2022 BYU Cougars women's volleyball team

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2022 BYU Cougars women's volleyball
BYU Cougars logo.svg
Conference West Coast Conference
Record22–7 (15–3 WCC)
Head coach
Assistant coaches
  • David Hyte (9th season)
  • Jonny Neeley [2] (7th season)
Home arena Smith Fieldhouse
Seasons
←  2021
2023  →
2022 West Coast Conference volleyball standings
ConfOverall
TeamW L PCTW L PCT
No. 4 San Diego  ‍‍‍9–0 1.00018–1 .947
No. 17 BYU  ‍‍‍7–2 .77814–5 .737
Loyola Marymount  ‍‍‍7–2 .77811–6 .647
No. 22 Pepperdine  ‍‍‍6–3 .66715–5 .750
Pacific  ‍‍‍4–5 .44412–9 .571
Santa Clara  ‍‍‍4–5 .4448–13 .381
San Francisco  ‍‍‍3–6 .33310–10 .500
Saint Mary's  ‍‍‍3–6 .3336–11 .353
Portland  ‍‍‍2–7 .2229–11 .450
Gonzaga  ‍‍‍0–9 .0004–16 .200
† – Conference champion
y – Invited to the NCAA Tournament
As of December 1, 2023
Rankings from AVCA
Source:West Coast Conference

The 2022 BYU Cougars women's volleyball team represents Brigham Young University in the 2022 NCAA Division I women's volleyball season. The Cougars are led by eighth year head coach Heather Olmstead and play their home games at the Smith Fieldhouse. The Cougars are competing as members of the WCC for the final season, as they'll join the Big 12 Conference for 2023. [3]

Contents

BYU comes off a season where they finished first and won the WCC regular season championship. The Cougars received an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament falling to Purdue in the Sweet 16. The Cougars come in as favorites to win the 2022 conference title. [4]

Season

Pre-season honors

Four Cougars were selected to the Pre-season All-WCC team: Senior setter Whitney Bower, senior middle blocker Heather Gneiting, senior opposite hitter Kate Grimmer and junior outside hitter Erin Livingston. The four selections tied BYU with San Diego for the most 2022 Preseason All-WCC team selections. [4]

Alleged Duke incident

The 5,507 fans that attended the Duke game set a record for the most fans attending a BYU Women's Volleyball game at the Smith Fieldhouse. More than 1,000 fans were turned away as the only seats empty were some student season ticket seats. [5]

During the Duke-BYU game, with BYU leading 6-3, Duke sophomore Rachel Richardson came up to serve and later recounted that in that moment, she "very distinctly...heard a very strong and negative racial slur." [6] [7] Once the set was over, Richardson informed the Duke coaching staff, who informed the game officials, who informed BYU staffers, who assigned a campus officer to monitor the student section. [6] The officer later wrote an official report outlining his actions, including that he didn't hear any abusive comments during the fourth set. [6] After the game was complete, a Duke assistant coach confronted the officer, pointing to a particular person in the student section and questioned why the person had not been ejected during the game. [6] The officer and BYU officials reviewed game footage to find evidence that the fan shouted a racial slur, found none, but decided to ban the fan from attending BYU events indefinitely until further investigation was completed. [6]

The following day, Richardson’s godmother brought the situation widespread attention when she tweeted that Richardson was called the slur "every time she served." [6] The Duke vs. Rider match was moved from BYU to a local high school where only family and friends of the schools were allowed admittance. [8]

Two days after the incident, having flown back to North Carolina, Richardson tweeted out a statement saying "my fellow African American teammates and I were targeted and racially heckled throughout the entirety of the match. The slurs and comments grew into threats which caused us to feel unsafe." [6] In response, BYU Athletics sent out a general press release outlining the school's official stance on all racism. Duke released a statement supporting the allegations of Richardson. [9] Richardson was interviewed on ESPN where she repeated the allegations. [6]

On September 9, BYU announced it had concluded its investigation into the incident and that it could not corroborate the claims of racism at the match and reinstated the fan who had been banned. [10] [11]

Roster

2022 BYU Cougars roster [12]
 

Defensive Specialist/Libero

  • 3 Morgan Clinger - Senior
  • 4 Hannah Billeter - Freshman
  • 11 Abbey Dayton - Senior
  • 14 Aria McComber - Graduate
  • 16 Kelsey Knudsen - Graduate

Opposite hitters

  • 12 Kate Grimmer - Senior
 

Outside hitters

  • 8 Eden Bower- Freshman
  • 9 Alyssa Montoya - Sophomore
  • 10 Erin Livingston - Junior
  • 15 Elyse Stowell - Sophomore
  • 19 Nataly Moravec - Freshman
  • 22 Sophia Callahan - Sophomore
 

Setters

  • 6 Abby Taylor - Senior
  • 7 Whitney Bower - Senior
  • 13 Briley Decker - Freshman

Middle blockers

  • 1 Kate Prior - Freshman
  • 2 Heather Gneiting - Senior
  • 5 Bri Albright - Sophomore
  • 21 Whitney Llarenas - Graduate
 

Schedule

Date
Time		OpponentRank
(Tournament Seed)		Arena
City
(Tournament)		TelevisionResultAttendanceRecord
(WCC Record)
08/26
12 p.m.		 Rider #10 Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT
(dōTERRA Classic)		 byutv.org W 3–0
(25–10, 25–17, 25–16)		1,0181—0
08/26
7 p.m.		 Duke #10Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT
(dōTERRA Classic)		BYUtvW 3–1
(25–14, 25–19, 19–25, 25–19)		5,5072—0
08/27
7 p.m.		 Washington State #10Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT
(dōTERRA Classic)		BYUtvW 3–0
(25–18, 25–21, 25–15)		3,6783—0
09/01
7 p.m.		 Utah State #7Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT
(BYU Nike Invitational)		BYUtvW 3–0
(25–9, 25–17, 25–14)		3,4194—0
09/02
7 p.m.		 Cincinnati #7Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT
(BYU Nike Invitational)		BYUtvW 3–1
(25–13, 21–25, 25–14, 25–19)		3,3435—0
09/03
7 p.m.		#10 Pitt #7Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT
(BYU Nike Invitational)		BYUtvL 1–3
(19–25, 22–25, 25–19, 21–25)		3,3425—1
09/08
6 p.m.		@ #5 Georgia Tech #10 O'Keefe Gymnasium
Atlanta, GA
(Georgia Tech Challenge)		 ACCNX L 0–3
(20–25, 21–25, 14–25)		1,2005–2
09/09
6 p.m.		vs. #8 Ohio State #10O'Keefe Gymnasium
Atlanta, GA
(Georgia Tech Challenge)		L 0–3
(19–25, 16–25, 25–27)		9195–3
09/15
7 p.m.		@ Utah #15 Huntsman Center
Salt Lake City, UT
(Deseret First Duel)		 P12 W 3–1
(25–20, 22–25, 28–26, 27–25)		1,9056–3
09/17
6 p.m.		 Utah Valley #15Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT
(UCCU Crosstown Clash)		byutv.orgW 3–0
(25–16, 25–15, 25–20)		3,0187–3
09/22
7 p.m.		 Loyola Marymount*#16Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		BYUtvW 3–0
(25–23, 25–18, 25–21)		2,6158–3
(1–0)
09/24
1 p.m.		#17 Pepperdine*#16Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		BYUtvW 3–1
(25–12, 18–25, 25–21, 25–22)		3,0049–3
(2–0)
09/29
7 p.m.		@ Portland*#15 Chiles Center
Portland, OR 		SCS Central W 3–0
(25–12, 25–20, 26–24)		33910–3
(3–0)
10/01
1 p.m.		@ Gonzaga*#15 Charlotte Y. Martin Centre
Spokane, WA 		SCS Atlantic W 3–1
(23–25, 25–18, 25–22, 25–22)		58111–3
(4–0)
10/06
7 p.m.		 Santa Clara*#14Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		BYUtvW 3–0
(25–13, 25–13, 25–12)		3,12012–3
(5–0)
10/08
1 p.m.		 San Francisco*#14Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		BYUtvW 3–0
(25–20, 25–14, 25–17)		2,65613–3
(6–0)
10/13
7 p.m.		@ Saint Mary's*#12 University Credit Union Pavilion
Moraga, CA 		SCS Pacific W 3–0
(25–18, 25–13, 25–14)		29614–3
(7–0)
10/15
1 p.m.		@ Pacific*#12 Alex G. Spanos Center
Stockton, CA 		WCC NetworkL 2–3
(21–25, 25–17, 22–25, 25–10, 10–15)		82714–4
(7–1)
10/21
7 p.m.		@ #4 San Diego*#17 Jenny Craig Pavilion
San Diego, CA 		SCS AtlanticL 0–3
(20–25, 21–25, 18–25)		3,34014–5
(7–2)
10/27
7 p.m.		Gonzaga*#17Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		BYUtvW 3–0
(25–10, 25–14, 25–21)		2,89115–5
(8–2)
10/29
1 p.m.		Portland*#17Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		BYUtvW 3–0
(25–23, 25–19, 25–10)		3,13416–5
(9–2)
11/03
8 p.m.		@ San Francisco*#18 The Sobrato Center
San Francisco, CA 		SCS PacificW 3–1
(20–25, 25–20, 25–20, 25–16)		35017–5
(10–2)
11/05
2 p.m.		@ Santa Clara*#18 Leavey Center
Santa Clara, CA 		WCC NetworkW 3–0
(25–15, 25–17, 25–17)		30918–5
(11–2)
11/10
7 p.m.		Pacific*#18Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		BYUtv
CANCELLED- Pacific forfeited the game 3–0 citing they didn't want to risk playing in a racist environment
[13] 		18–5
(11–2)
11/12
1 p.m.		Saint Mary's*#18Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		BYUtvW 3–0
(25–18, 30–28, 25–19)		2,85519–5
(12–2)
11/17
8 p.m.		@ Pepperdine*#17 Firestone Fieldhouse
Malibu, CA 		WCC NetworkW 3–0
(25–22, 25-21, 25–22)		60520–5
(13–2)
11/19
2 p.m.		@ Loyola Marymount*#17 Gersten Pavilion
Los Angeles, CA 		SCS CentralW 3–1
(25–20, 25–20, 14–25, 25–23)		62921–5
(14–2)
11/22
8 p.m.		#2 San Diego*#18Smith Fieldhouse
Provo, UT		 ESPNU L 1–3
(25–21, 19-25, 22–25, 22–25)		4,67721–6
(14–3)
12/02
2 p.m.		y- James Madison #18
(7)		 Petersen Events Center
Pittsburgh, PA
(NCAA Tournament 1st Round1)		 ESPN+ W 3–0
(25–20, 25-10, 25–15)		2,05522–6
12/03
5 p.m.		y- #6 Pitt
(2)		#18
(7)		Petersen Events Center
Pittsburgh, PA
(NCAA Tournament 2nd Round)		ESPN+L 0–3
(21-25, 22–25, 18–25)		2,81422–7
*-Indicates Conference Opponent
y-Indicates NCAA Playoffs
Times listed are Mountain Time Zone.

[14]

Announcers for televised games

All home games will be on BYUtv or the BYUtv App with the exception of San Diego, which will be on ESPNU. [15] Most road games will also be televised or streamed on WCC Network with ACC Network Extra picking up the Georgia Tech game and Pac-12 Network picking up the Utah game.

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References

For information on BYU's other athletic sports this season please check out the following:

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