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2019 SCHEDULE/RESULTSOverall: 0-0; BWC: 0-0

Date Opponent Time/ResultJan. 4 BRITISH COLUMBIA (exhibition) W, 3-0Jan. 5 BRITISH COLUMBIA (exhibition) W, 3-0

Hawaiian Airlines Rainbow Warrior Classic (Jan. 10-12)Jan. 10 NJIT 7:00 p.m.Jan. 11 CONCORDIA-IRVINE 7:00 p.m.Jan. 12 USC 7:30 p.m.

Jan. 25 ALUMNI 7:00 p.m.Feb. 1 STANFORD 7:00 p.m.Feb. 3 STANFORD 6:00 p.m.Feb. 7 at Queens 7:30 p.m. ETFeb. 8 vs. Saint Francis 7:00 p.m. ETFeb. 9 at Queens 7:30 p.m. ETFeb. 15 LINCOLN MEMORIAL 7:00 p.m.Feb. 17 LINCOLN MEMORIAL 5:00 p.m.March 1 at UC Irvine* TBAMarch 2 at UC Irvine* TBA

25th Outrigger Resorts Invitational (March 7-9)March 7 KING 7:00 p.m.March 8 BALL STATE 7:00 p.m.March 9 PEPPERDINE 7:00 p.m.

March 15 CSUN* 7:00 p.m.March 16 CSUN* 7:00 p.m.

BYU Invitational (Provo, Utah; March 21-23)March 21 vs. McKendree 4:00 p.m. MTMarch 22 vs. Princeton 4:00 p.m. MTMarch 23 at BYU 7:00 p.m. MT

March 26 at Concordia-Irvine 7:00 p.m. PTMarch 29 at UC San Diego* 7:00 p.m. PTMarch 30 at UC San Diego* 7:00 p.m. PTApril 5 UC SANTA BARBARA* 7:00 p.m.April 6 UC SANTA BARBARA* 7:00 p.m.April 12 at Long Beach State* 7:00 p.m. PTApril 13 at Long Beach State* 7:00 p.m. PT

April 18-20 Big West Tournament (Honolulu, O‘ahu)April 30 NCAA Opening Round (TBA)May 7&9 NCAA Semifinals & Finals (Fairfax, Va.)

* Big West Matches

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GAME NOTES:4 UH played a pair of exhibition matches last week, defeating defending Canadian champion British Columbia in straight sets both nights

4 UH won the inaugural Rainbow Warrior Classic last year, defeating Stevens Institute, Juniata, and USC without dropping a set. Setter Joe Worsley was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player.

4 UH is 2-0 all-time vs. Concordia-Irvine after a two-match sweep in Honolulu last season. UH is also 2-0 vs. NJIT after sweeping a two-match series in Honolulu in 2009. UH is 44-37 against former Mountain Pacific Sports Federation rival USC, with a current three-match win streak.

4 UH began the 2019 season ranked No. 3 in the preseason AVCA poll, its highest to start the season since 2005. The Warriors dropped to No. 4 in this week’s poll.

4 UH head coach Charlie Wade begins his 10th season with a 153-105 overall mark.

Matches #1-3

What: Hawaiian Airlines Rainbow Warrior Classic

Who: No. 4 Hawai‘i (0-0), USC (0-0) NJIT (0-2), Concordia-Irvine (0-3)

When: Thursday, Jan. 10 through Saturday, Jan. 12

Time: 4 p.m. & 7 p.m. on Thursday & Friday; 5:30 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. on Saturday

Where: Stan Sheriff Center; Honolulu, HI

Television Coverage: Spectrum Sports (only UH matches); Kanoa Leahey (play-by-play), Chris McLachlin (color)

Streaming Video: www.bigwest.tv

Radio Coverage: ESPN 1420AM (only UH matches), Tiff Wells (play-by-play).

Audio Webcast: espn1420am.com

Live Stats: HawaiiAthletics.com

Tickets: Lower – Adult $14-16, Senior Citizen (ages 65+) $10, Student (4-HS) $5; Upper – Adult $14, Senior Citizen $10, Student $5; UH-Manoa students receive admission with validated ID.

Tournament ScheduleJan. 10 Concordia-Irvine vs. USC 4:00 pm Hawai‘i vs. NJIT 7:00 pmJan. 11 USC vs. NJIT 4:00 pm Hawai‘i vs. Concordia-Irvine 7:00 pmJan. 12 NJIT vs. Concordia-Irvine 5:30 pm Hawai‘i vs. USC 7:30 pm

NO. 4 HAWAI‘I HOSTS RAINBOW WARRIOR CLASSIC THIS WEEK

2019 RAINBOW WARRIORS ROSTER No Name Pos Ht Cl Hometown / Last School 1 Joe Worsley S 6-1 Sr Moraga, Calif. / Campolindo HS 2 James Anastassiades OH 6-5 Jr Huntington Beach, Calif. / Huntington Beach HS 3 Brett Rosenmeier OH 6-6 Sr Virginia Beach, Va. / Frank W. Cox HS 4 Stijn van Tilburg OH/OPP 6-8 Sr Amsterdam, Netherlands / Redhead University Nijmegen 6 Gage Worsley L 6-1 So Moraga, Calif. / Campolindo HS 7 Cole Hogland MB 6-4 Fr Waimanalo, O‘ahu / ‘Iolani School 9 Devon Johnson OH 6-6 Fr Thousand Oaks, Calif. / Westlake Village HS 10 Jakob Thelle S 6-6 Fr Tonsberg, Norway / ToppVolley 11 Dalton Solbrig MB 6-6 Sr Lidenhurst, Ill. / Lakes Community HS 12 Brett Sheward S/DS 6-2 Fr Newport Beach, Calif. / Orange Lutheran HS 13 Max Rosenfeld MB 6-7 So New Lenox, Ill. / Lincoln-Way West HS 14 Alaka‘i Todd OPP/MB 6-8 Fr Kailua, O‘ahu / Punahou School 15 Patrick Gasman MB 6-10 Jr Clovis, Calif. / Buchanan HS 16 Filip Humler OH/OPP 6-7 Fr Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic / Gymnasium Ceska 17 Colton Cowell OH/L 6-2 Jr Makawao, Maui / King Kekaulike HS 19 Rado Parapunov OPP 6-9 Jr Sofia, Bulgaria / National High School of Math 20 Jackson Van Eekeren S 6-6 So Naperville, Ill. / Beret Academy 24 Danny Wong MB 6-6 Fr Campbell, Calif. / Homestead HS

Head Coach: Charlie Wade (Cal State Fullerton, 1991), 10th season Associate Coach: Milan Zarkovic (Belgrade, 1988), 6th season; Assistant Coach: Josh Walker (Hawai‘i, 2011), 4th season; Volunteer Coach: Chad Giesseman; Student Assistant: Matt Larson

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SEASON OPENERS: UH is 31-9 all-time in sea-son-openers including a 7-2 mark under head coach Charlie Wade. The Warriors have won five straight season-openers dating back to 2014.

PRESEASON WATCH LISTS: Off the Block, one of the nation’s leaders in college men’s volleyball coverage, released its preseason list watch lists which featured several UH players.

Lloy Ball Award (Best Setter): Joe WorsleyBryan Ivie Award (Best Opposite): Rado Para-punovKarch Kiraly Award (Best Outside Hitter): Stijn van TilburgErik Shoji Award (Best Libero): Gage WorsleyRyan Millar Award (Best Middle Blocker): Pat-rick Gasman, Dalton Solbrig

PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA: A pair of Rainbow War-riors were picked to the 2019 Off the Block/Springbak, Inc. Preseason All-America teams. Two-time AVCA All-American Stijn van Tilburg was selected to the 11-member first team while setter Joe Worsley was named to the second team. Outside hitter Brett Rosenmeier, oppo-site Rado Parapunov, middle blocker Patrick Gasman and libero Gage Worsley were among the players receiving votes.

UH PICKED 3RD IN AVCA; 2ND IN BWC: UH earned a No. 3 preseason national ranking in the AVCA Coaches Poll, its highest to start the sea-son since 2005. For the second straight year, Hawai‘i was No. 2 in the preseason Big West Conference Coaches Poll. UH finished last sea-son No. 5 in the final AVCA poll and runner-up in the inaugural Big West Tournament. FIRST-TIME OPPONENTS: UH’s 2019 schedule includes a pair first-time opponents — Queens University (N.C.) and Saint Francis (Pa.). Queens is an independent which is began its first sea-son of NCAA competition in 2018 while Saint Francis competes in the Eastern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association and finished 9-20 last season.

TOURNEY TIME: UH will compete in three in-season tournaments this year. Hawai‘i will play host to two tournaments, this week’s Hawaiian Airlines Rainbow Warrior Classic and the 25th annual Outrigger Resorts Invitational, March 7-9 featuring King University (Tenn.), Ball State, and Pepperdine. UH will also participate in the BYU Invitational, March 21-23 in Provo, Utah. The Warriors will face McKendree, Princeton, and host BYU.

DEVINE FIVE: Five Warriors were selected to the 2018 AVCA All-America teams, tying the 2015 squad for the most in program history. Four of them returns in 2019 — outside hitter Stijn van Tilburg (1st team), setter Joe Worsley (2nd team), opposite Rado Parapunov (H.M) and middle blocker Patrick Gasman (H.M.). Van Til-burg was a first-team honoree for the second straight year and became just the sixth Warrior to earn multiple first team awards joining Allen Allen (1988-89), Yuval Katz (1995-96), Costas Theocharidis (2000-03), Jonas Umlauft (2010-11), and Taylor Averill (2014-15). In addition, for the second straight year, van Tilburg was a finalist for Off the Block’s In-ternational Player of the Year.

OUTSIDE LOOKING IN: The 2018 season came to a disappointing end when the Warriors were not awarded an at-large selection into the NCAA Championship. UH was surprisingly left out of the seven-team national tournament field. The selection committee instead awarded UC Irvine a bid despite UH’s two wins over the Anteaters during the season including in the semifinals of the Big West Tournament. The Warriors’ resume also included wins over eventual NCAA champion Long Beach State — its only loss of the season — and runner-up UCLA earlier in the year.

IN THE ‘SHIP: UH’s loss in the championship match of last year’s inaugural Big West Tour-nament dropped them to 0-5 in title matches, which included 24 seasons as a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. Hawai‘i advanced to the championship match in 1995, 2001, ’02, ’17, and ’18.

BRING OUT THE BROOMS: The Warriors made quick work of their opponents last season. Thir-teen of the team’s 19 wins were in straight sets with eight occurring at the Stan Sheriff Center. In 2017, 18 of the team’s 27 wins were sweeps including 10 straight during a 15-match win streak.

RARE COMPANY: Stijn van Tilburg became the 17th player in program history to reach 1,000 career kills last season in UH’s win at UC Santa Barbara, April 7. The Amsterdam, Netherlands native has 1,059 kills during his three-year ca-reer, for an average of 3.80 per set.

NATIONAL LEADERS: UH finished last season lead-ing the nation in a pair of categories - kills per set (13.62) and assists per set (12.74). Hawai‘i also finished in the Top 10 in hitting percentage (4th, .340) and aces per set (8th, 1.60).

OTHER NOTABLES:4Last season, UH posted its fifth consecutive winning season and seventh under head coach Charlie Wade. UH’s 19 wins was also tied for the 10th-most in program history. 4 UH won the first set in 21 of 27 matches and was 18-3 when winning Set 1 last season.4UH did not play a five-set match last year until going five twice against Long Beach State in the final two matches of the regular season.4UH participated in four tournaments during the regular season, hosting three — Texaco Classic, Waikiki Beachcomber Classic, and Out-rigger Invitational. The Warriors captured two of those titles (Texaco and Beachcomber) and was runner-up at the Grow the Game Challenge in Nashville, Tenn., and Outrigger Invitational.

THE BEST IN THE NATION: UH led the nation in at-tendance for the second straight year, averag-ing 3,856 per match, out-distancing BYU, who was second with a 3,425 average. Hawai‘i drew a nation-best crowd of 5,989 for the final day of the Outrigger Resort Invitational versus BYU and 4,982 and 5,966 versus Long Beach State. Hawai‘i was the nation’s leader for 17 straight seasons from 1995-2011 until BYU took the lead from 2012-14. UH regained the top spot in 2015 while BYU edged Hawai‘i in 2016.

HOME SWEET HOME: Last season, UH finished a seven-week homestand — its longest since

PRESEASON BIG WEST COACHES’ POLL Rk School Pts (1st place) ’18 Record 1. Long Beach State 36 (6) 28-1 2. Hawai‘i 28 19-8 3. UC Irvine 26 21-10 4. UC Santa Barbara 16 11-13 5. CSUN 11 16-11 6. UC San Diego 9 9-19

AVCA Top 15 Division I-II Poll#1; Jan. 7, 2019

Rk School (First Place Votes) Pts Record LW 1 Long Beach State (16) 240 3-0 1 2 UCLA 215 2-0 2 3 UC Irvine 205 2-0 4 4 Hawai‘i 198 0-0 3 T-5 BYU 170 0-0 5 T-5 Pepperdine 170 2-0 6 7 Ohio State 136 2-0 8 8 Loyola-Chicago 121 1-1 9 9 Lewis 113 1-1 7 10 UC Santa Barbara 107 3-0 10 11 Stanford 69 2-0 13 12 CSUN 51 2-1 11 13 Purdue Fort Wayne 45 2-0 T-14 14 Ball State 34 2-0 NR 15 Grand Canyon 27 1-2 T-14

Others Receiving Votes: George Mason 9; Concordia Irvine 7

Off the Block/Springbak, Inc. Media Poll#1; Jan. 8, 2019

Rk School (First Place Votes) Pts 1 Long Beach State (10) 100 2 UCLA 96 3 UC Irvine 87 4 Hawai‘i 79 5 BYU 61 6 Pepperdine 56 7 Ohio State 38 8 Loyola 28 9 Lewis 26 10 UC Santa Barbara 20

Others Receiving Votes: Stanford 2; CSUN 1; Purdue Fort Wayne 1

BIG WEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Jan. 5, 2019

BWC OverallTeam W L Pct. W L Pct.Long Beach State 0 0 - 3 0 1.000UC Santa Barbara 0 0 - 3 0 1.000 UC Irvine 0 0 - 2 0 1.000CSUN 0 0 - 2 1 .667Hawai‘i 0 0 - 0 0 -UC San Diego 0 0 - 0 2 .000

QUICK FACTSLocation __________________________ Honolulu, O‘ahuFounded ___________________________________ 1907Enrollment _______________________________ 20,000Nickname ________________________ Rainbow WarriorsColors ________________ Green, Black, Silver and WhiteInterim Chancellor ____________________David LassnerAthletics Director ______________________ David MatlinConference ______________________________ Big WestHome Facility ____________ Stan Sheriff Center/10,3002018 Overall Record __________________________19-82018 Big West Record __________________ 6-4 (T-2nd)2018 Postseason____________________ Big West Finals2018 Final AVCA Ranking _____________________ No. 5

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1998 — with a 9-3 record (2 wins were exhibi-tion and did not count toward its record). UH was nearly unbeatable at the Stan Sheriff Cen-ter in recent years, finishing the 2017 season with an undefeated regular season home re-cord for the first time since 1988 with an 18-0 mark. Hawai‘i was 13-4 at the SSC in 2018. UH has an all-time record of 291-129 (.693) and 160-74 (.684) in conference play at the SSC since 1995.

STIJN THE MAN: All-American Stijn van Tilburg made an easy adjustment to the outside hitter position last season. The Off The Block’s Bryan Ivie Award recipient as the nation’s best oppo-site in 2017, van Tilburg averaged a team-best 3.93 kills per set, which ranked No. 6 nationally while also hitting at a .328 clip. He matched his career-high in kills with 27 in a loss to UC Irvine in February. van Tilburg was named to the all-tournament team in all four of the team’s tour-nament appearances — Texaco Classic (4.00 kps, .513 hit%), Grow the Game Challenge (4.40 kps, .462 hit%), Waikiki Beachcomber by Outrigger Classic (4.00 kps, .490 hit%), and Outrigger Invitational (3.80 kps, .378 hit%).

NOT YOUR AVERAGE JOE: The reason for UH’s of-fensive success in 2018 was the play of setter Joe Worsley. Worsley ranked second nationally at 11.02 assists per set while also averaging 1.82 digs per set, which ranked seventh in the Big West. He directed the UH offense to a .340 attack percentage that ranked fourth nationally including nine matches in which the Warriors hit .400 or better. In four tournaments last sea-son, Worsley was selected to the all-tournament team each time, including twice being named the Most Outstanding Player (Texaco Classic and Waikiki Beachcomber Classic).

LETHAL LEFTY: After a stretch of six straight matches without reaching double-figures in kills in 2018, opposite Rado Parapunov finished the year with eight straight double-figure matches, including back-to-back 20 kill performances against UC Santa Barbara and Long Beach State. Against UCSB, he also tallied a career-high 10 blocks and averaged 4.43 kills per set in the series while hitting .404. Parapunov had 16 double-figure matches on the year and was second in kills (3.55 kps), tied for second in aces (23) and third in blocking (0.79 bps).

BRETT THE HIT MAN: Despite losing his starting job for three weeks in March, outside hitter Brett Rosenmeier returned to the line-up and tallied double figures in kills in four of his fi-nal eight starts in 2018. More importantly, he helped steady the team’s passing game and finished second on the team with a .940 recep-tion percentage. The Virginia Beach, Va., native tallied a season-high 14 kills, with no errors, in 19 attempts (.737) against UC San Diego and also had 14 kills (.346) against Pepperdine. Rosenmeier also tied for second on the team with 23 aces and sported averages of 2.01 kills and 1.17 digs per set, while hitting .294.

DOUBLE TROUBLE: Middle blockers Patrick Gas-man and Dalton Solbrig were a force in the frontline for the Warriors combining to average 3.05 kills and 1.98 blocks per set, while hitting at a .456 clip in 2018. The duo helped the War-riors to a No. 13 national ranking in blocks per

set (2.37) while also providing a formidable of-fensive attack - Solbrig (1.74 kps, .476), Gas-man (1.31 kps, .430). In addition, the duo com-bined for 20 service aces.

BEACH ’BOWS: For the second consecutive year, Brett Rosenmeier and Colton Cowell represent-ed UH at the USA Volleyball Collegiate Beach Championships in Hermosa Beach, Calif., and this year, performed well enough to qualify for the World University Championships in Munich, Germany. The tandem finished in second place at the USAV event and placed 13th at the WUBV championship.

UH INKS THREE FOR 2020: Three players signed their National Letter of Intent to join the War-riors in 2020 — Chaz Galloway (San Diego, Ca-lif.), Dimitris Mouchlias (Greece) and Guilherme Voss Messias Santos (Brazil). Galloway com-peted with the WAVE Volleyball Club; Mouchl-ias represented his native Greece at various national team levels, and Voss Messias Santos is a member of the Brazil Youth national team.

HEAD COACH CHARLIE WADE10th seasonAlma Mater: CS Fullerton, 1991

In nine years as head coach, Charlie Wade has resurrected the University of Hawai‘i men’s vol-leyball program and into a national contender. The Rainbow Warriors have made two NCAA Tournament

trips in the last four years while the 2017 squad ad-vanced to the national semifinals and tied the program record with 27 wins. Wade has guided UH to postseason play seven times, including trips to the conference championship match the past two years. His teams also reached the semifinal round two other times, including in 2015 when the Warriors earned an at-large berth to the NCAA Tournament. That team finished with a 24-7 mark – their best since 2003 – and finished second in the MPSF standings (18-4) while ascending to the No. 1 national ranking for five weeks for the first time since 2004. During the 2016 season, Wade became the pro-gram’s third head coach to reach 100 career victories with a thrilling four-set victory over No. 1 UCLA, February 5. Under Wade, UH has regained its title as national attendance leader, with averages of 3,671 in 2015 and 3,794 in 2017, and 3,856 in 2018. After rebounding from a disappointing 7-20 season in 2012, Wade guided the Warriors back to the postsea-son in 2013 and not for a controversial call at match point in the fifth set against the Cougars in that quarterfi-nal match, UH may have pulled off the most improbable upset in tournament history. In 2011, Wade guided the Warriors to their second straight MPSF Tournament appearance and finished fifth in the final league standings. In his inaugural year, Wade led the Warriors to a 19-10 mark and a trip to the MPSF Tournament semifinals for the first time since 2003. Prior to Wade’s arrival, UH had missed postseason play the previous two seasons and suffered through three straight losing seasons.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD (AT HAWAI‘I) OVERALL CONFERENCESeason W L Pct. W L Pct. Postseason2010 19 10 .655 14 8 .636 MPSF Semis

2011 15 13 .522 13 9 .591 MPSF Quarters

2012 7 20 .259 4 18 .182 None

2013 11 17 .393 10 14 .417 MPSF Quarters

2014 15 12 .600 13 11 .591 None

2015 24 7 .774 18 4 .818 NCAA Play-In

2016 16 12 .571 11 11 .500 MPSF Quarters

2017 27 6 .818 14 4 .778 NCAA Semis

2018 19 8 .704 6 4 .600 BWC Finals

2019

TOTAL 153 105 .593 103 83 .554

COACHING STAFF

Milan ZarkovicAssociate Coach

6th Season

Josh WalkerAssistant Coach

4th Season

Chad GiessemanVolunteer Coach

2nd Season

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INDIVIDUAL PROFILES

#1 JOE WORSLEY4 Off the Block preseason All-America second team 4 Off the Block preseason Lloy Ball Award Watch List 4 AVCA All-America first team (2018)

CAREER HIGHSK ______________ 5 vs. Grand Canyon (1/14/17)E ____________3, 3x, last vs. UC Irvine (4/20/18)TA ____________ 10 vs. Grand Canyon (1/14/17)Hit% _ 1.000 (4-0-4) vs. Long Beach St. (2/24/16)AST ________________59 vs. UC Irvine (3/26/16)SA __________________4 vs. UC Irvine (2/23/18)D _____________________14 vs. UCLA (1/26/18)BS ____________________2 vs. Stevens (1/4/18)BA _____________________ 5 at CSUN (3/11/16)TB _____________________ 5 at CSUN (3/11/16)PTS __________________ 7.5 at CSUN (3/11/16)

#2 JAMES ANASTIASSIADESana-stah-see-ah-des

CAREER HIGHSK _________________ 2 vs. Lees-McRae (2/1/18)E _________________ 1 vs. Lees-McRae (2/1/18)TA ________________ 4 vs. Lees-McRae (2/1/18)Hit% __________ .500 (1-0-2) vs. Erskine (1/5/17)AST _____________________________________ 0SA ____________________ 2 vs. Juniata (1/5/18)D _____________________ 5 vs. Erskine (1/5/17)BS ______________________________________ 0BA ______________________________________ 0TB ______________________________________ 0PTS __________ 2.0, 2x, last vs. Juniata (1/5/18)

#3 BRETT ROSENMEIER

CAREER HIGHSK ____________________ 16 vs. CSUN (3/25/17)E ______________________ 7 vs. UCLA (1/26/18)TA _______________30 at Lindenwood (2/15/17)Hit% _ .737 (14-0-19) vs. UC San Diego (3/31/18)AST _____________3, 4x, last vs. UCLA (1/26/18)SA ____________________4 vs. Barton (1/13/18)D _________________11 at Cal Baptist (2/11/17)BS ____1, 6x, last at Long Beach State (4/21/18)BA _________________ 6 vs. Penn State (5/2/17)TB _________________ 6 vs. Penn State (5/2/17)PTS ________________18.5 vs. Barton (1/13/18)

#4 STIJN VAN TILBURGstine, von-til-berg

4 Off the Block preseason All-America first team 4 Off the Block preseason Karch Kiraly Award Watch List 4 Two-time AVCA All-America First Team

(2017-18)CAREER HIGHSK __________ 27, 2x, last vs. UC Irvine (2/25/18)E ______________________ 10 vs. UCLA (2/6/16)TA _________ 59 vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)Hit% __________ .933 (14-0-15) vs. King (1/7/16)AST ____________ 3 vs. Grand Canyon (1/21/16)SA __________ 3 vs. Long Beach State (4/14/18)D __________ 11 vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)BS _________________2 at Cal Baptist (2/11/17)BA __________ 7, 2x, last vs. Cal Baptist (4/9/16)TB __________ 7, 2x, last vs. Cal Baptist (4/9/16)PTS ______________ 29.0 vs. UC Irvine (3/26/16)

#6 GAGE WORSLEY4 Off the Block preseason Erik Shoji Award Watch List

CAREER HIGHSAST __ 2, 3x, last vs. Long Beach State (4/14/18)SA ____________ 3 at UC Santa Barbara (4/7/18)D ___________ 7 vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)RE _____________________ 4 at CSUN (3/16/18)

#11 DALTON SOLBRIG4 Off the Block preseason Ryan Millar Award Watch List

CAREER HIGHSK __________ 12 vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)E _____4, 2x, last at Long Beach State (4/21/18)TA _________ 20 vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)Hit% ____.889 (8-0-9) vs. UC San Diego (3/31/18)AST __ 2, 2x, last vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)SA __________ 2 vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)D ________4, 2x, last vs. UC San Diego (3/31/18)BS _____2, 2x, last at UC Santa Barbara (4/7/18)BA __________ 7 vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)TB ___ 7, 2x, last vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)PTS ______ 17.5 vs. Long Beach State (4/13/18)

#15 PATRICK GASMAN4 Off the Block preseason Ryan Millar Award Watch List 4 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention (2018)

CAREER HIGHSK ___________ 12 at Long Beach State (1/18/17)E __________________ 5 vs. Penn State (5/2/17)TA __________ 22 at Long Beach State (1/18/17)Hit% __ .727 (9-1-11) at Long Beach St (1/20/17)AST _________ 2 vs. Long Beach State (4/14/18)SA ______________2, 3x, last vs. UCLA (1/28/18)D ____________ 4, 2x, last at UC Irvine (1/21/17)BS __ 1, 17x, last vs. Long Beach State (4/14/18)BA ________________8 vs. Pepperdine (4/15/17)TB _____8, 2x, last at UC Santa Barbara (4/6/18)PTS _______ 15.0 at Long Beach State (1/18/17)

#17 COLTON COWELL

CAREER HIGHSK ___________11 vs. Lincoln Memorial (1/14/18)E ____________2 vs. Lincoln Memorial (1/14/18)TA __________17 vs. Lincoln Memorial (1/14/18)Hit% __ .529 (11-2-17) vs. Lincoln Memorial (1/14/18)AST ______________1, 3x, last vs. BYU (3/10/18)SA ______________2, 2x, last vs. UCLA (1/28/18)D ____________4 vs. Lincoln Memorial (1/14/18)BS ______________________________________ 0BA ___________2 vs. Lincoln Memorial (1/14/18)TB ___________2 vs. Lincoln Memorial (1/14/18)PTS _______ 14.0 vs. Lincoln Memorial (1/14/18)

#19 RADO PARAPUNOVraw-dough, pah-rah-poo-nove

4 Off the Block preseason Bryan Ivie Award Watch List 4 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention (2018)

CAREER HIGHSK ___________ 23 at Long Beach State (1/18/17)E ____ 9, 2x, last vs. Long Beach State (4/14/18)TA __________ 47 at Long Beach State (1/18/17)Hit% ____ 1.000 (9-0-9) vs. Grand View (1/27/17)AST _______________2 at Lindenwood (2/15/17)SA __________________4 vs. UC Irvine (4/20/18)D ____ 7, 3x, last vs. Long Beach State (4/14/18)BS _____2, 2x, last at UC Santa Barbara (4/7/18)BA ____________ 8 at UC Santa Barbara (4/7/18)TB ___________10 at UC Santa Barbara (4/7/18)PTS ________ 28.0 at UC Santa Barbara (4/7/18)

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STARTING LINEUPSOpponent OH OH OPP MB MB SETTER LIBERONJITConcordia-IrvineUSCStanfordStanfordat Queensvs. Saint Francisat QueensLincoln MemorialLincoln Memorialat UC Irvineat UC IrvineKingBall StatePepperdineCSUNCSUNvs. McKendreevs. Princetonat BYUat Concordia-Irvineat UC San Diegoat UC San DiegoUC Santa BarbaraUC Santa Barbaraat Long Beach Stateat Long Beach State

MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICSSEASON-HIGHS

TeamKills: Errors: Attempts: Attack Pct.: Assists: Aces: Digs: Blocks:

IndividualKills: Attempts: Attack Pct. (min. 12K): Assists: Aces: Digs: Blocks:

20+ Kills

.600+ Hitting Percentage (min 8 kills)

4+ Service Aces

14+ Digs

50+ Assists

7+ Blocks

TOP PERFORMANCES

MISCELLANEOUSDouble Figure Kills ’19 CareerS. van Tilburg - 59R. Parapunov - 21B. Rosenmeier - 11D. Solbrig - 2P. Gasman - 3C. Cowell - 1

Double-Doubles (K-D-B) ’19 CareerS. van Tilburg - 2R. Parapunov - 1B. Rosenmeier - 1

Double-Doubles (A-D) ’19 CareerJ. Worsley - 9

Double Figure Digs ’19 CareerJ. Worsley - 9B. Rosenmeier - 2S. van Tilburg - 2

20+ Kills ’19 CareerS. van Tilburg - 9R. Parapunov - 4

5+ Aces ’19 Career

15+ Digs ’19 Career

50+ Assists ’19 CareerJ. Worsley - 5