No. 25 WSU Volleyball Travels to No. 6 UCLA and No. 17 USC
COUGAR VOLLEYBALL LOOKING TO BE STARS IN LA: The No. 25 Washington State volleyball team (16-8 overall, 5-8 Pac-10) hits the road for a pair of conference matches against ranked teams…Cougars play No. 6 UCLA (19-6, 9-3) Friday, Nov. 13 (7 p.m.) at Pauley Pavilion, and No. 17 USC (15-9, 4-8) Saturday, Nov. 14 (5:30 p.m.) at the Galen Center…matches will be broadcast on KQQQ 1150 AM and on the internet via Cougars All-Access.
COUGAR COACHING STAFF: Head Coach Andrew Palileo is in his second season at WSU after a highly successful tenure at South Dakota State…Palileo has a 26-27 overall record at WSU, and a 13-year career record of 265-168…associate head coach Brian Lamppa and assistant coach TeAna Tramel complete the coaching staff...Kara Kiefer is the coordinator of operations.
AVCA TOP 25 POLL: Washington State dropped to a tie at 25th in the Nov. 9 American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Div. I Coaches Top 25 Poll…Pac-10 schools ranked this week include No. 4 Washington, No. 6 UCLA, No. 7 Stanford, No. 12 California, No. 16 Oregon, No. 17 USC, and No. 18 Arizona…also receiving votes in this week’s poll is Oregon State (39th)…defending national champion Penn State is ranked No. 1…for the weekly poll, go to www.avca.org.
PAC-10 2009 STANDINGS (as of 11/9/09)
(Nat. Ranking) Conference Overall Streak
Washington (4) 10-3 20-3 Lost 1
UCLA (6)
Stanford (7) 9-4 16-7 Won 1
California (12) 8-5 15-8 Won 6
Oregon (16) 6-6 16-6 Won 1
Arizona (18) 6-7 17-7 Lost 1
Washington State (t-25) 5-8 16-8 Lost 4
USC (17)
Oregon State 3-9 12-12 Won 1
Arizona State 3-10 13-12 Lost 1
ALBRIGHT HONORED: Senior OH Jackie Albright (Lake Forest, Calif.) was named to the 2009 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII first team for Univ. Div. as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)…has a 3.56 GPA, majoring in civil engineering.
MEET THIS WEEK’S WSU VOLLEYBALL OPPONENTS:
ABOUT THE NO. 6 UCLA BRUINS (19-6, 9-3): UCLA is riding a six-match win streak…last loss was to No. 4 Washington (Oct. 16 in Seattle)…is 10-3 against ranked teams this season…Bruins’ leaders are 5-11 Jr. OH Dicey McGraw (3.14 kps), 6-6 So. MB Amanda Gil (1.60 bps, 1st Pac-10 & 2nd NCAA, .372 hpct, 5th Pac-10), 5-7 Fr. setter Lauren Cook (10.36 aps, 7th Pac-10), and 5-7 So. libero Lainey Gera (4.56 dps, 4th Pac-10)…Head Coach Andy Banachowski (1101-298, 43 years UCLA/career)…LAST TIME - Oct. 17, 2009, No. 12 UCLA defeated WSU 3-0 in Pullman…SERIES RECORD - UCLA leads 40-7 (WSU streak -13)…WSU’s last win over UCLA was Oct. 25, 2003, 3-2, in Pullman…in matches in Los Angeles, UCLA leads 21-2.
ABOUT THE NO. 17 USC TROJANS (15-9, 4-8 * pending 11/13 match vs. No. 4 Washington): The Women of Troy are coming off three consecutive losses…Pac-10 wins have come at Arizona State, vs. No. 9 California, vs. Oregon State and No. 12 Oregon…USC leaders are 6-3, So. OH Alex Jupiter (4.45 kps - 4th Pac-10 & 17th NCAA, 5.25 pps - 4th Pac-10 & 8th NCAA, 0.34 ace per set, 3rd Pac-10), 6-1 Sr. OH Jessica Gysin (3.33 kps), 6-4 So. MB Lauren Willliams (.325 hpct, 8th Pac-10), 5-11 So. setter Kendall Bateman (12.15 aps, 2nd Pac-10 & 2nd NCAA), and 5-8 Sr. L Alli Hillgren (4.24 dps, 5th Pac-10)…USC leads the Pac-10 in team kills (14.75 kps) and assists (13.95 aps)…Head Coach Mick Haley (219-53, 9 years at USC; 992-241-1, 33 years career)…LAST TIME - Oct. 16, 2009 WSU defeated No. 16 USC 3-0 in Pullman…SERIES RECORD - USC leads 36-12 (WSU streak +1)…USC leads 21-2 in Los Angeles…WSU’s last win at USC was Oct. 16, 1998 (3-0).
NCAA VOLLEYBALL RPI: In the NCAA Ratings Performance Index (RPI) for matches through Nov. 8, Washington State is ranked 53rd…among Pac-10 schools listed above WSU are: Washington 5th, California 6th, UCLA 8th, Stanford 9th, Arizona 17th, Oregon 19th, USC 33rd, and Oregon State 52nd…Texas has the No. 1 ranking...RPI comes from a combination of a team’s winning percentage, its opponents’ winning percentages, and it’s opponents’ opponents’ winning percentages, with home and road contests figured into the formula.
MORE VOLLEYBALL POLLS: In the Nov. 9 Rich Kern (richkern.com) poll, Washington State is 26th…in the Pablo Rankings, the Cougars are 38th…the Volleyball Magazine rankings from Nov. 2 had WSU at 27th.
NOTEWORTHY FACTS ABOUT THE 2009 WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL TEAM:
Ø NCAA Statistics (for matches played through 11/8) - Renee Bordelon’s 11.46 assists per set is 14th-best nationally; Cassie Robbins is 30th with 1.28 blocks per set
Ø Diggin’ it UP! - WSU has two players in the Pac-10 top 10 for digs per set - Oceana Bush is 3rd (4.76 dps), and Kelly Hyder is 9th (3.11 dps)…as a team, WSU is 2nd (15.74 dps)
Ø Five Conference Wins - first time since 2003
Ø Looooong time since - first time WSU has had more wins than losses at end of 1st half of Pac-10 since 1998
Ø National news - The 2009 success of WSU volleyball was featured in a story on ESPN.com’s College Sports page Oct. 14-15 (two titles - Team Unexpected or Senior Helpers)
Ø More National love for Cougs - Nice blurb about the Cougars at this website - www.ncaa.com/blog/2009d1wvb/
Ø Gains by Ganzer - WSU’s sophomore MB Meagan Ganzer leads the team in Pac-10 matches with 3.36 kps…she is also the team overall leader with 3.10 kps
Ø Racking up the points - In the 3-0 win over No. 18 Arizona, WSU came from a 24-19 deficit in the third set to win 26-24
Ø That’s service - Senior Jackie Albright served the set/match-winning ace against both Arizona and Arizona State Oct. 2&3
Ø Triples and Doubles - WSU is 5-3 in matches where three players are in double-figure kills and 2-1 in matches where four hitters have double-digit kills
Ø Five years between wins over ranked Pac-10 teams - Before the Oct. 2 sweep of No. 18 Arizona, the last time WSU defeated a ranked Pac-10 team was in November 2004 (3-2 win over No. 6 USC in Pullman)
Ø Memorable Pac-10 Start - WSU 3-0 win over Oregon State in Corvallis was first time Cougs opened Pac-10 play with a win since 2003 when WSU defeated No. 16 Arizona, 3-1 in Pullman….last time WSU opened Pac-10 play with a road win was in 1997, a 3-2 win over Oregon State in Corvallis
Ø Season record - WSU’s 2009 start of 12-0 equaled the best start since 1997 (16-0, adv. to NCAA Sweet 16)
Ø National Poll Rankings - the 2003 preseason Coaches Top 25 poll was the last time Washington State volleyball was ranked or received votes in the poll…Cougs were 19th in that poll
Ø Five-set Matches - WSU is 2-0 in five-set matches in 2009…in 2008 the Cougs were 5-0 in five-set matches
Ø Another School Record - WSU hit .478 in the win over No. 17 Utah
Ø Win Streak stopped at 14: Cougars won the final 2 matches of the 2008 season and won first 12 this season
Ø Team Breakdown by State - 9 players from Washington, 5 from California, 1 from Idaho, 1 from Minnesota
Ø VolleyBlog - updated on the official Washington State website,www.wsucougars.com, every week
PAC-10 COACHES 2009 PRESEASON PREDICTIONS: Washington (90 points) was selected by the Pac-10 volleyball coaches to be the league champions in the 2009 preseason poll…poll order shows California (80), Stanford (74), UCLA (62), USC (60), Oregon (48), Arizona (42), Arizona State (34), Oregon State (31) and WSU (19)…the Pac-10 coaches, who are not allowed to vote for their own teams (point system is 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2), have successfully predicted the league champion 13 of the last 20 years.
ATTENDANCE NUMBERS GROWING: Hawai’i leads the nation with an average of 6,423 fans (20 matches)…Washington is top Pac-10 school at 6th (3,089/8 matches)…WSU is 36th, averaging 1,146 fans in 13 home matches…UW match had 2,724 fans, 10th-best crowd in history and largest volleyball crowd since 1997.
ABC PINK CAMPAIGN & BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MATCH: For the eighth consecutive year, the Washington State University women’s volleyball team conducted the Attacking Breast Cancer (ABC) Pink Campaign Pledge Drive to raise fund for the Breast Cancer Support Group of the Palouse, known as the Bosom Buddies…players gathered pledges for WSU team kills landed during the home matches in the month of October…donors pledged an amount per kill or a flat amount…in Oct. 2009 home matches, WSU tallied 239 kills with sophomore Meagan Ganzer the team leader with 70 kills…the amount raised this year was $2,600, bringing the total to $11,405 donated to the Breast Cancer Support Group of the Palouse and its educational programs.
MARCIA SANEHOLTZ COURT AT BOHLER GYM COUGARS HOME: The Cougars’ home court is called Marcia Saneholtz Court at Bohler Gym in honor of the 28-year administrative veteran of Cougar Athletics who retired Oct. 1, 2007…Sr. Associate Athletics Director/SWA is a long-time proponent of gender equity and a champion for all sports at WSU as well as in the Pac-10 and the nation…NACWAA president (1992-93), on the board of directors (1987-94), and named 1997 Administrator of the Year…also NAGWS Pathfinder Award in 2001 and WSU Woman of Distinction in 2003…she was added to the Inland Empire Scroll of Honor in 2009.
TUNE IN FOR COUGAR VOLLEYBALL ON RADIO: Cougar volleyball fans can listen to all the road contests during the 2009 season LIVE in the Palouse on KQQQ-AM radio (1150 on the AM dial)…veteran area broadcaster Steve Grubbs is the voice of Cougar volleyball for the fifth season...these road matches are also available for listening on the internet by purchasing a subscription through the Cougars All-Access button on thewsucougars.com website.
COUGAR VOLLEYBALL ON TELEVISION: The Pacific-10 Conference will once again have LIVE broadcasts of conference volleyball matches on the FOX Sports Network throughout the 2009 season…WSU is scheduled to have one match televised this season, the Nov. 21 match at Washington…ALSO, the Oct. 10 match at California was broadcast by Comcast SportsNet West in Northern California from Fresno to the Oregon border.
BORDELON PAC-10 PLAYER OF THE WEEK AUG. 31-Sept. 7: Cougar senior Renee Bordelon (Coeur d’Alene) was named the Pacific-10 Conference Volleyball Player of the Week for Aug. 31-Sept. 7, after earning MVP honors at Utah Valley Invite…led WSU to three sweeps, including an upset victory over Missouri, No. 17 Utah, and Utah Valley…WSU also defeated Weber State, 3-0 Monday evening…led the WSU offense to a combined .311 hitting percentage in the four victories, including a School Record .478 attack percentage in the win over Utah…for the week, Bordelon tallied 153 assists (12.75 assists per set), 11 kills and four service aces…in upset win over No. 17 Utah, registered 36 assists and five kills…this is the first weekly honor of Bordelon, WSU’s 20th Pac-10 Player of the Week and the first time a Cougar has been honored since Sept. 15, 2003 (Zanda Bautre).
HYDER BUILDS ON SCHOOL DIGS RECORD: Kelly Hyder (senior, Huntington Beach, Calif.) owns the WSU career digs record with 1,700 digs (116 matches, 391 sets, 4.35 digs per set average)…Hyder owns WSU single-season record with 565 digs during the 2006 season and her 2007 total of 524 digs is second-best in single-season standings…she is the seventh Cougar in school history to reach 1,000 digs in a career.
BUSH BREAKS SCHOOL RECORD FOR MATCH DIGS: Libero Oceana Bush (freshman, Spokane, Wash.) had a school record 39 digs in WSU’s 3-2 win over Arizona State Oct. 3 in Pullman…she wiped out the school record of 35 digs set by Jalen Pendon in 2005, ironically, also against Arizona State (Oct. 27, 2005 in Tempe)…the 5-5 Bush layed outside hitter on her state championship high school team, Lewis & Clark HS…she is averaging 5.06 dps in Pac-10 matches and 4.76 dps for the season.
CURRENT COUGARS CLIMBING INTO WASHINGTON STATE SCHOOL RECORDS:
Career Digs
1. Kelly Hyder (2006-09)
2. Shannon Wyckoff (1994-97)
Career Assists
1. Keri Killebrew (1990-92)
7. Maureen Perez (2005-07)
8. Renee Bordelon (2008-09)
Career Solo Blocks
1. Carrie Couturier (1988-91)
9. Carrie Gilley (1990-93)
10. Cassie Robbins (2006-09)
Career Block Assists
1. Carrie Couturier (1988-91)
10. Kelly Rosin (2003-06)
Cassie Robbins (2006-09)
Career Total Blocks
1. Carrie Couturier (1988-91)
9. Carrie Gilley (1990-93)
10. Cassie Robbins (2006-09)
Single Season Digs
1. Kelly Hyder (2006)
2. Kelly Hyder (2007)
3. Jalen Pendon (2005)
4. Kortney Jamtaas (2002)
5. Beth Welch (1988)
6. Cindy Baker (1988)
7. Oceana Bush (2009)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FROM THE PAC-10 CONFERENCE (TOP 10):
Individual Overall Matches - rank in conference, WSU player (conf. leader)
Kills - no WSU player (Hana Cutura, California 5.10 kps)
Hitting Percentage - 9th Brittany Tillman .325 and 10th Cassie Robbins .316 (Bianca Rowland, Washington .458)
Assists - 3rd Renee Bordelon 11.46 aps (Nevena Djordjevic, Oregon 12.16 aps)
Service Aces - no WSU player (Jill Collymore, Washington 0.55 saps)
Digs - 3rd Oceana Bush 4.76 dps, 9th Kelly Hyder 3.11 dps (Gabi Ailes, Stanford 5.39 dps)
Blocks - 3rd Cassie Robbins 1.28 bps (Amanda Gil, UCLA 1.60 bps)
Points - no WSU player (Hana Cutura, California 5.59 pps)
TEAM STATISTICS FROM THE PAC-10 CONFERENCE (TOP 10):
Team Overall Matches (Leader)
Kills - WSU is 6th with 13.76 kps (USC 14.75 kps)
Hitting Percentage - WSU is 7th at .236 (Washington .294)
Opponent Hitting Pct - WSU is 9th at .210 (Washington .158)
Assists - WSU is 6th at 12.74 aps (USC 13.95 aps)
Service Aces - WSU is 9th at 0.71 saps (Washington 1.71 saps)
Digs - WSU is 2nd at 15.74 dps (UCLA 16.19 dps)
Blocks - WSU is 8th at 2.38 bps (Oregon State 2.90 bps)
CONFERENCE ONLY INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FROM THE PAC-10 CONFERENCE (TOP 10):
Individual Conference Matches - rank in conference, WSU player (conf. leader)
Kills - no WSU player (Rachel Rourke, Oregon State 5.35 kps)
Hitting Percentage - no WSU player (Bianca Rowland, Washington .413)
Assists - 5th Renee Bordelon 11.15 aps (Nevena Djordjevic, Oregon 12.76 aps)
Service Aces - no WSU player (Jill Collymore, Washington 0.52 saps)
Digs - 4th Oceana Bush 5.06 dps (Gabi Ailes, Stanford 6.24 dps)
Blocks - 3rd Cassie Robbins 1.26 bps (Amanda Gil, UCLA 1.73 bps)
Points - no WSU player (Rachel Rourke, Oregon State 5.86 pps)
CONFERENCE ONLY TEAM STATISTICS FROM THE PAC-10 CONFERENCE (TOP 10):
Team Conference Matches (Leader)
Kills - WSU is 9th with 13.06 kps (Oregon 14.93 kps)
Hitting Percentage - WSU is 8th at .199 (California .280)
Opponent Hitting Pct - WSU is 7th at .243 (UCLA .187)
Assists - WSU is 8th at 12.15 aps (Oregon 14.20 aps)
Service Aces - WSU is 10th at 0.60 saps (Washington 1.58 aps)
Digs - WSU is 7th at 15.70 dps (Stanford 17.35 dps)
Blocks - WSU is 7th at 2.46 bps (Oregon State 2.88 bps)
MEET THE 2009 COUGARS:
#6 Annie Adams (OH, 6-3, Rs-SO, Crosby, Minn.) - Transferred from South Dakota State…2008 redshirt season…began 2009 season with right foot in boot after suffering a sprain in practice…played in 14 sets this season including starting at Arizona…played in 2 sets at Oregon 9/27 and had two block assists…also tallied 2 kills at No. 15 Cal…3 kills and 2 blocks at Arizona…2 kills, hit .400, 2 digs and 1 block vs. No. 13 Cal.
#2 Jackie Albright (OH, 6-1, SR, Lake Forest, Calif.) - 2009 tri-captain…named to Nike Cougar Invite all-tournament team…named to ESPN The Magazine Dist. VIII All-Academic first team with 3.56 GPA in civil engineering…second on team with 2.92 kps and adds 3.02 dps…this season, 12 matches with double-digit kills, 15 matches with double-figure digs…third on team with 3.27 points per set average…career numbers are 897 kills, 918 digs and 48 aces in 361 sets (111 matches).
#16 Renee Bordelon (S, 5-10, SR, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho) - 2009 tri-captain…named MVP of Utah Valley La Quinta Inn & Suites Invite…named to Nike Cougar Invite all-tournament team…named Pac-10 Player of the Week for Aug. 31-Sept. 7…had 5 kills and hit .833 vs. No. 17 Utah…career-high 12 digs vs. Idaho…12 service aces second team…3rd in Pac-10 and 14th nationally with 11.46 assists per set…two-year total assists in 1794, 8th on school assists career record list, 186 away from No. 7 spot…hitting .291, third-best on team, and contributed 37 blocks…has 11 matches where three or more hitters have double-figure kills.
#1 Oceana Bush (DS/L, 5-5, FR, Spokane, Wash.) - Named top libero at Utah Valley La Quinta Inn & Suites Invite…in first three matches of season played left front, defensive specialist and libero…set school record 39 digs in five-set match win over Arizona State 10/3 in Pullman…leads team and 3rd in Pac-10 with 4.76 digs per set…in 85 sets has landed 10 kills and 405 digs…double-digit digs in 22 of 24 matches this season with 9 digs in the other two matches…405 digs for the season is 7th in WSU single season rankings, just 8 away from 6th spot.
#3 Alex Diemer (S, 5-8, SO, Rocklin, Calif.) - Transferred from Boise State in January 2009…played in 10 sets to date with 17 assists…6 assists vs. Montana State…3 assists, 1 dig and 1 block at Weber State…two digs for season.
#9 Meagan Ganzer (OH, 6-3, SO, Black Diamond, Wash.) - Missed 7 sets after injuring ankle in early practice but bounced back strong…leading hitter on team with 3.10 kps…leads team in Pac-10 matches with 3.36 kps…second on team with 3.38 pps…had career-high 20 kills vs. Arizona State…had 19 kills against No. 7 Oregon and hit .457 in match…hit career-high .517 against Missouri with 12 kills and 0 errors on 21 attacks…had 15 kills and hit .458 in 3-0 win over No. 16 USC.
#18 Liz Haskey (DS/L, 5-2, FR, Puyallup, Wash.) - Newcomer from Puyallup High…has played in 7 sets with total of 6 digs…3 digs vs. UC Davis.
#5 Faith Hutcherson (DS, 5-3, JR, Redmond, Wash.) - Comes off the bench to provide tough serves and play defensively…played in 67 sets with 76 digs and three aces…high of 8 digs vs. Montana State.
#8 Kelly Hyder (DS/L, 5-9, SR, Huntington Beach, Calif.) - 2009 tri-captain…school record-holder for single season digs (565 digs, 2006) and career digs (1,700 digs)…moved into defensive specialist role this season…3.11 dps average is 9th-best in Pac-10…vs. Idaho tallied 21 digs and equaled career-best of 3 aces…13 matches with double-digit digs.
#4 Silver Keck (DS, 5-5, JR, Clinton, Wash.) - Joined team in Spring 2009…previously played at Edmonds CC.
#19 Conley Kipp (MB, 6-4, FR, Newport Beach, Calif.) - High touted freshman middle blocker from Southern California…seen action in 4 sets with 3 kills to date.
#12 Cassie Robbins (MB, 6-3, JR, Yakima, Wash.) - Named MVP of Nike Cougar Invite where she tallied 13 blocks (1.18 bps) and 29 kills (2.64 kps)…second on team and 10th-best in Pac-10 with .316 hitting percentage…blocks per set average of 1.28 is third-best in Pac-10 and 30th in NCAA…leads team with 3.41 points per set…109 total blocks this season…tallied 16 kills and hit .464 vs. Cal State Northridge…vs. Idaho 11 kills and career-high 11 blocks…has hit below .300 in only 6 matches this season…career numbers include 632 kills, .242 hpct., 44 solo blocks, 279 block assists, 323 total blocks in 339 sets and 105 matches played.
#10 Kimika Rozier (OH, 5-10, SO, Murrieta, Calif.) - Played in 6 sets to date with 3 kills…left team in November.
#21 Brittany Tillman (MB, 6-1, JR, Tacoma, Wash.) - Named to Nike Cougar Invite and Utah Valley La Quinta Inn & Suites Invite all-tournament teams…leads team and 9th in Pac-10 with .325 hitting percentage…fourth on team with 2.42 kps…had career-high 17 kills, 19.0 points and hit .481 vs. Idaho…hit .533 against No. 17 Utah with 9 kills and one error in 15 attacks…vs. Gonzaga hit .632 (12-0-19) with 4 blocks…has 64 total blocks, second-best on team.
#7 Rachel Todorovich (RS, 6-2, FR, Walla Walla, Wash.) - High school setter who has found a spot as a left-handed right side hitter…named to Utah Valley La Quinta Inn & Suites Invite all-tournament team…against No. 17 Utah had 9 kills, 0 errors on 16 attacks for .562 hitting percentage…same day had 12 kills, 1 error, 27 attacks for .407 hpct against Utah Valley…13 kills and 5 blocks vs. Idaho…contributed 12 kills and hit .450 at No. 7 Stanford…season totals 2.15 kps (fifth on team) and .239 hpct (fourth on team).
#14 Tangerine Wiggs (OH, 6-2, Rs-FR, Seattle, Wash.) - Coming off redshirt season…played in 8 sets with 8 kills and 2 blocks….landed three kills at No. 15 California 10/10 with no attack errors.
WASHINGTON STATE VOLLEYBALL 2009 SUPERLATIVES Season Highs [Career Highs]
#1 OCEANA BUSH, DS/L
Kills: 4 vs. Montana 8/29
H.Pct: .444 vs. Montana State 8/29
Aces: 1 (three times)
Digs: 39 vs. Arizona State 10/3 SR
Total Blocks: 1 vs. UC Davis 8/28
Points: 4.0 (twice)
#2 JACKIE ALBRIGHT, OH
Kills: 18 vs. UC Davis 8/28 &
vs. Oregon State 9/25
[19, 2007]
H.Pct: .429 vs. Portland 8/29
[.469, 2006 & 2007]
Aces: 2 vs. Utah 9/5 & vs. CSUN 9/11
[3, 2006 & 2007]
Digs: 22 vs. No. 4 UW 10/23
[24, 2008]
Total Blocks: 4 vs. Gonzaga 9/15 &
vs. No. 7 Oregon 9/27
[4, 2007 & 2008]
Points: 19.5 vs. UC Davis 8/28
[20.0, 2007]
#3 ALEX DIEMER, S
Sets: 10
H.Pct: 0
Assists: 6 vs. Montana State 8.29
Aces: 0
Digs: 1 vs. Weber State 9/7 &
vs. No. 15 Cal 10/10
Total Blocks: 1 vs. Weber State 9/7
Points: 0.5 vs. Weber State 9/7
#5 FAITH HUTCHERSON, DS
Sets: 67
Aces: 1 vs. Montana State 8/29 &
vs. No. 7 Oregon 9/27
Digs: 9 vs. Arizona 10/2
#6 ANNIE ADAMS, OH
Sets: 14
Kills: 3 at No. 18 Arizona 10/31
Aces: 0
Digs: 1 at No. 18 Arizona 10/31 &
vs. No. 13 Cal 11/7
Total Blocks: 2 vs. No. 7 Oregon 9/27
& at No. 18 Arizona 10/31
Points: 4.5 at No. 18 Arizona 10/31
#7 RACHEL TODOROVICH, MB
Kills: 13 vs. Idaho 9/11
H.Pct: .562 vs. No. 17 Utah 9/5 &
vs. Gonzaga 9/15
Aces: 1 (three times)
Digs: 7 (three times)
Total Blocks: 5 (three times)
Points: 15.5 vs. Idaho 9/11
#8 KELLY HYDER, DS/L
Sets: 84
Kills: 1 vs. Utah Valley 9/5
Aces: 3 vs. Idaho 9/11 [3, 2007]
Digs: 21 vs. Idaho 9/11 [34, 2006]
#9 MEAGAN GANZER, OH
Kills: 20 vs. Arizona State 10/3
H.Pct: .571 vs. Missouri 9/4
Aces: 0 [2, 2008]
Digs: 5 vs. Utah Valley 9/5
Total Blocks: 4 vs. Weber State 9/7 &
Vs. No. 4 UW 10/23 [4, 2008]
Points: 20.5 vs. Arizona State 10/3
#10 KIMIKA ROZIER, OH
Sets: 6 [6]
Kills: 1 (twice) [1, 2008]
Aces: 0
Digs: 0 [1, 2008]
Total Blocks: 0 [1, 2008]
Points: 1.0 (twice) [1.0, 2008]
#12 CASSIE ROBBINS, MB
Kills: 16 vs. Cal St. Northridge 9/11
H.Pct: .562 vs. Weber State 9/7
[.615, 2008]
Digs: 3 vs. UC Davis 8/28 [2, 2006]
Total Blocks: 11 vs. Idaho 9/11
Points: 20.0 vs. Arizona State 10/3
# 14 TANGERINE WIGGS, OH
Sets: 8
Kills: 3 vs. No. 15 Cal 10/10
Aces: 0
Digs: 1 vs. Montana State 8/29 &
vs. Gonzaga 9/15
Total Blocks: 1 vs. Montana State 8/29 vs. Cal State Northridge 9/11
Points: 3.0 vs. No. 15 Cal 10/10
#16 RENEE BORDELON, S
Kills: 5 vs. No. 17 Utah 9/5 &
vs. Arizona State 10/3
[5, 2008]
H.Pct: .833 vs. No. 17 Utah 9/5
Assists: 55 vs. Idaho 9/11
[64, 2008]
Aces: 2 (twice) [2, 2008]
Digs: 12 vs. Cal St. Northridge 9/12
Total Blocks: 5 vs. Idaho 9/11
Points: 7.0 vs. Arizona State 10/3
#18 LIZ HASKEY, DS
Sets: 7
Aces: 0
Digs: 3 vs. UC Davis 8/28
#19 CONLEY KIPP, MB
Sets: 4
Kills: 2 vs. Montana 8/29
H.Pct: .250 vs. Montana State 8/29
Aces: 0
Digs: 0
Total Blocks: 0
Points: 2.0 vs. Montana State 8/29
#21 BRITTANY TILLMAN, MB
Kills: 17 vs. Idaho 9/11
H.Pct: .632 vs. Gonzaga 9/15
Aces: 0
Digs: 3 vs. Utah Valley 9/5
[3, 2007]
Blocks: 9 vs. No. 7 Stanford 10/9
Points: 19.0 vs. Idaho 9/11
WSU TEAM HIGHS 2009
Kills: 69 vs. Arizona State 10/3
Pct. .478 vs. No. 17 Utah 9/5
School Record
Assists: 64 vs. Arizona State 10/3
Aces: 6 vs. Missouri 9/4
Digs: 95 vs. Arizona State 10/3
Total Blocks: 15 vs. Idaho 9/11
Points: 83 vs. Idaho 9/11
OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS 2009
Kills: 66 No. 7 Oregon 9/27
H.Pct: .396 No. 15 California 10/10
Assists: 63 No. 7 Oregon 9/27
Aces: 8 Arizona State 10/3
Digs: 94 Arizona State
Total Blocks: 19 Idaho 9/11
Points: 86 Idaho 9/11 &
No. 7 Oregon 9/27
