2009 UVU Volleyball Media Guide by Utah Valley University Athletics

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2009 SCHEDULE

Sports Information Staff 3 Volleyball Support Staff 3 Media Outlets 3 Season Preview 4 2009 Roster 5 Head Coach Sam Atoa 6 Coaching Staff Bios 7 Player Bios Allyce Jones 8-9 Camie Manwill 10-11 Marla Morin 12-13 Kayli Broadbent 14-15 Lanni O’Reilly 14-15 Dani Robison 18-19 Kathleen Stevens 20-21 Sarah Clement 22-23 Chelsey Garfield 24-25 Jaicee Kuresa 26-27 Faith Tusieseina 28-29 Chelsea Fa’alogo 30-31 Newcomers 32 Opponents 34-35 2008 Statistics and Match Results 37 NCAA Individual Season ad Career Records 38-40 All-Time UVU Roster 40 All-Time NCAA Records vs. Opponents 41 Year-by-Year NCAA Results 42 Campus Pages VOLLEYBALL COACHING STAFF Head Coach Office Phone E-mail

Sam Atoa (801) 863-8657 Sam.Atoa@uvu.edu

Assistant Coach Office Phone E-mail

Lacee Koelliker (801) 863-7023 Lacee.Koelliker@uvu.edu

Assistant Coach Office Phone E-mail

Scott Lee (801) 863-7023 Scott.Lee@uvu.edu TEAM INFORMATION

DATE

OPPONENT

LOCATION

TIME (MT)

WEBER STATE INVITATIONAL Aug. 28 vs. Gonzaga Aug. 29 at Weber State vs. Utah State

Ogden, UT Ogden, UT Ogden, UT

5 p.m. 1 p.m. 5 p.m.

LA QUINTA INN & SUITES INVITATIONAL vs. Utah Orem, UT vs. Missouri Orem, UT vs. Washington State Orem, UT

Sept.4 Sept. 5

7 p.m. 12 p.m. 7 p.m.

WOLVERINE INVITATIONAL Sept. 11 vs. USC Sept. 12 vs. USC vs. Idaho State Sept. 16 Sept. 17 Sept. 18 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Oct. 5 Oct. 8 Oct. 10 Oct. 13 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 20 Oct. 23 Oct. 27 Oct. 29 Oct. 31 Nov. 5 Nov. 7 Nov. 12

Orem, UT Orem, UT Orem, UT

vs. Oregon Orem, UT at Boise State Boise, ID vs. Chicago State* Orem, UT vs. Southern Utah Orem, UT Alumni Match Orem, UT vs. North Dakota* Orem, UT vs. South Dakota* Orem, UT vs. Boise State Orem, UT at Chicago State* Chicago,IL at NJIT* Newark, NJ vs. Utah State Orem, UT vs. UT--Pan American* Orem, UT at Idaho State Pocatello, ID at Southern Utah Cedar City, UT vs. Houston Baptist* Orem, UT at BYU Provo, UT at South Dakota* Vermillion, SD at North Dakota* Grand Forks, ND at Houston Baptist* Houston, TX at UT-Pan American* Edinburg, TX vs. NJIT* Orem, UT

7 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 3 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 11 a.m. 12 p.m. 6 p.m. 12 p.m. 7 p.m.

GREAT WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Nov. 19 TBD Nov. 20 TBD Nov. 21 TBD

Houston, TX Houston, TX Houston, TX

TBA TBA TBA

* Great West Conference matches

2008 Record 14-12 Starters Returning/Lost 4/3 Newcomers 4 All-Time NCAA Div. I Record (6 years) 91-74 Head Coach Sam Atoa Alma Mater Brigham Young University, 1988 NCAA Div. I Record (6 years) 91-74 Career Record at UVU (10 years) 229-105

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UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF DIRECTORY

MAILING ADDRESS: Department of Athletics - #104 800 W. University Parkway Orem, Utah 84058-5999 Office: Fax:

(801) 863-8644 or (801) 863-6231 (801) 863-8813

Sports Information Director: Sport Responsibilities: Office Phone: Cell Phone: E-mail:

Clint Burgi Baseball, Women’s Basketball, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Soccer (801) 863-8644 (801) 362-1548 Clint.Burgi@uvu.edu

Assistant Sports Information Director: Jay Hinton Sport Responsibilities Volleyball, Men’s Basketball, Softball Office Phone: (801) 863-6231 Cell Phone: (801) 448-3731 E-mail: Jay.Hinton@uvu.edu Sports Information Assistant: Sport Responsibilities: Office Phone: Cell Phone E-mail:

James Warnick Cross Country, Track, Wrestling (801) 863-6231 (801) 830-6800 James.Warnick@uvu.edu

MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Media credentials for Utah Valley University home contests for newspaper, radio, television and photographers may be requested by contacting the appropriate sports information contact. For volleyball, contact Jay Hinton via e-mail, office or cell phone.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location Orem, Utah Founded 1941 Enrollment 27,000 School Colors Green and Gold Mascot Wolverine Volleyball Facility Shurian Family Activity Center Capacity 2,000 Press Row (801) 362-1548 Affiliation NCAA Div. I Conference Great West President Matthew S. Holland Vice President for Student Affairs Cory Duckworth Director of Athletics Michael V. Jacobsen Senior Associate Athletic Director, Internal Operations Dr. D.J. Smith Associate Athletic Director, SWA Megan Kennedy Assistant Athletic Director, External Operations Brad Mertz Assistant Athletic Director, Marketing & Promotions Nate Mathis

VOLLEYBALL SUPPORT STAFF Head Athletic Trainer: Office Phone: E-mail:

Andrew Nelson (801) 863-8636 Andrew.Nelson@uvu.edu

Equipment Manager: Office Phone: E-mail:

Mike Guymon (801) 863-8515 Mike.Guymon@uvu.edu

Athletic Department: Office Phone: Fax: Ticket Information: On the web:

(801) 863-8653 (801) 863-8813 (801) 863-8998 WolverineGreen.com

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2009 SEASON PREVIEW In 2008, the Utah Valley University women’s volleyball team captured its second straight Div. I Independent Championship, , and now the 2009 Wolverines are setting their sights on the first-ever Great West Conference volleyball championship. UVU volleyball coach Sam Atoa hopes the momentum gained last year will carry over into the 2009 campaign. “I’d like to think there are some things that we did last fall and last spring that are really going to help us,” he said. The Wolverines (14-12) will be led seniors Allyce Jones, Camie Manwill, Marla Morin and juniors Dani Robison, Lanni O’Reilly, Kayli Broadbent and Kathleen Stevens. With the experienced gained last year by last year’s freshmen Jaicee Kuresa, Faith Tusieseina, Chelsea Fa’alogo, Sarah Clement, and Chelsey Garfield, and the addition of transfer Rachel Anderson (Snow College) and freshmen Lindsay Barker, Erica Nish, and Patti Flagg, the Wolverines are poised to make a run at the GWC crown. “We have huge challenges and we’re willing to accept those challenges and show where we’re at,” he said. “Hopefully we can continue to succeed.” The Wolverines will have an aggressive preseason home slate with matches against USC, Utah, Missouri, Oregon, Washington State and Utah State, but they have proven they can win at home by going 12-1 last year. After playing their first three matches of the year on the road, the Wolverines will play 13 of their next 14 at home. Included in that stretch are conference games with Chicago State, North Dakota and South Dakota. SETTERS Atoa began preparing Fa’alogo (59) for the job last season by giving her solid playing time, and he hopes it pays off for her this year. “When she’s playing her best ball it’s exactly what we need,” he said. “She did very well and we’re expecting a lot of the same things from her this year.” In 57 sets, Fa’alogo averaged 4.89 sets per set, second behind Kristi Lindley (8.22), who graduated. Pushing Fa’alogo is Rachel Anderson (5-8), a transfer from Snow College. MIDDLES With the departure of Kristin Anderson Atoa is looking to Dani Robison (6-1), the Wolverines’ most experienced middle returner, to fill her shoes. “I expect Dani to step into that role and help lead,” Atoa said. Robison had 37 total blocks, while Sarah Clement (6-2) had 54. “She (Sarah) has really stepped up her game,” Atoa said. “She reaches the highest on the team and she jumps the highest. She is a raw athlete, and had some great moments and we’re excited to build on them.” Morin (6-0), who underwent surgery in the spring, could see time if she

can fully recover from her injury. Nish (6-2), a freshman from Fremont HS, will also added depth. OUTSIDE HITTERS The Wolverines will have the most depth in this position with Broadbent, Garfield, Manwill and freshman Barker (6-1), from Springville HS. Broadbent (6-0) led the team with 3.55 kills per set, while Garfield (511) averaged 1.95. “Kayli is the most powerful player on the team. She carried us last year,” Atoa said. “She gets the job done.” Garfield was pressed into heavy duty as a freshman and responded. “She played in that role a lot sooner than expected and learned from the experience and the struggles she went through,” Atoa said. Manwill (6-0) averaged 3.91 kills per set in 2007, but she missed all of 2008 with a knee injury. RIGHT SIDE Kuresa (6-0), who played outside hitter last year, will move to the right side and will battle with Tusieseina (6-0). “She (Jaicee) has a lot to learn, but she’s a physical athlete. She has yet to reach her potential,” Atoa said. “She has a huge block and a great jump and will continue to improve.” Kuresa was fourth on the team with 170 kills while Tusieseina had 66. “Faith learned a lot last year with the opportunities she had,” Atoa said. “She has been determined in the spring and summer to work hard. She has the skill and potential to be very good for us.” DEFENSE Jones (5-3) led the team with 451 digs last year, and Atoa attributes that to her aggressiveness. “There is no one out there that plays harder or with more heart than she does,” he said. And this year he doesn’t expect anything different from her. Stephens (5-8) was third in digs with 129. “She is maturing as a player and with that maturity I expect some great things from her and with her ability to get on the court and create something for us,” Atoa said. In addition to Jones and Stevens, O’Reilly (5-9) adds depth and versatility. “She has been our utility player. If we need someone outside she does that. If we need defense she does that,” Atoa said. “You always need those kinds of players on the team.” Freshman Flagg (5-6) also adds depth to the position.

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ROSTER

NUMERICAL NO. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18

NAME Patti Flagg Chelsey Garfield Allyce Jones Dani Robison Lanni O’Reilly Kayli Broadbent Lindsay Barker Rachel Anderson Jaicee Kuresa Kathleen Stevens Faith Tusieseina Erica Nish Camie Manwill Sarah Clement Marla Morin Chelsea Fa’alogo

HT 5-6 5-11 5-3 6-1 5-9 6-0 6-1 5-8 6-0 5-8 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-0 6-0

POS. DS OH LIB MB OH/DS OH OH S/DS OH L/DS RS MB OH RS/MB MB S

YR-EXP. FR-HS SO-1V SR-2V JR-2V JR-2V JR-2V FR-HS SO-TR SO-1V JR-2V SO-1V FR-HS SR-3V SO-1V SR-1V SO-1V

HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Las Vegas, Nevada (Silverado HS) Morgan, Utah (Morgan HS) Pleasant Grove, Utah (Snow College/Pleasant Grove HS) Orem, Utah (Orem HS) Redlands, California (Redlands HS) Gilbert, Arizona (Gilbert HS) Mapleton, Utah (Springville HS) Lindon, Utah (Snow College/Mountain View HS) Millville, Utah (Mountain Crest HS) Lafayette, California (Campolindo HS) Redondo Beach, California (Lone Peak HS) Hooper, Utah (Fremont HS) Paradise, California (Paradise HS) Lindon, Utah (Pleasant Grove HS) Ashland, Oregon (Portland State) West Jordan, Utah (Skyline HS)

Rachel Anderson

Lindsay Barker

Kayli Broadbent

Sarah Clement

Chelsea Fa’alogo

Patti Flagg

Chelsey Garfield

Allyce Jones

Jaicee Kuresa

Camie Manwill

Marla Morin

Erica Nish

Lanni O’Reilly

Dani Robison

Kathleen Stevens

Faith Tusieseina

ALPHABETICAL NO. 7 6 15 18 1 2 8 3 10 14 16 13 5 4 11 12

NAME Lindsay Barker Kayli Broadbent Sarah Clement Chelsea Fa’alogo Patti Flagg Chelsey Garfield Rachel Anderson Allyce Jones Jaicee Kuresa Camie Manwill Marla Morin Erica Nish Lanni O’Reilly Dani Robison Kathleen Stevens Faith Tusieseina

HT 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-0 5-6 5-11 5-8 5-3 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-2 5-9 6-1 5-8 6-0

POS. OH OH RS/MB S DS OH S/DS LIB OH OH MB MB OH/DS MB L/DS RS

YR-EXP. FR-HS JR-2V SO-1V SO-1V FR-HS SO-1V SO-TR SR-2V SO-1V SR-3V SR-1V FR-HS JR-2V JR-2V JR-2V SO-1V

HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Mapleton, Utah (Springville HS) Gilbert, Arizona (Gilbert HS) Lindon, Utah (Pleasant Grove HS) West Jordan, Utah (Skyline HS) Las Vegas, Nevada (Silverado HS) Morgan, Utah (Morgan HS) Lindon, Utah (Snow College/Mountain View HS) Pleasant Grove, Utah (Snow College/Pleasant Grove HS) Millville, Utah (Mountain Crest HS) Paradise, California (Paradise HS) Ashland, Oregon (Portland State) Hooper, Utah (Fremont HS) Redlands, California (Redlands HS) Orem, Utah (Orem HS) Lafayette, California (Campolindo HS) Redondo Beach, California (Lone Peak HS)

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SAM ATOA Head Coach

11th Season Career Record: 229-105 NCAA Division I Record: 91-74 Alma Mater: Brigham Young University, 1988 The 2009 season marks Sam Atoa’s 11th year as the head coach at Utah Valley. During his tenure, the Wolverines have posted a 229-105 record overall, including a 91-74 mark in six NCAA Division I seasons. Atoa led his team to its most successful NCAA season in 2007 as the Wolverines set a school record with 21 wins while winning their second Division I Independent Championship. For the success, Atoa was named the Independent Coach of the Year for the second time as UVU swept all four major year-end Independent awards. The 2007 campaign marked the third consecutive season that an Atoa-coached player was named the Independent Setter of the Year. Kristi Lindley received that honor after current assistant Lacee Koelliker won the award in both 2005 and 2006. Utah Valley breezed through the 2007 Independent Championship under Atoa, sweeping each of its three opponents en route to its second title in three seasons. Last year, the Wolverines went 14-12 and won their second straight Independent Championship. This year, the Wolverines will compete in the Great West Conference. Atoa’s spikers finished 17-11 in 2006, following up a then school-record 18-11 season and a Division I Independent Championship in 2005. During that Independent Championship season, UVU won 10 of its last 11 matches and Atoa was named the Division I Independent Coach of the Year. In their second season as a Division I program in 2004 the Wolverines finished with an 11-16 record that included wins over Memphis, Central Florida, Montana, Portland State, and Boise State. As well as two wins each over fellow Div. I Independent teams: Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and Texas Pan-American. In the first year of Division I competition in 2003, Atoa led the Wolverine volleyball program to a 10-14 record, including wins over Div. I opponents Boise State and Pac-10 power Washington State. Atoa took over the reins of the UV volleyball program in 1999 after six years as an assistant to former head coach Lori Richards. In his first season at the helm of the UV volleyball program Atoa led the Wolverines to a 32-12 record. UV just missed a trip to the national tournament with a tight, five-set loss in the district championship. Then, in just his second season at the helm, Atoa led UV to the NJCAA National Tournament and a third-place finish in the nation. The third-place finish equaled UV’s best showing ever at nationals. Atoa was named Tachikara/AVCA Junior College National Coach of the Year and Region 18 Coach of the Year. In 2002, Atoa led the Wolverines to a sixth-place finish at nationals. Atoa played volleyball for Brigham Young University from 1984 to 1988, and helped led the Cougars to three consecutive National Collegiate Club Championships. In 1989, Atoa started his coaching career at BYU assisting Coach Carl McGown when the program was officially sanctioned as an NCAA sport. In 1990, Atoa accepted a supervisor position in the Intramural program at Utah Valley and travelled back and forth between both schools for a year to fulfill his obligations. In 1991 Atoa accepted the position to be an assistant women’s volleyball coach at Utah Valley. In 1993 he accepted the position to be the Intramural Director and remained in that position until 2001 while still coaching. Atoa was born and raised in Pesega, Samoa, and has a rich cultural and athletic background. He is highly honored and respected in his country, having received the Papaalii or “Son of the King” title from the late Head of State of Samoa, His Highness Malietoa Tanumafili II. Atoa went to high school at the Church College of Western Samoa and graduated with high honors. After graduating from high school, Atoa went to BYU-Hawaii and played volleyball for two years. He earned his way through school by entertaining and dancing at the Polynesian Cultural Center. In 1982 he served an LDS Church Mission in the California San Jose Mission. Following his mission, he moved to Provo and attended BYU where and earned a spot on the club team that went on to attain national prominence. Atoa and his wife, Lori, reside in Orem and are the parents of six children: Sam, Bradley, Devri, Andrew, Darci and Saini.

Year-by-Year Coaching Records Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Overall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Conference 1999 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-5 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37-8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-1 2001 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43-6. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-2 2002 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-5. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-2 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A 2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A 2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A 2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A 2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A 2008 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N/A 1999-2002: NJCAA competition 2003-2007: NCAA competition

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LACEE KOELLIKER

Assistant Coach 3rd Season Alma Mater: Utah Valley, 2006 After a four-year career as a player at Utah Valley, Lacee Koelliker is entering her third season as an assistant coach for Sam Atoa, bringing with her an impressive list of records and an array of awards. After being named Division-I Independent Setter of the Year in both her junior and senior seasons, Koelliker became the first Wolverine at the NCAA level to surpass 4,000 career assists. She finished her career with 4,057 assists, an average of 10.17 per game. As a junior, Koelliker led all independent players with an average of 12.06 assists per game on her way to her first setter of the year award and a spot on the D-I AllIndependent First Team. She followed that up with an average of 11.82 apg and repeat setter of the year and first team awards. She led the team to a then school-record 18 wins and a first place finish at the 2005 Independent Championships where she earned the tournament’s Most Valuable Player award. Academically, Koelliker excelled in the classroom during her time as a student-athlete. She was named to the ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District Second Team, the D-I Independent All-Academic team and was the Utah Valley Athletic Department’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Koelliker hails from Las Vegas, Nevada (Silverado HS) where she received High Honors. She was a threetime All-Conference and All-Region selection in high school. Koelliker graduated Magna Cum Laude from Utah Valley University in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in elementary education.

Scott Lee

Assistant Coach 3rd Season Scott Lee is entering his third season back at Utah Valley. He was a volunteer assistant for five years prior to working as an assistant at Snow College. Lee played club volleyball at Utah Valley, helping the team to the NIRSA Division-I National Championship in 2001 while also being named an All-American Libero. Lee was born in Vicenza, Italy, and grew up in Tucson, Arizona, where he graduated from Sabino High School in 1987.

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At Utah Valley Junior (2008): Led Utah Valley with 4.80 digs per set, appearing in all 26 matches as libero ... named to the Great West Conference Fall AllAcademic Team ... named Great West Conference Defensive Player of the Week three times (Sept. 14, Oct. 5 and Nov. 9) ... named to UVU Invitational All-Tournament Team and to all-tournament team after helping Wolverines to second straight Div. I Independent Championship ... also had seven service aces ... had double figure digs in 24 of 26 matches ... had a season-high 34 in four-set win at BYU-Hawaii (Nov. 12) ... finished with 33 digs in five-set win over Cal State Bakersfield (Oct. 4) ... had 20 digs or more nine times ... totaled 27 digs in Div. I Independent Championship final win over Cal State Bakersfield (Nov. 22) ... had 29 digs in five-set win over Weber State (Sept. 23) ... her 4.80 digs per set average is second all-time on the school season-record list (she also holds school record at 5.56 in 2007) ... is the school career record holder in total digs (1,102) and digs per set (5.22). Sophomore (2007): Was named Div. I Independent Defensive Player of the Year and to the All-Independent First Team Libero ... was second among independent players with an average of 5.56 digs per set ... earned Div. I Independent Defensive Player of the Week four times (Sept. 11, Oct. 2, Oct. 9, Oct. 23) ... was named the Defensive MVP of the LaQuinta Invitational and to the all-tournament team after leading UV to Div. I Independent Championship ... named the Utah Valley Athletic Departmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Female Crowd Pleaser of the Year ... had double-figure digs in 28 of 31 matches, recorded 20 digs or more 20 times and at least 30 digs on three occasions ... set a five-set school record with 39 digs in a five-set win over San Jose State (Sept. 8) ... set a four-set school record with 36 digs in a win over Boise State (Oct. 18) ... started two matches at setter and finished with 40 assists and 22 digs in a five-set loss to Temple (Sept. 15) ... had 41 assists and 11 digs in second start as teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s setter. Before Utah Valley Other College: Played one season at Snow College and averaged 4.80 assists per set.

led team to Las Vegas Tournament Championship where she was named the MVP ... also played softball and tennis and a two-time state and region champion in tennis ... named First team All-Region in softball three times (2003-05) and the team MVP.

High School: Prepped at Pleasant Grove HS in Pleasant Grove, Utah ... led team to 34-1 record and region and state championship during senior year in 2005 ... was named the 2005 State Tournament MVP in addition to being named All-Region, All-State and the Utah Valley MVP and Female Athlete of the Year ... also earned All-State and Region honors in 2004 & 2005 ... named region MVP in 2003 and First Team All-Region in 2002 ...

Personal: Born October 25, 1987, in Oceanside, California ... daughter of Quentin Ray and Sheryl Wilson ... married UVU baseball player Ryan Jones in June 2009 ... graduated from Pleasant Grove HS in 2006 with a 3.75 GPA ... expects to major in PE/Exercise Science at Utah Valley ... enjoys racquetball and teaching tennis ... her dad played baseball at BYU and also at Utah Valley back in 1981-82 when the school was called Utah Technical College.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2007 2008 TOTAL

SP 117 94 211

MP 31 26 57

K 12 3 15

K/S 0.10 0.03 0.07

E 7 1 8

TA 48 15 63

Pct .104 .133 .111

A 120 53 173

A/S 1.03 0.56 0.82

SA 27 7 34

SA/S 0.23 0.07 0.16

SE 30 7 37

DIG 651 451 1102

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D/S 5.56 4.80 5.22

RE 30 31 61

BS 0 0 0

BA 2 0 2

TB 2 0 2

B/S 0.02 0.00 0.01

BE 0 0 0

BHE 7 7 14

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At Utah Valley Redshirt (2008): Redshirt due to injury Junior (2007): Named to Div. I All-Independent First Team after finishing third among all independent players with 3.91 kills per set ... was sixth among independents with an average of 3.83 digs per set ... played in 28 of 31 matches, starting 23 ... was named to the all-tournament team at the Butler Invitational ... named to all-tournament team after helping UV to three consecutive sweeps to win the Div. I Independent Championship ... reached double digit kills in 20 matches and recorded 20 or more kills eight times ... had a season-high 25 kills against Arizona State (Sept. 8) ... had 24 kills in a four-set win at Idaho State (Sept. 22) ... had 22 doubledoubles including two 20/20 performances; 20 kills/22digs in a five-set win over Weber State (Sept. 7) and 22 kills/23 digs in a five-set win over San Jose State (Sept. 8) Sophomore (2006): Named Second Team All-Independent ... led the team and tied a school record for kills in a season with 403 ... also led UV in kills per set, average 4.20 ... was second on the team with 367 digs and 3.82 digs per set ... tied for second on the team with eight block solos ... played in 27 of 28 matches, starting 24 ... played in 96 games during the season ... finished the season in second all-time in career kills with 778 ... finished the season first on the all-time kills per set list, averaging 3.74 kills per set ... tallied double-digits in kills in 26 of the 27 matches she played ... set a career-high with 28 kills and 23 digs in the Wolverines five-set win over Northeastern ... recorded 20-or-more kills five times during the season ... recorded double-doubles in 16 matches during the seasons ... named to the LaQuinta Invitational All-Tournament team ... recorded 22 kills and 26 digs in UV’s five-set win over UTSA ... recorded 23 kills, 20 digs and a season-best four blocks in win over IPFW ... named to the Div. I Independent All-Tournament team ... recorded 15 kills and 18 digs in the Wolverines season finale against IPFW. Freshman (2005): Named Div. I Independent “Newcomer of the Year” ... named Second Team All-Independent ... named to the Div. I Independent All-Tournament team and was named Div. I Independent “Newcomer of the Week” (Nov. 8) ... had a great freshman campaign leading the Wolverines in kills (375), and kills per set average (3.35) ... was second on the team in digs (243), and digs per sete average (2.17) ... among other Independent players she finished fifth in kills per set average, and sixth in kills ... was second on the team in double-doubles with nine ... set a

career-high with 22 kills in the championship match against SDSU in the Div. I Independent tournament ... tallied double digit kills in 20 of 29 matches this season. Before Utah Valley High School: Lettered in volleyball, soccer, basketball, and track at Paradise HS ... named All-League and All-Section in volleyball ... named Section Best Defensive Specialist ... named All-League and MVP in soccer, basketball, and track ... played for the Creekside Academy club team ... led Creekside to the Reno Tournament Championship. Personal: Born September 22, 1987 ... graduated from Paradise HS in 2005 with a 4.34 GPA (ranked ninth in her class) ... received the NCIF Scholastic and Athlete Award ... honor roll student ... named Academic All-State in volleyball, soccer, and track ... majoring in Exercise Science ... parents are Garald and Shauna.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2005 2006 2007 TOTAL

SP 112 96 99 307

MP 29 27 28 84

K K/S 375 3.35 403 4.20 387 3.91 1165 3.79

E 195 186 185 566

TA 994 1230 1152 3376

Pct .181 .176 .175 .177

A 18 29 21 68

A/S 0.16 0.30 0.21 0.22

SA 14 40 26 80

SA/S 0.12 0.42 0.26 0.26

SE 25 35 31 91

DIG 243 367 379 989

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 2.17 3.82 3.83 3.22

RE 41 34 44 119

BS 7 8 9 24

BA 34 39 44 117

TB 41 47 53 141

B/S 0.37 0.49 0.54 0.46

BE 12 6 7 25

BHE 1 1 0 2

A B OU T CA M IE . . . BEFORE A GA ME I... Dance an d la ug h a ton DURING THE OFFSEASON I ... Play as many spor ts a s pos s ible PLACE I WOULD LIKE TO VISIT: A ma z on; Gre e c e MOST EXOTIC PLACE I’V E V ISITED: Jam a ic a ; S a moa BIGGEST SPORTS THRILL: 2005 Independent Na tiona l Title FAVORITE ATHLETE: M icha e l Phe lps PEOPLE SAY I LOOK LIKE: A lion FAVORITE BOOKS: Harry Potte r s e rie s FAVORITE MOVIE: “Home A lone 2: Lost in Ne w York ” FAVORITE TV SHOWS: The Na nny FAVORITE BA ND: C a me o FAVORITE FOOD: Mom’s hom e ma de ta c os FAVORITE SAYING: “I look at life diffe re ntly ”

MARLA MORIN

B R

0 O

S IO ND H D A L S N SH LA A H S A EN

MARLA

MOR I N

At Utah Valley Junior (2008): Appeared in seven matches, starting one ... action was limited due to injury ... totaled 12 kills and a .308 attack percentage on the year ... had a season-high four kills in win over Chicago State (Oct. 7). Before Utah Valley Other College: Played both volleyball and basketball at Portland State ... Academic All-Conference in 2003, 2004, and 2005 at Portland State High School: led Ashland HS volleyball team to state championship in 2002 ... 2002 Player of the Year (Southern Oregon Conference) ... First Team All-State in 2002 ... First Team All-Conference in 2001 and 2002 Personal: Born Jan. 3, 1985 ... served an LDS Church Spanish Speaking Mission to Salt Lake City ... daughter of Volney Morin & Linda Hansen.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2008 TOTAL

SP 10 10

MP 7 7

K 12 12

K/S 1.20 1.20

E 4 4

TA 26 26

Pct .308 .308

A 0 0

A/S 0.00 0.00

SA 1 1

SA/S 0.10 0.10

SE 2 2

DIG 2 2

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 0.20 0.20

RE BS 0 1 0 1

BA 3 3

TB 4 4

B/S 0.40 0.40

BE 1 1

BHE 0 0

A B OU T M A R L A . . . PLACE I WOULD LIKE TO VISIT: Europe; Central and S outh A me ric a MOST EXOTIC PLACE I’V E V ISITED: Mexic o; Gua te ma la BIGGEST SPORTS THRILL: Block ing MOST FA MOUS ATHLETE I’V E MET: John Woode n PEOPLE SAY I LOOK LIKE: Julia S tile s FAVORITE BOOKS: “ M is t Born” FAVORITE TV SHOW: The Offic e FAVORITE BA ND: We e z e r FAVORITE FOOD: C e re a l FAVORITE SAYING: “That’s re donk ulous ”

K AY L I B R OA D B E N T

Z A R I O R T, H S N E JU LB ERT I B G IL G

KAYLI

BROAD BEN T

At Utah Valley Sophomore (2008): Started all 26 matches for Utah Valley ... led the team with 316 kills and 3.55 per set ... also averaged 1.69 digs per set ... named to the Great West Conference Fall All-Academic Team ... named Great West Conference Offensive Player of the Week two times (Sept. 14 and Nov. 9) ... named the All-Tournament Team at LaQuinta Invitational and at Div. I Independent Championship ... reached double-digit kills in 16 matches ... had two double-doubles: vs. Central Florida (16k, 10d) and in Independent Championship match vs. Cal State Bakersfield (18k, 15d) ... had a season-high 23 kills in a five-set win over Weber State (Sept. 23) ... recorded 20 kills in a five-set win over Cal State Bakersfield (Oct. 4) and again in a five-set loss at Boise State (Oct. 28) ... led team with 23 service aces. Freshman (2007): Was named the Div. I Independent Freshman of the Year after averaging 3.38 kills and 1.28 digs per set ... appeared in all 31 matches, starting 27 ... also named to All-Independent Second Team ... was named Div. I Independent Offensive Player of the Week on (Oct. 16) ... recorded double-digit kills in 21 matches ... hit .407, recorded a team season-high 26 kills and totaled a school-record 33.0 points at Cal State Bakersfield (Oct. 13) ... had a double-double of 19 kills and 12 digs vs. Texas-Pan American (Oct. 5). Before Utah Valley High School: Prepped at Gilbert HS in Gilbert, Arizona ... led team to 39-7 season during senior year and the 2006 5A-I State Championship ... named First Team All-State in 2006 ... led team to state semifinals during sophomore and junior seasons and to three straight Fiesta Region Championships from 2004-06 ... named First Team All-Region in 2005 and 2006 ... was a nominee for Wendyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s High School All-American ... team captain in 2006 ... played club for Arizona Club Red ... also played basketball and was the starting forward on the varsity team as a freshman. Personal: Born July 7, 1989, in Mesa, Arizona ... daughter of Michael and Konni Broadbent ... ranked in the top 5 percent of her class at Gilbert and held a 4.28 GPA ... a member of the National Honor Society and on the honor roll ... is a National Honor Society Community Volunteer ... was a member of DECA and participated in choir ... enjoys wakeboarding, longboarding, swimming and piano ... also recruited by Cal, Texas A&M, Brown, Portland State, Virginia Tech, Rice, West Point, Citadel, Northern Arizona and Utah State.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2007 2008 TOTAL

SP 109 89 198

MP 31 26 57

K 368 316 684

K/S 3.38 3.55 3.45

E 128 158 286

TA 985 839 1824

Pct .244 .188 .218

A 13 15 28

A/S 0.12 0.17 0.14

SA 32 23 55

SA/S 0.29 0.26 0.28

SE 50 44 94

DIG 139 150 289

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 1.28 1.69 1.46

RE 21 32 53

BS 3 4 7

BA 49 31 80

TB 52 35 87

B/S 0.48 0.39 0.44

BE 7 2 9

BHE 2 1 3

ABOUT KAYLI ... N I C KNA M E Killer BE F O R E A G A M E I . . . Fr eesty le rap D U RI N G T H E O F F S E A S O N I ... “Yo u Tu b e”, train , travel PL AC E I WO U L D L I K E TO VISIT: Th e Moon M O S T E X OT I C P L AC E I’VE VISIT ED: Jamaica BI G G E S T S P O RT S T H R ILL: P layin g in Hawaii; takin g state M O S T FA M O U S AT H L E T E I’VE MET: Misty May FAVO R I T E AT H L E T E : Mich ael Phelps PE O P L E S AY I L O O K L IK E: Kelly Cla rkson FAVO R I T E B O O K : “O h , Th e P laces Yo u ’ll Go” FAVO R I T E M OV I E : “How Th e Gr in ch Sto le Ch r istmas” FAVO R I T E T V S H OW S : Th e Men talist; Fo o d Netwo rk, C SI FAVO R I T E BA N D : Paramore FAVO R I T E F O O D : Fr o zen yogurt FAVO R I T E S AY I N G : “Co m e wh at m ay an d love it”

L A N N I O ’ R E I L LY

9 5- A C R S, HS IO D S N N JU LA ND D A RE DL E R

LANNI

O’ REI LLY

At Utah Valley Sophomore (2008): Appeared in 24 matches ... averaged .98 digs per set, finishing with 60 on the year ... had a season-high 13 digs in win at BYUHawaii ... totaled four kills with two coming in win over Chicago State (Oct. 7) ... also had 12 service aces on the year. Freshman (2007): Appeared in 25 matches during freshman season ... averaged 1.20 digs per set ... had a season-high nine kills in a sweep of St. Francis (Sept. 29) ... had a season-high eight digs in a four-set win over Northern Illinois on (Aug. 31). Before Utah Valley High School: Prepped at Redlands High School in Redlands, California ... led her team to league championship and 14-2 record during senior season ... named League MVP of 2006 season ... four-time All-League First Team player ... named All-County in 2006 ... three-time team MVP ... 2003 Freshman Athlete of the Year ... also participated in track and soccer at Redlands ... named First Team All-League in 2005 and 2006 in soccer. Personal: Born March 6, 1989, in Redlands, California ... daughter of Dr. Kevin and Tamy O’Reilly ... expected major at Utah Valley is biology ... graduated from Redlands with a 3.3 GPA ... graduated with honors from HEART Academy ... enjoys running, surfing, wakeboarding and dancing ... her sister, Lindsay Wente, played volleyball at BYU from 1998-2000 ... recruited by BYU, Duke, Boston College, UC Riverside, Utah State and Cal State Northridge ... is the Redlands High School’s defending one-hand push up champion.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2007 2008 TOTAL

SP 59 61 120

MP 25 24 49

K 22 4 26

K/S 0.37 0.07 0.22

E 17 6 23

TA 80 21 101

Pct .062 -.095 .030

A 1 4 5

A/S 0.02 0.07 0.04

SA 6 12 18

SA/S 0.10 0.20 0.15

SE 11 11 22

DIG 71 60 131

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 1.20 0.98 1.09

RE 7 8 15

BS 0 0 0

BA 4 0 4

TB 4 0 4

B/S 0.07 0.00 0.03

BE 2 0 2

BHE 0 0 0

A BOUT LA NNI ... BE F O R E A G A M E I . . . Fr eestyle rap with Kayli PL AC E I WO U L D L I KE TO VISIT: My h o m e in California more often BI GG E S T S P O RT S T HR ILL: B eatin g No . 1 team in n a tion during club FAVO R I T E AT H L E T E : My dad FAVO R I T E B O O K : “Wh er e th e Wild Things A re” FAVO R I T E M OV I E : “Casin o R oyale; The Goonies” FAVO R I T E T V S H OWS: FOX News FAVO R I T E F O O D : C afe Rio FAVO R I T E S AY I N G : “Do o r d o n o t, there is no try”

DA N I R O B I S O N

M JU

RE O

M R

1 T H

DANI

R OBI SON

At Utah Valley Sophomore (2008): Played in 25 matches, starting 16 ... named to Great West Conference Fall All-Academic Team ... totaled 42 kills on the year for a .82 kills per set average ... had a .73 blocks per set average with two block solos and 35 block assists on the year ... also had 11 service aces. Freshman (2007): Played in 26 matches ... averaged 1.03 kills per set ... reached double digit kills in two matches, both at NJIT Invitational in September ... had 11 kills in a four-set win over NJIT on (Sept. 28) before recording season-high 13 kills a day later in a sweep of St. Francis (NY). Redshirt (2006) Before Utah Valley High School: All-Valley, All-Region, and All-State selection at Orem HS ... was selected as team MVP ... led Tigers to a fourth-place finish in state in 2005, and eighth-place finish in state in 2004 ... also lettered in basketball and track ... played for the Summit Volleyball Club for three years, only losing three matches over that span. Personal: Born April 29, 1988 ... graduated from Orem HS in 2006 with a 3.59 GPA ... honor roll student ... received regional science award and outstanding social science award ... was â&#x20AC;&#x153;Operation Smileâ&#x20AC;? Vice President ... expected major is Exercise Science ... parents are Carl and Jan Robison.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2007 2008 TOTAL

SP 65 51 116

MP 26 25 51

K 67 42 109

K/S 1.03 0.82 0.94

E 33 21 54

TA 166 115 281

Pct .205 .183 .196

A 11 0 11

A/S 0.17 0.00 0.09

SA 1 11 12

SA/S 0.02 0.22 0.10

SE 1 21 22

DIG 7 18 25

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 0.11 0.35 0.22

RE 0 0 0

BS 1 2 3

BA 33 35 68

TB 34 37 71

B/S 0.52 0.73 0.61

BE 5 1 6

BHE 0 0 0

ABOUT DA NI ... BE F O R E A G A M E I . . . Sleep D U RIN G T H E O F F S E A SO N I ... Travel, h ang out PL AC E I WO U L D L I K E TO VISIT: Europe M OS T E X OT I C P L AC E I’VE VISIT ED: A frica FAVO R I T E B O O K : “My Sister ’s Keeper” FAVO R I T E M OV I E : “Sh e’s th e Man” FAVO R I T E T V S H OW S : So Yo u Th in k Yo u Can Dance FAVO R I T E M U S I C I A N : Co lb ie Caillat FAVO R I T E F O O D : Ch o colate FAVO R I T E S AY I N G : “Live, Lau gh , Love”

W O LV E R I N E G R E E N . C O M

K AT H L E E N S T E V E N S

8 5- A C S R E, IO TT O H N E J U AY L I N F O LA MP CA

D L/

K ATH LEEN

STEVEN S

At Utah Valley Sophomore (2008): Appeared in all 26 matches with two starts ... averaged 1.45 digs per game, totaling 129 on the year ... was second on the team with 16 service aces ... had a season-high 11 digs in five-set win over Weber State (Sept. 23). Freshman (2007): Played in 30 of 31 matches as a freshman ... averaged 2.23 digs per game and reached double figures in digs six times ... had 26 digs in a five-set loss to Temple (Sept. 15). Before Utah Valley High School: Prepped at Campolindo HS in Moraga, California ... team went 34-2 during senior season, capturing the 2007 Division III California State Championship ... earned 2007 Best Defensive Player award ... named junior varsity MVP during her freshman season ... lead team to three league titles, two sectional titles, one Northern California title ... team finished secnd in Northern California twice ... also competed in soccer and lacrosse at Campolindo ... played for Lamorinda club soccer and club volleyball for Golden Bear Volleyball and Norcal Volleyball Club. Personal: Born February 1, 1989, in San Diego, California ... daughter of R. Craig and Kim Stevens ... expects to major in building construction/ construction management ... took part in Pan en la Boca in Guatemala City and climbed Mount Shasta in Northern California, the second highest volcano in the United States ... enjoys the outdoors, woodworking and the San Francisco Giants ... has climbed the Sydney, Australia Harbor Bridge and rafted the Pacuare River in Costa Rica.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2007 2008 TOTAL

SP 105 89 194

MP 30 26 56

K 6 5 11

K/S 0.06 0.06 0.06

E 9 4 13

TA 45 27 72

Pct -.067 .037 -.028

A 25 15 40

A/S 0.24 0.17 0.21

SA 34 16 50

SA/S 0.32 0.18 0.26

SE 37 39 76

DIG 234 129 363

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 2.23 1.45 1.87

RE 25 19 44

BS 0 0 0

BA 0 0 0

TB 0 0 0

B/S 0.00 0.00 0.00

BE 0 0 0

BHE 2 0 2

AB OUT KAT HLEEN ... N I C K NA M E Kat BE F O R E A G A M E I . . . Take a shower D U R I N G T H E O F F S E ASO N I ... Wakeb o ar d , water ski, rock climbing PL AC E I WO U L D L I KE TO VISIT: Europe M O S T E X OT I C P L AC E I’VE VISIT ED: Au stralia, Costa Rica BI GG E S T S P O RT S T HR ILL: Win n in g In d ep en d en t C hampionship M O S T FA M O U S AT H LET E I’VE MET: Jerry Rice FAVO R I T E B O O K : “Tu esd ays with Morrie” FAVO R I T E M OV I E : “Th e B o ondock Saints” FAVO R I T E T V S H OW S: Grey’s A natomy FAVO R I T E BA N D : The Script FAVO R I T E F O O D : C hocolate FAVO R I T E S AY I N G : “Oh, please”

SARAH CLEMENT

RE UT HS E M N, V O O O R H D P G N T SO LI N A

SARAH

CLEM EN T

At Utah Valley Freshman (2008): Appeared in all 26 matches, starting 11 ... had 65 kills on the year (1.05 per set) ... second on the team with a .87 blocks per set average ... had four block solos and 50 block assists ... had a season-high 10 kills on 11 changes (.909) in a win over Chicago State (Oct. 7) ... had a season-high six block assists in Division I Independent Championship final against Cal State Bakersfield ... had 12 service aces. Before Utah Valley High School: Team captain of both volleyball and basketball teams at Pleasant Grove HS ... Academic All-State honoree in both basketball and volleyball. Personal: Member of the honor roll at Pleasant Grove HS ... member of the chamber orchestra in high school ... plays the violin, viola, and piano.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2008 TOTAL

SP 62 62

MP 26 26

K 65 65

K/S 1.05 1.05

E TA Pct 26 149 .262 26 149 .262

A 1 1

A/S 0.02 0.02

SA 12 12

SA/S 0.19 0.19

SE 21 21

DIG 33 33

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 0.53 0.53

RE BS 0 4 0 4

BA 50 50

TB 54 54

B/S 0.87 0.87

BE 5 5

BHE 0 0

A BOUT SA RA H ... N I C K NA M E Flash BE F O R E A G A M E I . . . Go to school D U R I N G T H E O F F S E ASO N I ... Watch Seinfeld PL AC E I WO U L D L I KE TO VISIT: Europe M O S T E X OT I C P L AC E I’VE VISIT ED: Hawaii BI GG E S T S P O RT S T HR ILL: B lo ckin g U o f H fo u r times in a row M O S T FA M O U S AT HLET E I’VE MET: My brother FAVO R I T E B O O K : “Th e B ook of Mormon” FAVO R I T E M OV I E : “Johnny Lingo” FAVO R I T E T V S H OWS: Fr esh P r ince of Bel A ire FAVO R I T E F O O D : BTS Cake

CHELSEY GARFIELD

T RE U , O S N M O GA N H PH OR GA R SO M O M

CH ELSEY

G ARFI ELD

At Utah Valley Freshman (2008): Played in all 26 matches, starting 17 ... was third on the team with 1.95 kills per set ... also averaged 1.13 digs per set ... reached double-digit kills three times including season-high 14 in the Division I Independent Championship final win over Cal State Bakersfield ... also had 10 digs vs. Bakersfield for lone double-double of the year ... finished with 11 kills twice, vs. Central Florida (Sept. 5) and North Texas (Sept. 12). Before Utah Valley High School: Led Morgan High School as a team captain to a 28-7 record during her senior season ... four-year letterwinner ... named Salt Lake Tribune 3A MVP, Deseret News 3A MVP, Ogden Standard Examiner All-Area MVP, 3A All-Tournament Team MVP, and Utah Gatorade Volleyball Player of the Year in 2007 ... set state record for kills in a single match (47) in state tournament match against Carbon HS (Oct. 27, 2007). Personal: Honor role student with 4.0 GPA ... Academic All-State honoree in both volleyball and basketball ... National Honor Society President at Morgan HS ... plays the piano.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2008 TOTAL

SP 76 76

MP 26 26

K K/S 148 1.95 148 1.95

E TA Pct 106 476 .088 106 476 .088

A 13 13

A/S 0.17 0.17

SA 10 10

SA/S 0.13 0.13

SE 14 14

DIG 86 86

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 1.13 1.13

RE BS 24 3 24 3

BA 25 25

TB 28 28

B/S 0.37 0.37

BE 1 1

BHE 1 1

A B OU T C H E L S E Y . . . NIC KNAME Ga rfunky BEFORE A GA ME I... Write down goa ls for the g a me DURING THE OFFSEASON I ... Play racque tba ll a nd ba k e PLACE I WOULD LIKE TO VISIT: E urope MOST EXOTIC PLACE I’V E V ISITED: Ba ha ma s BIGGEST SPORTS THRILL: Winning Independen t C ha mpions hip MOST FA MOUS ATHLETE I’V E MET: Je ff Horna c e k FAVORITE SPORTS TEA M: Bos ton Re d S ox PEOPLE SAY I LOOK LIKE: Ke ira Knig htly FAVORITE BOOK: “The 7 Habits of Highly E ffe c tive Pe ople FAVORITE MOVIE: “Sweet Home Alabama”, “Remembe r the Tita ns ” FAVORITE TV SHOWS: House; So You Think You C a n Da nc e FAVORITE FOOD: C hoc ola te C hips FAVORITE SAYING: “ Tha t’s le g it”

JAICEE KURESA

RS RE

S T H U , T E S M L O RE IL P H LV N C SO MIL AI T N U O M

JAICEE

K U RESA

At Utah Valley Freshman (2008): Started 24 out of 26 matches during rookie season ... fourth on the team with 1.93 kills per set ... also had five block solos and five block assists for a .80 blocks per set average ... had a season-high 14 kills vs. Santa Clara (Aug. 30) ... reached double figures in kills five times ... had 12 kills in a match two times, vs. Weber State (Sept. 23) and at BYU-Hawaii (Nov. 12). Redshirt (2007) Before Utah Valley High School: Attended Mountain Crest HS in Hyrum, Utah, where she was a three-sports standout (volleyball, basketball, track & field) and earned 12 letters in her time there ... led team to 14-4 record during senior season including a Region 5 championship and a fifth-place finish at state tournament ... team also won Region 5 championship in 2004 and finished fifth in state in 2005 ... averaged 21 kills per match during senior season and was named First Team All-State ... earned All-State honors twice in career and All-Region honors four times ... named the Logan Herald Journalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Female Athlete of the Year in 2006 ... holds state record for most service aces in a match (13) ... won state high jump championship in 2006 and placed fifth in long jump ... Region 5 MVP and First team All-State in basketball. Personal: Born September 3, 1988 in Logan, Utah ... daughter of David and Susanne Kuresa ... graduated from Mountain Crest HS in 2007 and was on the honor roll ... expects to major in special education ... enjoys singing and hula dancing ... is half-Samoan and knows sign language ... father played football at Utah State, brother Jake played football at BYU and uncle Marty Haws played basketball at BYU ... also recruited by Utah State, Southern Utah and Weber State.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2008 TOTAL

SP 88 88

MP 26 26

K K/S 170 1.93 170 1.93

E TA Pct 68 479 .213 68 479 .213

A 5 5

A/S 0.06 0.06

SA 0 0

SA/S 0.00 0.00

SE 4 4

DIG 39 39

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 0.44 0.44

RE BS 5 5 5 5

BA 65 65

TB 70 70

B/S 0.80 0.80

BE 5 5

BHE 0 0

A B OU T JA IC E E . . . B EFO R E A GAME I... Take a nap DUR ING T HE O FFSEASON I ... Nothing P LACE I WO ULD LIKE TO V ISIT: Samoa MO ST EX OT IC P LACE I’VE V ISITED: Hawaii B IGGEST SP O RT S T HRILL: Winning Independent C hampionship MO ST FAMO US AT HLETE I’VE MET: Troy Polamalu FAVO R IT E SP O RT S TEA M: UVU Volleyball FAVO R IT E B O O K S: C hildren’s books FAVO R IT E MOVIE: “Little Giants” FAVO R IT E T V SHOWS: A merican Idol FAVO R IT E FO O D: Rice FAVO R IT E SAY ING: “Nunya”

FA I T H T U S I E S E I NA

CA , H C O S M BEA H O K PH DO PEA O N S E O N D O E L R

FAITH

TU SI ESEI NA

At Utah Valley Freshman (2008): Appeared in 15 games with nine starts ... fifth on the team with 1.74 kills per set ... had 66 kills on the year ... also averaged .66 blocks per set with two block solos and 23 block assists on the year ... had season-high 11 kills in Division I Independent Championship match vs. NJIT (Nov. 22) ... had 10 kills earlier in the D-I Independent Championship vs. Providence. Before Utah Valley High School: Led team to perfect 26-0 record with Region and State Championships in senior year at Long Peak HS ...First Team All-State ... Offensive Player of the Year in the region ... First Team All-Region ... State Tournament MVP Personal: Born June 13, 1990 ... Hobbies and interests include the beach, friends, and family ... Daughter of Frank and Lynn Tusieseina

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2008 TOTAL

SP 38 38

MP 15 15

K 66 66

K/S 1.74 1.74

E TA Pct 32 172 .198 32 172 .198

A 1 1

A/S 0.03 0.03

SA 2 2

SA/S 0.05 0.05

SE 1 1

DIG 8 8

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 0.21 0.21

RE BS 1 2 1 2

BA 23 23

TB 25 25

B/S 0.66 0.66

BE 1 1

BHE 0 0

A B OU T FA IT H . . . BEFORE A GA ME I... Go to s chool DURING THE OFFSEASON I ... Wa tch S e infe ld BIGGEST SPORTS THRILL: Comp e ting for a s pot FAVORITE SPORTS TEA M: Los A ng e le s L a k e rs FAVORITE BOOKS: Harry Potter and Twilig ht s e rie s ’ FAVORITE MOVIE: “ Twilig ht” FAVORITE TV SHOWS: Law & Order SUV; American’s Ne x t Top M ode l FAVORITE FOOD: S us hi FAVORITE SAYING: “Keep on k e e pin’ on”

C H E L S E A F A’ A L O G O

58 T U S RE , O N M DA S O H R PH JO NE SO ST YLI E SK W -

CHELSEA

FA’ ALOG O

At Utah Valley Freshman (2008): Appeared in 24 matches as a freshman setter for UVU ... had 279 assists and was second on the team with 4.89 assists per set ... had double-digit assists 11 times ... had a season-high 31 assists vs. Central Florida (Sept. 5) ... finished with 26 assists in wins over Chicago State (Oct. 7) and Texas-Pan American (Oct. 24) ... had 23 assists in Division I Independent Championship final win over Cal State Bakersfield. Before Utah Valley High School: First Team All-State selection in 2007 ... averaged nearly 32 assists per game, good for second most in Skyline HS history ... named MVP of the 2007 Las Vegas Invitational Tournament ... Second Team AllState selection as a junior in 2006. Personal: Member of the Peer Leadership Team and Polynesian Dance Club at Skyline HS ... the only girl in a family with five brothers ...July 16, 1990 ... Daughter of Frank Sr. and Tammy.

CAREER STATISTICS Season 2008 TOTAL

SP 57 57

MP 24 24

K 18 18

K/S 0.32 0.32

E 3 3

TA 43 43

Pct .349 .349

A 279 279

A/S 4.89 4.89

SA 5 5

SA/S 0.09 0.09

SE 10 10

DIG 32 32

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

D/S 0.56 0.56

RE BS 1 0 1 0

BA 23 23

TB 23 23

B/S 0.40 0.40

BE 2 2

BHE 4 4

A B OU T C H E L S E A . . . NIC KNAME Daddy C he lz BEFORE A GA ME I... Bump to my ja ms DURING THE OFFSEASON I ... Spend time with fa mily BIGGEST SPORTS THRILL: Championship game vs. Bake rs fie ld FAVORITE SPORTS TEA M: Los A ngeles L a k e rs FAVORITE BOOK: “A Child calle d ‘It’” FAVORITE MOVIE: “Friday”, “The Notebook”, “Johnny L ing o” FAVORITE TV SHOWS: Dog Bounty Hunter, A merica’s Most Wa nte d FAVORITE MUSICIAN: Tupac S ha k ur FAVORITE FOOD: Eve ry thing

NEWCOMERS

rachel anderson Class: Sophomore Hometown: Orem, Utah College: Snow College Height: 5-8 Position: S

Before Utah Valley Other College: Played one season at Snow College where she ranked in the Top 10 in Region 18 in assists with 210 ... Graduated from Snow College and was on the high honor roll

High School: prepped at Mountain View HS and was the VIP of the team Personal: Born April 8, 1989 ... Daughter of Richard and Lynne Glassford

LINDSAY BARKER

Class: Freshman Hometown: Mapleton, Utah High School: Springville HS Height: 6-1 Position: OH Before Utah Valley High School: Prepped at Springville HS where she started all four years and was a First-Team All-Region selection four years and First-Team All-State selection and Second-Team All-State selection in here senior and junior years, respectively ... received military academic and athletic award her senior year ... graduated with high honors

Personal: Born February 15, 1991 ... Daughter of Craig and Pennie Barker

Patti flagg

Class: Freshman Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada High School: Silverado HS Height: 5-6 Position: DS Before Utah Valley High School: Prepped at Silverado HS where she graduated with high honors

Personal: Born March 26, 1991 ... Daughter of Jeff and Cathy Flagg

Erica Nish

Class: Freshman Hometown: Hooper, Utah High School: Fremont HS Height: 6-2 Position: MB Before Utah Valley High School: Prepped at Fremont HS where she was a four-time all-Region selection and three-time all-Area selection ... was a Second- and Third-Team All-Stater in volleyball and a First- and Second-Team All-Stater in basketball ... was Fremont Highâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wendyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Heisman Award winner. Personal: Born October 2, 1990 ...Daughter of Martin and Mindy Nish

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OPPONENTS

Gonzaga University Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Spokane, Washington 6,923 Blue, White, Red West Coast Martin Center (2,000) Bulldog

Weber State University Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Ogden, Utah 21,000 Purple, White Big Sky Swenson Gym (1,000) Wildcat

Utah State University Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Logan, Utah 24,421 Navy Blue and White Western Athletic Smith Spectrum (10,270) Aggie

Gonzaga Coaching Staff Head Coach Dave Gantt (UGF, ‘78) Record at Gonzaga/Years First Season Overall Record/Years 216-160 (14) Assistant Coaches Abby Bennett Brynn Murphy Team Information 2008 Record 10-21 Starters - Returning/Lost 10/6 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 5/2

Weber State Coaching Staff Head Coach Al Givens (NAU, ‘83) Record at Weber State/Years 193-283 (16) Overall Record/Years 345-420 (23) Assistant Coaches Melissa Leonard Stephanie Birch Team Information 2008 Record 21-13 Starters - Returning/Lost 5/2 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 7/3

Utah State Coaching Staff Head Coach Grayson DuBose (BYU, ‘93) Record at Utah State/Years 41-49 (3) Overall Record/Years 41-49 (3) Assistant Coaches Tom Peterson Taubi Neves Team Information 2008 Record 11-17 Starters - Returning/Lost 6/2 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 7/4

University of Utah

University of Missouri

Washington State University

Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Nickname

Salt Lake City, UT 29,251 Crimson and White Mountain West Crimson Court (2,000) Utes

Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Columbia, Missouri 28,477 Old Gold and Black Big 12 Hearnes Center (13.611) Tiger

Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Pullman, Washington 23,000 Crimson, Gray Pacific-10 Bohler Gym (3,000) Cougar

Utah Coaching Staff Head Coach Beth Launiere (Aquinas ‘85) Record at Utah/Years 391-212 (19) Overall Record/Years 391-212 (19) Assistant Coaches Heather Olmstead Brian Dyon Team Information 2008 Record 26-6 Starters - Returning/Lost 4/3 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 10/4

Missouri Coaching Staff Head Coach Wayne Kreklow (Drake, ‘80) Record at Missouri/Years 73-48 (5) Overall Record/Years 340-77 (10) Assistant Coaches Deng Yeng Chris Muscat Team Information 2008 Record 13-17 Starters - Returning/Lost 5/2 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 10/2

Washington State Coaching Staff Head Coach Andrew Palileo (Crown Coll., ‘91)) Record at Washington State/Years 10-19 (1) Overall Record/Years 249-160 (12) Assistant Coaches Brian Lamppa TeAna Tramel Team Information 2008 Record 10-19 Starters - Returning/Lost 5/2 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 9/6

University of Southern California

Idaho State University

University of Oregon

Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Los Angeles, California 33,000 Cardinal, Gold Pacific-10 Galen Center (10,258) Trojan

USC Coaching Staff Head Coach Mick Haley (Ball State, ‘65) Record at USC/Years 204-44 (8) Overall Record/Years 977-232-1 Assistant Coaches Cookie Stevens Tim Nolan Team Information 2008 Record 17-12 Starters - Returning/Lost 7/1 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 13/3

Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Pocatello, Idaho 14,209 Orange, Black Big Sky Reed Gym (3,241) Bengal

Idaho State Coaching Staff Head Coach Chad Teichert (BYU, ‘82) Record at Idaho State/Years 10-20 (2) Overall Record/Years 10-20 Assistant Coaches Katie Edgson Team Information 2008 Record 10-21 Starters - Returning/Lost 4/2 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 9/3

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Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Eugene, Oregon 20,394 Green, Yellow Pacific-10 McArthur Court (9,087) Duck

Oregon Coaching Staff Head Coach Jim Moore (LBSU, ‘80) Record at Oregon/Years 76-50/5 Overall Record/Years 428-206 Assistant Coaches Tina Johnson-Lockhart Stacy Metro Team Information 2008 Record 25-9 Starters - Returning/Lost 4/2 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 6/5

OPPONENTS

Boise State University Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

University of North Dakota

Chicago State University

Boise, Idaho 19,667 Blue, Orange Western Athletic Bronco Gym (1,400) Bronco

Chicago, Illinois 7,131 Evergreen and White Great West Dickens Center (250) Cougar

Location Grand Forks, North Dakota Enrollment 12,748 Colors Kelly Green, White Conference Great West Home Arena (Capacity) Sioux Center (3,064) Mascot Fighting Sioux

Boise State Coaching Staff Head Coach Shawn Garus (CSUSB) Record at Boise State/Years First Season Overall Record/Years 115-120 Assistant Coaches TBA

Chicago State Coaching Staff Head Coach Shakeila Castile-Jones (Chi. St., ‘07) Record at Chicago State/Years First Season Overall Record/Years 0-0 Assistant Coaches TBA

Team Information 2008 Record Starters - Returning/Lost Lettermen - Returning/Lost

North Dakota Coaching Staff Head Coach Ashley Hardee (ECU, ‘00) Record at North Dakota/Years First Season Overall Record/Years First Season Assistant Coaches Mike Moffitt Team Information 2008 Record 24-8 Starters - Returning/Lost 5/0 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 10/1

9-19 3/4 8/7

Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

0-29 5/1 7/3

University of South Dakota

NJIT

University of Texas-Pan American

Location Vermillion, South Dakota Enrollment 9,291 Colors Red and White Conference Great West Home Arena (Capacity) DakotaDome (10,000) Mascot Coyote

Location Newark, New Jersey Enrollment 5,380 Colors Blue, White, Red Conference Great West Home Arena (Capacity) Fleisher Activity Center (1,500) Mascot Highlander

Location Edinburg, Texas Enrollment 17,534 Colors Forest Green, Orange, White Conference Great West Home Arena (Capacity) UTPA Fieldhouse (4,000) Mascot Bronc

South Dakota Coaching Staff Head Coach Matt Houk Record at South Dakota/Years 23-4 (1) Overall Record/Years 23-4 (1) Assistant Coaches Jerad Galante Leanne Felsing, Amber Kobus

NJIT Coaching Staff Head Coach Ryan McNeil (Lewis, ‘01) Record at NJIT/Years 50-81 (4) Overall Record/Years 50-81 (4) Assistant Coaches JR Martins Melissa Glob Team Information 2008 Record 18-16 Starters - Returning/Lost 9/2 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 6/1

UTPA Coaching Staff Head Coach Angela Hubbard (UWG, ‘04) Record at UTPA/Years 23-36 (3) Overall Record/Years 23-36 (3) Assistant Coach Laura De La Fuente Team Information 2008 Record 8-18 Starters - Returning/Lost 3/4 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 7/4

Houston Baptist University

Brigham Young University

Team Information 2008 Record Lettermen - Returning/Lost

23-4 5/5

Southern Utah University Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Cedar City, Utah 7,516 Scarlet, White The Summit Centrum (5,300) Thunderbird

Southern Utah Coaching Staff Head Coach Debby Baker (Utah State ‘93) Record at Southern Utah/Years First Season Overall Record/Years First Season Assistant Coaches Adam Longmore Kim Nield (GA) Team Information 2008 Record Starters - Returning/Lost Lettermen - Returning/Lost -

Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot Houston Baptist Coaching Staff Head Coach Record at HBU/Years Overall Record/Years Assistant Coaches Team Information 2008 Record Lettermen - Returning/Lost

Houston, Texas 2,749 Royal Blue, Orange Great West Sharp Gym (1,500) Husky Kaddie Platt (HB) 447-115 (15) 447-115 (15)

24-7 7/7

Location Enrollment Colors Conference Home Arena (Capacity) Mascot

Prov0, Utah 33,278 Dark Blue, White, Tan Mountain West Smith Fieldhouse (5,000) Cougar

BYU Coaching Staff Head Coach Shay Goulding (BYU ‘98) Record at BYU/Years 14-12 (1) Overall Record/Years 14-12 (1) Assistant Coaches Shawn Olmstead Team Information 2008 Record 14-11 Starters - Returning/Lost 4/3 Lettermen - Returning/Lost 8/4

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2008 Statistics and match results OVERALL RECORD: 14-12 HOME: 12-1 AWAY: 2-8 NEUTRAL SITE: 4-2 ## NAME SP K K/S E TA PCt a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba tot blk/s be BHE 6 kayli broadbent 89 316 3.55 158 839 .188 15 0.17 23 44 0.26 32 150 1.69 4 31 35 0.39 2 1 17 kristin anderson 89 230 2.58 69 520 .310 6 0.07 0 0 0.00 0 23 0.26 11 114 125 1.40 6 1 2 CHELSEY GARFIELD 76 148 1.95 106 476 .088 13 0.17 10 14 0.13 24 86 1.13 3 25 28 0.37 1 1 10 jaicee kuresa 88 170 1.93 68 479 .213 5 0.06 0 4 0.00 5 39 0.44 5 65 70 0.80 5 0 12 faith tusieseina 38 66 1.74 32 172 .198 1 0.03 2 1 0.05 1 8 0.21 2 23 25 0.66 1 0 9 melissa fifita 24 33 1.38 19 81 .173 0 0.00 4 4 0.17 5 12 0.50 0 1 1 0.04 0 0 16 marla morin 10 12 1.20 4 26 .308 0 0.00 1 2 0.10 0 2 0.20 1 3 4 0.40 1 0 15 sarah clement 62 65 1.05 26 149 .262 1 0.02 12 21 0.19 0 33 0.53 4 50 54 0.87 5 0 4 dani robison 51 42 0.82 21 115 .183 0 0.00 11 21 0.22 0 18 0.35 2 35 37 0.73 1 0 1 Kristi lindley 81 31 0.38 16 115 .130 666 8.22 8 24 0.10 0 124 1.53 2 42 44 0.54 1 8 18 chelsea fa’alogo 57 18 0.32 3 43 .349 279 4.89 5 10 0.09 1 32 0.56 0 23 23 0.40 2 4 5 Lanni o’reilly 61 4 0.07 6 21 -0.95 4 0.07 12 11 0.20 8 60 0.98 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 11 kathleen stevens 89 5 0.06 4 27 .037 15 0.17 16 39 0.18 19 129 1.45 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3 allyce Wilson 94 3 0.03 1 15 .133 53 0.56 7 7 0.07 31 451 4.80 0 0 0 0.00 0 7 TEAM - - - - - - - - - - - 8 - - - - - - - UTAH VALLEY 94 1143 12.16 533 3078 .198 1058 11.26 111 202 1.18 134 1167 12.41 34 412 240.0 2.55 25 22 OPponents 94 1088 11.57 541 3097 .177 1008 10.72 134 184 1.43 111 1156 12.30 36 302 187.0 1.99 43 24

Date opponent result score score-by-game record time attend. AUg. 23, 2009 at utah l 0-3 17-25,10-25,22-25 0-1 587 aug. 30, 2008 vs santa clara l 2-3 18-25,25-17,20-25,25-22,0-15 0-2 104 sept. 5, 2008 vs. UCF L 2-3 19-25,20-25,25-20,25-21,12-15 0-3 sept. 5, 2008 at kansas l 0-3 21-25,16-25,20-25 0-4 662 sept. 6, 2008 vs. oregon l 0-3 12-25,18-25,18-25 0-5 sept. 12, 2008 north texas w 3-0 25-20,25-19,25-16 1-5 1067 septe. 13, 2008 idaho state w 3-0 25-22,25-27,26-24 2-5 706 sept. 16, 2008 at utah state l 0-3 23-25,17-25,19-25 2-6 538 sept. 19, 2008 at washington state l 0-3 21-25,21-25,21-25 2-7 1059 sept. 23, 2008 weber state w 3-2 25-20,24-26,25-23,12-25,15-8 3-7 906 oct. 3, 2008 csu-bakersfield l 1-3 23-25,25-23,14-25,12-25 3-8 460 oct. 4, 2008 csu-bakersfield w 3-2 25-22,25-19,23-25,23-25,15-9 4-8 206 oct. 7, 2008 chicago state w 3-0 25-5,25-9,25-14 5-8 315 oct. 10, 2008 at UT-Pan American w 3-0 25-17,25-22,26-24 6-8 402 oct. 14, 2008 at idaho state l 1-3 25-20,17-25,15-25,23-25 6-9 384 oct. 24, 2008 ut-pan american w 3-0 26-24,25-13,25-22 7-9 280 oct. 28, 2008 at boise state l 2-3 13-25,25-21,16-25,25-13,17-19 7-10 127 oct. 30, 2008 seattle w 3-0 25-19,25-21,25-20 8-10 385 nov. 4, 2008 at weber state l 0-3 29-31,21-25,27-29 8-11 430 nov. 7, 2008 houston baptist w 3-0 25-27,25-19,26-24 9-11 394 nov. 12, 2008 aT BYU-HAWAII W 3-1 25-13,22-25,25-23,25-23 10-11 325 NOV. 15, 2008 AT #6 HAWAII L 0-3 19-25,14-25,10-25 10-12 6221 NOV. 21, 2008 PROVIDENCE W 3-0 31-29,25-20,25-10 11-12 NOV. 21, 2008 UT-PAN AMERICAN W 3-0 25-11,25-19,25-19 12-12 745 NOV. 22, 2008 NJIT W 3-1 2-15,20-25,25-21,25-17 13-12 NOV. 22, 2008 CSU-BAKERSFIELD W 3-2 17-25,25-20,34-26,25-22,16-14 14-12 680

TEAM RECORD Overall: Home: Away: Neutral:

W-L RECORD IN: 14-12 3 games: 9-7 12-1 4 games: 2-2 2-8 5 games: 3-3 0-3

ATTEND Total: Home: Away: Neutral:

Dates Total Average 23 16879 703 13 6144 473 10 10735 1074 3 104 35

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U V U I N D I V I D U A L M AT C H R E C O R D S Kills (Total) Total Player Opponent 30 Deise Borghetti at Texas-Pan American 28 Camie Manwill Northeastern 27 Camie Manwill at Oral Roberts 26 Deise Borghetti UC Davis 26 Kayli Broadbent at Cal State Bakersfield

DATE Oct 16, 2004 Oct 26, 2006 SEPT 09, 2006 SepT 16, 2004 Oct 13, 2007

(3 games) Total Player Opponent DatE 19 Alina Wallauer Texas A&M-CC Nov 13, 2004 18 Deise Borghetti at Texas A&M-CC Oct 15, 2004 18 Jessica Endres at North Dakota State SepT 30, 2005 18 Krystal Taylor at Texas A&M-CC Oct 15, 2004 18 KAYI BROADENT IDAHO STATE sept 13, 2008 (4 games) Total Player Opponent 27 Camie Manwill Oral Roberts 24 Camie Manwill at Idaho State 24 Jessica Endres at NJIT 23 Camie Manwill IPFW 22 Camie manwill SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 22 Jessica endres Texas-Pan American

DatE SepT 09, 2006 SepT 22, 2007 SepT 28, 2007 SepT 09, 2006 NOV 12, 2005 oct 05, 2007

(5 games) Total Player Opponent 30 Deise Borghetti at Texas-Pan American 28 Camie Manwill Northeastern 26 Deise Borghetti UC Davis 26 Kayli Broadbent at Cal State Bakersfield 25 camie manwill arizona state

DatE Oct 16, 2004 Aug 26, 2006 SepT 16, 2004 Oct 13, 2007 SEPT 08, 2007

Attack percentage (Minimum 20 Attempts) % Player Opponent .773 Jessica Endres at North Dakota State .600 Jessica Endres Westminster .600 Krystal Taylor Portland .591 Kassidy Brotherson at BYU .591 Jessica Endres at Chicago State

DatE SepT 30, 2005 Oct 25, 2005 Aug 29, 2003 SepT 19, 2003 Oct 01, 2007

Attack attempts Total Player Opponent 103 Camie Manwill Northeastern 75 Camie Manwill Wyoming 69 Camie Manwill weber state 69 Camie manwill arizona state 67 (ACHIEVED TWO TIMES)

DatE Aug 26, 2006 Aug 24, 2007 SEPT 07, 2007 SEPT 08, 2007

Attack Attempts (3 games) Total Player Opponent DatE 53 Camie Manwill at Texas-Pan American SepT 30, 2006 49 Deise Borghetti at Portland State SepT 18, 2004 47 Camie Manwill at South Dakota State Oct 13, 2006 46 camie manwill at ARIZONA STATE aug 28, 2006 44 deise borghetti north dakota state nov 12, 2004 Attempts (4 games) Total Player Opponent 67 Camie Manwill IPFW 67 Camie Manwill Oral Roberts 65 Camie Manwill at Montana State 60 (ACHIEVED THREE TIMES)

DatE Nov 11, 2006 SepT 09, 2006 SepT 24, 2007

Attempts (5 games) Total Player Opponent DatE 103 Camie Manwill Northeastern Aug 26, 2006 75 Camie Manwill Wyoming Aug 24, 2007 69 Camie Manwill weber state SEPT 07, 2007 69 camie manwill arizona state sept 08, 2007 66 camie manwill at TEXAS-San antonio sept 29, 2006 Assists Total Player Opponent DatE 70 Kristi Lindley Weber State SepT 07, 2007 66 Kristi Lindley Arizona State SepT 08, 2007 66 Kristi Lindley at Montana State SepT 24, 2007 65 Achieved five times Assists (3 games) Total Player Opponent DatE 50 Lacee Koelliker Montana State Nov 03, 2006 48 Lacee Koelliker Texas-Pan American Nov 04, 2006 47 Lacee Koelliker at North Dakota State SepT 30, 2005 46 kristi lindley at butler sept 01, 2007 46 lacee koelliker westminster college oct 25, 2005 46 lacee koelliker harvard sept 16, 2006 Assists (4 games) Total Player Opponent 66 Kristi Lindley at Montana State 65 Kristi Lindley Texas-Pan American

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DatE SepT 24, 2007 Oct 05, 2007

U V U I N D I V I D U A L M AT C H R E C O R D S 65 Lacee Koelliker Weber State Sept 27, 2005 64 kristi lindley boise state oct 18, 2007 63 kristi lindley at njit sept 27, 2007 Assists (5 games) Total Player Opponent 70 Kristi Lindley Weber State 66 Kristi Lindley Arizona State 65 Lacee koelliker (achieved three times) Service aces Total Player Opponent 6 Anne Olsen UC Davis 6 Camie Manwill vs Providence 6 Lacee Koelliker vs Northwestern State

DatE Sept 07, 2007 Sept 08, 2007

DatE Sept 17, 2005 Nov 10, 2006 SepT 09, 2005

Digs Total Player Opponent DatE 39 Allyce Wilson San Jose State Sept 08, 2007 36 Allyce Wilson Boise State Oct 18, 2007 34 allyce wilson at BYU-hawaii nov 12, 2008 33 Maegan Hoyt Northern Colorado Oct 27, 2004 33 allyce wilson Cal state-bakersfield oct 04, 2008 Digs (3 games) Total Player Opponent DatE 27 Maegan Hoyt at Northern Colorado Nov 12, 2005 26 Allyce Wilson at Texas-Pan American Oct 30, 2007 24 Allyce Wilson at Cal State Bakersfield Oct 12, 2007 23 allyce wilson at chicago state oct 01, 2007 23 allyce wilson at michigan sept 14, 2007 Digs (4 games) Total Player Opponent DatE 36 Allyce Wilson Boise State Oct 18, 2007 34 allyce wilson at byu-hawaii nov 12, 2008 29 Maegan Hoyt Montana State Sept 03, 2005 28 achieved four times Digs (5 games) Total Player Opponent DatE 39 Allyce Wilson San Jose State Sept 08, 2007 33 allyce wilson cal state-bakersfield oct 04, 2008 33 Maegan Hoyt Northern Colorado Oct 27, 2004 31 Achieved three times Block Solos Total Player Opponent 3 Larissa Laycock vs IPFW 2 Achieved 25 times

DatE Nov 12, 2004

Block Assists Total Player Opponent DatE 12 Kristin Anderson Boise State Oct 18, 2007 11 kristin anderson at UCf sept 05, 2008 10 Jessica Endres Northern Colorado Oct 27, 2004 10 Kassidy Brotherson vs Washington State Sept 06, 2003 9 achieved five times Total blocks Total Player Opponent DatE 12 Jessica Endres Northern Colorado Oct 27, 2004 11 kristin anderson at ucf sept 05, 2008 12 Kristin Anderson Boise State Oct 18, 2007 10 Jessica Endres at Portland State Sept 18, 2004 10 Kassidy Brotherson vs Washington State Sept 06, 2003 Blocks (3 games) Total Player Opponent DatE 10 Jessica Endres at Portland State Sept 18, 2004 8 kristin anderson at weber state nov 04, 2008 7 achieved four times Blocks (4 games) Total Player Opponent 12 Kristin Anderson Boise State 9 kristin Anderson at Utah State 9 Kassidy Brotherson vs Bowling Green 8 achieved 8 times

DatE Oct 18, 2007 Oct 25, 2007 Aug 30, 2003

Blocks (5 games) Total Player Opponent 12 Jessica Endres Northern Colorado 11 KRISTIN ANDERSON AT UCF 10 Kassidy Brotherson Washington State 9 ACHIEVED TWO TIMES

DatE Oct 27, 2004 SEPT 05, 2008 Sept 06, 2008

Points Total Player Opponent 33.0 Kayli Broadbent at Cal State Bakersfield 31.5 Deise Borghetti at Texas-Pan American 31.0 Camie Manwill vs Northeastern

DatE Oct 13, 2007 Oct 16, 2004 Aug 26, 2006

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UVU INDIVIDUAL CAREER/SEASON RECORDS SETS Played Career Tot. Player 428 Jessica Endres 398 Lacee Koelliker 356 Stephanie McFarland 331 Chelsea Baugh 307 Camie Manwill Season Tot. 117 117 114 114 113

Player Jessica Endres Allyce Wilson Lacee Koelliker Jessica Endres Anne Olsen

Years 2004-07 2005-07 2007-08 2003-04 2003-06

Season Tot. Player 448 Jessica Endres 403 Deise Borghetti 403 Camie Manwill 387 Camie Manwill 375 Camie Manwill

Years 2007 2004 2006 2007 2005

Season (MIN. 50 SETS) Ave. Player sets 4.20 Deise Borghetti 96 4.20 Camie Manwill 96 3.91 Camie Manwill 99 3.83 Jessica Endres 117 3.55 kayli broadbent 89 Attack Attempts Career Tot. Player 3376 Camie Manwill 3159 Jessica Endres 1824 kayli broadbent 1408 Alina Wallauer 1311 Deise Borghetti Season Tot. 1230 1152 1114 999 995

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Years 2007 2007 2005 2005 2005

Kills Career Tot. Player 1401 Jessica Endres 1165 Camie Manwill 684 kayli broadbent 472 Deise Borghetti 464 Lacee Koelliker

Kills Per set Career (min. 150 sets) Ave. Player sets 3.79 Camie Manwill 307 3.45 kayli broadbent 197 3.27 Jessica Endres 428 2.88 alina wallauer 160 2.15 kristin anderson 209

Years 2004-07 2003-06 2003-06 2004-06 2005-07

Years 2005-07 2007-08 2004-07 2003-04 2006-08 Years 2004 2006 2007 2007 2008

Years 2005-07 2004-07 2007-08 2003-04 2003-04

Player Camie Manwill Camie Manwill Deise Borghetti Anne Olsen Jessica Endres

Years 2006 2007 2004 2005 2007

attack Percentage Career (Min. 150 kills) % Player .332 Jessica Endres .306 kristin anderson .292 Lacee Koelliker .274 brooke adams .218 kayli broadbent

Years 2004-07 2006-08 2003-06 2005-06 2007-08

Season (Minimum 175 kills) % Player .357 Jessica Endres .351 Kassidy Brotherson .345 Jessica Endres .321 jessica endres .310 kristin anderson

Years 2007 2003 2006 2005 2008

UVU INDIVIDUAL CAREER/SEASON RECORDS Assists Career Total Player 4057 Lacee Koelliker 2072 kristi lindley 534 Aulani Carter 279 chelsea faâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;alogo 173 allyce wilson

Years 2003-06 2007-08 2003 2008 2007-08

Season Total Player 1406 Kristi Lindley 1375 Lacee Koelliker 1170 Lacee Koelliker 1133 Lacee Koelliker 666 kristi lindley

Years 2007 2005 2006 2004 2008

Assists Per set Career (min. 50 sets) Ave. Player sets 10.79 Kristi Lindley 192 10.19 Lacee Koelliker 398 0.82 allyce wilson 211 0.39 maegan hoyt 222 0.37 alina wallauer 160

Years 2007-08 2003-06 2007-08 2003-05 2003-04

Season (MIN. 50 sets) Ave. Player sets 12.67 Kristi Lindley 111 12.06 Lacee Koelliker 114 11.82 Lacee Koelliker 99 11.22 Lacee Koelliker 101 8.22 kristi lindley 81

Years 2007 2005 2006 2004 2008

Service Aces Career Total Player 124 Lacee Koelliker 80 Camie Manwill 57 Stephanie McFarland 55 kayli broadbent 54 Jessica Endres

Years 2003-06 2005-07 2003-06 2007-08 2004-07

Season Total Player 55 Lacee Koelliker 42 Lacee Koelliker 40 Camie Manwill 37 Anne Olsen 34 Kathleen Stevens

Years 2005 2006 2006 2005 2007

Digs Career Total Player 1102 allyce wilson 989 Camie Manwill 925 Chelsea Baugh 820 Lacee Koelliker 811 Maegan Hoyt

Years 2007-08 2005-07 2004-07 2003-06 2003-05

Season Total Player 651 Allyce Wilson 501 Maegan Hoyt 451 allyce wilson 418 Chelsea Baugh 379 Camie Manwill

Years 2007 2005 2008 2006 2007

Digs Per set Career (min. 150 sets) Ave. Player sets 5.22 Allyce wilson 211 3.65 maegan hoyt 222 3.22 camie manwill 307 3.08 alina wallauer 160 2.79 chelsea baugh 331

Years 2007-08 2003-05 2005-08 2003-04 2004-07

Season (min. 50 sets) Ave. Player sets 5.56 Allyce Wilson 117 4.80 allyce wilson 94 4.64 Maegan Hoyt 108 4.22 Chelsea Baugh 99 4.00 Maegan Hoyt 60

Years 2007 2008 2005 2006 2004

Block Solos Career Tot. Player 46 Jessica Endres 25 kristin anderson 24 Camie Manwill 23 Lacee Koelliker 13 Stephanie McFarland

Years 2004-07 2006-08 2005-07 2003-06 2003-06

Season Total Player 16 Jessica Endres 14 Jessica Endres 13 Kristin Anderson 11 kristin anderson 9 Camie Manwill 9 Ashley Dallin 9 Jessica Endres

Years 2007 2004 2007 2008 2007 2006 2005

Block Assists Career Total Player 380 Jessica Endres 234 kristin anderson 228 Lacee Koelliker 188 Stephanie McFarland 139 Brooke Adams

Years 2004-07 2006-08 2003-06 2003-06 2005-06

Season Total Player 125 Jessica Endres 114 kristin anderson 108 Kristin Anderson 91 Jessica Endres 84 Jessica Endres

Years 2007 2008 2007 2004 2005

Total Blocks Career Total Player 426 Jessica Endres 259 kristin anderson 251 Lacee Koelliker 201 Stephanie McFarland 150 Brooke Adams

Years 2004-07 2006-08 2003-06 2003-06 2005-06

Season Total Player 141 Jessica Endres 125 kristin anderson 121 Kristin Anderson 105 Jessica Endres 93 Jessica Endres Blocks Per set Career (min. 150 sets) Ave. Player 1.24 Kristin Anderson 1.00 Jessica Endres 0.89 Brooke Adams 0.63 Lacee koelliker 0.56 stephanie mcfarland

Years 2007 2008 2007 2004 2005

Sets 209 428 168 398 356

YEARS 2006-07 2004-07 2005-06 2003-06 2003-06

Season (min. 50 sets) Ave. Player sets 1.40 kristin anderson 89 1.23 Kristin Anderson 98 1.21 Jessica Endres 117 1.06 Jessica Endres 99 0.98 Kassidy Brotherson 88

Years 2008 2007 2007 2004 2003

Points Care Total Player 1691.0 Jessica Endres 1327.5 Camie Manwill 786/0 kayli broadbent 725.0 Lacee Koelliker 625.0 Stephanie McFarland Season Total 547.5 470.5 444.0 432.0 427.5

Player Jessica Endres Camie Manwill Camie Manwill Deise Borghetti Kayli Broadbent

Years 2004-07 2005-07 2007-08 2003-06 2003-06 Years 2007 2006 2007 2004 2007

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UVU TEAM SEASON RECORDS ATTACK (SEASON) Kills 1835 1744 1516 1468 1216

(.232) (.204) (.215) (.179) (.193)

Kills per set 15.68 15.31 15.30 14.53 13.82

(117 sets) (99 sets) (114 sets) (101 sets) (88 sets)

2007 2005 2006 2004 2003 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003

Attack attempts 4918 (1835-693-4918) 4564 (1744-815-4564) 4319 (1468-696-4319) 4107 (1516-631-4107) 3310 (1216-577-3310)

2007 2005 2004 2006 2003

Attack pct. .232 (1835-693-4918) .215 (1516-631-4107) .204 (1744-815-4564) .198 (1143-533-3078) .193 (1216-577-3310)

2007 2006 2005 2008 2003

ASSISTS (SEASON) Assists 1688 1573 1367 1343 1082

ALL-TIME ROSTER

DIGS (SEASON) Digs 2138 1783 1779 1691 1195 1167

(117 sets) (101 sets) (114 sets) (99 sets) (88 sets) (94 sets)

2007 2004 2005 2006 2003 2008

Digs per set 18.27 (117 sets) 17.65 (101 sets) 17.08 (99 sets) 15.61 (114 sets) 13.58 (88 sets)

2007 2004 2006 2005 2003

Reception pct. .935 (2616 receptions) .929 (2241 receptions) .927 (2431 receptions) .927 (1826 receptions) .926 (2224 receptions)

2007 2004 2005 2008 2006

BLOCKS (SEASON) Block solos 49 (117 sets) 47 (99 sets) 37 (101 sets) 34 (114 sets) 34 (94 sets)

2007 2006 2004 2005 2008

(117 sets) (114 sets) (99 sets) (101 sets) (88 sets)

2007 2005 2006 2004 2003

Block assists 503 (117 sets) 412 (94 sets) 356 (114 sets) 350 (99 sets) 300 (88 sets)

2007 2008 2005 2006 2003

Assists per set 14.43 (117 sets) 13.81 (99 sets) 13.80 (114 sets) 13.30 (101 sets) 12.30 (88 sets)

2007 2006 2005 2004 2003

Total blocks 300.5 (117 sets) 240.0 (94 sets) 222.0 (99 sets) 212.0 (114 sets) 182.5 (101 sets)

2007 2008 2006 2005 2004

Assist pct. .512 .470 .416 .372 .371

2003 2005 2006 2004 2008

Blocks per set 2.57 (117 sets) 2.55 (94 sets) 2.24 (99 sets) 1.98 (88 sets) 1.86 (114 sets)

2007 2008 2006 2003 2005

SERVES (SEASON) Service aces 201 (117 sets) 182 (114 sets) 174 (99 sets) 135 (88 sets) 122 (101 sets) Service aces per set 1.76 (99 sets) 1.72 (117 sets) 1.60 (114 sets) 1.53 (88 sets) 1.21 (101 sets) Service attempts 3075 (117 sets) 2893 (114 sets) 2645 (99 sets) 2382 (101 sets) 2035 (94 sets) Serve pct. .910 (3075 serves) .906 (2893 serves) .903 (2382 serves) .901 (2035 serves) .898 (2645 serves)

Brooke Adams Kristin Anderson Chelsea Baugh Meagan Bluth Deise Borghetti Brooke Brady Kayli Broadbent Shannan Brooks Kassidy Brotherson Ashley Brown Carlyn Cadmus Bethany Carron Aulani Carter Sarah Clement Ashley Dallin Jessica Endres Chelsea Faâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;alogo Melissa Fifita Chelsey Garfield Kari Heers Maegan Hoyt Malia Hoyt Lacee Koelliker

POINTS (SEASON) 2007 2005 2006 2003 2004

Points 2336.5 2138.0 1912.0 1772.5 1525.0

2007 2005 2006 2004 2003

2006 2007 2005 2003 2004

Points per set 19.97 (117 sets) 19.31 (99 sets) 18.75 (114 sets) 17.55 (101 sets) 17.33 (88 sets)

2007 2006 2005 2004 2003

2007 2005 2006 2004 2008

Sets played 117 114 101 99 94

2007 2005 2004 2006 2008

2007 2005 2004 2008 2006

Matches played 31 29 28 27 26

2007 2005 2006 2004 2008

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

2005-06 2006-08 2004-07 2007 2003-04 2005-06 2007-08 2007 2003 2006 2004-05 2005-07 2003 2008 2006 2004-07 2008 2008 2008 2005 2003-05 2003-04 2003-06

Jaicee Kuresa Larissa Laycock Terin Ledall Kristi Lindley Deja Lunt Camie Manwill Stephanie McFarland Gini Mendenhall Marla Morin Lanni Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Reilly Anne Olsen Kaui Piena Dani Robison Ashley Santiago Amber Smith Kathleen Stevens Krystal Taylor Faith Tusieseina Alina Wallauer Jenny Weed Allyce Wilson Jamie Wiscombe

2008 2003-05 2006-07 2007-08 2003 2005-08 2003-06 2006 2008 2007-08 2004-05 2006 2007-08 2006 2004 2007-08 2003-04 2008 2003-04 2003 2007-08 2004

ALL-TIME NCAA RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS Air Force (0-1) 9/10/05

Ogden, Utah

L (2-3)

Arizona State (0-2) 8/26/06 Tempe, Arizona 9/8/7 Orem, Utah

L (0-3) L (2-3)

Augustana (S.D.) (0-1) 10/15/03 Sioux Falls, South Dakota Boise State (4-1) 8/30/03 11/4/04 9/6/05 10/18/07 10/28/08

Boise, Idaho Orem, Utah Boise, Idaho Orem, Utah boise, idaho

Bowling Green (0-1) 8/30/03 Boise, Idaho Butler (1-0) 9/1/07 BYU (0-5) 9/19/03 10/26/04 10/18/05 10/3/06 10/9/07

Indianapolis, Indiana

9/5/08

Lawrence, Kansas

Loyola Marymount (0-1) 8/25/06 Tempe, Arizona

l (0-3)

9/8/07

Orem, Utah

W (3-2)

L (1-3)

Seattle (1-0) 10/30/08

Orem, Utah

w (3-0)

South Dakota State 10/16/03 11/11/04 10/1/05 11/4/05 11/11/05 11/12/05 10/13/06 10/26/06

(5-3) Brookings, South Dakota Orem, Utah Brookings, South Dakota Orem, Utah Greeley, Colorado Greeley, Colorado Brookings, South Dakota Orem, Utah

W (3-1) L (0-3) L (2-3) W (3-0) W (3-0) W (3-1) L (0-3) W (3-0)

St. Francis (1-0) 9/29/07

Newark, New Jersey

W (3-0)

Temple (0-1) 9/15/07

Ann Arbor, Michigan

L (2-3)

Memphis (1-0) 9/11/04

Provo, Utah

L (2-3)

Michigan (0-1) 9/14/07

Ann Arbor, Michigan

L (0-3)

W (3-2) W (3-0) W (3-1) W (3-1) l (2-3)

Missouri (0-1) 9/5/03

#18 Salt Lake City, Utah

L (0-3)

Montana (1-0) 9/7/04

Missoula, Montana

L (1-3) W (3-0)

Provo, Utah Orem, Utah Provo, Utah Orem, Utah Provo, Utah

L (0-3) L (1-3) L (0-3) L (0-3) L (0-3)

BYU-Hawaii (1-1) 9/2/03 Orem, Utah 11/12/08 laie, hawaii Cal State Bakersfield (5-1) 10/12/07 Bakersfield, California 10/13/07 Bakersfield, California 11/17/07 Orem, Utah 10/3/08 OREM, UTAH 10/4/08 OREM, UTAH 11/22/08 orem, utah

W (3-0)

Montana State (2-1) 9/3/05 Orem, Utah 11/3/06 Orem, Utah 9/24/07 Bozeman, Montana

L (1-3) W (3-0) W (3-1)

Montana Western (2-0) 9/26/04 Dillon, Montana 10/7/03 Orem, Utah

W (3-0) W (3-0)

Newark, New Jersey Orem, Utah

W (3-1) w (3-1)

W (3-0) W (3-2) W (3-0) L (1-3) W (3-2) w (3-2)

North Dakota State (4-2) 11/12/04 Orem, Utah 9/30/05 Fargo, North Dakota 11/3/05 Orem, Utah 11/10/05 Greeley, Colorado 10/14/06 Fargo, North Dakota 10/28/06 Orem, Utah

L (0-3) W (3-0) W (3-0) W (3-2) L (1-3) W (3-1) W (3-0)

Texas-Pan American (12-1) 11/14/03 Fort Wayne, Indiana 10/16/04 Edinburg, Texas 11/11/04 Orem, Utah 10/8/05 Orem, Utah 10/28/05 Edinburg, Texas 9/30/06 McAllen, Texas 11/4/06 Orem, Utah 10/5/07 Orem, Utah 10/20/07 Edinburg, Texas 11/16/07 Orem, Utah 10/10/08 Edinburg, Texas 10/24/08 Orem, Utah 11/21/08 Orem, Utah

W (3-2)

Texas-San Antonio (1-0) 9/29/06 San Antonio, Texas

W (3-2)

UC Davis (2-0) 9/16/04 9/17/05

Portland, Oregon Orem, Utah

W (3-2) W (3-1)

UNLV (0-1) 9/25/04

Las Vegas, Nevada

L (2-3)

Utah (0-6) 9/6/03 9/1/04 9/20/05 10/10/06 10/23/07 8/29/08

Salt Lake City, Utah #24 Salt Lake City, Utah Orem, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Orem, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah

L (0-3) L (0-3) L (1-3) L (0-3) L (0-3) l (0-3)

Utah State (1-4) 10/21/03 10/10/05 10/25/07 11/1/07 9/16/08

Logan, Utah Orem, Utah Logan, Utah Orem, Utah Logan, Utah

L (2-3)

Central Florida (2-1) 9/10/04 Orem, Utah 9/2/06 Orlando, Florida 9/5/08 lawrence, kansas

Northeastern (1-0) 8/26/06 Tempe, Arizona

W (3-1) W (3-1) l (2-3)

Chicago State (2-0) 10/1/07 Chicago, Illinois 10/7/08 OREM, UTAH

W (3-0) W (3-0)

Colorado College (1-0) 11/8/03 Colorado Springs, Colo.

W (3-0)

Northern Colorado 10/3/03 11/7/03 11/15/03 10/27/04 11/6/04 11/13/04 10/15/05 10/21/05 11/12/05

Columbia (1-0) 9/28/07

Newark, New Jersey

W (3-1)

Northern Illinois (1-0) 8/31/07 Indianapolis, Indiana

W (1-0)

Orem, Utah

W (3-0)

Northwestern State (1-0) 9/9/05 Ogden, Utah

W (3-1)

W (3-2)

Oklahoma (0-1) 9/11/04

San Jose, California

hawaii (0-1) 11/15/08 Honolulu, Hawaii houston baptist (1-0) 11/7/08 Orem, Utah IPFW (1-3) 11/14/03 11/12/04 9/9/06 11/11/06 Idaho State (4-3) 9/21/04 9/16/05 9/6/06 9/22/07 10/27/07 9/13/08 10/14/08 Kansas (0-2) 9/1/05

L (0-3) W (3-0) L (0-3) w (3-0)

Fort Wayne, Indiana Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Fargo, North Dakota

L (1-3) L (1-3) W (3-1) L (1-3)

Pocatello, Idaho Orem, Utah Pocatello, Idaho Pocatello, Idaho Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Pocatello, idaho

L (0-3) L (2-3) W (3-2) W 3-1) W (3-0) W (3-0) l (1-3)

Orem, Utah

W (3-0) W (3-2) W (3-1) W (3-1) L (2-3) W (3-0) W (3-0) W (3-1) W (3-0) W (3-0 W (3-0) w (3-0) w (3-0)

NJIT (2-0) 9/28/07 11/22/08

Cal Poly-SLO (0-1) 9/17/04 Portland, Oregon

Harvard (1-0) 9/16/06

W (3-1) W (3-0) W (3-0) W (3-0) W (3-2)

L (1-3) w (3-1)

L (1-3) L (1-3)

north texas (1-0) 9/12/08

Georgia Tech (0-1) 9/14/07 Ann Arbor, Michigan

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (5-0) 11/15/03 Fort Wayne, Indiana 10/15/04 Corpus Christi, Texas 11/13/04 Orem, Utah 9/17/05 Orem, Utah 10/29/05 Corpus Christi, Texas

Reno, Nevada Orem, Utah

L (0-3)

Orlando, Florida

W (3-2)

Nevada (0-2) 10/7/04 11/10/07

Cal State Northridge (0-1) 9/16/06 San Jose, California

Dixie State (1-0) 9/22/06 Furman (1-0) 9/1/06

Tennessee Tech (1-0) 8/31/07 Inianapolis, Indiana

L (1-3)

Orem, Utah

(2-7) Orem, Utah Greeley, Colorado Fort Wayne, Indiana Orem, Utah Greeley, Colorado Orem, Utah Greeley, Colorado Orem, Utah Greeley, Colorado

L (0-3) L (1-3) L (1-3) L (2-3) L (0-3) L (1-3) L (0-3) W (3-2) W (3-0)

L (0-3) L (1-3) L (3-1) W (3-0) l (0-3)

Provo, Utah

L (1-3)

Oral Roberts (0-2) 9/29/04 Oral Roberts 9/9/06 Orem, Utah

L (0-3) L (1-3)

Washington (0-1) 11/25/03 #14 Seattle, Washington

OREGON (0-1) 9/6/08

Lawrence, Kansas

l (0-3)

Portland (0-2) 8/29/03 9/18/04

Washington State (1-1) 9/6/03 Salt Lake City, Utah 9/19/08 Pullman, Washington

W (3-2) l (0-3)

Boise, Idaho Portland, Oregon

L (1-3) L (0-3)

Portland State (1-0) 9/18/04 Portland, Oregon

W (3-0)

Providence (4-0) 11/11/05 11/10/06 11/16/07 11/21/08

Greeley, Colorado Fargo, North Dakota Orem, Utah Orem, Utah

W (3-0) W (3-0) W (3-0) w (3-0)

Weber State (4-6) 9/9/03 Ogden, Utah 10/19/04 Ogden, Utah 9/10/05 Ogden, Utah 9/27/05 Orem, Utah 8/29/06 Ogden, Utah 9/8/06 Orem, Utah 9/7/07 Orem, Utah 10/30/07 Ogden, Utah 9/23/08 Orem, Utah 11/4/08 Ogden, Utah

L (2-3) L (2-3) L (0-3) W (3-1) L (0-3) W (3-0) W (3-2) L (1-3) W (3-2) l (0-3)

Samford (1-0) 9/1/06

Orlando, Florida

W (3-0)

santa clara (0-1) 8/30/08

Salt Lake City, Utah

l (2-3)

Westminster (4-0) 10/29/03 Orem, Utah 11/19/03 Salt Lake City, Utah 10/5/04 Orem, Utah 10/25/05 Orem, Utah

W (3-0) W (3-0) W (3-1) W (3-0)

San Jose State (1-1) 9/15/06 San Jose, California

L (0-3)

Wyoming (1-1) 10/14/05 8/24/07

W (3-2) L (2-3)

Laramie, Wyoming Orem, Utah

W O LV E R I N E G R E E N . C O M

L (0-3)

Y E A R - B Y- Y E A R N C A A R E S U L T S 2003 (10-14) Home: 3-2 ~ Road: 5-8 ~ Neutral: 2-4 Date 8/29 8/30 8/30 9/2 9/5 9/6 9/6 9/9 9/1 9/26 10/3 10/7 10/15 10/16 10/21 10/29 11/7 11/8 11/14 11/14/ 11/15 11/15 11/19 11/25

Opponent Portland at Boise State vs Bowling Green BYU-Hawaii vs Missouri at Utah vs Washington State at Weber State at BYU at Montana-Western Northern Colorado Montana-Western at Augustana (S.D.) at South Dakota State at Utah State Westminster at Northern Colorado at Colorado College at IPFW vs Texas-Pan American vs. Texas A&M-CC vs Northern Colorado at Westminster at Washington

Result Site L, 1-3 Boise, Idaho W, 3-2 Boise, Idaho L, 1-3 Boise, Idaho L, 1-3 Orem, Utah L, 0-3 Salt Lake City, Utah L, 0-3 Salt Lake City, Utah W, 3-2 Salt Lake City, Utah L, 2-3 Ogden, Utah L, 0-3 Provo, Utah W, 3-0 Dillon, Montana L, 0-3 Orem, Utah W, 3-0 Orem, Utah L, 2-3 Sioux Falls, South Dakota W, 3-1 Brookings, South Dakota L, 0-3 Logan, Utah W, 3-0 Orem, Utah L, 1-3 Greeley, Colorado W, 3-0 Colorado Springs, Colorado L, 1-3 Fort Wayne, Indiana W, 3-0 Fort Wayne, Indiana W, 3-1 Fort Wayne, Indiana L, 1-3 Fort Wayne, Indiana W, 3-0 Salt Lake City, Utah L, 0-3 Seattle, Washington

2004 (11-16) Home: 5-5 ~ Road: 4-8 ~ Neutral: 2-3 Date 9/1 9/7 9/10 9/11 9/11 9/16 9/17 9/18 9/18 9/21 9/25 9/29 10/5 10/7 10/15 10/16 10/19 10/26 10/27 11/4 11/6 11/11 11/11 11/12 11/12 11/13 11/13

Opponent at Utah at Montana Central Florida vs Oklahoma vs Memphis vs UC Davis vs Cal Poly-SLO at Portland State at Portland at Idaho State at UNLV at Oral Roberts Westminster at Nevada at Texas A&M-CC at Texas-Pan American at Weber State BYU Northern Colorado Boise State at Northern Colorado South Dakota State Texas-Pan American vs IPFW North Dakota State Texas A&M-CC Northern Colorado

Result L, 0-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-1 L, 1-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-2 L, 2-3 W, 3-0 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 L, 2-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-1 L, 1-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-2 L, 2-3 L, 1-3 L, 2-3 W, 3-0 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-1 L, 1-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-0 L, 1-3

Site Salt Lake City, Utah Missoula, Montana Orem, Utah Provo, Utah Provo, Utah Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Pocatello, Idaho Las Vegas, Nevada Tulsa, Oklahoma Orem, Utah Reno, Nevada Corpus Christi, Texas Edinburg, Texas Ogden, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Greeley, Colorado Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah

2005 (18-11) Home: 8-5 ~ Road: 5-5 ~ Neutral: 5-1 Date 9/1 9/3 9/6 9/9 9/10 9/10 9/16 9/17 9/17 9/20 9/27 9/30 10/1 10/8 10/10 10/14 10/15 10/18 10/21 10/25 10/28 10/29 11/3 11/4 11/10 11/11 11/11 11/12 11/12

Opponent Kansas Montana State at Boise State vs Northwestern State vs Air Force at Weber State Idaho State Texas A&M-CC UC Davis Utah Weber State at North Dakota State at South Dakota State Texas-Pan American Utah State at Wyoming at Northern Colorado at BYU Northern Colorado Westminster at Texas-Pan American at Texas A&M-CC North Dakota State South Dakota State vs North Dakota State vs South Dakota State vs Providence at Northern Colorado vs South Dakota State

Result L, 1-3 L, 1-3 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 L, 2-3 L, 0-3 L, 2-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-1 L, 1-3 W, 3-1 W, 3-0 L, 2-3 W, 3-1 L, 1-3 W, 3-2 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-2 W, 3-0 L, 2-3 W, 3-2 W, 3-0 W, 3-1 W, 3-2 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-1

Site Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Boise, Idaho Ogden, Utah Ogden, Utah Ogden, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Fargo, North Dakota Brookings, South Dakota Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Laramie, Wyoming Greeley, Colorado Provo, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Edinburg, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Greeley, Colorado Greeley, Colorado Greeley, Colorado Greeley, Colorado Greeley, Colorado

2006 (17-11) Home: 7-2 ~ Road: 4-6 ~ Neutral: 6-3 Date 8/25 8/26 8/26 8/29 9/1 9/1 9/2 9/6 9/8 9/9 9/9 9/15 9/16 9/16 9/22 9/29 9/30 10/3 10/10 10/13 10/14 10/26 10/28 11/3 11/4/ 11/10 11/10 11/11

Opponent vs Loyola Marymount at Arizona State vs Northeastern Huskies at Weber State vs Furman vs Samford at Central Florida at Idaho State Weber State Oral Roberts IPFW at San Jose State vs CS Northridge vs Harvard Dixie State at Texas-San Antonio at Texas-Pan American BYU at Utah at South Dakota State at North Dakota State South Dakota State North Dakota State Montana State Texas-Pan American vs Providence vs South Dakota State vs IPFW

Result L, 1-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-2 L, 0-3 W, 3-2 W, 3-0 W, 3-1 W, 3-2 W, 3-0 L, 1-3 W, 3-1 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-2 W, 3-0 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 L, 1-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-1 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 L, 1-3

Site Tempe, Arizona Tempe, Arizona Tempe, Arizona Ogden, Utah Orlando, Florida Orlando, Florida Orlando, Florida Pocatello, Idaho Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah San Jose, California San Jose, California San Jose, California Orem, Utah San Antonio, Texas McAllen, Texas Orem, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Brookings, South Dakota Fargo, North Dakota Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Fargo, North Dakota Fargo, North Dakota Fargo, North Dakota

2007 (21-10) Home: 6-4 ~ Road: 8-4 ~ Neutral: 4-2 Date 8/24 8/31 8/31 9/01 9/07 9/08 9/08 9/14 9/14 9/15 9/22 9/24 9/28 9/28 9/29 10/01 10/05 10/09 10/12 10/13 10/18 10/20 10/23 10/25 10/27 10/30 11/01 11/10 11/16 11/16 11/17

Opponent Wyoming vs. Tennessee Tech vs. Northern Illinois at Butler Weber State San Jose State Arizona State at Michigan vs. Georgia Tech vs. Temple at Idaho State at Montana State vs. Columbia at NJIT vs. St. Francis (NY) at Chicago State Texas-Pan American at BYU at Cal State Bakersfield at Cal State Bakersfield Boise State at Texas-Pan American Utah at Utah State Idaho State at Weber State Utah State Nevada Providence Texas-Pan American Cal State Bakersfield

Result L, 3-2 W, 3-2 W, 3-1 W, 3-0 W, 3-2 W, 3-2 L, 3-2 L, 3-0 L, 3-0 L, 3-2 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 W, 3-1 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-1 L, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-2 W, 3-1 W, 3-0 L, 3-0 L, 3-1 W, 3-0 L, 3-1 W, 3-0 L, 3-1 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-0

Site Orem, Utah Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Ann Arbor, Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Pocatello, Idaho Bozeman, Montana Newark, New Jersey Newark, New Jersey Newark, New Jersey Chicago, Illinois Orem, Utah Provo, Utah Bakersfield, California Bakersfield, California Orem, Utah Edinburg, Texas Orem, Utah Logan, Utah Orem, Utah Ogden, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah

2008 (14-12) Home: 12-1 ~ Road: 2-8 ~ Neutral: 0-3 Date 8/29 8/30 9/05 9/05 9/06 9/12 9/13 9/16 9/19 9/23 10/03 10/04 10/07 10/10 10/14 10/24 10/28 10/30 11/04 11/07 11/12 11/15 11/21 11/21 11/22 11/22

Opponent at Utah vs. Santa Clara vs. UCF at Kansas vs. Oregon North Texas Idaho State at Utah State at Washington State Weber State Cal State Bakersfield Cal State Bakersfield Chicago State vs. Texas-Pan American at Idaho State Texas-Pan American at Boise State Seattle at Weber State Houston Baptist at BYU-Hawaii at Hawaii Providence Texas-Pan American NJIT Cal State Bakersfield

2 0 0 9 U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y VO L L E Y BA L L

Result L, 0-3 L, 2-3 L, 2-3 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 L, 0-3 L, 0-3 W, 3-2 L, 1-3 W, 3-2 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 L, 1-3 W, 3-0 L, 2-3 W, 3-0 L, 0-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-1 L, 0-3 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-1

Site Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah Lawrence, Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Lawrence, Kansas Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Logan, Utah Pullman, Washington Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Edinburg, Texas Pocatello, Idaho Orem, Utah Boise, Idaho Orem, Utah Ogden, Utah Orem, Utah Laie, Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah Orem, Utah

U TA H VA L L E Y U N I V E R S I T Y

Beginnings

A Foundation for the Future

As World War II loomed, the U.S. needed skilled craftsmen to produce arms

Kerry D. Romesburg was appointed president in 1988. He emphasized inter-

and ammunition for the Allied Forces. For this purpose, in 1941 Hyrum E.

national education, arts and humanities and short-term training throughout

Johnson brought vocational classes offered around Utah to one central Provo

the Collegeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s curriculum and improved the face of campus by adding and ex-

location (now the site of the East Bay Business Park).

panding buildings. Through his efforts, voter-approved funding was obtained for an 8,500-seat special events center (McKay Events Center) on campus as

Expansion

well as the Wasatch Mountain Campus. Under his leadership, the institution

After the war, the State Legislature made the school a permanent state institu-

became Utah Valley State College in 1993 and began offering bachelor degrees.

tion and named Wilson W. Sorensen director in 1945. The next two decades were filled with expansion; enrollment skyrocketed after Sorenson moved the

Forging Ahead

school to 1300 North University Avenue in Provo, overloading campus capaci-

In 2003, College officials conducted a national search for a new president,

ties. After several name changes, in 1967 the school became Utah Technical

ultimately welcoming William A. Sederburg to the helm of UVSC. Sederburg

College at Provo and began awarding associate degrees.

wasted no time in working with local and state officials to put in place a plan for obtaining university status for UVSC. The feat was accomplished when

A New Home

the Utah State Legislature and Utah Governor Jon Huntsman, Jr. unanimously

The demand for more space prompted college officials to purchase and begin

approved UVSC university status beginning July 1, 2008 and the new name of

building on a large piece of farmland in southwest Orem adjacent to Interstate

Utah Valley University. With the change will come the addition of a handful

15, the site UVSC occupies today. In 1982, J. Marvin Higbee became the

of master degrees, a new state of the art library/digital learning center and a

third president of the institution. During Higbeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s five years as president, the

wealth of benefits for the local community.

College increased its offerings and in 1987 became Utah Valley Community College.

Central Utah Vocational S c h o o l ( 1 9 41 - 6 3 )

U t a h Tra d e Te c h n i c a l I n s t i t u te ( 1 9 6 3 - 6 7 )

Ut a h Va lley Co mmu n i t y Co llege ( 19 87- 9 3 )

U t a h Te c h n i c a l C o l l e g e at Provo (1967-87 )

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Utah Valley University President

Dr. Matthew S. Holland In March, 2009, the State Board of Regents selected Dr. Matthew S. Holland as the 6th president of Utah Valley University (UVU). He succeeds President William Sederburg, who was named Commissioner of Higher Education in August 2008. Dr. Elizabeth Hitch has been serving as the interim president. Dr. Holland has held several leadership positions in higher education. He currently serves as the chairman of the American Heritage Faculty Group at BYU, and was the associate director of BYU's London Study Abroad Program in 2008. Dr. Holland has taught a variety of courses including American Heritage, Modern Political Philosophy, and Public Ethics. Since 1996, Dr. Holland has worked as a partâ&#x20AC;&#x2018; time independent management consultant. He also worked as a special assistant to Governor Michael O. Leavitt from 1992 to 1994 and as Chief of Staff to the CEO of the Monitor Group in Cambridge, Massachusetts from 1992 to 1994. Dr. Holland holds doctorate and master degrees in political science from Duke University and a bachelor's degree in political science from BYU. From 2005â&#x20AC;&#x2018; 2006, he served as a Fellow in the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University, and as the Raoul Wallenberg Scholar at Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 1991. Dr. Holland's work has been published in several articles, books, and presentations. He has also received several professional awards and recognitions. He and his wife, Paige, are the parents of four children Jake (11), Mitzi (9), Grace (6), and Daniel (3).

Our Mission Utah Valley University is a teaching institution which provides opportunity, promotes student success, and meets regional educational needs. UVU builds on a foundation of substantive scholarly and creative work to foster engaged learning. The university prepares professionally competent people of integrity who, as lifelong learners and leaders, serve as stewards of a globally interdependent community.

Utah Valley The Utah Valley combined the quaintness of small town life and the conveniences of a metropolitan area to create an enticing community. From the majestic Wasatch Mountains in the east to glistening Utah Lake in the west, there are countless activities from which to choose. For the outdoor enthusiasts, there are a number of scenic trails, including the Squaw Peak Trail, Alpine Scenic Backway and Stewart Falls Trail, for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Deer Creek Reservor, snuggled in the heart of Provo Canyon, is a favorite spot for many water lovers.

UVU VP for Student Affairs

Cory L. Duckworth Cory L. Duckworth was appointed as Vice President for Student Affairs and Strategic Planning at Utah Valley University in August 2003. His 20-year career in higher education has focused on providing students with life enriching educational experiences. Prior to his present appointment he served as Vice President for Advancement and Marketing at Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Michigan. Following his graduation from the University of Utah College of Law (UT), Duckworth worked as a political science instructor at Southern Utah University (UT). At that same institution he accepted the position of Assistant Director of Development. He later worked at Minot State University (ND) as Executive Assistant to the President for Planning and Development, Director of the St. Cloud State University Foundation (MN), and Associate Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Utah Valley University (UT). Throughout his career, Duckworth has initiated a wide range of strategies for the benefit of students and the academy. He has raised substantial funds from private sources in support of these efforts. He currently serves as Chair of the UVU Strategic Directions Advisory Board, Director of the Utah Valley Executive Leadership Forum, Board Director for Region V of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, and Board Director of the Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority.

Utah is known for its natural beauty. Several National Parks, including Zion National Park and Arches National Park in Moab, are popular spots for tourists. Lake Powell, in southeast Utah and into Arizona, is a boaters paradise. During the cold winter months you can take to the slopes to ski or snowboard on some of the world’s greatest powder. Home of the 2002 Olympics, Utah has some of the world’s most celebrated and renowned ski resorts. Robert Redford’s Sundance Ski Resort is just a short 15-minute drive up Provo Canyon and there are also numerous resorts in Park City, just 45 through the same canyon. Those who shy away from Mother Nature can find shelter at comedy clubs, dance clubs and over 100 restaurants. The University Mall, in Orem, along with the Shops at Riverwoods and Provo Towne Center Mall offer Utahns a complete shopping, restaurant and movie-going experience. Honored as one of America’s most livable cities, Orem is a strong family and community environment.

Athletic Administration

Dr. DJ Smith

Megan Kennedy

Brad Mertz

Nate Mathis

Senior Associate Athletic Director

Senior Woman Administrator

Assistant AD; External Operations

Assistant AD; Corporate Partners

UVU Head Coaches Director of Athletics

Michael V. Jacobsen Michael V. Jacobsen is in his 26th year as the Director of Athletics at Utah Valley. With Jacobsen leading the way, Utah Valley has made a successful—and unprecedented—jump from the junior college ranks to official NCAA Division I status.

Sam Atoa

Brent Anderson

Chris Curran

Todd Fairbourne

Scott Houle

Volleyball

Soccer

Women’s Golf

Softball

Cross Country/Track & Field

Dick Hunsaker

Eric Madsen

Cathy Nixon

Clark Rustand

Greg Williams

Men’s Basketball

Baseball

Women’s Basketball

Men’s Golf; Dir. of Golf

Wrestling

The Utah Valley athletic department continues to succeed as it transitions through the NCAA provisional period to full Division I status. In addition to the progress through the provisional period, Jacobsen spearheaded UVU’s new conference affiliation with the Great West Conference. Athletic facilities have also been a major focus for Jacobsen during his years at Utah Valley. The first was the Shurian Family Activity Center, followed by the David O. McKay Center and Brent Brown Ball Park. Major renovations have taken place with the Wolverine softball field and the Wolverine soccer field. Most recently, the school announced plans for the new Hal Wing Track and Field, which is set begin construction in early 2009. Jacobsen was named the NACDA Athletic Director of the Year for the Junior/Community College West Region in 2000 and was the recipient of the William L. Miller Award in 2001, which is the administrator of the year award for the National Alliance of Two-Year College Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA). Jacobsen has been active in the athletic community, serving on a number of local, regional and national positions. He was the Director of Region 18 of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). He has served on the NJCAA committees for Division 1 basketball and football. He is a past President of the National Alliance of Two Year College Athletic Administrators, and was on the Executive Committee for the NJCAA. He has served on the Executive Committee of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, and is Past President of the Utah Chapter of the National Football Foundation College Hall of Fame. He has also been the President of the Utah Football Coaches Association and President of the Professional Association of College Employees at UVSC. He has served on the Utah County Cancer Board and is a past President of the Provo Rotary Club. Jacobsen is originally from San Diego, California. He has a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree from Brigham Young University. Before coming to Utah Valley, he was at Springville High School in Springville, Utah, where he was the head football coach for 16 years and an assistant principal for three years. He and his wife, Alice, reside in Springville. They have four children and 13 grand children.

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Athletic Facilities

The Shurian Family Activity Center is a multi-purpose athletic complex and is home to Utah Valley University volleyball and wrestling. The 2,000 seat facility was named after the family of Chris and Stephanie Shurian in the fall of 2006.

Wolverine Softball Field, the softball diamond, located west of the McKay Center has been the home of Wolverine The 8,500 seat McKay Center opened on February 13, 1996 when a crowd of 6,213 cheered the Wolverines to an 87-81 win over Salt Lake Community College.

softball since 1996. A new scoreboard was put up for the 2008 season. In 2000,

Since its move to NCAA Division I athletics, both the menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball teams have enjoyed tremendous success inside The McKay Center. In the fall of 2008, the basketball locker room was renovated to include more space, larger lockers and a lounge and study area for coaches and players.

head coach Todd Fairbourne led the Wolverines to the NJCAA title.

Brent Brown Ballpark made its debut on March 24, 2005 when the Wolverines knocked off in-state foe Southern Utah 5-3. The 2,500 seat stadium also has room for 2,500 more fans on the grass berm down the third base line and in left field. It boasts both home and visitor clubhouses and batting cages, a Goldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Gym inside the stadium and a state of the art scoreboard that make it one of the top college baseball facilities in the nation. Clyde Field is the home for Utah Valley womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s soccer. An added walkway and new bleachers were installed in 2005 to accommodate fans. During the summer of 2007, the Utah Valley athletic department began upgrading its facility. The field now has increased seating, a level playing field with new sod and an improved drainage system.

In the fall of 2007, the newly remodeled 24,000 square foot Wolverine Service Center opened giving UVU athletics a new facility including a 6,000 square foot academic center and computer lab with a lounge, kitchen and offices for compliance, academic advising and financial aid. The Wolverine Service Center also houses new marketing offices, classrooms and additional space for equipment, athletic training and doctor offices. Cross country, track & field, soccer and wrestling all have coaches offices and locker rooms in the new facility. The wrestling program also boasts an 8,000 square foot practice facility, locker room and coaches offices.

The new $1.2 million Hal Wing Track & Field will be feature seating available for 1,500 people in bleachers and numerous grass berms will be landscaped on which spectators can also sit. A press box will also be part of the project.

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It’s Official!!! The Utah Valley University athletics department was notified on Tuesday, July 7 by NCAA Membership Services of its unanimous approval to lift the school’s provisional status and accept it as an official member of NCAA Division I. The move completes the University’s unprecedented move straight from NJCAA to NCAA athletics. Full membership now permits all of UVU’s athletic teams and individual athletes to be eligible for NCAA postseason events. “The lightning speed by which UVU moved from junior college to become an official member of NCAA Division I is a magnificent tribute to the entire university,” said Utah Valley University President Matthew Holland. “We are especially proud of the administrators, coaches and student-athletes who have worked so hard and with such excellence to make this happen.” “This is another great day for Utah Valley University and Wolverine Athletics. This has literally been a nine-year process with the final seven being mandated by the NCAA,” said UVU Director of Athletics Mike Jacobsen. “I could not be happier for our coaches and student-athletes. They have been the heroes throughout this provisional period. We look forward to what the future will bring.” UVU’s seven-year provisional period began with an exploratory year in 2002-03, its final season in junior college athletics. In 2003-04, teams began competing with partial Div. I schedules and a year later all of UVU’s teams were competing with full Div. I slates. In November of 2007, an NCAA Peer Review team made up of other NCAA Div. I member administrators, made an on-campus visit to assess the progress of the school’s transition. The group’s response was overwhelmingly positive. On May 29, 2008, UVU received notification from the NCAA Division I Committee on Athletics Certification that the school successfully completed its first NCAA certification peer review. That notification coincided with the school’s official switch to university status on July 1, 2008.

U TA H VA L L E Y WOLVERINES

In July of 2008, Utah Valley University Director of Athletics Mike Jacobsen announced the school’s new affiliation with the Great West Conference. Expanding from a football-only conference, the Great West consists of seven all-sport schools in UVU. The conference held championships in cross country, indoor and outdoor track and men’s and women’s golf in 2008-09 and the full slate of conference schedules and championships begins this fall. The schools joining UV as members of the all-sports league are Chicago State, Houston Baptist, NJIT, North Dakota, South Dakota and Texas-Pan American. During the inaugural championship season, Utah Valley took home three Great West titles including the women’s cross country (pictured below) and both the men’s and women’s outdoor track & field championships.

Kam Mickolio

Noelle Pikus-Pace

Professional Success

In just its first six years as an NCAA Division I program, Utah Valley University Athletics has had tremendous success in seeing its athletes move on to play or compete at the highest levels in the world. Former Wolverines Ronnie Price (men’s basketball), Kam Mickolio (baseball) and Noelle Pikus-Pace (track & field) are three of those former Utah Valley student athletes that competed at the D-I level that have found athletics success at a professional and international level. In August of 2008, Mickolio made his Major League debut for the Baltimore Orioles, becoming the first Utah Valley baseball player to play Major League Baseball.

Community Involvement On March 29th, 2008, Utah Valley Athletics teamed up with the Utah Valley University Student Association for the 1st Annual Green Fever 5k Fun Run and Walk on the campus of UVU. The event, held to raise money for local charities, was a huge success and this past spring, the second annual Green Fever 5k held with $6,000 going to the Orem Rotary charities. Over 400 participants either ran or walk the course while over 200 volunteers, headed by the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), help make the event a success.

Mitch Jones

Ronnie Price

Pikus-Pace became the first American woman to win a gold medal at the world championship level when she placed first at the 2007 FIBT World Championships in St. Moritz, Switzerland. NBA point guard Ronnie Price is entering his fifth year playing in professional basketball’s highest league. After spending his first two season with the Sacramento Kings, Price came to his adopted home to play for the Utah Jazz. After the past two seasons in Utah, Price entered the summer as a free agent before opting to re-sign with the Jazz for 2009. On June 17, former Wolverine Mitch Jones made his debut after nine years in the minors. Jones played at Utah Valley from 1997-98 prior to the school’s transition from junior college to NCAA D-I. Jones was an NJCAA All-American during his time in Orem and then moved on to Arizona State, where he was also an All-American and where he broke the Sun Devils’ single-season run record of 27, a record that still stands.