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PRONUNCIATION GUIDEHana Cutura ................................................................................HAW-nah CHOO-teh-rahShannon Hawari ........................................................................................... hah-WAH-reeKristen Kathan .......................................................................................................KAY-thinTarah Murrey ......................................................................................................... TAIR-uhKristin Obermeyer........................................................................................OH-ber-MY-errKat Reilly ...............................................................................................................RYE-leeMeagan Schmitt....................................................................................................MAY-genAm’ra Solomon ........................................................................................................AM-rahMindi Wiley ........................................................................................................... WHY-leeChris Bigelow.................................................................................................... BIG-ah-lowDavid Dantes ........................................................................................................ DON-tez

COACHING STAFFHead Coach:..................................................Rich Feller, 10th year (San Diego State ’73)Assistant Coach:.................................Chris Bigelow, 10th year (Eastern Washington ’74)Assistant Coach:.................................... Matt McShane, 4th year (UC Santa Barbara ’77)Volunteer Assistant Coach:...................... David Dantes, 2nd year (Boston University ’07)

STAFFDirector of Operations: ................................................................Chelsea White (Iona ’06)Team Manager:..........................................................................................Paulina InzerilloTeam Trainer:..............................................................................Linda Smith (Nevada ’75)Strength and Conditioning: .................................................. Hank Behrens (California ’06)Equipment Manager: .............................................................. Laura Wong (California ’85)Sports Information Director:............................................................. Jeremy Wu (USC ’02)

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2008 CALIFORNIA VOLLEYBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Prev. School) 1 Carli Lloyd S 5-11 So. 1V Bonsall, Calif. (Fallbrook Union HS) 2 Kristen Kathan DS/L 5-6 Jr. 2V Moraga, Calif. (Campolindo HS) 3 Morgan Beck OH/MH 6-3 Sr. 3V Coto De Caza, Calif. (San Clemente HS) 4 Tarah Murrey OH 6-3 Fr. HS El Cerrito, Calif. (St. Mary’s HS) 7 Ashley Roe S/DS 5-10 Fr. HS Campbell, Calif. (Presentation HS) 8 Am’ra Solomon OH 6-0 Sr. 3V Los Angeles, Calif. (St. Bernard HS) 9 Kristin Obermeyer S 5-9 Fr. HS Campbell, Calif. (Westmont HS) 10 Kat Reilly MH 6-2 Sr. 2V Plano, Texas (Plano East HS) 14 Shannon Hawari MH 6-2 Fr. HS Plano, Texas (Plano West HS) 17 Katherine Gorman DS/L 5-7 Fr. HS Los Altos, Calif. (Menlo HS) 21 Mindi Wiley MH 6-3 Jr. 2V Sonoma, Calif. (Sonoma Valley HS) 26 Hana Cutura OH 6-4 Jr. 2V Zagreb, Croatia (Sportska Gimnazija) 44 Meagan Schmitt DS/L 5-9 So. 1V Kentfi eld, Calif. (Redwood HS)

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CREDITSThe 2008 California Volleyball

Media Guide was written and edited by Assistant Media Relations Director Jeremy Wu. Additional editorial assis-tance provided by Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz, Scott Ball and Anton Malko. Composition, design, artwork, and layout by Publications Director, John Dunbar, and Publications Coordinator, Evan Kerr. Cover photos by John Todd and Kelley Cox of GoldenBearSports.com. Interior photography by Robert Beck, Anastasia Bertolet, Kelley Cox, John Dunbar, Evan Kerr, Michael Pimentel, John Todd, Ste-phen Woo and Chris McGuire, among others. Printing by U.C. Printing Services of Berkeley, Calif.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS2008 Class Roll Call .... Inside Front CoverRoster, Bear Facts, Credits ............... 12008 Season Outlook .................... 2-3Head Coach Rich Feller ................. 4-5Assistant Coaches and Support Staff ...............................6-7Support Staff and Administration ...... 8Returning Player Profi les ........... 10-25Newcomer Player Profi les ......... 26-28All-Time Cal Volleyball Roster ........ 292008 NCAA Tournament ..............30-31The University of California ........ 32-33Berkeley and the Bay Area ........ 34-35Winning is a Cal Tradition .......... 36-37Academic Achievement .................. 38Notable Cal Alumni ......................... 39Haas Pavilion .................................. 40Strength and Conditioning, Sports Medicine ......................... 402007 Statistics, Results and Accomplishments ................ 412007 Pac-10 Standings and All-Conference Teams ............... 422007 Final AVCA Rankings ............. 42All-Time Coaches Records ............. 43All-Time Year-by-year Results ........ 43All-Time Series Records ................. 43All-Time Annual Results ............. 44-49Golden Bear Volleyball Records 50-51Honors and Awards ................... 52-532008 Opponents ........................ 54-57The Pacifi c-10 Conference ............. 58Composite Pac-10 Schedule .......... 59Media and Travel Information ......... 592008 Broadcast Roster ................... 60University of California .......... Inside Back Cover2008 Team/Schedule ....... Back Cover

MEDIA RELATIONSVolleyball SID ..........................Jeremy WuOffi ce Phone ................... (510) 643-2938Offi ce Fax ....................... (510) 643-7778Mobile Phone .................. (510) 334-6409Press Row Phone ........... (510) 642-3098E-Mail ................ [email protected] Address .......... 345 Haas Pavilion Berkeley, CA 94720Athletic Ticket Offi ce ... (800) GO-BEARSWebsite ...................... www.calbears.com

VOLLEYBALL HISTORYFirst Season of Volleyball ................ 1975First Head Coach ............... Chris StanleyAll-Time Record ............... 507-512 (.498)All-Time Conference Record ......................... 216-287 (.429)NCAA Appearances ............................. 12AIAW Appearances ............................... 1All-Americans ........................................ 5

2007 SEASON REVIEW2007 Record ....... 26-8 (12-6 Pac-10, 4th)Home Record ................................... 12-3Away Record ...................................... 7-4Neutral Site Record ............................ 7-1Final AVCA Ranking ....................... No. 4Postseason Finish NCAA National Semifi nal MatchLast Opponent .........................Penn State (L 3-0, NCAA Semi)

2008 TEAM INFORMATIONLetterwinners Returning / Lost .......... 8 / 5Starters Returning / Lost ... 5 (+ libero) / 2Newcomers ............................................ 5Class Breakdown (Sr./Jr./So./Fr.) .......................... 3/3/2/5Position Breakdown (OH/MH/S/DS-L) ....................... 4/3/2/4

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation .............................Berkeley, Calif.Founded ............................................1868Enrollment ......................................34,953Nickname.............................Golden BearsColors .................................Blue and GoldFight Song ................... Fight for CaliforniaMascot ................................................OskiNational Affi liation ............ NCAA Division IConference ................................Pacifi c-10Chancellor .................Robert J. BirgeneauDirector of Athletics............Sandy BarbourDeputy Director of Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator ..........Teresa Kuehn-GouldHome Court .........................Haas PavilionCapacity..........................................11,877

VOLLEYBALL STAFFHead Coach..............................Rich Feller (10th year, 24th overall)Alma Mater ................San Diego State ’73Feller’s Record at Cal ....... 165-108 (.604), 9 yearsFeller’s Career Record ..... 464-275 (.628), 23 yearsFeller’s Pac-10 Record ......... 77-85 (.475), 9 yearsFeller’s Career Conf. Record ...178-160 (.527), 23 yearsAssistant Coach...................Chris Bigelow (10th year)Assistant Coach..................Matt McShane (4th year)Volunteer Assistant Coach... David Dantes (2nd year)Director of Operations ....... Chelsea WhiteVolleyball Offi ce Phone..... (510) 642-9208Volleyball Offi ce Fax ......... (510) 643-5344Team Trainer...........................Linda SmithTraining Room Phone ....... (510) 642-3868

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2008 SEASON OUTLOOKNEW STANDARDS THE

TARGET FOR 2008 GOLDEN BEARS

The 2008 California volleyball team looks to set new standards for a program that is one of the fastest

rising programs in the nation. For some, a trip to the NCAA championship semifi nal match is an accomplishment both in and of itself. But for the Golden Bears, such a trip is but a stepping stone to an even bigger and brighter future. However, one thing Cal will not do is take its prior achievements for granted.

“Our team now knows what it takes to achieve a high level of success,” said head coach Rich Feller. “After getting a taste of it last season, we are going to hit the court with a newly heightened sense of focus and determina-tion. The great thing about our team is that the veterans also know not to take success for granted and that will be a key factor as the identity of this squad comes together.”

When the 2007 Bears defeated Iowa State in the NCAA regional semifi nal, it advanced further in the post-season than any Cal team in program his-tory. Not satisfi ed with their successes, the Bears did themselves one better by knocking off defending NCAA Champion Nebraska, in the Wisconsin Re-gional to earn a trip to the NCAA championship semifi nal match against eventual NCAA Champion Penn State, in Sacramento, Calif.

Feller believes the 2008 Bears are a unique blend of experience and youth; and of calculated precision and raw athletic talent. This year, Cal opponents will bear fi rst-hand witness to the manifestation of a returning roster that boasts a junior outside hitter who received AVCA All-America honors, a senior class poised in leadership, a sophomore set-ter who came within six assists of breaking a single-season school record and a fresh-man class that brings with it two Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 Selections.

Leading the charge on the court for the Bears will be junior outside hitter Hana Cutura (Zagreb, Croatia). As a sophomore, Cutura put up impressive numbers, lead-ing the team with 485 kills (4.22 kpg) and 566.5 points (4.92 ppg). She also poured in a team-high 37 service aces while add-ing 214 digs to her fi nal stat line. Cutura’s postseason performance earned her recog-nition as the NCAA Tournament Wisconsin Regional MVP.

Joining Cutura on the outside is senior outside hitter/middle hitter Morgan Beck(Coto De Caza, Calif.) who brings an abun-dance of experience to the court, having

appeared in 94 matches over her three years with the Bears. As a junior, Beck posted 265 kills and 114 total blocks. Beck has earned honorable mention status on the All-Pac-10 team the last two years and enters her fi nal season as Cal’s ninth all-time leader in career blocks.

Although Beck’s senior leadership will be invaluable to a young squad of Bears, she is not alone at the top. Senior middle hitter Kat Reilly (Plano, Texas) returns after post-ing strong numbers as a part-time starter in 2007. Reilly’s 116 total blocks (1.36 bpg) and .325 hitting percentage (147k, 44e, 317att) each ranked second only to since-departed Ellen Orchard. Rounding out the senior class is outside hitter Am’ra Solomon (Los Angeles, Calif.). Although Solomon is limited in court experience, she is loaded with lead-ership ability and will have much to offer to her teammates after a successful stint this summer with the USA A2 Team.

Feller believes the leadership from his senior class will be critical to the success of the 2008 Bears. “Our seniors are three very different individuals,” said Feller. “Hope-fully, that allows for the underclassmen to have a variety of personalities and styles to draw from as this team builds its identity. I believe the diversity of this senior class is

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Setting the pace on the court for these Bears will be sophomore setter Carli Lloyd(Bonsall, Calif.). Thrust into the starting role early in her freshman campaign, Lloyd proved her mettle by completing her fi rst season with 1,550 assists, six away from breaking the Cal single-season record held by Samantha Carter. In addition to setting her teammates up, Lloyd also notched 93 kills, 234 digs and 111 total blocks. Lloyd was named to the NCAA Wisconsin Regional All-Tournament team and also received honors as the Outstanding Setter in two preseason tournaments. Lloyd’s phenom-enal freshman season earned her a spot on the Pac-10 All-Freshmen team, and she is ready to take on an even larger role as the on-court leader.

“Even though she is just a sophomore, Carli has already taken on such a big lead-ership role as the setter” said Feller. “She is out there in the trenches and she commands the attention of her teammates. She is truly one of the best communica-tors you will fi nd on the col-legiate volleyball court.”

On the defensive side of the ball, Cal will look to junior libe-ro Kristen Kathan (Moraga, Calif.) for guidance and con-sistency. Kathan’s quickness helped her post Cal’s ninth-best single-season mark for digs with 414 in 2007. Away from the court, Kathan’s aca-demic prowess was rewarded with an honorable mention to the Pac-10 All-Academic Team. Sophomore defensive specialist/libero Meagan Schmitt (Kentfield, Calif.) will also compete for play-ing time. Last but not least amongst returning players is junior middle hitter Mindi Wiley (Sonoma, Calif.). Wiley came on strong towards the end of the season, sharing time with fellow middle hitter, Reilly. Wiley’s .307 hitting percentage (85k, 30e, 179att) ranked third on the team as she set new career high’s in nearly every statistical category.

This season, the Bears welcome fi ve newcomers to the team. Topping the list of fresh faces is phenom outside hitter Tarah Murrey (El Cerrito, Calif.). Murrey comes to Cal as one of 2007’s most highly sought-after high school recruits in the country. Her impressive resume includes selection to the Volleyball Magazine Fab 50 and recognition as the 2008 Gatorade California

Player of the Year. Also a Fab 50 selection, freshman middle hitter Shannon Hawari(Plano, Texas) looks to step in and battle for immediate playing time.

to compete for playing time right from the outset of camp. Roe, Obermeyer and Gor-man are three extremely hard-working and athletic players and we couldn’t be happier that they each chose to come to Cal. They are each going to bring something special to our team.”

This season, Feller looks to guide the Bears to a school-record seventh straight postseason appearance. In just his 10th year at Cal, Feller has solidifi ed his name in the record books as the most successful coach in Cal volleyball history and hopes to improve on a phenomenal year in which his team produced two All-Americans and fi nished with a 26-8 record (12-6 Pac-10, fourth place). The squad’s success garnered him recognition as the ASICS/Volleyball Magazine National Coach of the Year. He knows maintaining a high level of production won’t be easy however.

“It’s more diffi cult to repeat success than it is to achieve it the fi rst time” said Feller,

“We want to make sure that our team stays focused and remembers how hard they had to work in order to achieve their successes. The Pac-10 will be a great test for our team. The conference schedule truly prepares our team for all the NCAA Tourna-ment can throw at us.”

Cal will open the season by hosting two tournaments at Haas Pavilion. The Bears welcome St. John’s to Haas Pavilion on Aug. 29 to kick off the Cal Molten Classic before they entertain DeP-aul, James Madison and UC Riverside in the Golden Bear Invitational on Sept. 5-6.

Taking to the road for the fi rst time in 2008, the Bears will face Notre Dame, Cal Poly and host Minnesota at the Diet Coke Classic Invita-tional in Minneapolis, Minn. Next, the Bears will make the drive down Interstate-5 for the Crowne Plaza Volleyball Classic (Sept. 19-20).

Cal opens the Pac-10 slate by hosting Oregon and Oregon State on Sept. 26 and

27. The Bears will face all three California schools on consecutive weekends, fi rst traveling to Stanford for the Big Spike on Oct. 19 before going to Los Angeles to take on UCLA and USC on Oct. 24 and 25. The Big Spike comes to Haas Pavilion on Nov. 14 before Cal completes the season with a Thanksgiving sandwich in Oregon for a Nov. 26 date with the Beavers and a Nov. 28 meeting with the Ducks.

Joining Murrey and Hawari in the fresh-man class are setter/defensive specialist Ashley Roe (Campbell, Calif.), setter Kristin Obermeyer (Campbell, Calif.) and defensive specialist/libero Katherine Gor-man (Los Altos, Calif.).

“I think we have one of the best recruiting classes in the country” said Feller. “Murrey and Hawari have resumes that speak for themselves and we are looking for them

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Rich Feller, in his 10th season with the Golden Bears, is undoubtedly the most successful women’s vol-leyball coach in California history. Since he fi rst stepped on campus in 1999, Feller has been able to craft the Golden Bears into a Pac-10 contender and a national powerhouse. The facts speak for them-selves – a school-record six consecutive postseason appearances, four 20-win seasons in the past six years, three NCAA round of 16 appearances, six All-America selections and most recently, an appearance in the NCAA semifi nals. Under Feller’s leadership, the Bears have not only made the NCAA tour-nament six straight times, they have won six consecutive NCAA fi rst-round matches.

Feller’s achievements on the court have not gone unnoticed as he was honored as Volleyball Magazine’s 2007 National Coach of the Year. Since leading Cal to its fi rst NCAA appearance in 13 years in 2002, Feller has fi rmly established the Bears as a top-tier team in the toughest volleyball conference in the nation – the Pac-10. Last season, he led Cal to its fi rst-ever appearance in the NCAA semifi nals after the Bears defeated Iowa State and then-defending NCAA champion Nebraska to claim the Wisconsin Regional. As one of the fi nal four teams standing, Feller coached Cal in a heated battle against even-tual champion Penn State, falling 3-0 to the Nittany Lions at Arco Arena in Sacramento,

Calif. The Bears fi nished the season with a 26-8 overall record, 12-6 in the Pac-10 for fourth place and a school-record No. 4 ranking in the fi nal AVCA poll of collegiate women’s volleyball teams.

Feller’s guidance brought his players some well-deserved attention as well, as se-nior outside hitter Angie Pressey earned her second selection to the AVCA All-America team and sophomore outside hitter Hana Cutura garnered her fi rst selection as a member of the second team. Cutura also received MVP recognition in the NCAA Wis-consin Regional. Feller’s direction helped

the Bears set new school records for total blocks in a single season (454)

and hitting percentage in a single match (.702 vs. UNC-Wilmington on Sept. 1).

In 2006, he led Cal to its second-ever NCAA regional after the

Bears defeated LSU and host Cal Poly, respec-tively, in the NCAA fi rst and second rounds in San Luis Obispo, Ca-lif. Feller then brought his squad to the NCAA Regional in Austin, Texas, where Cal lost three close games to No. 2-ranked

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taking the Bears to the postseason, he has generated excitement in the local volleyball community by enabling Cal to host the NCAA fi rst and second rounds at Haas Pavilion during the 2003 and 2004 campaigns. His players are closely connected to the com-munity through their commitment to camps and clinics offered throughout the year. This summer, Feller coordinated the hosting of the USA Women’s Indoor Volleyball team and a scrimmage for the public in its fi nal week before departing for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China.

Cal’s 2003 campaign was especially sweet for the veteran coach as Feller guided the Bears to a 25-7 record and the school’s fi rst-ever NCAA round of 16 berth with victo-ries over Saint Mary’s and Michigan. Cal had the best single-season winning percentage (.781) in school history, captured a since-tied school-record 12 Pac-10 victories and posted back-to-back 20-win seasons for the fi rst time since 1981-83. The Bears also won 16 consecutive matches to start the year, defeated Stanford for the fi rst time since 1982 and earned their then-highest national ranking ever (No. 5 on Oct. 13, 2003).

The accomplishments of the Bears’ coach and his staff did not go unnoticed as Feller was named both the 2003 AVCA Pacifi c Region Co-Coach of the Year and Pac-10 Coach of the Year. He was the fi rst Cal volleyball coach to garner regional coach of the year honors, and was the fi rst Bear mentor selected for league coaching honors since Chris Stanley was NorPac Conference Coach of the Year in 1982.

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FELLER’S COACHING RECORDYear Team Overall Conference Postseason1983 Colorado State 26-12 6-4 / 2nd HCAC NCAA (0-1)1984 Colorado State 27-9 12-0 / 1st HCAC NCAA (1-1)1985 Colorado State 26-9 11-1 / 1st HCAC NCAA (1-1)1986 Colorado State 27-12 7-5 / 2nd tie HCAC NCAA (0-1)1987 Colorado State 27-6 9-3 / 2nd HCAC NCAA (1-1)1988 Colorado State 22-12 9-3 / 2nd tie HCAC NCAA (1-1)1989 Colorado State 16-14 6-6 / 4th HCAC 1990 Colorado State 15-18 3-7 / 5th WAC 1991 Colorado State 19-12 4-8 / 5th WAC 1992 Colorado State 19-11 6-8 / 6th WAC 1993 Colorado State 19-11 7-7 / 4th tie WAC 1994 Colorado State 12-19 3-11 / 7th WAC 1995 Colorado State 21-11 8-6 / 3rd WAC NCAA (0-1)1996 Colorado State 23-11 10-6 / 3rd WAC NCAA (1-1)1999 California 13-15 7-11 / 6th tie Pac-102000 California 13-15 6-12 / 7th tie Pac-102001 California 10-18 3-15 / 9th Pac-102002 California 20-12 7-11 / 8th Pac-10 NCAA (1-1)2003 California 25-7 12-6 / 3rd tie Pac-10 NCAA (2-1)2004 California 17-12 11-7 / 4th tie Pac-10 NCAA (1-1)2005 California 19-11 10-8 / 5th tie Pac-10 NCAA (1-1)2006 California 22-10 9-9 / 5th Pac-10 NCAA (2-1)2007 California 26-8 12-6 / 4th Pac-10 NCAA (4-1) Colorado State Totals 299-167 (.642) 101-75 (.574) 5-8, 8 NCAA berths California Totals 165-108 (.604) 77-85 (.475) 11-6, 6 NCAA berths

Career Totals 464-275 (.628) 178-160 (.527) 16-14, 14 NCAA berths

Feller with his wife, Stacey, at the 2003 NCAA Regional in Honolulu, Hawaii.

an assistant coach for the United States Women’s National Volleyball Team from 1997-98. Prior to his stint as a USA national team assistant, he was a highly successful head coach at Colorado State. In his 14 years directing the Rams, Feller compiled a 299-167 (.642) record with eight NCAA Tournament appearances, two conference titles, 12 top-25 rankings and several All-America, all-conference and all-academic athletes. In Feller’s fi rst season at Colorado State in 1983, he led his team to a 26-12 record, a top-20 ranking and a NCAA Tourna-ment appearance for the fi rst time in school history. In 1987, Feller was named AVCA Regional Coach of the Year.

From 1980-83, Feller was the top as-

sistant to Taras Liskevych (USA Olympic coach from 1985-96 and current Oregon State coach) at the University of the Pacifi c in Stockton, helping the Tigers to second, fourth and fi fth-place national fi nishes in his three years with the program.

Growing up in Palo Alto, Feller already had ties to the Bay Area before arriving at Cal in 1999. His father, David, earned his Ph.D. at Cal and his mother, Bernice, was a Cal undergraduate.

“The opportunity to coach at Cal and to have the challenge of competing in the Pac-10 Conference was a dream come true,”

said Feller. “Any coach who is involved in college volleyball would relish the chance to coach in the Pac-10 and to come to Cal. One of my goals was to coach in the Pac-10. Working at Cal is one of the best jobs in the nation.”

Feller, 57, who earned his bachelor’s de-gree in recreation administration from San Diego State in 1973, lives in the Montclair District of the Oakland Hills with his wife, Stacey. He has three children – Evan (24), Ashleigh (22) and Ryan (20); and a stepson, Brad Bertolet (22).

FELLER FACTS… • Winningest head coach in Cal volleyball history, 165-108 record (.604), 464-275 career (.628)• Led Golden Bears to school-record six straight NCAA appearances, 2002-07• 2007 ASICS/Volleyball Magazine National Coach of the Year• 2003 AVCA Pacifi c Region Co-Coach of the Year• 2003 Pac-10 Conference Coach of the Year• Six AVCA All-America selections• Eight All-Pac-10 selections• School-record three NCAA regional semifi nal appearances (2003, 06, 07)• School-record NCAA national semifi nal appearance in 2007• His squads hold school-records for single match and season totals in assists, total blocks and hitting percentage• Led Cal to back-to-back 20-win seasons twice (2002-03, 06-07)• Guided Bears to program best winning percentage of .781 (25-7 overall) in 2003• 2002 team opened the season 9-0, winning a school-record 27 consecutive games and capturing three tournament titles• In his fi rst year at Cal (1999), Cal was the most improved team in the Pac-10• Served as top assistant coach for the USA Women’s National Volleyball team from 1997-98



ASSISTANT COACHESlence in our program.”

Before joining the Utah staff, McShane was an associate head coach at the Uni-versity of New Mexico from 1987-00. In 11 years in Albuquerque, he helped guide the Lobos to a 189-127 record, two conference championships and six trips to the NCAA tournament.

In the summer of 2007, McShane was an assistant coach for USA Volleyball’s National A2 team, coaching former Cal standout Angie Pressey. During the summer of 2002, he also served as the head coach for the USA National A2 Team. In the summer of 2001, he was the head coach for the Inter-mountain Volleyball Association (IVA) High Performance Team that toured Europe.

In 1996, McShane was named an assis-tant coach of the USA Women’s National team at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. While with the U.S. National team, McShane designed and ran practice sessions, did video analysis of Team USA and other major teams in the world, and prepared scouting reports on U.S. opponents.

McShane’s coaching background also includes assisting current USA Women’s National Indoor Volleyball team coach “Jenny” Lang Ping with the Yaohan Inter-national Volleyball Team in 1996. The team was comprised of the best American and Russian players who competed against the Chinese and Cuban National teams in cities throughout China.

Additionally, McShane served as an as-sistant coach at Brigham Young University from 1980-82. He is a member of the USAV Coaches Accreditation Program Cadre (CAP Level III), and each year, he runs numerous clinics throughout the U.S., teaching other college, high school and junior coaches the fundamentals of volleyball.

As an undergraduate at UC Santa Bar-bara, McShane played on the only intercol-legiate team to win the USAV Open National Championship. The UCSB teams fi nished second in the NCAA Championships in 1974 and ‘75, and fi nished third in the NCAA Re-gional Championships in 1976. He was an All-American for the Gauchos in 1974.

McShane earned his bachelor’s degree from UC Santa Barbara in 1977 and his master’s degree from BYU in 1982. While at BYU, he played on the men’s club team that fi nished third at the USAV Open National Championship in 1981.

quarterfi nal appearances and one Big Ten Co-Championship from 1995-98.

Bigelow was a three-sport athlete at Eastern Washington and a member of the USA Volleyball training squad from 1973-74. She graduated from Eastern Washington in 1974 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education. Bigelow received her master’s degree from Montana State in physical education in 1980.

CHRIS BIGELOWAssistant Coach10th Year at Cal

A key component and the veteran of the Cal volleyball coaching staff is 10th-year assistant and chief recruiting coordina-tor Chris Bigelow, a former assistant at Wisconsin and Texas. Bigelow was hired by Rich Feller as a Cal assistant coach in January of 1999. She has since been instrumental in securing recruiting classes ranked among the top 10 in the nation for the Golden Bears, including a No. 5 ranking in 2005 and a school-best No. 3 ranking by PrepVolleyball.com in 2006.

“To recruits around the country, Chris Bigelow is the voice of Cal volleyball, and to club and college coaches, she is one of the top recruiters in the nation,” said Feller. “No one works harder than Chris. Besides being a great recruiter, she is also an outstanding training coach with a special interest in video tape analysis.”

Bigelow built an impressive array of coach-ing credentials before arriving at Cal. She was an assistant coach for Bill Neville at Montana State from 1978-81, before taking over as head coach of the Bobcats from 1981-83. Bigelow then became an assistant to current USC volleyball coach Mick Haley at Texas from 1984-91, helping lead the Longhorns to seven conference champion-ships, three fi nal four appearances and one national championship in 1988.

From 1991-93, Bigelow worked as a volleyball TV color commentator for the Southwest Conference and University of Texas radio.

In 1993-94, Bigelow coached St. Stephens Episcopal High School in Austin, Texas, to a 30-3 season. She then accepted an offer to become John Cook’s assistant coach at Wisconsin, helping the Badgers to three NCAA tournament appearances, one NCAA round of 16 fi nish, two NCAA

MATT McSHANEAssistant Coach

Fourth Year at Cal

Matt McShane joined the Cal volleyball staff on Feb. 2, 2005, and made an immedi-ate impact as he helped the Golden Bears achieve a school-record fourth consecutive NCAA postseason appearance. McShane and his fellow Bear coaches then took it a step further in 2006 as Cal advanced to an NCAA regional for only the second time in school history. Last season, his offensive and defensive schemes combined to give Cal the edge over such national powers as Iowa State and defending NCAA champion Nebraska to put the Bears into the NCAA championship semifi nal match for the fi rst time in program history.

The veteran coach arrived in Berkeley after spending four years as an assistant coach at the University of Utah. In 2004, the Utes went 24-7 overall and 13-1 in league action and captured a share of their fi rst-ever Mountain West Conference title.

“I am very pleased to have Matt McShane as part of our staff,” said Rich Feller. “Matt is known around the country as one of the top training coaches in college volleyball. He has years of experience in high-level volleyball, collegiate and international. Matt and I have known each other for years and spent 15 months together working as as-sistant coaches for USA National team in 1997 and 1998. He is the perfect fi t for this position as we continue striving for excel-

CHRIS BIGELOW

MATT M SHANE



DAVID DANTESVolunteer Assistant Coach

Second Year at Cal

David Dantes enters his second season as the volunteer assistant coach for the Cal women’s volleyball program.

CHELSEA WHITEDirector of Operations

Second Year at Cal

In her role with the Golden Bears, White is in charge of all aspects of the volleyball program’s administrative duties, as well as coordinating team travel and assisting with special events. White came to Berkeley after spending a year as an assistant to Dean Judy Olian at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Prior to working at UCLA, White was a Client Service Associate at Smith Barney in Sacramento, Calif.

White graduated from Iona College in New Rochelle, N.Y., in 2006 with a degree in political science, and was a member of the Delta Epsilon Sigma National Scholastic Honor Society with a 3.92 GPA. She was also the starting libero on the Iona volleyball team, fi nishing her senior season ranked No. 1 in the Metro Atlantic Conference and sixth in the NCAA in digs per game (6.12), and was selected the league’s 2005 Defensive Player of the Year. White also competed at American River College in Sacramento, where she was named the school’s 2004 Fe-male Athlete of the Year and was a member of the California All-State and All-Northern California Volleyball teams.

DAVID DANTES

PAULINA INZERILLOTeam Manager

First Year at Cal

Dantes, 23, arrived in Berkeley after spending the 2006 season as the head women’s club volleyball coach at Boston University. While at Boston, he led the Ter-riers to the school’s fi rst regional champion-ship and a national ranking as high as 11th. His club captured four of nine tournaments during the year, competing in the Northeast Women’s Volleyball Club League and the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association.

Before heading BU’s women’s club vol-leyball program, Dantes was an investment analyst for Gravitas Prime Inc. in Makati, Philippines, as well as a communications intern for the Overseas Development Insti-tute in London, England.

Dantes earned his bachelor of arts degree in political science, with a minor in religion, from Boston University in May 2007. He competed for BU’s men’s club volleyball team from 2003-05 and was a two-year starter as an outside hitter.

2008 California Volleyball Coaching Staff (l to r): assistant coach Matt McShane, team manager Paulina Inzerillo, assistant coach Chris Bigelow, head coach Rich Feller, director of operations Chelsea White and volunteer assistant David Dantes.



2008 SUPPORT STAFF/ADMINISTRATION

Sandy BarbourDirector of Athletics

Fifth year

Hank BehrensStrength Coach

Fourth year

Sam Bishop-GreenMarketing and Promotions

Third year

Greg DesharnaisEvent Management

Fourth year

Chris LaneAcademic Advisor

Sixth year

Andrea CamposBear Backers

Fifth year

Jesse ChoperFaculty Athletics Representative

Fifth year

Steve HoltonDeputy Director of Athletics

Fourth year

Teresa Kuehn-GouldDeputy Dir. of Athletics/

Sr. Woman AdministratorEighth year

Mohamed MuqtarAsst. Director of Student Services

17th year

Linda SmithAthletic Trainer

32nd year

Laura WongEquipment Manager

22nd year

Jeremy WuMedia Relations Director

Second year

2009 RICH FELLER VOLLEYBALL

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2007 NCAA Volleyball Semifi nalist Head Coach2003 AVCA Pacifi c Region Coach of the Year

2003 Pac-10 Coach of the Year

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eight straight matches from Oct. 12-Nov. 10, including 15 kills against Oregon Oct. 19 and at Arizona Oct. 27… had a career-high three service aces versus Oregon State Oct. 20... put down a season-high 16 kills with a .467 hitting percentage at UCLA Oct. 12… hit .409 (11k, 2e, 22att) with six total blocks versus Arizona Sept. 30… had a career-high 14 digs, three block solos and eight total blocks versus UC Davis Aug. 26… recorded a then career-high seven block assists ver-sus Xavier Sept. 1 and Pepperdine Sept. 9… named to the Golden Bear Invitational all-tournament team.

2005As a FRESHMAN, Beck was selected to

the Pac-10 All-Freshman team… fi nished

second on the team in kills (342), kills per game (3.26 kpg) and points (380.0, 3.62 ppg)… recorded 17 kills at Stanford Nov. 18… had a team-leading 14 kills against Arizona and 16 kills versus Arizona State Nov. 10-11… notched 14 kills at Washington Nov. 4 and 15 kills versus Oregon State Oct. 27… set a career-high 19 kills versus NCAA champion Washington Oct. 7… had 14 kills at Oregon Sept. 29… recorded 15 kills over Albany Sept. 4 and 15 again over Akron Sept. 17… was a member of the USA Junior National team that competed at the Under-20 World Championships July 23-31, 2005, in Ankara, Istanbul, Turkey.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBBeck was a 2005 Mizuno High School

All-American at San Clemente High School in San Clemente, Calif.… established four school records as a senior in 2004 – 544 kills in a season, .497 hitting percentage, 39 kills in a match and 11 service aces in a match… named South Coast League MVP, All-CIF Southern Section and All-Orange County fi rst team… tabbed as a PrepVolleyball.com All-American and Fab 50 selection as well (nation’s No. 26 top recruit)... selected to the youth national training team in 2003… received fi rst-team All-Pacifi c Coast League and All-CIF Southern Section honors as a sophomore in 2002... helped her club win the Volleyball Festival Championship as a member of the Saddleback Valley Volleyball Club in 2003 and 2004.

PERSONALMorgan Elizabeth Beck was born March

30, 1987, in Newport Beach, Calif.… parents are Ed and Cindy Beck... has a sister, Erin (35), and a brother, Garrett (19), a member of the Cal crew team… cousin, Brandon Beck, was a member of Cal’s men’s golf team from 2003-08... majoring in sociology.

CAREER HIGHSKills: .................................................................................. 19 vs. Washington, 10/7/05Attacks: ............................................................................. 59 vs. Washington, 10/7/05Assists: ........................................................................................ 4 vs. UCLA, 9/27/07Service Aces: ................. 3 vs. Oregon State, 10/20/06; at Washington State, 11/8/07Digs: ................................................. 14 vs. UC Davis, 8/26/06; vs. Stanford, 9/21/07Block Solos: ........................................................................... 3 vs. UC Davis, 8/26/06Block Assists: ................................................................................ 8 at USC, 10/26/07Total Blocks: ......... 8 vs. UC Davis, 8/26/06; vs. Oregon, 10/19/06; at USC, 10/26/07

BECK’S CAREER STATISTICSYear M G K E TA PCT AST SA DIG BS BA TB2005 29 105 342 202 961 .146 5 6 88 9 46 552006 32 110 306 120 684 .272 49 13 205 16 111 1272007 34 111 265 115 638 .235 38 20 184 12 102 114TOTAL 95 326 913 437 2283 .208 92 39 477 37 259 296

2008 ATHLETE PROFILES

##33MORGAN BECK

6-3 • Senior • 3VOutside Hitter/Middle Hitter

Coto De Caza, Calif.(San Clemente High School)

2008Beck enters her SENIOR season as an

outside hitter/middle hitter for the Golden Bears… trained with the U.S. Women’s Na-tional Indoor Volleyball team in the spring.

2007As a JUNIOR, Beck received All-Pac-10

honorable mention for the second season in a row… fi nished third on the team in total blocks with 114 (1.03 bpg)… notched a career-high eight total blocks at USC on Oct. 26… contributed 265 kills on the season (2.39 kpg), which was fourth most on the team… selected to the Golden Bear Invitational all-tournament team, tallying 25 kills with a .439 hitting percentage over the course of three matches… posted a season-high 18 kills (4e, 33att, .424) against UCLA on Oct. 27 in Cal’s historic win at Pauley Pavilion… invited to participate in the USA Volleyball National team open tryouts in Colorado Spring, Colo.

2006As a SOPHOMORE, Beck received All-

Pac-10 honorable mention… was second on the team in total blocks with 127, eighth in the Pac-10 and sixth on the Cal all-time single-season list… her 306 kills (2.78 kpg) were third among Bears… hit .429 with nine kills against Stanford in the NCAA regional in Austin, Texas… had 15 kills with a .444 hitting percentage (3e, 27att) and fi ve total blocks in the NCAA second round at Cal Poly Dec. 2… posted 11 kills with a .412 hitting percentage (4e, 17att) and fi ve total blocks versus LSU in the NCAA fi rst round Dec. 1… recorded double fi gures in kills in



MORGAN BECK’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ............................................................................. pinkHer favorite food is ........................................................................... sushiHer favorite athlete is ............................................................. Matt ProperHer favorite singers are ........................ Kevin Misajon and Jack JohnsonHer favorite movie is ......................................................................... JunoHer parents taught her .......................................................... to be honestShe would like to visit ........................................................................... FijiShe will never ....................................................................... sing karaokeWhen it rains, she likes to ................................................... watch moviesIf she won the lotto, she would ......................................... travel the world



##2626HANA CUTURA

6-4 • Junior • 2VOutside Hitter

Zagreb, Croatia (Sportska Gimnazija)

2008All-American outside hitter, Cutura enters

her JUNIOR season as a starting outside hitter for the Golden Bears.

2007As a SOPHOMORE in 2007, Cutura

received AVCA All-America second team and ASICS/Volleyball Magazine All-America second team honors after posting career highs in all statistical categories… an All-Pac-10 selection… named MVP of the NCAA Wisconsin Regional all-tournament team, the fi rst-ever such honor for a Golden Bear… led Cal in kills in four wins at the NCAA Tournament…named to the Santa Clara In-vitational all-tournament team… led team in total kills with 485 (4.22 kpg) and established the sixth-best all-time single-season mark at Cal… her 1,159 total attacks were good for 10th most in a single season at Cal… led the team with 37 service aces (0.32 sapg)… scored a team-high 566.5 points for the Bears, reaching double-fi gures in 28 matches (30 or more on two occasions)… had fi ve double-double matches including a near triple-double against UCLA Sept. 27 when she registered 24 kills, 14 digs and 9 total blocks (career-high)… set a career-high 29 kills against Stanford Nov. 23, hitting .339 (10e, 56att)… served a career-high four service aces against Utah State Sept. 7… competed for the Croatian Junior National team over the summer.

2006As a FRESHMAN, named to the Pac-10

All-Freshman team… selected as Co-MVP of the Cal Molten Classic, MVP of the Florida International Invitational and named to the Golden Bear Invitational All-Tournament Team… second on the team in kills with 392,

(3.84 kpg), ninth in the Pac-10… also ranked second on the team (9th in the Pac-10) in points with 455.5 (4.47 ppg), and fourth in service aces with 21 (0.21 sapg)… logged a team-high 18 kills in the NCAA second round at Cal Poly Dec. 2, and a team-high 15 kills versus LSU in the NCAA fi rst round Dec. 1… recorded a then-career-high 28 kills and six total blocks, with a .386 hitting percentage (6e, 57att), at Oregon Nov. 17… had 17 kills versus UCLA Nov. 10… notched 16 kills versus Stanford Nov. 3… had 17 kills at Arizona Oct. 27… had 12 kills and three service aces versus Oregon State Oct. 20 and 15 kills with fi ve block assists vs. Oregon Oct. 19… recorded 15 kills and fi ve blocks at USC Oct. 13… had 20 kills at Pacifi c Sept. 14… recorded three service aces versus Montana Aug. 25 and Colorado State Sept. 8… had a then-career-high 10 digs against Oral Roberts Sept. 2.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBCutura was a member of the Croatian

Youth and Junior National teams before arriv-ing at Cal as one of the top young players in both the United States and Europe… led the

Croatian National team to the 2003 European Youth Championship as a middle blocker… played in the European Championships in April 2005 in Tallinn, Estonia, leading Croatia to a fourth-place fi nish… competed in the 2005 World Youth Championships in Macau, China… helped her team at Sportska Gim-nazija to a second-place fi nish at the 2006 Croatian national high school championship, and a third-place fi nish at the Zagreb high school beach volleyball tournament… was a recipient of an award for special contributions to high school sports… received the Best Spiker Award at the 2001 and 2002 Croatian National Youth Championships.

PERSONALHana Cutura was born March 10, 1988,

in Zagreb, Croatia… parents are Zoran and Gordana Cutura… father, Zoran, is a former Olympic basketball star for Yugoslavia, and her mother, Gordana, a former member of the Croatian National Volleyball team… has a brother, Tomislav, also born March 10, but in 1983 who attended Lycoming College in Williamsport, Penn… majoring in fi lm studies.

CAREER HIGHSKills: ....................................................................................... 29 at Stanford, 11/23/07Attacks: ....................................................... 58 at UCLA, 10/27/07; vs. Duke, 12/1/07Service Aces: ......................................................................... 4 vs. Utah State, 9/7/07Digs: ............................................................................... 16 vs. Washington, 10/11/07Block Solos: ......................................................................... 3 at Santa Clara, 9/14/07Block Assists: ............................................................................... 7 vs. UCLA, 9/27/07Total Blocks: ................................................................................ 9 vs. UCLA, 9/27/07

CUTURA’S CAREER STATISTICSYear M G K E TA PCT AST SA DIG BS BA TB2006 30 102 392 191 952 .211 5 21 124 10 65 752007 34 115 485 208 1159 .239 11 37 214 12 65 77TOTAL 64 217 877 399 2111 .226 16 58 338 22 130 152



HANA CUTURA’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is .......................................................................... greenHer favorite food is .................................................................... chocolateHer friends say she reminds them of ......................... The Incredible HulkHer favorite band is ............................................... Red Hot Chili PeppersHer favorite outfi t is ................................................. jeans and a nice shirtHer parents taught her ........................... to be modest and to help peopleShe would like to visit ...................................................................... EgyptShe will never .................................................................. harm an animalWhen it rains, she likes to ................................ listen to the rain and thinkShe likes to celebrate by .................................... dancing with her friends



##22KRISTEN KATHAN

5-6 • Sophomore • 2VDefensive Specialist/Libero

Moraga, Calif. (Campolindo High School)

2008Kathan enters her JUNIOR season with

the Golden Bears as the incumbent start-ing defensive specialist/libero after posting impressive numbers as a sophomore.

2007As a SOPHOMORE, Kathan led the team

in total digs with 414, good for the ninth-best single-season total in Cal history… also led the team with 3.72 digs per game… posted a career-high 29 digs at USC on Oct. 26… reached double-digit digs in 21 of 33 matches played, including a streak of 17-straight from Oct. 5 through Dec. 7… registered a team-high 25 digs at UCLA Oct. 27 in Cal’s historic win at Pauley Pavilion… notched a career-high fi ve service aces against UNC-Wilmington on Sept. 1… fi nished the season with 29 service aces, third overall on the team… received Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention.

2006As a FRESHMAN, Kathan established

herself as one of the Bears’ top defensive specialists, competing in 29 matches, earn-ing 118 digs and 17 service aces… recorded four digs and a service ace against Stanford in the NCAA regional in Austin, Texas… had six digs in the NCAA second round at Cal Poly Dec. 2, and seven digs and a service ace vs. LSU in the NCAA fi rst round Dec. 1… set a then-career-high 15 digs versus UCLA Nov. 10 and versus Washington Nov. 25… recorded at least two service aces in four different matches during the season – Sept. 1 versus Xavier, Sept. 14 at Pacifi c, Nov. 10 versus UCLA and Nov. 17 at Oregon.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBNamed Contra Costa Times Player of the

Year, Cal-Hi Sports Player of the Year, Sports Focus Player of the Year, Diablo Foothill Athletic League MVP and a PrepVolleyball.com High School All-American as a senior at Campolindo High School… received DFAL MVP and the Cal-Hi Sports Player of the Year honors as a junior in 2004… member of the Golden Bear 18-Forefront club team that placed fi fth in the nation in 2005 and helped her club team to a bronze medal at the 2003 Junior Olympics.

PERSONALKristen Josephine Kathan was born Oct.

17, 1988, in Manchester, N.H.… parents are Tom and Josephine Kathan… majoring in international fi eld studies with an emphasis in European trade relations.

CAREER HIGHSKills: ........................................................................................... 1 vs. UCLA, 11/10/06Attacks: .......................................................................................... 2 vs. USC, 9/28/07Service Aces: ................................................................ 5 vs. UNC-Wilmington, 9/1/07Assists: ........................................................ 3 three times, last vs. Nebraska, 12/8/07Digs: ........................................................................................... 29 at USC, 10/26/07

KATHAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear M G K E TA PCT AST SA DIG BS BA TB2006 29 75 2 0 4 .500 11 17 118 0 0 02007 33 112 0 0 7 .000 31 29 414 0 0 0TOTAL 62 187 2 0 11 .182 42 46 532 0 0 0



KRISTEN KATHAN’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ......................................... a bright electric lime greenHer favorite food is .................................. her mother’s homemade pastaHer friends say she reminds them of .................................. Danny DeVitoHer favorite outfi t is ................................... a Chiquita banana fl oral dressHer favorite athlete is ........................ Ricky Bobby from Talladega NIghtsHer favorite TV show is .................................................... “American Idol”If she wasn’t playing volleyball .................... she’d march in the Cal bandShe would like to visit .................................................................... CroatiaWhen it rains, she likes to ........................................ stare out the windowShe likes to celebrate by .................................................... doing a fun jig

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##11CARLI LLOYD

5-11 • Sophomore • 1VSetter

Bonsall, Calif. (Fallbrook Union High School)

2008Lloyd enters her SOPHOMORE season

with the Golden Bears as the projected starting setter… helped the USA A2 Red Team to an Adult Open title in Atlanta, Ga., over the summer.

2007As a FRESHMAN, Lloyd earned Pac-10

All-Freshman team honors as she led the Bears in total assists with 1,550 (second-best Cal all-time single-season total) and a 12.81 assist per game average… named to the NCAA Wisconsin Regional all-tournament team (the fi rst Cal freshman to receive the honor)… appeared in 34 matches and all but two of Cal’s 121 games as a true freshman… fi nished the season fourth on the team in total blocks with 111 (7bs, 104ba)… logged seven double-double matches this season… registered a career-high 18 digs against UCLA Sept. 27 to go with 54 assists… set a career-high mark by putting up 69 assists at USC Oct. 26… helped Cal to a historic victory at UCLA Oct. 27 with 63 assists and 13 digs… had 65 assists and 17 digs versus Duke Dec. 1 in the NCAA second round… named Outstanding Setter of the Cal Molten Classic and the Golden Bear Invitational Outstanding Setter.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBLloyd was a PrepVolleyball.com Fab 50

Selection for four straight years… named 2005 CIF Player of the Year, 2006 CIF Player of the Year, 2006 San Diego Divi-sion I CIF Player of the Year and the 2007 San Diego Division I CIF Player of the Year as the starting setter at Fallbrook High School in Fallbrook, Calif.… selected 2006 Avocado League MVP and 2007 Avocado League MVP… named Fallbrook High

School Female Athlete of the Year for 2006-07… 2006 San Diego Hall of Champions Inductee… 2007 Andi Collins Outstanding Setter Award… led her club team, Epic 18-I to a third-place fi nish at the 2006 Junior Olympics… named 2006-07 Junior Olympic all-tournament selection… also a standout track athlete, earning 2005 Avocado League Track Athlete of the Year honors and was a two-time All-Avocado League selection… CIF and state qualifi er in the 110-meter hurdles and the long jump, and was the 1998 Long Jump National Champion… four-year Principal’s Honor Roll student.

PERSONALCarli Ellen Lloyd was born Aug. 6, 1989, in

Fallbrook, Calif.… mother, Cindy Lloyd, is an assistant volleyball coach at Fallbrook High School… uncle, Galen Tomlinson, has been her mentor and coach in both volleyball and track and fi eld the past 10 years… Tomlinson is better known as Turbo from the 1980’s television series, American Gladiator… grandfather, Doug Tomlinson, is a former MLB player with the Cleveland Indians… sister, Coral, 22, and brother, Doug, 21… has not declared a major.

CAREER HIGHSKills: ............................................................................................. 6 vs. UCLA, 9/27/07Attacks: .................................................................................. 16 vs. Stanford, 9/21/07Assists: ....................................................................................... 69 at USC, 10/26/07Service Aces: ......................................... 3 four times, last vs. Arizona State, 11/17/07Digs: .......................................................................................... 18 vs. UCLA, 9/27/07Block Solos: ...................................................................... 2 vs. Northeastern, 8/25/07Block Assists: .......................................................... 8 vs. Washington State, 10/11/07Total Blocks: ........................................................... 8 vs. Washington State, 10/11/07

LLOYD’S CAREER STATISTICSYear M G K E TA PCT AST SA DIG BS BA TB2007 34 121 93 38 261 .211 1550 29 234 7 104 111TOTAL 34 121 93 38 261 .211 1550 29 234 7 104 111



CARLI LLOYD’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is .......................................................................... greenHer favorite food is ............................................ anything her mom cooksHer friends say she reminds them of ......................................... RapunzelHer favorite movie is ................................................... Dumb and DumberHer favorite TV show is .............................................................. “Friends”If she were on TV, she would be ................................................. a dancerShe would like to visit ................................................................. AustraliaIf she wasn’t a volleyball player, she would be ............................ a nannyWhen it’s raining, she likes to ......................................................... cuddleShe will never ........................................................................ dye her hairShe will never ............................................................ ......

2008 CALIFO



##1010KAT REILLY

6-2 • Senior • 2VMiddle HitterPlano, Texas

(Plano East High School)

2008Reilly enters her SENIOR year with the

Golden Bears and will compete for playing time as a middle hitter… serves as the presi-dent of the Cal Student-Athlete Academic Advisory Council.

2007Reilly set career highs in all statistical

categories as a JUNIOR and earned a 2007 Pac-10 All-Academic team honorable mention… posted the second-highest hit-ting percentage on the team at .325 (147k, 44e, 317att) and the second-best total for blocks with 116 (9bs, 107ba) and a 1.36 bpg average… had 10 kills without an error on 11 attacks at Santa Clara Sept. 14 to hit .909, tied for seventh-best all-time in the Pac-10… had at least one block in all but two matches… logged 14 kills (4e, 22att, .455) versus Notre Dame Sept. 15… posted 10 kills (1e, 18att, .500) against Stanford Sept. 21… notched a career-high eight total blocks (all assists) against Minnesota Sept. 8… selected to the Colorado Invitational all-tournament team and the Santa Clara Invitational all-tournament team.

2006Reilly sat out the season due to an injury

sustained to her left knee during a preseason practice.

2005As a FRESHMAN, hit a team-best .449

(25k, 3e, 49att)… had a then-career-high seven kills in nine attempts (.778) versus Morgan State Sept. 3… set then-career-highs with four total blocks versus UC Davis Aug. 27, and versus Akron Sept. 17.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBReilly was the 2004 District 8-5A Most

Valuable Player as a senior at Plano East Senior High School… rated as the nation’s 13th best high school recruit by PrepVol-leyball.com… 2004 PrepVolleyball.com All-American, recording a school-record 501 kills with a .426 hitting percentage and 4.36 kills per game as a senior… set a school record with 33 kills in a match, and led her team with 172 blocks (1.5 bpg) and 307 digs (2.67 dpg)… all-state in lacrosse in

2002 and a two-time all-district basketball player during the 2002-03 and 2003-04 seasons… member of the Plano East High School Hall of Fame.

PERSONALKathleen Sheridan Reilly was born Sept.

15, 1987, in Baltimore, Md.… parents are John and Carrine Reilly… has one brother, Myles, 22… majoring in international fi eld studies with an emphasis in globalization and consumer behavior.

CAREER HIGHSKills: ................................................................................. 14 vs. Notre Dame, 9/15/07Attacks: ....................................................................................... 23 at USC, 10/26/07Assists: ......................................................................................... 3 at USC, 10/26/07Digs: ............................................................................................ 4 vs. UCLA, 9/27/07Block Solos: .......................................... 1 vs. nine teams, last vs. Iowa State, 12/7/07Block Assists: .......................................................................... 8 vs. Minnesota, 9/8/07Total Blocks: ........................................................................... 8 vs. Minnesota, 9/8/07

REILLY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear M G K E TA PCT AST SA DIG BS BA TB2005 12 16 25 3 49 .449 0 0 1 0 17 172006 Redshirt2007 34 85 147 44 317 .325 17 0 18 9 107 116TOTAL 46 101 172 47 366 .342 17 0 19 9 124 133



KAT REILLY’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ......................................................................... purpleHer favorite movie is ................................................... The Little MermaidHer favorite book is ........................ Something Borrowed by Emily Griffi nHer favorite TV show is ................................................. “Project Runway”If she were on TV, she would be ............. on MTV’s “Made” as a rock starShe would like to visit ...................................................................... DubaiHer favorite singer is .............................................................. John MayerHer favorite outfi t is ................................................. a jazzy cocktail dressHer parents taught her ..................... that they will always be there for herIf she won the lotto, she would .............................. buy a pink convertible

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2008 CA



##4444MEAGAN SCHMITT

5-9 • Sophomore • 1VDefensive Specialist/Libero

Kentfi eld, Calif. (Redwood High School)

2008Schmitt enters her SOPHOMORE year

with the Golden Bears and will compete for time as a defensive specialist/libero.

2007As a FRESHMAN, Schmitt participated in

seven matches, notching two assists, two service aces and fi ve digs on the year… had a career-high four digs at Oregon State Oct. 5.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBSchmitt was the 2006 Marin County Ath-

letic League MVP as a senior at Redwood High School in Larkspur, Calif… selected 2007 Marin County Athletic all-league… helped her team to four-consecutive MCAL titles and the 2007 North Coast Section crown… her Golden Bear club team placed ninth in the 2006 Junior Olympics National Division, and qualifi ed for the Open Divi-sion at the 2007 Junior Olympics… also ran distance in track, notching a time of 11:45 in the two mile and helping her team to four-straight titles.

PERSONALMeagan Laura Schmitt was born Oct.

18, 1989, in Kentfi eld, Calif.… parents Tom and Laura Schmitt both attended Cal and ran cross country and track for the Bears… has a brother, Jake, 21, and a sister, Caitlin, 15… uncle John Starrett rowed for Cal… has not declared a major, but is interested in being a teacher and coach.

CAREER HIGHSService Aces: .................................................... 1 twice, last at Oregon State, 10/5/07Digs: .................................................................................. 4 at Oregon State, 10/5/07

SCHMITT’S CAREER STATISTICSYear M G K E TA PCT AST SA DIG BS BA TB2007 7 7 0 0 0 .000 2 2 5 0 0 0TOTAL 7 7 0 0 0 .000 2 2 5 0 0 0



2008 NEWCOMER PROFILESMEAGAN SCHMITT’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is .......................................................................... greenHer favorite movie is ................................................................ Mean GirlsHer favorite TV show is ..................................... “Desperate Housewives”Her favorite athlete is .................................................. Misty May-TreanorIf she were on TV, she would be ..................................... on a game showShe would like to visit ......................................................................... ItalyHer favorite singer is ....................................................... Michael JacksonHer parents taught her .......................................................... to work hardIf she won the lotto, she would .............................................. go shoppingWhen it’s raining, she likes to ......................................... play Guitar Hero



##88AM’RA SOLOMON

6-1 • Senior • 3VOutside Hitter

Los Angeles, Calif. (St. Bernard High School)

2008Solomon enters her SENIOR season with

the Golden Bears and will compete for play-ing time as an outside hitter… she helped the USA A2 Red Team to an Adult Open title in Atlanta, Ga., over the summer.

2007As a JUNIOR, Solomon logged a career-

high 80 kills and 196 attacks (32e) hitting for .245… set a season high of 11 kills at Oregon State Oct. 5… hit for .400 or better in seven of the 18 matches in which she appeared.

2006Solomon earned Pac-10 All-Academic

honorable mention as a SOPHOMORE… participated in eight matches and 11 games, recording 15 kills with a .250 hitting percentage (15k, 5e, 40att )… registered a season-high six kills with a .750 hitting percentage (6k, 0e, 8att) versus Oregon State Oct. 20.

2005As a REDSHIRT FRESHMAN, Solomon

was outstanding in only her second colle-giate start Oct. 13 at Arizona State, hitting a team-best .550 with a career-high 13 kills and only two errors in 20 attacks… recorded four total blocks, including two solo blocks… notched a kill at Wisconsin in the NCAA second round.

2004Solomon sat out the season with an injury,

taking a medical redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBSolomon was selected the 2004 Student-

Athlete of the Year at St. Bernard High School… a two-time team MVP in volley-ball… also starred on the basketball team for three years… played for the Los Angeles Top Gun volleyball club team.

PERSONALAm’ra LeeAnne Solomon was born Aug.

13, 1986, in Los Angeles… parents are Rich-ard and Sheryl Solomon… siblings include Kenya, 37, Ericka, 23, and Richard III, 15… majoring in social welfare and sociology.

CAREER HIGHSKills: ............................................................................... 13 at Arizona State, 10/13/05Attacks: ................................................................... 29 vs. Washington State, 10/8/05Digs: .................................................................................. 3 at Oregon State, 10/5/07Block Solos: ................................................................... 2 twice, last vs. UCF, 8/31/07Block Assists: ..................................................................... 3 at Oregon State, 10/5/07Total Blocks: .................................................................... 4 at Arizona State, 10/13/05

SOLOMON’S CAREER STATISTICSYear M G K E TA PCT AST SA DIG BS BA TB2004 Redshirt2005 17 25 40 23 121 .140 0 0 11 4 7 112006 8 11 15 5 40 .250 1 0 4 0 3 32007 18 31 80 32 196 .245 0 0 14 6 14 20TOTAL 43 67 135 60 357 .210 1 0 29 10 24 34



AM’RA SOLOMON’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ........................................................................... silverHer favorite TV show is .............................................. “My Wife and Kids”If she were on TV, she would be ............................... a model or a dancerHer favorite book is ................ The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah She would like to visit ....................................................................... ParisHer favorite band is .......................................................... Destiny’s ChildHer parents taught her .................... to always trust in God and be patientIf she won the lotto, she would .................... give the money to her familyWhen it’s raining, she likes to ..................................... drink hot chocolateShe likes to celebrate by ............................................ going out to eat

gShe likes to celebrate byy ............................................ going out to...................

2008 CA



##2121MINDI WILEY

6-3 • Sophomore • 2VMiddle Hitter

Sonoma, Calif. (Sonoma Valley High School)

2008Wiley enters her JUNIOR season as a

middle hitter for the Golden Bears.

2007As a SOPHOMORE, Wiley put up 85 kills

on 179 attacks (30e), hitting for a career-best .307… she also notched 74 total blocks (6bs, 68ba) for seventh on the team… had a season-high eight kills (2e, 15att) and hit for .400 at UCLA Oct. 27 in Cal’s historic win at Pauley Pavilion… registered 11 kills on 21 attacks with only one error in the fi rst and second rounds of the NCAA Tourna-ment and added 11 total blocks over the two-match span.

2006Wiley competed in nine matches and 14

games as a FRESHMAN, recording 19 kills with a .289 hitting percentage (8e, 38att)… added nine block assists… had an impres-sive nine kills with no errors in 13 attempts (.692 hitting percentage) at Oregon State Nov. 16… missed the fi rst 19 matches of the season with a broken right thumb.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBA four-time Sonoma County All-League

selection in volleyball at Sonoma Valley High School… named 2004 Redwood Empire Athlete of the Year, and Cal-Hi Junior Athlete of the Year, excelling as both a volleyball player and a high jumper in track and fi eld… two-year member of USA Volleyball’s Na-tional Youth Team, and a 2004 AAU Junior National Volleyball All-American… featured on the cover of the November 2005 issue of School Sports magazine, and was selected as the nation’s No. 18 top high school recruit by PrepVolleyball.com.

PERSONALMindi Linn Wiley was born Sept. 24, 1988,

in Santa Rosa, Calif.… parents are Keith and Nancy Wiley… father, Keith, played football

CAREER HIGHSKills: ................................................................................. 9 at Oregon State, 11/16/06Attacks: ..................................................................................... 15 at UCLA, 10/27/07Digs: ................................................................... 2 four times, last at UCLA, 10/27/07 Block Solos: ................................................................. 2 twice, last vs. Duke, 12/1/07Block Assists: ................................................................. 6 vs. Arizona State, 11/17/07Total Blocks: .................................................................. 6 vs. Arizona State, 11/17/07

WILEY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear M G K E TA PCT AST SA DIG BS BA TB2006 9 14 19 8 38 .289 3 0 3 0 9 92007 26 56 85 30 179 .307 11 0 9 6 68 74TOTAL 34 70 104 38 217 .304 14 0 12 6 77 83

at Stephen F. Austin, and mother, Nancy, played basketball at Northeastern… has a sister Brooke, 22… majoring in American studies with an emphasis in pop culture.



MINDI WILEY’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ......................................................................... purpleHer favorite food is ........................................... any type of Mexican foodHer favorite TV show is ........................................................ “Family Guy”If she were on TV, she would be ..................................................... a chefHer favorite athlete is ......................................................... Dwyane WadeShe would like to visit ........................................................................... FijiHer friends say she looks like ............................................... Leona LewisHer favorite singer is ................................................................ Alicia KeysWhen it’s raining, she likes to .......................................... jump in puddlesShe likes to celebrate by ...................... singing with teammate Kat Reilly



##1414SHANNON HAWARI

6-2 • Freshman • HSMiddle HitterPlano, Texas

(Plano West High School)

##1717KATHERINE GORMAN

5-7 • Freshman • HSDefensive Specialist/Libero

Los Altos, Calif.(Menlo High School)

KATHERINE GORMAN’S BEAR BITESHer favorite food is ............................................. Chipotle burritosHer favorite TV show is .................................................. “Weeds”Her favorite band is .................................. Red Hot Chili PeppersWhen it’s raining, she likes to ........................ wear her rain bootsHer favorite movie is ..................................................... Fight ClubIf she wasn’t a volleyball player, she would be ................. a golferShe is disgusted by ................................................. rubber bandsShe will never ................................................ be able to ‘shimmy’Her favorite books are .............................. the Harry Potter seriesHer favorite holiday is ................................................... Christmas

SHANNON HAWARI’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ................................................................ pinkHer favorite food is ............................................................... sushiHer favorite TV show is ............................................. “The Offi ce”If she were on TV, she would be ...................... on “American Idol”Her favorite athlete is .................................................. Tony RomoHer favorite book is ........... The Secret Life of Bees by Sue MonkIf she wasn’t a volleyball player, she would be .............. an astronautShe would like to visit ........................................................... ParisHer favorite band is ............................................. Band of HorsesWhen it’s raining, she likes to ................................... sleep all day

2008Gorman enters her FRESHMAN season

with the Golden Bears as a defensive spe-cialist and libero.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBAs a four-year starter at Menlo High

School in Atherton, Calif., Gorman earned fi rst-team All-Peninsula Athletic League honors in 2005, 2006 and 2007… selected as the team captain as a senior… 2006 Archibishop Mitty all-tournament team… 2005 San Jose Mercury News All-Central Coast Section honorable mention… 2007 San Mateo County Times All-County fi rst team… member of City Beach Volleyball Club, helping her team to Central Coast Section Division IV Championships in 2006 and 2007… earned a bronze medal at the 2003 Junior Olympics with teammates Kristin Obermeyer and Ashley Roe… four-year honor roll student.

PERSONALKatherine Elizabeth Gorman was born Dec. 27, 1989, in Mountain

View, Calif.… parents are Richard and Andrea Gorman… brother, Richard, 21, is a designated hitter for the Cal baseball team… intends to major in business.

2008Hawari enters her FRESHMAN season

with the Golden Bears as a middle hitter.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBOne of Volleyball Magazine’s Fab 50 high

school players for 2007, Hawari also earned PrepVolleyball.com All-America honors for 2007-08 as a senior at Plano West High School in Plano, Texas… member of the Texas all-state all-star team… 2007 High School Sports Magazine All-County MVP, 2007 Dallas Morn-ing News All-Area Player of the Year, District 9-5A MVP… helped her team to its fi rst-ever appearance Texas state tournament as a senior captain… led her squad to tournament championships in the 2006-08 at the Duncanville Tournament of Champions, earning all-tournament honors… 2006 District 9-5A Blocker of the Year, fi rst-team All-District… 2005 District 8-5A Newcomer of the Year, fi rst-team All-District… earned National Junior Olympics All-American honors at the 18’s Open with her club, Texas Advantage… 2007 PrepVol-leyball Classic Outstanding Hitter… PrepVolleyball’s No. 23-rated recruit in 2007… a member of the National Honors Society.

PERSONALShannon Grace Hawari was born Oct. 30, 1989, in Dallas … parents

are Kenneth and Beverly Hawari… brother Kyle, 22, is a defensive lineman on the Yale football team… has not declared a major.



TARAH MURREY’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ........................................................ turquoiseHer favorite food is ............................................. chicken pad thaiHer favorite TV show is .............. “Secret Life of an American Teenager”If she were on TV, she would be ......................... a talk-show hostHer favorite athlete is .......................................... Candace ParkerShe would like to visit ............................................ the CaribbeanHer favorite book is .............. The Last Lecture by Randy PauschHer friends say she looks like ................ Princess Jasmine from AladdinShe likes to celebrate by .............................. having a huge partyIf not a volleyball player, she would be ............... a synchronized swimmer

KRISTIN OBERMEYER’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ............................................................... blueHer favorite TV show is ........................................... “Gossip Girl”If she were on TV, she would be ....................... on “Family Feud”Her favorite athlete is .......................................... Michael JordanShe would like to visit .................................................... AustraliaWhen it’s raining, she likes to .......................... listen to ColdplayShe likes to celebrate by ............................. singing and dancingHer favorite book is .............. A Bend In the Road by Nicholas SparksHer parents taught her ...................................... to have patienceHer favorite movie is .............................................. Dirty Dancing

2008Murrey enters her FRESHMAN season with

the Golden Bears as an outside hitter.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBOne of Volleyball Magazine’s Fab 50 high

school players, as a senior at St. Mary’s College High School in Berkeley, Calif., Murrey earned 2007 Bay Shore Athletic League MVP honors for the third consecutive season… 2007 California Gatorade Volleyball Player of the Year, fi rst-team All-Bay Shore League… played in the 2007 World Championships for the USA girl’s youth national team… as a junior in 2006, selected Bay Shore Athletic League MVP, Contra Costa Times Player of the Year, fi rst-team All-Bay Shore League, PrepVolleyball Dream Team, Norceca World Championship MVP, Norceca World Champion-ship Best Spiker Award, Norceca World Championship Top Scorer Award… as a sophomore in 2005, selected Bay Shore Athletic League MVP and Prep Volleyball’s Sophomore Top 79 List… a four-year member of the Golden Bear Volleyball Club.

PERSONALTarah Lynnette Murrey was born March 28, 1990, in Santa Clara,

Calif.… parents are Douglas and Barbara Murrey… father played basketball for San Jose State and was selected in the ninth-round of the 1981 NBA Draft by the Golden State Warriors… mother played volleyball for San Jose State in 1978-79… has two broth-ers, Jerryck (23), Russell (22), and a sister, Brittney (21)… Brittney is the starting setter for UC Riverside’s volleyball team… has not declared a major.

##44TARAH MURREY

6-3 • Freshman • HSOutside Hitter

El Cerrito, Calif.(St. Mary’s High School)

2008Obermeyer enters her FRESHMAN sea-

son with the Golden Bears as a setter.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBIn 2007, Obermeyer received Blossom Val-

ley Athletic League Senior of the Year honors, as a member of the all-league team after leading Westmont High School in Campbell, Calif. to the BVAL league championship… in 2006, she was selected BVAL Junior of the Year and led her team to a second-place fi nish… in 2005, earned All-BVAL second team honors… in 2004, earned All-BVAL second-team honors and se-lected the BVAL Freshman of the Year… earned the bronze medal at the 2003 Junior Olympics with teammates Katherine Gorman and Ashley Roe… graduated as a lifetime 100 percent member of the California Scholastic Federation and as Campbell High School’s valedictorian.

PERSONALKristin Denise Obermeyer was born April 2, 1990, in Campbell,

Calif.… parents are John and Denise Obermeyer… has one sister, Kathryn, 21, who attends Westmont College in Santa Barbara, Calif.… has not declared a major.

##99KRISTIN OBERMEYER

5-9 • Freshman • HSSetter

Campbell, Calif.(Westmont High School)



ASHLEY ROE’S BEAR BITESHer favorite color is ....................................................... aqua blueHer favorite food is .................................. any type of Greek foodIf she were on TV, she would be .................... a sports announcerHer favorite athlete is ................................................ Kobe BryantShe would like to visit .......................................................... AfricaHer favorite singer is ................................................. Chris BrownHer favorite book is ................................ The Pact by Jodi PicoultHer favorite movie is .................................... Love and BasketballShe is disgusted by .......................................... the smell of trashHer favorite TV shows are ................. “Baldwin Hills” and “Gossip Girl”

2008Roe enters her FRESHMAN

season with the Golden Bears as a setter and defensive specialist.

##77ASHLEY ROE

5-10 • Freshman • HSSetter/Defensive Specialist

Campbell, Calif.(Presentation High School)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUBAs a three-year letterwinner at Presentation High School in San

Jose, Calif., Roe earned West Catholic Athletic League second-team honors as a senior in 2007… received the Coaches Award at her high school and was named to the Archbishop Mitty all-tournament team as well as the Division II Central Coast Section second-team… earned the bronze medal at the 2003 Junior Olympics with team-mates Katherine Gorman and Kristin Obermeyer… also took bronze in 2007 with her club… participated in the 2006 USA youth national team training camp… served as the swim team manager… also ran track and fi eld and has been an active gymnast for 11 years.

PERSONALAshley Ann Roe was born June 25, 1990, in San Jose, Calif.…

parents are Truman and Laurie Roe… father played basketball for the CBA’s Montana Golden Nuggets… has two sisters, Jenna (19) and Haley (13)… uncle, Brad Larson, and aunt, Lisa Larson, each graduated from Cal… has not declared a major.



ALL-TIME ROSTERA A AAbernathy, Gabrielle .... 2000-01, 03-04Adachi, Themy-Jo ........................ 1975Adachi, Wendy ............................ 1974Allen, Dana ............................. 1983-84Allen, Denise .......................... 1980-83Allison, Sara ........................... 1987-90Alva, Kellie .............................. 1996-99Anderson, Debbie ................... 1978-81Ara, Allison ................................... 2002Arce, Lisa ................................ 1987-90Archer, Krissy .............................. 1992Astone, Toni ................................. 1977Averbach, Cindi ........................... 1974

B B BBaggott, Teresa ...................... 1975-76Banatao, Tala .......................... 1998-00Bates, Kelly .................................. 1985Beck, Morgan ............... 2005-presentBelina, Sue ............................. 1981-84Berardo, Annette ..................... 1983-85Berman, Elena ........................ 1995-97Bernstein, Laura .......................... 1976Black, Teresa ............................... 1976Boehmer, Kathrin .................... 1987-88Bouza, Carly ................................ 2006Brewster, Janet ............................ 1983Brown, Jenna .......................... 2002-05Brunswick, Jill .............................. 2006

L L LLeffall, Camille ........................ 2001-04Leiman, Sara ............................... 1974Liniger, Alicia ................................ 1993Lippincott, Vicki ............................ 1977Lloyd, Carli ................... 2007-presentLopez, Cindy ................................ 1980Lovely, Louella ............................. 1995Loyd, Kelly .............................. 1995-97Lucich, Sue ............................. 1974-76Lutke, Cathy ................................ 1975

M M MMaher, Toody .................... 1978-80, 82Malcolm, Janine ...................... 1993-94Marjoua, Youssra ......................... 2000Marston, Leigh ........................ 1992-93Martinson, Marty ..................... 1980-83Mashy, Danielle ...................... 1992-95McCray, Annie ............................. 1985McGarrey, Kelly ...................... 1980-83McDonald, Lisa ...................... 1976, 78McNamee, Candace ............... 1998-01McPeak, Holly ......................... 1987-89Meller, Sheila ............................... 1977Meng, Wei .............................. 1985-86Mennealy, Heather ................. 1986-87Meyer, Kelly ............................ 1997-99Miller, Tiffany ........................... 1988-89Moll, Michelle .......................... 1991-93Momono, Joanne .................... 1974-75Monnet, Sylvie ........................ 1980-83Moomaw, Kelly ....................... 1984-87Morehouse, Joan ......................... 1974Mortensen, Janet .................... 1983-84Murphy, Caitlyn ............................ 2007Musolff, Carrie ............................. 1997Mussak, Molly .............................. 1980

N N NNelson, Sarah .............................. 1994Newman, Lisa ......................... 1979-82Nguyen, Natasha .................... 2003-04Nielson, Bryte ......................... 2005-06Noonan, Caity ......................... 1999-02

O O OOrchard, Ellen ......................... 2004-07Ortega, Simone ........................... 2000

P P PPardiwala, Reena ............. 1998, 00-01Parducci, Annie ............................ 1977Parrish, Danette ...................... 1976-78Parrish, Michaela .................... 1978-79Parsons, Jodi ............................... 1981Patrick, Lynn ........................... 1990-92Peevey, Debbie ........................... 1974Pelz, Melissa ............................... 1993

Gabrielle Abernathy (2000-01, 03-04)

Danielle Mashy (1992-95)

Lynn Patrick (1990-92)

C C CCarpenter, Kim ........................ 1977-80Carter, Samantha ................... 2003-06Castaneda, Patty ......................... 1989Cecil, Morgan ......................... 1989-91Cheung, Vivian ....................... 2004-06Chow, Judy ............................. 1984-86Clowes, Emily .............................. 1999Comendant, Tosha ................. 1990-93Collette, Lisa ........................... 2000-03Colmery, Julie .............................. 2001Conley, Regina ....................... 1977-78Connelly, Erin .............................. 1977Connolly, Becky ................ 1981-83, 85Cook, Jackie ........................... 1989-90Coulter, Brook ......................... 1996-99Curci, Sienna ..................... 1989, 91-93Currier, Alyssa ........................ 1999-00Cutura, Hana ................ 2006-present

D D DDailey, Cat .............................. 2006-07Daine, Drew ............................ 1978-80Dane, Cara ............................. 1990-93Davidson, Kerry ........................... 1981Davis, Jillian ............................ 2003-06Diers, Heather ........................ 2000-03Dimino, Debbie ....................... 1983-85Dinaberg, Jessica ................... 1994-97Donohue, Teri ......................... 1983-85Dresel, Anne ................................ 1983Duffi eld, Mardi ........................ 1975-76Dunne, Barbara ...................... 1978-80Duthie, Shannon ..................... 1976-77

Penhaligon, Karen ....................... 1978Penido, Eliana ........................ 1991-92Perry, Alicia ............................. 1997-00Pokorny, Lisa .......................... 1977-78Powers, Alicia ......................... 2002-05Powers, Lindsey .......................... 1994Pressey, Angie ........................ 2004-07Purvis, Lori ................................... 1979

Q Q QQuackenbush, Katie .................... 1981Quinney, Michelle ........................ 1977

R R RReading, Kim ............................... 1974Reilly, Kat ..................... 2005-presentRistani, Nina ........................... 1985-86Rivera, Leslie ............................... 1980Robertson, Jill .............................. 1979Rochelle, Tiffany ..................... 1986-89Rodrigues, Susan ........................ 1974Roitz, Karen ............................ 1982-85Rumsey, Lisa ............................... 1990

S S SSchmitt, Meagan .......... 2007-presentSchmutz, Gayle ...................... 1978-79Schneider, Jill ......................... 1990-93Selby, Amanda ............................. 1997Shaw, Genia ................................ 1996Sherwood, Becky ......................... 1988Slater, Denise .............................. 1979Smart, Natalie ......................... 2003-06Smith, Becky ................................ 1975Smith, Cheryl ............................... 1979Smith, Heather ............................. 1987Smith, Karen ................................ 1988Solomon, Am’ra ........... 2005-presentSomers, Sheila ............................ 1982Stafford, Linda ............................. 1977Stevens, Jameka .................... 1998-99Sumi, Shohara ............................. 1979Susson, Andrea ...................... 1994-95Sutherland, Shelly ....................... 1982Swart, Jenny ........................... 1992-95Sweet, Shelley ........................ 1977-78

T T TTajiri, Jeanne ............................... 1979Thorpe, Tricia ............................... 1977Triest, Carol ................................. 1974Turner, Ashleigh ...................... 2000-03

V V VVan Wingerden, Esther .......... 1984, 86Van Wingerden, Teri .................... 1975

W W WWagner, Ashley ............................ 2003Walery, Debbie ....................... 1994-97Waltman, Sara ........................ 1996-98Weaver, Brooke ...................... 1994-97Whiting, Wendy ...................... 1986-87Wickman, Michelle .................. 1994-97Wilbur, Dione ............................... 1990Wiley, Mindi .................. 2006-presentWilkinson, Teri ........................ 1975-76Wooding, Connie ......................... 1978Woolson, Ruth ............................. 1975Wooten, Laurie ....................... 1988-89

Y Y YYoshioka, Susan ..................... 1974-75Yovino-Young, Diana .............. 1984-87Young, Leah ........................... 1999-02Yribarren, Amy ........................ 1994-95

Z Z ZZatica, Jessica ........................ 2000-03Zizka, Maria ................................. 2007

Bold denotes current players

E E EErlund, Maxine ........................ 1980-81Emmrich, Heidi ....................... 1994-95Evart, Kimberly ....................... 1975-77

F F FFink, Shaney ........................... 1990-93Flores, Lorena ............................. 1976Fong, Larisa ................................. 1981Fouts, Julie .................................. 2004Fox, Amanda .......................... 2003-04

G G GGai, Karen ................................... 1974Gase, Donna ............................... 1975Gee, Gwen .................................. 1978Getchel, Emily ............................. 1999Go, Catherine .............................. 2005Goldin, Jan ............................. 1975-77Goldsborough, Pam ..................... 1979Gonsalves, Leona ........................ 1977Gonzalez, Astrid ..................... 2001-03Grifman, Stacey ................ 1974, 76-77Grigsby, Jenna ........................ 2000-03Guerra, Courtney ......................... 1999Guevara, Lynn ........................ 1995-96Guiterrez, Doreen ................... 1977-78Gutierrez, Rene ...................... 1991-93

H H HHanami, Annette .......................... 1975Hanson, Cheryl ....................... 1974-75Harris, Penny ............................... 1979Hasson, Meredith ........................ 2004Hendrikse, Marianne .............. 1986-87Henkle, Heidi .......................... 1986-87Ho, Diana ................................ 1974-75Hoekstra, Hopi ............................. 1991Hsu, Nora ............................... 1974-75Hsu, Sharon ................................. 1982Hutchinson, Holly .................... 1988-91

J J JJackson, Rachael ........................ 1974Jacobs, Dana .......................... 1977-78Jerkov, Mia ............................. 2001-03Johnson, Barri ............................. 1985Jones, Debra ............................... 1979Jones, Sabra .......................... 1976-78

K K KKamen, Lindsey ...................... 1994-95Kathan, Kristen ............ 2006-presentKempker, Carolyn ................... 1986-89Kiggins, Katy ........................... 1975-76Kokaska, Laurel ...................... 1999-00Kollias, Alexis .......................... 2002-05Kramer, Kelly .......................... 1981-84Kriste, Jennifer ........................ 1996-97Krueger, Tracy ........................ 1987-88



GOLDEN BEARS REACH 2007 NCAA FINAL FOUR

At approximately 9:45 on the night of Saturday, Dec. 8, 2007, Cal All-American outside hitter Angie Pressey put down her 20th kill of the match to defeat Nebraska, sending the Golden Bears to their fi rst NCAA national semifi nal match in school history. The stunning 3-0 win over the defending NCAA champion Cornhuskers secured the Wisconsin regional crown for Cal and launched players, coaches and fans alike into a celebratory frenzy. All-American outside hitter Hana Cutura earned Wisconsin regional MVP honors, and was joined on the regional all-tournament team by Pressey and setter Carli Lloyd.

Just one night earlier, this Cal squad had already begun drafting the newest chapter in the Bear history books. A 3-0 victory against the Cyclones of Iowa State put the Bears past the NCAA regional semifi nal for the fi rst time ever.

The Bears concluded the most successful campaign in the program’s history with their appearance in the national semifi nal where they fell to eventual national champion Penn State in Sacramento, Calif. The 26-8 overall record and unforeseen success of these Bears earned the team a No. 4 ranking in the fi nal AVCA poll, and saw head coach Rich Fellerhonored as the 2007 Asics/Volleyball Magazine National Head Coach of the Year.



SIMPLY THE BEST

There is no other way to aptly describe America’s top public university. There is no other way to describe one of the elite academic settings in

the world – especially one that also includes one of America’s most successful athletic departments.

The University of California blends the best of all worlds. Overlooking the scenic San Francisco Bay and ranked as the nation’s top public university by the U.S. News and World Report, the fl agship campus of the state of California also features an athletic program that annually fi nishes among the leaders in the Direc-tors’ Cup standings, which rates the overall success of America’s athletic departments.

Cal attracts what many believe to be the fi nest ap-plicant pool in the United States. The university features a diverse student-body population. The University of California offers 300 degree programs, and 35 of the school’s 36 graduate programs are ranked among America’s top 10. Cal’s 35 programs among the top 10 is No. 1 among all universities in the country, as is its 32 “distinguished” programs, as rated by the National Research Council.

The library is ranked third in the country, as judged by Association of Research Libraries with 9 million volumes in 18 campus libraries.

The faculty features seven Nobel Laureates, 128 members of the National Academy of Sciences, 16 MacArthur Fellows, 83 Fulbright Scholars, three Pulitzer Prize winners and more Guggenheim Fellows (139) than any other university in America.

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AMERICA’S NO. 1 PUBLIC UNIVERSITY BY THE NUMBERS

TOP PUBLICUNIVERSITIES1. CALIFORNIA2. Virginia3. Michigan UCLA5. North CarolinaSource: U.S. News and World Report

Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Nobel Laureates20 current and former faculty members

16-120

Degree Programs351ServiceThe University of California is the only school in the country to have produced more than 3,000 volun-teers since the inception of the Peace Corps in 1961.

Ranking of World’s Top 10 Universities*

1. Harvard2. CALIFORNIA3. MIT4. Caltech5. Oxford

6. Cambridge7. Stanford8. Yale9. Princeton10. ETHZurich

Source: *Times Higher Education 2004 Supplement

Universities With Highest Number of Top 10 Graduate Programs1. CALIFORNIA2. Stanford3. Harvard4. Princeton5. MIT

Universities With The Highest Number of “Distinguished Programs”1. CALIFORNIA ............. 322. Stanford ...................... 283. Harvard ....................... 254. Princeton .................... 245. MIT ............................. 20

In the 2004 survey conducted by The Association of Research Libraries, California’s library was ranked No. 1 among public schools and third overall, behind only Harvard and Yale.

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The San Francisco Bay Area is a major metropolitan area of approximately six million people and one of the most scenic regions in the United States.

The Bay Area includes the major cities of San Francisco and Oakland, as well as Berkeley, home of the world-renowned University of California. Just south is the city of San Jose and the Silicon Valley, home to many of the world’s high-tech companies. The Bay Area also lies within easy driving distance of the high Sierra resorts of Lake Tahoe and Yosemite, the Monterey/Carmel pen-insula, the world famous Napa wine country, and the spectacular Mendocino Coast.

Everyone knows “The City” - San Francisco - from countless photographs, movies and television shows that capture its magic. It is a city built on a series of more than 40 hills, offering panoramic views of every kind. The hub of a nine-county complex and the fi nancial and insurance capital of the world, San Francisco has a resident population of about 740,000. San Francisco is situated on a 46.6 square-mile peninsula bounded on the west by the Pacifi c Ocean, on the north by the Golden Gate strait, and from north to east by the San Francisco Bay. The City has been named the world’s top city twice and the top city in the U.S. in 17 of the last 18 years by Condé Nast Traveler.

The San Francisco Bay is spanned by two landmarks, the Golden Gate and San Francisco-Oakland Bay bridges, and graced by four islands: Alcatraz, Angel, Yerba Buena and Treasure. The area is easily navigated by car, BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), bus or ferry, making it easily accessible to all.

TOP CITIES IN THE WORLD 1. Sydney, Australia 2. San Francisco, CA 3. Florence, Italy 4. Cape Town, S. Africa 5. Rome, Italy 6. Bangkok, Thailand 7. New York City, NY 8. Buenos Aires, Argentina 9. Damascus, Syria Charleston, SCSource: Condé Nast Traveler, 2007 Readers’ Choice Awards



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Located across the Bay Bridge from San Francisco, Oakland is a city of 400,000, jam-packed with exciting attractions, stimulating arts, and an ideal

climate. Oakland’s charm exceeds its man-made won-ders, as its tumbling hills, vast forests, hiking and riding trails, beautiful lakes and numerous parks provide a natural escape for those who prefer nature over an urban environment.

Berkeley, just a 12-mile drive from San Francisco, is situated on 18.8 square miles with a population of 103,000 people. A study in contrasts, Berkeley is a small town with a big-city character. With its world-renowned university, global population and rich diversity of cultural arts, Berke-ley refl ects and affects the rest of the country.

Sports fans can see it all in the Bay Area - professional football (San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders), profes-sional basketball (Golden State Warriors), professional baseball (San Francisco Giants, Oakland Athletics), professional hockey (San Jose Sharks), and outstanding collegiate competition.

Sources: S.F. Convention and Visitors Bureaus, Oak-land Convention & Visitors Authority, Berkeley Conven-tion and Visitors Bureau, and the California Trade and Commerce Agency.

WE’RE NO. 1!• Money magazine (2007) chose San Fran-

cisco as “the best place to live” among the 300 biggest U.S. metropolitan areas.

• A special report posted on Forbes.com (May 2008) ranked San Francisco as America’s “best city for the outdoors.”

• San Francisco bested Seattle as the fi ttest of America’s most populous cities according to a report by the American College of Sports Medicine (May 2008).

• Readers of Travel & Leisure magazine (2006) selected San Francisco as their favorite city in the world thanks to its “red-hot restaurant scene and booming economy.’’

• San Francisco is rated the No. 1 city in the U.S. by Condé Nast Traveler (October 2007)



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TUTORIAL PROGRAMThe Tutorial Program promotes and

enhances students’ academic skills and progress by providing individual tutoring, group workshops, study groups, credit courses and intensive special programs. The Athletic Study Center has between 50-60 tu-tors on staff per semester to guarantee that students receive the best possible support. Tutorial sessions are also offered at night enabling student-athletes to receive help after practices when they have more time to devote to studying.

SPECIAL PROGRAMSIn addition, the Athletic Study Center offers

a Summer Bridge adjunct program designed to help ease the transition from high school to college. The primary components for the pro-gram include writing and math workshops, an advising workshop, study skills seminars and an evening tutorial program.

Another special program offered is Peer Advising. Peer advisors provide academic and campus life guidance for new intercol-legiate student-athletes. They are selected from junior and senior student-athletes who assist in developing programs to further ad-dress the needs of student-athletes.

ATHLETIC STUDY CENTER STAFF(From left): Michael Thompson, Chris Lane, Derek Van Rhennen, Tony Mirabelli, Stephen Johnson, Richard Deshong, Melanie Moonsamy, Quame Patton, and Cassidy Raher.

One of the real success stories for the University of California is the development and growth of a com-

prehensive academic support program for its student-athletes - the Athletic Study Center.

In 1984, campus offi cials and Athletic Department administrators decided that a greater emphasis needed to be placed on helping Cal student-athletes with their aca-demic pursuits. The Athletic Study Center was thus born and charged with developing an academic support program geared to the needs of NCAA Division I student-athletes. It was a signifi cant development for an aca-demically oriented institution such as Cal to recognize the special needs required for a modern student-athlete’s success both as an athletic competitor on the fi eld of play and in the classroom.

PROGRAM FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES

The Athletic Study Center, which is housed within the Division of Undergraduate Educa-tion, is the tutorial and academic support pro-gram for the nearly 1,000 student-athletes at Cal. Centrally located in the Cesar Chavez Student Center, the program provides a spa-cious and comfortable arboretum for quiet

study, separate classrooms for individual and group tutorials, and a computer lab for word processing and required course work.

Geared around the understanding of the amount of time student-athletes must de-vote to practice, training, physical therapy

and team travel, the program creates an environment where students can cultivate good study habits, receive individual or group tutoring and obtain counseling from academic advisors.

ADVISING PROGRAMThe Advising Program offers a broad

range of services to meet the unique needs of student-athletes, including assistance in understanding and complying with Uni-versity, college and NCAA requirements, developing time management skills and resolving personal issues unique to stu-dent-athletes.

During the freshman year, advisors typically try to help student-athletes make a successful academic transition from high school, while during the sophomore year, they assist student-athletes in making de-cisions on appropriate majors and fi elds of study. For the fi nal two years, advisors take more of an exiting approach, ensuring that proper academic progress is being made towards graduation while referring juniors and seniors to areas on campus that can help with career planning.

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Shareef Abdur-Rahim - NBA All-Star, 2000 U.S. Olympian

Lisa Arce - Former pro beach volleyball starSteve Bartkowski - No. 1 overall NFL draft pick

in 1975Stephen Bechtel - Founder of world’s largest

constructional engineering fi rmZulfi kar Ali Bhutto - President, Islamic Republic

of PakistanMatt Biondi - Three-time Olympic swimmer, win-

ner of eight gold medalsRose Bird - Chief Justice, California Supreme

CourtW. Michael Blumenthal - U.S. Secretary of the

TreasuryJerry Brown - State Attorney General, former

governor of California, former mayor of OaklandThomas Cech - Chemist, Nobel Prize winnerPeter Chernin - Chairman, 20th Century FoxLeroy Chiao - First Chinese-American astronautChoon Kun Cho - President, Korean AirlinesRachelle Chong - Member, Federal Communica-

tions CommissionBeverly Cleary - Author, “Ramona the Pest”Natalie Coughlin – Winner of fi ve Olympic med-

als in swimming (2004)Joan Didion - Author, “Play It as It Lays”Brig. Gen. James H. Doolittle - World War II

hero, Medal of Honor recipientAdam Duritz - Lead singer, Counting CrowsMaria Echaveste - Deputy Chief of Staff, Clinton

AdministrationJoy (Biefeld) Fawcett – Member of three U.S.

Olympic soccer teamsDon Fisher - Founder and Chairman of the Board,

The GapJohn Kenneth Galbraith - EconomistTony Gonzalez - NFL All-Pro tight endWalter A. Gordon - Governor of Virgin Islands,

U.S. District Court JudgeMichele Granger - Olympic gold medalist, softball

pitcherJennifer Granholm - Governor of MichiganAndrew Grove - President and CEO, Intel Cor-

porationWalter Haas Jr. - President, Levi Strauss & Co.;

owner of Oakland AthleticsPhilip Habib - U.S. Special Envoy to Middle EastWilliam R. Hearst Jr. - Newspaper publisherMarguerite Higgins - Journalist, Pulitzer Prize

winnerSusanna Hoffs - Lead singer of “The Bangles”Lance Ito - Superior Court Judge, presided over

O.J. Simpson trialIda Jackson - United Nations observer, founder

local chapter of National Council of Negro Women

Jackie Jensen – 1958 American League MVPKevin Johnson - NBA All-StarEdgar F. Kaiser - Founder, Kaiser PermanenteJeff Kent - 2000 National League MVPClark Kerr - Chancellor, UC BerkeleyJason Kidd - NBA All-Star, U.S. OlympianMaxine Hong Kingston - Author, 1997 National Humani-

ties MedalYuan T. Lee - Chemist, Nobel Prize winnerWillard Libby - Scientist, discovered Carbon 14, Nobel

Prize winnerTung Yen Lin - World-renown civic engineerJack London - Author, “The Call of the Wild”Wiley Manuel - First African-American California State

Supreme Court JusticeJerry Mathers - Actor, “Leave it to Beaver”Brian Maxwell - Founder, PowerBarJohn A. McCone - Director of CIA, Atomic Energy Com-

missionTerry McMillan - Author, “Waiting To Exhale,” “How Stella

Got Her Groove Back”Robert McNamara - U.S. Secretary of DefenseMary T. Meagher - U.S. Olympic swimmer, winner of three

gold medalsNorman Mineta - U.S. Secretary of TransportationGordon Moore - Co-founder, Intel Corp.Julia Morgan - ArchitectHardy Nickerson - NFL All-Pro linebackerSadako Ogata - U.N. High Commissioner for RefugeesGregory Peck - Actor, Academy Award winner,

“To Kill a Mockingbird”Kenneth Pitzer - Chemist, president of Stanford UniversityRobert Raven - President, American Bar AssociationHelen Wills Moody Roark - Winner of eight Wimbledon

championshipsGlenn Seaborg - Nuclear physicist, Nobel Prize winner,

co-founder of Element 106Margaret Rhea Seddon - AstronautMichael Silver - Yahoo Sports columnistWilliam G. Simon - Director, FBISamuel Smith - President, Washington State UniversityRobert Gordon Sproul - President, University of CaliforniaLeigh Steinberg - Lawyer, sports agentMichelle Tafoya - TV Sports Personality, Monday Night

Football sideline reporterGeorge Takei - Actor, Mr. Sulu on “Star Trek”Roger Traynor - Chief Justice, California Supreme CourtEugene Trefethen Jr. - President, Kaiser IndustriesRex Walheim - Space Shuttle astronautEarl Warren - Chief Justice, U.S. Supreme CourtAlice Waters - Chef, restaurateur, “Chez Panisse”Jann Wenner - Founder, “Rolling Stone” magazineLionel Wilson - First African-American mayor

of OaklandPete Wilson - Governor of CaliforniaDean Witter - Founder, Dean Witter Financial ServicesSteve Wozniak - Co-founder, Apple Computer SystemsJames D. Zellerbach - U.S. Ambassador to Italy



HAAS PAVILION

The Walter A. Haas Jr. Pavilion has made a powerful statement

about the stature of athletics at Cal. Along with its most im-portant function - a state-of-the-art volleyball and basketball arena with capacity doubled to 11,877 - it adds space for many men’s and women’s intercol-legiate programs, recreational and community activities, and athletic administration.

An innovative plan had been developed to build a shell around the original Harmon Gym structure. The exterior complements the former Har-mon Gym’s distinctive archi-tecture. The roof of the Haas Pavilion was raised to make room for a bowl-shaped arena, a novel design that increases capacity on all four sides, yet creates good views of the court from every seat.

The Pavilion’s in-the-round seating gives every visitor a direct sight line to the action on the court. The 11,877-seat arena includes up to 1,500 chairback seats at premium locations and 3,000 seats for students. The court will continue to be named in honor of Pete Newell, legendary coach of Cal’s 1959 NCAA championship team.

The Pavilion will be the focal point for Cal’s many athletic, recreational and cul-tural activities. Inside the Pavilion’s east entrance, a large lobby will lead visitors to a new team store. Added concession areas and concourses will accommodate larger crowds.

On the concourse level, a Spectator Club provides a spacious yet intimate meeting spot for special friends of Cal. A new plaza at the Pavilion’s east entrance will reach from Bancroft Way to Strawberry Creek, creating a new campus gateway and an ideal location for outdoor gatherings.

Construction began on the project in June 1997. Harmon Gym, which opened in 1933 and had a capacity of 6,578 seats, was home to Cal volleyball and basketball for 65 seasons.

Cal volleyball had the distinction of being the fi rst-ever athletic event in the new Haas Pavilion when the Bears hosted Arizona State Oct. 15, 1999 (attendance: 3,125). The volleyball match was prior to the men’s and women’s basketball team’s Midnight Madness, which celebrated the opening of

the basketball season. Cal volleyball also had the honor of hosting the fi rst-ever NCAA championship event at Haas Pavilion, as the Bears hosted the 2003 NCAA fi rst and second rounds, defeating both Saint Mary’s and Michigan, 3-0, to advance to the round of 16 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Cal again hosted the NCAA fi rst and second rounds in 2004, defeating Pacifi c, 3-2, before falling to Saint Mary’s, 3-2.

STATE OF THE ART 11,877-SEAT VOLLEYBALL

AND BASKETBALL ARENA

* Double old Harmon Gym’s seating capacity

* New weight room, athletic training and sports medicine areas

* Modernized men’s and women’s locker rooms

* Larger concourses with spectacular views

* Better access and seating for the disabled

* Expanded offi ce and conference areas

* Spectator Club with views overlooking the Bay Area

* Improved lobby and concession areas, including a team store



STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

SPORTS MEDICINE

Golden Bear student-athletes are privileged to be supported by one of the top medical staffs in college

athletics, along with some of the most mod-ern training and rehabilitation equipment in the country. The comprehensive program features state-of-the-art facilities as well as a staff of acclaimed practitioners of all areas of sports medicine.

In addition to facilities within Haas Pavil-ion, Cal athletes also use University Health Services, which oversees and supervises sports medicine services to all injured or ailing Golden Bear athletes. The University Health Services is recognized as one of the most comprehensive ambulatory health cen-ters in the country. It is housed in the Tang Center, which provides access to physician clinics, laboratory services, X-ray and other ancillary services such as sports nutrition and counseling.

In the Haas Pavilion, Cal volleyball enjoys a new training facility, the Paul F. White Sports Medicine Center.

The athletic medicine area is supervised by Bill Coysh, Ph.D., who is involved in the day-to-day management of the program as well as being actively engaged in sports psychology.

The staff features specialists from the fi elds of orthopedic surgery, family medicine, internal medicine, physiatry and podiatry. The medical staff, with their diverse back-grounds and areas of expertise, has vast experience treating injured athletes on every level of competition, including Olympic and professional athletes.

Cal’s athletic training staff boasts 13 certi-fi ed athletic trainers and 30 student athletic trainers. The staff tends to the day-to-day health care needs of Cal athletes in 27 different sports, including the evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of injuries and illnesses. The trainers also provide coverage at home and away athletic contests, and practices are staffed on a full-time basis.

Cal’s comprehensive health care program is designed to meet the every need of today’s student-athlete competing for the school.

An integral part of Cal volleyball is the strength and conditioning program under the direction of Hank Behrens,

who utilizes a comprehensive approach to coaching the team. The program’s phi-losophy is geared towards helping each student-athlete achieve the highest level of athletic development, by teaching how the components, strength, speed, and fl exibility fi t together.

The enhancement of these components results in maximizing their force production thus improving their power on the court. Motivating, educating and helping to reach maximum athletic development is the pri-mary focus of the Cal program.

The training regimen at Cal is a year-round process that emphasizes speed, strength and fl exibility. With closely monitored work-outs that involve a great deal of individual instruction and attention, student-athletes are taught the correct techniques and pro-gressed to increase their ability perform at their peak during competition.

Out of all the components fl exibility is a key. It is essential for proper lifting, improving running mechanics needed for acceleration and deceleration, and developing greater explosiveness, all which are essential for playing volleyball.

Athlete workouts are closely monitored by a conditioning staff that works in col-laboration with the entire sports medicine team (doctors, athletic trainers, physical

therapists, nutritionists, etc.) to ensure the health and safety of all of student-athletes. In this way, Cal’s strength and conditioning program is a vital component linking the “full circle” of a student-athlete’s physical development from conditioning through rehabilitation and re-conditioning.

The Mary and Frank J. Schlessinger

Weight Training Complex in Haas Pavilion features six Olympic platforms, more than 4,000 pounds of Olympic bars and bumper plates, and an array of aerobic and an-aerobic equipment. The picturesque facility overlooks Evans Diamond baseball fi eld and Edwards Track Stadium and is adjacent to the Paul F. White Sports Medicine Center.

Former standout Samantha Carter trains under the supervision of Hank Behrens in the Mary and Frank J. Schlessinger Weight Training Complex in Haas Pavilion.

Athletic trainer Linda Smith tapes a student-athlete in the Paul F. White Sports Medicine Center.



2007 STATISTICS & RESULTS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL MATCHES .......................................(26-8) ...........................(12-3) ...................(7-4) .................... (7-1) PAC-10 CONFERENCE .........................(12-6) .............................(6-3) ...................(6-3) .................... (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE ..............................(14-2) .............................(6-0) ...................(1-1) .................... (7-1)

NO. STATS SUMMARY G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE Points 26 Cutura, Hana 115 485 4.22 208 1159 .239 11 0.10 37 58 0.32 33 214 1.86 12 65 77 0.67 1 6 566.5 6 Pressey, Angie 110 463 4.21 160 1062 .285 30 0.27 25 36 0.23 24 310 2.82 21 77 98 0.89 15 9 547.5 11 Orchard, Ellen 120 305 2.54 91 640 .334 26 0.22 33 30 0.28 1 80 0.67 14 178 192 1.60 11 5 441.0 3 Beck, Morgan 111 265 2.39 115 638 .235 38 0.34 20 70 0.18 35 184 1.66 12 102 114 1.03 4 6 348.0 10 Reilly, Kat 85 147 1.73 44 317 .325 17 0.20 0 0 0.00 1 18 0.21 9 107 116 1.36 6 3 209.5 1 Lloyd, Carli 121 93 0.77 38 261 .211 1550 12.81 29 67 0.24 0 234 1.93 7 104 111 0.92 22 29 181.0 21 Wiley, Mindi 56 85 1.52 30 179 .307 11 0.20 0 0 0.00 1 9 0.16 6 68 74 1.32 7 5 125.0 8 Solomon, Am’ra 31 80 2.58 32 196 .245 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 1 14 0.45 6 14 20 0.65 6 0 93.0 7 Dailey, Cat 70 31 0.44 26 90 .056 9 0.13 21 30 0.30 4 66 0.94 2 15 17 0.24 3 0 61.5 14 Murphy, Caitlyn 77 1 0.01 0 5 .200 17 0.22 18 40 0.23 17 153 1.99 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 19.0 4 Nielson, Bryte 5 1 0.20 0 2 .500 41 8.20 1 1 0.20 0 9 1.80 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 2.0 5 Zizka, Maria 1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 3 3.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 2 Kathan, Kristen 112 0 0.00 0 7 .000 31 0.28 29 18 0.26 18 414 3.70 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 29.0 44 Schmitt, Meagan 7 0 0.00 0 0 .000 2 0.29 2 1 0.29 0 5 0.71 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 2.0 TEAM 10 CALIFORNIA 123 1956 15.90 744 4556 .266 1786 14.52 215 351 1.75 145 1711 13.91 89 730 454.0 3.69 75 65 2625.0 Opponents 123 1595 12.97 902 4603 .151 1472 11.97 145 281 1.18 215 1549 12.59 47 446 270.0 2.20 45 37 2010.0

TEAM STATISTICS ................. CAL ......... OPP ATTACK Kill ......................................1956 .........1595 Errors ...................................744 ...........902 Total Attacks .......................4556 .........4603 Attack Pct .............................266 ...........151 Kills/Game ..........................15.9 ..........13.0SET Assists ...............................1786 .........1472 Attempts .............................3958 .........3955 Assist Pct .............................451 ...........372 Assists/Game ......................14.5 ..........12.0SERVE Aces .....................................215 ...........145 Errors ...................................351 ...........281 Attempts .............................3395 .........2969 Serve Pct .............................897 ...........905 Aces/Game ...........................1.7 ............1.2SERVE RECEPTIONS Errors ...................................145 ...........215 Errors/Game .........................1.2 ............1.7 Attempts .............................2659 .........3014 Reception Pct ......................945 ...........929DEFENSE Digs ....................................1711 .........1549 Digs/Game ..........................13.9 ..........12.6BLOCKING Block Solo ..............................89 .............47 Block Assist ..........................730 ...........446 Total Blocks .......................454.0 ........270.0 Blocks Per Game ..................3.7 ............2.2 Block Errors ...........................75 .............45BALL HANDLING ERRORS .......65 .............37ATTENDANCE Total .................................13696 .......16060 Dates/Avg Per Date ........15/913 ....11/1460 Neutral site #/Avg ............8/2312 ............... - Current win streak ....................0 ............... - Home win streak ......................6 ............... -

2007 MATCH RESULTSDate Opponent W/L Score Score-by-game Overall Pac-10 Elapsed Attend Record Record Time# Aug 24 IDAHO W 3-0 30-20, 30-23, 30-15 1-0 0-0 2:25 1072# Aug 25 NORTHEASTERN W 3-0 30-22, 30-19, 30-15 2-0 0-0 1:17 202# Aug 25 FLORIDA INTERNAT'L W 3-0 30-23, 30-16, 30-21 3-0 0-0 1:26 710$ Aug 31 vs. UCF W 3-0 30-17, 30-20, 30-18 4-0 0-0 1:45 118$ Sep 1 vs. UNC-Wilmington W 3-0 30-16, 30-14, 30-13 5-0 0-0 1:00 67$ Sep 2 at Colorado L 3-0 28-30, 25-30, 28-30 5-1 0-0 1:40 445% Sep 7 UTAH STATE W 3-0 30-14, 30-19, 30-28 6-1 0-0 1:31 419% Sep 8 EASTERN KENTUCKY W 3-0 30-16, 30-16, 30-19 7-1 0-0 1:07 200% Sep 8 MINNESOTA W 3-0 30-16, 30-21, 30-19 8-1 0-0 1:26 651Sep 14 at Santa Clara W 3-0 30-20, 30-19, 30-25 9-1 0-0 1:37 634& Sep 15 vs. Notre Dame W 3-2 23-30, 24-30, 30-28, 30-24, 15-11 10-1 0-0 2:25 --* Sep 21 STANFORD L 3-1 30-27, 26-30, 30-32, 25-30 10-2 0-1 2:14 3211* Sep 27 UCLA L 3-2 30-28, 30-24, 28-30, 29-31, 9-15 10-3 0-2 2:29 823* Sep 28 USC L 3-1 30-17, 25-30, 19-30, 27-30 10-4 0-3 2:06 1880* Oct 4 at Oregon W 3-1 30-27, 31-29, 22-30, 30-24 11-4 1-3 2:15 1103* Oct 5 at Oregon State W 3-0 30-17, 30-24, 30-13 12-4 2-3 1:37 1009* Oct 11 WASHINGTON W 3-2 30-28, 25-30, 15-30, 30-24, 15-11 13-4 3-3 2:18 726* Oct 12 WASHINGTON STATE W 3-0 30-18, 30-22, 31-29 14-4 4-3 1:30 755* Oct 18 at Arizona State W 3-1 27-30, 30-26, 30-20, 30-26 15-4 5-3 2:03 609* Oct 19 at Arizona W 3-2 20-30, 23-30, 30-28, 30-22, 15-12 16-4 6-3 2:23 1480* Oct 26 at USC L 3-2 21-30, 39-37, 26-30, 35-33, 10-15 16-5 6-4 2:43 632* Oct 27 at UCLA W 3-2 27-30, 30-20, 27-30, 30-27, 17-15 17-5 7-4 2:30 1294* Nov 1 OREGON STATE W 3-0 30-15, 30-19, 30-23 18-5 8-4 1:26 355* Nov 2 OREGON W 3-0 30-23, 30-28, 30-23 19-5 9-4 1:30 950* Nov 8 at Washington State W 3-0 30-16, 30-18, 30-28 20-5 10-4 1:21 439* Nov 9 at Washington L 3-1 30-16, 21-30, 26-30, 22-30 20-6 10-5 2:00 3768* Nov 16 ARIZONA W 3-0 30-25, 38-36, 30-22 21-6 11-5 1:42 857* Nov 17 ARIZONA STATE W 3-0 30-27, 34-32, 30-22 22-6 12-5 1:39 885* Nov 23 at Stanford L 3-2 32-30, 19-30, 30-23, 22-30, 14-16 22-7 12-6 2:35 4647^ Nov 30 vs. Liberty W 3-1 30-20, 26-30, 30-15, 30-21 23-7 12-6 1:50 1500^ Dec 1 vs. Duke W 3-1 29-31, 30-28, 30-23, 30-17 24-7 12-6 1:57 559+ Dec 7 vs. Iowa State W 3-0 30-27, 30-27, 30-24 25-7 12-6 -- --+ Dec 8 vs. Nebraska W 3-0 30-28, 31-29, 30-26 26-7 12-6 1:45 3205 ! Dec 13 vs. Penn State L 3-0 28-30, 25-30, 16-30 26-8 12-6 1:25 13048

Home matches (CAPS) at Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, Calif.* Pacifi c-10 Conference Match# Cal Molten Classic – Berkeley, Calif.$ Colorado Invitational – Boulder, Colo.% Golden Bear Invitational – Berkeley, Calif.& at Santa Clara, Calif.^ NCAA First and Second Rounds – Durham, N.C.+ NCAA Regional – Madison, Wisc.! NCAA Championship Semifi nal – Sacramento, Calif.

TEAM RECORD ........ W-LOverall: ......................26-8Conference: ...............12-6Home: ........................12-3Away: ...........................7-4Neutral: ........................7-13 games: ....................18-24 games: ......................4-35 games: ......................4-3

ATTENDANCE .......Dates .........Total ........ AverageTotal: .............................34 ...... 48,253 ............. 1,419Home: ...........................15 ...... 13,696 ................ 913Away: ............................11 ...... 16,060 ............. 1,460Neutral: ...........................8 ...... 18,497 ............. 2,312



2007 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE STANDINGS2007 PACIFIC-10 FINAL STANDINGS

–––––– CONFERENCE –––––– ––––––––– OVERALL –––––––– W L PCT HOME AWAY W L PCT HOME AWAY NEUT 3-G 4-G 5-G STREAKStanford#*& 16 2 .889 8-1 8-1 32 3 .914 15-1 12-1 5-1 21-0 7-1 4-2 Lost 1Washington* 15 3 .833 8-1 7-2 27 4 .871 12-2 10-2 5-0 21-0 3-0 3-4 Lost 1USC*% 14 4 .778 9-0 5-4 29 5 .853 19-0 7-4 3-1 15-2 6-2 8-1 Lost 1California*% 12 6 .667 6-3 6-3 26 8 .765 12-3 8-4 6-1 18-2 4-3 4-3 Lost 1UCLA* 9 9 .500 5-4 4-5 23 11 .676 5-4 9-6 9-1 11-4 10-5 2-2 Lost 1Oregon* 9 9 .500 5-4 4-5 22 11 .667 11-4 8-5 3-2 18-3 3-7 1-1 Lost 1Arizona State 7 11 .389 3-6 4-5 15 16 .484 9-7 5-6 1-3 9-10 4-4 2-2 Lost 4Arizona 4 14 .222 3-6 1-8 14 17 .452 8-8 2-9 4-0 9-11 5-2 0-4 Won 1Oregon State 3 15 .167 2-7 1-8 10 20 .333 2-7 5-9 3-4 3-13 2-3 5-4 Lost 7Washington State 1 17 .056 1-8 0-9 10 22 .313 5-8 3-10 2-4 6-18 3-3 1-1 Won 1# - Pac-10 Champion* - NCAA Tournament, % - NCAA semifi nalist, & - NCAA fi nalist

2007 ALL-PAC-10 TEAMPLAYER, TEAM POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWNFoluke Akinradewo, STAN*** ....MB .....6-3 .......Jr. ..................... Plantation, Fla.Cynthia Barboza, STAN** .........OH .....6-0 .......Jr. ................Long Beach, Calif.Taylor Carico, USC .................... S .......5-10 .... So........Manhattan Beach, Calif.Hana Cutura, CAL ...................OH .....6-3 ...... So. ..................Zagreb, CroatiaAsia Kaczor, USC** ..................OH .....6-4 .......Sr. ...................Wroclaw, PolandBryn Kehoe, STAN** .................. S .......5-11 .....Sr. ..................North Bend, OhioAlix Klineman, STAN ................OH .....6-4 .......Fr. .......Manhattan Beach, Calif.Gorana Maricic, ORE ...............OH .....6-3 .......Jr. ...................Subotica, SerbiaTamari Miyashiro, WASH ........... L .......5-7 ...... So................... Honolulu, HawaiiChristal Morrison, WASH**** ....OH .....6-2 .......Sr. ................... Puyallup, Wash.Stevie Mussie, WASH ..............OH .....5-9 .......Sr. ................... Puyallup, Wash.Angie Pressey, CAL**** ..........OH .....5-8 .......Sr. .....................Heathrow, Fla.Nellie Spicer, UCLA*** ............... S .......5-10 .....Jr. ....................... Barrington, Ill.Jessica Swarbrick, WASH** .....MB .....6-1 .......Jr. ................... El Dorado, Calif.** two-time selection, *** three-time selection, **** four-time selectionHonorable Mention: Morgan Beck, CAL. Ali Daley, UCLA. Alesha Deesing, WASH. Sydney Donahue, ASU. Margie Giordano, ASU. Jenna Hagglund, WASH. Rachell Johnson, UCLA. Dominque Lamb, ARIZ. Heather Meyers, ORE. Sonja Newcombe, ORE. Ellen Orchard, CAL. Becky Perry, WASH. Sarah Reaves, ASU. Rachel Rourke, OSU. Kaitlin Sather, UCLA. Katie Swoboda, ORE.

2007 PAC-10 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMPLAYER, TEAM POS. HT. HOMETOWNJenna Hagglund, WASH ..............S ...... 5-10 ...................... West Chester, OhioAlix Klineman, STAN ................. OH ..... 6-4 .................Manhattan Beach, Calif.Carli Lloyd, CAL .........................S ...... 5-11 ...............................Bosnall, Calif.Heather Meyers, ORE ............... OH ..... 5-11 .............................Temecula, Calif.Tiffany Owens, ARIZ .................. OH ..... 5-11 ................... San Bernardino, Calif.Becky Perry, WASH ................... OH ..... 6-2 ..................................Austin, TexasSarah Reaves, ASU................... OH ..... 5-11 ...............................Glendale, Ariz.Honorable Mention: Gabi Ailes, STAN. Zoe Garrett, USC. Dicey McGraw, UCLA. Katie Mills, UCLA. Jill Sawatzky, OSU. Geena Urango, USC.

2007 PAC-10 ALL-ACADEMICFIRST TEAM

Brittany Johnson, WSU .......... Jr. .... 3.77 .....Management Information SystemsJade Machado, UCLA............. Jr. .... 3.93 ..................... Communication StudiesMarina Mercer, ASU .............. So. ... 3.94 .......................Business ManagementKristin Murray, OSU ................Sr. .... 3.73 ..................... Business AdministrationKaitlin Sather, UCLA ............... Jr. .... 3.59 ................................................ HistoryMeghan Schoen, UCLA ..........Sr. .... 3.84 ...Communication Studies w/Spanish MinorTara West, WSU .....................Sr. .... 4.00 ............................ Biological Sciences

SECOND TEAMAshley Aratani, WASH ............Sr. .... 3.50 ................................................BiologyTaylor Carico, USC ................ So. ... 3.55 .........................................UndeclaredNevena Djordjevic, ORE........ So. ... 3.50 .........................................UndeclaredAlli Hillgren, USC ................... So. ... 3.52 ..................... Business AdministrationBree Knitter, OSU .................. So. ... 3.59 ..........................Pre-CommunicationsMegan McAfee, WASH .......... So. ... 3.58 .........................................UndeclaredAngela Pressey, CAL ............Sr. .... 3.46 ...............................................History

Honorable Mention All-Academic: Camilla Ah-Hoy, So., OSU; Jackie Albright, So., WSU; Cynthia Barboza, Jr., STAN; Katelyn Bishop, Sr., USC; Elise Carstensen, Jr., UCLA; Diane Copenhagen, Sr., USC; Alesha Deesing, Sr., WASH; Ashley Evans, Jr., OSU; Adetokunbo Faleti, Sr., WSU; Danielle Fernandes, Sr., ASU; Jessica Fine, Jr., UCLA; Jessica Fishburn, Jr., STAN; Jennifer Fitz, Jr., OSU; Kris-ten Forristall, Jr., ORE; Franci Girard, Sr., STAN; Randy Goodenough, Jr., ARIZ; Natalie Hooper, Jr., OSU; Katie Jackels, Sr., ARIZ; Bethany Johansen, Sr., USC; Rachell Johnson, Sr., UCLA; Kristen Kathan, So., CAL; Bryn Kehoe, Sr., STAN; Dominique Lamb, Sr., ARIZ; Christal Morrison, Sr., WASH; Sonja Newcombe, So., ORE; Maureen Perez, Sr., WSU; Becky Perry, RFr., WASH; Lexie Rathgeber, So., OSU; Kat Reilly, RSo., CAL; Cassie Robbins, So., WSU; Jessica Swarbrick, Jr., WASH; Kristin Trayser, RJr., ASU; Karen Waddington, Sr., ORE; Erin Waller, Jr., STAN; Stephanie Weishaar, Jr., WSU; Chelsea Wilson, So., USC.

PAC-10 PLAYER OF THE YEARFoluke Akinradewo, Stanford

PAC-10 FRESHMAN OF THE YEARAlix Klineman, Stanford

PAC-10 COACH OF THE YEARJohn Dunning, Stanford

FINAL 2007 CSTV/AVCA DIVISION ICOACHES TOP 25 POLL

Rank School (First-Place Votes) ........... Total Points ............. 2007 Record 1 Penn State (60) ...........................................1500 ............................34-2 2 Stanford ......................................................1440 ............................32-3 3 Southern California .....................................1367 ............................29-5 4 CALIFORNIA ..............................................1299 ............................26-8 5 Nebraska .....................................................1248 ............................30-2 6 Texas ...........................................................1225 ............................27-4 7 UCLA ........................................................... 1114 ..........................23-11 8 Florida .........................................................1064 ............................29-3 9 Oregon ..........................................................944 ..........................22-11 10 Washington ...................................................912 ............................27-4 11 Cal Poly .........................................................826 ............................23-8 12 BYU ...............................................................783 ............................24-8 13 St. John’s ......................................................772 ............................33-4 14 Wisconsin ......................................................720 ............................26-5 15 Middle Tennessee .........................................628 ............................35-3 16 Kansas State .................................................591 ............................23-9 17 Iowa State .....................................................544 ..........................19-14 18 Hawai’i ..........................................................499 ............................27-6 19 Michigan ........................................................454 ..........................24-11 20 Michigan State ..............................................346 ..........................21-14 21 New Mexico State .........................................230 ............................26-6 22 Clemson ........................................................222 ............................29-4 23 Long Beach State .........................................195 ............................26-7 24 Dayton ...........................................................174 ............................33-2 25 San Diego .....................................................137 ............................21-8



44 2008 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS Volleyball Media GuideS

GOLDEN BEAR HISTORYALL-TIME

SERIES RECORDSOpponent ................ Series RecordAkron .......................................... 1-0Alabama ..................................... 1-0Albany......................................... 1-0Alberta ........................................ 2-0American University ................... 1-0Arizona ................................. 14-32Arizona State ........................ 21-27Arkansas State ........................... 1-0Auburn ........................................ 1-0Ball State .................................... 1-0Baylor ........................................ 3-0Boise State ................................. 2-0Brigham Young ......................... 2-10Cal Poly Pomona ........................ 3-0Cal Poly ..................................... 7-6Cal State Bakersfi eld .................. 1-0Cal State Fullerton .................... 4-1Cal State Hayward...................... 3-0Cal State Northridge ................... 2-2Central Connecticut St. ..First MeetingCentral Florida ............................ 1-0Central Michigan......................... 1-0Chaminade ................................. 1-0Chico State ................................. 1-1Colgate ....................................... 1-0Colorado ..................................... 0-2Colorado State ........................... 3-3Connecticut................................. 0-1Denver ........................................ 1-0DePaul ...................... First MeetingDrexel ......................................... 1-0Duke ........................................... 1-1Eastern Kentucky ....................... 1-0Eastern Washington ................... 2-0Florida......................................... 1-3Florida A&M ................................ 1-0Florida Atlantic ............................ 1-0Florida International ................... 2-0Florida State ............................... 1-2Fresno State ............................. 12-8George Mason ............................ 1-0George Washington .................... 0-1Georgia ....................................... 1-0Georgia Tech .............................. 0-1Gonzaga ..................................... 1-0Hawaii ......................................... 0-8Hofstra ........................................ 1-0Houston ...................................... 5-0Humboldt State ........................... 0-1Idaho........................................... 1-0Idaho State ................................. 2-1Illinois.......................................... 0-2Illinois State ................................ 2-2Iowa ............................................ 0-2Iowa State................................... 1-0James Madison ........ First MeetingKansas State .............................. 1-0Kent State ................................... 1-0Lamar ......................................... 1-0

Liberty ......................................... 1-0Long Beach State ....................... 3-4Louisiana State ........................... 2-0Louisville ..................................... 1-0Maryland ..................................... 1-0Massachusetts............................ 1-0McNeese State ........................... 1-0Michigan ..................................... 2-0Minnesota .................................. 2-2Mississippi .................................. 0-1Montana ..................................... 5-2Montana State ............................ 3-1Morgan State .............................. 1-0Murray State ............................... 1-0Nebraska .................................... 1-2Nevada ....................................... 9-3Nevada-Las Vegas ..................... 2-1New Hampshire .......................... 2-0New Mexico ................................ 3-3New Mexico State....................... 1-2North Carolina ............................ 1-0Northern Arizona......................... 2-0Northern Colorado ...................... 1-1Northern Illinois........................... 2-0

Northern Iowa ............................. 1-0Northeastern ............................... 1-0Northwestern .............................. 1-4Notre Dame ............................... 2-1Ohio State................................... 0-1Oklahoma ................................... 1-0Oral Roberts .............................. 1-0Oregon .................................. 45-13Oregon State ........................ 35-17Pacifi c ...................................... 8-26Penn State .................................. 0-1Pepperdine ................................ 4-4Pittsburgh ................................... 0-1Portland State ............................. 6-3Providence ................................. 1-0Purdue ........................................ 0-1Rice ............................................ 0-1Sacramento State ....................... 9-3St. John’s ................. First MeetingSaint Mary’s .............................. 10-2San Diego ................................... 6-2San Diego State ......................... 1-4San Francisco ......................... 33-0San Francisco State ................... 4-3San Jose State ....................... 13-27Santa Clara............................... 30-7Seton Hall ................................... 1-0Sonoma State ............................. 2-0Southern California ............... 8-40Southern Illinois .......................... 1-0Southern Methodist .................... 1-0Southern Oregon State............... 1-0South Florida .............................. 0-1Southwest Missouri State ........... 1-0Southwest Texas State ............... 2-0

ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDSCoach Years Record Pct. Postseason/NCAA RecordChris Stanley ..........1975-83 ....... 155-119 ....566 ...3-5 (1981 AIAW, ‘82, ‘83)Marlene Piper .........1984-87 ........... 61-90 ....404 ...0-1 (1987)Dave DeGroot.........1988-94 ......... 90-119 ....431 ...4-3 (1988, ‘89, ’91 NIVC)Sue Woodstra .........1995-98 ........... 32-63 ....337Lee Maes (Interim) .1998 .................. 4-13 ....235Rich Feller .............1999- ........... 165-108 ....604 ...11-6 (‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07)Totals 1975-2007 507-512 .498 18-15 (.545)

GOLDEN BEAR COACHES THROUGH THE YEARSYear Coach Record Pct. Conf. Pct. Finish Conf. AVCA Final 1975 Chris Stanley 6-8 .429 4th NCIAC --1976 Chris Stanley 7-8 .467 4th NCIAC --1977 Chris Stanley 18-8 .692 8-4 .667 3rd NorCal --1978 Chris Stanley 17-18 .486 7-5 .583 4th NorCal --1979 Chris Stanley 18-8 .692 8-4 .667 2nd NorCal --1980 Chris Stanley 19-16 .543 6-6 .500 4th NorCal --1981 Chris Stanley 20-21 .488 7-5 .583 3rd NorCal --1982 Chris Stanley 28-12 .700 12-2 .857 1st NorPac No. 101983 Chris Stanley 22-20 .524 7-2 .778 3rd NorPac No. 171984 Marlene Piper 13-23 .361 5-7 .417 3rd NorPac --1985 Marlene Piper 12-31* .279 7-5 .583 3rd NorPac --1986 Marlene Piper 18-21 .462 7-11 .389 7th Pac-10 --1987 Marlene Piper 18-15 .545 11-7 .611 Tie 4th Pac-10 No. 191988 Dave DeGroot 19-15 .559 7-11 .389 7th Pac-10 --1989 Dave DeGroot 19-13 .594 8-10 .444 Tie 6th Pac-10 No. 201990 Dave DeGroot 8-21 .276 3-15 .167 10th Pac-10 --1991 Dave DeGroot 15-15 .500 9-9 .500 5th Pac-10 --1992 Dave DeGroot 11-16 .407 6-12 .333 7th Pac-10 --1993 Dave DeGroot 13-16 .448 5-13 .278 8th Pac-10 --1994 Dave DeGroot 5-23 .179 2-16 .111 9th Pac-10 --1995 Sue Woodstra 13-15 .464 5-13 .278 9th Pac-10 --1996 Sue Woodstra 8-20 .286 3-15 .167 9th Pac-10 --1997 Sue Woodstra 8-19 .296 3-15 .167 9th Pac-10 --1998 Sue Woodstra/Lee Maes 7-22 .241 3-15 .167 Tie 8th Pac-10 --1999 Rich Feller 13-15 .464 7-11 .389 Tie 6th Pac-10 --2000 Rich Feller 13-15 .464 6-12 .333 Tie 7th Pac-10 --2001 Rich Feller 10-18 .357 3-15 .167 9th Pac-10 --2002 Rich Feller 20-12 .625 7-11 .389 8th Pac-10 --2003 Rich Feller 25-7 .781 12-6 .667 Tie 3rd Pac-10 No. 122004 Rich Feller 17-12 .586 11-7 .611 Tie 4th Pac-10 No. 182005 Rich Feller 19-11 .633 10-8 .556 Tie 5th Pac-10 No. 202006 Rich Feller 22-10 .688 9-9 .500 5th Pac-10 No. 132007 Rich Feller 26-8 .765 12-6 .667 4th Pac-10 No. 4 Total (33 years) 507-512 .498 216-287 .429* includes 11 forfeits due to ineligible player

Stanford .................................. 6-61Stanislaus State.......................... 2-0Tennessee .................................. 0-3Tennessee-Martin ....................... 1-0Texas .......................................... 0-9Texas A&M.................................. 3-5Texas-Arlington ........................... 1-1Texas Christian ........................... 1-0Texas-San Antonio...................... 1-0Texas State ................................. 1-0Texas Tech .................................. 1-0Tulane ......................................... 1-0Tulsa ........................................... 1-0UC Davis ................................... 5-2UC Irvine..................................... 9-3UCLA ....................................... 2-51UC Riverside ............................ 1-1UC San Diego............................. 2-0UC Santa Barbara ................... 3-13UNC Wilmington ......................... 1-0Utah ............................................ 2-3Utah State................................... 2-2Valparaiso ................................... 1-0Villanova ..................................... 1-0Washington .......................... 21-28Washington State ................ 28-22Weber State ................................ 2-0West Virginia .............................. 1-0William & Mary ............................ 1-1Wisconsin ................................... 0-2Wisconsin-Green Bay ................. 1-0Wyoming ..................................... 3-0Xavier ........................................ 1-0Yale ............................................ 1-0Bold denotes 2008 opponent



ALL-TIME RESULTS1977

Head Coach: Chris Stanley18-8 overall, 8-4 NorCal (3rd)

Sep 19 Cal State Hayward WSep 21 Sacramento State WSep 28 UC Davis WSep 30 vs. Utah State # L 2-0Sep 30 vs. New Mexico # W 2-0Sep 30 vs. Wyoming # W 2-0Oct 1 vs. Portland State # L 3-2Oct 1 vs. Texas # L 3-0Oct 4 at Fresno State * WOct 7 San Jose State * WOct 11 at Pacifi c * WOct 13 Stanford * LOct 18 at San Francisco * WOct 20 Santa Clara * WOct 22 San Francisco State WOct 25 at San Jose State * LNov 4 San Francisco $ W 2-0Nov 4 Oregon $ W 2-1Nov 4 Southern Oregon State $ W 2-0Nov 5 Sacramento State $ W 3-2Nov 5 San Francisco State $ L 3-2Nov 8 Pacifi c * WNov 11 San Francisco * WNov 15 at Santa Clara * WNov 18 at Stanford * LNov 19 Fresno State * L* NorCal match# BYU Invitational – Provo, Utah (7th)$ Cal Invitational – Berkeley, Calif. (2nd)

1978Head Coach: Chris Stanley

17-18 overall, 7-5 NorCal (4th)Sep 18 UC Irvine L 3-1Sep 22 vs. Cal Poly Pomona # W 2-0Sep 22 vs. Stanford # W 2-1Sep 22 at San Jose State # L 2-0Sep 23 vs. Santa Clara # W 2-0Sep 23 vs. Chico State # W 2-0Sep 23 vs. San Francisco State # L 2-1Sep 26 at San Francisco State L 3-1Sep 29 vs. Portland State $ W 2-0Sep 29 vs. Texas A&M $ L 2-0Sep 29 vs. Weber State $ W 2-1Sep 29 vs. Colorado State $ W 2-0Sep 30 vs. Northern Colorado $ L 2-1Sep 30 at BYU $ L 2-0Sep 30 vs. Arizona State $ L 2-0Sep 30 vs. New Mexico State $ L 2-0Oct 3 San Jose State * L 3-0Oct 6 San Diego % W 2-1Oct 6 Houston % L 2-1Oct 6 Oregon % W 2-0Oct 7 San Jose State % L 3-2Oct 7 Portland State % W 3-2Oct 10 at Santa Clara * W 3-0Oct 13 at Pacifi c * L 3-1Oct 14 at Fresno State * W 3-0Oct 19 at Stanford * L 3-1Oct 20 at UC Santa Barbara L 3-0Oct 21 at Pepperdine L 3-0Oct 24 at San Francisco * W 3-0Oct 27 Fresno State * W 3-1Oct 31 Pacifi c * W 3-1Nov 7 at San Jose State * L 3-2Nov 10 Santa Clara * W 3-0Nov 16 Stanford * L 3-0Nov 17 San Francisco * W 3-0* NorCal Match# San Jose State Invitational – San

Jose, Calif.$ BYU Invitational – Provo, Utah% Cal Invitational – Berkeley, Calif.

Chris Stanley coached Cal volleyball from 1975-83, leading the Bears to postseason appearances from 1981-83.


18-8 overall, 8-4 NorCal (2nd)Sep 18 at Sacramento State W 3-0Sep 21 Cal Poly W 3-1Sep 22 Weber State W 3-0Sep 26 San Francisco State W 3-1Sep 28 vs. UC Irvine # L 2-1Sep 28 vs. Pacifi c # L 2-0Sep 28 vs. Cal State Northridge # L 2-0Sep 29 vs. Cal Poly Pomona # W 2-0Sep 29 vs. New Mexico State # L 2-0Oct 2 at Pacifi c * L 3-0Oct 5 San Francisco $ W 3-1Oct 5 Sacramento State $ W 3-1Oct 6 San Diego $ W 3-0Oct 6 San Diego $ W 3-1Oct 9 at Santa Clara * W 3-1Oct 12 Fresno State * W 3-2Oct 16 Cal State Fullerton W 3-0Oct 18 Stanford * W 3-2Oct 25 at San Jose State * W 3-1Oct 26 San Francisco * W 3-1Oct 30 Pacifi c * L 3-1Nov 6 at Fresno State * L 3-2Nov 9 Santa Clara * W 3-0Nov 10 San Jose State * L 3-1Nov 13 at San Francisco * W 3-1Nov 15 at Stanford* W 3-1* NorCal match# San Jose State Invitational – San

Jose, Calif.$ Cal Invitational – Berkeley, Calif.


19-6 overall, 6-6 NorCal (4th)Sep 15 Ohio State W 3-0Sep 17 at Long Beach State W 3-0Sep 19 vs. UCLA # L 2-1Sep 19 vs. Arizona State # W 2-0Sep 19 vs. Utah # W 2-1Sep 20 vs. Texas-El Paso # W 2-0Sep 20 vs. UC Santa Barbara # L 2-0Sep 20 vs. Utah State # L 2-0Sep 26 at UC Santa Barbara L 3-0Sep 27 at Pepperdine W 3-2Oct 1 Hawaii-Hilo W 3-2Oct 3 Oregon $ W 3-0Oct 3 Hawaii-Hilo $ L 3-0Oct 3 Stanford $ L 2-0Oct 4 Fresno State $ W 2-1Oct 4 Oregon $ W 2-1Oct 8 at Sacramento State W 3-2Oct 10 at Fresno State * L 3-1Oct 11 Santa Clara * W 3-1Oct 16 at Stanford * L 3-2Oct 18 San Jose State * W 3-0Oct 23 at San Francisco * W 3-0Oct 28 Pacifi c * L 3-1Oct 30 at Santa Clara * W 3-1Oct 31 vs. Michigan State % W 2-1Oct 31 vs. Portland State % L 2-0Oct 31 vs. Houston % W 2-1Nov 1 vs. USC % L 2-1Nov 1 vs. Arizona State % L 2-0Nov 6 at San Jose State * W 3-1Nov 8 UC Santa Barbara L 3-1Nov 14 San Francisco * W 3-0Nov 15 Fresno State * L 3-2Nov 18 at Pacifi c * L 3-0Nov 21 Stanford * L 3-0* NorCal Match# San Diego State Invitational – San

Diego, Calif.$ Cal Invitational – Berkeley, Calif.% UCLA NIVT – Los Angeles, Calif.


20-21 overall, 7-5 NorCal (3rd)Sep 8 Oregon State W 3-2Sep 10 at Texas L 3-0Sep 11 at Texas A&M W 3-2Sep 12 at Lamar W 3-1Sep 17 vs. USC # L 2-0Sep 17 vs. Oregon # W 3-1Sep 18 vs. Long Beach State # L 2-0Sep 18 vs. New Mexico # L 2-1Sep 19 vs. Utah State # L 2-0Sep 21 Northwestern L 3-1Sep 23 Pepperdine $ L 3-2Sep 24 Oregon $ W 3-2Oct 2 San Diego % W 3-0Oct 2 Cal Poly % L 3-2Oct 2 Texas A&M % L 2-1Oct 3 Oregon % W 2-0Oct 3 San Francisco % W 2-0Oct 8 San Jose State * W 3-0Oct 9 Fresno State * W 3-2Oct 14 Stanford * L 3-1Oct 16 at San Francisco * W 3-1Oct 20 at Pacifi c * L 3-0Oct 22 vs. Montana & L 2-0Oct 22 at Montana State & L 2-1Oct 22 vs. Alberta & W 2-0Oct 22 vs. Montana & L 3-1Oct 23 vs. Alberta & W 3-0Oct 23 vs. Montana & W 3-1Oct 23 at Montana State & W 3-2Oct 28 Santa Clara * W 3-0Oct 30 at Fresno State * L 3-1Nov 2 at San Jose State * W 3-1Nov 4 at Stanford * L 3-0Nov 12 San Francisco * W 3-0Nov 13 at Cal Poly L 3-0Nov 17 at Santa Clara * W 3-1Nov 19 Pacifi c * L 3-0Dec 10 vs. Minnesota ^ L 3-2Dec 10 vs. Utah State ^ L 3-2Dec 11 vs. North Carolina ^ W 2-0

Dec 11 vs. Pittsburgh ^ L 2-1* NorCal Match# San Diego State Invitational – San

Diego, Calif.$ Cal Classic – Berkeley, Calif.% Cal Invitational – Berkeley, Calif.& Montana State International Cup –

Bozeman, Mont.^ AIAW Championship – Tallahassee, Fla.


28-12 overall, 12-2 NorPac (1st), No. 10 AVCA

Sep 9 at Long Beach State W 3-1Sep 10 at UC Irvine L 3-2Sep 11 at UCLA # L 2-0Sep 15 Santa Clara * W 3-2Sep 17 Houston W 3-0Sep 18 Montana $ W 3-1Sep 19 Northwestern $ W 3-1Sep 22 Washington * W 3-1Sep 23 vs. Southern Illinois % W 2-0Sep 23 vs. Texas-Arlington % W 2-1Sep 23 vs. Northern Colorado % W 2-0Sep 24 vs. Idaho State % W 2-0Sep 24 vs. Utah % W 2-0Sep 25 vs. Montana % W 3-2Sep 25 at BYU % L 3-2Sep 28 Washington State * W 3-0Oct 1 San Diego & W 3-0Oct 1 Stanford & W 3-1Oct 2 Cal Poly & L 3-1Oct 7 at Santa Clara * W 3-2Oct 9 San Francisco * W 3-0Oct 12 at San Jose State * L 3-2Oct 13 at Stanford L 3-1Oct 22 at Oregon * W 3-0Oct 23 at Oregon State * W 3-0Oct 26 Pacifi c * W 3-1Oct 29 Fresno State * W 3-1Nov 2 at San Francisco * W 3-2Nov 5 vs. Hawaii + L 2-0



1984Head Coach: Marlene Piper

13-23 overall, 5-7 NorPac (3rd)Sep 8 vs. CS Bakersfi eld # W 2-0Sep 8 vs. Portland State # L 2-0Sep 10 Northwestern L 3-1Sep 11 vs. UCLA $ L 2-0Sep 11 vs. UC Riverside $ W 2-0Sep 11 vs. UC Irvine $ 1-1Sep 11 vs. UC San Diego $ W 2-0Sep 11 at UC Santa Barbara $ W 2-0Sep 11 vs. UC Davis $ 1-1Sep 13 at San Diego State % L 3-0Sep 13 vs. BYU % L 3-0Sep 14 vs. Montana % W 3-0Sep 14 vs. New Mexico % L 3-2Sep 15 vs. Utah % W 3-1Sep 17 at Fresno State * L 3-0Sep 19 at Stanford L 3-0Sep 20 Santa Clara * W 3-0Sep 26 at San Francisco * W 3-1Sep 28 Wyoming & W 3-2Sep 28 Pepperdine & W 3-2Sep 29 Illinois State & L 3-2Sep 29 Cal Poly & L 3-2Oct 4 at Pacifi c L 3-0Oct 5 Arizona State L 3-1Oct 6 Fresno State * L 3-1Oct 12 at Washington * L 3-2Oct 13 at Washington State * L 3-2Oct 16 at San Jose State* L 3-1Oct 17 at Santa Clara * W 3-1Oct 19 Nevada ^ W 3-1Oct 19 UNLV ^ W 3-2Oct 20 Montana State ^ W 3-1Oct 20 UC Santa Barbara ^ L 3-0Oct 26 Oregon * L 3-1Oct 27 Oregon State * W 3-1Oct 30 San Jose State * L 3-1Nov 1 at Arizona + L 3-0Nov 1 vs. Tennessee + L 3-1Nov 2 vs. Texas + L 3-0Nov 6 San Francisco * W 3-0Nov 20 Pacifi c L 3-0Nov 21 Purdue L 3-2* NorPac match# UC Davis Western Invitational – Davis,

Calif. (5th)$ All-Cals Invitational – Santa Barbara,

Calif. (2nd)% San Diego State Invitational – San

Diego, Calif. (7th)& Cal Dolfi n Invitational – Berkeley, Calif.

(2nd)^ Cal Classic – Berkeley, Calif.+ Arizona Classic – Tucson, Ariz. (4th)


12-31 overall, 7-5 NorPac (3rd)Sep 6 vs. San Jose State # L 2-0Sep 6 vs. Cal Poly Pomona # W 2-1Sep 7 vs. Portland State # W 2-1Sep 7 vs. San Jose State # L 2-1Sep 10 vs. UC Irvine $ W 2-0Sep 10 at UCLA $ L 2-0Sep 11 Pacifi c L 3-0Sep 13 vs. Mississippi % L+ 3-1Sep 13 at UNLV % L+ 3-1Sep 13 vs. Idaho State % L+ 3-0Sep 14 vs. Utah % L+ 3-1Sep 14 vs. Illinois % L 3-1Sep 19 vs. Iowa & L+ 3-0Sep 19 vs. Texas A&M & L 3-2Sep 20 at San Diego State & L 3-1Sep 20 vs. George Washington & L+ 3-0Sep 21 vs. Iowa & L+ 3-0Sep 24 Stanford L 3-0Sep 25 Santa Clara L+ 3-0Sep 29 Texas L 3-0

Oct 3 at Arizona State * L 3-1Oct 4 at Arizona * L 3-0Oct 9 vs. UC Santa Barbara & L 2-0Oct 9 vs. CS Northridge & L 2-1Oct 10 vs. BYU & L 2-0Oct 10 vs. Texas-Arlington & L 3-1Oct 11 vs. Fresno State & W 3-2Oct 11 vs. USC & W 3-1Oct 17 UCLA * L 3-0Oct 18 USC * W 3-0Oct 24 at Stanford * L 3-1Oct 28 at San Francisco W 3-1Oct 31 Oregon * L 3-1Nov 1 Oregon State * W 3-0Nov 4 San Jose State L 3-0Nov 7 at Washington * L 3-2Nov 8 at Washington State * W 3-0Nov 14 Arizona * L 3-2Nov 15 Arizona State * L 3-0Nov 18 Stanford * L 3-0Nov 20 at UCLA * L 3-1Nov 21 at USC * W 3-1Nov 28 at Florida ^ W 3-0Nov 28 vs. Florida State ^ L 3-2Nov 29 vs. BYU ^ L 3-0* Pac-10 match# Western Invitational – Davis, Calif.

(tie 5th)$ All-Cals Invitational – Santa Cruz,

Calif. (2nd)% Golden Bear Classic – Berkeley, Calif.

(1st)& UCLA NIVT – Los Angeles, Calif. (13th)^ Coast to Coast Invitational – Gaines-

ville, Fla. (3rd)


18-15 overall, 11-7 Pac-10 (tie 4th), No. 19 AVCA

Sep 3 at Hawaii L 3-0Sep 4 at Hawaii L 3-0Sep 5 at Chaminade W 3-0Sep 8 at UC Irvine # W 2-0Sep 8 vs. UCLA # L 2-0Sep 10 Northern Illinois W 3-0Sep 18 at USC * L 3-1Sep 19 at UCLA * L 3-0Sep 25 Washington * W 3-2Sep 26 Washington State * W 3-0Sep 29 Stanford * L 3-0

Nov 5 vs. Arizona + L 2-0Nov 5 vs. Cal State Fullerton + W 2-1Nov 6 vs. Texas + L 2-0Nov 6 vs. Tennessee + L 2-0Nov 11 at Pacifi c * L 3-0Nov 12 at Fresno State * W 3-0Nov 16 San Jose State * W 3-1Nov 19 San Jose State ^ W 3-2Nov 20 Pacifi c ^ W 3-1Dec 5 Pepperdine ! W 3-0Dec 9 vs. San Diego State ~ L 3-1* NorPac Match# All-Cals Invitational – Los Angeles, Calif.$ Cal Classic – Berkeley, Calif.% BYU Preview Invitational – Provo, Utah& Cal Dolfi n Invitational – Berkeley, Calif.+ UCLA NIVT – Los Angeles, Calif.^ NorPac Championship – Berkeley,

Calif.! NCAA First Round – Berkeley, Calif.~ NCAA Regional – Los Angeles, Calif.


22-20 overall, 7-2 NorPac (3rd), No. 17 AVCA

Sep 8 Portland State W 3-1Sep 10 at USC L 3-1Sep 12 at UC Riverside # L 2-0Sep 12 vs. UCLA # L 2-0Sep 12 vs. UC San Diego # W 2-0Sep 12 vs. UC Santa Barbara # L 2-0Sep 12 vs. UC Irvine # W 2-1Sep 14 Cal Poly L 3-0Sep 15 Northwestern L 3-1Sep 21 UC Santa Barbara L 3-0Sep 22 at Nebraska L 3-1Sep 23 vs. SW Missouri State $ W 3-1Sep 23 vs. Texas A&M $ W 3-0Sep 24 vs. Louisville $ W 3-0Sep 24 at Nebraska $ L 3-0Sep 27 at Fresno State * W 3-2Sep 30 Nevada % W 3-0Sep 30 Wyoming % W 3-1Oct 1 San Jose State % L 3-1Oct 4 Pacifi c * L 3-0Oct 7 at UC Santa Barbara W 3-0Oct 8 at Cal Poly W 3-2Oct 11 at Stanford L 3-0Oct 14 at Washington State * W 3-0Oct 15 at Washington * W 3-0Oct 18 San Francisco * W 3-0Oct 26 at San Jose State * L 3-0Oct 29 Stanford L 3-2Oct 30 at Pacifi c L 3-0Nov 1 at Santa Clara * W 3-0Nov 4 vs. Louisiana State & W 2-0Nov 4 vs. New Mexico & W 2-1Nov 4 vs. Cal Poly & W 2-1Nov 5 vs. San Diego State & L 2-0Nov 5 vs. Pacifi c & L 2-0Nov 8 Hawaii L 3-0Nov 11 Oregon * W 3-0Nov 12 Oregon State * W 3-1Nov 18 vs. Oregon State ^ L 3-1Nov 19 vs. Oregon ^ W 3-1Dec 4 at Oregon State + W 3-2Dec 10 at Pacifi c ! L 3-0* NorPac match# All-Cals Invitational – Riverside, Calif.$ Nebraska Invitational – Lincoln, Neb.

(2nd)% Cal Dolfi n Invitational – Berkeley,

Calif. (2nd)& UCLA NIVT – Los Angeles, Calif. (5th)^ NorPac Championship – Stockton,

Calif. (3rd)+ NCAA First Round – Corvallis, Ore.! NCAA Second Round – Stockton, Calif.

Carolyn Kempker (1986-89) is a member of the Cal All-Decade Team (1986-96).

Oct 1 Pacifi c L 3-1Oct 4 at Fresno State * L+ 3-1Oct 8 San Jose State * L 3-0Oct 10 vs. Colorado State ^ L 2-1Oct 10 vs. USC ^ L 2-1Oct 11 vs. UC Santa Barbara ^ L 2-1Oct 11 vs. Pepperdine ^ L+ 2-1Oct 12 vs. BYU ^ L 3-0Oct 12 vs. Colorado State ^ L 3-2Oct 13 Duke L+ 3-1Oct 18 at Washington * W 3-1Oct 19 at Washington State * W 3-0Oct 24 Notre Dame W 3-0Oct 25 Oregon * L 3-1Oct 26 Oregon State * W 3-0Oct 30 Fresno State * W 3-0Nov 5 at San Jose State * L 3-0Nov 9 Cal State Fullerton W 3-1Nov 15 Washington State * W 3-0Nov 16 Washington * W 3-0Nov 19 at Stanford L 3-0Nov 22 at Oregon State * W 3-0Nov 23 at Oregon * L 3-1* NorPac match# UC Davis Invitational – Davis, Calif.

(2nd)$ All-Cals Invitational – Los Angeles, Calif.% UNLV Sunkist Invitational – Las

Vegas, Nev. (2nd)& San Diego State Invitational – San

Diego, Calif. (5th)^ UCLA NIVT – Los Angeles, Calif. (12th)+ match forfeited for use of ineligible

player


18-21 overall, 7-11 Pac-10 (7th)Sep 5 vs. San Jose State # L 2-0Sep 9 vs. UC Irvine $ W 2-0Sep 9 vs. UCLA $ L 2-0Sep 12 Nevada % W 2-0Sep 12 Sacramento State % W 2-0Sep 13 Portland State % W 2-0Sep 13 Cal State Fullerton % W 2-1Sep 19 at Oregon * L 3-2Sep 20 at Oregon State * W 3-0Sep 24 at San Jose State L 3-1Sep 26 Washington State * W 3-0Sep 27 Washington * W 3-1Sep 30 at Santa Clara W 3-0



Tiffany Rochelle (1986-89) is the Bears’ career kills leader (1,814) and was selected vol-leyball Athlete of the Decade (1986-96).

Oct 1 vs. Texas $ L 3-0Oct 2 vs. UC Santa Barbara $ L 3-1Oct 6 Santa Clara W 3-1Oct 9 at Oregon * W 3-2Oct 10 at Oregon State W 3-0Oct 13 at Pacifi c L 3-1Oct 16 Arizona * W 3-1Oct 17 Arizona State * W 3-0Oct 20 Saint Mary’s W 3-0Oct 23 at Washington State * W 3-1Oct 24 at Washington * W 3-0Oct 27 San Francisco W 3-0Oct 30 at Stanford * L 3-0Nov 3 San Jose State L 3-0Nov 6 Oregon State * W 3-0Nov 7 Oregon * W 3-1Nov 13 at Arizona State * L 3-0Nov 14 at Arizona * L 3-0Nov 17 at San Francisco W 3-0Nov 20 UCLA * L 3-2Nov 21 USC * W 3-0Dec 4 at UCLA ^ L 3-1* Pac-10 match# All-Cals Invitational – Irvine, Calif. (2nd)$ Josten Invitational – Stanford, Calif.

(4th)^NCAA First Round – Los Angeles, Calif.

1988Head Coach: Dave DeGroot

19-15 overall, 7-11 Pac-10 (7th)Sep 6 at Pacifi c L 3-0Sep 8 vs. Nevada # W 3-0Sep 8 vs. Providence # W 3-0Sep 9 at Cal State Fullerton # W 3-0Sep 9 vs. Oregon # L 3-1Sep 10 vs. New Mexico State # W 3-0Sep 10 vs. UC Santa Barbara # W 3-1Sep 16 USC * L 3-1Sep 17 UCLA * L 3-1Sep 20 Saint Mary’s W 3-0Sep 23 at Arizona * L 3-2Sep 24 at Arizona State * L 3-1Sep 27 Pacifi c W 3-2Sep 30 Washington State * W 3-2Oct 2 Washington * L 3-0Oct 4 at Stanford * L 3-0Oct 7 at Saint Mary’s W 3-1Oct 11 San Jose State W 3-2Oct 14 at Oregon State * W 3-0Oct 15 at Oregon * W 3-1Oct 19 at Santa Clara W 3-1Oct 21 Arizona State * W 3-2Oct 22 Arizona * L 3-1Oct 25 San Francisco W 3-0Oct 28 at Washington * L 3-2Oct 29 at Washington State * L 3-2Nov 1 Stanford * L 3-0Nov 8 at San Francisco W 3-0Nov 11 Oregon * W 3-2Nov 12 Oregon State * W 3-1Nov 18 at UCLA * L 3-0Nov 19 at USC * L 3-1Nov 21 at San Jose State L 3-0Dec 2 at UCLA ^ L 3-0* Pac-10 match# Fullerton Invitational – Fullerton, Calif.

(5th)^ NCAA First Round – Los Angeles, Calif.



Sep 1 Nevada W 3-0Sep 7 vs. Minnesota # W 3-2Sep 7 vs. SW Texas State # W 3-0Sep 8 vs. San Diego State # W 3-1Sep 8 vs. Washington State # W 3-0Sep 9 vs. BYU # W 3-0

Sep 9 vs. UC Santa Barbara # W 3-2Sep 15 at Washington * W 3-2Sep 16 at Washington State * W 3-0Sep 22 at Pacifi c L 3-0Sep 27 Stanford * L 3-1Sep 29 Oregon * L 3-0Sep 30 Oregon State * W 3-2Oct 3 Santa Clara W 3-0Oct 6 at UCLA * L 3-0Oct 7 at USC * L 3-0Oct 10 at San Jose State L 3-0Oct 13 Arizona State * W 3-1Oct 14 Arizona * L 3-0Oct 24 Saint Mary’s W 3-0Oct 27 at Oregon State * L 3-1Oct 28 at Oregon * L 3-2Nov 3 USC * W 3-0Nov 4 UCLA * L 3-1Nov 7 at San Francisco W 3-1Nov 9 at Arizona State * W 3-0Nov 10 at Arizona * W 3-1Nov 14 at Stanford * L 3-0Nov 16 Washington * W 3-0Nov 17 Washington State * W 3-1Nov 30 at Florida State ^ W 3-1Dec 8 at Texas ! L 3-0* Pac-10 match# JMN Premier Invitational – Fullerton,

Calif. (1st)^ NCAA First Round – Tallahassee, Fla.! NCAA Second Round – Austin, Texas


8-21 overall, 3-15 Pac-10 (10th)Aug 31 San Jose State L 3-2Sep 6 vs. Baylor # W 3-1Sep 6 vs. CS Northridge # W 3-1Sep 7 vs. Eastern Washington # W 3-1Sep 7 vs. Georgia # W 3-1Sep 8 vs. Wisconsin # L 3-0Sep 14 at Oregon * L 3-0Sep 15 at Oregon State * L 3-0Sep 21 UCLA * L 3-0Sep 22 USC * L 3-1Sep 27 at Arizona * L 3-1

Sep 28 at Arizona State * L 3-0Oct 5 Washington * W 3-2Oct 6 Washington State * W 3-0Oct 9 at Stanford * L 3-0Oct 12 Pacifi c L 3-0Oct 19 at USC * L 3-2Oct 20 at UCLA * L 3-1Oct 26 Arizona * L 3-1Oct 27 Arizona State * L 3-1Nov 2 at Washington State * L 3-1Nov 3 at Washington * L 3-2Nov 7 Stanford * L 3-2Nov 9 Texas L 3-2Nov 10 Oklahoma W 3-0Nov 16 Oregon State * L 3-2Nov 17 Oregon * W 3-1Nov 23 at Pacifi c $ L 3-0Nov 24 vs. Illinois $ L 3-0* Pac-10 match# JMN Premiere Invitational – Fullerton,

Calif. (3rd)$ Banker’s Classic – Stockton, Calif. (4th)


15-15 overall, 9-9 Pac-10 (5th)Sep 6 San Jose State # L 3-1Sep 7 Pacifi c # L 3-0Sep 12 vs. Florida $ L 3-0Sep 12 vs. Baylor $ W 3-1Sep 13 vs. Long Beach State $ L 3-0Sep 13 vs. SW Texas State $ W 3-0Sep 14 at Cal State Fullerton $ L 3-1Sep 20 Arizona State * W 3-2Sep 21 Arizona * W 3-0Sep 25 Stanford * L 3-1Sep 27 at Washington * W 3-1Sep 28 at Washington State * L 3-1Oct 2 at San Francisco W 3-1Oct 11 Oregon * W 3-1Oct 12 Oregon State * W 3-2Oct 17 at USC * L 3-1Oct 18 at UCLA * L 3-1Oct 25 Washington State * W 3-2Oct 26 Washington * W 3-1Nov 1 at Stanford * L 3-0Nov 8 at Oregon State * L 3-1Nov 9 at Oregon * L 3-1Nov 15 USC * W 3-2Nov 16 UCLA * L 3-0Nov 22 at Arizona * W 3-2Nov 23 at Arizona State * L 3-1Dec 5 vs. Drexel % W 3-0Dec 5 vs. West Virginia % W 3-0Dec 6 vs. Arkansas State % W 3-0Dec 6 vs. Notre Dame % L 3-2* Pac-10 match# Golden Bear Classic – Berkeley, Calif.$ JMN Premiere Invitational – Fullerton,

Calif.% National Invitational Volleyball Cham-

pionship – Dayton, Ohio


11-16 overall, 6-12 Pac-10 (7th)Sep 1 at Pacifi c L 3-0Sep 11 at Texas A&M W 3-2Sep 12 at Texas L 3-1Sep 18 Boise State # W 3-0Sep 18 Cal Poly # W 3-0Sep 19 Santa Clara # W 1-3Sep 25 at Oregon * W 3-1Sep 26 at Oregon State * L 3-1Oct 2 UCLA * L 3-0Oct 3 USC * L 3-0Oct 9 at Arizona State * W 3-0Oct 10 at Arizona * L 3-1Oct 13 at Stanford * L 3-0Oct 16 Washington * L 3-2

Oct 17 Washington State * L 3-2Oct 20 at San Jose State L 3-2Oct 23 Oregon State * W 3-1Oct 24 Oregon * W 3-0Oct 30 at USC * L 3-0Oct 31 at UCLA * L 3-0Nov 3 San Francisco W 3-0Nov 6 Arizona * W 3-0Nov 7 Arizona State * W 3-1Nov 10 at Sacramento State W 3-2Nov 13 at Washington State * L 3-1Nov 14 at Washington * L 3-1Nov 20 Stanford * L 3-0* Pac-10 match# Days Inn Classic – Berkeley, Calif. (1st)


13-16 overall, 5-13 Pac-10 (8th)Sep 3 vs. Idaho State # W 3-0Sep 3 at Boise State # W 3-0Sep 4 vs. Gonzaga # W 3-0Sep 10 UC Irvine $ W 3-0Sep 10 Saint Mary’s $ W 3-0Sep 11 San Diego $ W 3-0Sep 14 at San Francisco W 3-0Sep 17 at UCLA * L 3-0Sep 18 at USC * L 3-0Sep 24 Arizona State * L 3-1Sep 25 Arizona * L 3-1Oct 1 at Washington * L 3-1Oct 2 at Washington State * L 3-0Oct 5 Stanford * L 3-1Oct 8 at Cal Poly L 3-2Oct 12 at Santa Clara L 3-0Oct 15 Oregon * W 3-2Oct 16 Oregon State * W 3-1Oct 22 at Arizona * L 3-2Oct 23 at Arizona State * L 3-0Oct 29 Washington State * L 3-2Oct 30 Washington * W 3-0Nov 2 at Stanford * L 3-0Nov 5 San Francisco % W 3-0Nov 6 BYU % L 3-1Nov 12 at Oregon State * W 3-0Nov 13 at Oregon * W 3-1Nov 18 UCLA * L 3-0Nov 19 USC * L 3-2* Pac-10 match# Boise State Labor Day Classic –

Boise, Idaho (1st)$ Cal Invitational – Berkeley, Calif. (1st)% Days Inn Classic – Berkeley, Calif.

(2nd)


5-23 overall, 2-16 Pac-10 (9th)Sep 6 Pacifi c L 3-0Sep 9 vs. Northwestern # L 3-0Sep 9 vs. William & Mary # L 3-0Sep 10 at Rice # L 3-1Sep 16 Washington * L 3-0Sep 17 Washington State * L 3-2Sep 23 Northern Illinois $ W 3-1Sep 23 Cal Poly $ W 3-1Sep 24 Santa Clara $ L 3-1Sep 27 at Stanford * L 3-1Sep 30 at Oregon * W 3-0Oct 1 at Oregon State * L 3-2Oct 7 UCLA * L 3-0Oct 8 USC * L 3-1Oct 14 at Arizona State * L 3-0Oct 15 at Arizona * L 3-0Oct 18 Stanford * L 3-0Oct 21 at Utah L 3-1Oct 22 at BYU L 3-0Oct 28 Oregon State * W 3-2Oct 29 Oregon * L 3-1Nov 1 San Jose State W 3-2


CALIFORNIA Golden BearsNov 4 at USC * L 3-0Nov 5 at UCLA * L 3-0Nov 11 Arizona * L 3-0Nov 12 Arizona State * L 3-1Nov 18 at Washington State * L 3-0Nov 19 at Washington * L 3-1* Pac-10 match# Rice/Volleyball Monthly Invitational –

Houston, Texas$ Days Inn Classic – Berkeley, Calif.

1995Head Coach: Sue Woodstra

13-15 overall, 5-13 Pac-10 (9th)Sep 1 at Pacifi c # L 3-1Sep 2 vs. Santa Clara # W 3-0Sep 8 vs. Ohio State $ L 3-0Sep 9 at Michigan $ W 3-1Sep 15 Oregon * W 3-2Sep 16 Oregon State * W 3-2Sep 19 at San Jose State W 3-2Sep 22 at UCLA * L 3-0Sep 23 at USC * L 3-0Sep 26 at Saint Mary’s W 3-0Sep 29 Arizona State * L 3-1Sep 30 Arizona * L 3-1Oct 6 at Washington * W 3-2Oct 7 at Washington State * L 3-0Oct 10 Stanford * L 3-0Oct 14 Houston W 3-1Oct 17 at Santa Clara W 3-1Oct 20 USC * L 3-0Oct 21 UCLA * L 3-0Oct 27 at Arizona * W 3-0Oct 28 at Arizona State * L 3-0Nov 1 San Francisco W 3-0Nov 3 Washington State * L 3-2Nov 4 Washington * L 3-0Nov 7 at Stanford * L 3-0Nov 11 at Cal Poly W 3-1Nov 16 at Oregon * W 3-2Nov 17 at Oregon State * L 3-1* Pac-10 match# Asics Pacifi c Invitational – Stockton,

Calif.$ Michigan Kaepa Challenge – Ann

Arbor, Mich.


8-20 overall, 3-15 Pac-10 (9th)Sep 6 Villanova # W 3-0Sep 7 Colgate # W 3-0Sep 7 Illinois State # L 3-2Sep 13 at Hawaii L 3-0Sep 14 at Hawaii L 3-0Sep 20 at Arizona State * L 3-1Sep 21 at Arizona * L 3-0Sep 24 at San Francisco W 3-0Sep 27 Washington * L 3-2Sep 28 Washington State * L 3-2Oct 4 at Stanford * L 3-2Oct 8 Saint Mary’s W 3-1Oct 11 at Oregon * W 3-1Oct 13 at Oregon State * L 3-2Oct 15 at Sacramento State L 3-1Oct 18 UCLA * L 3-2Oct 19 USC * L 3-0Oct 25 at Washington State * L 3-0Oct 26 at Washington * L 3-2Oct 30 Stanford * L 3-0Nov 8 Oregon State * W 3-2Nov 9 Oregon * W 3-1Nov 15 at USC * L 3-0Nov 16 at UCLA * L 3-0Nov 21 Arizona State * L 3-1Nov 22 Arizona * L 3-0Nov 29 vs. Alabama $ W 3-1Nov 30 at Florida $ L 3-0* Pac-10 match

# Cal Invitational – Berkeley, Calif. (2nd)$ Pac-10/SEC Challenge – Gainesville,

Fla.


8-19 overall, 3-15 Pac-10 (9th)Aug 29 vs. Northern Iowa # W 3-0Aug 30 at Colorado State # L 3-0Aug 31 vs. Central Michigan # W 3-0Sep 5 vs. Murray State $ W 3-0Sep 6 vs. Tulsa $ W 3-2Sep 6 at Illinois State $ W 3-2Sep 12 Sacramento State L 3-2Sep 16 Stanford * L 3-0Sep 19 vs. Texas A&M % L 3-0Sep 20 vs. New Mexico % L 3-2Sep 26 Oregon * W 3-1Sep 27 Oregon State * L 3-2Oct 3 at UCLA * L 3-2Oct 4 at USC * L 3-1Oct 10 Arizona State * L 3-2Oct 11 Arizona * L 3-0Oct 17 at Washington * L 3-0Oct 18 at Washington State * L 3-0Oct 24 at Oregon State * L 3-0Oct 25 at Oregon * W 3-1Oct 31 USC * L 3-0Nov 1 UCLA * L 3-0Nov 7 at Arizona * L 3-0Nov 8 at Arizona State * W 3-2Nov 14 Washington State * L 3-1Nov 15 Washington * L 3-0Nov 20 at Stanford * L 3-0* Pac-10 match# Colorado State/Holiday Inn Classic –

Fort Collins, Colo.$ Pepsi/Illinois State Classic – Normal, Ill.% Notre Dame Tournament of Champi-

ons – South Bend, Ind.

Sep 2 vs. Minnesota # L 3-0Sep 2 vs. Kent State # W 3-0Sep 8 McNeese State $ W 3-1Sep 9 Florida $ L 3-1Sep 15 at Oregon * W 3-2Sep 16 at Oregon State * L 3-2Sep 19 San Jose State W 3-2Sep 22 UCLA * L 3-1Sep 23 USC * L 3-0Sep 29 at Arizona State * W 3-1Sep 30 at Arizona * L 3-0Oct 6 Washington * W 3-1Oct 7 Washington State * W 3-0Oct 10 at Stanford * L 3-0Oct 13 William & Mary W 3-1Oct 19 at USC * L 3-0Oct 20 at UCLA * L 3-0Oct 27 Arizona * L 3-0Oct 28 Arizona State * L 3-0Nov 2 at Washington State * L 3-0Nov 3 at Washington * W 3-0Nov 7 at Santa Clara L 3-0Nov 10 Stanford * L 3-0Nov 16 Oregon State * L 3-2Nov 17 Oregon * W 3-0Nov 24 vs. Northern Arizona % W 3-0Nov 25 at New Mexico % W 3-0* Pac-10 match# Silver Legacy/Ray Wersching Invita-

tional – Reno, Nev.$ Golden Bear Classic – Berkeley, Calif.% UNM-Domino’s Albuturkey Classic –

Albuquerque, N.M.

2001Head Coach: Rich Feller

10-18 overall, 3-15 Pac-10 (9th)Aug 31 vs. New Hampshire # W 3-1Sep 1 vs. Massachusetts # W 3-0Sep 2 at Connecticut # L 3-2Sep 7 Florida Atlantic $ W 3-0Sep 8 Tennessee $ L 3-0Sep 20 at Washington * L 3-0Sep 21 at Washington State * L 3-0Sep 28 Stanford * L 3-0Oct 2 Saint Mary’s W 3-0Oct 5 Oregon * W 3-0Oct 6 Oregon State * L 3-1Oct 8 Arizona * L 3-1Oct 12 at UCLA * L 3-0Oct 13 at USC * L 3-0Oct 16 at San Jose State L 3-0Oct 19 Washington State * L 3-1Oct 20 Washington * W 3-0Oct 23 Santa Clara W 3-2Oct 26 at Stanford * L 3-0Nov 1 at Oregon * W 3-1Nov 2 at Oregon State * L 3-0Nov 8 UCLA * L 3-0Nov 9 USC * L 3-0Nov 16 at Arizona * L 3-0Nov 17 at Arizona State * L 3-1Nov 20 at San Francisco W 3-0Nov 24 Auburn W 3-0Nov 25 Arizona State * L 3-2* Pac-10 match# IKON Husky Classic – Storrs, Conn.$ Golden Bear Classic – Berkeley, Calif.


20-12 overall, 7-11 Pac-10 (8th)Aug 30 Tennessee-Martin # W 3-0Aug 30 Northern Arizona # W 3-0Aug 31 San Jose State # W 3-0Sep 6 at UNLV $ W 3-0Sep 7 vs. Ball State $ W 3-0Sep 8 vs. Texas Tech $ W 3-0Sep 13 vs. Texas-San Antonio % W 3-0Sep 14 vs. Tulane % W 3-0

Sienna Curci (1989-93) is Cal’s school record-holder with 79 assists versus Oregon in 1993.

1998Head Coach: Sue Woodstra/Lee Maes

7-22 overall, 3-15 Pac-10 (tie 8th)Sep 1 Saint Mary’s L 3-0Sep 3 at UC Irvine W 3-0Sep 4 at Long Beach State # L 3-0Sep 5 vs. UC Santa Barbara # L 3-1Sep 8 San Francisco W 3-0Sep 11 vs. Utah State $ W 3-1Sep 12 vs. Florida State $ L 3-0Sep 12 at South Florida $ L 3-1Sep 18 UCLA * L 3-1Sep 20 USC * L 3-1Sep 25 at Arizona State * L 3-0Sep 27 at Arizona * L 3-0Oct 2 Washington * L 3-1Oct 4 Washington State * L 3-2Oct 9 at Stanford * L 3-0Oct 10 George Mason W 3-0Oct 16 at Oregon * W 3-2Oct 18 at Oregon State * W 3-0Oct 23 Arizona * L 3-0Oct 25 Arizona State * L 3-2Oct 27 at Sacramento State L 3-0Oct 30 at Washington State * L 3-0Nov 1 at Washington * L 3-0Nov 4 at Santa Clara L 3-0Nov 6 Stanford * L 3-0Nov 13 Oregon State * W 3-2Nov 15 Oregon * L 3-1Nov 20 at USC * L 3-0Nov 22 at UCLA * L 3-1* Pac-10 match# Long Beach State Tournament – Long

Beach, Calif.$ South Florida Fall Classic – Tampa, Fla.


13-15 overall, 7-11 Pac-10 (tie 6th)Sep 1 Hawaii L 3-0Sep 3 at Colorado # L 3-2Sep 4 at Denver # W 3-1Sep 8 Eastern Washington W 3-0Sep 12 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 3-0Sep 17 at Washington * W 3-1Sep 18 at Washington State * L 3-1Sep 21 Stanford * L 3-1Sep 24 vs. BYU $ L 3-0Sep 25 vs. Utah $ L 3-1Sep 28 Santa Clara W 3-0Oct 1 Oregon * W 3-0Oct 2 Oregon State * W 3-2Oct 8 at UCLA * L 3-0Oct 9 at USC * L 3-0Oct 15 Arizona State * L 3-1Oct 16 Arizona * L 3-0Oct 19 at San Jose State W 3-0Oct 22 at Stanford * L 3-0Oct 28 at Oregon * W 3-0Oct 29 at Oregon State * W 3-0Nov 5 USC * L 3-0Nov 6 UCLA * L 3-0Nov 11 at Arizona State * L 3-2Nov 12 at Arizona * L 3-1Nov 19 Washington State * W 3-2Nov 20 Washington * W 3-2Nov 23 Nevada W 3-0* Pac-10 match# PowerBar Invitational – Boulder/

Denver, Colo.$ Pac-10/Mountain West Challenge –

Stanford, Calif.


13-15 overall, 6-12 Pac-10 (tie 7th)Sep 1 at Nevada # W 3-1


CALIFORNIA Golden BearsSep 14 at Southern Methodist % W 3-0Sep 20 at Stanford * L 3-0Sep 27 at Oregon * W 3-2Sep 28 at Oregon State * W 3-2Oct 4 UCLA * L 3-1Oct 5 USC * L 3-2Oct 11 at Arizona State * L 3-2Oct 12 at Arizona * W 3-0Oct 17 Washington * L 3-2Oct 18 Washington State * W 3-2Oct 22 at Saint Mary’s W 3-2Oct 25 Oregon State * L 3-0Oct 26 Oregon * W 3-2Nov 1 at USC * L 3-0Nov 2 at UCLA * L 3-0Nov 8 Arizona * L 3-0Nov 9 Arizona State * W 3-0Nov 15 at Washington State * L 3-0Nov 16 at Washington * W 3-2Nov 19 at Santa Clara W 3-2Nov 22 Stanford * L 3-2Nov 26 San Francisco W 3-0Dec 6 vs. Santa Clara ^ W 3-1Dec 7 at UC Santa Barbara ^ L 3-0* Pac-10 match# Golden Bear Invitational – Berkeley,

Calif. (1st)$ UNLV Gameworks Classic – Las

Vegas, Nev. (1st)% SMU DoubleTree Invitational – Dallas,

Texas (1st)^ NCAA First and Second Rounds –

Santa Barbara, Calif.


25-7 overall, 12-6 Pac-10 (3rd), No. 12 AVCA

Aug 30 vs. Hofstra # W 3-0Aug 31 at UC Irvine # W 3-0Sep 5 vs. Seton Hall $ W 3-0Sep 6 vs. CS Northridge $ W 3-1Sep 6 at Colorado State $ W 3-1Sep 11 New Hampshire % W 3-0Sep 12 Nevada % W 3-0Sep 13 Cal Poly % W 3-0Sep 18 at Oregon * W 3-0Sep 19 at Oregon State * W 3-0Sep 25 Washington State * W 3-0Sep 26 Washington * W 3-1Oct 3 at Arizona State * W 3-1Oct 4 at Arizona * W 3-0Oct 8 Santa Clara W 3-2Oct 11 Stanford * W 3-2Oct 17 UCLA * L 3-2Oct 18 USC * L 3-2Oct 23 at Washington State * W 3-1Oct 24 at Washington * W 3-2Oct 31 Arizona * L 3-0Nov 1 Arizona State * W 3-1Nov 7 at Stanford * L 3-1Nov 14 at UCLA * L 3-1Nov 15 at USC * L 3-0Nov 20 Oregon State * W 3-1Nov 21 Oregon * W 3-0Nov 28 vs. Texas Christian & W 3-0Nov 29 at Long Beach State & W 3-1Dec 5 Saint Mary’s ^ W 3-0Dec 6 Michigan ^ W 3-0Dec 12 vs. Georgia Tech ! L 3-1* Pac-10 match# UC Irvine Tournament – Irvine, Calif.$ Colorado State Coors Classic – Fort

Collins, Colo. (1st)% Golden Bear Invitational – Berkeley,

Calif. (1st)& Long Beach State Baden Thanksgiv-

ing Tournament – Long Beach, Calif.^ NCAA First and Second Rounds –

Berkeley, Calif.! NCAA Regional – Honolulu, Hawaii



Sep 1 UC Davis W 3-0Sep 3 vs. Kansas State # W 3-0Sep 4 vs. Maryland # W 3-0Sep 5 at Houston # W 3-0Sep 10 UC Santa Barbara $ L 3-0Sep 11 Texas A&M $ L 3-0Sep 17 at Hawaii % L 3-0Sep 19 vs. UC Irvine % W 3-0Sep 23 Arizona State * W 3-1Sep 24 Arizona * W 3-2Sep 28 at Santa Clara L 3-0Oct 1 at Stanford * L 3-2Oct 8 at UCLA * L 3-0Oct 9 at USC * W 3-0Oct 15 Oregon * W 3-1Oct 16 Oregon State * W 3-0Oct 22 at Washington * L 3-0Oct 23 at Washington State * W 3-0Oct 31 Stanford * W 3-2Nov 4 USC * L 3-1Nov 5 UCLA * L 3-2Nov 11 at Oregon State * W 3-1Nov 12 at Oregon * W 3-0Nov 18 Washington State * W 3-0Nov 19 Washington * L 3-1Nov 26 at Arizona * L 3-0Nov 27 at Arizona State * W 3-0Dec 2 Pacifi c ^ W 3-2Dec 3 Saint Mary’s ^ L 3-2* Pac-10 match# Houston Tournament – Houston, TX

(1st)$ Golden Bear Invitational – Berkeley,

Calif. (3rd)% Waikiki Beach Marriott Invitational –

Honolulu, Hawaii (2nd)^ NCAA First and Second Rounds –

Berkeley, Calif.


19-11 overall, 10-8 Pac-10 (5th), No. 20 AVCA

Aug 27 UC Davis W 3-0Sep 2 at Texas State # W 3-0Sep 3 vs. Morgan State # W 3-0

Sep 21 at Washington * L 3-0Sep 22 at Washington State * W 3-0Sep 29 Arizona State * W 3-1Sep 30 Arizona * W 3-1Oct 6 at Stanford * L 3-0Oct 12 at UCLA * L 3-0Oct 13 at USC * L 3-1Oct 19 Oregon * L 3-1Oct 20 Oregon State * W 3-0Oct 27 at Arizona * W 3-1Oct 28 at Arizona State * W 3-1Nov 3 Stanford * L 3-1Nov 10 UCLA * L 3-1Nov 11 USC * L 3-0Nov 16 at Oregon State * W 3-0Nov 17 at Oregon * W 3-1Nov 24 Washington State * W 3-0Nov 25 Washington * L 3-1Nov 15 Santa Clara W 3-2Dec 1 vs. Louisiana State ^ W 3-1Dec 2 at Cal Poly ^ W 3-1Dec 8 vs. Stanford ! L 3-0* Pac-10 match# Cal Molten Classic Tournament –

Berkeley, Calif. (1st)$ Florida International Invitational –

Miami, Fla. (1st)% Golden Bear Invitational – Berkeley,

Calif. (1st)^ NCAA First and Second Rounds – San

Luis Obispo, Calif.! NCAA Regional – Austin, Texas



Aug 24 Idaho # W 3-0Aug 25 Northeastern # W 3-0Aug 25 Florida International # W 3-0Aug 31 vs. Central Florida $ W 3-0Sep 1 vs. UNC-Wilmington $ W 3-0Sep 2 at Colorado $ L 3-0Sep 7 Utah State % W 3-0Sep 8 E. Kentucky % W 3-0Sep 8 Minnesota % W 3-0Sep 14 at Santa Clara W 3-0Sep 15 vs. Notre Dame & W 3-2Sep 21 Stanford * L 3-1Sep 27 UCLA * L 3-1Sep 28 USC * L 3-1Oct 4 at Oregon * W 3-1Oct 5 at Oregon State * W 3-0Oct 11 Washington * W 3-2Oct 12 Washington State * W 3-0Oct 18 at Arizona State * W 3-1Oct 19 at Arizona * W 3-2Oct 26 at USC * L 3-2Oct 27 at UCLA * W 3-2Nov 1 Oregon State * W 3-0Nov 2 Oregon * W 3-0Nov 8 at Washington State * W 3-0Nov 9 at Washington * L 3-1Nov 16 Arizona * W 3-0Nov 17 Arizona State * W 3-0Nov 23 at Stanford * L 3-2Nov 30 vs. Liberty ^ W 3-1Dec 1 at Duke ^ W 3-1Dec 7 vs. Iowa State + W 3-0Dec 8 vs. Nebraska + W 3-0Dec 13 vs. Penn State ! L 3-0* Pac-10 Match# Cal Molten Classic – Berkeley, Calif. $ Colorado Invitational – Boulder, Colo.% Golden Bear Invitational – Berkeley,

Calif.^ NCAA First and Second Rounds –

Durham, N.C.+ NCAA Regional – Madison, Wisc.! NCAA Championship Semifi nal –

Sacramento, Calif.& at Santa Clara, Calif.

Candace McNamee (1998-01) is fourth on the Bears’ all-time assist list (3,622) and recorded three triple doubles during her career.

Sep 4 vs. Albany # W 3-0Sep 8 Florida A&M $ W 3-0Sep 10 San Diego $ L 3-2Sep 16 at Nevada % L 3-2Sep 17 vs. Montana State % W 3-0Sep 17 vs. Akron % W 3-0Sep 23 UCLA * W 3-0Sep 24 USC * W 3-2Sep 29 at Oregon * W 3-1Sep 30 at Oregon State * W 3-0Oct 7 Washington * L 3-2Oct 8 Washington State * W 3-0Oct 13 at Arizona State * W 3-0Oct 14 at Arizona * L 3-0Oct 21 Stanford * L 3-1Oct 27 Oregon State * L 3-2Oct 28 Oregon * W 3-0Nov 3 at Washington State * W 3-2Nov 4 at Washington * L 3-2Nov 10 Arizona * W 3-1Nov 11 Arizona State * W 3-0Nov 15 Santa Clara W 3-2Nov 18 at Stanford * L 3-2Nov 25 at USC * L 3-0Nov 26 at UCLA * L 3-1Dec 2 vs. Valparaiso ^ W 3-0Dec 3 at Wisconsin ^ L 3-0* Pac-10 match# CenturyTel/Classic Honda Premier –

San Marcos, Texas$ Golden Bear Invitational – Berkeley,

Calif.% Circus Circus/Molten Invitational –

Reno, Nev.^ NCAA First and Second Rounds –

Madison, Wisc.



Aug 25 Montana # W 3-0Aug 26 UC Davis # W 3-0Aug 26 Baylor # W 3-0Sep 1 vs. Xavier $ W 3-0Sep 2 vs. Oral Roberts $ W 3-0Sep 2 at Florida International $ W 3-0Sep 8 Colorado State % W 3-1Sep 9 American University % W 3-0Sep 9 Pepperdine % W 3-0Sep 14 at Pacifi c W 3-2Sep 16 Yale W 3-0



GOLDEN BEAR RECORDSCAL SINGLE-SEASON

RECORDSTOTAL KILLS

Name Total Year 1. Mia Jerkov 701 2003 2. Mia Jerkov 578 2002 3. Tiffany Rochelle 568 1988 4. Lisa Arce 502 1988 5. Angie Pressey 487 2006

6. Hana Cutura 485 2007 7. Tiffany Rochelle 484 1986 8. Lisa Arce 483 1989 9. Angie Pressey 463 2007 10. Morgan Cecil 450 1991

TOTAL ATTACKS Name Total Year 1. Mia Jerkov 1637 2003 2. Lisa Arce 1428 1988 3. Tiffany Rochelle 1409 1988 4. Mia Jerkov 1400 2002 5. Tiffany Rochelle 1312 1986 6. Lisa Arce 1220 1989 7. Morgan Cecil 1219 1991 8. Angie Pressey 1194 2006 9. Alicia Perry 1182 2000 10. Hana Cutura 1159 2007

TOTAL ASSISTS Name Total Year 1. Samantha Carter 1555 2003 2. Carli Lloyd 1550 2007 3. Samantha Carter 1450 2006 4. Caity Noonan 1442 2002 5. Samantha Carter 1423 2005 6. Holly McPeak 1390 1988 7. Sienna Curci 1354 1991 8. Samantha Carter 1349 2004 9. Sienna Curci 1310 1993 10. Kelly Bates 1301 1985

TOTAL SERVICE ACES Name Total Year 1. Sylvie Monnet 62 1983 2. Sue Belina 61 1984 3. Kelly Bates 56 1985 Brook Coulter 56 1998 5. Mia Jerkov 54 2003 6. Teri Donohue 53 1984 7. Holly McPeak 51 1988 8. Teri Donohue 47 1985 9. Sienna Curci 46 1991 10. Lisa Arce 43 1988 Brook Coulter 43 1999

TOTAL DIGS Name Total Year 1. Jillian Davis 548 2006 2. Jillian Davis 538 2005 3. Lisa Arce 480 1988 4. Holly McPeak 464 1988 5. Judy Chow 426 1985 6. Lisa Arce 422 1989 7. Kelly Bates 418 1985 8. Tiffany Rochelle 416 1988 9. Kristen Kathan 414 2007 10. Jillian Davis 398 2003

TOTAL BLOCKS Name Total Year 1. Sylvie Monnet 216 1983 2. Ellen Orchard 192 2007 3. Ellen Orchard 168 2006 4. Cara Dane 138 1990 5. Carolyn Kempker 130 1989 6. Ellen Orchard 129 2005 7. Carolyn Kempker 127 1988 Morgan Beck 127 2006 9. Debbie Dimino 121 1984 Alicia Powers 121 2005

CAL INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

TOTAL KILLS Name Total Years 1. Tiffany Rochelle 1814 1986-89 2. Lisa Arce 1806 1987-90 3. Angie Pressey 1725 2004-07 4. Mia Jerkov 1390 2001-03 5. Alicia Perry 1348 1997-00 6. Cara Dane 1332 1990-93 7. Jessica Dinaberg 1233 1994-97 8. Gabrielle Abernathy 1224 2000-04 9. Jenna Brown 1113 2002-05 10. Morgan Cecil 1053 1989-91

TOTAL ATTACKS Name Total Years 1. Lisa Arce 4801 1987-90 2. Tiffany Rochelle 4772 1986-89 3. Angie Pressey 4208 2004-07 4. Alicia Perry 3729 1997-00 5. Jessica Dinaberg 3546 1994-97 6. Cara Dane 3394 1990-93 7. Mia Jerkov 3381 2001-03 8. Gabrielle Abernathy 3159 2000-04 9. Brook Coulter 3066 1996-99 10. Kelly Moomaw 2864 1984-87

TOTAL ASSISTS Name Total Years 1. Samantha Carter 5777 2003-06 2. Sienna Curci 4008 1989, 91-93 3. Holly McPeak 3819 1987-89 4. Candace McNamee 3622 1998-01 5. Caity Noonan 2277 1999-02 6. Carli Lloyd 1550 2007- 7. Kelly Bates 1301 1985 Lynn Guevara 1301 1995-96 9. Sara Allison 1275 1987-90 10. Teri Donohue 1265 1983-85

SINGLE-SEASON HITTING PERCENTAGE(minimum 3 attacks per game)

Name Kills-Errors-Attacks Pct. Year 1. Camille Leffall 300-63-617 .384 2004 2. Camille Leffall 163-44-312 .381 2001 3. Camille Leffall 253-71-525 .347 2002 4. Camille Leffall 265-71-563 .345 2003 5. Ellen Orchard 305-91-640 .334 2007 6. Kat Reilly 147-44-317 .325 2007 7. Reena Pardiwala 222-68-488 .316 2001 8. Mindi Wiley 85-30-179 .307 2007 9. Ellen Orchard 301-96-673 .305 2006 10. Reena Pardiwala 219-80-466 .298 2000 11. Sylvie Monnet 432-135-1015 .293 1983 12. Jenny Swart 277-98-647 .277 1995 13. Leah Young 384-111-994 .275 2002

CAREER HITTING PERCENTAGE(minimum 1,000 attacks)

Name Kills-Errors-Attacks Pct. Year 1. Camille Leffall 981-249-2017 .363 2001-04 2. Ellen Orchard 887-283-2010 .300 2004-07 3. Reena Pardiwala 561-216-1248 .276 1998-01 4. Mia Jerkov 1390-515-3381 .259 2001-03 5. Wei Meng 667-218-1754 .256 1985-86 6. Angie Pressey 1725-681-4208 .248 2004-07 7. Alicia Powers 887-368-2180 .238 2002-05 8. D. Yovino-Young 911-364-2359 .232 1984-87 9. Hana Cutura 877-399-2111 .226 2006-10. Leah Young 1008-391-2830 .218 1999-02

NOTE: Records date back to the 1983 seasonBold denotes current Cal athlete




TOTAL SERVICE ACES Name Total Years 1. Brook Coulter 162 1996-99 2. Tiffany Rochelle 136 1986-89 Sienna Curci 136 1989, 91-93 4. Lisa Arce 128 1987-90 5. Teri Donohue 126 1983-85 6. Samantha Carter 116 2003-06 7. Sue Belinda 102 1981-84 Candace McNamee 102 1998-01 9. Mia Jerkov 101 2001-03 10. Holly McPeak 98 1987-89

TOTAL DIGS Name Total Years 1. Jillian Davis 1810 2003-06 2. Lisa Arce 1602 1987-90 3. Tiffany Rochelle 1406 1986-89 4. Jessica Dinaberg 1238 1994-97 5. Holly McPeak 1184 1987-89 6. Angie Pressey 1174 2004-07 7. Tosha Comendant 1168 1990-93 8. Jenna Brown 1151 2002-05 9. Alicia Perry 1131 1997-00 10. Sienna Curci 1121 1989, 91-93

TOTAL BLOCKS Name Total Years 1. Ellen Orchard 504 2004-07 2. Camille Leffall 438 2001-04 3. Cara Dane 434 1990-93 4. Alicia Powers 431 2002-05 5. Carolyn Kempker 368 1986-89 6. Lisa Arce 364 1987-90 7. Diana Yovino-Young 358 1984-87 8. Kellie Alva 351 1996-99 9. Jenna Brown 296 2002-05 Morgan Beck 296 2005-

KILLS - 30 & OVER 39 Mia Jerkov vs. Washington 10/17/02 38 Mia Jerkov vs. Washington St. 10/18/02 37 Mia Jerkov vs. Stanford 11/22/02 36 Lisa Arce at Oregon 10/28/89 34 Mia Jerkov vs. Santa Clara 10/08/03 34 Mia Jerkov at Washington 11/16/02 33 Mia Jerkov at Long Beach St. 11/29/03 32 Mia Jerkov vs. Georgia Tech 12/12/03 32 Mia Jerkov vs. Oregon State 11/20/03 32 Mia Jerkov vs. USC 10/05/02 32 Mia Jerkov at Oregon 09/27/02 32 Lynn Patrick vs. Oregon State 11/16/90 31 Mia Jerkov vs. Stanford 10/11/03 31 Tiffany Rochelle at Arizona 09/23/88 30 Mia Jerkov vs. Saint Mary’s 12/05/03 30 Mia Jerkov vs. Washington 09/26/03 30 Mia Jerkov vs. CS Northridge 09/06/03 30 Alicia Perry at Oregon 09/15/00

INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS

KILLS 39 Mia Jerkov vs. Washington (10/17/02)

ATTACKS 91 Mia Jerkov vs. Stanford (11/22/02)

HITTING PERCENTAGE .917 (11k, 0e, 12att) Candace McNamee vs. Oregon (10/01/99)

ASSISTS 79 Holly McPeak at Oregon (10/28/89) 79 Sienna Curci vs. Oregon (10/15/93)

SERVICE ACES 9 Brook Coulter at Oregon (10/16/98) Gabrielle Abernathy vs. Arizona State (09/23/04) Samantha Carter vs. Morgan State (09/03/05)

DIGS 33 Jillian Davis at Stanford (10/01/04)

TOTAL BLOCKS 13 Ellen Orchard vs. UCLA (09/27/07)

TEAM MATCH AND SEASON RECORDS

KILLSMatch 101 at Oregon (09/15/00)Season 1956 2007

ATTACKSMatch 277 at Oregon State (09/16/00)Season 5540 1985

HITTING PERCENTAGEMatch .702 (43k, 3e, 57att) vs. UNC-Wilmington (09/01/07)Season .266 (1956k, 744e, 4556att) 2007

ASSISTSMatch 95 at Oregon (09/15/00)Season 1790 2003

SERVICE ACESMatch 21 vs. Wyoming (09/28/84)Season 348 1984

DIGSMatch 151 vs. San Jose St. (10/11/88)Season 2956 1985

TOTAL BLOCKSMatch 34 vs. Saint Mary’s (12/03/04)Season 454.0 2007

DIGS - 30 & OVER 33 Jillian Davis at Stanford 10/01/04 32 Tiffany Rochelle vs. San Jose St. 10/11/88 31 Alexis Kollias vs. Saint Mary’s 12/03/04 31 Lisa Arce vs. Pacifi c 09/27/88 30 Alicia Perry vs. Washington 10/06/00 30 Morgan Cecil at Arizona 11/22/91 30 Lisa Arce at Arizona 09/23/88 30 Wei Meng vs. Colorado State 10/12/85 30 Sue Belina vs. Montana 09/14/84

BLOCKS - 10 & OVER 13 Ellen Orchard vs. UCLA 09/27/07 11 Ellen Orchard at UCLA 10/27/07 11 Heather Diers at Saint Mary’s 10/22/02 11 Camille Leffall vs. Santa Clara 10/23/01 11 Jenny Swart vs. Oregon 09/15/95 11 Cara Dane at Washington 11/03/90 11 Cara Dane vs. Oregon 11/17/90 11 Holly McPeak at Arizona 09/23/88 11 Sylvie Monnet at Cal Poly 10/08/83 11 Sylvie Monnet at Washington 10/15/83 10 18 times

TRIPLE DOUBLE(kills, digs, assists)

Candace McNamee vs. Oregon State, 10/2/99 (14 kills, 14 digs, 36 assists)Alicia Perry vs. Washington State, 11/19/99 (21 kills, 19 digs, 31 assists)Alicia Perry vs. Washington, 11/20/99 (23 kills, 11 digs, 32 assists)Candace McNamee at Nevada, 9/1/00 (11 kills, 11 digs, 37 assists)Candace McNamee vs. Oregon State, 11/16/00 (11 kills, 14 digs, 41 assists)

TRIPLE DOUBLE(kills, digs, blocks)

Debbie Dimino vs. Montana, 9/14/84 (16 kills, 11 digs, 10 blocks)Morgan Cecil at Oregon, 10/28/89 (18 kills, 10 digs, 10 blocks)Jenny Swart vs. Oregon, 9/15/95 (18 kills, 12 digs, 11 blocks)Leah Young at Saint Mary’s, 10/22/02 (28 kills, 11 digs, 10 blocks)

TRIPLE DOUBLE(assists, digs, blocks)

Holly McPeak at Arizona, 9/23/88 (73 assists, 18 digs, 11 blocks)

SINGLE MATCH STANDOUTS

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSBest Record 25-7 (.781) 2003Most Matches Won 28 1982Most Consecutive Matches Won 16 8/30/03 - 10/11/03Most Consecutive Home Matches Won 12 11/17/78 - 10/26/79Most Consecutive Games Won 27 8/30/02 - 9/14/02Most Matches Lost 31 (11 forfeits) 1985Most Consecutive Matches Lost 25 (11 forfeits) 9/10/85 - 10/13/85



HONORS & AWARDS/POSTSEASON

AVCA ALL-AMERICANS1981 Sylvie Monnet1982 Sylvie Monnet1983 Sylvie Monnet †2002 Mia Jerkov ^2003 Mia Jerkov †2004 Camille Leffall †2006 Angie Pressey †2007 Angie Pressey Hana Cutura †

AVCA ALL-REGION TEAM1989 Lisa Arce (West) † Tiffany Rochelle (West) †1993 Sienna Curci (West) †2002 Mia Jerkov (Pacifi c)2003 Mia Jerkov (Pacifi c)2004 Camille Leffall (Pacifi c)2006 Angie Pressey (Pacifi c)2007 Angie Pressey (Pacifi c) Hana Cutura (Pacifi c) *

AVCA REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

2003 Rich Feller (Pacifi c)

ASICS/VOLLEYBALL MAGAZINE ALL-AMERICANS

2003 Mia Jerkov2006 Angie Pressey †2007 Angie Pressey Hana Cutura †

ASICS/VOLLEYBALL MAGAZINE NATIONAL COACH

OF THE YEAR2007 Rich Feller

NATIONAL FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

1987 Holly McPeak

Jillian Davis * Alicia Powers *2006 Angie Pressey Morgan Beck *

Jillian Davis * Ellen Orchard *2007 Hana Cutura Angie Pressey Morgan Beck * Ellen Orchard *# Player of the Year

NORPAC ALL-FRESHMEN TEAM1984 Diana Yovino-Young1985 Kelly Bates

PAC-10 ALL-FRESHMEN TEAM1986 Heidi Henkle Tiffany Rochelle1987 Lisa Arce Holly McPeak #1990 Cara Dane # Lynn Patrick1996 Kellie Alva Brook Coulter *1997 Alicia Perry *2000 Gabrielle Abernathy *2001 Camille Leffall2002 Jenna Brown2003 Samantha Carter Jillian Davis * Amanda Fox *2004 Angie Pressey2005 Morgan Beck2006 Hana Cutura2007 Carli Lloyd# Freshman of the Year

PAC-10 PLAYER OF THE WEEK1987 Holly McPeak (Oct. 12)1988 Tiffany Rochelle (Oct. 17)1989 Holly McPeak (Sept. 12) Lisa Arce (Nov. 13)1990 Morgan Cecil (Oct. 8)1991 Morgan Cecil (Sept. 23) Sienna Curci (Oct. 28)1992 Sienna Curci (Oct. 12)

ALL-CONFERENCENote: Cal was a member of the NorCal Confer-ence from 1975-1981; the NorPac Conference from 1982-1985; and the Pacifi c-10 Confer-ence from 1986-present.1979 Toody Maher Kelly McGarrey †1980 Kim Carpenter † Toody Maher Sylvie Monnet 1981 Sylvie Monnet Lisa Newman †1982 Denise Allen † Toody Maher Sylvie Monnet Lisa Newman 1983 Sylvie Monnet #1985 Wei Meng Diana Yovino-Young †1988 Tiffany Rochelle1989 Lisa Arce Tiffany Rochelle 1990 Lisa Arce 1991 Sienna Curci 1996 Jessica Dinaberg *1998 Alicia Perry *1999 Brook Coulter *2000 Alicia Perry *2002 Mia Jerkov Leah Young *2003 Mia Jerkov Camille Leffall *2004 Camille Leffall

Angie Pressey Gabrielle Abernathy * Samantha Carter * Alicia Powers *2005 Angie Pressey Jenna Brown * Samantha Carter *

Sylvie Monnet (1981-83)

Mia Jerkov (2002-03)

Camille Leffall (2004)



1990 Sara Allison 1991 Tosha Comendant Cara Dane *1992 Sienna Curci † Tosha Comendant *1993 Tosha Comendant Sienna Curci 1995 Brooke Weaver *1996 Jessica Dinaberg * Lynn Guevara * Debbie Walery * Brooke Weaver *1997 Sara Waltman † Kellie Alva * Jessica Dinaberg * Jennifer Kriste * Amanda Selby * Debbie Walery * Brooke Weaver *1998 Sara Waltman 1999 Candace McNamee *2000 Laurel Kokaska * Caity Noonan *2001 Lisa Collette * Heather Diers * Jenna Grigsby * Reena Pardiwala *2002 Heather Diers * Jenna Grigsby * Mia Jerkov * Caity Noonan * Leah Young *2003 Alicia Powers *2004 Samantha Carter * Jillian Davis * Amanda Fox * Alexis Kollias * Natalie Smart *2005 Samantha Carter * Jillian Davis * Alexis Kollias * Alicia Powers * Angie Pressey *2006 Samantha Carter * Vivian Cheung * Jillian Davis * Bryte Nielson * Angie Pressey * Natalie Smart *

Am’ra Solomon *2007 Angie Pressey † Kristen Kathan * Kat Reilly *

NCAA REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

2007 Hana Cutura - MVPCarli LloydAngie Pressey

CAL VOLLEYBALL COACHING RECORDSAIAW/NCAA APPEARANCES

Chris Stanley ........................1975-83 .............. 155-119 (.566) ................................ (1981, ’82, ’83)Marlene Piper .......................1984-87 ..................61-90 (.404) .............................................. (1987)Dave DeGroot ......................1988-94 ................ 90-119 (.431) ....................................... (1988, ’89)Sue Woodstra .......................1995-98 ..................32-63 (.337)Lee Maes (Interim) ...............1998 .........................4-13 (.235)Rich Feller ...........................1999- ..................139-100 (.582) ........... (2002, ’03, ’04, ‘05, ’06, ’07)

Lisa Arce (1987-90) is a 2007 inductee into the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame.

Angie Pressey, coached by Cal assis-tant Matt McShane (lower right), com-peted with USA Volleyball’s National A2 Team in 2007.

CAL ALL-DECADE TEAM (1986-96)

Lisa ArceMorgan Cecil

Tosha ComendantSienna CurciCara Dane

Shaney FinkCarolyn Kempker

Holly McPeakKelly Moomaw

Tiffany Rochelle*Jenny Swart

Diana Yovino-Young* Cal Athlete of the Decade

Current Players in bold

Legend: † Second Team ^ Third Team * Honorable Mention

Sienna Curci (Nov. 9)1993 Sienna Curci (Oct. 18)1999 Candace McNamee (Oct. 4) Alicia Perry (Nov. 22)2000 Alicia Perry (Oct. 9)2002 Mia Jerkov (Sept. 9) Mia Jerkov (Oct. 21)2003 Mia Jerkov (Sept. 8) Mia Jerkov (Sept. 29) Mia Jerkov (Oct. 13) Mia Jerkov (Oct. 27)2004 Angie Pressey (Nov. 1)2005 Angie Pressey (Sept. 26)2006 Angie Pressey (Aug. 28)

PAC-10 TOYO TIRES SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

2007 Angie Pressey

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR

1982 Chris Stanley (NorPac)2003 Rich Feller (Pac-10)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN1982 Sylvie Monnet1983 Sylvie Monnet1988 Tiffany Rochelle ^

ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN

2007 Angie Pressey (District 8 Team)

PAC-10 ALL-ACADEMIC1987 Tiffany Rochelle 1988 Tiffany Rochelle 1989 Tiffany Rochelle



54 2008 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS V ll b ll M di G idS

2008 OPPONENTSST. JOHN’S

Haas Pavilion: Aug. 29 (Cal Molten Classic)Location ................................................ Queens, N.Y.Founded ............................................................ 1870Enrollment ...................................................... 20,086President ................ Rev. Donald J. Harrington, C.M.Athletic Director ................................ Chris MonaschNickname .................................................. Red StormColors ................................................ Red and WhiteConference ................................................... Big EastHome Arena (Cap) .......... Carnesecca Arena (6,008)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ............................ Joanne Persico-SmithAlma Mater ....................................... Syracuse, 1987Record (Years at St. John’s) ............... 292-164 (14)Career Record (Years) ......................... 292-164 (14)Assistant Coaches ................. Mario Treibit, Li ChenOffi ce Phone .................................... (718) 990-1872

2007 Overall Record .......................................... 33-42007 Conference Record (Place) ........... 13-1 (t-1st)Postseason ...................... NCAA Regional Semifi nalFinal AVCA Ranking ...................................... No. 13Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................... 10/4Starters Returning/Lost ........................... 3+libero/3Newcomers ............................................................. 3Series with Cal ..................................... First meeting

Sports InformationVolleyball SID .......................................... Joe GusterOffi ce Phone .................................... (718) 990-1523Offi ce Fax ......................................... (718) 969-8468Cell Phone ........................................ (917) 273-4617E-Mail Address ...... [email protected] .............................. www.redstormsports.com

UC SANTA BARBARAHaas Pavilion: Aug. 31 (Cal Molten Classic)Location .................................... Santa Barbara, Calif.Founded ............................................................ 1944Enrollment ...................................................... 20,000Chancellor ..................................... Dr. Henry T. YangAthletic Director ..................... Dr. Gary CunninghamNickname ..................................................... GauchosColors ................................................. Blue and GoldConference .................................................. Big WestHome Arena (Cap) .......... The Thunderdome (6,000)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ........................................ Kathy GregoryAlma Mater ................... Cal State Los Angeles, 1968Record (Years at UC Santa Barbara) . 798-346 (33)Career Record (Years) ......................... 798-346 (33)Assistant Coaches ........ Greg Gibbons, Chris WebbOffi ce Phone .................................... (805) 893-4881

2007 Overall Record ........................................ 14-182007 Conference Record (Place) ............. 6-10 (7th)Postseason ...................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................ 9/7Starters Returning/Lost ........................... 5+libero/1Newcomers ............................................................. 9Series with Cal .......... UC Santa Barbara leads, 13-3

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ........................................ Lisa SkvarlaOffi ce Phone .................................... (805) 893-8603Offi ce Fax ......................................... (805) 893-4537Cell Phone ........................................................... N/AE-Mail Address ........ [email protected] ................................ www.ucsbgauchos.com

DEPAULHaas Pavilion: Sept. 6 (Golden Bear Invitational)Location .................................................. Chicago, Ill.Founded ............................................................ 1898Enrollment ...................................................... 23,401President Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M., Ed.D.Athletic Director ........................ Jean Lenti PonsettoNickname ............................................. Blue DemonsColors ................................... Royal Blue and ScarletConference ................................................... Big EastHome Arena (Cap) ............... McGrath Arena (3,000)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ......................................... Amy KleywegAlma Mater ............................................... USF, 1996Record (Years at DePaul) .......................... 12-46 (2)Career Record (Years) ............................... 12-46 (2)Assistant Coach .......................... Matthew JenningsOffi ce Phone .................................... (773) 325-7250

2007 Overall Record .......................................... 7-212007 Conference Record (Place) ........... 2-12 (13th)Postseason ...................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................ 9/5Starters Returning/Lost ...................................... 5/1Newcomers ............................................................. 4Series with Cal ..................................... First Meeting

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ....................................... Alicia PowersOffi ce Phone .................................... (773) 325-4740Offi ce Fax ......................................... (773) 325-7531Cell Phone ........................................................... N/AE-Mail Address ..................... [email protected] ....................... www.depaulbluedemons.com

UC RIVERSIDEHaas Pavilion: Sept. 6 (Golden Bear Invitational)Location ............................................ Riverside, Calif.Founded ............................................................ 1954Enrollment ...................................................... 17,200Chancellor ...................................... Timothy P. WhiteAthletic Director .................................. Stan MorrisonNickname ................................................ HighlandersColors ................................................. Blue and GoldConference .................................................. Big WestHome Arena (Cap) ......... Student Recreation Center (3,168)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ........................................ Sue GozanskyAlma Mater .......................... Cal Poly Pomona, 1968Record (Years at UC Riverside) ..... 672-496-16 (38)Career Record (Years) .................... 672-496-16 (38)Assistant Coach .......................................... Nir OferOffi ce Phone .................................... (951) 827-5439

2007 Overall Record .......................................... 6-212007 Conference Record (Place) ............. 2-14 (8th)Postseason ...................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .......................... 12/3Starters Returning/Lost ........................... 5+libero/1Newcomers ............................................................. 4Series with Cal ............................................. tied, 1-1

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ...................................... John MaxwellOffi ce Phone .................................... (951) 827-4571Offi ce Fax ......................................... (951) 827-5889Cell Phone ........................................................... N/AE-Mail Address ...................... [email protected] ................................... www.athletics.ucr.edu

JAMES MADISONHaas Pavilion: Sept. 5 (Golden Bear Invitational)Location ......................................... Harrisonburg, Va.Founded ............................................................ 1908Enrollment ...................................................... 17,500President .................................. Dr. Linwood H. RoseAthletic Director ...................................... Jeff BourneNickname ......................................................... DukesColors .............................................. Purple and GoldConference ................... Colonial Athletic AssociationHome Arena (Cap) ............................... Sinclair Gym/ Godwin Hall (5,000)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ............................................ Disa GarnerAlma Mater ............................................ Illinois, 1988Record (Years at James Madison) ......... 133-92 (8)Career Record (Years) ......................... 187-229 (14)Assistant Coaches ........ Ryan Parker, Brian GrimesOffi ce Phone .................................... (540) 568-6154

2007 Overall Record ........................................ 17-132007 Conference Record (Place) ............... 7-7 (5th)Postseason ...................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................ 9/4Starters Returning/Lost ........................... 5/1+liberoNewcomers ............................................................. 5Series with Cal ..................................... First Meeting

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ...................................... Kevin WarnerOffi ce Phone .................................... (540) 568-6154Offi ce Fax ......................................... (540) 568-3703Cell Phone ........................................ (540) 271-4932E-Mail Address ........................... [email protected] ...................................... www.jmusports.com

Carli Lloyd helped the Bears to a 3-0 victory over Idaho in the 2007 Cal Molten Classic.



MINNESOTAMinneapolis, Minn.: Sept. 12 (Diet Coke Classic)Location ....................................... Minneapolis, Minn.Founded ............................................................ 1851Enrollment ...................................................... 50,402President .................................... Robert H. BruininksAthletic Director ...................................... Joel MaturiNickname ......................................... Golden GophersColors ............................................ Maroon and GoldConference .................................................... Big TenHome Arena (Cap) ................ Sports Pavilion (5,700)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ............................................ Mike HebertAlma Mater ......................... UC Santa Barbara, 1966Record (Years at Minnesota) ............... 301-111 (12)Career Record (Years) ......................... 873-368 (32)Assistant Coaches ....... Scott Swanson, Laura BushOffi ce Phone .................................... (612) 624-6533

2007 Overall Record ........................................ 18-132007 Conference Record (Place) ........... 11-9 (t-3rd)Postseason .................................. NCAA First RoundFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................ 8/4Starters Returning/Lost ........................... 5+libero/1Newcomers ............................................................. 5Series with Cal ............................................. tied, 2-2

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ...................................... Steven GellerOffi ce Phone .................................... (612) 624-9396Offi ce Fax ......................................... (612) 625-0359Cell Phone ........................................ (612) 210-2380E-Mail Address ........................... [email protected] ................................. www.gophersports.com

CAL POLYMinneapolis, Minn.: Sept. 14 (Diet Coke Classic)Location ................................ San Luis Obispo, Calif.Founded ............................................................ 1901Enrollment ...................................................... 19,777President ................................... Dr. Warren J. BakerDirector of Athletics .............................. Alison ConeNickname ................................................... MustangsColors .......... Forest Green, Copper and Vegas GoldConference .................................................. Big WestHome Arena (Cap) ........................ Mott Gym (3,032)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ....................................... Jon StevensonAlma Mater ......................... UC Santa Barbara, 1980Record (Years at Cal Poly) ........................ 65-20 (3)Career Record (Years) ............................. 148-87 (8)Assistant Coach ................................. Mike JohnsonOffi ce Phone .................................... (805) 756-2371

2007 Overall Record .......................................... 23-82007 Conference Record (Place) .............. 15-1 (1st)Postseason ...................... NCAA Regional Semifi nalFinal AVCA Ranking ....................................... No. 11Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................... 11/3Starters Returning/Lost ........................... 5/1+liberoNewcomers ............................................................. 6Series with Cal .................................... Cal leads, 7-6

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ................................ Chris GiovannettiOffi ce Phone .................................... (805) 756-7513Offi ce Fax ......................................... (805) 756-2650Cell Phone ........................................ (805) 215-5505E-Mail Address ...................... [email protected] ........................................... www.gopoly.com

CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE

Fullerton, Calif.: Sept. 19 (Crowne Plaza Volleyball Classic)Location ....................................... New Britain, Conn.Founded ............................................................ 1849Enrollment ...................................................... 12,000President ............................................ Dr. Jack MillerAthletic Director ......................... Charles “CJ” JonesNickname ................................................. Blue DevilsColors ................................................ Blue and WhiteConference ................................................ NortheastHome Arena (Cap) ... William H. Detrick Gymnasium (2,654)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ........................................ Linda SagnelliAlma Mater ...................................... C.W. Post, 1983Record (Years at Central Conn. State) ... 140-95 (8)Career Record (Years) ......................... 268-277 (22)Assistant Coach ...................................... Greg ShellOffi ce Phone .................................... (860) 832-3056

2007 Overall Record .......................................... 23-72007 Conference Record (Place) .............. 7-1 (2nd)Postseason ...................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .......................... 10/4Starters Returning/Lost .......................... 4+libero /2Newcomers ............................................................. 3Series with Cal ..................................... First Meeting

Sports InformationVolleyball SID .................................... Daniel ForcellaOffi ce Phone .................................... (860) 832-3059Offi ce Fax ......................................... (860) 832-3084Cell Phone ........................................................... N/AE-Mail Address ................................................... TBAWebsite .............................. www.ccsubluedevils.com

SAN FRANCISCOFullerton, Calif.: Sept. 20 (Crowne Plaza Volleyball Classic)Location .................................... San Francisco, Calif.Founded ............................................................ 1855Enrollment ........................................................ 8,000President ......................... Fr. Stephen A. Privett, S.J.Athletic Director ........................... Debra Gore-MannNickname ........................................................... DonsColors .............................................. Green and GoldConference ............................................. West CoastHome Arena (Cap) ......... War Memorial Gym (5,300)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ............................................ Gilad DoronAlma Mater .......................................... Temple, 2000Record (Years at San Francisco) ............. 17-13 (1)Career Record (Years) ............................... 63-57 (4)Assistant Coaches Dan Fisher, Samantha HastingsOffi ce Phone .................................... (415) 422-2908

2007 Overall Record ........................................ 17-132007 Conference Record (Place) ............... 6-8 (5th)Postseason ...................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................ 9/5Starters Returning/Lost .......................... 4+libero /2Newcomers ............................................................. 6Series with Cal .................................. Cal leads, 33-0

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ..................................... Ryan McCraryOffi ce Phone .................................... (415) 422-6162Offi ce Fax ......................................... (415) 422-2929Cell Phone ........................................................... N/AE-Mail Address .......................... [email protected] ......................................... www.usfdons.com

CAL STATE FULLERTONFullerton, Calif.: Sept. 20 (Crowne Plaza Volleyball Classic)Location ............................................. Fullerton, Calif.Founded ............................................................ 1957Enrollment ...................................................... 37,000President ................................... Dr. Milton A. GordonAthletic Director ..................................... Brian QuinnNickname ......................................................... TitansColors ................................. Navy, Orange and WhiteConference .................................................. Big WestHome Arena (Cap) ............ Titan Gymnasium (4,000)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach .............................. Carolyn ZimmermanAlma Mater .................................... Pepperdine, 1992Record (Years at Cal State Fullerton) .... 73-104 (6)Career Record (Years) ............................. 73-104 (6)Assistant Coaches ........ Vinh Nguyen, Mitch KallickOffi ce Phone .................................... (714) 278-7751

2007 Overall Record ........................................ 15-152007 Conference Record (Place) ............. 7-9 (t-5th)Postseason ...................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................ 8/5Starters Returning/Lost ........................... 4+libero/2Newcomers ............................................................. 7Series with Cal .................................... Cal leads, 4-1

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ................................ Michael GreenleeOffi ce Phone .................................... (714) 278-3081Offi ce Fax ......................................... (714) 278-3141Cell Phone ........................................................... N/AE-Mail Address ................. [email protected] ................................ www.fullertontitans.com

NOTRE DAMEMinneapolis, Minn.: Sept. 13 (Diet Coke Classic)Location .......................................... Notre Dame, Ind.Founded ............................................................ 1842Enrollment ...................................................... 11,417President ...................... Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C.Athletic Director ................................ Jack SwarbrickNickname .............................................. Fighting IrishColors ................................................. Gold and BlueConference ................................................... Big EastHome Arena (Cap) ................. Joyce Center (11,418)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ........................................ Debbie BrownAlma Mater ................................. Arizona State, 1982Record (Years at Notre Dame) ............ 407-149 (17)Career Record (Years) ......................... 524-232 (23)Assistant Coaches ... Greg Smith, Matthew BotsfordOffi ce Phone .................................... (574) 631-4840

2007 Overall Record ........................................ 15-132007 Conference Record (Place) ............... 9-5 (4th)Postseason ...................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ........................................ NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .......................... 11/2Starters Returning/Lost ........................... 4+libero/2Newcomers ............................................................. 4Series with Cal .................................... Cal leads, 2-1

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ........................................ Alan GeorgeOffi ce Phone .................................... (574) 631-3397Offi ce Fax ......................................... (574) 631-7941Cell Phone ........................................ (574) 340-3977E-Mail Address ............................ [email protected] ................................................ www.und.com



OREGONHaas Pavilion: Sept. 26 / Eugene, Ore.: Nov. 28Location ................................................. Eugene, Ore.Founded ............................................................. 1876Enrollment ....................................................... 20,394President ....................................... Dave FrohnmayerAthletic Director ..................................... Pat KilkennyNickname .......................................................... DucksColors ............... Thunder Green and Lightning YellowConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) ................ McArthur Court (9,087)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ............................................... Jim MooreAlma Mater .......................... Long Beach State, 1980Record (Years at Oregon) .......................... 51-41 (3)Career Record (Years) .......................... 403-197 (19)Assistant Coaches ............... Tina Johnson-Lockhart, Stacy MetroOffi ce Phone ..................................... (541) 346-5410

2007 Overall Record ......................................... 22-112007 Conference Record (Place) ................ 9-9 (4th)Postseason ....................... NCAA Regional Semifi nalFinal AVCA Ranking ......................................... No. 9Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................... 10/1Starters Returning/Lost ............................ 6+libero/1Newcomers .............................................................. 2Series with Cal ................................. Cal leads, 45-13

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ....................................... Geoff ThurnerOffi ce Phone ..................................... (541) 346-2250Offi ce Fax .......................................... (541) 346-5449Cell Phone ......................................... (541) 915-0031E-Mail Address ...................... [email protected] ......................................... www.goducks.com

WASHINGTONSeattle, Wash.: Oct. 3 / Haas Pavilion: Nov. 2Location ............................................... Corvallis, Ore.Founded ............................................................. 1861Enrollment ....................................................... 40,218President ......................................... Dr. Mark EmmertAthletic Director ............................... Scott WoodwardNickname ....................................................... HuskiesColors ............................................... Purple and GoldConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) .. Bank of America Arena (10,000)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ....................................... Jim McLaughlinAlma Mater .......................... UC Santa Barbara, 1985Record (Years at Washington) ................ 170-49 (7)Career Record (Years) .......................... 394-167 (18)Assistant Coaches ...................... Leslie Tuiasosopo, Jose GandaraOffi ce Phone ..................................... (206) 616-9060

2007 Overall Record ........................................... 27-42007 Conference Record (Place) ............. 15-3 (2nd)Postseason ............................. NCAA Second RoundFinal AVCA Ranking ....................................... No. 10Letterwinners Returning/Lost ............................. 9/5Starters Returning/Lost ....................................... 3/3Newcomers .............................................................. 5Series with Cal ................... Washington leads, 28-21

Sports InformationVolleyball SID .................................... Andrea ChaknisOffi ce Phone ..................................... (206) 685-3120Offi ce Fax .......................................... (206) 543-5000Cell Phone ............................................................ N/AE-Mail Address .......... [email protected] ...................................... www.gohuskies.com

ARIZONA STATEHaas Pavilion: Oct. 10 / Tempe, Ariz.: Nov. 8Location .................................................. Tempe, Ariz.Founded ............................................................. 1885Enrollment ....................................................... 63,278President ......................................... Dr. Michael CrowAthletic Director .......................................... Lisa LoveNickname ................................................... Sun DevilsColors ............................................. Maroon and GoldConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) ......... Wells Fargo Arena (14,198)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ......................................... Jason WatsonAlma Mater ................................................ BYU, 1995Record (Years at Arizona State) ................ First yearCareer Record (Years) ................................ 74-18 (3)Assistant Coach ............................... Brent AlderidgeOffi ce Phone ..................................... (480) 965-2035

2007 Overall Record ......................................... 15-162007 Conference Record (Place) ............... 7-11 (7th)Postseason ....................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ......................................... NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................. 7/7Starters Returning/Lost ....................................... 3/2Newcomers .............................................................. 6Series with Cal ................. Arizona State leads, 27-21

Sports InformationVolleyball SID .......................................... Kerry HoweOffi ce Phone ..................................... (480) 965-1237Offi ce Fax .......................................... (480) 965-5408Cell Phone ......................................... (480) 254-8345E-Mail Address ......................... [email protected] ................................... www.thesundevils.com

OREGON STATEHaas Pavilion: Sept. 28 / Corvallis, Ore.: Nov. 26Location ............................................... Corvallis, Ore.Founded ............................................................. 1868Enrollment ....................................................... 19,700President ........................................... Dr. Edward RayAthletic Director ................................. Bob De CarolisNickname ....................................................... BeaversColors ............................................ Orange and BlackConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) ................. Gill Coliseum (10,400)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ...................................... Taras LiskevychAlma Mater ............................................ Loyola, 1970Record (Years at Oregon State) ................ 24-57 (3)Career Record (Years) .......................... 291-141 (12)Assistant Coaches ..... Mark Barnard, Laura BenzingOffi ce Phone ..................................... (541) 737-7490

2007 Overall Record ......................................... 10-202007 Conference Record (Place) .............. 3-15 (9th)Postseason ....................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ......................................... NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................... 11/3Starters Returning/Lost ............................ 5+libero/2Newcomers .............................................................. 2Series with Cal ................................. Cal leads, 35-17

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ................................. Melody StockwellOffi ce Phone ..................................... (541) 737-8588Offi ce Fax .......................................... (541) 737-3072Cell Phone ......................................... (541) 230-4482E-Mail Address .. [email protected] .................................... www.osubeavers.com

WASHINGTON STATEPullman, Wash.: Oct. 4 / Haas Pavilion: Oct. 31Location ............................................. Pullman, Wash.Founded ............................................................. 1890Enrollment ....................................................... 23,000President ....................................... Dr. Elson S. FloydAthletic Director .......................................... Jim SterkNickname ...................................................... CougarsColors ............................................ Crimson and GrayConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) ...................... Bohler Gym (3,000)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ........................................ Andrew PalileoAlma Mater ............................... Crown College, 1991Record (Years at Washington State) ......... First yearCareer Record (Years) ........................... 239-141 (11)Assistant Coaches ..... Brian Lamppa, TeAna TramelOffi ce Phone ..................................... (509) 335-0277

2007 Overall Record ......................................... 10-222007 Conference Record (Place) ............ 1-17 (10th)Postseason ....................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ......................................... NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............................. 8/3Starters Returning/Lost ............................ 2+libero/3Newcomers .............................................................. 4Series with Cal ................................. Cal leads, 28-22

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ....................................... Linda ChalichOffi ce Phone ..................................... (509) 335-0268Offi ce Fax .......................................... (509) 335-0267Cell Phone ......................................... (509) 432-3263E-Mail Address ................................ [email protected] ................................... www.wsucougars.com

ARIZONAHaas Pavilion: Oct. 11 / Tucson, Ariz.: Nov. 7Location ................................................. Tucson, Ariz.Founded ............................................................. 1885Enrollment ....................................................... 35,400President ...................................... Dr. Robert SheltonAthletic Director .................................. Jim LivengoodNickname ...................................................... WildcatsColors ........................................... Cardinal and NavyConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) ............... McKale Center (14,545)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach ............................................ David RubioAlma Mater ...................... Cal State Northridge, 1982Record (Years at Arizona) .................... 305-175 (16)Career Record (Years) .......................... 427-241 (21)Assistant Coaches ....... Steve Walker, Allison NapierOffi ce Phone ..................................... (520) 621-4885

2007 Overall Record ......................................... 14-172007 Conference Record (Place) .............. 4-14 (8th)Postseason ....................................................... NoneFinal AVCA Ranking ......................................... NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ........................... 11/4Starters Returning/Lost ....................................... 3/2Newcomers .............................................................. 5Series with Cal .......................... Arizona leads, 32-14

Sports InformationVolleyball SID .................................. Charles RenningOffi ce Phone ..................................... (520) 621-4163Offi ce Fax .......................................... (520) 621-2681Cell Phone ............................................................ N/AE-Mail Address ............... [email protected] .............................. www.arizonaathletics.com



STANFORDStanford, Calif.: Oct. 19 / Haas Pavilion: Nov. 14Location .............................................. Stanford, Calif.Founded ............................................................. 1891Enrollment ....................................................... 13,198President ........................................... John HennessyAthletic Director .................................... Bob BowlsbyNickname ....................................................... CardinalColors .......................................... Cardinal and WhiteConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) ............... Maples Pavilion (7,233)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach .......................................... John DunningAlma Mater ............................. San Diego State, 1973Record (Years at Stanford) ...................... 208-33 (7)Career Record (Years) .......................... 645-135 (23)Assistant Coaches . Denise Corlett, Jason Mansfi eldOffi ce Phone ..................................... (650) 724-7654

2007 Overall Record ........................................... 32-32007 Conference Record (Place) ............... 16-2 (1st)Postseason ..................................... 2nd, NCAA FinalFinal AVCA Ranking ......................................... No. 2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................... 10/2Starters Returning/Lost ............................ 5+libero/2Newcomers .............................................................. 3Series with Cal ........................... Stanford leads, 61-6

Sports InformationVolleyball SID .................................. Kendall JohnsonOffi ce Phone ..................................... (650) 723-0996Offi ce Fax .......................................... (650) 725-2957Cell Phone ......................................... (206) 214-5583E-Mail Address ....................... [email protected] ...................................... www.gostanford.com

USCLos Angeles: Oct. 25 / Haas Pavilion: Nov. 22Location .................................................. Los AngelesFounded ............................................................. 1880Enrollment ....................................................... 33,000President ...................................... Dr. Steven SampleAthletic Director ..................................... Mike GarrettNickname ............................. Trojans / Women of TroyColors ............................................ Cardinal and GoldConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) ................. Galen Center (10,258)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach .............................................. Mick HaleyAlma Mater ........................................ Ball State, 1965Record (Years at USC) ............................. 187-32 (7)Career Record (Years) ....................... 960-220-1 (31)Assistant Coaches ........ Cookie Stevens, Tim NollanOffi ce Phone ..................................... (213) 740-4151

2007 Overall Record ........................................... 29-52007 Conference Record (Place) .............. 14-4 (3rd)Postseason .............. NCAA Championship Semifi nalFinal AVCA Ranking ......................................... No. 3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................... 10/8Starters Returning/Lost ............................ 4+libero/3Newcomers .............................................................. 6Series with Cal ................................. USC leads, 40-8

Sports InformationVolleyball SID .................................... Jason PommierOffi ce Phone ..................................... (213) 740-3807Offi ce Fax .......................................... (213) 740-7584Cell Phone ......................................... (213) 725-3529E-Mail Address ............................. [email protected] ...................................... www.usctrojans.com

UCLALos Angeles: Oct. 24 / Haas Pavilion: Nov. 21Location .................................................. Los AngelesFounded ............................................................. 1919Enrollment ....................................................... 38,000Chancellor .......................................... Dr. Gene BlockAthletic Director ................................... Dan GuerreroNickname .......................................................... BruinsColors .................................................. Blue and GoldConference ...................................................... Pac-10Home Arena (Cap) ................ Pauley Pavilion (4,500)

Volleyball InformationHead Coach .................................. Andy BanachowskiAlma Mater ............................................. UCLA, 1968Record (Years at UCLA) .................... 1,060-281 (41)Career Record (Years) ....................... 1,060-281 (41)Assistant Coaches .............. Kim Jagd, Dan ConnersOffi ce Phone ..................................... (310) 206-6839

2007 Overall Record ......................................... 23-112007 Conference Record (Place) .............. 9-9 (t-5th)Postseason .............................. NCAA Regional FinalFinal AVCA Ranking ......................................... No. 7Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................... 11/4Starters Returning/Lost ............................ 5+libero/1Newcomers ............................................................ 10Series with Cal ............................... UCLA leads, 51-2

Sports InformationVolleyball SID ................................... James YbiernasOffi ce Phone ..................................... (310) 206-8123Offi ce Fax .......................................... (310) 825-8664Cell Phone ......................................... (818) 635-8873E-Mail Address ................ [email protected] ...................................... www.uclabruins.com



58 2008 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS VolS

PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE

Entering the 2008-09 season, the Pacifi c-10 Conference continues to uphold its tradition as the “Conference of Cham-

pions.”® Pac-10 members have claimed an incredible 159 NCAA team titles over the past 18 seasons, for an average of more than eight championships per academic year.

Even more impressive is the breadth of the Pac-10’s success, as those 159 team titles have come in 26 different men’s and women’s sports. The Pac-10 has led the nation in NCAA Championships 42 of the last 48 years and fi nished second fi ve times.

Spanning nearly a century of outstanding athletics achievement, the Pac-10 has captured 372 NCAA titles (259 men’s, 113 women’s), far outdistancing the runner-up Big Ten Confer-ence’s 217 titles.

The Pac-10 captured 13 NCAA titles in 2007-08 to lead the nation, fi nishing just one shy of the all-time Division I record of 14 titles, set by the Pac-10 in 1996-97. It should be noted that the Pac-10 total does not include CALI-FORNIA’s national championship in men’s rugby or STANFORD’s national championship in women’s synchronized swimming, as they are not counted as NCAA titles. The Pac-10 led the nation with the most NCAA titles in women’s sports with eight.

Individually, the Conference has produced an impressive number of NCAA men’s indi-vidual champions as well, claiming 1,162 NCAA individual crowns.

Since the NCAA began conducting women’s championships 27 years ago, Pac-10 members have claimed at least four national titles in a single season on 19 occasions. Overall, the Pac-10 has captured 113 NCAA women’s crowns, easily outdistancing the SEC, which is second with 72. Pac-10 members have dominated a number of sports, winning 20 softball titles, 18 tennis crowns, 13 of the last 18 volleyball titles, 12 of the last 19 trophies in golf and 10 in swim-ming and diving.

Pac-10 women ath-letes shine nationally on an individual basis as well, having cap-tured an unmatched 511 NCAA individual titles, an average of more than 18 cham-pions per season.

The Pac-10 spon-sors 11 men’s sports and 11 women’s sports. Additionally, the Conference is a member of the Moun-tain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) in four other men’s sports and two other women’s sports.

PAC-10 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

There is little argument that the Pacifi c-10 Conference is the nation’s strongest in the sport of women’s volleyball. Since the beginning of the NCAA Volleyball Cham-pionships in 1981, a Pac-10 institution has won the national title 13 times, and fi nished as runner-up on an additional 12 occasions.

Only one conference in the nation has sent each of its members to at least one NCAA Tournament - the Pac-10. The con-ference has routinely sent four or more representatives each season to the NCAA Tournament, topped by eight participants in 2002. Five NCAA Championship matches have featured Pac-10 teams battling each other for the national crown.

Pac-10 volleyball history dates back to 1986, when the Conference began sponsoring women’s athletics. Since then, over 85 Pac-10 athletes have garnered All-America honors from the American Vol-leyball Coaches Association (AVCA). Those individuals have collected over 140 All-America certifi cates, including eight AVCA National Player of the Year winners.

Cal has made 11 NCAA Tournament appearances (1982, ‘83, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ’06 and ‘07), making the round of 16 for the fi rst time in school history in 2003, and again in 2006 and 2007. The trip in 2007 yielded the best result yet as the Bears advanced to the NCAA champion-ship semifi nal for the fi rst time in school history. Cal also fi nished fi fth in the 1991 National Invitational Volleyball Champion-ship (NIVC), and was 10th at the 1981 AIAW National Championship.

PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE

1350 Treat Boulevard, Suite 500Walnut Creek, Calif. 94597-8853

Phone: (925) 932-4411Fax: (925) 932-4601

www.Pac-10.org

Commissioner: Thomas C. HansenAssociate Commissioner, Administration

and Women’s Basketball Administration: Christine Hoyles

Associate Commissioner, Communications and Football Administration: Jim Muldoon

Associate Commissioner, Electronic Communications: Duane Lindberg

Associate Commissioner, Compliance: Mike Matthews

Associate Commissioner, Business and Finance: Scott Sabatino

Associate Commissioner, Governance and Enforcement: Ron Barker

Associate Commissioner, Olympic Sports and Student-Athlete Programs: Chris Dawson

Assistant Commissioner, Communications and Men’s Basketball Administration: Dave Hirsch

Assistant Commissioner, Communications: Bri Niemi

Assistant Commissioner, Governance and Enforcement: Tammy Newman

Assistant Commissioner, Compliance: Erik Price

Assistant Commissioner, Championships: Heather Perry

Assistant Commissioner, Business and Finance: Kathy Lynch

Assistant Commissioner, Offi ce Management: Pat Cesnik

Director of Video & Internet Operations: Kristina Case

Assistant Director of Business and Finance: Lina Diaz

Coordinator of Football Offi ciating: Dave CutaiaDirector of Instant Replay: Verle SorgenCoordinator of Men’s Basketball Offi ciating:

Bill McCabeCoordinator of Women’s Basketball Offi ciating:

Gooch FosterCoordinator of Women’s Volleyball Offi ciating:

Charlie BrownCoordinator of Baseball Offi ciating:

Dan PedersenCoordinator of Softball Offi ciating:

Joanne VendittoCommunications Interns: Maggie Emmons,

Gina VerlengiereAdministrative Fellow: Nicole GoyetteChampionships Programs Manager: Kris BerndtHistorian: Wiles HallockAdministrative Assistants: Wendy Heredia,

Felicia McDaniel, Pat Ricks, Michelle Zumalt

2008 COMCAST SPORTSNET WEST SCHEDULE

Day/Date Match Time local to siteFri., Oct. 10 Arizona State at California 7:00 p.m.Fri., Oct. 31 Washington State at California 7:00 p.m.Fri., Nov. 14 Stanford at California 7:00 p.m.

FOX SPORTS NET 2008 PAC-10 TELEVISION SCHEDULE

Day/Date Match Time local to siteSat., Sept. 27 Washington State at Arizona State 3:00 p.m.Sun., Oct. 5 Stanford at Washington 12:30 p.m.Sun., Oct. 12 Oregon State at Oregon 12:30 p.m.Sun., Oct. 19 California at Stanford 12:30 p.m.Fri., Oct. 24 Stanford at USC 8:00 p.m.Sun., Oct. 26 Stanford at UCLA 12:30 p.m.Sun., Nov. 2 Arizona at Arizona State 1:30 p.m.Sun., Nov. 9 UCLA at Washington 1:00 p.m.Sun., Nov. 16 Washington at Oregon 12:30 p.m.Sat., Nov. 22 USC at California *5:00 p.m.Fri., Nov. 28 USC at UCLA 3:00 p.m.




MEDIA OUTLETSPRINT

Associated Press303 2nd Street, Suite 680 NorthSan Francisco, CA 94107Sports Editor: Greg BeachamE-mail: [email protected]: (415) 495-1708Fax: (415) 495-4967Website: www.ap.org

BAY AREA NEWS GROUPContra Costa Times/Oakland TribuneP.O. Box 5088Walnut Creek, CA 94596Sports Editor: Tom BarnidgeBeat: Jonathan OkanesE-mail: [email protected]: (925) 943-8261Fax: (925) 930-6150Website: www.cctimes.com,www.oaklandtribune.com

Daily Californian (Student)Sports EditorEshleman HallBerkeley, CA 94720E-mail: [email protected]: (510) 548-8300Fax: (510) 849-2803Website: www.dailycal.org

San Jose Mercury-News750 Ridder Park Dr.San Jose, CA 95131Sports Editor: Bud GeracieE-mail: [email protected]: (408) 920-5354Fax: (408) 920-5244Website: www.mercurynews.com

Santa Rosa Press-DemocratP.O. Box 569Santa Rosa, CA 95402Sports Editor: James BargerE-mail: [email protected]: (707) 526-8500Fax: (707) 521-5283Website: www.pressdemocrat.com

TELEVISIONKGO-TV (ABC, Channel 7)Larry Beil, Mike Shumann900 Front St.San Francisco, CA 94111(415) 954-7934Fax: 956-6402www.kgo.com

KNTV-TV (NBC, Channel 11)Raj Mathai, Daryl Hawks2450 N. First StreetSan Jose, CA 95131(408) 286-1111Fax: 286-1530www.nbc11.com

2008 MEDIA OUTLETS/PAC-10 SCHEDULE

Fri., Sept. 26WASHINGTON STATE at ARIZONA*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON at ARIZONA STATE*, 7 p.m.OREGON at CALIFORNIA*, 7 p.m.OREGON STATE at STANFORD*, 7 p.m.UCLA at USC*, 7 p.m.

Sat., Sept. 27WASHINGTON at ARIZONA*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON STATE at ARIZONA STATE*,

3 p.m. (FSN)OREGON at STANFORD*, 7 p.m.

Sun., Sept. 28OREGON STATE at CALIFORNIA*, 1 p.m.

Wed., Oct. 1ARIZONA STATE at ARIZONA*, 7 p.m.

Fri., Oct. 3CALIFORNIA at WASHINGTON*, 7 p.m.UCLA at OREGON*, 7 p.m.USC at OREGON STATE*, 7 p.m.STANFORD at WASHINGTON STATE*, 7 p.m.

Sat., Oct. 4CALIFORNIA at WASHINGTON STATE*,

7 p.m.USC at OREGON*, 7 p.m.UCLA at OREGON STATE*, 7 p.m.

Sun., Oct. 5STANFORD at WASHINGTON*, 12:30 p.m.

(FSN)

Fri., Oct. 10ARIZONA at STANFORD*, 7 p.m.ARIZONA STATE at CALIFORNIA*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON at UCLA*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON STATE at USC*, 7 p.m.

Sat., Oct. 11ARIZONA at CALIFORNIA*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON STATE at UCLA*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON at USC, 7 p.m.

Marin Independent-Journal150 Alameda del PradoNovato, CA 94948Sports Editor: Dave AllenE-mail: [email protected]: (415) 382-7298Fax: (415) 883-5458Website: www.marinij.com

Napa Valley Register1615 Second St.Napa, CA 94559Sports Editor: Randy JohnsonE-mail: [email protected]: (707) 256-2222Fax: (707) 224-3963Website: www.napavalleyregister.com

San Francisco Chronicle901 Mission St.San Francisco, CA 94103Sports Editor: Glenn SchwarzBeat: Rusty SimmonsE-mail: [email protected]: (415) 777-7201Fax: (415) 543-3754Website: www.sfgate.com

San Francisco Examiner450 Mission St.San Francisco, CA 94105Sports Editor: Steve DrumwrightColumnist: Glenn DickeyE-mail: [email protected]: (415) 359-2728Fax: (415) 359-2766Website: www.examiner.com

Sun., Oct. 12ARIZONA STATE at STANFORD*, 2 p.m.OREGON STATE at OREGON*, 12:30 p.m.

(FSN)

Fri., Oct. 17UCLA at ARIZONA*, 7 p.m.USC at ARIZONA STATE*, 7 p.m.OREGON at WASHINGTON*, 7 p.m.OREGON STATE at WASHINGTON STATE*,

7 p.m.

Sat., Oct. 18UCLA at ARIZONA STATE*, 7 p.m.

Sun., Oct. 19CALIFORNIA at STANFORD*, 12:30 p.m.

(FSN)USC at ARIZONA*, 1 p.m.OREGON at WASHINGTON STATE*, 1 p.m.OREGON STATE at WASHINGTON*, 7 p.m.

Fri., Oct. 24ARIZONA at OREGON STATE*, 7 p.m.ARIZONA STATE at OREGON*, 7 p.m.CALIFORNIA at UCLA*, 7 p.m.STANFORD at USC*, 8 p.m. (FSN)WASHINGTON STATE at WASHINGTON*,

7 p.m.

Sat., Oct. 25ARIZONA at OREGON*, 7 p.m.ARIZONA STATE at OREGON STATE*, 7 p.m.CALIFORNIA at USC*, 7 p.m.

Sun., Oct. 26STANFORD at UCLA*, 12:30 p.m. (FSN)

Fri., Oct. 31WASHINGTON STATE at CALIFORNIA*,

7 p.m.OREGON at USC*, 7 p.m.OREGON STATE at UCLA*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON at STANFORD*, 7 p.m.

Fri., Nov. 21OREGON at ARIZONA*, 7 p.m.OREGON STATE at ARIZONA STATE*, 7 p.m.USC at STANFORD*, 7 p.m.UCLA at CALIFORNIA*, 5 p.m.WASHINGTON at WASHINGTON STATE*,

7 p.m.

Sat., Nov. 22OREGON at ARIZONA STATE*, 7 p.m.UCLA at STANFORD*, 7 p.m.USC at CALIFORNIA*, 5 p.m. (FSN)

Sun., Nov. 23OREGON STATE at ARIZONA*, 12 p.m.

Wed., Nov. 26CALIFORNIA at OREGON STATE*, 4:30 p.m.STANFORD at OREGON*, 7 p.m.

Fri., Nov. 28ARIZONA at WASHINGTON*, 7 p.m.ARIZONA STATE at WASHINGTON STATE*,

7 p.m.CALIFORNIA at OREGON*, 7 p.m.STANFORD at OREGON STATE*, 7 p.m.USC at UCLA*, TBA (FSN)

Sat., Nov. 29ARIZONA at WASHINGTON STATE*, 7 p.m.ARIZONA STATE at WASHINGTON*, 7 p.m.

Thurs. - Sun., Dec. 4 - 7NCAA First and Second Rounds

Thurs. - Sun., Dec. 11-14NCAA Regionals

Thurs. - Sat., Dec. 18-20NCAA Championships

All times listed are local to site and subject to change.

2008 PAC-10 COMPOSITE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

KPIX-TV (CBS, Channel 5)Dennis O’Donnell, Kim Coyle855 Battery St.San Francisco, CA 94111(415) 765-8776Fax: 765-8973www.cbs5.com

KRON-TV (Channel 4)Gary Radnich, Vernon Glenn1001 Van NessSan Francisco, CA 94109(415) 561-8981Fax: 561-8136www.kron.com

KTVU-TV (FOX, Channel 2)Mark Ibanez, Joe Fonzi,Fred InglisNo. 2, Jack London SquareOakland, CA 94607(510) 874-0242Fax: 451-2610www.ktvu.com

RADIOKGO Radio (810 AM) – FlagshipRich Walcoff, Larry Kruger900 Front St.San Francisco, CA 94111(415) 954-8142Fax: 954-8686www.kgo.com

KALX Radio (90.7 FM) (Student)Sports Director26 Barrows Hall #5650Berkeley, CA 94720(510) 642-1111Fax: 642-9715kalx.berkeley.edu

KCBS Radio (740 AM)Hal Ramey, Steve Bitker,Dave Lewis865 Battery StreetSan Francisco, CA 94111(415) 765-4062Fax: 765-4080www.kcbs.com

KNBR Radio (680 AM/1050 AM)Hosts: Brian Murphy, Rod Brooks,Paul McCaffrey, Gary Radnich,Tom Fitzgerald, Ralph Barbieri,Tom Tolbert, Damon Bruce55 Hawthorne St.San Francisco, CA 94105(415) 995-6808 (KNBR 680)(415) 864-1050 (KNBR 1050)Fax: 995-6835www.knbr.com

Sat., Nov. 1OREGON at UCLA*, 7 p.m.

Sun., Nov. 2ARIZONA at ARIZONA STATE*, TBA (FSN)WASHINGTON at CALIFORNIA*, 1 p.m.OREGON STATE at USC*, TBDWASHINGTON STATE at STANFORD*, 2 p.m.

Fri., Nov. 7CALIFORNIA at ARIZONA*, 7 p.m.STANFORD at ARIZONA STATE*, 7 p.m.OREGON at OREGON STATE*, 7 p.m.UCLA at WASHINGTON STATE*, 7 p.m.USC at WASHINGTON*, 7 p.m.

Sat., Nov. 8STANFORD at ARIZONA*, 7 p.m.CALIFORNIA at ARIZONA STATE*, 7 p.m.

Sun., Nov. 9UCLA at WASHINGTON*, TBA (FSN)USC at WASHINGTON STATE*, 1 p.m.

Fri., Nov. 14ARIZONA at USC*, 7 p.m.ARIZONA STATE at UCLA*, 7 p.m.STANFORD at CALIFORNIA*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON STATE at OREGON*, 7 p.m.WASHINGTON at OREGON STATE*, 7 p.m.

Sat., Nov. 15ARIZONA at UCLA*, 7 p.m.ARIZONA STATE at USC*, 7 p.m.

Sun., Nov. 16WASHINGTON at OREGON*, TBA (FSN)WASHINGTON STATE at OREGON STATE*,

2 p.m.



Am’ra SolomonOH 6-0 Sr.Los Angeles, Calif.

Kristin Obermeyer, S 5-9 Fr.Campbell, Calif.

Kat ReillyMH 6-2 Sr.Plano, Texas

Shannon Hawari, MH 6-2 Fr.Plano, Texas

Katherine Gorman, DS/L 5-7 Fr.Los Altos, Calif.

Mindi WileyMH 6-3 Jr.Sonoma, Calif.

Hana CuturaOH 6-3 Jr.Zagreb, Croatia

Meagan SchmittDS/L 5-9 So.Kentfi eld, Calif.

2008 BROADCAST ROSTER

Carli LloydS 5-11 So.Bonsall, Calif.

Kristen KathanDS/L 5-6 Jr.Moraga, Calif.

Morgan BeckOH/MH 6-3 Sr.Coto De Caza, Calif.

Tarah MurreyOH 6-2 Fr.El Cerrito, Calif.

Ashley RoeS/DS 5-10 Fr.Campbell, Calif.

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Chris BigelowAssistant Coach

Matt McShaneAssistant Coach

Rich FellerHead Coach (10th year)

David DantesVolunteer Assistant Coach

Chelsea WhiteDirector of Operations

Carli Lloyd1 2 Kristen Kathan22 Morgan Beck3 43 Tarah Murrey44 Ashley Roe77

Rich Feller Chris BigelowC Matt McShaneM avid DantesD Chelsea WhiteC

Katherine Gorman,17 2 Mindi Wiley212 Hana Cutura26 42 Meagan Schmitt444

Am’ra Solomon8 9 Kristin Obermeyer, 99 Kat Reilly10 11 Shannon Hawari, 141

Oct. 10 Friday Arizona State * 7 p.m.Oct. 11 Saturday Arizona * 7 p.m.Oct. 19 Sunday at Stanford * 12:30 p.m.Oct. 24 Friday at UCLA * 7 p.m.Oct. 25 Saturday at USC * 7 p.m.Oct. 31 Friday Washington State * 7 p.m.Nov. 2 Sunday Washington * 1 p.m.Nov. 7 Friday at Arizona * 7 p.m.Nov. 8 Saturday at Arizona State * 7 p.m.Nov. 14 Friday Stanford * 7 p.m.Nov. 21 Friday UCLA * 5 p.m.Nov. 22 Saturday USC * 5 p.m.Nov. 26 Wednesday at Oregon State * 4:30 p.m.Nov. 28 Friday at Oregon * 7 p.m.

NCAA ChampionshipsDec. 4-6 Thurs-Sun First and Second Rounds TBADec. 12-13 Sat-Sun Regionals (Colorado State, Penn State, Texas, Washington) TBADec. 18 Thursday Semifi nals (Omaha, Neb.) TBADec. 20 Saturday Final (Omaha, Neb.) TBA

* Pacifi c-10 Conference matchBold denotes home matches played at Haas PavilionAll times Pacifi c

2008 CALIFORNIA VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULEDate Day Opponent TimeCal Molten Classic Tournament, Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, Calif.Aug. 29 Friday St. John’s 7 p.m.Aug. 30 Saturday St. John’s vs. UC Santa Barbara 1 p.m.Aug. 31 Sunday UC Santa Barbara 1 p.m.

Golden Bear Invitational, Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, Calif.Sept. 5 Friday DePaul vs. UC Riverside 4:30 p.m. James Madison 7 p.m.Sept. 6 Saturday James Madison vs. UC Riverside 12 p.m. DePaul 12 p.m. James Madison vs. DePaul 4:30 p.m. UC Riverside 7 p.m.

Diet Coke Classic Volleyball Tournament,Sports Pavilion, Minneapolis, Minn.Sept. 12 Friday at Minnesota 5:30 p.m.Sept. 13 Saturday vs. Notre Dame 3 p.m.Sept. 14 Sunday vs. Cal Poly 10 a.m.

Crowne Plaza Volleyball Classic, Titan Gym, Fullerton, Calif.Sept. 19 Friday vs. Central Connecticut State 4 p.m.Sept. 20 Saturday vs. San Francisco 10 a.m. at Cal State Fullerton 7 p.m.

Sept. 26 Friday Oregon * 7 p.m.Sept. 28 Sunday Oregon State * 1 p.m.Oct. 3 Friday at Washington * 7 p.m.Oct. 4 Saturday at Washington State * 7 p.m.

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2008 california volleyball information guide

Documents

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