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^ Mizzou continues its 2017 non-conference schedule this weekend (Sept. 1-2) in Boise, Idaho, for the Boise State Invitational. The Tigers will be joined by Sacramento State, No. 10 BYU and host Boise State.

^ Similar to its season-opening trip at the Culver’s Governors Challenge (Aug. 25-26), Mizzou will face another strong field of competition this coming weekend inside Bronco Gym. Leading the way is BYU, who advanced to the Sweet 16 in last year’s NCAA Tournament. The Cougars finished 29-4 overall last season, en route to a West Coast Conference championship. Boise State recorded an impressive 26-7 overall record in 2016, also claiming top honors in its respective conference (Mountain West). The Broncos advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, losing to eventual 2016 National Champions, Stanford. Sacramento State also finished in first place within its conference (Big Sky), tallying a 20-12 overall record a season ago.

^ The Tigers produced a .500 (2-2) record last weekend in Clarksville, Tenn., earning victories over Marshall and Middle Tennessee, while falling in five-set heartbreakers to Northern Iowa and host Austin Peay.

^ Despite the disappointing tournament finale last Saturday, Mizzou accumulated impressive individual and team statistics over its two-day stretch at the Culver’s Governors Challenge. Collectively, the Tigers’ 219 assists, 231 kills, 41.5 total blocks and 24 service aces all rank first in the Southeastern Conference. Nationally, those team numbers rank second, fifth, seventh and 17th, respectively.

^ Individually, freshman Leketor Member-Meneh stole the show for Mizzou, producing 70 kills (3.89 per set) on .305 hitting with 38 digs, seven total blocks and 75.5 points. The St. Louis, Mo., native tallied 22 kills in her Tigers debut (vs. Marshall) and matched her lofty career-high again three matches later (at Austin Peay).

^ Within the SEC, Member-Meneh ranks first in points and total kills. Nationally, her 70 kills ranks second, while her 75.5 points places fifth.

^ Three more Tigers, redshirt senior Kira Larson, senior Courtney Eckenrode and junior Alyssa Munlyn, also rank atop SEC statistical rankings. Larson was lights out with her serving game, as her nine aces ranks first in the conference. Finally, Eckenrode’s 158 total assists and Munlyn’s 19 total blocks are the current standard in their respective SEC rankings.

^ Munlyn and fellow middle blocker, redshirt freshman Kayla Caffey, were outstanding over Mizzou’s season-opening tournament.The Tigers duo each recorded 30-plus kills on .400-plus hitting, while Munlyn finished with 19 total blocks (four solo/1.06 per set) and Caffey tallied 13 total blocks (team-leading five solo/0.72 per set).

VS2-2 0-0AVCA rank : RV NCAA RPI rank : - -Head Coach: Wayne Kreklow (18th year) 260-130 (.667) record at MIZ

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VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES

2017 SCHEDULE

Boise, Idaho

All Day

Bronco Gym (1,400)

FloVolleyball.TV

StatBroadcast.com

MATCH

5-7

Sacramento State

DATE OPPONENT SCORE / TIME (CT)

Aug. 25 Marshall % W, 3-2

Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee % W, 3-0

Aug. 26 Northern Iowa % L, 3-2

Aug. 26 Austin Peay % L, 3-2

Sept. 1 Sacramento State ^ 12 pm

Sept. 1 (#10) BYU ^ 6:30 pm

Sept. 2 Boise State ^ 8:30 pm

Sept. 8 Green Bay # 5:30 pm

Sept. 9 (#17) San Diego # 11 am

Sept. 9 (#22) Utah # 8 pm

Sept. 15 Pepperdine + 12 pm

Sept. 15 Nevada + 8:30 pm

Sept. 16 Sacramento State + 12 pm

Sept. 20 (#13) KENTUCKY * 7 pm

Sept. 24 Texas A&M * 12 pm

Sept. 29 Auburn * 7 pm

Oct. 1 Alabama * 1 pm

Oct. 8 OLE MISS * 12 pm

Oct. 13 MISSISSIPPI STATE * 6:30 pm

Oct. 15 Tennessee * 12:30 pm

Oct. 20 GEORGIA * 6:30 pm

Oct. 25 Ole Miss * 7 pm

Oct. 29 Georgia * 12:30 pm

Nov. 3 TEXAS A&M * 6:30 pm

Nov. 5 LSU * 1 pm

Nov. 8 South Carolina * 5 pm

Nov. 12 (#3) Florida * 12 pm

Nov. 17 Mississippi State * 7 pm

Nov. 19 ARKANSAS * 3 pm

Nov. 22 ALABAMA * 7 pm

Nov. 25 (#3) FLORIDA * 1:30 pm

Bold denotes home match

% Culvers Governors Challenge (Clarksville, Tenn.)

^ Boise State Invitational (Boise, Idaho)

# Utah Classic (Salt Lake City, Utah)

+ Nevada Tournament (Reno, Nev.)

* SEC match

TIGERS HEAD WEST FOR BOISE STATE INVITATIONAL

MIZZOU TIGERSKILLS .......................................................................231

ERRORS ...................................................................71

ATTACKS ...............................................................569

HIT % ......................................................................281

KILLS / SET ........................................................12.83

ASSISTS ................................................................219

ASSISTS / SET .................................................12.17

ACES .........................................................................24

DIGS ........................................................................240

DIGS / SET .........................................................13.33

BLOCKS SOLO ......................................................17

BLOCKS ASSIST ..................................................49

TOTAL BLOCKS .................................................41.5

BLOCKS / SET ....................................................2.31

Leketor Member-Meneh // Fr. // OHs 2017 Culver’s Governors Challenge All-Tournament Teams 70 kills (3.89/set) on .305 hitting

MATCH BREAKDOWN PREMIER TIGER

OPPONENTKILLS ............................................................................0

ERRORS ......................................................................0

ATTACKS ....................................................................0

HIT % ......................................................................000

KILLS / SET ............................................................0.0

ASSISTS .....................................................................0

ASSISTS / SET .....................................................0.0

ACES ............................................................................0

DIGS .............................................................................0

DIGS / SET .............................................................0.0

BLOCKS SOLO .........................................................0

BLOCKS ASSIST .....................................................0

TOTAL BLOCKS .......................................................0

BLOCKS / SET ......................................................0.0

PREVIEW/SCHEDULE

3-0 No. 10 BYU

2-1 Boise State

QUICK FACTS/ROSTER

QUICK FACTS

Location _____________________ Columbia, Mo.Founded: ____________________________1839Enrollment: ________________________ 35,441Nickname: __________________________ TigersColors: ____________________Old Gold and BlackArena: ______________________ Hearnes CenterConference: ____________________Southeastern2016 Record: _________________________ 27-6SEC Record (Conf. Finish): ___________ 16-2 (T-1st)Starters Returning / Lost: ________________ 4 / 3Lettermen Returning / Lost: _______________ 9 / 5Newcomers ____________________________ 3Final 2016 National Ranking _________16th (AVCA) Mizzou Coaching StaffHead Coach: _________________ Wayne Kreklow Alma Mater ______________________ Drake, ‘80Missouri Record _______ 260-130 / (.667) (13th year)Overall Record: ________ 580-183 / (.761) (18th year)Assistant Coach: __________ Susan Kreklow (18th year)Assistant Coach: ________ Joshua Taylor (1st year)Volunteer Assistant: _______ Molly Taylor (1st year)

Mizzou AdministrationPresident: _________________ Dr. Mun Y. ChoiChancellor: ___________ Alexander CartwrightDirector of Athletics: _____________ Jim SterkDepartment Phone:____________ 573-882-6501Ticket Office Phone: ___________ 573-884-7297

Mizzou Strategic CommunicationsSenior Associate AD: _____________ Nick JoosAssociate AD: ________________ Chad MollerOffice Phone: ________________ 573-882-0712E-Mail: ______________ [email protected] Contact: __________ Andy OldenburgOffice Phone: ________________ 573-882-1645Cell Phone: _________________ 314-954-2400E-Mail: ___________ [email protected] Director: ______________ Kate LakinAssistant Director: __________ Patrick CrawfordAssistant Director: _____________Shawn DavisAssistant Director: _______________ RJ LaytonAssistant Director: ___________ Andrew MelroeDigital Media Specialist: __________ Ali FisherWeb Coordinator: _____________ Kevin FletcherMedia Relations Fax: __________ 573-882-4720

Tigers On Social MediaTwitter: _____________________ @MizzouVBFacebook: _____ Facebook.com/MizzouVolleyballInstagram: ___________________ @MizzouVB

Website: ___________________MUTigers.com

NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL)

1 Melanie Crow Sr. OH 6-1 Wildwood, Mo. (Ole Miss)

2 Leketor Member-Meneh Fr. OH 5-8 St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran South HS)

3 Riley Sents R-So. DS 5-4 Grundy Center, Iowa (Grundy Center HS)

4 Courtney Eckenrode Sr. S 5-9 The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands HS)

5 Ali Kreklow Sr. S 5-9 Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge HS)

6 Paige Perego Jr. OH 6-2 Ballwin, Mo. (Missouri State)

7 Andrea Fuentes Fr. S 5-9 San Juan, Puerto Rico (Baldwin HS)

8 Alyssa Munlyn Jr. MB 6-2 Suwanee, Ga. (North Gwinnett HS)

10 Kira Larson R-Sr. OPP 6-2 Fargo, N.D. (Nebraska)

11 Andie Hanus So. DS 5-8 Omaha, Neb. (Marian HS)

13 Dariana Hollingsworth-Santana Fr. OH/RS 6-1 San Juan, Puerto Rico (Adianez HS)

14 Sydney Deeken Sr. OH 6-1 California, Mo. (California HS)

15 Kayla Caffey R-Fr. MB 6-0 Chicago, Ill. (Mother McAuley HS)

Head Coach: Wayne Kreklow (18th season)

Assistant Coach: Susan Kreklow (18th season)

Assistant Coach: Joshua Taylor (1st season)

Volunteer Assistant Coach: Molly Kreklow (1st season)

ROSTER

s Since Wayne and Susan Kreklow took over the Mizzou Volleyball program in 2000, the Tigers have evolved into one of the most consistent and premier collegiate volleyball programs in the country.

13NCAA Tournament appearances

(2000-07, ‘10-11, ‘13, ‘15-16)

3NCAA Sweet 16 appearances

(2005, ‘10, ‘16)

2SEC Championships

(2013, ‘16)

19AVCA All-Americans

28AVCA All-Region honorees

42All-Conference selections

3Conference Coach of the Year

accolades

1020-plus win seasons

94Weeks ranked inside AVCA Top 25 poll

MIZZOU VOLLEYBALL UNDER THE KREKLOWS

MEMBER-MENEH SHINES IN TIGERS DEBUT AT CULVER’S GOVERNORS CHALLENGE

^ It took only one match for freshman Leketor Member-Meneh to make Southeastern Conference and NCAA headlines, as she exploded for 22 kills against Marshall in her first-ever collegiate match.

^ Overall in Clarksville, Tenn., Member-Meneh led the team in kills (70), kills per set (3.89) and points (75.5). Additionally, she paced the Tigers in single-match kills in all four matches.

^ In her remarkable debut vs. Marshall (22 kills/11 digs), Member-Meneh tallied the first of two double-doubles. Her pair of double-doubles ranks T-2nd overall in the SEC and T-1st among conferecne freshmen.

^ Within SEC individual statstical rankings, Member-Meneh currently places first in total kills (70) and points (75.5).

^ Nationally, those impressive totals rank second and fifth, respectively.

MIZZOU AMONG THE NATION’S BEST SINCE 2000

^ Since Wayne and Susan Kreklow took over at Mizzou in 2000, the Tigers have won 369 matches (.678 winning percentage).

^ Over that 18-season span, Mizzou has averaged over 21 wins a year, been to the NCAA Tournament 13 times and produced 19 AVCA All-Americans.

^ The 369 wins also ranks the Tigers 15th nationally among teams from power conferences since 2000.

^ A breakdown of the winningest Division I Volleyball power conferences programs since 2000 can be found below:

1. Penn State (525) 2. Nebraska (499) 3. Florida (492) 4. Stanford (473) 5. Minnesota (446) 6. USC (442) 7. Washington (425) 8. Texas (417) 9. Louisville (405) 10. UCLA (400) 11. Wisconsin (398) 12. North Carolina (388) 13. Duke (382) 14. Florida State (381) 15. MIZZOU (369)

TIGERS ALL-AMERICANS UNDER THE KREKLOWS

^ Since 2000 and the beginning of the Kreklows’ tenure at Mizzou, the Tigers have tallied an impressive 19 total AVCA All-American accolades.

^ In fact, Mizzou has garnered at least one All-American in each of the past seven years (2010-present).

^ Last year (2016), redshirt senior Melanie Crow and junior Alyssa Munlyn were each tabbed AVCA All-Americans.

^ Crow became only the 12th individual in Mizzou Volleyball history to claim All-America honors (AVCA Third-Team).

^ Munlyn became the program’s fifth all-time multiple All-American recipient, as she also garnered AVCA All-America Honorable Mention accolades in her outstanding 2015 freshman campaign.

^ From 2002-06, the Tigers racked up six All-American honors courtesy of four individuals.

^ That number has risen exponentially since the conclusion of the 2010 season, as Mizzou has tallied 13 All-America awards from eight individuals.

^ Lisa Henning (2011-13) and Carly Kan (2013-14, ‘16) have paved the way, producing three total All-American awards each.

HOME SWEET HEARNES... ^ Matchdays at the Hearnes Center, home of

Mizzou Volleyball, have an excitement level that is unmatched in the country.

^ Since 2000 and the arrival of the Kreklows, the Tigers faithful have continued to come through the turnstiles in incredible fashion.

^ For the past 15 seasons, Mizzou has finished in the Top-25 national attendance rankings. In fact, the Tigers have 13 Top-10 national attendance numbers and five Top-10 totals since 2002.

^ The program’s most highly attended season came in 2013, as the team went 34-0 and claimed Mizzou’s first ever SEC championship. On Nov. 22, 2013 - the SEC title clinching match - the Tigers took home the crown in front of a school-record 7,879 fans, the first of two 7,000-plus crowds that magical season.

^ Mizzou fans have particuarly traveled to Hearnes in droves the past four years, including three Top-10 average national attendance finishes.

^ In fact, in each of the past two seasons (2015-16) over 30,000 loud and passionate Tigers fans have entered Hearnes. Entering the 2015 campaign, Mizzou had eclipsed 30,000 total fans in a season only twice (2005, ‘13).

^ The high attendance numbers and extroadinary energy at Hearnes has resulted in outstanding success for the Tigers. In 2016, Mizzou possessed a 12-2 record at home, including a thrilling 12-match winning streak to wrap up its season.

^ Since 2009, the Tigers have recorded 10-plus wins at home seven times (2009-13, ‘15-16).

MIZZOU NOTABLES NATIONAL POLL

AVCA COACHES(Week One - Aug. 28, 2017)

Rank School W-L Pts

1. Stanford (53) 3-0 1,587

2. Minnesota (3) 2-0 1,461

3. Florida (7) 2-0 1,447

4. Texas (1) 1-1 1,332

5. Penn State 3-0 1,320

6. Wisconsin 2-0 1,271

7. Creighton 3-0 1,250

8. Washington 2-1 1,095

9. Kansas 3-0 1,070

10. BYU 3-0 1,054

11. UCLA 3-0 988

12. Nebraska 0-2 850

13. Kentucky 3-0 833

14. Oregon 1-1 750

15. Florida State 3-0 680

16. North Carolina 0-2 602

17. San Diego 2-1 494

18. USC 3-0 454

19. Michigan 2-1 413

20. Ohio State 2-1 383

21. Purdue 3-0 335

22. Utah 2-1 315

23. Michigan State 2-1 207

24. Western Kentucky 3-0 137

25. Iowa State 3-0 116

- - -

RV MIZZOU 2-2 40

NOTES/ POLLS

MIZZOU REACHES SWEET 16 FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2010

^ On Dec. 1, 2016, Mizzou began its run in the 2016 NCAA Tournament. In their first round matchup, the Tigers convincingly swept Northern Illinois in straight sets.

^ The following night at the Hearnes Center (Dec. 2), Mizzou carried its momentum from the first round matchup and advanced to the Sweet 16 with a 3-1 victory over Purdue.

^ The triumph in front of 2,704 black and gold Tigers fans marked Mizzou’s first all-time win over the Boilermakers.

^ The triumph over Purdue clinched Mizzou’s first trip to the Sweet 16 (NCAA Volleyball Tournament Regionals) since 2010.

^ Melanie Crow delivered a postseason performance for the ages against Purdue, recording 25 kills on .426 hitting. Her 25 kills marked a new career high, while establishing her sixth 20-plus kill match of the season.

^ Her 25 kills and 27.5 points versus the Boilermakers ranked third-most in all-time Tigers NCAA Tournament action.

MIZZOU CROWNED 2016 SEC CHAMPIONS, EARN SECOND TITLE IN PAST FOUR YEARS

^ Mizzou defeated Tennessee on Saturday, Nov. 26, inside the Hearnes Center, 3-0, clinching a share of the 2016 Southeastern Conference championship.

^ The Tigers earned the SEC’s automatic qualifying bid for the 2016 NCAA Tournament, as they defeated fellow 2016 SEC co-champ, Florida, 3-2 on Nov. 20 in Columbia, Mo.

^ Mizzou’s superb 2016 regular season and conference title marked its second SEC championship in the past four seasons, as the 2013 Tigers squad claimed the first conference crown.

^ To this day, Mizzou’s 2016 and 2013 SEC Volleyball championships stand as Mizzou Athletics’ lone team SEC titles since joining the conference in 2012.

TIGERS CLEAN UP IN 2016 SEC POSTSEASON AWARDS

^ The SEC announced its annual volleyball awards on Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2016, with Mizzou garnering four total accolades.

^ Head Coach Wayne Kreklow was voted 2016 SEC Coach of the Year, while Melanie Crow, Carly Kan and Alyssa Munlyn were named to the 2016 All-SEC Team.

^ The recognition marked Kreklow’s second career SEC Coach of the Year honor. He first won the award in 2013, as that year’s Mizzou squad went 35-1 and claimed the program’s first ever SEC championship.

^ The 2016 Tigers accumulated the sixth 20-plus win season under the Kreklow’s tenure in Columbia, Mo. Additionally, Mizzou earned its eighth trip to the NCAA Tournament under Kreklow (2005-present).

^ For the second consecutive season (2015-16), Mizzou earned three All-SEC recognitions. Since joining the SEC in 2012, Mizzou has claimed 13 total All-SEC awards.

^ Kan became a three-time All-SEC recipient, Munlyn received her second-straight All-SEC award and Crow earned her first career All-SEC honor.

MIZZOU NOTABLES SEC STANDINGS

Team SEC Overall Streak

Georgia 0-0 4-0 W4

Arkansas 0-0 3-0 W3

Kentucky 0-0 3-0 W3

LSU 0-0 3-0 W3

South Carolina 0-0 3-0 W3

Tennessee 0-0 3-0 W3

Florida 0-0 2-0 W2

Texas A&M 0-0 2-0 W2

Ole MIss 0-0 3-1 W2

Alabama 0-0 2-1 L1

Auburn 0-0 2-1 W1

Mississippi State 0-0 2-1 L1

MIZZOU 0-0 2-2 L2

NOTES/ STANDINGS

at home ______________________________ 0-0

on the road ___________________________ 0-1

at neutral site__________________________ 2-1

when leading 1-0 _______________________ 1-0

when leading 2-0 _______________________ 1-0

when leading 2-1 _______________________ 0-0

when tied 1-1 __________________________ 1-2

when tied 2-2 __________________________ 1-2

when trailing 1-0 _______________________ 1-2

when trailing 2-0 _______________________ 0-0

when trailing 2-1 _______________________ 1-2

Hit % is higher than opponent’s _____________ 2-1

Opponent’s Hit % is higher than Mizzou’s ______ 0-1

when Mizzou out-kills opponent _____________ 2-0

when opponent out-kills Mizzou _____________ 0-1

when Mizzou out-digs opponent ____________ 2-1

when opponent out-digs Mizzou _____________ 0-1

when Mizzou out-blocks opponent ___________ 2-1

when opponent out-blocks Mizzou ___________ 0-0

when Mizzou serves more aces _____________ 2-0

when opponent serves more aces ___________ 0-1

on Wednesdays ________________________ 0-0

on Thursdays __________________________ 0-0

on Fridays ____________________________ 2-0

on Saturdays __________________________ 0-2

on Sundays ___________________________ 0-0

in morning/afternoon matches ______________ 1-2

in evening matches ______________________ 1-0

MIZZOU’S RECORD.. .

#1 MELANIE CROWREDSHIRT SENIOR w OH w WILDWOOD, MO.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills............................................................ 14, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Attacks ...................................................... 38, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Hitting % ................................................ .184, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Assists ......................................................... 1, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Aces............................................................. 1, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Solo Blocks ................................... 1, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Total Blocks .................................. 1, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Digs ............................................................. 8, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Points...................................................... 15.0, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)

QUICK HITS ON MELANIE ^ Moved into Top-10 in all-time Mizzou Volleyball career kills and points at Culver’s Governors Challenge (Aug. 25-26) ^ 2016 AVCA Third-Team All-American ^ 2016 AVCA Southeast First-Team All-Region ^ 2016 All-SEC ^ Reset single-season career highs in kills, attacks, hitting, aces, aces per set, digs, solo blocks and points last season ^ 25 kills and 27.5 points last year vs. Purdue in NCAA Tournament both rank third-most in an NCAA match in Mizzou VB

history

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills........................................................25, vs. Purdue (Dec. 2, 2016)Attacks ...............................................62, at Alabama (Oct. 16, 2016)Hitting % ...........................552, vs. Mississippi State (Oct. 12, 2014)Assists ................................................ 4, vs. NC State (Sept. 4, 2015)Aces................................................. 7, vs. Pittsburgh (Aug. 27, 2016)Solo Blocks ............................ 2, 4x, MR at Minnesota (Dec. 9, 2016)Total Blocks ..................................... 6, 2x, MR at LSU (Oct. 11, 2013)Digs ..............................................20, vs. Miami-Ohio (Sept. 3, 2016)Points..................................................27.5, vs. Purdue (Dec. 2, 2016)

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2013 31-30 115 272 128 675 .213 11 0 64 6 81 315.52014 32-32 117 352 159 875 .221 9 42 90 4 59 425.52015 5-5 16 64 34 136 .221 8 2 35 0 6 69.02016 31-31 112 445 164 1,105 .254 10 48 239 21 57 532.02017 2-2 7 19 7 44 .273 1 1 8 1 1 21.0Totals 101-100 367 1,152 492 2,835 .233 39 93 436 32 204 1,363.0

MATCH-BY-MATCH SUMMARY

Aug. 25 Marshall 1-1 5 14 7 38 .184 1 1 8 0 0 15.0Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee 1-1 2 5 0 6 .833 0 0 0 1 1 6.0Aug. 26 Northern Iowa DNPAug. 26 Austin Peay DNPSept. 1 Sacramento StateSept. 1 BYUSept. 2 Boise StateSept. 8 Green BaySept. 9 San DiegoSept. 9 UtahSept. 15 PepperdineSept. 15 NevadaSept. 16 Sacramento StateSept. 20 KentuckySept. 24 Texas A&MSept. 29 AuburnOct. 1 AlabamaOct. 8 Ole MissOct. 13 Mississippi StateOct. 15 TennesseeOct. 20 GeorgiaOct. 25 Ole MissOct. 29 GeorgiaNov. 3 Texas A&MNov. 5 LSUNov. 8 South CarolinaNov. 12 FloridaNov. 17 Mississippi StateNov. 19 ArkansasNov. 22 AlabamaNov. 25 Florida

DATE OPPONENT MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS

PLAYERBIOS

#2 LEKETOR MEMBER-MENEHFRESHMAN w OH w ST. LOUIS, MO.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills............................................ 22, 2x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Attacks ...................................................52, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Hitting % ...........................................571, vs. Middle Tenn. (Aug. 25)Assists ......................................................2, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Aces.............................................. 1, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Solo Blocks .............................1, 2x, MR vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Total Blocks ..............................................3, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Digs ........................................... 11, 2x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Points...................................................23.5, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)

QUICK HITS ON LEKETOR ^ Sensational Mizzou debut at Culver’s Governors Challenge (Aug. 25-26), leading the team in kills (70), kills per set

(3.89) and points (75.5) ^ Ranks 1st in SEC in kills and points, while placing 2nd and 5th, respectively, in same NCAA individual rankings ^ 2016 Missouri High School Volleyball Coaches Association (MHSVCA) Volleyball Player of the Year ^ 2016 Missouri Metro League Player of the Year ^ 2016 Missouri First-Team All-State ^ 2016 Third-Team Under Armour Girls High School Volleyball All-American

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSSame as 2017 season highs


Aug. 25 Marshall 1-0 5 22 8 49 .286 1 0 11 0 1 22.5Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee 1-1 3 9 1 14 .571 0 1 8 1 1 11.0Aug. 26 Northern Iowa 1-1 5 17 6 49 .224 0 0 8 1 2 18.5Aug. 26 Austin Peay 1-1 5 22 5 52 .327 2 0 11 0 3 23.5Sept. 1 Sacramento StateSept. 1 BYUSept. 2 Boise StateSept. 8 Green BaySept. 9 San DiegoSept. 9 UtahSept. 15 PepperdineSept. 15 NevadaSept. 16 Sacramento StateSept. 20 KentuckySept. 24 Texas A&MSept. 29 AuburnOct. 1 AlabamaOct. 8 Ole MissOct. 13 Mississippi StateOct. 15 TennesseeOct. 20 GeorgiaOct. 25 Ole MissOct. 29 GeorgiaNov. 3 Texas A&MNov. 5 LSUNov. 8 South CarolinaNov. 12 FloridaNov. 17 Mississippi StateNov. 19 ArkansasNov. 22 AlabamaNov. 25 Florida


YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2017 4-3 18 70 20 164 .305 3 1 38 2 7 75.5Totals 4-3 18 70 20 164 .305 3 1 38 2 7 75.5

PLAYERBIOS

#3 RILEY SENTSREDSHIRT SOPHOMORE w DS w GRUNDY CENTER, IOWA

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills...............................................................................................N/AAttacks .........................................................................................N/AAssists ......................................... 6, 2x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Aces........................................1, 3x, MR vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Digs ........................................................... 20, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Points...................................1.0, 3x, MR vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)

QUICK HITS ON RILEY ^ Received first career start at Culver’s Governors Challenge vs. Marshall (Aug. 25) ^ Produced double-digit digs in three of four matches, including career-high 20 digs vs. Marshall (Aug. 25) ^ Overall, tallied 55 total digs in season-opening weekend, ranking fifth-most in the SEC ^ As a DS bench player, reeled off multiple digs in 24 consecutive matches to end the 2016 season ^ Posted career high three assists at Georgia (Nov. 23, 2016) ^ Enjoyed a career day at Alabama (Oct. 16, 2016), recording first-ever kill and career high 10 digs ^ Appeared in career high five sets three times, including the Tigers’ 3-2 victory vs. No. 21 Kentucky (Oct. 23, 2016) ^ Appeared in first NCAA match and made Tiger debut at Kennesaw State (Aug. 26, 2016)

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills.......................................................1, at Alabama (Oct. 16, 2016)Attacks ................................1, 2x, MR at Texas A&M (Oct. 26, 2016)Assists ............................... 6, 2x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26, 2017)Aces..............................1, 4x, MR vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26, 2017)Digs ................................................. 20, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25, 2017)Points.........................1.0, 5x, MR vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26, 2017)




YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2015 Redshirt Season 2016 28-0 94 1 0 2 .500 15 1 109 0 0 2.02017 4-4 18 0 0 0 .000 19 3 55 0 0 3.0Totals 32-4 112 1 0 2 .500 34 4 164 0 0 5.0

PLAYERBIOS

#4 COURTNEY ECKENRODESENIOR w S w THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills.............................................. 3, 2x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Attacks ............................................... 7, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Assists .............................................. 56, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Aces............................................................. 4, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Solo Blocks .................................................. 1, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Total Blocks ................................. 2, 3x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Digs .................................................. 18, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Points........................................................ 5.5, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)

QUICK HITS ON COURTNEY ^ Busy and effective over 2017 season-opening weekend, producing 158 assists, ranking 1st in the SEC and 10th in the

NCAA ^ 56 assists vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26) are second-most assists in a single-match by an SEC player this year ^ Currently sits with 2,958 career assists, ranking sixth-most in Mizzou Volleyball history ^ Became the Tigers' primary setter at the beginning of last year's Delaware Invitational (Sept. 16, 2016), leading the

team to a 21-3 record with 14 sweeps over their final 24 matches of the season ^ In 2016 final NCAA individual statistical rankings, her 1,193 assists ranked 54th in the country, fifth in the SEC

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills...........................................4, 4x, MR at Georgia (Nov. 23, 2016)Attacks ..............................................13, vs. Wyoming (Nov. 1, 2014)Assists .................................................59, vs. Florida (Nov. 20, 2016)Aces....................................................... 6, at Georgia (Oct. 18, 2015)Solo Blocks ................................ 1, at San Jose State (Oct. 18, 2014)Total Blocks .....................................5, vs. Tennessee (Nov. 26, 2016)Digs ........................................ 18, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26, 2017)Points...................................... 6.5, at San Jose State (Oct. 18, 2014)




PLAYERBIOS

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2014 27-19 89 52 27 141 .177 865 9 186 1 17 70.02015 33-22 128 3 2 15 .067 742 37 197 0 1 40.52016 33-32 122 41 17 95 .253 1,193 14 224 0 39 74.52017 4-4 18 6 3 15 .200 158 5 45 1 6 14.5Totals 97-77 357 102 49 266 .199 2,958 65 652 2 63 199.5

#5 ALI KREKLOWSENIOR w S w COLUMBIA, MO.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills...............................................................................................N/AAttacks ......................................... 1, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Assists ....................................................... 14, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Aces..............................................................................................N/ASolo Blocks ...................................................................................N/ATotal Blocks ..................................................................................N/ADigs .............................................. 2, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Points............................................................................................N/A

QUICK HITS ON ALI ^ Became only the ninth player in Mizzou Volleyball history with 1,500-plus career assists, following her 2017 season-

opening weekend at the Culver's Governors Challenge (Aug. 25-26) ^ Earned lone double-double of the 2016 season (21 assists, 11 digs) vs. Liberty (Aug. 27) ^ Appeared in 16 total matches a season ago, including one start (vs. Kennesaw State - Aug. 26) ^ Reeled off nine consecutive matches with 10-plus assists to begin last year ^ Season high 22 assists vs. Pittsburgh (Aug. 27, 2016) at Kennesaw State Invitational ^ Missed the latter part of the 2016 season due to injury

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills.....................................................2, vs. Alabama (Nov. 26, 2014)Attacks ...................................................4, vs. Idaho (Sept. 11, 2014)Assists .............................34, vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 11, 2015)Aces.................................. 5, vs. North Dakota State (Aug. 28, 2015)Solo Blocks ...................................................................................N/ATotal Blocks .......................1, vs. Appalachian State (Sept. 11, 2015)Digs .................................................. 14, at Tennessee (Nov. 7, 2014)Points............................. 5.0, vs. North Dakota State (Aug. 28, 2015)


Aug. 25 Marshall 1-0 4 0 0 0 .000 14 0 1 0 0 0.0Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee 1-0 2 0 0 1 .000 8 0 2 0 0 0.0Aug. 26 Northern Iowa DNPAug. 26 Austin Peay 1-0 2 0 0 0 .000 4 0 0 0 0 0.0Sept. 1 Sacramento StateSept. 1 BYUSept. 2 Boise StateSept. 8 Green BaySept. 9 San DiegoSept. 9 UtahSept. 15 PepperdineSept. 15 NevadaSept. 16 Sacramento StateSept. 20 KentuckySept. 24 Texas A&MSept. 29 AuburnOct. 1 AlabamaOct. 8 Ole MissOct. 13 Mississippi StateOct. 15 TennesseeOct. 20 GeorgiaOct. 25 Ole MissOct. 29 GeorgiaNov. 3 Texas A&MNov. 5 LSUNov. 8 South CarolinaNov. 12 FloridaNov. 17 Mississippi StateNov. 19 ArkansasNov. 22 AlabamaNov. 25 Florida


PLAYERBIOS

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2014 33-9 128 9 3 31 .194 657 20 173 0 0 29.02015 33-11 128 2 5 11 -.273 655 26 199 0 1 28.52016 16-1 47 1 0 1 1.000 180 0 42 0 0 1.02017 3-0 8 0 0 1 .000 26 0 3 0 0 0.0Totals 85-21 311 12 8 44 .090 1,518 46 417 0 1 58.5

#6 PAIGE PEREGOJUNIOR w OH w BALLWIN, MO.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills...............................................................................................N/AAttacks .....................................................4, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Hitting % ......................................................................................N/AAssists ..........................................................................................N/AAces..............................................................................................N/ASolo Blocks ...................................................................................N/ATotal Blocks ..................................................................................N/ADigs ..............................................................................................N/APoints............................................................................................N/A

QUICK HITS ON PAIGE ^ Appeared in two of four matches at Tigers’ 2017 season-opening weekend in Clarksville, Tenn. (Aug. 25-26) ^ Made Mizzou debut at Texas A&M (Oct. 26, 2016), posting five kills, two digs and two total blocks ^ Was one of three newcomers on Mizzou’s roster last season, transferring from Missouri State ^ Appeared in 19 matches with nine starts for the Bears in 2015 ^ Over 55 sets played, tallied 68 kills, four assists, 16 digs, 28 total blocks and 84.0 points in her freshman campaign ^ Tallied double-digit kills three times over her first-year season at Missouri State

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills..................................... 11, at Middle Tennessee (Sept. 3, 2015)Attacks ................................... 26, vs. Northwestern (Sept. 12, 2015)Hitting % ......................... .533, at Middle Tennessee (Sept. 3, 2015)Assists ................................ 3, at Western Kentucky (Sept. 11, 2015)Aces..............................................................................................N/ASolo Blocks .................... 1, 4x, MR at Southern Illinois (Oct. 5, 2015)Total Blocks ........................... 7.0, vs. Northwestern (Sept. 12, 2015)Digs ............................................ 5, vs. Illinois State (Sept. 25, 2015)Points............................. 13.0, at Western Kentucky (Sept. 11, 2015)


Aug. 25 Marshall DNPAug. 25 Middle Tennessee 1-0 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Aug. 26 Northern Iowa DNPAug. 26 Austin Peay 1-0 1 0 0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Sept. 1 Sacramento StateSept. 1 BYUSept. 2 Boise StateSept. 8 Green BaySept. 9 San DiegoSept. 9 UtahSept. 15 PepperdineSept. 15 NevadaSept. 16 Sacramento StateSept. 20 KentuckySept. 24 Texas A&MSept. 29 AuburnOct. 1 AlabamaOct. 8 Ole MissOct. 13 Mississippi StateOct. 15 TennesseeOct. 20 GeorgiaOct. 25 Ole MissOct. 29 GeorgiaNov. 3 Texas A&MNov. 5 LSUNov. 8 South CarolinaNov. 12 FloridaNov. 17 Mississippi StateNov. 19 ArkansasNov. 22 AlabamaNov. 25 Florida


PLAYERBIOS

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2015 19-9 55 68 38 204 .147 4 0 16 4 28 84.02016 1-0 4 5 3 20 .100 0 0 2 0 2 6.02017 2-0 2 0 0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Totals 22-9 61 73 41 228 .140 4 0 18 4 30 90.0

#7 ANDREA FUENTESFRESHMAN w S w SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

CAREER STATS


Aug. 25 Marshall DNPAug. 25 Middle Tennessee DNPAug. 26 Northern Iowa DNPAug. 26 Austin Peay DNPSept. 1 Sacramento StateSept. 1 BYUSept. 2 Boise StateSept. 8 Green BaySept. 9 San DiegoSept. 9 UtahSept. 15 PepperdineSept. 15 NevadaSept. 16 Sacramento StateSept. 20 KentuckySept. 24 Texas A&MSept. 29 AuburnOct. 1 AlabamaOct. 8 Ole MissOct. 13 Mississippi StateOct. 15 TennesseeOct. 20 GeorgiaOct. 25 Ole MissOct. 29 GeorgiaNov. 3 Texas A&MNov. 5 LSUNov. 8 South CarolinaNov. 12 FloridaNov. 17 Mississippi StateNov. 19 ArkansasNov. 22 AlabamaNov. 25 Florida


PLAYERBIOS

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills...............................................................................................N/AAttacks .........................................................................................N/AAssists ..........................................................................................N/AAces..............................................................................................N/ASolo Blocks ...................................................................................N/ATotal Blocks ..................................................................................N/ADigs ..............................................................................................N/APoints............................................................................................N/A

QUICK HITS ON ANDREA ^ Named team captain of U20 Puerto Rican National Volleyball Team ^ Won “Best Setter” honors at the 2016 NORCECA Championship with the Puerto Rican National Team ^ Claimed a bronze medal with the U20 Puerto Rican National Team at the AAU International Division ^ In 2013, competed with the U18 Puerto Rican National Team ^ Club took fourth place at both the 2014 NORCECA U18 Championships and 2015 U18 Pan-American Cup ^ Chose Mizzou over Arkansas and Notre Dame



#8 ALYSSA MUNLYNJUNIOR w MB w SUWANEE, GA.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills............................................ 11, 2x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Attacks ...................................................23, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Hitting % ................................................ .462, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Assists ..........................................................................................N/AAces..............................................................................................N/ASolo Blocks ...............................................2, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Total Blocks ..............................................7, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Digs ............................................................. 3, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Points...................................................15.5, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)

QUICK HITS ON ALYSSA ^ Ranks first all-time in Mizzou Volleyball history with 1.20 blocks per set, eighth in career total blocks (321) and solo

blocks (65) and ninth in career block assists (256) ^ 19 total blocks at Culver’s Governors Challenge (Aug. 25-26), ranking first in the SEC ^ 2016 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention ^ 2016 AVCA All-Southeast Region ^ 2015 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention ^ 2015 AVCA Southeast Region Freshman of the Year

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills.....................................................18, at Alabama (Oct. 11, 2015)Attacks ...............................................25, at Alabama (Oct. 11, 2015)Hitting % ...........................................818, at Georgia (Nov. 23, 2016)Assists ......................................1, 7x, MR vs. Auburn (Nov. 18, 2016)Aces..............................................................................................N/ASolo Blocks ............................4, vs. Mississippi State (Oct. 23, 2015)Total Blocks ............10, 2x, MR vs. Mississippi State (Oct. 30, 2016)Digs ........................................4, 3x, MR at Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2016)Points...............................................20.5, at Alabama (Oct. 11, 2015)




PLAYERBIOS

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2015 33-14 128 241 65 493 .357 5 0 34 25 149 328.02016 33-24 122 232 38 458 .424 3 0 40 36 153 326.52017 4-4 18 35 5 66 .455 0 0 3 4 19 46.5Totals 70-42 268 508 108 1,017 .393 8 0 77 65 321 701.0

#10 KIRA LARSONREDSHIRT SENIOR w OPP w FARGO, N.D.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills................................................... 10, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Attacks ............................................. 37, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Hitting % ................................. .545, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Assists ......................................................3, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Aces.............................................. 5, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Solo Blocks .................................................. 1, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Total Blocks ........................................ 5, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Digs ........................................................... 15, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Points............................................. 13.5, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)

QUICK HITS ON KIRA ^ Nine service aces ranks first in the SEC, eighth in the NCAA ^ Posted new single-match career-highs in attacks, assists, aces and digs at Culver’s Governors Challenge (Aug. 25-26) ^ 2016 AVCA Honorable Mention Southeast All-Region ^ 2015 AVCA All-America Honorable Mention ^ 2015 AVCA First-Team Southeast All-Region ^ Has posted 250-plus kills, .300-plus hitting, 25-plus aces, 115-plus digs, 85-plus total blocks and 330-plus points in

each year at Mizzou

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills.............................................. 17, vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 25, 2015)Attacks .......................37, 2x, MR vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26, 2017)Hitting % ..........................667, vs. Florida Gulf Coast (Sept. 4, 2015)Assists ............................................3, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26, 2017)Aces.................................... 5, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25, 2017)Solo Blocks ........................... 2, vs. Southern Illinois (Sept. 18, 2015)Total Blocks ........................................ 7, vs. Alabama (Oct. 28, 2015)Digs ................................................. 15, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25, 2017)Points............................................. 19.5, vs. Alabama (Oct. 28, 2015)




PLAYERBIOS

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2014 15-2 24 13 7 41 .146 0 1 1 0 10 19.02015 33-32 128 312 79 749 .311 5 26 119 6 95 388.52016 33-33 122 257 75 604 .301 3 30 118 6 88 334.02017 4-4 18 32 9 96 .240 7 9 40 1 9 46.0Totals 85-71 292 614 170 1,490 .298 15 66 278 13 202 787.5

#11 ANDIE HANUSSOPHOMORE w DS w OMAHA, NEB.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills...............................................................................................N/AAttacks .........................................................................................N/AAssists ..........................................................................................N/AAces..............................................................................................N/ADigs ............................................. 4, 2x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Points............................................................................................N/A

QUICK HITS ON ANDIE ^ Appeared in all four matches at Mizzou’s 2017 season-opening weekend (Aug. 25-26) ^ After initial plans to redshirt in the first half of 2016, ended up playing in 14 total matches in her first year at Mizzou ^ Made NCAA and Tigers debut at Auburn (Oct. 7, 2016), picking up first career assist ^ Beginning with action at Auburn, appeared in season high 10 consecutive matches ^ Recorded first career dig vs. Arkansas (Oct. 9, 2016) ^ Appeared in then-career high three sets at Alabama (Oct. 16, 2016) and served during a key late 5-0 run in the third

set,beginning ^ Mizzou’s thrilling 3-2 comeback victory over the Crimson Tide ^ Top individual outing of last year came at Texas A&M (Oct. 26, 2016), as she tallied a career high four sets played with

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills...............................................................................................N/AAttacks .....................................1, 2x, MR at Georgia (Nov. 23, 2016)Assists ............................................. 2, at Texas A&M (Oct. 26, 2016)Aces..............................................................................................N/ADigs ................................................. 8, at Texas A&M (Oct. 26, 2016)Points............................................................................................N/A




PLAYERBIOS

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2016 14-0 25 0 1 2 -.500 4 0 16 0 0 0.02017 4-0 16 0 0 0 .000 0 0 10 0 0 0.0Totals 18-0 31 0 1 2 -.500 4 0 26 0 0 0.0

#13 DARIANA HOLLINGSWORTH-SANTANAFRESHMAN w OH w SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills...................................2, 2x, MR vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Attacks ....................................... 10, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Hitting % ................................ ..100, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Assists ..........................................................................................N/AAces..............................................................................................N/ASolo Blocks .................................................. 1, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Total Blocks ................................................. 3, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Digs ............................................................. 1, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Points........................................................ 4.0, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)

QUICK HITS ON DARIANA ^ Made Mizzou debut at Culver’s Governors Challenge (Aug. 25-26) ^ Solid match off the bench against Marshall (Aug. 25), tallying two kills, one solo block and three total blocks ^ Team captain for the U20 Puerto Rican National Team at the 2017 NORCECA U20 Pan-American Cup ^ Helped the Puerto Rican Team to a fourth-place finish at the Pan-Am Cup ^ In four matches in San Jose, Costa Rica, tallied team-leading 32 kills with two total blocks, four aces and 38 points ^ At the 2016 NORCECA Championships, earned “Best Scorer” honors ^ Competed with the U18 Puerto Rican National Team at the 2015 NORCECA Championship

CAREER STATS



Aug. 25 Marshall 1-0 3 2 2 9 .000 0 0 1 1 3 4.0Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee 1-0 2 2 1 10 .100 0 0 0 0 1 2.5Aug. 26 Northern Iowa DNPAug. 26 Austin Peay 1-0 2 1 0 3 .333 0 0 0 0 0 1.0Sept. 1 Sacramento StateSept. 1 BYUSept. 2 Boise StateSept. 8 Green BaySept. 9 San DiegoSept. 9 UtahSept. 15 PepperdineSept. 15 NevadaSept. 16 Sacramento StateSept. 20 KentuckySept. 24 Texas A&MSept. 29 AuburnOct. 1 AlabamaOct. 8 Ole MissOct. 13 Mississippi StateOct. 15 TennesseeOct. 20 GeorgiaOct. 25 Ole MissOct. 29 GeorgiaNov. 3 Texas A&MNov. 5 LSUNov. 8 South CarolinaNov. 12 FloridaNov. 17 Mississippi StateNov. 19 ArkansasNov. 22 AlabamaNov. 25 Florida


PLAYERBIOS


#14 SYDNEY DEEKENSENIOR w OH w CALIFORNIA, MO.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills................................................... 16, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Attacks ............................................. 52, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Hitting % ................................................ .364, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Assists ......................................................... 2, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Aces..........................................................3, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Solo Blocks .............................1, 2x, MR vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Total Blocks .................................. 3, vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Digs ........................................................13, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Points............................................. 17.5, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)

QUICK HITS ON SYDNEY ^ Strong 2017 season-opening weekend (Aug. 25-26), highlighted by career-high 16 kills vs. Northern Iowa ^ Also posted new single-match career-highs in assists, aces, digs and points in Clarksville, Tenn. ^ Battled injuries throughout the 2016 season, but still managed new single-season career highs in matches played,

matches started, sets played, kills, attacks, hitting, solo blocks, total blocks and points ^ Started in seven consecutive matches (Aug. 27 - Sept. 10, 2016), highlighted by then-career high 11 kills on .556

hitting vs. Rice (Sept. 3) ^ Stepped back into the starting lineup vs. No. 21 Kentucky (Oct. 23, 2016), posting nine kills, 11 digs and 11.0 points

CAREER STATS

CAREER HIGHSKills......................................... 16, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26, 2017)Attacks ................................... 52, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26, 2017)Hitting % ................................................556, vs. Rice (Sept. 3, 2016)Assists ............................................... 2, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25, 2017)Aces................................................3, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26, 2017)Solo Blocks ......................................... 2, vs. Kentucky (Oct. 23, 2016)Total Blocks ................................. 4, 2x, MR vs. BYU (Sept. 10, 2016)Digs ..............................................13, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26, 2017)Points................................... 17.5, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26, 2017)


Aug. 25 Marshall 1-1 3 6 2 11 .364 2 0 3 0 1 6.5Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee 1-0 2 1 2 4 -.250 0 0 1 1 3 3.0Aug. 26 Northern Iowa 1-1 5 16 7 52 .173 1 0 10 1 2 17.5Aug. 26 Austin Peay 1-1 5 10 7 29 .103 1 3 13 0 1 13.5Sept. 1 Sacramento StateSept. 1 BYUSept. 2 Boise StateSept. 8 Green BaySept. 9 San DiegoSept. 9 UtahSept. 15 PepperdineSept. 15 NevadaSept. 16 Sacramento StateSept. 20 KentuckySept. 24 Texas A&MSept. 29 AuburnOct. 1 AlabamaOct. 8 Ole MissOct. 13 Mississippi StateOct. 15 TennesseeOct. 20 GeorgiaOct. 25 Ole MissOct. 29 GeorgiaNov. 3 Texas A&MNov. 5 LSUNov. 8 South CarolinaNov. 12 FloridaNov. 17 Mississippi StateNov. 19 ArkansasNov. 22 AlabamaNov. 25 Florida


PLAYERBIOS

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2014 16-7 45 57 40 179 .095 1 8 73 1 14 72.52015 12-0 17 9 14 49 -.102 0 1 13 1 2 11.52016 18-9 51 75 36 202 .193 1 1 38 6 20 89.02017 4-3 15 33 18 96 .156 4 3 27 2 7 40.5Totals 50-19 128 174 108 526 .125 6 13 151 10 43 213.5

#15 KAYLA CAFFEYREDSHIRT FRESHMAN w MB w CHICAGO, ILL.

2017 SEASON HIGHSKills.........................................................10, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Attacks ...................................................21, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Hitting % ..............................................381, at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)Assists ......................................................... 1, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Aces..................................1, 2x, MR vs. Middle Tennessee (Aug. 25)Solo Blocks .................................................. 3, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Total Blocks ................................................. 5, vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)Digs .................................................... 6, vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)Points...................................... 11.5, 2x, MR at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)

QUICK HITS ON KAYLA ^ Outstanding Mizzou debut at Culver's Governors Challenge (Aug. 25-26), recording 31 kills on .410 hitting ^ Posted first career double-digit kill match against Austin Peay (Aug. 26) ^ Tallied double-digit points in three of four matches at Culver's Governors Challenge ^ Honored as 2015-16 Under Armour Honorable Mention All-American for her outstanding senior season of high school ^ Named Daily Southtown - Chicago Tribune Player of the Year award for her superb play on the court ^ In her junior and senior seasons in high school, tallied 200-plus kills on .400-plus hitting in each campaign ^ Named to USA Volleyball’s Women’s Junior National A2 Team

CAREER STATS





PLAYERBIOS

YEAR MP/MS SP K E TA H% A SA D BS TB PTS2016 Took NCAA Redshirt 2017 4-4 18 31 6 61 .410 1 2 10 5 13 42.0Totals 4-4 18 31 6 61 .410 1 2 10 5 13 42.0

CAREER INDIVIDUAL RECORDS WATCH

1. 1,794 Lisa Henning 2010-132. 1,677 Carly Kan 2013-163. 1,658 Shen Danru 2002-054. 1,510 Jessica Vander Kooi 2003-065. 1,478 Yvette Buhlig 1988-90, 926. 1,476 Christi Myers 1999-027. 1,475 Na Yang 2004-078. 1,464 Julianna Klein 2006-109. 1,156 Nicole Wilson 2003-0610. 1,152 Melanie Crow 2016-pres.

1. 6,097 Lindsey Hunter 2002-052. 5,366 Molly Kreklow 2010-133. 4,954 Heather Gerber 1997-004. 4,816 Lei Wang-Francisco 2006-095. 3,812 Cindy Atteberry 1990-936. 2,958 Courtney Eckenrode 2014-pres.7. 2,665 Renee Maheras 1987-898. 1,518 Ali Kreklow 2014-pres.9. 1,502 Chrissy Elder 2000-0210. 1,239 Kathy Oriel 1983-86

1. .393 Alyssa Munlyn 2015-pres.2. .370 Whitney Little 2011-143. .350 Nicole Wilson 2003-064. .321 Christi Myers 1999-025. .320 Julia Towler 2013-166. .318 Brittney Brimmage 2008-117. .317 Lisa Boyd 2002-058. .308 Dianne Berg 1983-859. .298 Kira Larson 2014-pres.10. .297 Emily Thater 2013-16

KILLS HITTING PERCENTAGE ASSISTS

RECORDWATCH

1. 13.73 Lindsey Hunter 2002-052. 11.94 Heather Gerber 1997-003. 11.36 Molly Kreklow 2010-134. 10.75 Lei-Wang Francisco 2006-085. 9.50 Colleen Jewell 19956. 9.16 Cindy Atteberry 1990-937. 8.29 Courtney Eckenrode 2014-pres.8. 7.61 Renee Maheras 1987-899. 6.62 Chrissy Elder 2000-0210. 4.88 Ali Kreklow 2014-pres.

1. 121 Whitney Little 2011-142. 117 Shannon Brown 1989-923. 92 Christi Myers 1999-024. 80 Renee Rosinski 1995-985. 69 Emily Thater 2013-16 69 Na Yang 2004-077. 68 Dianne Berg 1983-858. 65 Alyssa Munlyn 2015-pres.9. 62 Nicole Wilson 2003-0610. 57 Jessica Vander Kooi 2003-06 57 Julianna Klein 2006-10

1. 541 Whitney Little 2011-142. 454 Christi Myers 1999-023. 438 Nicole Wilson 2003-064. 422 Emily Thater 2013-165. 383 Jessica Vander Kooi 2003-066. 378 Shannon Brown 1989-927. 361 Amanda Hantouli 2006-088. 321 Alyssa Munlyn 2015-pres. 321 Lisa Boyd 2002-0510. 299 Brittney Brimmage 2008-11

ASSISTS PER SET TOTAL BLOCKS SOLO BLOCKS

1. 420 Whitney Little 2011-142. 376 Nicole Wilson 2003-063. 362 Christi Myers 1999-024. 353 Emily Thater 2013-165. 326 Jessica Vander Kooi 2003-066. 322 Amanda Hantouli 2006-097. 265 Lisa Boyd 2002-058. 261 Shannon Brown 1989-929. 256 Alyssa Munlyn 2015-pres.10. 254 Brittney Brimmage 2008-11

1. 2,033 Lisa Henning 2010-132. 1,941 Shen Danru 2002-053. 1,905 Carly Kan 2013-164. 1,841 Jessica Vander Kooi 2003-065. 1,817 Christi Myers 1999-026. 1,761 Yvette Buhlig 1988-90, 927. 1,703 Julianna Klein 2006-108. 1,655 Na Yang 2004-079. 1,526 Nicole Wilson 2003-0610. 1,363 Melanie Crow 2016-pres.

1. 1.20 Alyssa Munlyn 2015-pres.2. 1.14 Whitney Little 2011-143. 1.07 Nicole Wilson 2003-064. 1.06 Christi Myers 1999-025. 0.92 Emily Thater 2013-166. 0.91 Amanda Hantouli 2006-087. 0.89 Krista Johnson 1998-018. 0.88 Lisa Boyd 2002-059. 0.87 Jessica Vander Kooi 2003-0610. 0.86 Shannon Brown 1989-92

BLOCK ASSISTS BLOCKS PER SET POINTS

2017 SEASON STATS

2017 Mizzou VolleyballMIZ Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 26, 2017)

All matches

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 2-2 0-0 0-1 2-1CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 2-2 0-0 0-1 2-1

Attack Set Serve Dig Blocking## Player sp k k/s e ta pct a a/s sa se sa/s re dig dig/s bs ba total blk/s be bhe points2 Leketor Member-Meneh 18 70 3.89 20 164 . 3 0 5 3 0.17 1 2 0.06 - 38 2.11 2 5 7 0.39 0 0 75.58 Alyssa Munlyn 18 35 1.94 5 66 . 4 5 5 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - 3 0.17 4 15 19 1.06 6 0 46.510 Kira Larson 18 32 1.78 9 96 . 2 4 0 7 0.39 9 4 0.50 - 40 2.22 1 8 9 0.50 2 0 46.015 Kayla Caffey 18 31 1.72 6 61 . 4 1 0 1 0.06 2 3 0.11 - 10 0.56 5 8 13 0.72 5 0 42.014 Sydney Deeken 15 33 2.20 18 96 . 1 5 6 4 0.27 3 4 0.20 - 27 1.80 2 5 7 0.47 0 0 40.51 Melanie Crow 7 19 2.71 7 44 . 2 7 3 1 0.14 1 2 0.14 - 8 1.14 1 0 1 0.14 2 0 21.04 Courtney Eckenrode 18 6 0.33 3 15 . 2 0 0 158 8.78 5 1 0.28 - 45 2.50 1 5 6 0.33 1 4 14.513 Dariana Hollingswort 7 5 0.71 3 22 . 0 9 1 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - 1 0.14 1 3 4 0.57 1 0 7.53 Riley Sents 18 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 19 1.06 3 3 0.17 - 55 3.06 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 3.06 Paige Perego 2 0 0.00 0 4 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.011 Andie Hanus 16 0 0.00 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 - 10 0.62 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.05 Ali Kreklow 8 0 0.00 0 1 . 0 0 0 26 3.25 0 1 0.00 - 3 0.38 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 0.0

TEAM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -MIZ 18 231 12.83 71 569 . 2 8 1 219 12.17 24 20 1.33 22 240 13.33 17 49 41.5 2.31 17 6 296.5Opponents 18 234 13.00 101 606 . 2 1 9 220 12.22 22 20 1.22 24 236 13.11 15 37 33.5 1.86 7 8 289.5

Team Statistics MIZ OPPATTACK K i l l s 231 234 E r r o r s 71 101 Total Attacks 569 606 Attack Pct . 2 8 1 . 2 1 9 K i l l s / S e t 12.8 13.0SET A s s i s t s 219 220 A s s i s t s / S e t 12.2 12.2SERVE A c e s 24 22 E r r o r s 20 20 A c e s / S e t 1.3 1.2SERVE RECEPTIONS E r r o r s 22 24 E r r o r s / S e t 1.2 1.3DEFENSE D i g s 240 236 D i g s / S e t 13.3 13.1BLOCKING Block Solo 17 15 Block Assist 49 37 Total Blocks 41.5 33.5 B l o c k s / S e t 2.3 1.9 Block Errors 17 7Ball handling errors 6 8ATTENDANCE T o t a l 0 0 Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 1/0 Neutral site #/Avg 3/0 Current win streak 0 - Home win streak 0 -

Date Opponent Score Score by set Att.Aug 25 vs Marshall W 3-2 17-25,25-15,21-25,25-22,15-9 0Aug 25 vs Middle Tennessee W 3-0 25-7,25-13,25-20 0Aug 26 vs Northern Iowa L 2-3 24-26,25-17,21-25,28-26,12-15 0Aug 26 at Austin Peay L 2-3 11-25,25-19,25-27,25-22,15-17 0

Record in 3-set matches: 1-0Record in 4-set matches: 0-0Record in 5-set matches: 1-2

SEASONSTATS

MATCHLEADERS

MATCH-BY-MATCH LEADERS

DATE OPPONENT KILLS ATTACKS ASSISTS DIGS TOTAL BLOCKS

Aug. 25 Marshall Member-Meneh (22) Member-Meneh (49) Eckenrode (36) Sents (20) Munlyn (5)

Caffey (5)

Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee Member-Meneh (9) Member-Meneh (9) Eckenrode (20) Member-Meneh (8) Deeken (3)

Aug. 26 Northern Iowa Member-Meneh (17) Deeken (52) Eckenrode (56) Eckenrode (18) Munlyn (5)

Larson (5)

Aug. 26 Austin Peay Member-Meneh (22) Member-Meneh (52) Eckenrode (46) Eckenrode (17) Munlyn (7)

TEAMHIGHS

MATCH-BY-MATCH TEAM HIGHS

DATE OPPONENT KILLS ATTACKS HIT% ASSISTS ACES DIGS BLOCKS

Aug.25 Marshall 64 163 .245 59 9* 71 13.5*

Aug. 25 Middle Tennessee 37 62 .516* 33 9* 23 7.0

Aug. 26 Northern Iowa 66* 185* .249 65* 2 74* 12.0

Aug. 26 Austin Peay 64 159 .264 62 4 72 9.0

BOLD* denotes 2017 season-high

MISC.STATS

MISCELLANEOUS INDIVIDUAL STATS

Sydney Deeken1. 16 kills/10 digs vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)2. 10 kills/13 digs at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)

Courtney Eckenrode1. 46 assists/17 digs at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)

Kira Larson1. 10 kills/14 digs vs. Northern Iowa (Aug. 26)

Leketor Member-Meneh1. 22 kills/11 digs vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)2. 22 kills/11 digs at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)

Leketor Member-Meneh1. 22 kills vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)2. 22 kills at Austin Peay (Aug. 26)

DOUBLE-DOUBLES 20-KILL MATCHES

Courtney Eckenrode1. 56 assists vs. Marshall (Aug. 25)

50-ASSIST MATCHES

2017 AWARDS CORNER

Melanie Crow // RS-Sr. // OH2017 Preseason All-SEC

Alyssa Munlyn // Jr. // MB2017 Preseason All-SEC

Leketor Member-Meneh // Fr. // OH2017 Culver’s Governors Challenge

All-Tournament Team

SEASONAWARDS

HEAD COACH WAYNE KREKLOW

13TH SEASON AT MIZZOU / 18TH OVERALL260-130 (.667) RECORD AT MIZZOU580-183 (.760) RECORD CAREER

CAREER NOTABLES AT MIZZOUw 13 NCAA Tournament appearances (2000-07, ‘10-11, ‘13, ‘15-16)w Three Sweet 16 appearnces (2005, ‘10, ‘16)w One Elite 8 appearance (2005)w Two SEC Championships (2013, ‘16)w 19 AVCA All-Americansw 28 AVCA All-Region honoreesw 42 All-Conference selectionsw Three Conference Coach of the Year honors (2000, ‘13, ‘16)w Two AVCA Southeast Region Coach of the Year accolades (2013, ‘16)w Two AVCA Southeast Region Freshman of the Year honors (2013, ‘16)w Three Conference Freshman of the Year winners (2003, ‘13, ‘15)w One SEC Player of the Year (2013)w One Conference Libero of the Year (2005 - Big 12)w 10 20-plus win seasonsw 34-0 perfect regular season (2013)w 94 weeks ranked inside AVCA top 25 pollw 68 Conference Player of the Week honorsw 35 victories over nationally ranked Top 25 opponentsw Seven CoSIDA Academic All-District selectionsw One CoSIDA Academic All-Americanw 84 Academic All-Conference honoreesw Six AVCA Team Academic Award recognitions

COACHING HONORSw 2016 AVCA Southeast Region Coach of the Yearw 2016 SEC Coach of the Yearw 2013 AVCA Southeast Region Coach of the Yearw 2013 SEC Coach of the Yearw 2005 CVU.com Honorable Mention National Coach of the Yearw 1999 American Midwest Co-Coach of the Yearw 1999 NAIA Regional Coach of the Yearw 1998 NAIA Coach of the Yearw 1998 NAIA Regional Coach of the Yearw 1997 NAIA Coach of the Yearw 1997 NAIA Regional Coach of the Yearw 1996 American Midwest Co-Coach of the Yearw 1996 NAIA Regional Coach of the Yearw 1995 American Midwest Co-Coach of the Yearw 1995 NAIA Regional Coach of the Year

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSAs Volleyball Head Coach:2017 Mizzou ............................................2-22016 Mizzou ..........................................27-62015 Mizzou ..........................................27-62014 Mizzou ........................................16-172013 Mizzou ..........................................35-12012 Mizzou ........................................19-122011 Mizzou ........................................21-132010 Mizzou ........................................22-112009 Mizzou ........................................18-142008 Mizzou ........................................13-172007 Mizzou ........................................17-132006 Mizzou ........................................18-132005 Mizzou ..........................................25-513 Years Totals .................................... 260-130

(.667)

COACHING EXPERIENCEHead Coach Mizzou .............................................. 2005-presentAssociate Head Coach Mizzou .......................................................2000-04Co-Head Coach Columbia College (Men’s) .........................1997-99 Columbia College (Women’s) ....................1994-99Assistant Coach Mizzou .......................................................1989-93

COACHKREKLOW

TV/RADIO CHART

Melanie CrowWildwood, Mo.

6-1 w OH w RS-Sr.

#1

Paige PeregoBallwin, Mo.

6-2 w OH w Jr.

Wayne KreklowHead Coach18th Season

Leketor Member-MenehSt. Louis, Mo.5-8 w OH w Fr.

Riley SentsGrundy Center, Iowa

5-4 w DS w RS-So.

Ali KreklowColumbia, Mo.5-9 w S w Sr.

Courtney EckenrodeThe Woodlands, Texas

5-9 w S w Sr.

Andrea FuentesSan Juan, Puerto Rico

5-9 w S w Fr.

Alyssa MunlynSuwanee, Ga.6-2 w MB w Jr.

Kira LarsonFargo, N.D.

6-2 w RS w RS-Sr.

Susan KreklowAssistant Coach

18th Season

Joshua TaylorAssistant Coach

1st Season

Molly Taylor (Kreklow)Volunteer Assistant Coach

1st Season

Andie HanusOmaha, Neb.

5-8 w DS w So.

Dariana Hollingsworth-SantanaSan Juan, Puerto Rico

6-1 w OH/RS w Fr.

Sydney DeekenCalifornia, Mo.6-1 w OH w Sr.

Kayla CaffeyChicago, Ill.

6-0 w MB w RS-Fr.

#2 #3 #4 #5

#6 #7 #8 #10

#11 #13 #14 #15

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