1 2013 RED RAIDER VOLLEYBALL AUGUST 30 + vs. Seattle L, 0-3 + vs. UC Riverside W, 3-0 31 + vs. Grand Canyon W, 3-1 + at Weber State W, 3-1 SEPTEMBER 3 ABILENE CHRISTIAN W, 3-0 6 % vs. Montana W, 3-1 % at Washington State L, 0-3 7 % vs. South Dakota L, 1-3 % vs. Eastern Washington L, 1-3 10 at Abilene Christian L, 1-3 13 ^ MONTANA L, 0-3 ^ NEVADA W, 3-0 14 ^ CAL STATE FULLERTON L, 0-3 16 at Incarnate Word L, 2-3 17 at Texas State W, 3-2 25 * at Oklahoma (FSSW+/FCS) L, 1-3 OCTOBER 2 * #25 IOWA STATE (FSSW) L, 0-3 5 * WEST VIRGINIA L, 1-3 9 * at #3 Texas (LHN) L, 0-3 12 * at TCU W, 3-2 16 * #23 KANSAS (FSSW-Plus) 6 p.m. 19 * at Kansas State 7 p.m. 23 NEW MEXICO 6 p.m. 26 * BAYLOR 3 p.m. 30 * at Iowa State (ESPNU) 8 p.m. NOVEMBER 2 * at West Virginia TBA 6 * KANSAS STATE (FSSW) 6 p.m. 13 * at Baylor 7 p.m. 16 * TEXAS 3 p.m. 20 * OKLAHOMA (FCS) 6 p.m. 23 * at Kansas 1 p.m. 30 * TCU 3 p.m. DECEMBER 5-7 NCAA First & Second Rounds TBA 13-14 NCAA Regionals TBA 19 NCAA Semifinals TBA 21 NCAA Championship TBA + Wildcat Invitational (Ogden, Utah) • % Cougar Challenge (Pullman, Wash.) • ^ Lone Star Showdown (Lubbock, Texas) • * Big 12 Conference Match • Central times listed • Home matches in BOLD. Assistant Director/Communications: Matt Dowdy • [email protected]• O: (806) 834-4529 • C: (806) 928-5190 @TechAthletics • @TechGameday • @CoachFloraTTU • @Matt_Dowdy • #WreckEm 2013 SCHEDULE / RESULTS GAMEDAY INFORMATION Date____________________________ Wednesday, Oct. 16 First Serve __________________________________ 6 p.m. Location ____________________________ Lubbock, Texas Arena ____________________ United Spirit Arena (15.098) Television _________________ FOX Sports Southwest Plus Talent ___________ Robert Giovannetti, Jim Giacommazzi ____________________________________ Courtney Davis Online Stream ____________________www.texastech.com Radio ________________________________ KTXT 88.1 FM Twitter Updates ________ @TechGameday, @Matt_Dowdy Live Stats ________________________www.texastech.com MATCH 21 UNITED SPIRIT ARENA • LUBBOCK, TEXAS TEXAS TECH HOSTS NO. 23 KANSAS WEDNESDAY IN ANNUAL PINK MATCH Fresh off its first Big 12 Conference win of the season, Texas Tech returns to the United Spirit Arena Wednesday evening for a 6 p.m. first serve against the 23rd-ranked Kansas Jayhawks. The match, which will air regionally on FOX Sports Southwest Plus, will be Texas Tech’s annual Pink Out as all fans wearing pink will receive free admission. The Red Raiders head into the match 8-12 overall and 1-4 in conference play after knocking off TCU last Saturday in Fort Worth. The Jayhawks, who reen- tered the top 25 polls this week, are currently 14-4 overall and 4-1 in league action. AROUND THE NET • Texas Tech heads into Wednesday night’s match looking to win consecutive conference matches for the first time since 2005 when the Red Raiders swept both Oklahoma and Kansas on Sept. 21-28 at the United Spirit Arena. • The Red Raiders are 16-19 all-time against Kansas as the Jayhawks have won the previous five meetings and 11 of the last 12 contests, including a pair of 3-0 sweeps last year. Kansas will be the third top-25 team to face Texas Tech this season. • Texas Tech senior Aubree Piper is the only current Red Raider to ever defeat Kansas. That lone victory came on Oct. 2, 2010, in a close 3-2 win at the United Spirit Arena. Piper played in all five sets that night, totaling 11 kills off 20 attempts while adding three service aces and five blocks. Her .400 attacking percentage was the highest for both teams as well. • Kansas combined for 25 blocks in its two matches a year ago against the Red Raiders, who failed to hit over .100 in either contest. Texas Tech will once again have to work around a powerful KU block again this year as the Jayhawks enter this week ranked 19th nationally, averaging 2.78 blocks per set. • While Kansas has found success blocking this year, Texas Tech has relied on its digging ability as the Red Raiders rank third in the Big 12 and 35th nationally with a 16.26 digs per set average. • Kansas enters this week reeling from its first Big 12 loss of the season last Saturday when the Jayhawks fell, 3-1, to No. 3 Texas in Lawrence. The loss snapped a 10-match winning streak for the Jayhawks, which was the longest run for any confer- ence team this season. • The Red Raiders are coming off a 3-2 victory over TCU last Saturday in Fort Worth which marked Texas Tech’s earliest conference victory in a season since topping Kansas, 3-2, in its fifth league match of the year on Oct. 2, 2010. • Texas Tech had not previously defeated a conference foe in five sets on the road since topping Colorado on Nov. 30, 2010, in Boulder. It was also Tech’s first road win over any Big 12 opponent since dropping West Virginia, 3-1, on Oct. 13 last year in Morgantown. TEXAS TECH PROBABLE STARTERS (BASED OFF PREVIOUS MATCHES) AUBREE PIPER 6-1 • MB • SR K/S 2.70 HIT % .278 D/S 0.88 B/S 0.54 BREEANN DAVID 5-11 • OH • JR K/S 3.67 HIT % .222 D/S 2.02 B/S 0.73 JENNA ALLEN 5-11 • OH • SO K/S 3.89 HIT % .201 D/S 2.26 B/S 0.26 EMILY RUETTER 5-11 • SET • SO K/S 0.38 A/S 10.34 D/S 2.23 B/S 0.30 MIKIA MILLS 5-11 • MB • JR K/S 2.00 HIT % .249 D/S 0.42 B/S 0.68 KATIE DAFFER 6-3 • RS • FR K/S 1.13 HIT % .114 D/S 0.38 B/S 0.26 RACHEL BRUMMITT 5-6 • LIB • JR K/S 0.05 A/S 0.62 D/S 5.28 B/S 0.00 K/S designates kills per set • HIT % designates hitting percentage • D/S designates digs per set • B/S designates blocks per set • A/S designates assists per set. TEXAS TECH RED RAIDERS (8-12; 1-4) Record: 8-12; 1-4 Big 12 Ranking: Not Ranked Head Coach: Don Flora (La Verne ‘90, ‘00) Career Record: 306-106 (14th Season) Record at TTU: 37-47 (3rd Season) Record vs. KU: 0-4 Statistical Leaders: Kills: Breeann David (187 kills, 3.67 per set) Hitting Percentage: Aubree Piper (.278 pct.) Assists: Emily Ruetter (755 assists, 10.34 per set) Aces: Rachel Brummitt (19 aces, 0.26 per set) Digs: Rachel Brummitt (391 digs, 5.28 per set) Blocks: Mikia Mills (47 blocks, 0.68 per set) KANSAS JAYHAWKS (14-4; 4-1) Record: 14-4; 4-1 Big 12 Ranking: No. 23 (AVCA) Head Coach: Ray Bechard Career Record: 978-272 (28th Season) Record at KU: 262-212 (16th Season) Record vs. TTU: 19-11 Statistical Leaders: Kills: Sara McClinton (230 kills, 3.48 per set) Hitting Percentage: Caroline Jarmoc (.312 pct.) Assists: Erin Mcnorton (850 assists, 12.32 per set) Aces: Brianne Riley (12 aces, 0.17 per set) Digs: Brianna Riley (326 aces, 4.72 per set) Blocks: Caroline Jarmoc (89 blocks, 1.29 per set) 14-4; 4-1 BIG 12 8-12; 1-4 BIG 12
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2013 RED RAIDER VOLLEYBALL
AUGUST 30 + vs. Seattle L, 0-3 + vs. UC Riverside W, 3-031 + vs. Grand Canyon W, 3-1 + at Weber State W, 3-1SEPTEMBER 3 ABILENE CHRISTIAN W, 3-06 % vs. Montana W, 3-1 % at Washington State L, 0-37 % vs. South Dakota L, 1-3 % vs. Eastern Washington L, 1-310 at Abilene Christian L, 1-313 ^ MONTANA L, 0-3 ^ NEVADA W, 3-014 ^ CAL STATE FULLERTON L, 0-316 at Incarnate Word L, 2-317 at Texas State W, 3-225 * at Oklahoma (FSSW+/FCS) L, 1-3OCTOBER 2 * #25 IOWA STATE (FSSW) L, 0-35 * WEST VIRGINIA L, 1-39 * at #3 Texas (LHN) L, 0-312 * at TCU W, 3-216 * #23 KANSAS (FSSW-Plus) 6 p.m.19 * at Kansas State 7 p.m.23 NEW MEXICO 6 p.m.26 * BAYLOR 3 p.m.30 * at Iowa State (ESPNU) 8 p.m.NOVEMBER 2 * at West Virginia TBA6 * KANSAS STATE (FSSW) 6 p.m.13 * at Baylor 7 p.m.16 * TEXAS 3 p.m.20 * OKLAHOMA (FCS) 6 p.m.23 * at Kansas 1 p.m.30 * TCU 3 p.m.DECEMBER 5-7 NCAA First & Second Rounds TBA13-14 NCAA Regionals TBA19 NCAA Semifinals TBA21 NCAA Championship TBA
+ Wildcat Invitational (Ogden, Utah) • % Cougar Challenge (Pullman, Wash.) • ^ Lone Star Showdown (Lubbock, Texas) • * Big 12 Conference Match • Central times listed • Home matches in BOLD.
Live Stats ________________________www.texastech.com
MATCH 21 UNITED SPIRIT ARENA • LUBBOCK, TEXAS
TEXAS TECH HOSTS NO. 23 KANSAS WEDNESDAY IN ANNUAL PINK MATCHFresh off its first Big 12 Conference win of the season, Texas Tech returns to the United Spirit Arena Wednesday evening for a 6 p.m. first serve against the 23rd-ranked Kansas Jayhawks. The match, which will air regionally on FOX Sports Southwest Plus, will be Texas Tech’s annual Pink Out as all fans wearing pink will receive free admission. The Red Raiders head into the match 8-12 overall and 1-4 in conference play after knocking off TCU last Saturday in Fort Worth. The Jayhawks, who reen-tered the top 25 polls this week, are currently 14-4 overall and 4-1 in league action.
AROUND THE NET• Texas Tech heads into Wednesday night’s match looking to win consecutive conference matches for the first time since 2005 when the Red Raiders swept both Oklahoma and Kansas on Sept. 21-28 at the United Spirit Arena. • The Red Raiders are 16-19 all-time against Kansas as the Jayhawks have won the previous five meetings and 11 of the last 12 contests, including a pair of 3-0 sweeps last year. Kansas will be the third top-25 team to face Texas Tech this season.• Texas Tech senior Aubree Piper is the only current Red Raider to ever defeat Kansas. That lone victory came on Oct. 2, 2010, in a close 3-2 win at the United Spirit Arena. Piper played in all five sets that night, totaling 11 kills off 20 attempts while adding three service aces and five blocks. Her .400 attacking percentage was the highest for both teams as well. • Kansas combined for 25 blocks in its two matches a year ago against the Red Raiders, who failed to hit over .100 in either contest. Texas Tech will once again have to work around a powerful KU block again this year as the Jayhawks enter this week ranked 19th nationally, averaging 2.78 blocks per set. • While Kansas has found success blocking this year, Texas Tech has relied on its digging ability as the Red Raiders rank third in the Big 12 and 35th nationally with a 16.26 digs per set average. • Kansas enters this week reeling from its first Big 12 loss of the season last Saturday when the Jayhawks fell, 3-1, to No. 3 Texas in Lawrence. The loss snapped a 10-match winning streak for the Jayhawks, which was the longest run for any confer-ence team this season. • The Red Raiders are coming off a 3-2 victory over TCU last Saturday in Fort Worth which marked Texas Tech’s earliest conference victory in a season since topping Kansas, 3-2, in its fifth league match of the year on Oct. 2, 2010. • Texas Tech had not previously defeated a conference foe in five sets on the road since topping Colorado on Nov. 30, 2010, in Boulder. It was also Tech’s first road win over any Big 12 opponent since dropping West Virginia, 3-1, on Oct. 13 last year in Morgantown.
TEXASTECH PROBABLE STARTERS (BASED OFF PREVIOUS MATCHES)
AUBREE PIPER
6-1 • MB • SRK/S 2.70HIT % .278D/S 0.88B/S 0.54
BREEANNDAVID
5-11 • OH • JRK/S 3.67HIT % .222D/S 2.02B/S 0.73
JENNA ALLEN
5-11 • OH • SOK/S 3.89HIT % .201D/S 2.26B/S 0.26
EMILYRUETTER
5-11 • SET • SOK/S 0.38A/S 10.34D/S 2.23B/S 0.30
MIKIA MILLS
5-11 • MB • JRK/S 2.00HIT % .249D/S 0.42B/S 0.68
KATIE DAFFER
6-3 • RS • FRK/S 1.13HIT % .114D/S 0.38B/S 0.26
RACHEL BRUMMITT5-6 • LIB • JR
K/S 0.05A/S 0.62D/S 5.28B/S 0.00
K/S designates kills per set • HIT % designates hitting percentage • D/S designates digs per set • B/S designates blocks per set • A/S designates assists per set.
TEXASTECH REDRAIDERS (8-12; 1-4)
Record: 8-12; 1-4 Big 12Ranking: Not RankedHead Coach: Don Flora (La Verne ‘90, ‘00) Career Record: 306-106 (14th Season) Record at TTU: 37-47 (3rd Season) Record vs. KU: 0-4Statistical Leaders: Kills: Breeann David (187 kills, 3.67 per set) Hitting Percentage: Aubree Piper (.278 pct.) Assists: Emily Ruetter (755 assists, 10.34 per set) Aces: Rachel Brummitt (19 aces, 0.26 per set) Digs: Rachel Brummitt (391 digs, 5.28 per set) Blocks: Mikia Mills (47 blocks, 0.68 per set)
KANSAS JAYHAWKS (14-4; 4-1)
Record: 14-4; 4-1 Big 12Ranking: No. 23 (AVCA)Head Coach: Ray Bechard Career Record: 978-272 (28th Season) Record at KU: 262-212 (16th Season) Record vs. TTU: 19-11Statistical Leaders: Kills: Sara McClinton (230 kills, 3.48 per set) Hitting Percentage: Caroline Jarmoc (.312 pct.) Assists: Erin Mcnorton (850 assists, 12.32 per set) Aces: Brianne Riley (12 aces, 0.17 per set) Digs: Brianna Riley (326 aces, 4.72 per set) Blocks: Caroline Jarmoc (89 blocks, 1.29 per set)
14-4; 4-1 BIG 12
8-12; 1-4 BIG 12
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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ....................................................................Lubbock, TexasFounded........................................................................................ 1923Enrollment ................................................................................32,611Nickname ........................................................................Red RaidersColors ..................................................................... Scarlet and BlackMascot ..................................................Masket Rider / Raider RedFacility ................................................................United Spirit ArenaAffiliation .................................................................NCAA Division IConference.................................................................................Big 12Chancellor ....................................................................... Kent HancePresident ......................................................M. Duane Nellis, Ph.D. Athletics Director ........................................................Kirby Hocutt Sr. Associate AD/SWA ............................................. Dr. Judi HenryAssociate AD / Compliance ............................Jennifer BrashearFaculty Representative .........................................Brian ShannonDepartment Main Number ................................ (806) 742-3355
HISTORYSeason of Volleyball ...................................................................38thFirst Season .................................................................................. 1975All-Time Record ....................................................781-618-6 (.556)NCAA Championship Appearances ............................................8 .......................1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001
COACHING STAFFHead Coach ........................................................................Don FloraAlma Mater ...................................University of La Verne ‘90, ‘00Record at Tech .................................................37-47 (3rd Season)Career Record .......................................... 306-106 (14th Season)Twitter.................................................................... @CoachFloraTTUBest time to reach .................................. Mornings, Contact SIDAssociate Head Coach .................... Jojit Coronel (3rd Season)Alma Mater .........................................................UC-Santa Cruz ‘93Assistant Coach ....................................... Beth Falls (8th Season)Alma Mater ............................................................................ SMU ‘05Dir. of Operations ...............................Amy Gandy (5th Season)Alma Mater .................................................................Texas Tech ‘07Office Number ........................................................ (806) 742-7545
TEAM INFORMATION2012 Record................................................................................14-18Conference Record .................................................................... 3-13Home Record ..................................................................................6-6Away Record................................................................................. 3-10Neutral Site Record .......................................................................5-2Postseason .................................................................................. NoneFinal Ranking.............................................................................. NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost................................................ 12/6Starters Returning/Lost ...............................................3+Libero/3Newcomers ..........................................................................................7Top Returning Players .......................................Rachel Brummitt....................................Breeann David, Mikia Mills, Aubree PiperTop Newcomers ............................................................Jenna Allen........................................ Marguerite Grubb, Victoria Hinneburg
Mikia Mills totaled 10 kills off just 18 attempts last Saturday in Texas Tech’s 3-2 victory at TCU. The junior hit a match-high .500 against the Horned Frogs with five digs to go along with a block.
PLAYERTOWATCH: MIKIA MILLS
The Texas Tech Athletics Communications office is here to serve the media throughout the 2013 Red Raider volleyball season. Media members in need of assistance can contact Matt Dowdy in the Athletics Communications office at (806) 742-2770.
MEDIA CREDENTIALS Media members covering the Texas Tech volleyball program at the United Spirit Arena during the 2013 season must be is-sued a working credential from the Texas Tech Athletics Communications office. • All requests for both media and photo credentials must be made either in writing or via e-mail at least a day in advance to Matt Dowdy, Assistant Director for Athletic Communications. (Fax: (806) 742-1970; e-mail: [email protected])• Requests are honored from sports editors of daily and weekly newspapers, editors of sports periodicals, and sports direc-tors of radio and television stations who broadcast regularly scheduled daily sports reports and talk shows.• Credentials can be picked up in the Athletics Communications office (south end of Jones AT&T Stadium) or at will call, which is located at the United Spirit Arena ticket booth.
GAMEDAY SERVICESA complete NCAA box score and pertinent game information will be distributed to members of the working media following the conclusion of the match. Game notes, statistics, and rosters are provided prior to first serve in the Jack Dale Media Room. A pregame meal is also served in the media room approximately 45 minutes prior to first serve.
FOLLOW THE RED RAIDERSTexas Tech fans can follow the Red Raiders all season on Twitter (@TechAthletics, @TechGameday, @CoachFloraTTU, @Matt_Dowdy) as well as Facebook and the official website of Texas Tech Athletics, www.TexasTech.com. Texas Tech offers live video streaming of all home games at United Spirit Arena on TexasTech.TV, the official multimedia home of the Red Raiders.
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS/NEWS CONFERENCES Video from news conferences and games will be available to the media via FTP. Broadcast quality video footage (game high-lights, post-practice interviews, post-game interviews, etc) are available at www.ttumedia.com. Please contact the athletics communications office for login instructions.
PRACTICESAll practices are open to the media and the public. Practices normally begin around 1 p.m. in the United Spirit Arena and end around 3:30 p.m. during the week.
HEAD COACH DON FLORA INTERVIEWS Head coach Don Flora can be reached best during the morning hours prior to the start of practice. Flora’s office is housed in the north end of the United Spirit Arena (ground level). To setup an interview, please contact Matt Dowdy in the Athletics Communications office. Flora will also take part in a weekly press conference every Monday in the Masked Rider Room in the south end of Jones AT&T Stadium.
PLAYER INTERVIEWSPlayers and coaches are available for interviews every day prior to the start of practice. Practice times vary from week to week, so media members wishing to attend should contact Matt Dowdy in the Athletics Communications office to get a weekly schedule.
POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Texas Tech players and head coach Don Flora will be made available to the media in the United Spirit Arena press conference room following a brief cooling off period. Please let Matt Dowdy prior to the end of the match if you would like to speak to a specific Tech student-athlete. The Texas Tech locker room will remain closed.
TEXAS TECH AND KANSAS - THE SERIESWednesday night’s match will mark the 36th all-time meeting between Texas Tech and Kansas, continuing a series that has been played each year since the two schools joined the Big 12 Conference in 1996. The Red Raiders found success early in the series, winning 10 of the first 12 contests between the schools before Kansas took control as of late with five-straight victories and wins in 11 of the last 12 matches. Tech, which has not defeated the Jayhawks since taking a close 3-2 victory on Oct. 2, 2010, in Lubbock, is 8-8 all-time against Kansas when playing in Lubbock.
WRAPPING UP THE TCU VICTORY •Marked Texas Tech’s first Big 12 Conference win of the season. •Marked Texas Tech’s first Big 12 road win since defeating West Virginia, 3-1, on Oct. 13 last year in Morgantown. •Marked Texas Tech’s first five-set conference road victory since topping Colorado on Nov. 20, 2010, in Boulder. •Marked the earliest Big 12 win for Tech since 2010 when the Red Raiders edged Kansas, 3-2, in their fifth league match. •Evened the all-time series with TCU at 4-4 entering the Nov. 30 season finale between the two schools in Lubbock. •Tech’s .217 attacking percentage was its highest in a Big 12 match since also hitting .217 on Nov. 14 last year at Texas. •Tech’s 89 digs marked a season high and the fourth-most by a Big 12 team so far this season. •Tech’s 89 digs were its most against a Big 12 foe since totaling 97 in a 3-2 victory over Baylor on Oct. 26, 2011. •Tech had five different players in double figures for digs, led by Rachel Brummitt with a match-high 26 from back row. •Emily Ruetter and Jenna Allen posted double-doubles, their seventh and third ones already this season. •Defeated the Horned Frogs despite Texas Tech’s leading attacker, Breeann David, being limited in the match.
ALLEN CONTINUES IMPRESSIVE DEBUT WITH 24 KILLS AT TCUSince returning from a preseason injury on Sept. 25 at Oklahoma, Jenna Allen has shown why Don Flora was excited for the South Carolina transfer to debut in scarlet and black. In her five matches so far this season, Allen has totaled 74 kills, averag-ing a team-best 3.89 per set during that span. She has led the Red Raiders in kills for four of five matches, including a career-high 24 last Saturday in Texas Tech’s 3-2 victory at TCU. The Lewisville, Texas product began her Tech career by connecting on 21 kills against the Sooners, which marked the most for a Red Raider in a Big 12 opener since Kelly Johnson also totaled 21 kills in 2001 against Colorado. Her impressive debut has also focused on the defensive end as well with three double-double performances thanks in part to 43 digs at a 2.26 per set rate. She enters this week ranked third in the Big 12 in kills per set for conference matches only and fourth for points per set. TEXAS TECH’S JENNA ALLEN STATS FROM LAST FIVE MATCHES - Coming off a career-high 24 kills at TCU last Saturday, the most for a Red Raider this season. - Marked the most kills for a Red Raider against a Big 12 foe since Amanda Dowdy totaled 34 at Colorado on Nov. 20, 2010. - Also marked the most kills for a Big 12 player this season in a conference match. - Was the second time through five matches with at least 20 kills as she posted 21 in season debut on Sept. 25 at Oklahoma. - Her 21 kills at Oklahoma marked the most for a Red Raider in a Big 12 opener since Kelly Johnson also had 21 in 2001. - Recorded three double-doubles so far, which is tied for the second-most among Texas Tech players this season. BRUMMITT ON PACE FOR YET ANOTHER MEMORABLE SEASONAfter such a memorable debut in scarlet and black a year ago, it may seem difficult to picture Rachel Brummitt duplicating or even surpassing her record-setting numbers from 2012. The junior is well on her way to doing that, though, as she is cur-rently on pace to surpass the 510 digs she recorded a year ago. Brummitt enters this week with 391 digs over 74 total sets, one fewer than from the 2012 season when she had 338 digs through 20 matches. She is averaging 5.28 digs per set which ranks second in the Big 12 this year and is almost a full dig higher than her average at this point a year ago. Brummitt has finished with 20 or more digs 10 times already this year, including a season-high 29 on Sept. 7 against Eastern Washington. She has been in double digits for digs in all 20 matches this season as well. BRUMMITT’S PERFORMANCE DURING THE 2012 & 2013 SEASONS Season SP Digs Per Set 2013 Through 20 matches 74 391 5.28 2012 Through 20 matches 75 338 4.51 Through 21 matches 79 355 4.49
DAVID STARTS OFF JUNIOR YEAR IN STYLE For Breeann David, the 2013 season probably couldn’t have gotten off to a better start. The hard-hitting junior has totaled 187 kills in 15 matches this season where she has averaged 3.67 per set, the second-highest total currently in the Big 12. The Denver City, Texas native started off the year by posting 10 or more kills in each of the first six matches of the season, the longest streak to start a season since Kelly Johnson did so in the first seven matches of the 2004 season. David, who has missed five matches due to injury and was limited last Saturday at TCU, is also second in the Big 12 for points per set (4.70) and third for aces per set with 0.33 per frame. DAVID IN THE BIG 12 CONFERENCE & NCAA OFFENSIVE RANKINGS Category Amount Big 12 Rank NCAA Rank Total Kills 187 7th - Kills per set 3.67 2nd 76th Service aces 17 6th - Aces per set 0.33 3rd 124th Points 228.0 6th - Points per set 4.47 2nd 44th
INSIDE THE SERIESKANSAS(16-19)Home: 8-8; Away: 7-11; Neutral: 1-0Date ___________ Result ___ Score ______________ SiteOct. 16, 1982 _______ W ______ 2-0 _________ Tulsa, Okla.Oct. 11, 1996 _______ W ______ 3-1 ______ Lubbock, TexasNov. 2, 1996 _______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Oct. 10, 1997 _______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Nov. 1, 1997 _______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Nov. 7, 1998 _______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lubbock, TexasNov. 27, 1998 ______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Oct. 2, 1999 ________ L ______ 1-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Nov. 6, 1999 _______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lubbock, TexasSept. 30, 2000 ______ W ______ 3-2 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Nov. 8, 2000 _______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lubbock, TexasOct. 6, 2001 ________ W ______ 3-2 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Oct. 27, 2001 _______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lubbock, TexasSept. 28, 2002 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Nov. 6, 2002 _______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lubbock, TexasOct. 4, 2003 ________ L ______ 1-3 ______ Lubbock, TexasNov. 29, 2003 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Sept. 22, 2004 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Nov. 24, 2004 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lubbock, TexasSept. 28, 2005 ______ W ______ 3-0 ______ Lubbock, TexasNov. 12, 2005 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Sept. 27, 2006 ______ W ______ 3-1 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Oct. 28, 2006 _______ W ______ 3-2 ______ Lubbock, TexasSept. 22, 2007 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Nov. 21, 2007 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lubbock, TexasOct. 4, 2008 ________ L ______ 1-3 ______ Lubbock, TexasNov. 8, 2008 _______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Oct. 21, 2009 _______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lubbock, TexasNov. 24, 2009 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Oct. 2, 2010 ________ W ______ 3-2 ______ Lubbock, TexasOct. 30, 2010 _______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Oct. 22, 2011 _______ L ______ 1-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.Nov. 12, 2011 ______ L ______ 1-3 ______ Lubbock, TexasSept. 22, 2012 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lubbock, TexasNov. 24, 2012 ______ L ______ 0-3 ______ Lawrence, Kan.
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS:Last Texas Tech victory _______________ Oct. 2, 2010 (3-2)Last Kansas victory _________________ Nov. 24, 2012 (0-3)Last Texas Tech victory in Lawrence____Sept. 27, 2006 (3-1)Last Texas Tech victory in Lubbock _____ Oct. 2, 2010 (3-2)Last Kansas victory in Lawrence ______ Nov. 24, 2012 (0-3)Last Kansas victory in Lubbock _______Sept. 22, 2012 (0-3)Texas Tech record in three-set matches _____________9-14Texas Tech record in four-set matches _______________2-5Texas Tech record in five-set matches _______________4-0
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RED RAIDERS ONE OF TOP DIGGING TEAMS IN THE COUNTRYIn the midst of an injury-filled season, one thing has remained constant for the Red Raiders - their ability to dig. Led by stand-out libero Rachel Brummitt, Texas Tech entered this week ranked 35th in the country and third in the Big 12 Conference with a 16.26 digs per set average. Brummitt has been the driving force behind Tech’s defensive success as the junior is averaging 5.28 digs per set, an average that ranks 17th nationally entering this week. Five different Red Raiders have posted double-doubles so far this season, led by Emily Ruetter’s seven which is one more than her total from a year ago. Tech has already totaled 15 double-doubles this year, one more from its total from the entire 2012 season.
SETTING THE PIPE(R)If the start of the 2013 campaign is any indication, Aubree Piper’s senior season could be a special one. The lone senior on the Texas Tech roster, Piper, who has battled several injuries throughout her career, is Tech’s second-leading offensive player so far this year, totaling 200 kills at a 2.70 per set rate. With over 10 matches still remaining in the season, Piper has already surpassed her career high in kills as she topped the 156 from her 2012 junior year just a few weeks ago. Her presence in the middle has not just been felt offensively, though, as she has also recorded 40 blocks while adding 12 service aces. The Amarillo, Texas native has posted a team-high .278 hitting percentage that ranks just outside the top 10 in the Big 12 enter-ing this week. She is currently on pace to enter the Tech career record book at the end of the season with a .253 hitting percentage over four seasons.
O’CANADA - SEASON TWOFor as much balance as Texas Tech has shown this year offensively, much of the credit belongs to Emily Ruetter. Tech’s first Canadian volleyball athlete since 2007 heads into this weekend ranked fourth in the Big 12 and 77th nationally with a 10.34 assists per set average that is a full assist more than her average from her 2012 freshman season. Ruetter has totaled 755 assists through 20 of 32 regular season matches, putting her on pace to potentially become just the fifth Red Raider setter to record more than 1,200 assists. No Tech setter has reached the mark since Laura Grote in 2003 when she dished out 1,276 assists. Ruetter, who has also recorded nine service aces and 22 blocks, is Tech’s first Canadian-born player since current director of volleyball operations Amy Gandy (2004-07).
WRIGHT STEPS UP IN TRIP TO INCARNATE WORD, TEXAS STATE Faced with a depleted bench, Texas Tech head coach Don Flora turned to sophomore Emily Wright to fill a void on the outside as the usual defensive specialist turned into a six-rotation player in both matches against Incarnate Word and Texas State. The effort did not go unnoticed, either, as Wright recorded her first career double-double with 12 kills and 10 digs Monday against the Cardinals before coming back the next night to post a career-high 14 digs against Texas State. The Cypress, Texas native returned to being a full-time defensive specialist last week at Oklahoma.
FOUR MATCHES ADDED TO TEXAS TECH’S TELEVISION SCHEDULETexas Tech added to its 2013 television schedule earlier this month as four Big 12 matches will be broadcast through FOX Sports platforms, beginning Oct. 2 with Iowa State. The Red Raiders, who were already scheduled to face Iowa State (Oct. 30) on ESPNU as part of the Big 12 television schedule, will also face Kansas (Oct. 16), Kansas State (Nov. 6) and Oklahoma (Nov. 20) in FOX broadcasts that are part of Texas Tech’s third-tier rights agreement with the network. 2013 TEXAS TECH VOLLEYBALL TELEVISION SCHEDULE Date Opponent TV Oct. 2 Iowa State FOX Sports Southwest Oct. 16 Kansas FOX Sports Southwest-Plus Oct. 30 at Iowa State ESPNU Nov. 6 Kansas State FOX Sports Southwest Nov. 20 Oklahoma FOX College Sports
FLORA PICKS UP CAREER WIN NO. 300 ON OPENING WEEKENDTexas Tech head coach Don Flora earned his 300th career victory at the collegiate level during opening weekend when the Red Raiders dropped Grand Canyon in four sets at the Wildcat invitational. The Red Raiders are now 7-11 on the year, improv-ing Flora’s overall record to 305-105 in 13-plus seasons at both the University of La Verne in California as well as Texas Tech. Flora, arguably one of the winningest active coaches at the Division-I level, led Tech to 29 victories over his first two seasons after inheriting a program that totaled just 30 wins in the five seasons prior to his arrival. The California native currently ranks tied for fifth among Big 12 Conference coaches in career victories, trailing only Ray Bechard (Kansas), Jerritt Elliott (Texas) and Jim Barnes (Baylor) and Santiago Restrepo (Oklahoma). All four coaches have longer career tenures than Flora, who arrived in Lubbock after two seasons as an assistant at New Mexico State and 11 years as the head coach of his alma mater in La Verne where he amassed a 269-59 record (.820 winning percentage) and led the Leopards to the 2001 NCAA Division III National Championship. BIG 12 CONFERENCE COACHES BY CAREER VICTORIES Coach, School Wins Seasons Ray Bechard, Kansas 977 29th Season Jerritt Elliott, Texas 355 15th Season Jim Barnes, Baylor 327 18th Season Santiago Restrepo, Oklahoma 306 16th Season Don Flora, Texas Tech 305 14th Season
MILLS, BRUMMITT NAMED TO WILDCAT INVITATIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMRachel Brummitt and Mikia Mills also earned a selection to the Wildcat Invitational all-tournament team after the two ju-niors helped lead the Red Raiders to a 3-1 showing in the event. Brummitt totaled a team-high 75 digs from the back row, averaging 5.36 per set which ranks third in the Big 12 after one weekend. She ended the tournament with a match-high 26 digs against host Weber State, marking the ninth time in her Tech career where she has reached the 20-dig mark. Mills, meanwhile, connected on 39 kills, second-most on the team, while adding nine digs and 11 blocks to collect her first all-tournament honor of her career. The middle blocker delivered 25 kills over the final two matches, including a career-high 13 in Tech’s four-set victory over Grand Canyon. Teammate Breeann David shared Most Valuable Player honors as well.
ENSCH MAKES IMPRESSIVE DEBUT IN UTAHTexas Tech freshman Courtney Ensch made what seemed to be a smooth transition to collegiate volleyball at the Wildcat Invitational as she connected on 26 kills from the right side while also adding eight digs and five blocks. Ensch, who arrived at Tech from Southlake Carroll High School, had one of the most accurate performances for a Red Raider in recent memory against Grand Canyon as she recorded 12 kills off just 19 attempts. Ensch had only two hitting errors in the match for a .526 hitting percentage, which was the highest for a Red Raider since Lydia McKay totaled the same average on Sept. 14 last year against Houston Baptist. Ensch closed the weekend hitting .327 over 13 sets, the second-highest percentage on the team.
Rk. School Pts. Rec. LW 1. Southern California (50) 1485 16-1 1 2. Florida (5) 1408 17-1 2 3. Texas (3) 1364 12-2 3 4. Penn State 1321 14-2 4 5. Michigan State (2) 1247 17-1 7 6. Washington 1224 13-1 6 7. Stanford 1157 12-3 8 8. Nebraska 1036 12-3 9 9. Hawai’i 1023 16-2 5 10. Minnesota 939 16-3 11 11. San Diego 908 13-3 12 12. Colorado State 828 15-0 13 13. North Carolina 687 16-1 10 14. Kentucky 672 13-4 15 15. Wisconsin 584 15-3 19 16. Michigan 525 12-5 17 17. Ohio State 454 14-4 14 18. Missouri 390 21-0 25 19. Florida State 381 12-5 21 20. BYU 365 14-3 24 21. Oregon 347 10-6 22 22. Arizona State 256 13-5 16 23. Kansas 139 15-4 NR 24. Duke 127 14-3 NR 25. Purdue 115 11-6 20
Receiving Votes: Ohio 87; UCLA 77; St. Mary’s (CA) 70; Miami (FL) 63; Creighton 60; Cal State Northridge 43; California 38; Oklahoma 32; Iowa State 18; Western Kentucky 7; Illinois 5
AVCA TOP 25 POLL (OCT. 14)
RECORD BOOK WATCHCAREER HITTING PERCENTAGE(Minimum 900 career attacks) 1. Philister Sang (2005-06) _____________________ .441 2. Lori Garber (1998-1999) _____________________ .323 3. Jill Burness (1995-1996) _____________________ .319 4. Sonia Moric (1995-1998) ____________________ .299 5. Alicia Ostmeyer (2006-2007) _________________ .265 6. Colleen Smith (1999-2000) ___________________ .265 7. Brande Brown (1993-97) ____________________ .262 8. (Erica Ruegg (1990-93) ______________________ .256 9. Lisa Hilgers (1995-98) _______________________ .247 10. Courtney Putnam (1996-98) _________________ .244 Approaching: Aubree Piper (2010-Present) _________________ .253
Head Coach • Third SeasonUniversity of La Verne ‘90, ‘00
@CoachFloraTTU
THE FLORA FILEDate of Birth: Sept. 9, 1968 Hometown: La Verne, Calif.High School: Charter Oak ‘86Education: La Verne ‘90 (Social Sciences)Master’s: La Verne ‘00 (Leadership & Management)Wife: JeanneDaughters: Annika, Alexis
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS• In the midst of his third season at Texas Tech where he has totaled 32 victories in two-plus seasons. His 29 wins over his first two seasons were one shy of the school’s total from the previous five seasons prior to his arrival.
• Named the eighth volleyball coach in Texas Tech history on Jan. 7, 2011.
• Led Texas Tech to its first victory over a ranked opponent since 2003 on Nov. 20, 2012, when the Red Raiders topped No. 20 Kansas State, 3-1, at the United Spirit Arena.
• Has totaled 303 victories over 14 seasons as a collegiate head coach, fourth most among current Big 12 coaches.
• Boasts a .73 career winning percentage as a head coach which is among the top percentages among active coaches nationally.
• Led his alma mater, the University of La Verne (Calif.), to the NCAA Division III National Championship in 2001, only his fourth season as the program’s head coach.
• Pushed La Verne back to the National Championship match again in 2008, his final year with the program before moving on to New Mexico State where he spent two sea-sons as an assistant.
• Named the AVCA Division III National Coach of the Year in 2001. Also earned AVCA West Region Coach of the Year honors four times while with La Verne as well.
COACHING EXPERIENCE1993-97: La Verne Assistant Coach (women’s)1993-97: La Verne Head Coach (men’s)1998-08: La Verne Head Coach (women’s)2009-11: New Mexico State Assistant Coach2011-Present: Texas Tech Head Coach
FLORA YEAR-BY-YEARYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONF. 1998 La Verne 12-14 9-31999 La Verne 15-7 9-32000 La Verne 25-2 13-12001 La Verne* 27-1 13-12002 La Verne 22-6 14-02003 La Verne 30-3 14-02004 La Verne 33-4 14-02005 La Verne 24-9 13-12006 La Verne 27-3 13-12007 La Verne 27-7 14-02008 La Verne^ 27-3 14-02009 New Mexico State~ 18-13 12-42010 New Mexico State~ 19-9 13-32011 Texas Tech 15-17 1-142012 Texas Tech 14-18 3-142013 Texas Tech 8-12 1-4 Totals 343-128 170-49As Head Coach 306-106 145-42As Asst. Coach 37-22 25-7
* designates NCAA Division III National Champions.^ designates NCAA Division III National Runner-ups.~ designates time spent as an assistant coach.
PIPER RETURNS AS TEXAS TECH’S LONE SENIORWhen Aubree Piper looks walks across the court later this season on Senior Night, she will be the only player on Tech’s 19-person roster to receive flowers and framed jersey. The four-year senior, who has started in 52 matches the past three seasons, will be Tech’s leader both on the court and in the locker room for a program that despite returning 12 letterwinners also boasts seven newcomers. Piper enters her senior season with 440 career kills to go along with 174 total blocks and a .242 career hitting percentage. She ended 2012 with a .312 hitting percentage, which ranked ninth in school history for a single season. The Amarillo, Texas native is Tech’s most experienced returner, having played in 72 career matches despite battling various injuries throughout her career.
WHAT CAN BRUMMITT DO NEXT FOR TECH?After a record-breaking inaugural season in scarlet and black, the best question pertaining to Rachel Brummitt might just be what can she do next? The junior libero shattered the Tech single-season record in 2012 with 510 digs from the back row, finishing with 62 more than previous record holder Melissa McGehee (2000). The Plano, Texas native wrapped the 2012 season ranked fourth in the Big 12 for digs per set (4.32), trailing only Kristin Hahn (Iowa State), Brianne Riley (Kansas) and Maria Fernanda (Oklahoma). A similar, if not better, performance this year would already place Brummitt near the top 10 on the Tech career chart as well as Ginger Carter currently sits in 10th place with 1,092 digs from the 1991-94 seasons. Lisa Hilgers owns the Tech career record for digs after totaling 1,583 from 1995-98 that also ranks ninth in Big 12 history entering the 2013 season as well.
THE DENVER CITY HAMMERNot shy from coining nicknames, Texas Tech head coach Don Flora has long referred to junior outside hitter Breeann David as the “Denver City Hammer.” Named for both her hometown of nearby Denver City, Texas, as well as her hard-hitting ability, David enters her junior season as one of Tech’s key offensive weapons after she led the team with a 2.77 kills per set average a year ago. David, a six-rotation players normally, totaled 213 digs in 2012 despite missing six matches due to an ankle injury that sidelined her early into Big 12 play. David, who comes from a family of Texas Tech athletes, has also posted 239 digs and 135 blocks over her first two seasons in scarlet and black. Her father, Stan David, was a standout football player for the Red Raiders and eventual 1984 NFL Draft selection by the Buffalo Bills. Her mother, Megan David (formerly McGuire), also starred on the volleyball team while at Tech where she still ranks in the top 10 in most career blocking categories. Her younger brother, Clancy David, is also a walk-on football team currently at Tech.
ALLEN EXPECTED TO BOOST RED RAIDER ATTACK ON OUTSIDELike David, Texas Tech is also expecting sophomore transfer Jenna Allen to become an immediate presence on the outside as the newcomer joined the program last spring after spending the 2012 season at South Carolina. Allen appeared in 30 matches while making nine starts for the Gamecocks where she finished fourth on the team with 122 kills while also adding a 102 digs from the back row. Allen is one of two transfers for the Red Raiders from the Southeastern Conference (SEC), join-ing Lauren Douglass who arrived this fall from Ole Miss.
HINNEBURG NAMED BIG 12 PRESEASON CO-FRESHMAN OF THE YEARTexas Tech freshman Victoria Hinneburg was named the Big 12 Preseason Co-Freshman of the Year prior to the season, marking the first time a Red Raider has ever garnered the award. Hinneburg, a native of Leipzig, Germany, is just the third Red Raider to earn a conference preseason award, joining Colleen Smith (1999) and Justine Young (2010) who were both named the league’s Newcomer of the Year. One of the top international prospects in the 2013 class, Hinneburg will give Tech plenty of size and ability for the years to come as she is the tallest Red Raider listed on the roster at 6-4. Hinneburg shared the award with Kansas State’s Katie Brand.
RED RAIDERS WELCOME SEVEN NEWCOMERS TO THE ROSTERTexas Tech welcomes seven newcomers to its roster this fall with three being transfer players in Jenna Allen, Carlie Foust and Lauren Douglass. The Red Raiders also added four freshmen in Katie Daffer, Courtney Ensch, Marguerite Grubb and Victoria Hinneburg. Tech’s seven-player recruiting has been described as the most talented in Don Flora’s three-year tenure at Texas Tech. 2013 TEXAS TECH VOLLEYBALL NEWCOMERS Name POS YEAR Hometown Jenna Allen OH SO Lewisville, Texas Katie Daffer MB/RS FR Austin, Texas Lauren Douglass MB/RS RS FR Flower Mound, Texas Courtney Ensch RS FR Southlake, Texas Carlie Foust DS SO Amarillo, Texas Marguerite Grubb SET FR Houston, Texas Victoria Hinneburg RS/MB FR Leipzig, Germany
TECH TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH BOTH ACU AND MONTANAWhile playing opponents twice during the season is customary during Big 12 play, the Red Raiders will get to know both Abilene Christian and Montana well this year as Tech is scheduled to play both schools twice during the non-conference portion of the schedule. Tech opens its home slate next Tuesday (Sept. 3) against Abilene Christian and then travels roughly 120 miles south to face the Wildcats again on Sept. 10 in Abilene. The Red Raiders have never played two non-conference opponents twice in a season during the Big 12 era. Tech played both SMU and Grambling State twice during the 1996 and 2011 seasons, going 4-0 in those matches.
RED RAIDERS TO MAKE FIRST-EVER APPEARANCE ON ESPNThe Texas Tech volleyball program will face Iowa State in front of a national television audience on Oct. 30 as the Red Raiders and Cyclones were picked prior to the season to appear on ESPNU as part of the Big 12 Conference’s television schedule for the 2013 season. The match is part of a Big 12 double-header on the network as Baylor and Kansas will face off at 6 p.m. CT in Lawrence before the Red Raiders and Cyclones open with an 8 p.m. first serve later in the evening at Hilton Coliseum in Ames. This will be Tech’s first ever appearance on an ESPN network (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU). The Red Raiders are 20-17 all-time against the Cyclones and 10-8 when playing in Ames.
DOUGLASS TO SIT OUT 2013 SEASONRedshirt freshman Lauren Douglass will sit out the 2013 season due to NCAA transfer policy. Douglass, a native of Flower Mound, Texas, transferred to Tech from Ole Miss where she redshirted the 2012 campaign while recovering from injury. She will have three years of eligibility remaining beginning in the 2014 season.
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BIG 12 CONTINUES TO BE AMONG TOP VOLLEYBALL CONFERENCESThe Big 12 will once again be one of the toughest volleyball conferences nationally this season as the league is boosted by preseason favorite and top-ranked Texas, while No. 15 Iowa State and No. 20 Kansas are also ranked in the top-25 of the AVCA preseason poll. Both Oklahoma and Kansas State received votes in the poll as well. The Big 12 has earned five or more bids to the NCAA Tournament in each of the past four seasons with Texas claiming the national title from a year ago.
RED RAIDERS PICKED TO FINISH TIED FOR 7TH IN BIG 12 PRESEASON POLLTexas Tech was picked to finish tied for seventh in the Big 12 preseason poll that is voted on annually by the conference coaches. It was the highest preseason nod for the Red Raiders since 2001 when Tech was selected to finish sixth in what was then an 11-team league. The Red Raiders 19 points to finish tied for seventh with TCU while West Virginia rounded out the poll in ninth place. Texas was named the preseason favorite as the defending national champions garnered eight of nine first-place votes to sit in front of Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Oklahoma and Baylor. BIG 12 CONFERENCE PRESEASON POLL Rank Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. Texas (8) 64 2. Iowa State (1) 55 3. Kansas 51 4. Kansas State 41 5. Oklahoma 39 6. Baylor 28 7. Texas Tech 19 TCU 19 9. West Virginia 8 Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.
TEAM STATS NCAA BIG 12Aces per set 200th 5thAssists per set 139th 6thBlocks per set 248th 8thDigs per set 35th 3rdHitting Percentage 224th 9thKills per set 153rd 8thMatch W-L Pct. 138th 9th
INDIVIDUAL STATSBreeann David Kills per set 76th 3rd Aces per set 124th 2nd Points per set 44th 3rd
Aubree Piper (pictured below) Is the only current Red Raider to ever defeat Kansas as Texas Tech topped the Jayhawks, 3-2, on Oct. 2, 2010, during her freshman season.
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BIG 12 WEEKLY SCHEDULEWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16Robert Morris at West Virginia 5:30 p.m.Kansas at Texas Tech 6 p.m.TCU at Baylor 7 p.m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19Oklahoma at Baylor 1 p.m.Kansas at West Virginia 5:30 p.m.Iowa State at Texas 6:30 p.m.Texas Tech at Kansas State 7 p.m.
BIG 12 SETS OVERALL SETS vs. RANKED TEAMS W L Pct. W-L W L Pct. W-L Last 10 Streak Top 10 Top 25Texas 6 0 1.000 15-2 12 2 .857 37-17 9-1 Won 7 2-0 4-1Kansas 4 1 .800 13-4 14 4 .778 47-22 9-1 Lost 1 0-1 1-2Iowa State 4 1 .800 14-3 10 5 .667 34-19 6-4 Won 2 0-0 0-3Oklahoma 3 2 .600 9-10 15 4 .789 47-23 7-3 Won 1 0-1 2-1West Virginia 2 2 .400 7-11 15 4 .789 46-21 6-4 Lost 2 0-0 0-0Baylor 1 3 .250 5-9 9 11 .450 35-39 5-5 Won 1 0-1 0-2Kansas State 1 4 .200 5-14 13 5 .722 41-28 6-4 Lost 2 0-0 1-0TCU 1 4 .200 7-12 12 7 .632 42-29 6-4 Lost 2 0-2 0-2Texas Tech 1 4 .200 5-14 8 12 .400 31-43 3-7 Won 1 0-1 0-2
BIG12CONFERENCE STANDINGS (2013)
BIG 12 WEEKLY AWARDSBIG 12 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKSeptember 2 Sallie McLaurin, OklahomaSeptember 9 Sallie McLaurin, OklahomaSeptember 16 Sallie McLaurin, OklahomaSeptember 23 Erin McNorton, KansasSeptember 30 Tiana Dockery, KansasOctober 7 Sara McClinton, KansasOctober 14 Bailey Webster, TexasOctober 21October 28November 4November 11November 18November 25
BIG 12 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKSeptember 2 Kristen Hahn, Iowa StateSeptember 9 Caroline Jarmoc, KansasSeptember 16 Brianne Riley, KansasSeptember 23 Kaitlynn Pelger, Kansas StateSeptember 30 Carline Jarmoc, Kansas Kristen Hahn, Iowa StateOctober 7 Tayler Soucie, KansasOctober 14 Kristen Hahn, Iowa StateOctober 21October 28November 4November 11November 18November 25
BIG 12 ROOKIE OF THE WEEKSeptember 2 Jordan Anderson, West VirginiaSeptember 9 Jordan Anderson, West VirginiaSeptember 16 Katie Brand, Kansas StateSeptember 23 Tayler Soucie, KansasSeptember 30 Chiaka Ogbogu, TexasOctober 7 Chiaka Ogbogu, TexasOctober 14 Tola Itiola, BaylorOctober 21October 28November 4November 11November 18November 25
BIG 12 PRESEASON POLLRANK TEAM (FIRST-PLACE VOTES) POINTS1. Texas (8) 642. Iowa State (1) 553. Kansas 514. Kansas State 415. Oklahoma 396. Baylor 287. Texas Tech 19 TCU 199. West Virginia 8Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.
BIG 12 PRESEASON TEAMNAME, SCHOOL POSZoe Adom, Baylor OHMackenzie Bigbee, Iowa State RSKristen Hahn, Iowa State^ DS/LVictoria Hurtt, Iowa State^ OHCaroline Jarmoc, Kansas^ MBSara McClinton, Kansas OHErin McNorton, Kansas SKaitlynn Pelger, Kansas State MBKierra Holst, Oklahoma MBSallie McLaurin, Oklahoma^ MBYvonne Igodan, TCU^ MBKhat Bell, Texas^ MB/OHHaley Eckerman, Texas^ OHBailey Webster, Texas^ OH^ Unanimous SelectionCoaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.
PRESEASON AWARDSPRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEARHaley Eckerman, Texas
PRESEASON CO-FRESHMEN OF THE YEARVictoria Hinneburg, Texas TechKatie Brand, Kansas State
PREVIOUS RESULTSWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9Baylor 3, West Virginia 0Texas 3, Texas Tech 0Iowa State 3, Kansas State 0Kansas 3, Oklahoma 0
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12Iowa State 3, West Virginia 0Texas Tech 3, TCU 2Texas 3, Kansas 1Oklahoma 3, Kansas State 1
BY SET AVERAGESSets played: 74Kills per set: 12.64Assists per set: 11.93Service aces per set: 1.16Reception errors per set: 1.11Digs per set: 16.26Blocks per set: 1.75Ball handling errors per set: 0.24Reception errors per set: 1.11Points per set: 15.55
BY SET AVERAGESSets played: 74Kills per set: 12.92Assists per set: 11.54Service aces per set: 1.11Reception errors per set: 1.16Digs per set: 16.00Blocks per set: 2.31Ball handling errors per set: 0.57Reception errors per set: 1.16Points per set: 16.34
OPPONENT MATCH-BY-MATCH STATS
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2013 Flora All Big 12 EraOverall 8-12 1-4 37-47At the United Spirit Arena 2-4 0-2 12-17On the road 3-5 1-2 11-25Neutral sites 3-3 0-0 14-5Big 12 Play 1-4 1-4 5-32Non-Conference 7-8 0-0 32-15At a tournament 5-6 0-0 26-10On Television 0-3 0-3 0-12
Wearing Red uniforms 4-2 1-0 14-9Wearing White uniforms 1-4 0-2 9-10Wearing Black uniforms 3-6 0-2 14-26
CAL STATE FULLERTON Stacy (9) Piper (.286) Brummitt (23) Mills (4) Ruetter (26)
at Incarnate Word Piper (19) Mills (.667) Brummitt (19) Three Players (3) Ruetter (60)
at Texas State David (23) Piper (.394) Brummitt (28) Piper (5) Ruetter (47)
at Oklahoma Allen (21) Allen (.264) David (21) Ford/Mills (4) Ruetter (49)
IOWA STATE David (8) Daffer (.500) Brummitt (13) Three Players (1) Ruetter (21)
WEST VIRGINIA Allen (17) Allen (.216) Brummitt (20) Three Players (2) Ruetter (33)
at Texas Allen (9) Piper (.556) Brummitt (16) Mills/Allen (2) Ruetter (25)
at TCU Allen (24) Mills (.500) Brummitt (26) Piper (3) Ruetter (50)
KANSAS
at Kansas State
NEW MEXICO
BAYLOR
at Iowa State
at West Virginia
KANSAS STATE
at Baylor
TEXAS
OKLAHOMA
at Kansas
TCU
MATCH-BY-MATCH LEADERS
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Opponent OH OH/DS MB MB SET RS/DS LIB
vs. Seattle B. David M. Stacy A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter S. Podraza R. Brummitt
vs. UC Riverside B. David M. Stacy A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter C. Ensch R. Brummitt
vs. Grand Canyon B. David W. Ford A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter C. Ensch R. Brummitt
at Weber State B. David E. Wright (DS) A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter C. Ensch R. Brummitt
ABILENE CHRISTIAN B. David K. Daffer A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter C. Ensch R. Brummitt
vs. Montana B. David K. Daffer A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter C. Ensch R. Brummitt
at Washington State B. David M. Stacy A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter E. Sorrells (DS) R. Brummitt
vs. South Dakota State K. Daffer M. Stacy A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter C. Ensch R. Brummitt
vs. Eastern Washington M. Stacy C. Foust (DS) A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter E. Sorrells (DS) R. Brummitt
at Abilene Christian M. Stacy K. Daffer A. Piper M. Mills N. Hragyil C. Ensch R. Brummitt
MONTANA B. David K. Daffer A. Piper B. Grant E. Ruetter C. Ensch R. Brummitt
NEVADA B. David M. Stacy A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter S. Podraza R. Brummitt
CAL STATE FULLERTON B. David M. Stacy A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter C. Ensch R. Brummitt
at Incarnate Word M. Stacy E. Wright A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter S. Podraza R. Brummitt
at Texas State B. David E. Wright A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter S. Podraza R. Brummitt
at Oklahoma B. David J. Allen A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter W. Ford R. Brummitt
IOWA STATE B. David J. Allen A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter K. Daffer R. Brummitt
WEST VIRGINIA B. David J. Allen A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter K. Daffer R. Brummitt
at Texas M. Stacy J. Allen A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter K. Daffer R. Brummitt
at TCU M. Stacy J. Allen A. Piper M. Mills E. Ruetter B. Grant R. Brummitt
KANSAS
at Kansas State
NEW MEXICO
BAYLOR
at Iowa State
at West Virginia
KANSAS STATE
at Baylor
TEXAS
OKLAHOMA
at Kansas
TCU
MATCH-BY-MATCH STARTING LINEUPS
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ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) .322 (67-18-152) ________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013) .278 (70-25-162) _______ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013) .256 (44-14-117) ______vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013) .245 (57-20-151) __________at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) .236 (44-19-106) _________ vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)
KILLS (K-E-TA)70 (70-25-162) 5s ______ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)67 (67-18-152) 4s _______vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)60 (60-22-175) 5s ________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)58 (58-26-165) 5s __________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)58 (58-28-150) 4s ___________ vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)
KILLS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)44 (44-19-106)___________ vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)44 (44-14-117)________vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)40 (40-22-112)_______________ vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)37 (37-21-131)______________ vs Montana (Sep 13, 2013)37 (37-21-113)_______ at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)
KILLS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)67 (67-18-152)__________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)58 (58-28-150)______________ vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)57 (57-20-151)____________at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)56 (56-23-165)_____________ at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)
KILLS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)70 (70-25-162)_________ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)60 (60-22-175)___________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)58 (58-26-165)_____________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)175 (60-22-175) 5s _______________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)170 (46-24-170) 4s ____at Abilene Christian (Sep 10, 2013)165 (58-26-165) 5s _________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)165 (56-23-165) 4s _________ at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)162 (70-25-162) 5s _____ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)140 (35-21-140) _____vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)131 (37-21-131) ____________ vs Montana (Sep 13, 2013)117 (44-14-117) ______vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)113 (37-21-113) _____ at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)112 (40-22-112) _____________ vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)170 (46-24-170) ______at Abilene Christian (Sep 10, 2013)165 (56-23-165) ___________ at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)154 (45-22-154) _________ vs West Virginia (Oct 05, 2013)152 (53-30-152) ___ vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)152 (67-18-152) ________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)175 (60-22-175) _________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)165 (58-26-165) ___________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)162 (70-25-162) _______ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
ASSISTS67 (5s) _______________ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)59 (5s) _________________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)57 (4s) ________________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)55 (4s) ___________________ at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)54 (5s) ___________________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)
ASSISTS 3-SETS43 ____________________ vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)38 _________________vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)37 _______________________ vs Montana (Sep 13, 2013)36 ________________________ vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)36 ________________ at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)
ASSISTS 4-SETS57 ___________________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)55 ______________________ at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)54 _____________________at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)51 ______________ vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)51 _______________________ vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)
ASSISTS 5-SET67 __________________ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)59 ____________________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)54 ______________________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)
DIGS89 (5s) _________________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)84 (5s) ___________________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)78 (4s) ___________________ at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)72 (4s) ________________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)72 (5s) _______________ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
DIGS 3-SETS64 _______________________ vs Montana (Sep 13, 2013)61 ________________vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)57 ____________________ vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)55 ________________________ vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)50 ________________ at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)
DIGS 4-SETS78 ______________________ at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)72 ___________________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)70 ____________________ vs West Virginia (Oct 05, 2013)68 ______________ vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)63 _____________________at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)
DIGS 5-SETS89 ____________________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)84 ______________________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)72 __________________ at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
ACES8_________________________ vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)8________________________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)6______________________ vs West Virginia (Oct 05, 2013)6______________________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)5________________ vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)5______________________ vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)5_____________________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)5_______________________at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)5__________________________ vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)
BLOCKS10.0 ________________vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)10.0 _____________________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)9.5 ________________________ vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)9.0 _____________________at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)9.0 ________________vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)8.0 ___________________vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)8.0 ___________________ vs South Dakota (Sep 07, 2013)8.0 ______________ vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)
ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) .378 (47-13- 90) _______________ at TEXAS (Oct 09, 2013) .301 (58-14-146) ____vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013) .279 (46-15-111) ____________vs Iowa State (Oct 02, 2013)
KILLS (K-E-TA)70 (70-26-197) 5s ________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)65 (65-21-170) 5s _______at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)61 (61-25-180) 5s __________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)
KILLS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)47 (47-13- 90) _________________ at TEXAS (Oct 09, 2013)46 (46-15-111)______________vs Iowa State (Oct 02, 2013)43 (43-17-129)_______ vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)
KILLS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)70 (70-26-197)___________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)65 (65-21-170)__________at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)197 (70-26-197) 5s _______________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)180 (61-25-180) 5s _________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)170 (65-21-170) 5s ______at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)113 (33-24-113) ______ vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)110 (41-11-110) ______at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)107 (24-18-107) _________ vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)168 (60-19-168) ____________at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)146 (58-14-146) ____vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)146 (47-18-146) ________ vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)197 (70-26-197) _________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)180 (61-25-180) ___________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)
ASSISTS59 (5s) ________________at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)59 (5s) _________________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)55 (4s) __________________vs West Virginia (Oct 05, 2013)
ASSISTS 3-SETS43 __________________________ at TEXAS (Oct 09, 2013)43 _______________________vs Iowa State (Oct 02, 2013)40 ________________________vs Montana (Sep 13, 2013)
ASSISTS 5-SETS59 ____________________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)59 ___________________at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
DIGS86 (4s) ______________ at Abilene Christian (Sep 10, 2013)74 (5s) ___________________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)72 (3s) _____________ vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)
DIGS 3-SETS72 ________________ vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)66 ________________________vs Montana (Sep 13, 2013)
DIGS 4-SETS86 _________________ at Abilene Christian (Sep 10, 2013)71 _______________________at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)
DIGS 5-SETS78 ____________________________ at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)74 ______________________ at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)
ACES8______________________ vs South Dakota (Sep 07, 2013)
BLOCKS18.0 ___________________ vs South Dakota (Sep 07, 2013)16.0 _______________________vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)
TEAM MATCH HIGHS OPPONENT MATCH HIGHS
2013 Texas Tech Volleyball
17
ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) minimum 8 kills .667 (18- 2-24) _________________________ Mills, Mikia at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013) .526 (12- 2-19) _____________________ Ensch, Courtney vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013) .517 (17- 2-29) ___________________ Piper, Aubree vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013) .471 (17- 1-34) ____________________ David, Breeann vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013) .458 (12- 1-24) _____________________ Piper, Aubree at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)
KILLS (K-E-TA)24 (24- 7-61) 5s __________________________________ Allen, Jenna at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)23 (23- 8-54) 5s _________________________ David, Breeann at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)21 (21- 6-45) 4s ______________________ David, Breeann vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)21 (21- 7-53) 4s ____________________________ Allen, Jenna at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)20 (20- 3-42) 4s ________________________ David, Breeann at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)
KILLS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)17 (17- 1-34) ______________________ David, Breeann vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)12 (12- 1-24) _______________________ Piper, Aubree at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)12 (12- 4-28) __________________________David, Breeann vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)12 (12- 4-22) ________________________Piper, Aubree vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)11 (11- 2-21) ______________________________ David, Breeann vs Seattle (Aug 30, 2013)
KILLS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)21 (21- 6-45) ________________________ David, Breeann vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)21 (21- 7-53) ______________________________ Allen, Jenna at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)20 (20- 3-42) __________________________ David, Breeann at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)18 (18-14-58) ____________________ Stacy, Meghan vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)18 (18- 9-52) ____________________________ David, Breeann at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)
KILLS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)24 (24- 7-61) ____________________________________ Allen, Jenna at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)23 (23- 8-54) ___________________________ David, Breeann at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)19 (19- 5-36) _________________________ Piper, Aubree at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)18 (18- 2-24) ___________________________ Mills, Mikia at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)61 (24- 7-61) 5s __________________________________ Allen, Jenna at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)58 (18-14-58) 4s _________________ Stacy, Meghan vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)54 (23- 8-54) 5s _________________________ David, Breeann at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)53 (21- 7-53) 4s ____________________________ Allen, Jenna at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)52 (18- 9-52) 4s __________________________ David, Breeann at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)38 ( 9- 7-38) _______________________Stacy, Meghan vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)36 (11- 9-36) ______________________________ David, Breeann vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)34 ( 9- 3-34) ____________________________________ Allen, Jenna at Texas (Oct 09, 2013)34 (17- 1-34) ______________________ David, Breeann vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)33 (12- 8-33) ______________________________ Stacy, Meghan vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)58 (18-14-58) ____________________ Stacy, Meghan vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)53 (21- 7-53) ______________________________ Allen, Jenna at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)52 (18- 9-52) ____________________________ David, Breeann at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)51 (17- 6-51) ____________________________ Allen, Jenna vs West Virginia (Oct 05, 2013)46 (16- 8-46) _____________________________ David, Breeann vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)
TOTAL ATTEMPTS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)61 (24- 7-61) ____________________________________ Allen, Jenna at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)54 (23- 8-54) ___________________________ David, Breeann at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)41 (12-12-41) _________________________ Wright, Emily at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)36 (19- 5-36) _________________________ Piper, Aubree at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)
POINTS27.5 (23- 2- 2.5) 5s _______________________ David, Breeann at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)24.5 (21- 1- 2.5) 4s ____________________ David, Breeann vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)24.5 (24- 0- 0.5) 5s ________________________________ Allen, Jenna at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)24.0 (20- 3- 1.0) 4s ______________________ David, Breeann at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)23.5 (16- 4- 3.5) 4s _________________________ David, Breeann vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)
POINTS 3-SETS23.0 (17- 3- 3.0) ____________________ David, Breeann vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)17.5 (12- 2- 3.5) ________________________David, Breeann vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)14.0 (12- 0- 2.0) ____________________________ Stacy, Meghan vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)13.5 (12- 1- 0.5) _____________________ Piper, Aubree at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)13.5 (12- 0- 1.5) ______________________Piper, Aubree vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)
POINTS 4-SETS24.5 (21- 1- 2.5) ______________________ David, Breeann vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)24.0 (20- 3- 1.0) ________________________ David, Breeann at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)23.5 (16- 4- 3.5) ___________________________ David, Breeann vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)22.0 (21- 1- 0.0) ____________________________ Allen, Jenna at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)19.0 (18- 0- 1.0) __________________________ David, Breeann at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)
POINTS 5-SETS27.5 (23- 2- 2.5) _________________________ David, Breeann at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)24.5 (24- 0- 0.5) __________________________________ Allen, Jenna at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)21.0 (19- 1- 1.0) _______________________ Piper, Aubree at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)20.5 (17- 1- 2.5) ___________________________ Piper, Aubree at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)
ASSISTS60 (5s) ______________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)52 (4s) ______________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)52 (4s) ________________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)50 (5s) ________________________________________Ruetter, Emily at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)
ASSISTS 3-SETS37 ___________________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)33 _______________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Washington State (Sep 06, 2013)33 _______________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)32 _______________________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)26 ______________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)
ASSISTS 4-SETS52 ___________________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)52 _________________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)49 _____________________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)46 _____________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)43 ______________________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)
ASSISTS 5-SETS60 _________________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)50 ___________________________________________Ruetter, Emily at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)47 _____________________________________Ruetter, Emily at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)
DIGS29 (4s) _______________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)28 (5s) _______________________________Brummitt, Rachel at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)26 (5s) _____________________________________Brummitt, Rachel at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)26 (4s) _____________________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)23 (3s) ________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)
DIGS 3-SETS23 ___________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 14, 2013)22 ___________________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Montana (Sep 13, 2013)20 ____________________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)18 ________________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)16 _____________________________________Brummitt, Rachel vs Seattle (Aug 30, 2013)16 ________________________________________Brummitt, Rachel at Texas (Oct 9, 2013)
DIGS 4-SETS29 __________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)26 ________________________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)21 ____________________________________ David, Breeann at Oklahoma (Sep 25, 2013)20 ___________________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)20 _____________________________Brummitt, Rachel at Abilene Christian (Sep 10, 2013)20 ________________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs. West Virginia (Oct. 5, 2013)
DIGS 5-SETS28 __________________________________Brummitt, Rachel at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)26 ________________________________________Brummitt, Rachel at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)19 ______________________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Incarnate Word (Sep 16, 2013)17 ___________________________________________Ruetter, Emily at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)
ACES4_______________________________________ David, Breeann vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)4__________________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs West Virginia (Oct 05, 2013)4_______________________________________Ruetter, Emily at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)3____________________________________ David, Breeann at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)3________________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Grand Canyon (Aug 31, 2013)3________________________________ David, Breeann vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)3__________________________________________Brummitt, Rachel at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)3_____________________________________________ Wright, Emily at TCU (Oct 12, 2013)
BLOCKS (BS-BA)6 ( 1- 5) ______________________________David, Breeann vs UC Riverside (Aug 30, 2013)5 ( 2- 3) _________________________________ David, Breeann vs Montana (Sep 06, 2013)5 ( 1- 4) ___________________________ Mills, Mikia vs Eastern Washington (Sep 07, 2013)5 ( 0- 5) _________________________________ Piper, Aubree at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)4 ( 2- 2) __________________________________Mills, Mikia at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013)4 ( 2- 2) __________________________ David, Breeann vs Abilene Christian (Sep 03, 2013)4 ( 1- 3) ____________________________________Podraza, Sam vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)4 ( 1- 3) _______________________________ David, Breeann at Texas State (Sep 17, 2013)4 ( 1- 3) ________________________________ Mills, Mikia vs South Dakota (Sep 07, 2013)4 ( 1- 3) ____________________________________Piper, Aubree vs Nevada (Sep 13, 2013)4 ( 0-4) _________________________________ Ford, Whitney at Oklahoma (Sept. 25, 2013)4 ( 0-4) ___________________________________ Mills, Mikia at Oklahoma (Sept. 25, 2013)
INDIVIDUAL MATCH HIGHS
2013 Texas Tech Volleyball
18
Defeated an opponent in three sets........................................................................................................................ vs. Nevada (Sept. 13, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in three sets ......................................................................................... vs. Nevada (Sept. 13, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in three sets at home ....................................................................... vs. Nevada (Sept. 13, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in three sets on the road ........................................................ at UT Arlington (Sept. 17, 2011)Defeated a non-conference opponent in three sets at neural site ..................................................... vs. UC Riverside (Aug. 30, 2013)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in three sets ........................................................................................................ vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 18, 2006)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in three sets at home ...................................................................................... vs. Texas A&M (Nov. 18, 2006)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in three sets on the road ....................................................................................at Colorado (Nov. 20, 2002)
Defeated an opponent in four sets ..........................................................................................................................vs. Montana (Sept. 6, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in four sets............................................................................................vs. Montana (Sept. 6, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in four sets at home .................................................................... vs. North Texas (Sept. 3, 2012)Defeated a non-conference opponent in four sets on the road .............................................................at Weber State (Aug. 31, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in four sets at neural site .................................................................vs. Montana (Sept. 6, 2013)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in four sets .............................................................................................. vs. #20 Kansas State (Nov. 17, 2012)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in four sets at home ............................................................................ vs. #20 Kansas State (Nov. 17, 2012)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in four sets on the road ................................................................................ at West Virginia (Oct. 13, 2012)
Defeated an opponent in five sets ......................................................................................................................................at TCU (Oct. 12, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in five sets ........................................................................................at Texas State (Sept. 18, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in five sets at home ................................................................................ vs. Lamar (Sept. 1, 2007)Defeated a non-conference opponent in five sets on the road ...............................................................at Texas State (Sept. 18, 2013)Defeated a non-conference opponent in five sets at neural site ................................................. vs. Houston Baptist (Sept. 14, 2012)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in five sets ...........................................................................................................................at TCU (Oct. 12, 2013)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in five sets at home ...................................................................................................vs. Baylor (Oct. 26, 2011)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in five sets on the road ...................................................................................................at TCU (Oct. 12, 2013)
Lost to an opponent in three sets .................................................................................................................................at #3 Texas (Oct. 9, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in three sets .........................................................................vs. Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 14, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in three sets at home .......................................................vs. Cal State Fullerton (Sept. 14, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in three sets on the road ......................................................at Washington State (Sept. 6, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in three sets at neural site ......................................................................vs. Seattle (Aug. 30, 2013)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in three sets.......................................................................................................................at #3 Texas (Oct. 9, 2013)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in three sets at home .......................................................................................vs. #25 Iowa State (Oct. 2, 2013)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in three sets on the road ..............................................................................................at #3 Texas (Oct. 9, 2013)
Lost to an opponent in four sets ......................................................................................................................... vs. West Virginia (Oct. 5, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in four sets .............................................................................. at Abilene Christian (Sept. 10, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in four sets at home .....................................................................vs. New Orleans (Sept. 13, 2008)Lost to a non-conference opponent in four sets on the road ...................................................... at Abilene Christian (Sept. 10, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in four sets at neural site ................................................vs. Eastern Washington (Sept. 7, 2013)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in four sets .............................................................................................................. vs. West Virginia (Oct. 5, 2013)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in four sets at home ............................................................................................ vs. West Virginia (Oct. 5, 2013)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in four sets on the road ........................................................................................at Oklahoma (Sept. 25, 2013)
Lost to an opponent in five sets .................................................................................................................. at Incarnate Word (Sept. 17, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in five sets ................................................................................... at Incarnate Word (Sept. 17, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in five sets at home ........................................................................................vs. TCU (Sept. 12, 2008)Lost to a non-conference opponent in five sets on the road ........................................................... at Incarnate Word (Sept. 17, 2013)Lost to a non-conference opponent in five sets at neural site ....................................................vs. New Mexico State (Aug. 26, 2006)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in five sets ...................................................................................................... at #14 Kansas State (Oct. 20, 2012)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in five sets at home ............................................................................................... vs. Texas A&M (Oct. 19, 2011)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in five sets on the road .............................................................................. at #14 Kansas State (Oct. 20, 2012)
Defeated a ranked opponent .................................................................................................................... vs. #20 Kansas State (Nov. 17, 2012)Defeated a ranked opponent at home .................................................................................................. vs. #20 Kansas State (Nov. 17, 2012)Defeated a ranked opponent on the road .................................................................................... at #24 Kansas State, 3-2 (Nov. 20, 2004)Defeated a ranked opponent at a neutral site .....................................................................................................................Never in Big 12 era
Lost to a ranked opponent ..............................................................................................................................................at #3 Texas (Oct. 9, 2013)Lost to a ranked opponent at home ...............................................................................................................vs. #25 Iowa State (Oct. 2, 2013)Lost to a ranked opponent on the road ......................................................................................................................at #3 Texas (Oct. 9, 2013)Lost to a ranked opponent at a neutral site ..................................................................................................... vs. #10 Illinois (Aug. 29, 2009)
Defeated an opponent after trailing 1-0 ......................................................................................................... at West Virginia (Oct. 13, 2012)Defeated an opponent after trailing 2-0 ...........................................................................................................at Texas State (Sept. 18, 2013)Defeated an opponent after trailing 1-2 ...........................................................................................................at Texas State (Sept. 18, 2013)Lost to an opponent after leading 1-0 .............................................................................................................. vs. West Virginia (Oct. 5, 2013)Lost to an opponent after leading 2-0 ................................................................................................................... vs. Colorado (Oct. 13, 2010)Lost to an opponent after leading 2-1 ...................................................................................................... at Incarnate Word (Sept. 17, 2013)
THE LAST TIME TEXAS TECH...2013 DOUBLE-DOUBLESJENNA ALLEN (3) KILLS DIGSat Oklahoma 21 15West Virginia (10/5) 17 12at TCU (10/12) 24 11Career double-doubles: 3Note: Recorded one double-double as a FR at South Carolina.
BREEANN DAVID (3) KILLS DIGSvs. UC Riverside (8/30) 12 10at Texas State (9/17) 23 14at Oklahoma (9/25) 18 21
