TCU Match Notes

AUGUST 24 + vs. Fordham W, 3-1 + vs. Binghamton W, 3-025 + vs. Siena W, 3-1 + at Boston College W, 3-231 % TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN W, 3-0 % SAN JOSE STATE W, 3-0

SEPTEMBER 1 % NORTHWESTERN STATE W, 3-13 NORTH TEXAS W, 3-17 ^ vs. Towson L, 0-38 ^ vs. Furman W, 3-2 ^ at Montana W, 3-114 ~ vs. Houston Baptist W, 3-215 ~ vs. Cal State Northridge L, 0-3 ~ at Rice L, 0-319 at Nevada L, 2-322 * KANSAS* L, 0-326 * at TCU* L, 0-329 * #9 TEXAS* L, 0-3

OCTOBER 2 at Central Arkansas L, 1-36 * #22 IOWA STATE* L, 1-310 * at Baylor* L, 1-313 * at West Virginia* W, 3-117 * OKLAHOMA* (FOX College Sports) L, 0-320 * at #14 Kansas State* L, 2-327 * WEST VIRGINIA* W, 3-231 * at Oklahoma* L, 0-3NOVEMBER 3 * at #21 Iowa State* L, 0-37 * TCU* (FOX College Sports) 6 p.m.14 * at Texas* (LHN) 7 p.m.17 * KANSAS STATE* 6 p.m.21 * BAYLOR* 6 p.m.24 * at Kansas* 1 p.m.30 NCAA First Round TBADECEMBER 1 NCAA Second Round TBA7 NCAA Third Round TBA8 NCAA Fourth Round TBA13 NCAA Semifinals TBA15 NCAA Championship TBA

+ Boston College Invitational (Chestnut Hill, Mass.) • % Lonestar Show-down presented by Under Armour (Lubbock, Texas) • ^ Montana Tour-nament (Missoula, Mont.) • ~ Rice Invitational (Houston, Texas) • * Big 12 Conference Match • Central times listed • Home matches in BOLD.

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SCHEDULE/RESULTS

Date/Time: Wednesday, Nov. 7 / 6 p.m.

Site: Lubbock, Texas / United Spirit Arena (15,050)

Television: FOX College Sports

Talent: John Doskow (play-by-play), Jim Giacomazzi (color)

Courtney Davis (sideline)

Radio: KTXT 88.1 FM (Lubbock)

Live Stats: www.TexasTech.com

Live Video: www.TexasTech.TV

Twiter Updates: @TechGameday / @Matt_Dowdy

MATCH INFORMATION

PROBABLE STARTERSNAME POS SP MP-MS KILLS K/SET TA ATT. % ASSISTS ACES DIGS BS BA TBEmily Ruetter SET 96 27-25 35 0.36 117 .214 950 20 202 8 34 42Mikia Mills MB 52 22-10 59 1.13 174 .126 0 0 11 7 38 45Lydia McKay MB 96 27-23 173 1.80 442 .274 5 12 35 10 59 69Miara Cave RS 86 26-17 198 2.30 505 .182 0 0 34 8 30 38Meghan Stacy OH 75 25-15 186 2.48 526 .213 9 9 125 4 29 33Tory Vaughan DS 101 27-19 9 0.09 77 .013 13 17 189 0 0 0Rachel Brummitt LIB 101 27-0 3 0.03 24 .083 71 23 447 0 0 0

KEY RESERVESAubree Piper MB 69 19-19 148 2.14 353 .309 2 1 18 7 49 56Breeann David OH 60 21-15 156 2.60 462 .153 2 3 69 9 42 51Emily Ehrle OH 88 26-5 214 2.43 633 .196 2 0 32 6 19 25Emily Wright DS 82 27-8 9 0.11 70 .057 15 8 146 0 0 0

RED RAIDERS FACE TCU FOR FIRST TIME AS BIG 12 MEMBERSTexas Tech will host TCU for the first time as Big 12 members Wednesday night as the Horned Frogs travel to Lubbock for a 6 p.m. first serve at the United Spirit Arena. The match will air nationally on FOX College Sports.

RED RAIDERS HOST HORNED FROGS ON FOX COLLEGE SPORTSTexas Tech will make its second nationally-televised appearance on FOX College Sports Wednesday evening against the Horned Frogs. The Red Raiders’ match with Oklahoma on Oct. 17 also aired on FOX College Sports in what was the debut of Texas Tech TV on FOX. John Doskow will handle the play-by-play duties courtside at the United Spirit Arena while Jim Giacomazzi will serve as the color analyst. Courtney Davis will also report from the sidelines to complete the broadcast team.

MATCH 28 TEXAS TECH vs. TCUWed., Nov. 7 / 6 p.m. / United Spirit Arena (15,050)

TEXAS TECH13-14; 2-9 Big 12

TCU13-10; 2-8 BIG 12

Records: Texas Tech: 13-14; 2-9 Big 12 / TCU: 13-10; 2-8 Big 12Rankings: Texas Tech: None / TCU: NoneStreaks: Texas Tech: Lost 2-straight / TCU: Lost 8-straightLast Five: Texas Tech: 1-4 / TCU: 0-5Coaches: Texas Tech: Don Flora (Career: 297-90 - 13; At Tech: 28-31 - 2) TCU: Prentice Lewis (209-140 - 11 years at TCU)Series: Tied 3-3 all-time; Texas Tech leads 2-1 all-time in Lubbock. Head coach Don Flora is 0-2 all-time against TCU.Last Meeting: TCU defeated Texas Tech, 3-0, on Sept. 26 in Fort Worth. RPI: Texas Tech: 98 / TCU: 67Last Match: Texas Tech fell at No. 21 Iowa State, 3-0, on Nov. 3. TCU fell to No. 7 Texas, 3-0, on Oct. 31.

PLAYER TO WATCH

#18 Freshman BRIANNA GRANTMiddle Blocker Antioch, Ill. Antioch H.S.

Brianna Grant comes into this week having started in each of Texas Tech’s last three matches where the freshman has totaled eight kills and six blocks dur-ing that stretch. Grant posted three kills and matched her career high with four blocks last Saturday at No. 21 Iowa State. The Antioch, Ill. native moved into the starting lineup after her best performance of the year on Oct. 20 at Kansas State where she connected on a career-high five kills and four blocks against the Wildcats. After Grant came off the bench, the Red Raiders rallied from two sets down to nearly upset the 14th-ranked Wildcats on their home floor. With Aubree Piper out due to injury, Grant has rotated with fellow freshman Lydia McKay and sophomore Mikia Mills in the middle.

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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..................................................... Lubbock, TexasFounded .........................................................................1923Enrollment ................................................................. 32,611Nickname ......................................................... Red RaidersColors .......................................................Scarlet and BlackFacility ................................................. United Spirit ArenaAffiliation .................................................. NCAA Division IConference.................................................................. Big 12Chancellor .........................................................Kent HanceInterim President ..................Dr. Lawrence Schovanec Athletics Director ......................................... Kirby Hocutt Sr. Associate AD/SWA .............................. Dr. Judi HenryDepartment Main Number ..................(806) 742-3355

HISTORYSeason of Volleyball .................................................... 37thFirst Season ....................................................................1975All-Time Record ..................................... 768-589-6 (.563)NCAA Championship Appearances ............................. 8 ........ 1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001

FACILITY INFORMATIONName ................................................... United Spirit ArenaCapacity ...................................................................... 15,070Opened ...........................................................................1999

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ......................................................... Don FloraAlma Mater ............................University of La Verne ‘90Record at Tech ................................. 28-31 (2nd Season)Career Record .............................. 297-90 (13th Season)Twitter .....................................................@CoachFloraTTUBest time to reach ....................Mornings, Contact SIDAssistant Coach ................. Jojit Coronel (2nd Season)Alma Mater .......................................... UC-Santa Cruz ‘93Assistant Coach .........................Beth Falls (7th Season)Alma Mater ..............................................................SMU ‘05Dir. of Operations ................ Amy Gandy (4th Season)Alma Mater ..................................................Texas Tech ‘07Office Number ..........................................(806) 742-7545

TEAM INFORMATION2011 Record................................................................. 15-17Conference Record ......................................................1-15Home Record ................................................................... 4-7Away Record ..................................................................5-10Neutral Site Record ........................................................ 6-0Postseason ....................................................................NoneFinal Ranking................................................................NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost....................................9/7Starters Returning/Lost ............................... 4 +Libero/2Newcomers .........................................................................11Redshirt Returners ............................................................. 2Top Returning Players ... Miara Cave, Breeann David,...............................................Aubree Piper, Tory VaughanTop Newcomers ..........Rachel Brummitt, Emily Ehrle,.............................................. Brianna Grant, Lydia McKay,............................................ Emily Ruetter, Meghan Stacy

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSAssociate AD/Communications ................Blayne BealE-mail ............................................... [email protected] Director (Volleyball) ..................Matt DowdyOffice ............................................................(806) 742-2770Cell ................................................................(806) 928-5190Fax .................................................................(806) 742-1970E-mail ......................................matthew.dowdy@ttu.eduWebsite ............................................www.texastech.comTwitter ...................... @TechAthletics, @TechGamedayMailing Address ................................. 6th & Boston Ave.................................................................Lubbock, TX 79409

The Texas Tech Athletics Communications office is here to serve the media throughout the 2012 Red Raider Volleyball season. Media members in need of assistance can contact Matt Dowdy in the Athletics Communi-cations office at (806) 742-2770.

MEDIA CREDENTIALS Media members wishing to cover the Texas Tech at the United Spirit Arena during the 2010 season must be issued 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 directors 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 ticket booth on the west side of the United Spirit Arena.

WWW.TEXASTECH.COM This is the official site of the Texas Tech Athletics Department. Texas Tech Volleyball releases as well as a vari-ety of athletics department information can be found on the web. Texas Tech also offers live video and audio (home matches only) streaming of all Red Raider matches.

PHOTOGRAPHERS Photographers are permitted to shoot around the court at the United Spirit Arena. All photographers must be issued a working credential by the Athletics Communications office to gain access to the court level of the facility.

RADIO BROADCASTS Media row at the United Spirit Arena is equipped with both ISDN and phone lines for radio crews wanting to broadcast Texas Tech matches. For information on the ISDN and phone lines, please contact Matt Dowdy in the Athletics Communications office.

HEAD COACH INTERVIEWS Head coach Don Flora can be reached best during the morning hours. Flora’s office is housed in the north end of the United Spirit Arena. To setup an interview, please contact Matt Dowdy in the Athletics Commu-nications office.

PLAYER INTERVIEWS Players 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 Com-munications office to get a weekly schedule. Players and coaches are not available until following the match on gamedays.

POSTMATCH INTERVIEWS Texas Tech players and head coach Don Flora will be made available to the media outside the media room (near visiting team tunnel) following a brief cooling off period. The Texas Tech lockerroom will remain closed.

PHOTO REQUESTS All still photography requests of Texas Tech players and coaches must be directed to Matt Dowdy. He can be reached electronically at [email protected].

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2012 BIG 12 STANDINGS 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 12 0 1.000 36-3 20 3 .870 63-15 10-0 W14 0-1 8-3Kansas 8 3 .727 26-18 20 5 .800 64-30 7-3 L1 0-1 2-2Iowa State 8 3 .727 28-12 15 7 .682 55-30 8-2 W5 1-1 4-5Kansas State 7 4 .636 22-16 20 4 .833 61-20 7-3 L1 1-2 3-3Oklahoma 7 4 .636 23-13 18 8 .692 58-32 6-4 W2 0-3 2-6Baylor 4 7 .364 18-25 17 9 .654 57-40 4-6 W1 0-3 2-7TCU 2 8 .200 9-26 13 10 .565 43-34 2-8 L8 0-3 0-7Texas Tech 2 9 .222 11-29 13 14 .481 46-55 2-8 L2 0-1 0-4West Virginia 0 12 .182 6-36 8 18 .308 37-59 0-10 L12 0-1 0-6

INSIDE THE TCU SERIESTexas Tech will be hosting TCU for the first time as Big 12 Conference members in any sport Wednesday eve-ning. The Red Raiders previously fell to the Horned Frogs in straight sets on Sept. 26 this year in Fort Worth in the first league battle between the two in-state schools that are 3-3 against each other all-time. Tech will be looking to snap a three-match losing streak to TCU as the Red Raiders’ last win in the series came on Sept. 12, 2008, in a five-set victory in Lubbock. The Red Raiders are 2-1 all-time when facing TCU in Lubbock as Tech also took wins on Oct. 17, 1999, and Sept. 3, 2001. Texas Tech-TCU All-Time Series Date Location Result Oct. 17, 1999 Lubbock TTU, 3-0 Sept. 5, 2000 Fort Worth TTU, 3-0 Sept. 3, 2001 Lubbock TTU, 3-0 Sept. 12, 2008 Lubbock TCU, 3-2 Aug. 26, 2011 Fort Worth TCU, 3-1 Sept. 26, 2012 Fort Worth TCU, 3-0

UPCOMING SCHEDULEThe Red Raiders begin the final stretch of the regular season next Wednesday when Tech travels to face No. 3 Texas in Austin. The match is set for a 7 p.m. first serve and will air on the Longhorn Network. Tech closes the year with two of its final three matches at home, beginning Nov. 17 with No. 17 Kansas State and then on Nov. 21 with Baylor. The originally-scheduled non-conference match on Friday with New Mexico has been canceled.

BRUMMITT NEARING SINGLE-SEASON DIG RECORDRachel Brummitt will likely snap the Texas Tech single-season digs record Wednesday evening as the sopho-more heads into the match needing just one dig to tie Melissa McGehee’s school-record total from the 2000 season. Brummitt passed Ann Romjue (2000), Desiree Batista (2005), and Lisa Hilgers (1997) with her eight digs last Saturday at No. 21 Iowa State. The Plano, Texas native now has 447 digs on the year as she has to-taled 62 during Tech’s last four matches alone. Brummitt is only the eighth player in school history to record at least 400 digs in a season. She previously passed teammate Tory Vaughan’s 407 digs from a year ago, which marked the first time Texas Tech had two players reach the 400-dig mark in consecutive seasons. Texas Tech Single-Season Digs Leaders Total Player Year 448 Melissa McGehee ..........................2000 447 Rachel Brummitt ........................2012 445 Ann Romjue ....................................2000 444 Desiree Batista ................................2005 442 Lisa Hilgers ......................................1997

OPENING SET KEY FOR THE RED RAIDERSThe opening set has been crucial for Texas Tech under head coach Don Flora as the Red Raiders are 9-3 this year and 23-6 under Flora when winning the opening frame. Overcoming deficits has been a challenge, especially in Big 12 play, as the Red Raiders have rallied to win from a first-set loss five times under Flora, with four of those matches taking place this season. Tech is also a perfect 16-0 under Flora when taking a 2-0 lead into the break. All three of Tech’s wins all-time against TCU have come after the Red Raiders won the opening set.

STACY BECOMES LATEST RED RAIDER TO EARN BIG 12 WEEKLY HONORSAfter dropping 19 kills last Saturday against West Virginia, Meghan Stacy became the fourth Red Raider this year to earn a Big 12 weekly award as she was named the conference Rookie of the Week on Oct. 29. The freshman totaled 19 kills for the second-straight match as she originally set her career high on Oct. 20 at No. 14 Kansas State. The Ozark, Mo. native finished with just five attacking errors off 40 swings against the Mountaineers en route to recording a .350 hitting percentage, her highest in Big 12 play this season. She is the third Red Raider to earn Rookie of the Week honors this season, joining Emily Ehrle (Sept. 10) and Emily Ruetter (Sept. 4). The selection marks Tech’s fifth weekly award this year, the most in a program history, as Rachel Brummitt also garnered Defensive Player of the Week accolades twice already.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7TCU at Texas Tech 6 p.m.Oklahoma at Baylor 7 p.m.Kansas at Kansas State 7 p.m.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10Iowa State at Oklahoma TBATCU at Kansas State TBABaylor at West Virginia 4 p.m.Texas at Kansas 6:30 p.m.

UPCOMING BIG 12 SCHEDULE

RACHEL BRUMMITTBoston College Invitational MVPBig 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Aug. 27)Lonestar Showdown all-tournament teamBig 12 Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 4)

BREEANN DAVIDLonestar Showdown MVP

EMILY EHRLEMontana Invitational all-tournament teamBig 12 Rookie of the Week (Sept. 10)

LYDIA MCKAYRice Invitational all-tournament team

AUBREE PIPERBoston College Invitational all-tournament team

EMILY RUETTERBoston College Invitational all-tournament teamLonestar Showdown all-tournament teamBig 12 Rookie of the Week (Sept. 4)

MEGHAN STACYBig 12 Rookie of the Week (Oct. 29)

2012 PLAYER AWARDS



AVCA TOP 25 POLL Rk. School Pts. Rec. LW 1. Stanford (60) 1500 22-2 1 2. Penn State 1436 23-2 3 3. Texas 1343 20-3 7 4. Oregon 1272 20-3 2 5. Washington 1195 19-4 8 6. UCLA 1163 18-5 5 7. Hawai’i 1143 21-2 9 8. USC 1098 22-4 6 9. Nebraska 1050 18-5 4 10. Minnesota 1038 20-5 10 11. Louisville 890 23-3 12 12. Dayton 746 22-4 14 13. Florida State 718 22-3 11 14. BYU 676 23-2 17 15. Ohio State 631 18-8 15 16. Florida 617 19-4 13 17. Kansas State 547 20-4 16 18. Western Kentucky 463 28-3 19 19. San Diego 423 18-5 18 20. Iowa State 363 15-7 21 21. Purdue 313 18-7 22 22. North Carolina 187 21-4 NR 23. Kansas 172 20-5 20 24. Pepperdine 159 18-8 24 25. Creighton 80 22-3 NR

Receiving Votes: Kentucky 63; Miami (FL) 57; Mar-quette 49; St. Mary’s (CA) 43; Tennessee 38; Texas A&M 7.

TEXAS TECH SWEEPS SEASON SERIES WITH WEST VIRGINIATexas Tech completed the season sweep of West Virginia on Oct. 27 with a 3-1 victory at the United Spirit Arena. The Red Raiders, who also topped the Mountaineers in four sets on Oct. 13, had not previously swept the season series with a Big 12 opponent since defeating both Kansas and Texas A&M twice in 2006. The vic-tory also marked the first time Texas Tech had defeated a Big 12 opponent in four or less sets at home since topping Kansas, 3-1, on Sept. 26, 2006.

DAVID DELIVERS HER BEST PERFORMANCE IN BIG 12 PLAYBreeann David joined with Meghan Stacy to give the Red Raiders two solid options on the outside on Oct. 27 against West Virginia as the duo combined for 33 of Texas Tech’s 54 total kills. David connected on 14 kills to go along with six blocks and three digs to help lead the Red Raiders to a 3-1 victory. She finished with just two errors off 32 swings which was good enough for a .375 hitting percentage, her highest career average during Big 12 play. Her 14 kills also fell just one shy of matching her most against a conference opponent as she totaled 15 on Oct. 26 last year against Baylor. The Denver City, Texas native has totaled 31 kills and a .267 hitting percentage over Tech’s last three matches as she connected on 12 kills at Kansas State on Oct. 20 and then five at Iowa State last Saturday.

RED RAIDERS FALL JUST SHORT OF UPSET BID OF NO. 14 KANSAS STATEA two-set deficit did not derail Texas Tech from nearly upsetting 14th-ranked Kansas State on Oct. 20 in Man-hattan. The Red Raiders, who dropped each of the first two sets, rallied with wins in the third and fourth to force a pivotal fifth set where the two teams were tied at 9-9 midway through the frame. Kansas State won the final six points, however, to escape with the victory. The Red Raiders advanced to a fifth set against a ranked opponent on the road for the first time since traveling to Oklahoma on Sept. 27, 2008. Tech was look-ing for its first win over a top-25 team since facing the Wildcats on Nov. 20, 2004, in Manhattan.

RED RAIDERS BOAST BALANCED ATTACKWith her five kills at Baylor, Breeann David became the sixth Red Raider to reach the 100-kill mark this sea-son, joining freshmen Emily Ehrle, Lydia McKay, and Meghan Stacy along with junior Aubree Piper and senior Miara Cave. Texas Tech has not previously had six or more players reach 100 kills in a season since 2001 when seven players did so en route to the school’s most recent NCAA Tournament appearance. Ehrle leads the balanced attack with a team-high 214 kills followed by Cave with 198 and Stacy with 186. McKay and David round out the group with 173 and 156 kills each, while Piper has totaled 148 on the year.

BRIEFLY … • Texas Tech has announced that its originally-scheduled Nov. 9 non-conference match with New Mexico has been canceled. The Lobos will instead travel to Lubbock during the 2013 season. • The Big 12 Conference has four teams ranked in the top 25 or receiving votes in this week’s AVCA poll which marks the most for the league four season. No. 3 Texas leads the group that also includes No. 17 Kansas State, No. 20 Iowa State, and No. 23 Kansas. Oklahoma has also received votes in the poll throughout most of the season. • The Red Raiders are No. 98 in this week’s ratings percentage index (RPI) poll that is released every Monday leading up to NCAA postseason selections. Tech came in at No. 75 nationally in the first set of rankings that were released three weeks ago, marking a significant improvement in Don Flora’s first season where the Red Raiders were No. 93 in the opening rankings. • Texas Tech boasts one of the youngest rosters in the Big 12 as 15 of 18 Red Raiders who have appeared in a conference match so far are classified as either a freshman or sophomore. • Following the Red Raiders’ victory over West Virginia last Saturday, Don Flora is just three wins shy of reach-ing 300 for his career as he is 297-90 over 13 seasons and 28-31 while at Texas Tech. • Ellen Sorrells broke her career high in digs for the second-straight match on Oct. 27 against West Virginia as she totaled 11, one more than her previous high that was set on Oct. 20 at No. 14 Kansas State. Sorrells also totaled three aces against the Wildcats, marking the fourth time this year where a Red Raider has recorded three aces in a match. • Like Sorrells, Whitney Ford and Brianna Grant also came off the bench and delivered against Kansas State as Ford totaled a season-high three kills and two blocks while Grant notched season highs with five kills and four blocks. • Rachel Brummitt enters this weekend ranked fourth in the Big 12 for digs per set as the sophomore trans-fer is averaging 4.43 per frame. The two-time Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week has also recorded the second-highest dig total in the Big 12 this season after finishing with 34 against Houston Baptist in the Rice Invitational opener. • Tory Vaughan enters this week among the leaders in digs among active Big 12 players as the senior has totaled 888 over her four seasons which ranks sixth in the conference. • Emily Ruetter’s 71 assists against Houston Baptist during the Rice Invitational ranks as the most for a Big 12 player this season as Erin Mcnorton (Kansas) and Hannah Allison (Texas) are the only other setters to register 60 or more assists in a match.• Ruetter enters this weekend ranked fifth in the Big 12 with a 9.90 assists per set average. She is the confer-ence leader among freshman setters as Oklahoma’s Julia Doyle is averaging 9.83 assists per set while West Virginia’s Brittany Sample has recorded a 9.24 per frame average.

EHRLE BECOMES FIRST RED RAIDER TO REACH 200-KILL MARKWith her six kills at West Virginia, Emily Ehrle became the first Red Raider to reach the 200-kill mark this year as she has totaled 214 entering this week. The Crowley, Texas native is the sixth Red Raider since 2000 to record at least 200 kills as a freshman, joining Kelly Johnson (2001), Kiley Lyons (2003), Amy Gandy (2004), Amanda Dowdy (2008), and Breeann David (2011). Fellow freshmen Lydia McKay and Meghan Stacy have a chance to join Ehrle as they have recorded 173 and 186 kills, respectively.

BIG 12 PRESEASON POLLRank Team (First-place votes) Points 1. Texas (8) 642. Iowa State (1) 543. Kansas State 534. Oklahoma 405. Baylor 366. Kansas 307. TCU 228. TEXAS TECH 179. West Virginia 8

BIG 12 PRESEASON TEAMPreseason Player of the YearBailey Webster, Texas

Preseason Freshman of the YearMolly McCage, Texas

Name, School POS. Yr.Torri, Campbell, Baylor MB Sr.Kristen Hahn, Iowa State DS/L Jr.Alison Landwehr, Iowa State^ S Sr.Jamie Straube, Iowa State MB Sr.Caroline Jarmoc, Kansas^ MB Jr.Caitlyn Donahue, Kansas State S Sr.Kaitlynn Pelger, Kansas State^ MB Jr.Lilla Porubek, Kansas State OH Jr.Tara Dunn, Oklahoma OH So.Sallie McLaurin, Oklahoma^ MB Jr.Yvonne Igodan, TCU MB Jr.Khat Bell, Texas MB/OH So.Haley Eckerman, Texas^ OH So.Bailey Webster, Texas^ OH Jr.Miara Cave, Texas OH Sr.^ - Unanimous Selection



2011-12 Flora All Big 12 EraAt the United Spirit Arena 5-4 0-4 9-11On the road 3-8 1-5 8-18Neutral sites 5-2 0-0 11-2Big 12 Play 2-9 2-9 3-24Non-Conference 11-5 0-0 25-7At a tournament 10-3 0-0 21-4On Television 0-2 0-2 0-6

Wearing Red uniforms 4-1 1-0 9-5Wearing White uniforms 4-2 0-1 8-6Wearing Black uniforms 5-9 1-6 11-18

Monday 1-0 0-0 3-0Tuesday 0-1 0-0 1-2Wednesday 0-4 0-4 0-12Friday 5-1 0-0 10-2Saturday 7-7 2-5 13-15

Against ranked opponents 0-4 0-3 0-9Top 5 opponents 0-0 0-0 0-0Top 10 opponents 0-1 0-1 0-3

KillsLeading 8-0 2-0 21-2Trailing 5-14 0-9 7-28Tied 0-0 0-0 0-1

BlocksLeading 11-2 2-2 22-8Trailing 1-12 0-7 2-22Tied 1-0 0-0 4-1

DigsLeading 9-2 1-1 18-5Trailing 4-12 1-8 9-26Tied 0-0 0-0 1-0

Attack PercentageLeading 13-0 2-0 27-3Trailing 0-14 0-9 1-28

Service AcesLeading 5-2 1-1 16-4Trailing 7-10 1-6 10-23Tied 1-2 0-2 2-4

Hitting PercentageHitting .300 or better 2-0 0-0 7-0Hitting .250-.299 5-0 1-0 9-0Hitting .200-.249 5-2 1-0 9-6Hitting .100-.199 1-9 0-6 3-22Hitting below .100 0-3 0-3 0-5Opponents hitting above .300 0-5 0-4 0-9Opponents hitting .250-.299 2-8 0-4 3-15Opponents hitting .200-.249 2-1 0-1 2-3Opponents hitting .100-.199 7-0 1-0 11-4Opponents hitting below .100 2-0 1-0 12-0

In three sets 3-9 0-6 14-18In four sets 7-3 2-2 9-8In five sets 3-2 0-1 5-5

Leading 1-0 9-3 1-2 23-6Leading 2-0 4-0 1-0 16-0Leading 2-1 8-0 2-0 11-1Tied 1-1 7-3 1-2 10-9Tied 2-2 3-2 0-1 5-5Trailing 0-1 4-11 1-7 5-25Trailing 0-2 1-11 0-7 1-22Trailing 1-2 2-5 0-3 3-12

TEXAS TECH RECORD WHEN...STEPPING UP THE MIDDLEPrior to this season, one of the main aspects Don Flora wanted to improve in the Texas Tech attack was the play in the middle. The Red Raiders attacked primarily from the outside during his inaugural campaign on the Tech bench but have looked more to the middle this season with returning junior Aubree Piper and emerging freshman Lydia McKay. The two middles enter this week with Tech’s two highest hitting percent-ages as McKay has totaled a .274 average while Piper is hitting .309 on they year, which currently ranks sev-enth in the Big 12. The two, along with fellow middle blocker Mikia Mills, have combined for 380 kills so far this season, 31 percent of Tech’s team total which is vast improvement from a year ago where Tech received only 20 percent of its kills from the middle. Tech has not had two or more middle blockers post 100 or more kills in a season since Piper and Barbara Conceicao combined for 255 in 2010.

MILLS BECOMING A FORCE IN THE MIDDLEMikia Mills entered the Kansas State match coming off two of her best performances of the season as the sophomore totaled 15 kills and 11 blocks during the previous week. She matched her career high with eight kills at West Virginia and then came close to matching it again when she finished with seven against Oklaho-ma. In addition to her offensive numbers, Mills has also been instrumental at the net as she recorded seven blocks against the Mountaineers and four against Oklahoma. Mills’ emergence has helped play a key role for the Red Raiders, who have been without junior middle blocker Aubree Piper for the last seven matches.

HRAGYIL, STACY COME OFF THE BENCH TO SPARK RED RAIDERS IN WINPart of Texas Tech’s success at West Virginia stemmed from the play of its bench, specifically Nicole Hragyil and Meghan Stacy. Hragyil moved from a back row substitute to setter to start the second set while Stacy was inserted on the outside as an offensive boost. Both delivered as Hragyil recorded her first career double-double with 30 assists and 10 digs while Stacy connected on 10 kills to go along with a .296 hitting percent-age. Stacy’s 10 kills marked her most during Big 12 play this year as she reached double digits for the first time since dropping a season-high 16 on Sept. 14 against Houston Baptist. Hragyil, meanwhile, posted sea-son highs in both categories as she reached double digits in digs for the third time in her career. Both players were in the starting lineup Wednesday evening when Tech fell in straight sets to Oklahoma.

DAVID SEES FIRST FULL ACTION BACK AGAINST KANSASDespite having played briefly in two matches since returning from injury, Breeann David made her full re-turn to the court against Texas as the sophomore connected on 10 kills over three sets. David was Texas Tech’s leader in kills prior to suffering an ankle injury early in the first set against Towson on Sept. 7. Since then, she has played just a few points in Tech’s first two Big 12 matches against Kansas and TCU. The Denver City, Texas native has primarily played three rotations since returning from injury.

RED RAIDERS RECEIVING MORE ATTENTION UNDER FLORADon Flora’s hiring at Texas Tech has not only resulted in more wins for the Red Raiders but it has also brought more recognition to the program as well. In the 15 seasons prior to his arrival, Texas Tech had only been honored with a Big 12 weekly recipient 12 times with the most recent being Amanda Dowdy in 2008. That all changed in 2011, though, as the Red Raiders picked up three conference weekly awards en route to a 15-17 season that marked the most wins since 2001. Tech has picked up right where last season left off as well as the Red Raiders are 13-12 and have already received five weekly accolades from the league, giving Flora seven in a little over a season.

EHRLE BECOMES LATEST RED RAIDER TO EARN A BIG 12 WEEKLY AWARDEmily Ehrle joined Rachel Brummitt and Emily Ruetter as Big 12 weekly award recipients on Sept. 10 as she was named the conference Rookie of the Week for her play at the Montana Tournament. The freshman to-taled 46 kills over four matches, including double digit totals over the final two contests against Furman and Montana. She hit .293 over 14 sets, including a .432 mark against Furman where she connected on a career-high 23 kills. The performance marked the first time a Tech player had reached the 20-kill mark this season and was also the most kills since Amanda Dowdy recorded 26 on Sept. 26 last year at New Mexico. The selec-tion marked the third-straight week a Red Raider had earned a conference award, a first in school history.

TOWSON SNAPS TEXAS TECH’S SEASON-OPENING WINNING STREAKTexas Tech’s loss to Towson to start the Montana tournament snapped an eight-match winning streak to start the season for the Red Raiders, who were off to their best start since 2003. The Red Raiders had started a season with eight-straight victories only seven times previously in school history. Tech also opened the 2011 season with a solid start as the Red Raiders were 13-1 with the only loss coming in the season opener at TCU.

BRUMMITT REPEATS AT BIG 12 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKRachel Brummitt became the first Tech player to earn a Big 12 weekly in consecutive weeks on Sept. 4 when the sophomore was named the conference Defensive Player of the Week. Brummitt, who took the award after the opening weekend of the season as well, snapped the Tech school record for most digs in a three-set match against San Jose State as she finished with 27, topping the previous record of 24 that was set by Sheila Solomon on Nov. 16, 1990, against Houston. The Plano, Texas native was named to last weekend’s Lonestar Showdown all-tournament team as she finished with a team-high 60 digs to go along with four aces.

RUETTER ALSO HONORED AS CONFERENCE ROOKIE OF THE WEEKJust like Rachel Brummitt, freshman Emily Ruetter was also honored by the Big 12 on Sept. 4 as she was named the conference Rookie of the Week. Since taking over the setter role at the beginning of the season, Ruetter has led a balanced Tech attack as she is sixth in the Big 12 with a 9.60 assists per set average that also ranks second in the league among freshman setters. She finished with 111 assists to go along with 21 digs and seven blocks during the Lonestar Showdown en route to becoming the first Tech setter to earn a confer-ence weekly award since Lisa Hilgers on Nov. 16, 1998.



RED RAIDERS WIN LONESTAR SHOWDOWN CROWNTexas Tech’s success in tournament formats continued this past weekend as the Red Raiders defended their home floor to win the Lonestar Showdown title after sweeping both Texas-Pan American and San Jose State before holding off North-western State with a 3-1 victory in the finale. The Red Raiders are 38-9 during the Big 12 in home tournaments and 6-0 under head coach Don Flora, who has led Tech to its five tournament titles already in his two-year tenure. Tech is 21-4 when playing in a tournament setting under Flora.

DAVID SHINES IN FRONT OF HOME CROWDBreeann David led the Red Raiders with 31 kills and 18 blocks en route to earn-ing MVP honors of the Lonestar Showdown. The sophomore also totaled a pair of aces and 29 digs as she posted her first double-double of the season and sec-ond of her career with 14 kills and 12 digs in the finale against Northwestern State. David also recorded a career-high seven blocks against the Lady Demons and hit a season-high .375 as well. She followed up the performance with an-other double-double Monday against North Texas where the Denver City native recorded 16 kills and 16 digs to help the Red Raiders overcome an early deficit and take a 3-1 victory.

BRUMMITT EARNS BIG 12 DEFENSIVE POW AFTER IMPRESSIVE DEBUTRachel Brummitt was named the Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week on Aug. 27 after earning MVP honors at the Boston College Invitational. The sophomore to-taled 68 digs and eight aces from the libero position, which was the most among Big 12 players that weekend in both categories. The Plano, Texas native was the first Tech player to receive a conference weekly award since Tory Vaughan was also honored as the defensive player of the week on Oct. 31 last year.

PIPER, RUETTER NAMED TO B.C. INVITATIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMAubree Piper and Emily Ruetter were both named to the Boston College In-vitational all-tournament team after helping lead the Red Raiders to their first 4-0 start to a season since 2003. Piper was a dominating presence for the Red Raiders in the middle, finishing with 30 kills along with a team-high .397 hitting percentage to go along with 18 blocks. Ruetter, meanwhile, was Tech’s primary setter throughout the weekend, totaling 141 assists (8.81 per set) and two dou-ble-doubles after recording 32 digs.

FLORA GOES WITH YOUNG LINEUP IN BOSTONDon Flora certainly was not kidding when he said prior to the season that the Red Raiders would likely use a rotation composed primarily of freshmen and sophomores. The second-year head coach proved his point at the Boston Col-lege Invitational as the Red Raiders started at least four newcomers in every match, with the Binghamton and Boston College lineups including four fresh-men and a pair of sophomores.

CAVE NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-BIG 12 TEAMMiara Cave was Texas Tech’s only honoree on the Big 12 Preseason Team that was announced prior to the season. The senior was one of 15 conference players honored in a vote by the league coaches after totaling 298 kills a year ago to go along with a .231 hitting percentage. The selection marked the third-straight season a Red Raider has been represented on the preseason team after Amanda Dowdy garnered the accolade the past two years.

NEW FACES HIGHLIGHT 2012 ROSTERPossibly the most noticeable feature of the 2012 version of the Red Raiders will be the amount of newcomers spread throughout the roster. Don Flora and his staff added nine freshmen to the roster in the offseason to go along with trans-fers Rachel Brummitt and Ciara Gibson. Brummitt transferred from Radford University while Gibson redshirted the 2011 season after playing her first two seasons at Kentucky State. This marks the second-straight season Flora has used a large recruiting class after having 12 newcomers a year ago.

CAVE, VAUGHAN RETURN FOR SENIOR SEASONTexas Tech seniors Miara Cave and Tory Vaughan will look to wrap their respec-tive careers on a winning note in 2012. The two San Antonio natives have both been regulars in the Tech rotation since stepping foot on campus as freshmen in 2009. Since then, Cave has turned into one of the top right-sides in the Big 12 while Vaughan has played an important role as Tech’s libero over two seasons. Out of Tech’s 21-player roster, only Cave and Vaughan, along with junior Aubree Piper, have lettered more than one season.

O’CANADAFor the first time since 2007, Texas Tech will boast a player from north of the bor-der in freshman setter Emily Ruetter. One of the top setters throughout Canada the past four years, Ruetter arrives at Tech after lettering at Nelson High School all four seasons while also playing for Defensa Volleyball Club, one of the top club programs in the country. The Burlington, Ontario native was a member of the 17-under Canada Selects team that won the 2011 national title before play-ing up on the 18-under division at the Ontario Provincials (equivalent to a state championship) where she was named the tournament MVP. Ruetter, who is ex-pected to compete for Tech’s starting setter job, is the first Canadian-born player for Tech since current director of operations Amy Gandy .

TEXAS TECH SPORTS NEW LOOK IN 2012For the first time in recent memory, Texas Tech will sport a new look in 2012 as the Red Raiders will switch to long-sleeve uniforms. The Red Raiders will con-tinue to have three color options in black, red, and white with all three made by Texas Tech’s official uniform provider, Under Armour. One other change to the uniform is across the front where the usual Double T logo has been replaced by the spelling of “Texas Tech.”

FLORA HAS RED RAIDERS MOVING UP AFTER ONLY ONE YEARDon Flora’s presence on the South Plains was quickly noticed a year ago when he led the Red Raiders, who were 4-25 overall in 2010, to a 15-17 record that marked the program’s most victories since 2001. Not a bad start for the first-year head coach. Tech’s 11-match win differential between the two seasons ranked third overall in the nation last year, falling only behind Samford (+15) and Ten-nessee-Martin (+13). Prior to his arrival, the Red Raiders had combined to win just 11 matches over the previous three seasons.

BIG 12 COMING OFF BANNER YEARThe Big 12 Conference is coming off possibly its best season in league history after sending seven teams to the postseason in 2011 and recording the nation’s top RPI (ratings percentage index). The conference finished with five teams ranked in the top 30 of the RPI, including two in the top three with Texas ranked second and Iowa State a spot below. The league’s seven postseason selections marked the Big 12’s most since 2005 and the second-most nationally.

RED RAIDERS PICKED EIGHTH IN BIG 12 PRESEASON POLLIn order to advance to the postseason for the first time since 2001, Texas Tech will have to do better than its preseason poll prediction as the Red Raiders were picked to finish eighth in the nine-team Big 12 Conference in a vote by the league coaches. Texas, which has won the conference title in four of the past five seasons, was a unanimous selection to defend its Big 12 crown from a year ago with Iowa State and Kansas State being picked second and third, respectively. Oklahoma, Baylor, Kansas, and TCU rounded out the picks in front of Tech, while new league member West Virginia was the only school picked behind the Red Raiders. Big 12 Conference Preseason Poll Rank Team (First-place votes) Points 1. Texas (8) 64 2. Iowa State (1) 54 3. Kansas State 53 4. Oklahoma 40 5. Baylor 36 6. Kansas 30 7. TCU 22 8. TEXAS TECH 17 9. West Virginia 8



FLORA AGAINST THE NCAANON-CONFERENCEBinghamton _____________________________1-0Boston College ___________________________1-0Cal State Northridge _______________________0-1Central Arkansas __________________________1-1Connecticut _____________________________1-0Fordham ________________________________1-0Furman _________________________________1-0Grambling State __________________________2-0Houston Baptist __________________________1-0Louisiana-Lafayette _______________________1-0Louisiana Tech ___________________________1-0Montana ________________________________1-0Morehead State __________________________1-0Nevada _________________________________0-1New Mexico _____________________________1-0North Texas ______________________________2-0Northwestern State _______________________2-0Prairie View A&M _________________________1-0Rice ____________________________________0-1San Jose State ____________________________1-1Siena ___________________________________1-0Southeastern Louisiana ____________________1-0Texas-Pan Amerian ________________________2-0Towson _________________________________0-1UT Arlington _____________________________1-0Overall ________________________________25-7

BIG 12 CONFERENCEBaylor __________________________________1-2Iowa State _______________________________0-4Kansas __________________________________0-3Kansas State _____________________________0-3Missouri_________________________________0-2Oklahoma _______________________________0-4TCU ____________________________________0-2Texas ___________________________________0-3Texas A&M _______________________________0-2West Virginia _____________________________2-0Overall _______________________________ 3-24*

* Includes Missouri and Texas A&M who were both Big 12 Conference members in 2011. Also does not include the TCU match from 2011.

At the United Spirit Arena _________________9-11On the road _____________________________8-18Neutral Site _____________________________11-2In a tournament setting ___________________21-4On television _____________________________0-6Against ranked opponents _________________0-9Against top 5 teams _______________________0-0Against top 10 teams ______________________0-3In three set matches _____________________14-18In four set matches ________________________9-8In five set matches ________________________5-5On Monday ______________________________3-0On Tuesday ______________________________1-2On Wednesday __________________________0-12On Friday _______________________________10-2On Saturday ___________________________13-15

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

Don FloraHead Coach 2nd Season

University of La Verne ‘90, ‘00Career Record: 297-90 (13) At Tech: 28-31 (2)

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In only one season as the head volleyball coach at Texas Tech, Don Flora has already revitalized a once storied program.

Flora was named the eighth volleyball coach in school history on Jan. 7, 2011, and immediately hit the ground running, leading the Red Raiders to a 15-17 record, the program’s most victories since 2001. It also marked the third-largest win differential in the country (+11) from the 2010 to 2011 season after inheriting a program that was just 4-25 the year before.

Not bad for a first-year head coach who inherited a program that had only won 11 matches over its previous three seasons combined. Flora led the Red Raiders to that total in only his second month.

Flora is 297-90 in 12-plus total seasons as a collegiate head coach as he remains one of the winningest active coaches with 10 years of experience at any level of NCAA play.

In his 12 seasons as a head coach, Flora’s only other losing season came during his inaugural campaign at the University of La Verne (Calif.) when the Leopards similarly finished just two matches below .500 with a 12-14 mark. Flora led La Verne to 20 or more wins in nine of his next 10 seasons.

The California native will look to do the same at Texas Tech as he enters the 2012 season, his second on the South Plains, with a young roster composed of 10 newcomers coming mainly from his first true recruiting class that spanned the Western Hemisphere as well as the state of Texas.

Flora and his staff traveled to Canada to sign setter Emily Ruetter and then reached the Midwest with the ad-dition of Brianna Grant out of Illinois and Meghan Stacy from Missouri. He also stayed close to home with the signing of Emily Ehrle from Crowley, Texas, who was the first of five other true freshmen to join the program.

Red Raider fans took notice in only his first year as Tech averaged more than 800 fans in 2011, around a 15 percent increase from the year before. Tech broke the 1,000 fan mark three times, including a season high 1,413 on Nov. 9 against No. 8 Texas that was the largest announced attendance since 1,468 fans saw the Red Raiders face top-ranked Nebraska.

Flora came to Tech following a two-year stint as an assistant coach at New Mexico State where the Aggies, consistently one of the top programs nationally, compiled a 38-22 record. Flora was responsible for recruiting activities, practice instruction and game strategy and was involved in the daily development of the overall program under head coach Mike Jordan.

La Verne posted at least 20 wins in nine-straight seasons beginning in 2000 as the Leopards claimed nine-straight Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) titles. During Flora’s tenure, the Leopards were 140-10 in SCIAC matches, boasting an impressive .933 winning percentage helped in part by five undefeated 14-0 campaigns in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, and 2008.

As the success kept building early in Flora’s tenure, so did the achievements at the national level. In only Flora’s fourth season, the Leopards wrapped a near-perfect 27-1 season with the 2001 NCAA Division III National Title, the second in school history.

The title run earned Flora the Division III National Coach of the Year honor by both the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) and Volleyball Magazine. He was also named the AVCA West Region Coach of the Year, an award he was presented three more times following the 2003, 2005, and 2008 seasons.

With a national title under his belt, Flora’s success kept rolling as the Leopards eventually posted their first 30-win season in 2003, which began a streak of three-straight seasons where La Verne advanced to the NCAA Final Four. The Leopards posted a school-record 33 wins a season later.

The Leopards posted 27 wins in each of Flora’s final three seasons at the school, which culminated in another national title match appearance in 2008. Unlike 2001, however, La Verne was topped in the championship, falling to Emory in four sets.

Flora graduated with a degree in social sciences from La Verne in 1990 before later returning to the classroom to earn his masters in the Leadership and Management curriculum in 2000. Flora, a native of Covina, Calif., and his wife, Jeanne, currently reside in Lubbock with their two daughters, Annika and Alexis.



LAST MEETING WITH TCUFORT WORTH, Texas - TCU swept Texas Tech, 3-0 (25-17, 25-19, 25-15) Wednesday night in the first-ever Big 12 Conference match between the two schools in front of a standing-room only crowd at University Rec Center.

The loss was the fifth-straight for the Red Raiders (11-6; 0-2), who hit only .106 in the match as opposed to TCU’s .327 attacking percentage. The Horned Frogs committed just 11 attacking errors total.

The Horned Frogs (13-2; 2-0) were the second-straight Tech opponent to hit over .300 against the Red Raiders after Kansas recorded a .371 average last Saturday.

Yvonne Igodan powered the TCU offense with 11 kills while Stephanie Holland dropped 10 as well. Megan Munce totaled 32 assists from the setter po-sition to go with four kills and 13 digs that matched Meghan Horio for the team high.

The Red Raiders went back-and-forth with TCU in the opening frame before the Horned Frogs took control midway through the set. Tech only led twice after the start of the second set.

Miara Cave led Tech with eight kills while Emily Ehrle added seven of her own. It was only the second time this year where Tech did not have a player reach double digits.

Rachel Brummitt anchored the Tech back line with eight digs while Tory Vaughan and Cave added sev-en each as well. Emily Ruetter also recorded five digs to go along with her 24 assists.

The match marked the first between the two schools as Big 12 members in any sport after TCU joined the conference this past July.

MATCH NOTES• The match marked the first-ever between Texas Tech and TCU as Big 12 members in any sport.• Texas Tech was facing TCU for the sixth time in school history as the two schools are 3-3 all-time against each other.• The Horned Frogs have won each of the last three contests against Texas Tech.• TCU also now controls a 2-1 advantage all-time in matches played in Fort Worth.• The Red Raiders allowed the Horned Frogs to hit .327 overall, marking the second-straight match a Tech opponent has recorded a hitting percentage over .300.• Texas Tech failed to have a single player reach dou-ble digits in kills for only the second time this year. Emily Ehrle led the Red Raiders with nine kills on Sept. 7 against Towson in the only match this year.• The Red Raiders lost for the first time this season when leading in blocks as Texas Tech controlled a 7-5 advantage. Texas Tech was previously 9-0 this year when leading in the category.• Texas Tech’s .106 hitting percentage marked its third-lowest of the season behind the .103 average against Cal State Northridge (Sept. 15) and the .080 mark against Kansas (Sept. 22).• Lydia McKay snapped a five-match streak where she reached double digits in kills. The freshman fin-ished with four kills on the night to go along with a team-high .207 hitting percentage.

Emily Ruetter (pictured below) dished out 24 assists and totaled five digs earlier this year against TCU.



Date Opponent Score Match results Overall Conf Time AttendAug 24, 2012 vs Fordham W 3-1 26-24,25-12,27-29,25-11 1-0 0-0 1:54 83

Aug 24, 2012 vs Binghamton W 3-0 25-22,25-18,25-20 2-0 0-0 1:18 68

Aug 25, 2012 vs Siena W 3-1 25-17,19-25,25-17,25-19 3-0 0-0 1:44 57

Aug 25, 2012 at Boston College W 3-2 20-25,17-25,25-21,25-23,15-11 4-0 0-0 2:15 243

Aug 31, 2012 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN W 3-0 25-21,25-14,25-21 5-0 0-0 1:20 323

Aug 31, 2012 SAN JOSE STATE W 3-0 25-22,28-26,27-25 6-0 0-0 1:48 323

Sep 01, 2012 NORTHWESTERN STATE W 3-1 25-14,22-25,25-21,25-16 7-0 0-0 1:57 315

Sep 03, 2012 NORTH TEXAS W 3-1 20-25,25-22,25-20,25-22 8-0 0-0 2:04 612

Sep 7, 2012 vs Towson 0-3 L 17-25,26-28,22-25 8-1 0-0 1:30 41

Sep 8, 2012 vs Furman W 3-2 25-15,21-25,25-19,16-25,15-12 9-1 0-0 1:55 36

Sep 8, 2012 at Montana W 3-1 25-15,11-25,25-19,25-15 10-1 0-0 1:45 387

Sep 14, 2012 vs Houston Baptist W 3-2 23-25,25-23,16-25,25-21,25-23 11-1 0-0 2:16 113

Sep 15, 2012 vs Cal State Northridge 0-3 L 21-25,16-25,21-25 11-2 0-0 1:15 109

Sep 15, 2012 at Rice 0-3 L 23-25,36-38,21-25 11-3 0-0 1:40 476

Sep 19, 2012 at Nevada 2-3 L 26-24,22-25,20-25,25-22,11-15 11-4 0-0 2:24 218

Sep 22, 2012 KANSAS* 0-3 L 16-25,16-25,15-25 11-5 0-1 1:19 845

Sep 26, 2012 at TCU* 0-3 L 17-25, 19-25, 15-25 11-6 0-2 1:26 1350

Sep 29, 2012 #9 TEXAS* 0-3 L 16-25,23-25,22-25 11-7 0-3 1:30 917

Oct 02, 2012 at Central Arkansas 1-3 L 14-25,23-25,27-25,18-25 11-8 0-3 2:00 391

Oct 06, 2012 #22 IOWA STATE* 1-3 L 25-20,17-25,10-25,16-25 11-9 0-4 1:40 425

Oct 10, 2012 at Baylor* 1-3 L 25-23,19-25,19-25,18-25 11-10 0-5 1:47 937

Oct 13, 2012 at West Virginia* W 3-1 19-25,25-10,25-22,26-24 12-10 1-5 1:57 363

Oct 17, 2012 OKLAHOMA* 0-3 L 25-27,20-25,21-25 12-11 1-6 1:31 1090

Oct 20, 2012 at #14 Kansas State* 2-3 L 13-25,14-25,25-20,25-23,9-15 12-12 1-7 2:10 1317

Oct 27, 2012 WEST VIRGINIA* W 3-1 25-10,25-19,21-25,25-15 13-12 2-7 1:46 521

Oct 31, 2012 at Oklahoma* 0-3 L 19-25,18-25,22-25 2-8 2-8 1:27 454

Nov 03, 2012 at #21 Iowa State* 0-3 L 13-25,21-25,16-25 13-14 2-9 1:17 3211

* Big 12 Conference match

ATTENDANCE Dates Total Average

Total 27 14982 555

Home 9 5371 597

Away 11 9104 828

Neutral 7 507 72

2012 RESULTS



ATTACK SET SERVE ## Name SP MP-MS K K/Set E TA Pct A A/Set SA SA/Set SE 10 Ehrle, Emily 88 26-5 214 2.43 90 633 .196 2 0.02 0 0.00 0 4 Cave, Miara 86 26-17 198 2.30 106 505 .182 0 0.00 0 0.00 6 16 Stacy, Meghan 75 25-15 186 2.48 74 526 .213 9 0.12 9 0.12 24 2 McKay, Lydia 96 27-23 173 1.80 52 442 .274 5 0.05 12 0.12 5 6 David, Breeann 60 21-15 156 2.60 86 462 .152 2 0.03 3 0.05 15 13 Piper, Aubree 69 19-19 148 2.14 39 353 .309 2 0.03 1 0.01 8 21 Mills, Mikia 52 22-10 59 1.13 37 174 .126 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 3 Ruetter, Emily 96 27-25 35 0.36 10 117 .214 950 9.90 20 0.21 31 28 Rankin, Meredith 20 12-0 21 1.05 12 66 .136 2 0.10 1 0.05 5 18 Grant, Brianna 21 11-3 15 0.71 14 49 .020 1 0.05 0 0.00 0 7 Wright, Emily 82 27-8 9 0.11 5 70 .057 15 0.18 8 0.10 24 5 Vaughan, Tory 101 27-19 9 0.09 8 77 .013 13 0.13 17 0.17 20 23 Podraza, Sam 8 5-0 5 0.62 4 17 .059 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 14 Ford, Whitney 9 5-0 5 0.56 3 13 .154 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 15 Brummitt, Rachel 101 27-0 3 0.03 1 24 .083 71 0.70 23 0.23 25 12 Hragyil, Nicole 33 16-2 2 0.06 2 8 .000 74 2.24 3 0.09 4 9 Dominguez, Megan 49 17-1 0 0.00 0 1 .000 0 0.00 4 0.08 1 11 Sorrells, Ellen 26 9-0 0 0.00 1 5 -.200 5 0.19 6 0.23 7 1 Jobe, Tori 4 3-0 0 0.00 0 0 .000 8 2.00 0 0.00 0 TEXAS TECH 101 27-27 1238 12.26 544 3542 .196 1159 11.48 107 1.06 175 Opponents 101 27-27 1364 13.50 561 3621 .222 1291 12.78 123 1.22 200

DIG BLOCKING POINTS ## Name SP RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE POINTS Pts/Set 10 Ehrle, Emily 88 8 32 0.36 6 19 25 0.28 2 1 229.5 2.61 4 Cave, Miara 86 0 34 0.40 8 30 38 0.44 6 0 221.0 2.57 16 Stacy, Meghan 75 15 125 1.67 4 29 33 0.44 2 0 213.5 2.85 2 McKay, Lydia 96 1 35 0.36 10 59 69 0.72 7 1 224.5 2.34 6 David, Breeann 60 7 69 1.15 9 42 51 0.85 5 1 189.0 3.15 13 Piper, Aubree 69 0 18 0.26 7 49 56 0.81 6 0 180.5 2.62 21 Mills, Mikia 52 0 11 0.21 7 38 45 0.87 6 1 85.0 1.63 3 Ruetter, Emily 96 0 202 2.10 8 34 42 0.44 6 9 80.0 0.83 28 Rankin, Meredith 20 2 21 1.05 0 4 4 0.20 2 0 24.0 1.20 18 Grant, Brianna 21 0 4 0.19 1 11 12 0.57 2 0 21.5 1.02 5 Vaughan, Tory 101 23 189 1.87 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 26.0 0.26 7 Wright, Emily 82 15 146 1.78 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 17.0 0.21 23 Podraza, Sam 8 0 0 0.00 0 3 3 0.38 1 0 6.5 0.81 14 Ford, Whitney 9 0 1 0.11 0 2 2 0.22 0 0 6.0 0.67 15 Brummitt, Rachel 101 27 447 4.43 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 26.0 0.26 12 Hragyil, Nicole 33 1 48 1.45 0 3 3 0.09 0 5 6.5 0.20 1 Jobe, Tori 4 0 5 1.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0.0 0.00 11 Sorrells, Ellen 26 4 43 1.65 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 6.0 0.23 9 Dominguez, Megan 49 0 29 0.59 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 4.0 0.08 TEAM 20 TEXAS TECH 101 123 1459 14.45 60 323 221.5 2.19 45 21 1566.5 15.51 Opponents 101 107 1521 15.06 35 369 219.5 2.17 55 34 1706.5 16.90

2012 INDIVIDUAL STATS



ATTACK SET SERVE ## Name SP MP-MS K K/Set E TA Pct A A/Set SA SA/Set SE 4 Cave, Miara 35 11-10 81 2.31 51 224 .134 0 0.00 0 0.00 6 6 David, Breeann 31 11-6 78 2.52 54 245 .098 0 0.00 0 0.00 3 2 McKay, Lydia 39 11-11 69 1.77 29 208 .192 2 0.05 6 0.15 3 16 Stacy, Meghan 25 10-3 62 2.48 23 171 .228 2 0.08 5 0.20 8 10 Ehrle, Emily 29 10-2 58 2.00 37 213 .099 2 0.07 0 0.00 0 21 Mills, Mikia 24 10-6 33 1.38 21 106 .113 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 18 Grant, Brianna 16 6-3 13 0.81 9 36 .111 1 0.06 0 0.00 0 13 Piper, Aubree 9 3-3 10 1.11 7 39 .077 1 0.11 0 0.00 0 3 Ruetter, Emily 34 11-9 10 0.29 2 39 .205 286 8.41 7 0.21 12 5 Vaughan, Tory 39 11-8 5 0.13 1 34 .118 6 0.15 7 0.18 5 7 Wright, Emily 28 11-2 4 0.14 1 29 .103 2 0.07 1 0.04 5 14 Ford, Whitney 8 4-0 4 0.50 3 11 .091 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 12 Hragyil, Nicole 22 10-2 2 0.09 2 8 .000 74 3.36 2 0.09 4 28 Rankin, Meredith 4 2-0 2 0.50 1 7 .143 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 15 Brummitt, Rachel 39 11-0 1 0.03 1 8 .000 26 0.67 6 0.15 10 23 Podraza, Sam 4 2-0 0 0.00 1 3 -.333 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 11 Sorrells, Ellen 25 8-0 0 0.00 1 5 -.200 5 0.20 6 0.24 7 9 Dominguez, Megan 8 5-1 0 0.00 0 0 .000 0 0.00 1 0.12 0 TEXAS TECH 39 11-11 432 11.08 244 1386 .136 407 10.44 41 1.05 63 Opponents 39 11-11 522 13.38 190 1349 .246 495 12.69 49 1.26 74

DIG BLOCKING POINTS ## Name SP RE DIG Dig/S BS BA Total Blk/S BE BHE POINTS Pts/Set 4 Cave, Miara 35 0 28 0.80 5 7 12 0.34 3 0 89.5 2.56 6 David, Breeann 31 0 11 0.35 3 13 16 0.52 2 0 87.5 2.82 2 McKay, Lydia 39 1 19 0.49 4 23 27 0.69 3 0 90.5 2.32 16 Stacy, Meghan 25 6 25 1.00 0 11 11 0.44 0 0 72.5 2.90 10 Ehrle, Emily 29 1 14 0.48 4 8 12 0.41 0 1 66.0 2.28 21 Mills, Mikia 24 0 4 0.17 4 15 19 0.79 3 1 44.5 1.85 18 Grant, Brianna 16 0 2 0.12 1 9 10 0.62 2 0 18.5 1.16 3 Ruetter, Emily 34 0 61 1.79 2 8 10 0.29 0 6 23.0 0.68 13 Piper, Aubree 9 0 2 0.22 0 3 3 0.33 0 0 11.5 1.28 5 Vaughan, Tory 39 12 94 2.41 0 0 0 0.00 0 1 12.0 0.31 14 Ford, Whitney 8 0 1 0.12 0 2 2 0.25 0 0 5.0 0.62 7 Wright, Emily 28 5 44 1.57 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 5.0 0.18 28 Rankin, Meredith 4 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 2.0 0.50 12 Hragyil, Nicole 22 1 34 1.55 0 2 2 0.09 0 5 5.0 0.23 15 Brummitt, Rachel 39 10 160 4.10 0 0 0 0.00 0 2 7.0 0.18 23 Podraza, Sam 4 0 0 0.00 0 1 1 0.25 0 0 0.5 0.12 11 Sorrells, Ellen 25 4 43 1.72 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 6.0 0.24 9 Dominguez, Megan 8 0 10 1.25 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1.0 0.12 TEAM 9 TEXAS TECH 39 49 552 14.15 23 102 74.0 1.90 13 16 547.0 14.03 Opponents 39 41 614 15.74 14 175 101.5 2.60 20 16 672.5 17.24

BIG 12 ONLY STATS



Date Opponent SP K E TA Pct. A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE Total BHE PointsAug. 24 vs Fordham 4 47 19 115 .243 45 7 4 3 45 3 23 0 14.5 1 68.5Aug. 24 vs Binghamton 3 40 7 91 .363 37 4 7 5 52 1 8 2 5.0 0 49.0Aug. 25 vs Siena 4 45 18 127 .213 42 6 9 3 46 2 16 6 10.0 0 61.0Aug. 25 at Boston College 5 54 26 154 .182 49 3 11 4 67 7 24 0 19.0 0 76.0Aug. 31 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 3 40 13 97 .278 37 5 10 5 41 1 13 2 7.5 0 52.5Aug. 31 SAN JOSE STATE 3 48 16 134 .239 44 2 4 6 68 2 17 1 10.5 1 60.5Sept. 1 NORTHWESTERN STATE 4 47 13 120 .283 43 9 8 6 59 1 32 3 17.0 0 73.0Sept. 3 NORTH TEXAS 4 64 27 165 .224 56 5 7 2 69 2 8 0 6.0 1 75.0Sept. 7 vs Towson 3 37 16 104 .202 36 2 4 4 28 2 2 1 3.0 0 42.0Sept. 8 vs Furman 5 64 20 149 .295 62 2 8 3 65 3 10 1 8.0 0 74.0Sept. 8 at Montana 4 57 11 125 .368 56 3 8 5 48 2 8 3 6.0 0 66.0Sept. 14 vs Houston Baptist 5 80 21 219 .269 75 2 7 6 101 3 16 8 11.0 1 93.0Sept. 15 vs Cal State Northridge 3 33 21 117 .103 30 2 9 3 36 1 12 3 7.0 0 42.0Sept. 15 at Rice 3 46 21 149 .168 42 5 5 3 63 2 12 1 8.0 0 59.0Sept. 19 at Nevada 5 61 26 154 .227 60 4 8 8 70 1 14 0 8.0 1 73.0Sept. 22 KANSAS 3 33 24 113 .080 31 2 4 2 38 2 0 2 2.0 1 37.0 Sept. 26 at TCU 3 29 18 104 .106 27 1 5 4 42 4 6 0 7.0 3 37.0 Sept. 29 #9 TEXAS 3 37 24 112 .116 35 3 6 5 44 1 4 0 3.0 1 43.0 Oct. 2 at Central Arkansas 4 43 25 136 .132 38 5 3 8 49 4 6 1 7.0 0 55.0 Oct. 6 #22 IOWA STATE 4 36 19 144 .118 35 3 4 6 59 2 4 3 4.0 1 43.0 Oct. 10 at Baylor 4 40 30 155 .065 37 2 7 3 62 2 12 2 8.0 1 50.0 Oct. 13 at West Virginia 4 53 20 140 .236 49 5 4 6 59 1 18 1 10.0 5 68.0 Oct. 17 OKLAHOMA 3 36 24 109 .110 34 4 6 1 37 1 10 1 6.0 1 46.0 Oct. 20 at #14 Kansas State 5 52 30 150 .147 49 7 6 7 57 1 16 1 9.0 0 68.0 Oct. 27 WEST VIRGINIA 4 56 18 139 .273 54 9 11 4 72 4 13 1 10.5 0 75.5 Oct. 31 at Oklahoma 3 37 16 117 .179 34 1 8 6 48 3 9 0 7.5 3 45.5 Nov. 3 at Iowa State 3 23 21 103 .019 22 4 2 5 34 2 10 2 7.0 0 34.0 Texas Tech 101 1238 544 3542 .196 1159 107 175 123 1459 60 323 45 221.5 21 1566.5 Opponent 101 1364 561 3621 .222 1291 123 200 107 1521 35 369 55 219.5 34 1706.5

BY SET AVERAGESSets played: 101Kills per set: 12.26Assists per set: 11.48Service aces per set: 1.06Reception errors per set: 1.22Digs per set: 14.45Blocks per set: 2.19Ball handling errors per set: 0.21Reception errors per set: 1.22Points per set: 15.51

TEAM MATCH-BY-MATCH STATS



Date Opponent SP K E TA Pct. A SA SE RE DIG BS BA BE Total BHE PointsAug. 24 vs Fordham 4 49 38 138 .080 45 3 6 7 46 0 17 4 8.5 3 60.5Aug. 24 vs Binghamton 3 39 16 111 .207 36 5 13 4 41 0 4 2 2.0 1 46.0Aug. 25 vs Siena 4 48 27 128 .164 48 3 9 6 53 1 16 1 9.0 6 60.0Aug. 25 at Boston College 5 60 37 170 .135 55 4 8 3 62 1 16 0 9.0 1 73.0Aug. 31 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 3 26 17 88 .102 25 5 8 5 35 0 2 3 1.0 0 32.0Aug. 31 SAN JOSE STATE 3 45 23 143 .154 42 6 6 2 57 0 6 0 3.0 0 54.0Sept. 1 NORTHWESTERN STATE 4 48 30 155 .116 46 6 10 9 56 1 8 1 5.0 0 59.0Sept. 3 NORTH TEXAS 4 51 21 152 .197 45 2 1 5 63 2 18 3 11.0 2 64.0Sept. 7 vs Towson 3 54 21 113 .292 54 4 4 2 44 0 18 2 9.0 1 67.0Sept. 8 vs Furman 5 63 24 154 .253 62 3 11 2 58 4 8 0 8.0 0 74.0Sept. 8 at Montana 4 48 17 122 .254 46 5 7 3 44 0 6 5 3.0 1 56.0Sept. 14 vs Houston Baptist 5 81 27 228 .237 77 6 4 2 109 1 16 2 9.0 0 96.0Sept. 15 vs Cal State Northridge 3 41 15 100 .260 40 3 8 2 49 2 12 4 8.0 0 52.0Sept. 15 at Rice 3 59 17 150 .280 55 3 9 5 74 2 20 3 12.0 0 74.0Sept. 19 at Nevada 5 67 22 176 .256 62 8 12 4 59 1 21 3 11.5 1 86.5Sept. 22 KANSAS 3 43 7 97 .371 40 2 4 2 50 2 24 0 14.0 0 59.0Sept. 26 at TCU 3 44 11 101 .327 41 4 10 1 50 0 10 1 5.0 0 53.0 Sept. 29 #9 TEXAS 3 39 13 100 .260 35 5 5 3 40 0 28 2 14.0 3 58.0 Oct. 2 at Central Arkansas 4 63 19 144 .306 58 8 10 5 57 6 6 2 9.0 2 80.0 Oct. 6 #22 IOWA STATE 4 62 23 153 .255 57 6 5 3 76 2 10 1 7.0 0 75.0 Oct. 10 at Baylor 4 56 22 149 .228 56 3 10 2 78 3 20 2 13.0 5 72.0 Oct. 13 at West Virginia 4 46 26 138 .145 46 6 5 5 64 1 12 4 7.0 6 59.0 Oct. 17 OKLAHOMA 3 45 16 107 .271 43 1 9 4 42 1 16 1 9.0 1 55.0 Oct. 20 at Kansas State 5 65 18 148 .318 62 7 8 7 61 1 23 7 12.5 0 84.5 Oct 27 WEST VIRGINIA 4 35 26 146 .062 34 4 5 9 56 2 10 1 7.0 0 46.0 Oct 31 at Oklahoma 3 41 13 110 .255 37 6 5 1 50 0 10 0 5.0 1 52.0 Nov. 3 at Iowa State 3 46 15 100 .310 44 5 8 4 47 2 12 1 8.0 0 59.0 Opponent totals 101 1364 561 3621 .222 1291 123 200 107 1521 35 369 55 219.5 34 1706.5 Texas Tech 101 1238 544 3542 .196 1159 107 175 123 1459 60 323 45 221.5 21 1566.5

BY SET AVERAGESSets played: 101Kills per set: 13.50Assists per set: 12.78Service aces per set: 1.22Reception errors per set: 1.06Digs per set: 15.06Blocks per set: 2.17Ball handling errors per set: 0.34Reception errors per set: 1.06Points per set: 16.90

OPPONENT MATCH-BY-MATCH STATS



ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) .368 (57-11-125) _______ at Montana (Sep 8, 2012) .363 (40- 7- 91) ____ vs Binghamton (Aug 24, 2012) .295 (64-20-149) ________ vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012) .283 (47-13-120) ________ vs NW St. (Sep 01, 2012) .278 (40-13- 97) __________vs UTPA (Aug 31, 2012

KILLS (K-E-TA)80 (80-21-219) 5s _ vs Houston Bapt. (Sep 14, 2012)64 (64-20-149) 5s _______ vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)64 (64-27-165) 4s ___ vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)61 (61-26-154) 5s _______at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)57 (57-11-125) 4s ______ at Montana (Sep 8, 2012)

KILLS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)48 (48-16-134)____vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)46 (46-21-149)____________ at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)40 (40-13- 97) ___________ vs UTPA (Aug 31, 2012)40 (40- 7- 91) ______ vs Binghamton (Aug 24, 2012)

KILLS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)64 (64-27-165)______ vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)57 (57-11-125)_________ at Montana (Sep 8, 2012)56 (56-18-139)_____ vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)53 (53-20-140)_____ at West Virginia (Oct 13, 2012)

KILLS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)80 (80-21-219)__ vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)64 (64-20-149)__________ vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)61 (61-26-154)__________at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)219 (80-21-219) 5s ________ vs HBU (Sep 14, 2012)165 (64-27-165) 4s __ vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)155 (40-30-155) 4s _______ at Baylor (Oct 10, 2012)154 (61-26-154) 5s ______at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)154 (54-26-154) 5s __ at Boston Coll. (Aug 25, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)149 (46-21-149) __________ at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)134 (48-16-134) __vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)117 (33-21-117) _ vs CSUNorthridge (Sep 15, 2012)117 (37-16-117) _____ at Oklahoma (Oct 31, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)165 (64-27-165) ____ vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)155 (40-30-155) _________ at Baylor (Oct 10, 2012)144 (36-19-144) _____ vs Iowa State (Oct 06, 2012)140 (53-20-140) ___ at West Virginia (Oct 13, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)219 (80-21-219) __ vs Houston Bapt. (Sep 14, 2012)154 (54-26-154) ____ at Boston Coll. (Aug 25, 2012)

ASSISTS75 (5s) ________ vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)62 (5s) ________________ vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)60 (5s) ________________at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)56 (4s) ____________ vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)56 (4s) _______________ at Montana (Sep 8, 2012)

ASSISTS 3-SETS44 _____________vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)42 _____________________ at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)37 ________ vs Texas-Pan American (Aug 31, 2012)37 ______________ vs Binghamton (Aug 24, 2012)

ASSISTS 4-SETS56 _______________ vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)56 __________________ at Montana (Sep 8, 2012)54 ______________ vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)49 ______________ at West Virginia (Oct 13, 2012)

ASSISTS 5-SET75 ___________ vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)62 ___________________ vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)60 ___________________at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)

DIGS101 (5s) _______ vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)72 (4s) ___________ vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)70 (5s) ________________at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)69 (4s) ____________ vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)68 (3s) __________vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)

DIGS 3-SETS68 _____________vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)63 _____________________ at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)52 ______________ vs Binghamton (Aug 24, 2012)48 ________________ at Oklahoma (Oct 31, 2012)

DIGS 4-SETS72 ______________ vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)69 _______________ vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)62 ____________________ at Baylor (Oct 10, 2012)59 _________vs Northwestern State (Sep 01, 2012)59 ______________ at West Virginia (Oct 13, 2012)59 ________________ vs Iowa State (Oct 06, 2012)

DIGS 5-SETS101 __________ vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)70 ___________________at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)67 ____________ at Boston College (Aug 25, 2012)65 ___________________ vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)

ACES9 __________vs Northwestern State (Sep 01, 2012)9 _______________ vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)7 __________________ vs Fordham (Aug 24, 2012)7 ________________at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)

BLOCKS19.0 ___________ at Boston College (Aug 25, 2012)17.0 ________vs Northwestern State (Sep 01, 2012)14.5 ________________ vs Fordham (Aug 24, 2012)11.0 __________ vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)10.5 ____________vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)10.5 _____________ vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)10.0 _____________ at West Virginia (Oct 13, 2012)10.0 ___________________ vs Siena (Aug 25, 2012)9.0 _______________at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)8.0 _____________________ at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)8.0 ____________________ at Baylor (Oct 10, 2012)8.0 ___________________at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)

ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) .371 (43- 7- 97) _________ vs Kansas (Sep 22, 2012) .327 (44-11-101) ___________ at TCU (Sep 26, 2012)

KILLS (K-E-TA)81 (81-27-228) 5s _ vs Houston Bapt. (Sep 14, 2012)67 (67-22-176) 5s _______ at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)

KILLS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)59 (59-17-150)_____________at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)54 (54-21-113)___________vs Towson (Sep 7, 2012)

KILLS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)63 (63-19-144)__ at Central Arkansas (Oct 02, 2012)62 (62-23-153)________vs Iowa State (Oct 06, 2012)

KILLS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)81 (81-27-228)___vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)228 (81-27-228) 5s ________ vs HBU (Sep 14, 2012)176 (67-22-176) 5s ______ at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)150 (59-17-150) ___________at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)143 (45-23-143) ____ vs San Jose St. (Aug 31, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)155 (48-30-155) _________vs NW St. (Sep 01, 2012)153 (62-23-153) ______vs Iowa State (Oct 06, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)228 (81-27-228) __ vs Houston Bapt. (Sep 14, 2012)

ASSISTS77 (5s) _________vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)62 (5s) _________ Three times (last at Kansas State)

ASSISTS 3-SETS55 ______________________at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)54 ____________________vs Towson (Sep 7, 2012)

ASSISTS 4-SETS58 ___________ at Central Arkansas (Oct 02, 2012)57 _________________vs Iowa State (Oct 06, 2012)

ASSISTS 5-SETS77 ____________vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)

DIGS109 (5s) ________vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)78 (4s) _________________ at Baylor (Oct 10, 2012)

DIGS 3-SETS74 ______________________at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)57 _____________ vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)

DIGS 4-SETS78 ____________________ at Baylor (Oct 10, 2012)76 _________________vs Iowa State (Oct 06, 2012)

DIGS 5-SETS109 ___________vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)

ACES8 ____________________ at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)8 ____________ at Central Arkansas (Oct 02, 2012)

BLOCKS14.0 __________________ vs Kansas (Sep 22, 2012)14.0 ____________________vs Texas (Sep 29, 2012)

OPPONENT HIGHSTEAM HIGHS



ATTACK PERCENT (K-E-TA) minimum 8 kills .643 ( 9- 0-14) _________________ Piper, Aubree vs Binghamton (Aug 24, 2012) .526 (11- 1-19) ______________McKay, Lydia vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012) .524 (13- 2-21) _________________Piper, Aubree vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012) .500 (10- 1-18) ____________________ Ehrle, Emily vs Fordham (Aug 24, 2012) .500 (13- 2-22) ____________________ Piper, Aubree at Montana (Sep 8, 2012) .500 ( 8- 1-14) ____________________Piper, Aubree vs Fordham (Aug 24, 2012)

KILLS (K-E-TA)23 (23- 4-44) 5s _______________________Ehrle, Emily vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)19 (19- 7-47) 5s _______________ Stacy, Meghan at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)19 (19- 5-40) 4s _______________ Stacy, Meghan vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)19 (19- 4-41) 5s _____________ Piper, Aubree vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)16 ______________________________________________________Three Tied

KILLS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)14 (14- 6-36) ___________________David, Breeann at Oklahoma (Oct 31, 2012)13 (13- 4-35) _______________ David, Breeann vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)12 (12- 6-28) __________________________Cave, Miara vs Texas (Sep 29, 2012)11 (11- 2-22) _______________________ McKay, Lydia vs Kansas (Sep 22, 2012)11 (11- 3-26) ____________ McKay, Lydia vs Cal State Northridge (Sep 15, 2012)11 (11- 2-29) ________________ David, Breeann vs Binghamton (Aug 24, 2012)

KILLS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)19 (19- 5-40) _________________ Stacy, Meghan vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)16 (16- 6-39) _________________ David, Breeann vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)15 (15- 5-33) ____________________Cave, Miara at West Virginia (Oct 13, 2012)14 (14- 3-33) _______________________Stacy, Meghan vs Siena (Aug 25, 2012)14 (14- 2-32) _________________David, Breeann vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)

KILLS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)23 (23- 4-44) _________________________Ehrle, Emily vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)19 (19- 4-41) _______________ Piper, Aubree vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)19 (19- 7-47) _________________ Stacy, Meghan at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS (K-E-TA)51 (14- 3-51) 5s _______________Ehrle, Emily vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)47 (19- 7-47) 5s _______________ Stacy, Meghan at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)46 (12- 7-46) 4s _______________________ Ehrle, Emily at Baylor (Oct 10, 2012)46 (16- 6-46) 5s ____________ Stacy, Meghan vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)44 (23- 4-44) 5s _______________________Ehrle, Emily vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 3-SETS (K-E-TA)36 (14- 6-36) ___________________David, Breeann at Oklahoma (Oct 31, 2012)35 (13- 4-35) _______________ David, Breeann vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)34 ( 9- 3-34) _________________________ Stacy, Meghan at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)33 ( 5-10-33) __________________ David, Breeann at Iowa State (Nov 03, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 4-SETS (K-E-TA)46 (12- 7-46) _________________________ Ehrle, Emily at Baylor (Oct 10, 2012)40 (19- 5-40) _________________ Stacy, Meghan vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)39 (16- 6-39) _________________ David, Breeann vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)34 (13- 3-34) ________________________Ehrle, Emily at Montana (Sep 8, 2012)

TOTAL ATTEMPTS 5-SETS (K-E-TA)51 (14- 3-51) _________________Ehrle, Emily vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)47 (19- 7-47) _________________ Stacy, Meghan at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)46 (16- 6-46) ______________ Stacy, Meghan vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)

POINTS23.5 (19- 3- 1.5) 5s _____________ Stacy, Meghan at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)23.5 (23- 0- 0.5) 5s _____________________Ehrle, Emily vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)21.5 (19- 0- 2.5) 5s ___________ Piper, Aubree vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)19.5 (19- 0- 0.5) 4s _____________ Stacy, Meghan vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)19.0 (14- 1- 4.0) 4s _______ David, Breeann vs Northwestern State (Sep 01, 2012)

POINTS 3-SETS17.5 (13- 1- 3.5) _____________ David, Breeann vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)15.5 (14- 0- 1.5) _________________David, Breeann at Oklahoma (Oct 31, 2012)13.0 (11- 0- 2.0) __________ McKay, Lydia vs Cal State Northridge (Sep 15, 2012)13.0 (10- 1- 2.0) ________________________McKay, Lydia at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)

POINTS 4-SETS19.5 (19- 0- 0.5) _______________ Stacy, Meghan vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)19.0 (14- 1- 4.0) _________ David, Breeann vs Northwestern State (Sep 01, 2012)18.5 (14- 0- 4.5) _______________David, Breeann vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)18.0 (16- 0- 2.0) _______________ David, Breeann vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)

POINTS 5-SETS23.5 (19- 3- 1.5) _______________ Stacy, Meghan at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)23.5 (23- 0- 0.5) _______________________Ehrle, Emily vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)21.5 (19- 0- 2.5) _____________ Piper, Aubree vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)

ASSISTS71 (5s) ____________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)56 (5s) ____________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)54 (4s) _______________________ Ruetter, Emily vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)51 (5s) ___________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)46 (4s) ___________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Montana (Sep 8, 2012)

ASSISTS 3-SETS38 ________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)37 _________________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)35 ___________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Texas-Pan American (Aug 31, 2012)34 _______________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Towson (Sep 7, 2012)

ASSISTS 4-SETS54 __________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)46 ______________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Montana (Sep 8, 2012)43 __________________________Ruetter, Emily vs West Virginia (Oct 27, 2012)43 ____________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Fordham (Aug 24, 2012)

ASSISTS 5-SETS71 _______________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)56 _______________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)51 ______________________________ Ruetter, Emily at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)

DIGS34 (5s) _________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)27 (3s) __________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)26 (5s) ________________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)24 (3s) ____________________Brummitt, Rachel vs Binghamton (Aug 24, 2012)

DIGS 3-SETS27 _____________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs San Jose State (Aug 31, 2012)24 _______________________Brummitt, Rachel vs Binghamton (Aug 24, 2012)18 ______________________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Rice (Sep 15, 2012)16 _________________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Oklahoma (Oct 31, 2012)

DIGS 4-SETS21 _________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Northwestern State (Sep 01, 2012)20 __________________________ Ruetter, Emily vs North Texas (Sep 03, 2012)20 _______________________ Brummitt, Rachel at West Virginia (Oct 13, 2012)19 ___________________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Montana (Sep 8, 2012)

DIGS 5-SETS34 ____________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Houston Baptist (Sep 14, 2012)26 ___________________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Nevada (Sep 19, 2012)21 _______________________ Brummitt, Rachel at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)20 ____________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Furman (Sep 8, 2012)

ACES5 ________________________Ruetter, Emily at Central Arkansas (Oct 02, 2012)4 _____________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Siena (Aug 25, 2012)3 __________________________ Brummitt, Rachel vs Fordham (Aug 24, 2012)3 ___________________________ Sorrells, Ellen at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)3 __________________________ Stacy, Meghan at Kansas State (Oct 20, 2012)

BLOCKS (BS-BA)9 ( 1- 8) _________________________Piper, Aubree vs Fordham (Aug 24, 2012)8 ( 2- 6) ______________________Mills, Mikia at Boston College (Aug 25, 2012)7 ( 1- 6) ________________________ Mills, Mikia at West Virginia (Oct 13, 2012)7 ( 1- 6) _______________ David, Breeann vs Northwestern State (Sep 01, 2012)

INDIVIDUAL HIGHS



MIARA CAVE (2)16, at Nevada (Sept. 19, 2012)15, at West Virginia (Oct. 13, 2012)

BREEANN DAVID (1)16, vs, North Texas (Sept. 3, 2012)

EMILY EHRLE (3)15, at Boston College (Aug. 25, 2012)15, at Nevada (Sept. 19, 2012)23, vs. Furman (Sept. 8, 2012)

AUBREE PIPER (1)19, vs. Houston Baptist (Sept. 14, 2012)

MEGHAN STACY (3)16, vs. Houston Baptist (Sept. 14, 2012)19, at Kansas State (Oct. 20, 2012)19, vs. West Virginia (Oct. 27, 2012)

15+ KILLSDefeated an opponent in three sets............................................................................. vs. San Jose State (Aug. 31, 2012)Defeated a non-conference opponent in three sets .............................................. vs. San Jose State (Aug. 31, 2012)Defeated a non-conference opponent in three sets at home ............................ vs. San Jose State (Aug. 31, 2012)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. Binghamton (Aug. 24, 2012)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 .................................................................................... at West Virginia (Oct. 27, 2012)Defeated a non-conference opponent in four sets.............................................................. at Montana (Sept. 8, 2012)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 Montana (Sept. 8, 2012)Defeated a non-conference opponent in four sets at neural site ........................................vs. Siena (Aug. 25, 2012)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in four sets .......................................................................... at West Virginia (Oct. 27 2012)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in four sets at home ...................................................... vs. West Virginia (Oct. 27, 2012)Defeated a Big 12 opponent in four sets on the road ................................................. at West Virginia (Oct. 13, 2012)

Defeated an opponent in five sets ............................................................................vs. Houston Baptist (Sept. 14, 2012)Defeated a non-conference opponent in five sets ..............................................vs. Houston Baptist (Sept. 14, 2012)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 Boston College (Aug. 25, 2012)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 ...................................................................................... vs. Baylor (Oct. 26, 2011)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 Colorado (Nov. 20, 2011)

Lost to an opponent in three sets .....................................................................................at #21 Iowa State (Nov. 3, 2012)Lost to a non-conference opponent in three sets ........................................................................at Rice (Sept. 15, 2012)Lost to a non-conference opponent in three sets at home ......................................................vs. Utah (Sept. 4, 1999)Lost to a non-conference opponent in three sets on the road ................................................at Rice (Sept. 15, 2012)Lost to a non-conference opponent in three sets at neural site ...........vs. Cal State Northridge (Sept. 15, 2012)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in three sets...........................................................................at #21 Iowa State (Nov. 3, 2012)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in three sets at home .............................................................. vs. Oklahoma (Oct. 17, 2012)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in three sets on the road ..................................................at #21 Iowa State (Nov. 3, 2012)

Lost to an opponent in four sets .......................................................................................................at Baylor (Oct. 10, 2012)Lost to a non-conference opponent in four sets ..................................................... at Central Arkansas (Oct. 2, 2012)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 Central Arkansas (Oct. 2, 2012)Lost to a non-conference opponent in four sets at neural site ............................ vs. Northeastern (Sept. 11, 2010)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in four sets ............................................................................................at Baylor (Oct. 10, 2012)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in four sets at home .............................................................vs. 22 Iowa State (Oct. 6, 2012)Lost to a Big 12 opponent in four sets on the road ....................................................................at Baylor (Oct. 10, 2011)

Lost to an opponent in five sets ........................................................................................... at Kansas State (Oct. 20, 2012)Lost to a non-conference opponent in five sets ....................................................................at Nevada (Sept. 19, 2012)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 Nevada (Sept. 19, 2012)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 .............................................................................. at #24 Kansas State, 3-2 (Nov. 20, 2004)Defeated a ranked opponent at home .......................................................................vs. #21 Missouri, 3-1 (Oct. 5, 2002)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 #21 Iowa State (Nov. 3, 2012)Lost to a ranked opponent at home ...................................................................................vs. 22 Iowa State (Oct. 6, 2012)Lost to a ranked opponent on the road ..........................................................................at #21 Iowa State (Nov. 3, 2012)Lost to a ranked opponent at a neutral site .......................................................................vs. #10 Illinois (Aug. 29, 2009)

THE LAST TIME TEXAS TECH ...

EMILY RUETTER (4)51, at Nevada (Sept. 19, 2012)54, vs. North Texas (Sept. 3, 2012)56, vs. Furman (Sept. 8, 2012)71, vs. Houston Baptist (Sept. 14, 2012)

50+ ASSISTS

RACHEL BRUMMITT (8)20, vs. Furman (Sept. 8, 2012)21, vs. Northwestern State (Sept. 1, 2012)24, vs. Binghamton (Aug. 24, 2012)26, at Nevada (Sept. 19, 2012)27, vs. San Jose State (Aug. 31, 2012)34, vs. Houston Baptist (Sept. 14, 2012)20, at West Virginia (Oct. 13, 2012)21, at Kansas State (Oct. 20, 2012)

EMILY RUETTER (1)20, vs. North Texas (Sept. 3, 2012)

20+ DIGS

BREEANN DAVID (3)6, vs. San Jose State (Aug. 31, 2012)7, vs. Northwestern State (Sept. 1, 2012)6, vs. West Virginia (Oct. 27, 2012)

LYDIA McKAY (4)6, vs. Siena (Aug. 25, 2012)6, vs. Northwestern State (Sept. 1, 2012)6, vs. Houston Baptist (Sept. 14, 2012)6, at Oklahoma (Oct. 31, 2012)

MIKIA MILLS (2)8, at Boston College (Aug. 25, 2012)7, at West Virginia (Oct. 13, 2012)

AUBREE PIPER (2)6, vs. San Jose State (Aug. 31, 2012)9, vs. Fordham (Aug. 24, 2012)

EMILY RUETTER (1)6, at Boston College (Aug. 25, 2012)

6+ BLOCKS



Opponent Kills Hitting % Digs Blocks Assists

Fordham Ehrle (10) Ehrle/Piper (.500) Brummitt (12) Piper (9) Ruetter (43)

Binghamton David (11) Piper (.643) Brummitt (24) Piper (4) Ruetter (25)

Siena Stacy (14) McKay/Stacy (.333) Brummitt (17) McKay (6) Ruetter (36)

at Boston College Ehrle (15) Ehrle (.278) Brummitt (15) McKay (6) Ruetter (36)

UT-PAN AMERICAN Ehrle (10) Ehrle (.320) Brummitt (12) David (5) Ruetter (35)

SAN JOSE STATE David (13) Cave (.381) Brummitt (27) David/Piper (6) Ruetter (38)

NORTHWESTERN ST. David (14) Piper (.412) Brummitt (21) David (7) Ruetter (38)

NORTH TEXAS David (16) Piper (.524) Ruetter (20) David/Mills (3) Ruetter (54)

Towson Ehrle (9) Stacy (.350) Brummitt (7) Four Players (1) Ruetter (34)

Furman Ehrle (23) Ehrle (.432) Brummitt (20) McKay (5) Ruetter (56)

at Montana Ehrle/Piper (13) Piper (.500) Brummitt (19) Cave (4) Ruetter (46)

vs. Houston Baptist Piper (19) McKay (.526) Brummitt (34) McKay (6) Ruetter (71)

vs. Cal St. Northridge McKay (11) McKay (.308) Brummitt (10) Piper (4) Ruetter (28)

at Rice McKay/Cave (10) McKay (.269) Brummitt (18) McKay/Stacy (4) Ruetter (37)

at Nevada Cave (16) Cave (.367) Brummitt (26) Three Players (4) Ruetter (51)

KANSAS McKay (11) McKay (.409) Brummitt (12) Cave/McKay (1) Ruetter (31)

at TCU Cave (8) Cave (.059) Brummitt (8) Ehrle (4) Ruetter (24)

TEXAS Cave (12) Cave (.214) Brummitt (14) Five Players (1) Ruetter (30)

at Central Arkansas McKay (11) McKay (.458) Vaughan (16) McKay (4) Ruetter (35)

IOWA STATE Ehrle (10) Ehrle (.242) Brummitt (17) Ruetter/Mills (2) Ruetter (28)

at Baylor Ehrle (12) McKay (.227) Brummitt (17) McKay/Mills (4) Ruetter (34)

at West Virginia Cave (15) McKay (.316) Brummitt (20) Mills (7) Hragyil (30)

OKLAHOMA Cave (10) Mills (.278) Vaughan (14) Mills (4) Hragyil (21)

at Kansas State Stacy (19) Stacy (.255) Brummitt (21) McKay (5) Ruetter (30)

WEST VIRGINIA Stacy (19) David (.375) Brummitt (17) David (6) Ruetter (43)

at Oklahoma David (14) Ehrle (.312) Brummitt (16) McKay (6) Ruetter (25)

at Iowa State Cave (6) Cave (.333) Brummitt (8) Grant (4) Ruetter (20)

TCU

at Texas

KANSAS STATE

BAYLOR

at Kansas

MATCH-BY-MATCH LEADERSBREEANN DAVID (2) KILLS DIGSNORTHWESTERN STATE (9/1) 14 12NORTH TEXAS (9/3) 16 16Career double-doubles: 3

NICOLE HRAGYIL (1) ASSISTS DIGSat West Virginia (10/13) 30 10Career double-doubles: 1

EMILY RUETTER (6) ASSISTS DIGSvs. Fordham (8/24) 43 10vs. Boston College (8/25) 37 11SAN JOSE STATE (8/31) 38 10NORTH TEXAS (9/3) 54 20vs. Furman (9/8) 56 11vs. Houston Baptist (9/14) 71 17Career double-doubles: 6

MEGHAN STACY (4) KILLS DIGSvs. Siena (8/25) 14 16vs. Boston College (8/25) 11 11vs. Furman (9/8) 11 10vs. Houston Baptist (9/14) 16 12Career double-doubles: 4

DOUBLE-DOUBLES



MATCH-BY-MATCH STARTERS

Opponent OH OH/RS/DS RS/MB MB SET MB/DS LIB

Fordham B. David M. Stacy L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

Binghamton B. David M. Stacy E. Ehrle (RS) A. Piper E. Ruetter L. McKay R. Brummitt

Siena B. David M. Stacy L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

at Boston College B. David M. Stacy L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter E. Wright R. Brummitt

UT-PAN AMERICAN E. Ehrle M. Stacy M. Cave (RS) A. Piper E. Ruetter M. Mills R. Brummitt

SAN JOSE STATE B. David M. Cave (RS) M. Mills A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

NORTHWESTERN STATE B. David M. Cave (RS) M. Mills A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

NORTH TEXAS B. David M. Cave (RS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

Towson B. David M. Stacy L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter E. Wright R. Brummitt

Furman M. Stacy E. Wright (DS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

at Montana M. Stacy M. Cave (RS) M. Mills A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

vs. Houston Baptist E. Ehrle M. Cave (RS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter M. Stacy (OH) R. Brummitt

vs. Cal St. Northridge M. Stacy E. Wright (DS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

at Rice M. Stacy E. Wright (DS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

at Nevada M. Stacy E. Wright (DS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

KANSAS E. Ehrle E. Wright (DS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter M. Dominguez R. Brummitt

at TCU M. Mills M. Cave (RS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

TEXAS B. David M. Cave (RS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

at Central Arkansas B. David M. Cave (RS) L. McKay A. Piper E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

IOWA STATE B. David M. Cave (RS) L. McKay M. Mills E. Ruetter E. Wright R. Brummitt

at Baylor E. Ehrle M. Cave (RS) L. McKay M. Mills E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

at West Virginia B. David M. Cave (RS) L. McKay M. Mills E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

OKLAHOMA M. Stacy M. Cave (RS) L. McKay M. Mills N. Hragyil T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

at Kansas State B. David M. Cave (RS) L. McKay M. Mills N. Hragyil T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

WEST VIRGINIA M. Stacy M. Cave (RS) L. McKay B. Grant E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

at Oklahoma M. Stacy M. Cave (RS) L. McKay B. Grant E. Ruetter B. David (OH) R. Brummitt

at Iowa State B. David M. Cave (RS) L. McKay B. Grant E. Ruetter T. Vaughan R. Brummitt

TCU

at Texas

KANSAS STATE

BAYLOR

at Kansas



NO. NAME HT. POS. CLASS-EX. HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 2 Lydia McKay 6-1 MB/RS Fr-HS Katy, Texas/Katy 3 Emily Ruetter 5-11 SET Fr-HS Burlington, Ontario, Canada/Nelson 4 Miara Cave 5-11 RS Sr-3L San Antonio, Texas/Roosevelt 5 Tory Vaughan 5-7 LIB/DS Sr-3L San Antonio, Texas/Churchill 6 Breeann David 5-11 OH So-1L Denver City, Texas/Denver City 7 Emily Wright 5-10 DS/OH Fr-HS Cypress, Texas/Cy-Fair 8 Kate Foley 5-11 DS/OH So-1L Houston, Texas/Clear Lake 9 Megan Dominguez 5-5 DS So-1L El Paso, Texas/Chapin 10 Emily Ehrle 6-2 OH Fr-HS Crowley, Texas/Crowley 11 Ellen Sorrells 5-10 DS/OH Fr-HS North Richland Hills, Texas/Fort Worth Christian 12 Nicole Hyragil 5-7 SET So-1L Carrollton, Texas/Tulsa 13 Aubree Piper 6-1 MB/RS Jr-2L Amarillo, Texas/Randall 14 Whitney Ford 6-3 RS Fr-HS Longview, Texas/Pine Tree 15 Rachel Brummitt 5-6 LIB/DS So-TR Plano, Texas/Radford 16 Meghan Stacy 6-1 OH Fr-HS Ozark, Mo./Ozark 18 Brianna Grant 6-1 MB Fr-HS Antioch, Ill./Antioch 21 Mikia Mills 5-11 MB So-1L Fontana, Calif./Etiwanda 23 Sam Podraza 6-0 RS So-1L San Diego, Calif./Scripps Ranch 24 Ciara Gibson 5-11 OH/MB Jr-RS Houston, Texas/Kentucky State 28 Meredith Rankin 5-11 OH Fr-HS Kingwood, Texas/Kingwood

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Don Flora (2nd Season)Assistant Coach: Jojit Coronel (2nd Season)Assistant Coach: Beth Falls (7th Season)Director of Operations: Amy Gandy (4th Season)Strength and Conditioning: Katie MungerAthletic Trainer: Imelda Garcia

BY POSITIONSetter ____________________________________ 2_____________________________ Hragyil, RuetterOutside Hitter _____________________________ 8____________________ David, Ehrle, Foley, Gibson__________________ Rankin, Sorrells, Stacy, Wright Opposite/Right Side ________________________ 4______________________ Cave, Chiffer, Foley, FordMiddle Blocker ____________________________ 5______________ Grant, McKay, Mills, Piper, Podraza Defensive Specialist/Libero __________________ 5________________ Brummitt, Dominguez, Sorrells, ____________________________ Vaughan, Wright

BY CLASSIFICATIONSeniors __________________________________ 2 ______________________________ Cave, VaughanJuniors ___________________________________ 2 _______________________________ Gibson, PiperSophomore _______________________________ 7 _____________ Brummitt, David, Dominguez, Foley________________________ Hragyil, Mills, PodrazaFreshmen ________________________________ 9 ______________________Ehrle, Ford, Grant, McKay___________ Rankin, Ruetter, Sorrells, Stacy, Wright

NO. NAME POS. 15 Rachel Brummitt DS/LIB 4 Miara Cave RS 6 Breeann David OH 9 Megan Dominguez DS 10 Emily Ehrle OH 8 Kate Foley DS/OH 14 Whitney Ford RS 24 Ciara Gibson OH/MB 18 Brianna Grant MB 12 Nicole Hragyil SET 2 Lydia McKay MB/RS 21 Mikia Mills MB 13 Aubree Piper MB/RS 23 Sam Podraza RS 28 Meredith Rankin OH 3 Emily Ruetter SET 11 Ellen Sorrells DS/OH 16 Meghan Stacy OH 5 Tory Vaughan DS/LIB 7 Emily Wright DS/OH

BY HOME STATE/COUNTRYCalifornia _________________________________ 2_______________________________ Mills, PodrazaCanada __________________________________ 1____________________________________ RuetterIllinois ___________________________________ 1______________________________________GrantMissouri__________________________________ 1______________________________________ StacyTexas ___________________________________ 15 _____________ Brummitt, Cave, David, Dominguez,______________ Ehrle, Foley, Ford, Gibson, Hragyil,____McKay, Piper, Rankin, Sorrells, Vaughan, Wright

Miara Cave Me-AIR-ahMegan Dominguez Doh-MING-ezEmily Ehrle EarlKate Foley FOH-leeCiara Gibson Sea-air-ahBriana Grant Bree-an-ahNicole Hragyil RAH-gulMikia Mills My-KEY-ahSam Podraza Pah-DRAH-zahEmily Ruetter Roo-terEllen Sorrells Soar-rels

NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEROSTER BREAKDOWN



Lydia McKayMB/RS • 6-1 • Fr-HS

Katy, TexasKaty H.S.

2Emily RuetterSET • 5-11 • Fr-HS

Burlington, Ontario, CanadaNelson H.S.

3Miara Cave

RS • 5-11 • Sr-3LSan Antonio, Texas

Roosevelt H.S.

4Tory Vaughan

DS/LIB • 5-7 • Sr-3LSan Antonio, Texas

Churchill H.S.

5Breeann DavidOH • 5-11 • So-1L

Denver City, TexasDenver City H.S.

6

Kate FoleyRS/OH • 5-11 • So-1L

Houston, TexasClear Lake H.S.

8Megan Dominguez

DS/LIB • 5-5 • So-1LEl Paso, TexasChapin H.S.

9Emily Ehrle

OH • 6-2 • Fr-HSCrowley, TexasCrowley H.S.

10Ellen Sorrells

DS/OH • 5-10 • Fr-HSNorth Richland Hills, TexasFort Worth Christian H.S.

11Nicole HragyilSET • 5-7 • So-1LCarrollton, Texas

Tulsa

12

Whitney FordRS • 6-3 • Fr-HS

Longview, TexasPine Tree H.S.

14Rachel BrummittDS/LIB • 5-6 • So-TR

Plano, TexasRadford University

15Meghan StacyOH • 6-1 • Fr-HS

Ozark, Mo.Ozark H.S.

16Brianna GrantMB • 6-1 • Fr-HS

Antioch, Ill.Antioch H.S.

18Mikia Mills

MB • 5-11 • So-1LFontana, Calif.Etiwanda H.S.

21

Emily WrightDS/OH • 5-10 • Fr-HS

Cypress, TexasCy-Fair H.S.

7

Aubree PiperMB/OH • 6-1 • Jr-2L

Amarillo, TexasCanyon Randall H.S.

13

Sam PodrazaRS • 6-0 • So-1L

San Diego, Calif.Scripps Ranch H.S.

23

Don FloraHead Coach2nd Season

Jojit CoronelAssistant Coach

2nd Season

Beth FallsAssistant Coach

7th Season

Amy GandyDir. of Operations

4th Season

Ciara GibsonOH • 5-11 • Jr-RSHouston, TexasKentucky State

24Meredith Rankin

OH • 5-11 • Fr-HSKingwood, Texas

Kingwood H.S.

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