USD Volleyball 1994

UNIVE R S I TY OF SAN D I EGO ~OREROS

USD Seniors: Amy McMahon, Jennifer Wrightson, Amy Boyer and Jennifer Lofftus (Left to Right)

1994 USD VOLLEYBALL MEDIA GUIDE

USD ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

5998 Alcala Park, San Diego, CA 92110-2492 Enrollment: 6,200 Founded: 1949 Affiliation : NCAA Division I Conference: West Coast (WCC) President: Dr. Author E. Hughes NCAA Faculty Representative: Thomas Burke

Athletic Director: Tom Iannacone (Connecticut, 1964) Assistant Athletic Director: Dan Yourg (Wisconsin, 1980) Assistant Athletic Director: Regina Sullivan (Yale, 1983) Director of Athletic Development: Ky Snyder (San Diego State, 1985) Director of Facilities: John Martin (San Diego State, 1972) Director of lntramurals/Recreation: Gary Becker (UC San Diego, 1971) Head Athletic Trainer: Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T. , C. Assistant Trainer: Pete McMahon, M.A. , A.T. , C. Assistant Trainer: Suzie Higgins, A.T., C. Sports Information Director: Ted Gosen (San Jose State, 1979) Asst. SID: Daniel Jankowski (Western Michigan, 1990)

USD VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION

Head Coach: Sue Snyder, fifth season USO Record: 74-50 (. 597) Assistant Coach: Diane Campbell, fou rth season Office Phone: (61 9) 260-2307 Office Fax: (619) 292-0388

Home Court: USO Sports Center (2,500) Conference: West Coast Conference (champion receives NCAA bid) Mascot: Toreros (Mexican Bullfighter) School Colors: Navy, Columbia Blue and White USO Volleyball Information Available 24 Hours a Day... Media members can access Torero Volleyball information in minutes via USD's Fax-on-Demand service available through the Sports Information Office. 1.) Dial (404) 399-3066 from handset of fax machine 2.) Enter passcode: 9378 3.) Follow voice prompts 4.) Select from volleyball menu: 1730 (news release) ; 1731 (statistics/results); 1732 (latest box score) , 1733 (schedule roster)

THE UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO

The University The University of San Diego is an independent Catholic institution of higher education. Founded in 1949, USO is located on 180 acres overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcala Park and is located just 1Ominutes from downtown San Diego.

Academics USO enrolls more than 6,200 students who have a choice of more than 50 undergraduate and gradu– ate degree programs. The University includes the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nurs– ing. Class size generally averages between 10-30 students with the student to teacher ratio being 18:1. Over 96 percent of USD's full-time faculty hold doc– torates. The Campus The USD campus is one of the most architec– turally unique institutions found in the country, fea– turing 18 major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th century Spanish Renaissance style. In the last decade USO has completed eight major construction and expansion projects. In 1990, the renovated Katherine M. and George M. Pardee Jr. Legal Research Center opened, a facility double the size of the former law library that offers the latest in information technology. Student activities include cultural events, dances, boat cruises, beach parties, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Students participate in a wide range of volunteer projects such as adult lit– eracy tutoring, senior citizen outreach, and house building in Tijuana. Over two-thirds of the USO community partakes in intramural sports. Student Life

Athletics

San Diego is a member of the West Coast Conference and competes in 16 intercolleigate sports on the NCAA Division I level. Men's sports include: basketball, baseball, crew, cross country, golf, football, soccer and tennis. Women's sports involve: basketball, crew, cross country, soccer,

softball, swimming, tennis and volleyball. In the past two sea– sons alone, four USO teams have advanced to NCAATour- naments. Last year, USD's gridiron squad became a charter member of the 1-AA Pioneer Football League.

Quick Facts Founded:1949

Enrollment: 6,200 Nickname:Toreros Colors: Navy, White, Columbia Blue Affiliation: NCAA, Div. I Conference: West Coast President: Dr. Author E. Hughes

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Athletic Director: Tom Iannacone

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1994 USD PREVIEW Sue Snyder could teach those politicians a little something about executing four– year plans. In her fourth year last season , the Toreros accomplished many "firsts" for the Torero program at the Division I level. A 20-plus win season , the San Diego

City Championship, a USO Invitational title, series sweeps of Pepperdine and San Diego State and an NCAA Tournament berth. No Element of Suprise With such success last season, it will be difficult for the Toreros to sneak-up on the competition this year. The Toreros expect to utilize four seniors in their starting six. WCC schools have witnessed the exploits of All– Region Jennifer Wrightson (Culver City, CA) the last two seasons. And those active in volleyball circles no doubt recognize Amy Boyer (Poway, CA), a transfer setter from UCLA who set a USO single-season assist record last year.

Sister Act: (/-r) - Liz and Sara Gunsaulus; Amy and Jennifer McMahon. It Gets Better Outside hitter Jennifer Lofftus (Arcadia, CA) spends as much time getting to balls (323 digs in 1993) as she does putting them away (254 last year). With the graduation of Nikki Wallace, middle blocker Amy McMahon (King City, CA) steps into the limelight as USD's most effective blocker. Amy leads all active players nationally in double-digit block matches (12). Sister Act This season should mark the coming out year for Long Beach native Liz Gunsaulus, a product of the successful Magnum Club program. When her game is on , Gunsaulus has proven to be one of the team's most dominating hitters. The addition of her freshman sister, Sara Gunsaulus (Long Beach , CA) guarantees USO of having at least one sibling set in the starting rotation. Sophomore Jennifer McMahon (King City, CA) is the incumbent middle blocker and should see plenty of action beside her sister at the net this season. Sophomore Luann Petix (Los Alamitos, CA) could make a strong bid for the setter's job. Also lending help at the setter's position and in the backrow will be sophomore Kym Phillips (Phoenix, AZ), who appeared in 27 matches last season. New Faces New additions to this year's team include outside hitters Maria Bowden (Los Alamitos, CA) a high school teammate of Petix's, and LaManda Mounts (Bakers– field , CA) a First Team AII-CI F selection . Both are exceptional athletes, strong players who the coach ing staff expect to push fo r playing time and contribute right away.

1993 YEAR-IN-REVIEW

USD Volleyball Program Comes of Age... Toreros qualify for NCAA Tournament

The 1993 season became a year filled with firsts ...season sweeps of San Diego State and Pepperdine , championship titles at the USO Invitational and San Diego City Championships, a berth in the NCAA Tournament. Nikki Wallace didn't know the school's win– loss record when she decided on USO five years ago but she was enthusiastic about the new coach, Sue Snyder.Under Snyder, Wallace would go on to: • Establish six wee blocking records • Become nation's leading active blocker • Become first USO player to record 1,000 kills.

Working for the first time with a team she en– tirely built, Sue led San Diego to a 16-1 start, including nine straight victo– ries to open the season . A

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at CS Northridge vs. Weber State# w vs. Tex-San Antonio# w vs. Eastern Illinois# w vs. Northern Iowa# w vs. Pt. Loma Naz.& w vs. San Diego State& w vs. St. Mary's+ w vs. UC Irvine+ w at UC Berkeley+ L at CS Fullerton w at Cal Poly SLO w vs. Portland' w vs. Gonzaga' w at CS Sacramento w at St. Mary's' w at Pepperdine' w at Loyola Marymount' L vs. Santa Clara' L vs. San Francisco' w vs. Pepperdine' w vs. Loyola Marymount' W at Portland' w at Gonzaga' L vs. CS Northridge w vs. St. Mary's' w at Santa Clara' L at San Francisco· w vs. San Diego State w at Washington State% L # USO Invitational & San Diego City Champ. + Cal Invitational ·wee % NCAA Tournament

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Amy McMahon (/) and Jennifer Wrightson (r) approach the net against San Diego State.

healthy Jennifer Wrightson registered 422 kills, by far a single-season best at USO. Newcomer Amy Boyer (transplanted from UCLA) set the ball in all the right places, recording a school-record 1,321 assists. USO was just as exciting a team to watch defensively, averaging just over three blocks a game to finish 11th nationally. The "Brick Wall " tandem of Wallace and Amy McMahon stuffed opponents all season . Not surprisingly, USO fin– ished atop most of the wee blocking charts. A dramatic five-set victory over Loyola Marymount in the Sports Center may have been a turning point in the season. The Lions, one of four regionally-ranked teams USO would beat, were a sure-bet for the NCAAs. San Diego proved it could play with the better teams and reinforced that fact when they pushed Santa Clara to the limit two weeks later. The end result was an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament when the Toreros took a game from Washington State in a first round loss.

USD TEAM ROSTER

Yr. Hometown/Last School so Phoenix, AZ/Xavier College Prep FR Bakersfield, CA/Highland HS JR Long Beach, CA/Millikan HS FR Los Alamitos, CA/Los Alamitos HS FR Los Alamitos, CA/Los Alamitos HS SR Arcadia, CA/Arcadia HS FR Long Beach, CA/Millikan HS

No Name

Pos. Ht. BR/S 5-6

1 2 3 4 5 7

Kym Phillips*

5-9 6-0

LaManda Mounts Liz Gunsaulus**

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5-10 5-10 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-0 6-1 5-10

Luann Petix

Maria Bowden

OH OH MB MB MB s

Jennifer Lofftus***

8 Sara Gunsaulus

9

Amy Boyer*

SR Poway, CA/UCLA

11 Amy McMahon*** 12 Jennifer McMahon*

SR King City, CA/King City HS so King City, CA/King City HS SR Culver City, CA/SDSU

13 Jennifer Wrightson** OH

Co-Captains: Wrightson,

Head Coach: Sue Snyder (fifth season) Assistant Coach: Diane Campbell (fourth season) Athletic Trainer: Joshua Reiderer Club Programs Magnum VBC - L. Gunsaulus, S. Gunsaulus, Petix, Bowden Asics Tiger VBC - Lofftus, Wrightson SLO Juniors VBC -A. McMahon, J. McMahon San Diego VBC - Boyer Arizona Juniors VBC - Phillips Kern River VBC - Mounts

Lofftus

Pronunciations Gunsaulus (Gun-SAWL-us) Petix (PET-ics) Lofftus {LOFT-tus) Bowden (BOW-den)

1994 USD TEAM PHOTO

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1994 Toreros: Front Row (kneeling)-(#5) Maria Bowden, (#2) LaManda Mounts. Second Row (sitting) - (#4) Luann Petix, (#7) Jennifer Lofftus, (#12) Jennifer McMahon, (#11) Amy McMahon, (#8) Sara Gunsaulus, (#3) Liz Gunsaulus, (#9) Amy Boyer and(# 1) Kym Phillips. Third Row (standing) -Assistant Coach Diane Campbell, (#13) Jennifer Wrightson and Head Coach Sue Snyder.

SUE SNYDER, HEAD COACH

Fifth Season • 1994 wee Coach of the Year The USO Volleyball program returned to national prominence last year, due much in part to Head Coach Sue Snyder, now in her fifth season at USO. Working for the first time with a team she entirely recruited , Snyder guided the Toreros to a 24-6 record and the school's first NCAA Division I Tournament berth. For her efforts, Snyder was named West Coast Conference Coach of the Year by her peers. In Snyder's four seasons at

Alcala Park, the Toreros have never fallen from the WCC's upper division. Snyder's track record when it comes to recruiting is well documented. Her recruits own six individual and five team WCC records. In addition , she has produced two All-West Region players, three AII-WCC selections and back-to-back WCC Freshman of the Year recipients. This year's squad alone has three Volleyball MonthlyFab 50 picks. Snyder, formerly Sue Hegerle, was hired by USO Athletic Director Tom Iannacone on January 31 , 1990. She previously served four seasons as an assistant coach at San Diego State (1986-89) , the same school at which she earned a Physical Eduaction degree (1984) and masters in Educa– tion Administration . Considered one of the most popular Aztec players of all-time , Snyder ex– celled in big matches , twice be– ing named to the NCAA West Regional All-Tournament Team and earning AII-WCAA honors in 1982. She finished sixth on the school's all-time kills list and became the first team captain, under Rudy Suwara, to be elected by a unanimous vote by her teammates. Snyder, who's averaged 18 wins a season at USO, began her coaching career as an assistant at New Mexico (1984-85) . She also assisted the West squad at the 1989 U.S. Olympic Festival. Snyder had prior exposure to international volleyball as a member of the U.S. National Team (1985-86) , coached by Terry Liskevych, and earned the USA Players' Award, symbolic of the spirit and loyalty she showed to the team. Snyder's playing career at the amateur level includes six USVBA All– American citations and three national team championships. A native of Escondido, CA, Sue and husband Ky, USD's Director of Athletic Development, are the parents of a young son, Riley. The Snyders reside in Scripps Ranch.

DIANE CAMPBELL, ASSISTANT COACH

Fourth Season Brigham Young University (1987)

Diane Campbell begins her fourth season on the bench, the longest tenure of any USO assistant coach. A Brigham Young University alumnus (Recreation, 1987), Campbell earned All– High Country Athletic Conference and all-region honors as a Cougar. With her college days complete, Campbell played overseas professionally in France (1989-90) before a stint as head coach at Eastern Montana University (1990). This past winter she twice earned Game MVP honors in helping the San Diego Spikers to the inaugural championship of the National Volleyball Association (NVA). A year earlier Campbell led the forerunner San Diego Waves to the Western Womens' Volleyball League Championship. She and husband David Brunette live in Rancho Penasquitos.

USO YEAR-BY-YEAR

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8-6 wee (4th) 7-7 wee (4th) 6-8 wee (4th) 1-13 wee (8th) 4-10 wee (6th) 4-10 wee (6th) 0-12 wee (7th) 1-11 wee (7th) Independent Independent Independent Independent 1-11 SCAA Independent Independent Independent SDWIAC (1st) Independent

14 .548 14 .563 16 .484 26 .071 17 .370 20 .231 21 .000 25 .074 18 .280 14 .391 14 .417 13 .1 90 18 .180

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NCAA Division I (1982-present) AIAW Division I (1979-1 981) AIAW Division II (1975-1978)

#13 JENNIFER WRIGHTSON OH

6'1" Senior Outside Hitter Culver, City, CA (SDSU/N.D. Acad./Asics Tiger Club) Co-Captain , Last Year: Member of the gold-medal winning East squad at the 1994 U.S. Olympic Festival held in St. Louis...Named to All-West Region Second Team... First Team All-West Coast Conference selection...Established USO single-season kill record (412) ...After just two seasons ranks fifth in career kills

(685) ...Ranks sixth in total blocks (162), seventh in service aces (79) ...MVP of USO lnvitational. ..One of only two players to average four kills a game in wee

contests...WCC Player of the Week (10- 4-93)...Her 45 aces last season was sec– ond highest in school history.. . 1992: Transferred from San Diego State...Earned AII-WCC First Team hon– ors despite missing first nine matches of the season due to minor surgery.. .WCC Player of the Week (11-9-92)...Named USO Team MVP...Tied USO single match record with seven aces...Voted to USO Invitational All-Tournament Team...Shared top spot in wee ace average (0.47 pg)...Led Toreros in three statistical categories, including kill aver– age (3.7) ...Recorded double-digit kill fig– ures in 16 of 22 matches...1991: 120 kills and 175 digs in 98 games at SDSU ...1990: Redshirted at SDSU. Prep/Club: Sunshine League MVP...Lead Notre Dame Academy (Tom

Brennar) to undefeated regular season ...First Team, AII-CIF-Southern Section... Played for Club West, Pacific Palisades and Asics Tiger club programs. Personal: Diversified Liberal Arts major...Born Sept. 19, 1972 in Santa Monica, CA...Recruited by St. Mary's and UC Irvine out of high school. ..Parents are Mary Anne and John Wrightson ... Sister Mary played soccer at Northern Colorado...Aspires to become a bilingual elementary teacher. Career Highs: Kills - 23, @ Santa Clara, 11-19-93 Attempts - 64, @ Santa Clara, 11-19-93 Attack % - .536 (16-1-28), vs. San Francisco, 10-23-93 Digs - 22, vs. Portland, 11 -7-92 Blocks - 9, vs. Santa Clara, 10-22-93 YEAR MP/GP ATT KILL ATK 0 o AS ACE DIG BS BA BKS

• SDSU Statistics

#9 AMY BOYER S

5'10" Senior Setter Poway, CA (UCLA/Poway HS/San Diego Club)

Last Year: AVCA All-West Region, Second Team...AII-West Coast Conference Second Team... Set USO single-season assist record (1,321 )...Her 1,321 assists were the highest among wee players and the ninth-best in conference history... ln just one season Boyer has moved into third place among USD's career assist leaders...Named to USO Invitational All-Tournament Team... Recorded 21 digs in first match as a Torero...Managed

18 kills at Santa Clara (11 - 19- 93) ...Stroked five service aces against CSU Sacramento (10-8-93) ... 1992: Member of 33-1 UCLA Bruin team (Andy Banachowski) that reached NCAA Cham– pionship Game... 1991: Back-up setter on NCAA Championship Team ... 1990: UCLA redshirt as a freshman . Prep/Club: CIF-San Diego Section MVP at Poway High...Led Titans (Lisa Reis) to consecutive CIF Division I State titles...Three-time AII-CIF-San Diego Sec– tion selection...Helped San Diego Vol– leyball Club (Dave Whittaker) to 1989 Regional Championship...Received the Coca-Cola Golden Spike Award in 1988. Personal: Sociology major.. .Born June 8, 1972 in San Diego...Coming out of Poway was recruited by Pepperdine, UC Santa Barbara, Texas, Colorado, SDSU,

USC and Long Beach State...Chose to attend USO because of its coaches and campus...Parents are Teri and Dave Boyer...Sisters Ann and Cheri played volleyball at UCLA and Hawaii respectively...Her college teams have gone 124- 13 (including redshirt year). Career Highs: Kills - 6, vs. UC Irvine, 9-11-93; @ Washington State, 12-1-93

Attempts - 18, @ Santa Clara, 11-19-93 Assists - 70, vs. Pepperdine, 10-26-93 Digs - 21 , @ CS Northridge, 9-1-93 Blocks - 5, @ San Francisco, 11-20-93

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#7 JENNIFER LOFFTUS OH

6'0" Senior Outside Hitter Co-Captain Arcadia, CA (Arcadia HS/Asics Tiger Club)

"' Last Year: Received USO Players' Award as voted by teammates... Recognized as a WCC Scholar-Athlete...Has appeared in 93 consecutive matches... Led Toreros in digs (323), posting her third consecu tive 250-plus dig season ...Recorded 10

or more digs in 15 contests...Has 14 games of 15-plus digs... Ranks fourth in career digs (861 ).. .Compiled .688 attack percentage (11-0-16) against St. Mary's (11-13-93) ...Could become first Torero to record 1,000 kills (needs 158) and 1,000 digs (shy 139) in a career... 1992: Notched 40 service aces, third highest in school history... Led team in attempts...Hit a solid .412 (7-0-17) at Portland (10-16- 92) ... 1991: WCC Freshman of the Year...Was named wee Player of the Week after posting 30 kills and 24 digs against Portland (11-4-91 )... Led Toreros in kill attempts and digs...Set a USO record for attempts in a four game match with 76 balls against Portland .. .Named to Cal State Northridge Invitational All– Tournament Team. Prep/Club: Volleyball Monthly's Fab 50

blue chipper.. .First Team All-American for Asics Tiger Club...Team and league MVP at Arcadia High (Chuck Freberg) ... .Named to First Team Prep National High School list. Personal: Diversified Liberal Arts major...Born Nov. 12, 1972 in Bellflower, CA. .. Parents are Paula and Donald Lofftus... lmpressed by USO players and coaches during recruiting visit...Also liked San Diego's campus and academic reputation... Recruited by CS Northridge and Virginia...Looks to pursue a masters degree in special education ....Enjoys going to the beach . Career Highs: Kills - 30, vs. Portland , 10-3-91 Attempts - 76, vs. Portland, 10-3-91 Attack % - .688 (11-0-16), vs. St. Mary's, 11-13-93 Digs - 24, vs. Portland , 10-3-91 Blocks - 6, three times YEAR MP/GP ATT KILL ATK% AS ACE DIG BS BA BKS

254 ,184 · 14 243 . .144 10 345 . .184 11 842 <' .172 · "· 35

22 323 11 .•• ·. 64 75 40 .· 250 14;; .53 /. 67 -. 26 ·288 .. ~ c;} .45 . · 68 88 861 48 ! 162 2.10 ·.

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#11 AMY McMAHON MB

6'2" Senior Middle Blocker King City, CA (King City HS/San Luis Obispo Jrs.)

Last Year: Broke USO single-match record for attack percent– age (.733) against UT-San Antonio (9-3-94).. .Honored as a WCC Scholar-Athlete...Named to USO Invitational All-Tourna– ment Team...Recorded a WCC season-high six block solos versus Gonzaga (11-6-93)...Ranked ninth in WCC block aver– age (1 .02)...A main reason USO ranked 11th nationally in team

blocking ... Stands second all-time in USO total blocks (445) ...Participated in 1994 U.S. Olympic Festival Tryouts .. .1992: Ac– corded AII-WCC honorable mention honors.. .Led wee in block assist aver– age (1 .5)...Tallied 122 block assists, sec– ond highest in school history... Registered a .579 attack percentage (12-1-19) ver– sus Portland (10-16-92) ... 1991: Named to WCC All-Freshman Team...Set Torero record for block assists in a five-game match (9) ...Converted on 12 of 18 kill attempts (.667) against St. Mary's (10- 26-91 )... Finished second on Torero squad in total blocks. Prep/Club: Led King City Mustangs (Debbie Hudson) to runner-up finish at state finals as a senior... Named MVP for the Mission Trail Athletic Conference junior and senior seasons ... AII-CIF selection ...Earned silver medal at Junior

Olympics with San Luis Obispo Junior Team ... Recruited by Pepperdine to play basketball where she was an AII-CIF and All-Northern California selection. Personal: Business major...Born March 11 , 1973... Parents are Mary and Mike McMahon .. .Father played football at New Mexico... Sister Jennifer plays on USO Volleyball team... Likes to spend free time horseback riding and going to the beach .... ls the tallest player in Torero history (honor shared with Sara Gunsaulus) . Career Highs: Kills - 17, vs. Nevada, 9-12-92 Attempts - 48, @ UC Irvine, 9-5-92 Attack % - .733 (12-1-15), vs. UT San Antonio, 9-3-93 Digs - 20, @ Portland, 10-19-91 Blocks - 14, vs. Cal Poly SLO, 9-20-91

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#3 Liz GuNsAuLus OH

6'0" Junior Outside Hitter Long Beach, CA (Millikan HS/Magnum Club)

Last Year: Led Toreros with a 19-kill performance in USD's five-game upset of LMU (10-29-93) ...Gathered 20 digs at Portland (11-5-93) .. .Recorded six block assists against Port– land (9-30-93) .. . 1992: Named to wee All-Freshman Team...Notched 15 digs against Morehead State and East– ern Washington...Appeared in 27 of 31 matches. Prep/Club: Named All-Moore League...Selected as Millikan High (Greg Kautz) MVP...Competed for Magnum Club Team. Personal: Psychology major... Born April 28, 1974...Parents are Joanne and Ron

Gunsaulus...Sister Sara plays on the USO Volleyball Team. Career Highs: Kills - 19, vs. Loyola Marymount, 10-29-93

Attempts - 40, vs. Loyola Marymount, 10-29-93 Attack % - .375 (8-2-16) , vs. Portland, 11-7-92

Digs - 20, @ Portland, 11-5-93 Blocks - 6, vs. Portland , 9-30-93

YEAR MP/GP 1993 28/82 1992 27/68 Totals 55/150

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105 .135 262 .113

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#12 JENNIFER McMAHON MB

6'0" Sophomore Middle Blocker King City, CA (King City HS/San Luis Obispo Jrs.) Last Year: Recognized as a wee Scholar-Athlete ...Appeared in 15 matches... Struck for nine kills and a .368 attack percent– age at San Francisco (11-20-93)... Served-up three aces against Portland (9-30-93). Prep/Club: MVP of Mission Trail Athletic League .. .Led King City (Debbie Hudson) to a 43-7 mark over two seasons...Won gold medal with the SLO Jrs. at the 1993 Junior Olympics.

Personal: Business major.. .Born May 18, 1975... Parents are Mary and Mike McMahon...Sister Amy also plays on the USO Volleyball Team...Recruited by

Oregon, Oregon State, Notre Dame and Nevada. Career Highs: Kills - 9, @ San Francisco, 11-20-93

Attempts - 19, @ San Francisco, 11-20-93 Attack % - .368 (9-2-19) , @ San Francisco, 11 -20-93 Digs - 5, three times Blocks - 6, vs . Eastern Illinois, 9-4-93

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#1 KYM PHILLIPS BR/S

5'6" Sophomore Back Row/Setter Phoenix, AZ (Xavier College Prep/Arizona Jr. Club)

Last Year: Valuable back row specialist who appeared in 27 matches .. .Snagged seven digs at Santa Clara (11-19-93) .. .Re– corded five digs on two other occasions... Played in NCAA First Round match at Washington State. Prep/Club: All-Arizona selection at Xavier Prep (Sue Contreras) .. .Received team's Most Valuable Player Award ...Also

competed for the Arizona Juniors club program. Personal: Undecided on major... Born May 30, 1975 in Phoneix, AZ...Sharpened setting skills during USO spring workouts...Chose to attend USO because of its atmosphere and academics...Also wanted to play volleyball for Sue Snyder. ..Spent this past summer coaching in USD's sports camps... Parents are Sandie and Hollis Phillips... Father played baseball at University of Arizona...Enjoys reading in spare time. Career Highs: Digs - 7, @ Santa Clara, 11-19-93

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#4 LUANN PETIX S

5'10" Freshman Setter Los Alamitos, CA (Los Alamitos HS/Magnum Club)

Last Year: Sat out as a freshman ...One of the most promising prep setters to land at USD... Put forth strong effort in spring drills that will allow her to challenge for starting setter position . Prep/Club: Three-time All-Empire League selection...AII-CIF– Southern Section Division II selection ...Team captain senior season...Teammate of USO freshman Maria Bowden at Los

Alamitos High (Patti Laird) ... Played for Magnum volleyball club along with current USO teammates Liz and Sara Gunsaulus...Helped Magnum club finish fifth at the 1992 Junior Olympics. Personal: Undecided on major.. .Born Jan. 30, 1975 in Long Beach, CA... Parents are Judy and Lew Petix... Felt an immediate connection with USO during her initial visit...Avid jet skier who enjoys spending time at the beach and with her cat, "Snowy".

#5 MARIA BOWDEN OH

5 '10" Freshman Outside Hitter Los Alamitos, CA (Los Alamitos HS/Magnum Club)

Prep/Club: Led Los Alamitos High (Patti Laird) to the CIF- Southern Section Division II title...Earned Most Valuable Player honors in the Empire League...Earned AII-CIF Second Team honors junior and senior years...Member of Magnum Club program (Charlie Wade) that captured the Chicago Invita- tional last spring.. .Received Most Valuable Player honors in

track and field at Los Alamitos High. Personal: Born Nov. 2, 1976 in Long Beach, CA... Parents are Lu and John Bowden...Chose USO for its size, location and learning environment...Recruited by Santa Clara and Georgia Tech...Majoring in Ocean Studies. #2 LAMANDA MOUNTS OH 5'9" Freshman Outside Hitter Bakersfield, CA (Highland HS/Kern River Club)

Prep/Club: Collected First Team AII-CIF honors and Kern County Player of the Year honors...Accorded Player of the Year status in the South Yosmite League, where she was a three-time First Team and MVP selection...Led Kern River Club (Viki Vankamp) to a fifth-place finish at the Davis (CA) Festival this past summer.

Personal: Communications major....Born Sept. 2, 1975 in Ventura, CA.. .Parents are Sherry and Van Mounts....Recruited by Colorado State, Alabama and UC lrvine...Liked the small school atmosphere and the sports program at USD...Enjoys spending time with family.. .lnterested in photography and art. #8 SARA GuNSAULus MB 6'2" Freshman Middle Blocker Long Beach, CA (Millikan HS/Magnum Club)

Prep/Club: Listed among Volleyball Monthly's Fab 50... Paced Millikan High (Greg Kautz) to state Division II quarter– finals ... Was voted MVP of Moore League ...AII-State selection...Member of AII-CIF First Team...Lettered in soccer at Millikan...Teammate of Maria Bowden and Luann Petix in the Magnum Club program (Charlie Wade) , ranked in top 25

all of last year and crowned champions of the 1994 Chicago Invitational. Personal: Born Nov. 24, 1975 in Long Beach, CA...Sister Liz also plays on USO Volleyball team...Recruited by Arizona, Oregon State and USC.. .Parents are Joanne and Ron Gunsaulus.

WEST COAST CONFERENCE (WCC)

Final 1993 Standings

w 12

PCT .857 .786 .714 .571 .357 .357 .357

L

2 3 4 6 9 9 9

Santa Clara (22-10)

Loyola Marymount (23-7) 11

10

San Diego (24-6) Pepperdine (11-16) St. Mary's (12-19) San Francisco (11-22)

8 5 5 5 0

Gonzaga (10-20) Portland (3-29)

14 .000

NCAA Tournament Washington Stated. San Diego 3-1 New Mexico d. Santa Clara 3-1

w WEST COAST CONFERENCE

1993 AII-WCC Honors Player of the Vear - Kris Kosnoski, Santa Clara Freshman of the Vear - Suzanne Radcliffe, LMU Coach of the Vear - Sue Snyder, San Diego

Second Team Amy Boyer, San Diego* Suzanne Radcliffe, LMU* Rainy Chrisman, Pepperdine Leslie McKinley, St. Mary's Tracy McKinney, Gonzaga* Jodi Princeton, San Francisco

First Team Jennifer Wrightson, San Diego* Nikki Wallace, San Diego Julie Greer, LMU* Jennifer Guigliano, Santa Clara Kris Kosnoski, Santa Clara Jennifer Meredith, Pepperdine

Mardell Wrensch, LMU* Lia Young, Santa Clara

* 1994 Returnees

All-Freshman Team

Hollen Nelson, Portland Jamie Elson, Santa Clara Michelle Wagner, Santa Clara

Jennifer Kubista, Gonzaga Kim Blankinship, LMU Suzanne Radcliffe, LMU Carrie Romer, Pepperdine

Past WCC Champions 1989 Pepperdine

1992 Santa Clara 1993 Santa Clara

1986 Pepperdine 1987 Loyola Marymount 1988 Pepperdine

1990 Pepperdine 1991 Pepperdine

wee Press Row Numbers Gonzaga: (509) 328-4220, x4224 LMU: (310) 670-8792

USD: (619) 278-0648 San Francisco: (415) 666-2919 Santa Clara: (408) 554-4655 Pepperdine: (310) 456-5050

Portland: (503) 283-7527 St. Mary's: (510) 631-4699

USD VOLLEYBALL RECORDS (SINCE 1985)

:~1ngfij··M~tf~!;l;~1vt~~#.1... ::!'iit ..•, Kills ::.... 10, Jennifer Lofftus, Cal St. Fullerton, 1991 {three games} 30, Jennifer Lofftus, Portland, 1991 {four games} 33, Angie Rais, San Francisco, 1990 {five games} Attempts - 43, Jody Conners, Santa Clara, 1988 {three games} 76, Jennifer Lofftus, Portland, 1991 {four games} 77, Terril Purvis, San Francisco, 1990 {five games} Attack Pct. - .733 (12-1 -15), Amy McMahon, UT-San Antonio, 1993 Assists - 52, Shannon Mutch, Portland, 1992 {three games} 69, Shannon Mutch, Portland, 1991 {four games} 89, Shannon Mutch, San Francisco, 1990 {five games} Service Aces - 7, Leisa Hagen, UC San Diego, 1985 Leisa Hagen, San Diego St., 1986 7, Jennifer Wrightson, Cal St. Northridge, 1992 Digs - 37, Heather Dally, Portland, 1990 Block Solos - 5, Angie Rais, Santa Clara, 1988 {three games} 5, Suzanne LeSatz, Pennsylvania, 1988 {three games} 10, Suzanne LeSatz, Cal St. Fullerton, 1988 {four games} 13, Angie Rais, US International, 1988 {five games} Block Assists - 7, Amy McMahon, Cal St. Fullerton, 1992 (Three)

8, Angie Rais, Pepperdine, 1990 {Four} 8, Nikki Wallace, Michigan, 1992 {Four} 9, Amy McMahon, Cal Poly SLO, 1991 {Five}

Career KIii Leaders Nikki Wallace

-114, Attempts - 272, San Francisco, 1990 Attack Pct. - .523, UT San Antonio, 1993 Assists - 102, San Francisco, 1990 Service Aces - 18, UC San Diego, 1985 Digs - 134, Portland, 1990 Block Solos - 30, US International, 1988 Block Assists - 36, Cal St. Fullerton, 1992 Kills - 412, Jennifer Wrightson, 1993 Attempts - 1,046, Jennifer Lofftus, 1991 Attack Pct. - .322, Angie Rais, 1988 Assists - 1,321, Amy Boyer, 1993 Service Aces - 50, Leisa Hagen, 1987 Digs - 333, Shannon Mutch, 1990 333, Maria Rickard, 1990 Block Solos - 96, Angie Rais, 1988 Block Assists - 131, Nikki Wallace, 1993 Total Blocks - 181, Nikki Wallace, 1993

'90-93 '88-90 active '85-88 active active '89-92 '90-93 '85-88 '86-89

1358

908 842 751 685 677 663 490 447 446

Angie Rais

Jennifer Lofftus Jody Conners JenWrightson Amy McMahon Maria Rickard

Terril Purvis

Ruth Bajo

Cindy Silldorff

Career Assist Leaders Shannon Mutch

3426 '89-92 1800 '85-88 1321 active 623 '89-92 553 '90-93 550 '85-88

Teresa Myers Amy Boyer Kristi Harris Terril Purvis Leisa Hagen

Career Block Solo Leaders Nikki Wallace 212

'90-93 '88-90 '87-90 active '85-88

189 171 123

Angie Rais

SuzanneLeSatz AmyMcMahon

76

Ruth Bajo

USD VOLLEYBALL RECORDS (CONT.)

Career Block Assist Leaders Nikki Wallace 405 '90-93 Amy McMahon 322 active Jennifer Lofftus 162 active Angie Rais 150 '88-90 Jen Wrightson 148 active Maria Rickard 136 '89-92 Suzanne LeSatz 100 '87-90 Ann Harrison 90 '85 Ruth Bajo 80 '85-88 Torri! Purvis 76 '90-93

Attempts - 4,511, 1990 Attack Pct. - .239, 1988 Assists - 1,433, 1993 Service Aces - Digs - 1,992, 1991 Block Solos - 300, 1988 Block Assists - 496, 1993

185, 1990, 1993

Career Total Block Leaders Nikki Wallace

617 '90-93 445 active 339 '88-90 210 active 162 active 162 '89-92 156 '85-88 '87-90

Kills - 1,358, Nikki Wallace, 1990-93 Attempts - 3,104, Nikki Wallace, 1990-93 Attack Pct. - .291, Angie Rais, 1988-90 Assists - 3,426, Shannon Mutch, 1989-92 Service Aces - 150, Leisa Hagen, 1985-88 Digs - 1,044, Shannon Mutch, 1989-92 Block Solos - 212, Nikki Wallace, 1990-93 Block Assists - 405, Nikki Wallace, 1990-93 Total Blocks - 617, Nikki Wallace, 1990-93

Amy McMahon

Angie Rais

Suzanne LeSatz 271

Jennifer Lofftus Jen Wrightson Maria Rickard

Ruth Bajo

Career Dig Leaders Shannon Mutch 1044 '89-92 Maria Rickard 1007 '89-92 Torril Purvis 904 '90-93 Jennifer Lofftus 861 active Heather Dalley 808 '89-92 Angie Rais 772 '88-90 Torril Purvis 665 '90-93 Jody Conners 643 '85-88 Cindy Silldorff 637 '86-89 Nikki Wallace 631 '90-93 Career Service Ace Leaders Leisa Hagen 150 '85-88 Cindy Silldorff 99 '86-89 Jennifer Lofftus 88 active Maria Rickard 88 '89-92 Shannon Mutch 87 '89-92 Torri! Purvis 84 '90-93 Jen Wrightson 79 active Jody Conners 76 '85-88 Teresa Myers 71 '85-88

In addition to her numerous school records, Nikki Wallace owns six wee blocking marks.

USD VOLLEYBALL RECORDS (CONT.)

Kills, Single Season Jennifer Wrightson

Block Solos, Single Season

412 388 366 363 359 345 335 301 299 284 282 273 264 254

1993 1991 1990 1990 1993 1991 1991 1992 1988 1988 1987 1992 1990 1993 1993 1990 1992 1988 1991 1987 1991 1989 1989 1987 1993 1992 1993 1990 1986 1988 1985 1992 1992 1990 1988 1990 1990 1990 1990 1993 1992 1988 1991 1989

1988 1988 1991 1990 1993 1991 1992 1993 1992 1987 1993 1992 1992 1991 1991 1993 1985 1993 1990 1990 1993 1991 1992 1991 1992 1993 1988 1990 1985 1990

96 90 66 54 50 48 42 40 35 34

Angie Rais

Andrea Bruns

Suzanne LeSatz Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon Amy McMahon Suzanne LeSatz Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon Amy McMahon Ann Harrison Jennifer Wrightson

Angie Rais

Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Jennifer Lofftus Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace

Angie Rais

Jody Conners Jody Conners

Jennifer Wrightson

Block Assists, Single Season

Terril Purvis

131 122 104 104 102

Jennifer Lofftus

Assists, Single Season

1321 1208 1099

Amy Boyer

Shannon Mutch Shannon Mutch Teresa Myers Shannon Mutch Teresa Myers

98 90 90 72 66

775 702 675 522 454 417

Angie Rais

Nikki Wallace

Terril Purvis Kristi Harris

Total Blocks, Single Season

Shannon Mutch

181 170 157 150 146 138 133 120 120 105

Nikki Wallace Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon Amy McMahon Nikki Wallace Amy McMahon Suzanne LeSatz Nikki Wallace

Service Aces, Single Season

50 45 40 38 36 36 35 35 34 34 34 34

Leisa Hagen

Jennifer Wrightson Jennifer Lofftus

Amy Boyer

Maria Rickard Leisa Hagen Jody Conners Leisa Hagen

Ann Harrison

Angie Rais

Jennifer Wrightson Shannon Mutch

Terril Purvis Cindy Silldorff

Digs, Single Season Maria Rickard

333 333 332 326 323 310 304 288 287

Shannon Mutch Heather Dalley Jennifer Lofftus Shannon Mutch Jody Conners Jennifer Lofftus Heather Dalley Terril Purvis

USD HONOR ROLL

U.S. Olympic Festival

AVCA All-West Region,

1993

Jennifer Wrightson

Second Team

1993 1993 1993

Jennifer Wrightson

USD Most Valuable Player Award

Amy Boyer

1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975

Nikki Wallace

Nikki Wallace

JenniferWrightson

Nikki Wallace

WAIAW, First Team

1976

Angie Rais Angie Rais Angie Rais

Lisa Roach

AII-WCC, First Team Jennfier Wrightson

1992, 1993 1991 , 1993

Jody Connors Gina Trapletti Gina Trapletti Veronica Velez Veronica Velez Lori Robarge Kathy Lehner Dee Dee Akeo Becky Carnes Becky Carnes Becky Carnes Becky Carnes

Nikki Wallace

1990

Angie Rais

AII-WCC , Second Team

1993

Amy Boyer

1990, 1992

Nikki Wallace Gina Trapletti

1985

Sue Kempf/Mary Beckman

wee All-Freshman Team

1992 1991 1991 1990 1990

Liz Gunsaulus Amy McMahon Jennifer Lofftus Nikki Wallace

USD Players' Award Jennifer Lofftus

Torri! Purvis

1993 1992 1991 1990 1993 1992 1991 1990

wee Freshman of the Year

Heather Dalley

1991 1990

Kristi Harris

Jennifer Lofftus Nikki Wallace

Heather Dalley

wee Coach of the Year

USD Coaches Award

Nikki Wallace Michele Brovelli

1993

Sue Snyder

wee All-Academic Team

Lynn Randall

1992

Suzanne LeSatz

Shannon Mutch Nikki Wallace Andrea Bruns

1990, 1991

1990

USD Captain's Award Nikki Wallace/Torri! Purvis Kristi Harris/Maria Rickard

1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975

wee Scholar-Athletes

1993 1993 1993 1992 1990 1990 1988 1988 1988 1987

Kristi Harris Kristi Harris

Jennifer Lofftus Amy McMahon Jennifer McMahon Charlene Bippes Shannon Mutch

Suzanne LeSatz/Cindy Silldorff

Teresa Myers Kris Mitchell GinaTrapletti Gina Trapletti Cindy Wheat Cindy Wheat Liz Edwards SheliaWright SheliaWright Chris Martinez Mary Beckman

1990, 1992

Torri! Purvis Nikki Wallace Andrea Bruns

1989, 1990 1987-1990

Suzanne LeSatz Vanessa Rothe

Angie Rais

Kathleen Hayes Kalei Cadinha

1986, 1987 1986, 1987 1986, 1987 1985, 1986 1985, 1986

RuthBajo

Lisa Roach

Teresa Myers Gayle Newman Kristine Mitchell Gina Trapletti

Becky Carnes/Marsha Klee

Laurie Potter

1985

Leisa Hagen

ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER

Akeo, Dee Dee Amundson, Suzi Andagan, Malia

'79, '80

'91, '92, '93, '94 '88, '89, '90 '85, '86 '91, '92, '93, '94 '93, '94 '80, '81, '82, '83 '79 '81, '82, '83, '84 '75 '84, '85, '86, '87 '78, '79

Lofftus, Jennifer Logsdon, Kellie Long, Jennifer McMahon , Amy McMahon , Jennifer Maner, Lisa Martinez, Chris McEvers, Marcia McDonald, Brooke Mitchell, Kris Moser, Janelle Mostero, Teresa Mounts, LaManda Mutch , Shannon Myers, Teresa Newman, Gayle O'Connor, Loretta O'Hea, Sue Peabody, Karol Penberthy, Betty Petix, Luann Phillips, Kathy Phillips, Kym Pickard, Annette Potter, Laurie, Prohaska, April Purvis, Torril Rais, Angie Randall , Lynn Rehrig, Michele Rickard, Maria Roach, Lisa Robarge, Lori Rothe, Vanessa Rudy, Anne Sadler, Jane Schafer, Theresa Silber, Ellen Silldorff, Cindy Trapletti, Gina Trunk, Kristi Van Haverbeke, S. Velez, Veron ica Wallace, Nikki

'76, '77, '78, '79

'93 '77

Ancich, Shari

Bajo, Ruth

'85, '86, '87, '88

Bakke, Laurie Beckman, Mary Bippes, Charlene Bowden, Maria

'80, '81 '78, '79

'92 '94 '75 '93

Bower, Marie Bowers, Lori Boyer, Amy Bradley, Jill

'93, '94

'85 '94

'84 '92

Brovelli, Michele Brunning, Heidi Bruns, Andrea Cadinha, Kalei Carnes, Becky Conners, Jody Cormey, Rachel Crawford, Kim Clarke, Lisa

'89, '90, '91, '92 '85, '86, '87, '88 '86, '87, '88 '84, '85

'85, '86

'89, '90, '91

'87, '88

'75, '76, '77, '78

'78 '85 '75 '94 '78 '93, '94

'75

'85, '86, '87, '88

'87, '88

'81, '82, '83, '84

Crotty, Beth

'78, '79

Dalley, Heather Doell, Melissa

'89, '90, '91, '92

'75 '75 '90 '90, '91, '92, '93 '88, '89, '90 '91 '81, '82, '83, '84 '89, 90, '91, '92 '76, '77, '78, '79

'90, '91

Edler, Lisa

'85

Edwards, Cyndy

'79, '80, '81

Edwards, Liz Finch, Jocie

'79, '80, '81, '82

'86 '80 '83 '77 '86

Gauley, Debbie Gibbons, Betsy

Gibbs, Terry

Gravrock, Erika Gunsaulus, Liz Gunsaulus, Sara

'82, '83 '88, '89

'92, '93, '94

'94

'78 '87 '76

Hagen, Leisa

'85, '86, '87, '88

Hall, Cindy

'82 '85

Haller, Dianne Harris, Kristi Harrison, Ann Hayes, Kathy Kempf, Sue Klee, Marsha Klein, Joani Klug, Eileen Kube, Sheila Lehner, Kathy Jesswein, Noreen LeSatz, Suzanne

'82, '83, '84, '85 '86, '87, '88, '89 '83, '84, '85, '86 '81 '84 '83, '84 '90, '91, '92, '93 '79, '80 '76, '77 '81, '82, '83, '84 '77 '76,'77 '77, '78, '80, '81 '92, '93, '94

'89, '90, '91 , '92

'85

'87, '88, '89, '90

'78, '79

'79

'75, '76

'76, '77, '78

Welsh , Terry Werner, Julie Wheat, Cindy Wiley, Emily

'81 '87

'81 , '82

'87, '88, '89, '90

Winters, Mary Wright, Shelia Wrightson , Jennifer

Le Vasseur, Courtney '92 Linn, Teri '80

ALL-TIME OPPONENT SERIES

'

w

w

Opponent

L 1 2 5 1 0 0 1 4 5 0 1 4 1

L 2 1 0 5 1 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 1 3

Opponent

Akron

Nevada-Las Vegas New Mexico State

0

0 0 0 2 1 1 0 1

Arizona

1

Arizona State Azusa Pacific

North Texas

2 3

Northern Arizona Northern Iowa

Baylor

1

Biola

Notre Dame Occidental Oklahoma

0 5 1 1

Boise State

Bradley

Brigham Young Cal Poly Pomona

Oregon

0 4

Oregon State

0 2

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 2

Pacific

CSU Bakersfield

1

Pennsylvania Pepperdine

1

CSU Dominguez Hills

2

2 9 0 0 4 3 2 1 0 6 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 1 1

20

11

Point Loma Nazarene

13

CSU Fullerton

CSU Los Angeles CSU Long Beach CSU Northridge CSU Sacramento

2 8 7 7

Pomona-Pitzer

3 8 1 1 1

Portland

Portland State

Principia

UC Berkeley

1

Providence Redlands

UC Irvine

22

2 0

UCLA

2 8 8 1 1 1 3 0 1 1 0 8 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1

Rice

UC San Diego

St. Mary's (CA) San Diego State San Francisco

14

UC Santa Barbara

3

18 11

Chapman Colorado

11

San Francisco State

1

0

Eastern Illinois

San Jose State

0 4 0 1 2 0 1 1 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0

1

Eastern Washington

Santa Clara

18

Florida Tech Fresno State

South Carolina

1

Southern Cal College

0 0

George Washington

Southern Utah

Georgia Tech

Stanford

1

6 2 2 0 0 0 0 0

Texas-San Antonio

Gonzaga

0 1 1 2 3 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 2

Grand Canyon

Texas Tech

Hofstra Houston

Tulane

1

U.S. International

14

15

Idaho

Utah

Idaho State

Utah State

Illinois

USC

Illinois State

Virginia

Kansas

Virginia Commonwealth

Lewis and Clark Loyola Marymount Mansfield State

1

Washington

0

24

Washington State

5

1

Weber State

0 1 2 2 1 0 0 4

Michigan Minnesota Mississippi

0 0 0 0 1 1

Western New Mexico

William and Mary

Missouri

Missouri-Kansas City

Morehead State

Nevada

6

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1994 OFFICIAL SCHEDULE

Time

Opponent

Day Date

5th Annual USO Invitational USO vs. Sam Houston State

Sept. 2

Fri.

11 :30 a.m. 7:00 p.m.

USO vs. Central Florida

5th Annual USD Invitational USO vs. Cal State Fullerton USO vs. UC Santa Barbara @ UC Santa Barbara Classic USO vs. Southwest Texas

Sat. Sept. 3

11 :30 a.m. 7:00 p.m.

Sept. 9

Fri.

2:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

USO vs. Georgia

TBA

@ UC Santa Barbara Classic

Sat. Sept. 10

7:00 p.m.

Tue. Sept. 13 San Diego State

@ Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Invitational USO vs. Idaho @ Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Invitational USO vs. Cal Poly SLO

Sept. 16

Fri.

1:30 p.m.

Sat. Sept. 17

4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 23 Cal State Northridge

Fri . Fri.

@ Gonzaga# @ Portland#

Sept. 30

Sat. Oct. 1 Thu. Oct. 6 Sat. Oct. 8

Gonzaga# Portland# St. Mary's# Santa Clara# @ Pepperdine#

Oct. 14

Fri.

Sat. Oct. 15

Oct. 21

Fri.

@ Loyola Marymount# Loyola Marymount#

Sat. Oct. 22 Thu . Oct. 27

Pepperdine#

Oct. 28

Fri.

Cal State Northridge @ San Francisco#

Wed . Nov. 2 Sat. Nov. 5

@ St. Mary's# @ Santa Clara#

Nov. 11

Fri .

Sat. Nov. 12 Wed. Nov. 16

@ UC Irvine

San Francisco# @ San Diego State

Nov. 18

Fri.

Tue. Nov. 22 Wed. Nov. 30

NCAA First Round F-S, Dec. 2-3 NCAA Second Round

F-S, Dec. 9-10 NCAA Regionals F-S, Dec. 16-17 NCAA Final Four Home games played at USO Sports Center (2,500) # West Coast Conference

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