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10/14/2017 6:06:00 PM | Volleyball
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Southeast Missouri women's volleyball (7-15, 2-6) dropped a 3-0 decision (18-25, 10-25, 21-25) to Belmont (11-9, 6-2) Saturday afternoon at the Curb Event Center to split their weekend set in the Music City.
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The Redhawks swept Tennessee State on Friday night before Saturday's loss to the Bruins who were pegged to finish the 2017 season first in the Ohio Valley Conference.
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Nzingha Clarke led the Redhawks offense with three kills on a .429 hitting clip. Haley Bilbruck and Marie Less also each had three kills in the match.
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Setter Allie Henkelman tallied seven assists along with seven digs. Libero Ally Dion added seven digs and Mikayla Kuhlmann chipped in five.
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Southeast lost the opening set, 18-25. A Kuhlmann kill cut the Belmont lead to 22-17 before Brie Lewis recorded the set-winning kill to take the first frame.
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The Bruins continued their momentum and took the second stanza, 25-10, while hitting a match-high .452.
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In the third and final set, SEMO went on a 6-0 run to take a 7-6 edge. Maggie Adams and Bilbruck combined for a block; Bilbruck added a kill and Emily Boggetto recorded her career-high three service aces in the rally.
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The Redhawks and Belmont then exchanged the lead before a Less kill along with back-to-back Bruins attack errors brought the score line to 20-19 in favor of SEMO.
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Belmont then went on a 5-0 run to grow the Bruins lead to 24-20. Madeline Grimm hit a kill to cut the lead to 21-24 before Alexa Nichols hit the set-winning kill.
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Southeast led the match in service aces with five and blocks with four. Clarke, Bilbruck, Madara Bajare and Adams each had two block assists.
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The Redhawks return home for three-straight matches at Houck Field House. Southeast faces Morehead State on Friday, Oct. 20 at 6:30 p.m. for the 2017 Pink Up Game. SEMO concludes the weekend home set on Saturday against Eastern Kentucky at 2 p.m.
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The Redhawks swept Tennessee State on Friday night before Saturday's loss to the Bruins who were pegged to finish the 2017 season first in the Ohio Valley Conference.
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Nzingha Clarke led the Redhawks offense with three kills on a .429 hitting clip. Haley Bilbruck and Marie Less also each had three kills in the match.
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Setter Allie Henkelman tallied seven assists along with seven digs. Libero Ally Dion added seven digs and Mikayla Kuhlmann chipped in five.
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Southeast lost the opening set, 18-25. A Kuhlmann kill cut the Belmont lead to 22-17 before Brie Lewis recorded the set-winning kill to take the first frame.
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The Bruins continued their momentum and took the second stanza, 25-10, while hitting a match-high .452.
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In the third and final set, SEMO went on a 6-0 run to take a 7-6 edge. Maggie Adams and Bilbruck combined for a block; Bilbruck added a kill and Emily Boggetto recorded her career-high three service aces in the rally.
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The Redhawks and Belmont then exchanged the lead before a Less kill along with back-to-back Bruins attack errors brought the score line to 20-19 in favor of SEMO.
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Belmont then went on a 5-0 run to grow the Bruins lead to 24-20. Madeline Grimm hit a kill to cut the lead to 21-24 before Alexa Nichols hit the set-winning kill.
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Southeast led the match in service aces with five and blocks with four. Clarke, Bilbruck, Madara Bajare and Adams each had two block assists.
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The Redhawks return home for three-straight matches at Houck Field House. Southeast faces Morehead State on Friday, Oct. 20 at 6:30 p.m. for the 2017 Pink Up Game. SEMO concludes the weekend home set on Saturday against Eastern Kentucky at 2 p.m.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SEMO
BEL
Kills
18
44
Errors
18
19
Attempts
87
106
Hitting %
.000
.236
Points
27.0
50.0
Assists
15
40
Aces
5
4
Blocks
4.0
2.0
Game Leaders
Tuesday, September 08
Friday, June 26
Monday, June 15
Thursday, June 04


























