay High School graduate was a two-year soccer starter, and an all-league first-team and team captain as a senior. That squad won the league with an undefeated record and ranked 17th nationally, while his club team finished second in the 2005 NOMADS College Showcase. As a freshman, he attended Jesuit High School and played basketball, soccer and volleyball.

The versatile athlete also played prep volleyball two years and for the Sacramento Volleyball Club (2003-05), and lettered in basketball for GBHS.He also has family ties with the Bulldog athletic department as his uncle Jim Rademann was a football letterwinner in 1987 and ‘88 and starting center for the latter campaign’s

Raisin Bowl Champions.“I’m excited for this opportunity to learn under Lauren and continue building on the team’s success,” Skinner said. “She has done an amazing job resurrecting the Bulldog

program with outstanding student-athletes not just on the court, but in the classroom as well.”

JOE sKiNNEr

THE SKINNER FILE

• Experience: First year at Fresno State• Alma Mater: Oregon 2011• Hometown: Roseville, Calif.

• Helped Oregon to six NCAA Tournament trips (including one NCAA runner-up finish, and three NCAA Regional appearances.

ASSISTANT COACH PROFILE

Volunteer Coach • First Year • Fresno, Calif.

The first-year ‘Dog coach has worked with several top area high school and club teams. First-year volunteer assistant coach, Hunter Knight looks forward to his fifth year working with Fresno State volleyball team in 2014. In his

former work as a Fresno State team manager, he oversaw the team’s DataVolley scouting and other video services for matches and practices.At the same time, he began his coaching career as an assistant coach at Bullard High School in 2009 and ‘10 and helped guide the squad

to the 2009 D1 Section Championship match. Since then, he has coached the Fresno Volleyball Boys 17 Gold (2010) and Girls 15 Gold (2012) squads and the Central Cal Volleyball Club 18 Silver and 17 Gold club teams (2014).

As a player, the talented opposite side hitter started for the NorCal PVL Team played in the 2013 Nor-Cal Premier Professional Indoor National Tournament, and also played on a pair of NCVF national champion teams (2009, ‘13). A first-team all-tourney selection in 2013, he was also an honorable mention in 2011 and ‘12. The 2013 CCVL All-State MVP has also been a two-time all-conference MVP (2011, ‘13) and four-time all-conference selection, and the four-year team Bulldog men’s team captain helped the squad to NCCVL titles in 2009 and ‘13.

As a prep, he helped Bullard High School win the 2008 CIF Central Section and rank fifth nationally, and was selected as an All-Section First-Team honoree (2008) and two-time All-League choice (2007, ‘08).

HUNTEr KNiGHT


RETURNEE PROFILES

Junior • Outside Hitter • 5-9 • Long Beach, Calif. • Poly HS Academic All-MW

The explosive outside hitter is one of four returning starters for the ‘Dogs and the only at outside hitter. Logged her first +20-kill totals of her career to open the 2014 campaign (and four times her previous career best). Also started a match at libero as a sophomore to confirm her ability to play the back row, too.

2013 (SOPHOMORE): The outside hitter played 30 matches en route to 86 sets of action ... a starter in the first 12 matches of the year at outside hitter, she also got the opening nod the last match of the year at libero ... at season’s end, ranked fifth on squad in kills (1.49 per set) and tops among underclassmen ... led team in aces in three contests; kills and points twice, and digs once ... among her four double-digit kill totals, she opened the year with her first +20-kill career marks vs. Rice (21, .280) and Santa Clara (20, .341) after she entered the season with a prior best of five kills from 2012 vs. Northern Arizona ... she rounded out her first career double-double thanks to her 12 digs vs. the Broncos opening weekend ... in mid-September at UC Irvine, she added her season high in aces (3) and the second- and third-highest totals of her career in kills and points (17 / 20.5) ... she added another double-double at UC Irvine (17 kills, 15 digs) and was just shy of similar honors earlier that day vs. American (9 kills, 11 digs) ... she kicked off the Irvine tourney with 10 kills and a .333 hitting mark in the sweep of Xavier - her first match leader in hitting on the year - and she also logged team match highs in kills vs. Rice (21) and Xavier (10) ... her 24 points vs. Rice was also the team season high; her five blocks in three sets vs. CSUB was a career high by one over her tally against CSN (4); and her three aces vs. UC Irvine tied for the fifth-best total for the `Dogs in 2013 ... among MW match bests of the season, she ranked 10th in kills (21) ... one of 12 Bulldogs on the 13-person roster honored with Academic All-MW honors.

2012 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 30 matches and made three starts as a freshman ... averaged 0.20 aces, 1.44 digs and 0.17 kills per set in 103 sets played ... served up 21 aces, which was third on the team ... had five multi-ace efforts ... recorded a career-high three aces in a match twice ... collected 148 digs and a career best of 17 against Sacramento State ... tallied 10 or more digs in a match three times ... hit a career-high .375 and five kills against NAU ... totaled 18 kills, five assists and four blocks ... was honored to Mountain West All-Academic Team at season’s end.

HIGH SCHOOL (Long Beach Poly): Lettered four years in volleyball at Long Beach Poly ... recorded a final team record of 39-3 ... two-time captain ... won the 2011 CIF Championship ... named second-team All-Moore league twice.

PERSONAL: Born on July 29 ... the daughter of George and Lazette Bowens ... has two siblings Zion and Zoe ... loves going to the beach, spending time with her family and cooking baked goods or desserts ... chose Fresno State because of the big athletic community that surrounds the school and its very welcoming atmosphere.

BOWENS’ CAREER STATS

#18 zANA BOWENs

Year SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2012 103-30 18 0.17 18 67 .000 5 0.05 21 0.20 20 148 1.44 11 0 4 4 0.04 3 0 41.0 0.40 2013 86-30 128 1.49 71 397 .144 9 0.10 10 0.12 9 118 1.37 14 2 13 15 0.17 6 1 146.5 1.70 TOTAL 189-60 146 0.77 89 464 .123 14 0.07 31 0.16 29 266 1.41 25 2 17 19 0.10 9 1 187.5 0.99

CAREER MATCH HIGHSKills: 21, 5s, vs. Rice (8/30/13)Attempts: 58, 4s, at UC Irvine (9/21/13)Hitting: .341 (20-5-44), 5s, vs. Santa Clara (8/31/13)Assists: 2, 5s, 2x, last vs. CSUB (9/14/13)Aces: 3, 3s, 4x, last at Nevada (10/31/13)Blocks: 5, 5s, vs. CSUB (9/14/13)Digs: 17, 5s, vs. Sacramento State (9/7/12)Points: 24.0, 5s, vs. Rice (8/30/13)


RETURNEE PROFILES

#23 MAGGiE EPPriGHTSophomore • Libero • 5-5 • San Luis Obispo, Calif. • San Luis Obispo HS Academic All-MW

The team’s top freshman in 2013, she smoothly settled into the starting libero role at the end of the second week of the season, and started 26 of the last 27 matches. Also was one of the team’s top at serving and serve receive. Her 391 digs on the season was the second-best mark in FS his-tory among freshmen, and trailed only Tricia Tuley (441, 1993)

2013 (FRESHMAN): The conference’s top freshman libero, she ranked sixth overall in the MW in digs in conference play (4.00 p/s) and her overall season average (3.40 p/s) stood eighth ... altogether, she paced the squad in digs in 16 of the final 27 contests of the campaign ... she racked up a team-season high in digs in four sets vs. both Utah State (28) and UC Irvine (27) - the seventh- and ninth-best marks overall in the conference in 2013 and the former was the second-best in non-five-set matches ... she logged 17 other double-digit dig figures vs. UNLV (20, 4 sets), New Mexico (19, 5 sets), Boise State (19, 4s; 17, 5s), UNLV (16, 3s), San Diego State (16, 4s), Utah State (16, 3s), American (16, 5s), SJSU (16, 5s), Belmont (15, 5s), Air Force (14, 4s), Wichita State (14, 4s), Xavier (14, 3s), Colorado State (13, 3s), Wyoming (13, 3s; 13, 4s) and SDSU (10, 3s) ... she connected on multiple aces in five matches, including a season high (3) in a sweep vs. CSU Bakersfield and at Nevada - the team’s third-best, three-set mark of 2013 and among five match highs for the `Dogs ... altogether, she led the team in aces in 10 matches - the third-highest tally on the team ... Academic All-MW.

Prep: Her final two seasons, she was an All-League and All-County team choice and was selected the Pac-7 and County Player of the Year as a junior ... the four-year team MVP helped the team to the 2011 league title, and was a 2011 and ‘12 Black and Gold Award winner ... her senior season, she logged 540 assists (8.2 per set average), and also posted 40 aces, 69 kills and 163 digs in her 66 sets of duty ... as a junior, she logged 757 assists (8.8 p/s), 16 aces, 58 kills and 248 digs in her 86 sets ... played setter her final two seasons, and defensive specialist as a sophomore ... also lettered two years in softball as an outfielder ... National Honor Society member, scholar-athlete and honor roll selection.

Personal: Interior Design intended major ... her parents Kathryn and Christopher played collegiate tennis for Fordham (1985-89) and Santa Clara (1986-90), respectively ... has a younger brother Andy and a younger sister Molly ... off the court, her interests include playing the guitar and singing.

EPPRIGHT’S CAREER STATSYear SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2013 115-32 1 0.01 1 4 .000 43 0.37 18 0.16 25 391 3.40 29 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 19.0 0.17 TOTAL 115-32 1 0.01 1 4 .000 43 0.37 18 0.16 25 391 3.40 29 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 19.0 0.17

CAREER MATCH HIGHSDigs: 28, 4s, vs Utah State (9/26/13)Aces: 3, 3s, 2x at Nevada (10/31/13)Kills: 1, 4s, at San Diego State (10/03/13)Points: 3.0 (3SA), 3s, 2x, last at Nevada (10/31/13)Assists: 5, 3s, vs CSU Bakersfield (9/14/13)


#5 CHrisTiNA LEESenior • Libero / Setter • 5-6 • San Francisco, Calif. • St. Ignatius College Prep Academic All-MW

As a junior in 2013, showed her team-first attitude by switching from the starting libero spot to its starting setter role the third week of the season – her first starts at setter since 2011 – and helped the team to a 15-11 mark in that stretch. Also has played every match and set as a sophomore and freshman for the ‘Dogs.

2013 (JUNIOR): Started all 32 matches, including 26 at setter and six at libero to start the year ... overall, played 119 of the team’s 122 sets, and led the team in assists (7.88 p/s) and ranked sixth in aces (0.14 p/s) ... in her starts at setter, she averaged 9.89 assists per set (862 assists / 90 sets), and directed the team to all 11 of its +.300 marks on the year vs. Boise State (.381), Nevada (.376, .302), San Diego State (.358), UNLV (.356), Air Force (.325), SJSU (.317), Boise State (.301), Wyoming (.300), CSUB (.300) and Xavier (.300) ... she logged a season-high 57 assists in five sets vs. both Belmont and Boise State, and her +50 assists vs. the Anteaters (51) and Aggies (50) were the team’s best in non-five-set matches ... mid-season, the team switched to a 6-2 offense, and team-wise in league action, the `Dog offense ranked top three in the MW in hitting (second, .245), assists (third, 13.11 p/s) and kills (third, 14.03 p/s) ... as the starting libero the first two weeks, she logged the team’s second- and fourth-best dig totals of 2013 vs. Santa Clara (27) and Rice (24) ... her digs total vs. Santa Clara (27) was the Mountain West’s seventh-best mark of the year and one of five team match leaders in 2013 ... she had a team-high 11 double-doubles on the year to up her career total to 13 ... Academic All-MW.

2012 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in all 31 matches and 120 sets as libero or defensive specialist ... stood eighth in the Mountain West in digs per set with 3.90 average ... led the team with 473 digs ... recorded a career best 34 digs against Sacramento State and Wyoming ... scooped up 15 or more digs in 15 matches ... tallied 73 assists, including a career-high eight against UNLV ... named to the San Diego All-Tournament team ... totaled 15 aces on the season ... logged aces in 11 matches and multi-ace efforts four times ... recorded a total of 17 points for the Bulldogs ... Academic All-MW.

2011 (FRESHMAN): One of four Bulldogs to play in all 29 matches for a total of 108 sets ... tran-sitioned from setting and serving as a defensive specialist during most of non-conference to the libero position for the final 18 matches ... on the season, recorded 310 digs (2.87 dps), 206 assists (1.91 aps), 16.0 points (0.15 pps), 13 service aces (0.12 aces/set) and three kills ... dug 10 or more balls 17 times, including final nine matches of the season and 12 of the last 13 ... tallied a season-best 27 digs on the road at Utah State (10/13/11) ... logged aces in 10 matches and posted multi-ace efforts twice .. registered a season-best three service aces in 3-0 road sweep of CSU Bakersfield (10/19/11) ... tossed up 10 or more assists in seven of the first nine matches of the season before moving to libero ... recorded two double-doubles.

HIGH SCHOOL: A two-time first-team All-WCAL honoree, the senior setter sparked St. Ignatius High School to its first CCS Division III Championship title in 2010 ... made the 2009 Junior Olympic all-tournament team and helped lead the San Francisco Juniors club team to a fifth-place finish at the 2010 Junior National Tournament ... named first-team all-San Francisco and all-tournament at the 2010 Los Gatos Tournament ... received the St. Igantius’ coaches’ award twice and served as a team captain.

PERSONAL: Parents are Samuel Lee and Theresa Chan ... has one brother, Jonathan ... hobbies include doing yoga, going to the mall, watching movies and relaxing under the sun ... biggest athletic thrill was winning the Southern California qualifier against the team that won Junior Olympics ... chose to attend Fresno State because of the coaches, proximity to home, team and weather.

LEE’S CAREER STATS

CAREER MATCH HIGHSKills: 3, 4s, 2x, last vs. Air Force (10/19/13)Attempts: 7, 4s, 2x, last vs. UC Irvine (9/21/13)Assists: 57, 5s, 2x, last vs. Boise State (9/28/13)Aces: 3, 3s, at CSU Bakersfield (10/19/11)Digs: 34, 5s, vs. Sacramento State (9/7/12)Points: 5.5, 4s, vs. Air Force (10/19/13)

RETURNEE PROFILES

Year SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2011 108-29 3 0.03 1 11 .182 206 1.91 13 0.12 20 310 2.87 38 0 0 0 0.00 1 2 16.0 0.15 2012 120-31 2 0.02 2 8 .000 73 0.61 15 0.12 14 473 3.94 31 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 17.0 0.14 2013 119-32 19 0.16 7 67 .179 938 7.88 17 0.14 17 328 2.76 17 4 16 20 0.17 9 9 48.0 0.40 TOTAL 347-92 24 0.07 10 86 .163 1217 3.51 45 0.13 51 1111 3.20 86 4 16 20 0.06 10 11 81.0 0.23


#14 BrOOKE LEGAUXSophomore • Setter • 5-10 • Mission Viejo, Calif. • Tesoro HS Academic All-MW

After seeing limited action the 1 1/2 month of the 2013 season returning from an injury, stepped into a key role just before midseason, and played the final 18 matches of the season (including multiple sets in 17 of those tilts) ... after the team hit .199 the first 14 matches of the year using a 5-1 offense, the ‘Dogs hit .249 the rest of the campaign with the addition of Legaux into a 6-2 offense.

2013 (FRESHMAN): Made her collegiate debut in early October at San Diego State as the team un-veiled a 6-2 offense with junior setter Christina Lee, and went on to play 18 matches overall ... altogether, racked up +10 assists in 10 contests, including a season-high 21 assists vs. No. 10 Colorado State and led the team for the first time in her career ... also logged 19 assists at New Mexico, 18 assists vs. San Jose State, 15 against UNLV, 14 in five matches vs. the Broncos, Rebels, Spartans, Wolf Pack and Lobos, and 13 vs. Wyoming .. her season high in digs (5) came at UNLV, at New Mexico and vs. Wyoming ... in MW-only play, the setter duo positioned the `Dogs second in the league team rankings for hitting (.245), and third in kills (14.03 per set) and assists (13.11 p/s) ... one of a conference-leading 12 Academic All-MW selections for the ‘Dogs.

Prep: As a senior, was tabbed to All-CIF South Section First Team and was an OC All-Star Match nominee and Titan Award honoree. Also a League MVP and First-Team All-League honoree, was also selected as the team captain as a junior and senior. Lettered four years and helped team to a 27-6 mark and league title as a senior in 2012.

Personal: Parents are Karen and James and has an older sister Karissa and younger sister Natalie. Ka-rissa played volleyball for Idaho State, and her cousin Joshua Kornegay played volleyball for Warner.

LEGAUX’S CAREER STATSYear SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2013 54-18 2 0.04 2 6 .000 208 3.85 0 0.00 0 39 0.72 0 0 1 1 0.02 0 4 2.5 0.04 TOTAL 54-18 2 0.04 2 6 .000 208 3.85 0 0.00 0 39 0.72 0 0 1 1 0.02 0 4 2.5 0.04

RETURNEE PROFILES

CAREER MATCH HIGHSKills: 1 ( 1K-0E-1A), 4s, 2x, last vs Wyo. (11/21/13)Attempts: 2, 3s, vs No. 10 Colorado St. (11/23/13)Points: 1, 2x, 4s, last vs Wyoming (11/21/13)Assists: 21, 3s, vs No. 10 Colorado State (11/23/13)Digs: 5, 5s, 3x, last at New Mexico (11/26/13)Blocks: 1, 3s, at #12 Colorado State (10/24/13)


#9 JAiMEE-LEE MOrrOWSenior • Outside Hitter • 6-0 • Mooroolbark, Australia • Billanook College Academic All-MW

One of team’s top serving specialists, is one of three Bulldog seniors in 2014. As a prep, helped lead her squads to three Victorian national indoor titles and an outdoor beach national crown.

2013 (JUNIOR): Played 51 sets at outside hitter among her 20 matches of play ... was one of the team’s most called upon serving specialists and stood fourth overall on the squad in service aces (0.20 p/s) ... she connected on two aces vs. NCAA Tournament returnees Wichita State and No. 20 Oregon and also at New Mexico, and also posted one in wins vs. Portland, UC Irvine and SJSU ... she logged a season-high two kills at Nevada, and her digs season high (2) came

vs. UP and Boise State ... logged season-high two points in four matches vs. Ducks, Lobos, Shockers and Wolfpack ... overall, among the 20 matches she played, led the team in aces twice in tilts at Air Force and vs. No. 20 Oregon ... Academic All-MW.

2012 (SOPHOMORE): Played in 23 matches and 51 sets as an outside hitter ... recorded 32 kills and hit .155 ... averaged 0.63 kills, 0.31 digs and 0.13 blocks per set ... recorded a season best eight kills at Boise State, she hit .500 against the Broncos in the `Dogs first MW match ... hit .500 or better in four matches ... hit a career-high 1.000 with four kills at CSU Bakersfield ... tallied three aces on the year, including a multi-ace effort against San Diego State ... collected 16 digs and two assists ... had a total of six blocks on the year, one solo and five assisted ... recorded a season best two blocks against New Mexico ... averaged 0.75 points per set and had a total of 38.5 points on the year ... Academic All-MW.

2011 (FRESHMAN): Played in 26 matches, including nine starts, for a total of 82 sets ... on the season, recorded 125 kills (1.52 kps), 37 digs (0.45 dps), 16.0 blocks (0.20 bps), 140.0 points (1.71 pps), six service aces and five assists .. reached 10 or more kills and 10 or more points in four matches ... posted season-best 13 kills ,14.5 points and three blocks in 3-2 road win at San Jose State (9/29/11) ... contributed season-best seven digs in season opening five-set loss to Cal Poly (8/26/11).

HIGH SCHOOL: Morrow helped lead her Victorian State Indoor Team to three straight national titles and the Victorian Beach Team to a national championship title. In 2010, Morrow earned the National All Star 7 Award at the Australian National Junior Championships. In 2008, she garnered her Victorian State team’s most valuable player award. Her playing experience includes club volleyball for Heidelberg Volleyball Club and the Melbourne Falcons along with time at Billanook College, the Victorian Junior State Team, the Victorian Open Team and the Australian Junior and Youth Team. Before playing volleyball, she played tennis for seven years.

PERSONAL: Parents are Melissa and Gordon, and has a younger brother, Aaron ... enjoys going to the beach, longboarding and reading ... most ad-mires her brother because of everything he has been through ... list Patrick rafter (Australian tennis player) as her favorite athlete because he works hard both on the court and in the community.

MORROW’S CAREER STATS

RETURNEE PROFILES


CAREER MATCH HIGHSKills: 13, 5s, at San Jose State (9/29/11)Attempts: 37, 5s, vs. Cal Poly (8/26/11)Hit Pct.: 1.000, 4s, 2x; last at CSU Bakersfield (10/25/12)Assists: 2 -- 2x, last vs. Boise State (9/27/13)Aces: 2, 5x, last at New Mexico (11/26/13)Block Solos: 1, 4s, 3x, last vs. New Mexico (9/27/12)Block Assists: 3, 5s, at San Jose State (9/29/11)Total Blocks: 3.0, 5s, 2x, last at San Jose State (9/29/11)Digs: 7, 5s, vs. Cal Poly (8/26/11)Points: 14.5, 5s, at San Jose State (9/29/11)


#16 MACi MUrDOCKSenior • Middle Blocker • 6-0 • Turlock, Calif. • Pitman HS Academic All-MW

As a junior in 2013, continued her emergence as one of the Mountain West Conference’s top offensive threats, and ranked first on the team, eighth in the MW and 70th nationally with a .350 hitting mark (that also ranked third in school history). Also was tabbed MW Player of the Week and to Fresno State Classic All -Tournament Team. Tabbed to two all-tourney teams in 2012 (UTEP & Colorado) and was an All-WAC Freshman Team pick in 2011.

2013 (JUNIOR): One of two, 32-match starters on season, and the lone Bulldog to play all 122 sets ... season-wise led the squad in blocks per set (0.90 p/s), and ended the fall ranked top-10 all-time for the ‘Dogs in career hitting (first, .329), block assists (eighth, 264) and total blocks (ninth, 291) ... enjoyed an amazing stretch in the middle of the MW slate when she logged a five-match, 60-attempt error-less string and led the conference in hitting much of the second half of the season ... logged a season high 14 kills vs. Boise State (.571) – her 11th double-digit kill total of season – and was one kill shy of her career high ... in early October, she picked up her first MW Player of the Week honor after she logged her first .700 totals of the year vs. Nevada (.750, 6 kills) and SJSU (.727, 8 kills) and her three-set season high in blocks (6) vs. the Spartans ... altogether on the year, she posted eight +.600 totals with others at Nevada (.692, 10 kills), vs. Rice (.667, 10 kills), UNLV (.636, 7 kills), New Mexico (.632, 6 blocks), Santa Clara (.600, 10 kills), and CSU Bakersfield (.600, 6 kills) among her 17 +.300 marks ... in early September, she received Fresno State Classic All-Tourney honors for her play vs. Belmont (11 kills, 6 blocks, .375), CSUB (.600, 6 kills) and No. 20 Oregon (.429, 8 kills) ... led the team in blocks in a team-best 17 matches, and posted her season blocks high (8) in five sets vs. Boise State and four sets against Wyoming ... added seven blocks in four sets vs. UC Irvine and Utah State and in five sets vs. Rice ... also led the team in hitting in 15 matches, and in kills in one match ... Academic All-MW.

2012 (SOPHOMORE): Started every match and appeared in every set as a sophomore ... was third in the Mountain West hitting .332, which was the best among the `Dogs ... also led the team with 107 blocks (five solo and 102 assisted) and 0.89 blocks per set ... averaged 2.4 kills, 0.13 aces, 0.43 digs per set ... was third on the squad with 288 kills (2.40 p/s) and tallied 10 or more kills in 12 matches ... recorded a career-high 15 kills five times in 2012 ... hit a season best .650 against Yale ... hit .400 or better in 13 matches and .500 or better in seven matches ... hit .565 and recorded 15 kills against MW league co-champions San Diego State and .500 with 11 kills against MW co-champions Colorado State ... recorded a career best 10 blocks at UTEP ... had 16 aces on the year and notched a career-high three against NAU ... collected a total of 51 digs and a career best five against New Mexico ... totaled 360 points and averaged 3.0 points per set.

2011 (FRESHMAN): Emerged as one of the Bulldogs’ most dynamic front row threats and earned a spot of the 2011 All-WAC Freshman Team ... played in 27 matches, including starts in the final 23 matches of the season, for a total of 90 sets ... on the season, recorded 149 kills (1.66 kps), 74.0 blocks (0.82 bps), 190.5 points (2.12 pps), 10 digs and six assists ... registered 10 or more kills in three matches ... posted a season-best 14 kills twice, including five-set thriller against then-No. 3 Hawai’i in WAC Tournament Semifinals ... logged five or more blocks in five matches ... posted a season-best eight blocks twice ... tallied 10.0 or more points in six matches ... posted a season-best 15.5 points on the road at Utah State (10/13/11) ... delivered a team-best .700 hitting percentage with seven kills and no errors in 3-0 sweep of Louisiana Tech (10/6/11).

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped lead Pitman High School to a 25-8 overall record during the 2010 season ... as a senior, she recorded 357 kills (3.3 kps), 264 blocks, 171 digs, 77 service aces and 56 assists ... also competed for the Ripon Rage.

PERSONAL: Parents are Michelle and Richard Murdock ... has a sister and brother, Ashley and Justin ... hobbies and interests include being with her friends and anything Tinkerbell ... also recruited by Notre Dame, University of South Carolina, Duke, New Mexico State, San Diego State and UC Santa Cruz ... chose to attend Fresno State for the great coaching staff.

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MURDOCK’S CAREER STATSYear SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2011 90-27 149 1.66 51 338 .290 6 0.07 0 0.00 0 10 0.11 0 9 65 74 0.82 4 1 190.5 2.11 2012 120-31 288 2.40 83 617 .332 6 0.05 16 0.13 34 51 0.43 0 5 102 107 0.89 8 1 360.0 3.00 2013 122-32 247 2.02 69 508 .350 10 0.08 0 0.00 2 19 0.16 0 13 97 110 0.90 10 0 308.5 2.52 TOTAL 332-90 684 2.06 203 1463 .329 22 0.07 16 0.05 36 80 0.24 0 27 264 291 0.88 22 2 859.0 2.59

CAREER MATCH HIGHSKills: 15, 5s, 5x, last vs. Boise State (11/23/12)Attempts: 38, 5s, at New Mexico (10/27/12)Hitting: .727 (8K-0E-11A) , 3s, vs. SJSU (10/11/13)Assists: 3, 3s, at CSU Bakersfield (10/19/11)Aces: 3, 4s, vs. NAU (8/31/12)Block Solos: 3, 4s, vs. San Jose State (10/29/11)Block Assists: 10, 5s, vs. UTEP (8/24/12) Total Blocks: 10.0, 5s, vs. UTEP (8/24/12) Digs: 5, 5s, at New Mexico (10/27/12)Points: 18.5, 5s, vs. Boise State (11/23/12)


#8 KATiE PEArsONSenior • Middle Blocker • 6-0 • San Jose, Calif. • Presentation HS Academic All-MW

As a junior, saw most of her action at middle blocker in the second half of slate and ranked 12th in Mountain West Conference in aces (0.23 p/s avg.). Played right side hitter as a sopho-more and freshman. As a prep, played for nationally-ranked Presentation High School team. 2013: (JUNIOR): With her action in 56 sets and 20 matches, she made her first career starts at middle blocker in 12 of the season’s last 17 matches and was one of team’s best at the service line ... at end of campaign, ranked third on squad,

and also fourth in blocks (0.71 p/s) ... logged various career highs in sweeps vs. SJSU (5 kills, .500), Nevada (5 blocks) and in four sets vs. New Mexico (5 blocks) and Air Force (5 kills, 4 aces, 5 digs, 9 points) ... led the team in aces in four matches, and her four aces vs. Air Force and three at Wyoming and SJSU were the team’s third- and fifth-best marks of the year (and the former vs. Air Force tied for sixth-best in the MW) ... she topped .300 in three matches in which she had at least +8 attempts - Air Force (5 kills, .500), San Jose State (.500, 5 kills) and UNLV (.333, 4 kills) ... on defense, she was one of four Bulldogs with multiple matches with +5 blocks, and paced the team in both blocks and aces four times ... landed 12 aces in her 12 conference matches, and her 0.23 aces per set average in those matches stood 12th overall in the MW ... one of 12 ‘Dogs selected to the Academic All-MW squad.

2012 (SOPHOMORE): Appeared in 18 matches and 29 sets on the right side ... averaged 0.21 kills and 0.21 blocks per set ... totaled six kills and six blocks (one solo and five assisted) on the season ... hit a career-high .500 against New Mexico ... also hit .286 with two kills against Wyoming ... came off the bench and recorded three blocks, which is a career-high, in the fifth set helping the `Dogs defeat Colorado State ... tallied a career best three kills on the road against UNLV ... also collected three digs ... averaged 0.33 points per set and had a total of 9.5 points in 2012 ... Academic All-MW.

2011 (FRESHMAN): Played in three matches for a total of five sets ... recorded first attempt, two blocks and three digs in season-high three sets played vs. Cal State Northridge during the 2011 Sacramento State Invitational.

HIGH SCHOOL: Along with her twin sister, Molly, who is also a member of the Bulldog volleyball team, Katie helped lead Presentation High School to a fifth-place finish in the nation, according to MaxPreps.com, and advanced to the NorCal Division II finals for volleyball ... Katie paced the Panthers in blocks during her junior and senior seasons ... they also sparked the school’s basketball team to the 2010 WCAL and CCS championships with ap-pearances in the NorCal Division II semifinals as both juniors and seniors.

PERSONAL: Parents are Carrie and Vince Pearson ... has two sisters, Diana and Molly ... has former teammates that attend and play at Loyola Mary-mount, Pacific, Santa Clara, and UC Davis ... also recruited by, Nevada, San Francisco and San Jose State. both the 2010 WCAL and CCS championships and berths in the NorCal Division II semifinals as both juniors and seniors.

KATIE PEARSON’S CAREER STATS

CAREER MATCH HIGHSKills: 5 -- 2x, last vs. Air Force (10/19/13)Attempts: 12 -- at Utah State (11/16/13) Hit Pct.: .500 -- 2x, last vs. Air Force (10/19/13)Assists: 1 -- 2x; last vs. UC Santa Barbara (9/15/12)Aces: 4 -- vs. Air Force (10/19/13)Blocks: 5 -- 2x, last vs. New Mexico (10/17/13)Digs 6 -- vs. UNLV (11/7/13)Points 9.0 -- last vs. Air Force (10/19/13)

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#12 MOLLY PEArsONRedshirt Junior • Middle Blocker • 6-0 • San Jose, Calif. • Presentation HS Academic All-MW

Emerged as one of top defenders at the net, started six matches as a junior at middle blocker and was rewarded with several career bests. Ranked third on squad in blocks (0.76 p/s avg.) in 2013. Also started nine matches as a sophomore in 2012 after redshirting the 2011 season. Joined on squad by her twin sister and senior Katie, and the duo helped Presentation High School finish fifth nationally.

2013 (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE): Played 46 sets among her 18 matches, including five straight starts in September and October and once in Novem-ber ... in late September, logged a career high and team season high in blocks (9) in four sets vs. Utah State and led the team in the category in four matches ... the weekend before in the UC Irvine Tournament, her six blocks against American was her second-best mark of the year, and she had an ace vs. the Eagles and Anteaters ... earlier in the tourney, she racked up six kills and a season-high hitting mark (.857) vs. Xavier with no errors among her seven attempts ... her season high in kills (7) came vs. Belmont, and she hit .700 with no errors on her 10 attempts ... her other match with +5 blocks came at New Mexico (5) in late November ... Academic All-MW.

2012 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN): Appeared in 21 matches and made nine starts as a middle blocker ... averaged 0.65 kills, 0.39 blocks and 0.14 digs per set in 49 sets played ... tallied 32 kills, three assists and seven digs on the year ... tallied three solo blocks and 16 assisted blocks for a total of 19 on the year ... recorded a career-high six kills against UC Santa Barbara while hitting .357 against the Gauchos ... hit .300 or better in five matches ... recorded a career best four blocks against NAU ... recorded a career-high seven points against UC Santa Barbara and totaled 43 points on the season ... Academic All-MW.

2011 (FRESHMAN): Redshirted the 2011 season.

HIGH SCHOOL: Along with her twin sister, Katie, who is also a member of the Bulldog volleyball team, helped lead Presentation High School to a fifth-place finish in the nation, according to MaxPreps.com, and advanced to the NorCal Division II finals for volleyball ... named All-WCAL and All-Mercury News Honorable Mention in volleyball (2010) and basketball (2010 and 2011) ... she and Katie also sparked the school’s basketball team to the 2011 CCS basketball champion-ship title, appearances in both the 2010 WCAL and CCS championships and berths in the NorCal Division II semifinals as both juniors and seniors.

PERSONAL: Parents are Vince and Carrie Pearson ... has two sisters, Diana and Katie ... hobbies include art, camping, cooking and reading ... biggest athletic thrill was winning the 2011 CCS basketball champi-onship against Archbishop Mitty ... most admires her parents because they have always supported her in everything that she’s done and helped raise her to be the person that she is today ... also recruited by Fresno Pacific, Nevada, San Francisco and San Jose State ... chose to attend Fresno State because she loved the athletic sup-port of the college.

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MOLLY PEARSON’S CAREER STATSYear SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2011 90-27 149 1.66 51 338 .290 6 0.07 0 0.00 0 10 0.11 0 9 65 74 0.82 4 1 190.5 2.11 2012 120-31 288 2.40 83 617 .332 6 0.05 16 0.13 34 51 0.43 0 5 102 107 0.89 8 1 360.0 3.00 2013 122-32 247 2.02 69 508 .350 10 0.08 0 0.00 2 19 0.16 0 13 97 110 0.90 10 0 308.5 2.52 TOTAL 332-90 684 2.06 203 1463 .329 22 0.07 16 0.05 36 80 0.24 0 27 264 291 0.88 22 2 859.0 2.59

CAREER MATCH HIGHSKills: 7, 5s, vs. Belmont (9/13/13) Attempts: 14 , 5s, vs. UC Santa Barbara (9/15/12) Hitting: .857 (6K-0E-7A), 5s, vs Xavier (9/20/13)Assists: 1, 3s, 4x; last vs. #20 Oregon (9/14/13)Aces: 1, 3s, 3x; last vs. SDSU (11/9/13)Blocks: 9, 4s, vs. Utah State (9/26/13)Digs: 3, 4s, 2x; last vs. Utah State (9/26/13)Points: 8.0, 4s, vs. Utah State (9/26/13)


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#4 TAYLOr BrUBAKEr Freshman • Outside Hitter • 6-0 • San Clemente, Calif. • San Clemente HS

As a prep, the all-league honorable mention helped lead her San Clemente High School team to a South Coast League title and runner-up finish in 2011 and 2013, respectively, and CIF third- and second-round placings ... a captain her senior year, the three-time letterwinner was the team’s most dominant outside hitter winner in 2012, and a Regional High Performance Team selection in 2010 ... she also played for the T-Street Volleyball Club for seven seasons, and most recently the Saddleback VBC ... the latter club made junior national appearances in 2012, ‘13 and ‘14 (and claimed a silver medal in 2013).

#19 JACqUE HUTCHEsON Freshman • Defensive Specialist • 5-5 • Exeter, Calif. • Exeter HS

As a prep, she was honored at setter as a three-time Central Sequoia All-League choice, three-time All-Tulare County honoree and All-Central Section Elite Senior selection ... the team captain also led Exeter High School to two Redwood Invitational titles and a Sunnyside championship, and helped it contend for the Simi Valley Final / Central Section each year ... in her eight-year club career from 2006-13, she played four years in the power league, and her Central Cal 17-1 Gold squad placed fifth in the 2013 Junior National Championships ... off the court was a four-year honor roll selection and Academic ‘E’ and Stars selection.

#6 JELENA JOVANOViC Junior-TR • Setter • 5-8 • Belgrade Serbia • Florida Atlantic University / Osma Beogradska Gimnazija (HS)

Arrives for fall of 2014 as a junior transfer after she started the last two seasons at Florida Atlantic, and the former team captain played all 56 of the team’s matches the two years combined ... in 2013, she averaged 9.32 assists per set, and ranked second on the team and 18th in the Conference USA in aces (0.22 p/s) ... as a freshman, she led the team in both categories (9.11 assists / 0.29 aces per set) en route to sixth-place rankings in the Sun Belt Conference in each at season’s end ... in prior years, her Serbian club squad claimed two national championship silver medals and one regional gold medal ... during the recruiting process, Fresno State coaches were quickly impressed with her maturity and confidence ... her exposure to high level volleyball since a young age in Serbia, and previous Division I experience should help make for a quick transition. FAU CAREER HIGHS: Kills: 5, 5s, S. Alabama (11/9/12); Attempts:

15, 5s, S. Alabama (11/9/12); Assists: 63, 5s, UALR (9/23/12); Digs: 25, 5s, at N. Florida (9/6/13); Aces: 5, 3s, Stetson (9/11/12); Blocks: 4, Four Times-2013.

JOVANOVIC’S CAREER STATSYear SP-MP K K/S E TA Pct A A/S SA SA/S SE DIG D/S RE BS BA TB B/S BE BHE Points Pts/S2012 103-26 57 0.55 17 176 .227 938 9.11 30 0.29 62 211 2.05 - 3 22 25 0.24 1 17 101.0 0.982013 108-30 41 0.38 22 152 .125 1007 9.32 24 0.22 48 240 2.22 - 3 25 28 0.35 3 30 80.5 0.75 TOTAL 211-56 98 0.46 39 328 .179 1945 9.22 54 0.26 110 451 2.14 - 6 47 53 0.25 4 47 181.5 0.86


#15 HAYLEE rOBErTs Redshirt Freshman-Transfer • Outside/Opposite Side Hitter • 6-3 • Bakersfield, Calif. • Liberty HS In fall of 2014, the Central Valley product and transfer looks forward to her first collegiate action ... originally signed with Oregon as a prep senior but did not play for the Ducks in 2013 ... as a prep, the three-time All-Area pick was an All-Area MVP for Liberty High School as a senior in 2012 ... a Prep Volleyball Senior Ace nominee, she was also accorded Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 and Under Armour All-America Honorable mention status ... Bulldog coaches think with her height and ability, she could play the middle efficiently, and also has the arm swing to make a huge impact on the right or left side ... her energy should also spark the team on the court.

#7 CArLY sCArBrOUGH Freshman • Outside Hitter • 6-1 • Sarasota, Fla. • Riverview HS Was a key member of Riverview High School squads that claimed a league title and runner-up finish ... the four-year letterwinner was a team MVP and two-time captain, and 2012 all-area team choice ... she also was a Florida Indoor High Performance selection in 2011 and ‘12 and Team USA Indoor High Performance selection in 2012 ... as a senior, she has averaged 14 kills and 10 digs per match and hit .278, and in the summer of 2013 played for the 17-Under Tampa United Club volleyball team ... her older sister Bree is a senior right side hitter at South Florida in the fall of 2014, and played for American University in 2011, ‘12 and ‘13.

#2 LAUrEN TOrrEs Freshman • Middle Blocker • 6-0 • Visalia, Calif. • El Diamante HS The 2013 Fresno Bee Fall All-Star and West Yosemite League MVP led her El Diamante High School team to three WYL titles, a D-II championship and runner-up finish, and 102-22 record ... the team captain also picked up Best Defensive Player, Coaches Award and Most Improved honors during her career, and became the first Miner to receive a Division 1 volleyball scholarship ... she also competed in track and field and owned the following personal bests in the high jump (5-6), triple jump (31-1) and long jump (15-1) before her senior season.

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