USD Volleyball 1992

t ~ University of£an Diego

TORERO SENIORS (clockwise from top) Kristi Harris, Shannon Mutch, Maria Rickard, Heather Dalley 1992 VOLLEYBALL

UNIVERSITY FACTS

Location: ..... . ... . ... , .. . San Diego CA 92110 Enrollment: . . . . . ............ 6,000 Founded: .. . . . . .. ... , ............. . 1949

Assistant Trainer: ..... Steve Nellis, M.Ed., A.T., C. Assistant Trainer: ... Pete McMahon, M.A., A.T., C. SID: .... . . ............... Ted Gosen ssl. SID: .. . . . . ...... John 0. Rollo rf~::1=:::'"'-:.-,:."-'-'...:..:..:...:..:_:.:_:,~.:,.·... s~ 991 Record: ...... .... .. ...... ......... 18- 4 991 Conference Record: ... . ..... 7-7 (tie, four )

Affiliation: .. Conference: ..

. . .... NCAA Division I .. .. West Coast Conference

President: ........ . . . . ..... Dr. Author E. Hughes Athletic Director: ... ... .... . .. ... Tom Iannacone Asst. Athletic Director: .... ... . ....... Dan Yourg Asst. Athletic Director: .. ... ... . . . Regina Sullivan Dir. of Ath. Development: ............. Ky Snyder Dir. Facilities/Rec.: . ..... ......... . . John Martin Dir. lntramurals: . . . . . . .... . . . ... Gary Becker Athletic Trainer: ..... Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T., C

Assistant Coaches: /

Tim Vowlcs,Diane Can1pbc !ome Arena: .... ... ... USO Sports Center (2,500 ~ 1ctname: .. ..... .. ...... ...... . . .... Torcros Colors: ........ . . ... Columbia Blue, Nav -ite

Jennifer Lofftus 1991 wee Freshman',. of the Year

UNIVERSITY PROFILE The University of San Diego is an independent Catholic university located on a 170-acre mesa overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcala Park after the Spanish university town where St. Didacus (i.e., Diego) spent much of his time. Complementing its splendid natural setting is the University's location - just ten minutes from downtown San Diego and conveniently close to the major business, cultural, residential and recre– ational areas of San Diego, as well as rail, bus and air terminals. Founded in I949, USO is presently experiencing a period of record growth and attendance. Undergraduate enrollment currently stands at just over 3,800 students. Graduate students bring the overall campus enrollment to 6,000 students. The University includes a College of Arts and Sciences and Schools of Business Administration, Education, Nursing and Law. Each is characterized by high academic standards, small classes and excellent student-faculty relations. Though the majority of USO students come from the West Coast, every region of the United States is well-represented on campus. Students from 24 foreign countries can also be found in attendance at USD. Recreation and athletic activities are expanding rapidly and include activities such as sailing, yoga, karate, surfing, modern dance, backpacking and ballet. Intercollegiate sports for men include baseball, basketball, crew, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, rugby, soccer and tennis. lntercollegiately, US D fi elds women 's teams in the sports of basketball, crew, cross country, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and volleyball.

I Head Coach: Sue Snyder

Sue Snyder begins her third season as Head Coach of the University of San Diego women's volleyball program. Last year's squad ended the 1991 season with a record of 18-14, the school's best ever mark at the NCAA Division I level. During her short two year tenure, Snyder has produced the West Coast Con– ference "Freshman Of The Year" in each campaign. With eight returning letterwinners and a strong in- coming recruiting class, the immediate future ofUSD

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volleyball is, indeed, very bright. A 1984 graduate of San Diego State University (Physical Education) with a Master of Science degree in Education, Snyder came to USD from San Diego State, where she had been an assistant coach since 1986. Prior to coaching at her alma mater, Sue was an assistant coach at the University of New Mexico (1985). She has earned a national reputation as a top recruiter and motivator as well as a tireless worker and trainer of top-level athletes. S11yder is well known in competitive volleyball circles. She competed in volleyball at San Diego State (1984 captain) and was an all-conference selection in 1984. She was a member of the USA National Women's Volleyball Team in 1985-'86, receiving the USA Players' Award in '85. Named a USVBA All– American in 1984 through 1989, she played on USVBA national championship teams in 1985, '86 and '89 as well as national runner-up teams in '84, '87 and '88 and was named Most Valuable Player at the 1984 USVBA national tournament. Snyder made a triumphant return to the world of competitive volleyball this past summer, being named a second team All-American as her team captured the Senior Division championship at the USVBA National Championships in Reno, Nevada. A San Diego native, Snyder is a graduate of San Pasqual High School in Escondido. She and her husband, Ky, USD's Director of Athletic Development, reside in the Scripps Ranch area of San Diego.

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SUE SNYDER'S YEAR-BY-YEAR COLLEGIATE COACHING RECORD: School Record Conference Record

Year 1990 1991 Career

Finish Fourth

USD USD

15-16 18-14

West Coast West Coast

6-8 7-7

T-Fourth

33-30 (.524)

13-15 (.464)

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Assistant Coach: Melanie Beckenhauer-Heller

Melanie Beckenhauer-Heller begins her first season as an assistant to Head Coach Sue Snyder. A 1991 gradu– ate of the University of Pacific (BA degree in Psychology), Beckenhauer-Heller was a two-time All-American ('90-'91) and a four-time All-Big West selection at UOP ('88-'91). She played four years of volleyball and is UOP's career assist leader (5,304). She was named a "Scholar-Athlete" during her last three years at UOP and

was chosen the Big West "Scholar-Athlete Of The Year" in 1990. Still active in competitive volleyball circles, Beckenhauer-Heller was named a Second Team All-American as her team (Chrysler) captured runner-up honors in the Open Division at the USVBA National Championships this past summer. She and her husband, D. J., reside in Escondido in northern San Diego county.

Assistant Coach: Tim Vowles Although the 1992 season marks Tim Vowles' debut as a collegiate assistant coach, the '92 season will not be Vowles' first as a key member of the USD volleyball family . During the past four seasons, while pursuing his undergraduate studies at USD, Vowles was "Mister Indis– pensable", serving as team manager, practice aide and courtside statistician. He graduated from USD in May of 1992 with Bachelor's degrees in both Communications and Political Science.

Assistant Coach: Diane Campbell

Diane Campbell returns for her second season with the Toreros. She is a 1987 graduate of Brigham Young University (B . S. degree in Recreation), earning all-con– ference and all-region honors with the Cougars. Prior to joining the Toreros, Diane was head coach at Eastern Montana University (1990). She will work primarily with the team's corps of blockers.

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USO TORERO WOMEN'$ VOLLEYBALL: PROMISES TO KEEP

As the University of San Diego women ' s volleyball team enters the third year of the Sue Snyder regime, the Toreros are a team filled with promise. With eight returning letterwinners and a talented crop of newcomers filling out its thirteen player roster, the USD Toreros are a team with the potential to be a factor in the volleyball community. They are a team with "Promises To Keep". The promise of the USD Toreros is personified in the guise of two players, juniormiddle blocker Nikki Wallace and sophomore outside hitter Jennifer Lofftus. Each has been named the West Coast Conference "Freshman Of The Year", Wallace winning the award in 1990 with Lofftus claiming the honor following the 1991 season. Wallace, named to the All-WCC First Team in 1991, is the Toreros' top blocker. She is the USD career leader in block assists (170) and is third in career solo blocks (120) and career kills (698). Lofftus was second in 1991 with 345 kills (in a school record 1,046 attempts) and served up 26 aces to go along with 288 digs and 45 block assists. Sharing blocking chores withWallace will be 6 '2" sophomore Amy McMahon. McMahon, named to the WCC "All-Freshman Team" in 1991 was second on the team in 1991 with 48 solo blocks and 102 block assists. She also contributed 208 kills and 199 digs to the Toreros' cause. A capable corps of experienced hitters will join with Lofftus to spearhead the USD attack. Seniors Maria Rickard and Heather Dalley, both in their fourth years with the Toreros, will combine withjuniorTorril Purvis to give the Toreros a veteran group of attackers. Setting the offense will be in the capable hands of senior Shannon Mutch. Mutch, the USD record holder for game (89), season (1,208) and career assists (2,327), was the team' s leader in 1991 with 702 assists, an average of 8.6 per game. She will be backed up by a pair of experienced setters, senior Kristi Harris (577 career assists) and Purvis (522 assists in 1991). Two transfers and three freshman comprise the remainder of the deepest roster the Toreros have fielded during Snyder's reign. Junior Charlene Bippes, a transfer from Big Bend CC in Spokane WA, averaged 9 kills and 4 blocks per match and will buttress both the Toreros' attack and blocking. Sophomore Jennifer Wrightson, a transfer from San Diego State University, is, according to Snyder, the type of player who can take the Toreros "to a higher level". Slated to see much action as a hitter on the right side of the Toeros' attack, Wrightson recorded 120 kills and 175 digs as a freshman at SDSU. They will be joined by a trio of freshman outside hitters, Michele Brovelli, Liz Gunsaulus and Courtney Le Vasseur, to give the Toreros the biggest, most-talented group of attackers the team has fielded during Snyder's tenure. The Toreros face a challenging schedule in 1992 with matches slated against several of collegiate volleyball's elite clubs. With a experienced group of returning players and a talented list of newcomers, the present is exciting and the immediate future very promising. The Toreros are ready to face the challenges. They have "Promises To Keep".

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1992 USD Toreros (left to right) : Front Row: Jennifer Wrightson, Maria Rickard, Liz Gunsaulus, Kristi Harris, Heather Dalley, Courtney LeVasseur, Amy McMahon, Jennifer Lofftus, Torri/ Purvis and Charlene Bippes. Back Row: Michele Brovelli, Shannon Mutch, Nikki Wallace, Assistant Coach Melanie Beckenhauer– Heller, Head Coach Sue Snyder, Assistant Coach Tim Vowles and Lynn Randall. 1992 University of San Diego Women's Volleyball Team Roster

Hometown

Ht.

Exp.

Year Pos.

Name

No.

5'6"

3V HS HS HS 2V IV JC 2V IV 3V

Lake Forest, CA San Refael, CA Long Beach, CA San Diego, CA Chula Vista, CA Arcadia, CA Spokane, WA Lancaster, CA King City, CA Santa Barbara, CA

Sr Fr Fr

BR/S

1 Kristi Harris

5'10" 6'0" 6'0" 5'5" 5'9" 6'0" 6'1" 6'2" 5'9" 6'1" 5'6" 5'11"

OH dH OH

2 Michele Brovelli 3 Liz Gunsaulus

4 Courtney Le Vasseur Fr

s

3V Newbury Park, CA

Sr

5 Shannon Mutch 6 Torri! Purvis 7 Jennifer Lofftus 8 Charlene Bippes 10 Nikki Wallace 11 Amy McMahon 12 Maria Rickard 13 Jennifer Wrightson

Jr

OH/S

OH MB MB MB OH OH OH

So

Jr Jr

So Sr So Sr

TR Culver City, CA

Pacific Palisades, CA

3V

15 Heather Dalley

Head Coach: SUE SNYDER Assistants: Melanie Beckenhauer-Heller, Tim Vowles, Diane Campbell

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HEATHER DALLEY #15 Outside Hitter Senior Pacific Palisades CA 5'6" Heather is one player whose continuous intensity sparks the USO pro– gram. She is one of four seniors and the only lefthander on the squad. Heather is the USO record holder for digs in a match (37). She recorded 1991 season highs of seven kills and 17 digs vs. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. PERSONAL: The daughter of Victoria V. Dalley, Heather Marie Dalley was born in Los Angeles CA. She attended Marymount HS in Los Angeles, where she played for Head Coach Mona Kanin. She is a Communications maJor. 1991 Season Statistics: MP/GP ATT KILL HIT% ASST ACES DIGS 29/90 103 31 .039 6 10 137 BS BA 6

KRISTI HARRIS #1 Back Row/Setter Senior Lake Forest CA

5'6"

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The 1992 season marks the third straight campaign that Kristi will serve as the Toreros' captain. She is acknowledged as the team's true leader, both on and off the court. Kristi, currently third in career assists (577) at USO, had a season high 24 assists in the Toreros' 1991 season opener at the University of Nevada. PERSONAL: The daughter of Jim and Sandi Harris, Kristin Michele Harris was born in Westminster CA. She attended El Toro (CA) HS, where she played for Head Coach Mike Jagd. Kristi is a Business Administration major. 1991 Season Statistics: MP/GP ATT KILL HIT% ASST ACES DIGS BS BA 32/87 13 6 .385 31 15 115 0 2

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SHANNON MUTCH #5 5'5"

Setter Senior Newbury Park CA

Considered a strong defensive player with excellent serve, Shannon is the starting setter and will lead the team this year. She holds the USD career assist record (2,327 entering '92) and recorded 702 assists in '91. She is the USD and WCC record holder for assists in a five game match (89, vs. San Fran– cisco, 1990). Shannon is a USD Trustee Scholar, having received Dean's List (first honors) recognition four times in her collegiate career. PERSONAL: The daughter of Glenn and Susan Mutch, Shannon Leigh Mutch was born in Bellflower CA. She attended Newbury Park (CA) HS, where she played for Head Coach Joe Wortmann. She is an Accounting major. 1991 Season Statistics: MP/GP ATT 25/82 79 KILLS HIT% ASST ACES DIGS BS 31 .291 702 9 254 3 BA 14

MARIA RICKARD #12 Outside Hitter Senior Santa Barbara CA

5'9"

One of four seniors and a recognized team leader, Maria is a consistent outside hitter and the best passer on the team. She is the co-holder of the USD record for digs in a season (333, 1990) and is third in career digs (743). Maria recorded 1991 season highs of ten kills and 25 digs against Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. She is a 1992 team co-captain. PERSONAL: The daughter of Jim Rickard and Marilyn Rickard-Schafer, Maria Antonia Rickard was born in San Francisco CA. She attended Santa Barbara (CA) HS, where she played for Head Coach Bob Moore. She is a Business Administration major. 1991 Season Statistics: MP/GP ATT KILLS HIT% ASST ACES DIGS BS BA 21n8 290 87 .124 17 11 168 5 24

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TORRIL PURVIS #6 Outside Hitter/Setter Junior Chula Vista CA

5'9"

Torri! was named to the West Coast Conference "All-Freshman" team at the conclusion of the 1990 season. She is a talented, all-around player who will provide depth both as a setter and an outside hitter. She begins the 1992 season in the number five spot in career assists (535) at USD and posted 1991 season bests of 60 assists and 19 digs at the University of San Francisco. PERSONAL: The daughter of John and Judy Purvis, Torri! Lee Purvis was born in San Diego CA. She attended Bonita Vista HS in Chula Vista CA, where she played for Head Coach Jan Kimball. She is a Mathematics major. 1991 Season Statistics: MP/GP ATT KILLS HIT% ASST ACES DIGS BS BA 30/99 124 40 .194 522 21 198 3 21

NIKKI WALLACE #10 Middle Blocker Junior Lancaster CA

5'11"

Voted the Toreros' "Most Valuable Player" in 1991, Nikki was named West Coast Conference "Freshman Of The Year" in 1990 and to the the All– WCC First Team in 1991. She is the Toreros' prime candidate for post-season honors in 1992. Nikki is the USD career (170) and single season (104, 1991) record holder for block assists. She is a USD Presidential Scholar who has been a Dean's List selectee during each of her four semesters at USD. PERSONAL: The daughter of Gene and Aletha Wallace, Nichol Alida Wallace was born in Lancaster CA. She attended Antelope Valley HS in Lancaster, where she played for Head Coach Charley Williams. She is a Mathematics major. 1991 Season Statistics: MP/GP ATT KILLS HIT% ASST ACES DIGS BS BA 32/121 835 335 .237 13 17 185 66 104

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JENNIFER LOFFTUS #7 Outside Hitter 6'0"

Sophomore Arcadia CA

A member of "Volleyball Monthly" magazine's "Fab 50" listing prior to the 1991 campaign, Jennifer capped off an impressive freshman season by being named the West Coast Conference "Freshman Of The Year". She was named to the All-Tournament team at the Cal State Northridge Invitational. Jennifer recorded a season best 30 kills and 24 digs in the USD Sports Center against the University of Portland. PERSONAL: The daughter of Don and Paula Lofftus, Jennifer Nickolena Lofftus was born in Bellflower CA. She attended Arcadia (CA) HS, where she played for Head Coach Chuck Freberg. Jennifer is an Education major. 1991 Season Statistics: MP/GP ATT KILLS HIT% ASST ACES DIGS BS BA 32/121 1046 345 .184 11 26 288 23 45

AMY McMAHON #11

6'2"

Middle Blocker Sophomore

&'.,-, King City CA Amy was selected to "Volleyball Monthly" magazine's "Fab 50" listing prior to her freshman campaign. She was named to the West Coast Conference "All-Freshman" team following the 1991 season. Amy is a strong blocker who moves and communicates well with her teammmates. She recorded season highs of 13 kills (against San Francisco) and 20 digs (against Portland). PERSONAL: The daughter of Mike and Mary McMahon, Amy Marie McMahon was born in King City CA. She attended King City HS, where she played for Head Coach Debbie Hudson. She is a Business major. 1991 Season Statistics: MP/GP ATT KILLS HIT% ASST ACES DIGS BS BA 31/116 542 208 .223 25 8 199 48 102

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CHARLENE BlPPES #8 Middle Blocker Junior Spokane WA 6'1"

A junior college transfer (Big Bend CC), Charlene is a versatile athlete who will also be a member of USD's women's basketball team. She averaged 9 kills, 6 aces, 5 digs and 4 blocks per match last season at Big Bend while garnering her team's "Most Valuable Player" award. Charlene will provide added depth to the Toreros' attack with her blocking and hitting skills. PERSONAL: The daughter of Clark and Patsy Bippes, Charlene Nicole Bippes was born in Spokane WA. She attended University HS in Spokane WA, where she played for Head Coach Rik Austing. While at Big Bend CC, also in Spokane, Charlene played for Head Coach Margie Lane. She is a Business Management major.

JENNIFER WRIGHTSON #13 Outside Hitter Sophomore Culver City CA 6'1"

Jennifer joins the USD program this season as a transfer from San Diego State University. Considered to have the potential to take the USD program to another level, Jennifer is expected to solidify the Toreros' right side attack. As a freshman at SDSU in 1991, Jennifer recorded 120 kills and 175 digs. PERSONAL: The daughter of John and Mary Anne Wrightson, Jennifer Wrightson was born in Santa Monica CA. She attended Notre Dame Acad– emy in West Los Angeles CA, where she played for Head Coach Tom Brenner, and San Diego State University, where she played for Head Coach Rudy Suwara. Jennifer is an Elementary Education major.

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MICHELE BROVELLI #2 Outside Hitter Freshman San Rafael CA 5'10"

A versatile and talented athlete with a great jumping ability, Michele will also play for the USD women's basketball team in 1992-1993. She is a hard working individual and a natural athlete with the talent to make improvements due to her abilities. She was named her team MVP as well as league "Player Of The Year" following the 1991 season. PERSONAL: The daughter of Jim and Nada Brovelli, Michele Lyn Brovelli was born in San Diego CA. She attended San Rafael (CA) HS, where she played for Head Coach Mike Runyeon. She has yet to declare a major.

LIZ GUNSAULUS #3

6'0"

Outside Hitter Freshman Long Beach CA

One of three freshmen on this year's squad, Liz brings much experience to the Torero attack. Considered a composed player, Liz is equally adept as a frontcourt and backcourt player and will serve the Toreros as both a blocker and hitter. She was her team captain and MVP last season. PERSONAL: The daughter of Ron and Joanne Gunsaulus, Elizabeth Anne Gunsaulus was born in Long Beach CA. She attended Millikan HS in Long Beach, where she played for Head Coach Greg Kautz. She has yet to declare a major.

COURTNEY LEVASSEUR #4 6'0" Outside Hitter Freshman San Diego CA

Blessed with an outstanding jumping ability, Courtney will add much depth to the Toreros' frontcourt attack. She is an excellent athlete who has displayed a good attitude toward learning and is very receptive to the challenges awaiting her. PERSONAL: The daughter of John Trzeciak and Dr. Rebecca LeVasseur, Courtney Fae LeVasseur was born in Minneapolis MN. She attended the Delphian School in Sheridan OR, where she played for Head Coach John Ketchem. She is a Business major.

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UNIVERSITY OF SAt:J DIEGO VOLLEYBALL RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Kills Three Game Match Four Game Match Five Game Match

1991 vs. CSU Fullerton 1991 vs. Portland 1990 vs. San Francisco 1991 1988-1990

Jennifer Lofftus Jennifer Lofftus Angie Rais Andrea Bruns Angie Rais

18 30 33

Season Career

388 908

Solo Blocks Three Game Match

1988 vs. Santa Clara 1988 vs. Pennsylvania 1991 vs. Utah 1988 vs. CSU Fullerton 1988 vs. U. S. International 1988 1988-1990

5 5 5

Angie Rais Suzanne LeSatz Nikki Wallace Suzanne LeSatz

Four Game Match Five Game Match

10 13 96 189

Angie Rais Angie Rais Angie Rais

Season Career

Block Assists Three Game Match Four Game Match Five Game Match

Angie Rais Angie Rais Amy McMahon Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Shannon Mutch Shannon Mutch Shannon Mutch Shannon Mutch Shannon Mutch

1990 vs. CSU Fullerton 1990 vs. Pepperdine 1991 vs. Cal Poly SLO 1991 199~present

8 8 9

104 170

Season Career

Set Assists Three Game Match Four Game Match Five Game Match

47 62 89

1990 vs. U. S. International 1990 vs. Hofstra 1990 vs. San Francisco 1990 1989-present

1208 2327

Season Career

Service Aces Game

Leisa Hagen

1985 vs. UC San Diego 1986 vs. San Diego State 1987 1985-1988

7

Leisa Hagen Lei sa Hagen

Season Career

50 130

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Digs Game Season

37

Heather Dalley Shannon Mutch Maria Rickard Angie Rais

1990 vs. Portland 1990 1990 1988-1990

333 333 772

Career

Hitting Attem~ts Three Game Match Four Game Match Five Game Match

1988 vs. Santa Clara 1991 vs. Portland 1990 vs. San Francisco 1991 1985-1988

43 76 77

Jody Connors Jennifer Lofftus Torri! Purvis Jennifer Lofftus Jody Connors

Season Career

1046 2225

Hitting Percentage Game (min. 15 kills) .560

Nikki Wallace

1990 vs. Saint Mary's

(16 kills, 2 errors, 25 attempts) Angie Rais 1988 (299 kills, 85 errors, 663 attempts) Angie Rais 1988-1990 (908 kills, 280 errors, 2151 attempts)

Season

.322

.291

Career

TEAM RECORDS Match Records Hitting Attempts Kills Hitting Percentage Solo Blocks

272 98 .400

1990 vs. San Francisco 1988 vs. Portland 1991 vs. Point Loma 1988 VS. U.S . I. U. 1990 vs. Pepperdine 1985 vs. UC San Diego 1990 vs. Portland

30 27 18 134

Block Assists Service Aces Digs

Season Records Hitting Attempts Kills Hitting Percentage Solo Blocks Blocks Assists Service Aces Digs Most Matches Play~d Most Matches Won 42 33 Top Winning Percentage .800 4511 1625 .239 300 389 185 1992

1990 1990 1988 1988 1991 1990 1991 1976 1976 1975

(33-9) (16-4)

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1992 SEASON SCHEDULE

Time

Site

Opponent

Date

Day

R. Bernardo HS

San Diego City Championships

Sep 2

Wed

1:00 pm 5:00 pm 7:00 pm

vs. UC San Diego

Third Place

Championship Match Anteater Invitational vs. CSU Fullerton Anteater Invitational vs. Eastern Washington

UC Irvine

Sep 4

Fri

5:0 pm

UC Irvine

Sep 5

Sat

l0:00 am 7:00 pm

vs. UC Irvine

UCSB

UC Santa Barbara V'ball Classic

Sep II

Fri

l0:00 am 2:30 pm

vs. UC Santa Barbara

vs . University of Michigan

UCSB

TBA

UC Santa Barbara V'ball Classic MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY

Sep 12 Sep 15 Sep 18 Sep 19 Sep 22 Sep 25

Sat

7:00 pm 7:00 pm 3:00 pm 7:00 pm

USD USD

Tue

CSU FULLERTON

Fri Sat

ALUMNI

Northridge

CSU Northridge

Tue

USD

USD INVITATIONAL

Fri

5:00 pm 7:00 pm

Brigham Young vs. CSU Northridge USD vs. UNIV. OF NORTH TEXAS

USD

USD INVITATIONAL

Sep 26

Sat

l0:00 am

USD vs. BRIGHAM YOUNG

12:00 noon

CSU Northridge vs. Univ. of North Texas

5:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 5:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm

USD vs. CSU NORTHRIDGE

Univ. of North Texas vs. Brigham Young

USD USD USD USD

Oct I Oct 3 Oct 9

*SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE

Thu

*SAN FRANCISCO

Sat Fri Sat Fri Sat

*PEPPERDINE

Oct IO Oct 16 Oct 17 Oct 20 Oct 24 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 5 Nov 7 Nov 13 Nov 14 Nov 20

*LOYOLA MARYMOUNT

Portland OR Spokane WA

*Univ. of Portland

*Gonzaga

USD USD

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME *SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY

Tue

Sat

Santa Clara

*Santa Clara University *Saint Mary's College

Thu

Moraga

Fri Sat

San Francisco

*San Francisco

USD USD LMU

*GONZAGA UNIVERSITY *UNIV. OF PORTLAND

Thu

Sat Fri Sat Fri

*Loyola Marymount

Malibu

*Pepperdine

USD

CSU NORTHRIDGE

• - indicates a West Coast Conference match All home matches in CAPITAL LETTERS in USO Sports Center (2,500 capacity).

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