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9/8/2017 2:44:00 PM | Volleyball
DES MOINES, Iowa – Southeast Missouri women's volleyball (5-4) fell in their Drake Invitational doubleheader Friday at the Knapp Center.
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The Redhawks lost a hard fought five-set match to Montana (4-3) 12-25, 21-25, 25-17, 25-22, 12-15 in the morning and then were swept by tournament host, Drake (7-2), 20-25, 15-25, 18-25 in their afternoon meeting.
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Montana 3, Southeast Missouri 2 (25-12, 25-21, 17-25, 22-25, 15-12)
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The Redhawks dropped the opening two sets, 12-25, 21-25, before winning the third and fourth sets, 25-17, 25-22. In the fifth set, the Grizzlies outlasted SEMO 15-12. Friday's match with Montana marked the fourth straight five-set match for Southeast.
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Sophomore outside hitter Mikayla Kuhlmann led Southeast with her second-straight double-double performance. Kuhlmann racked up a team-high 13 kills and 13 digs.
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Setter Keegan Fornoff led the Redhawks with 28 assists and Allie Henkelman added 13 assists.
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Nzingha Clarke posted a team-best seven blocks and Emily Boggetto added 12 digs.
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In the first set, the Griz jumped out to a 7-0 lead before Southeast recorded kills from Madara Bajare, Kuhlmann and Krista Berns to cut the deficit in half, 10-5. Clarke and Kuhlmann added two more kills to bring SEMO's point total in the first set to 12 but Montana would roll to a 25-12 set win.
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The second set was more competitive but the Grizzlies started the match with a 7-2 lead. Two kills from Bajare and a block from Clarke and Kuhlmann made the score 7-5. Fornoff notched two aces to give Southeast a 17-13 lead before Montana went on a five-point rally to take an 18-17 lead. SEMO would tie the set at 18-18 and 19-19 before Montana closed the set with kills from Missy Huddleston, Baily Permann, Cassie Laramee and McKenzie Kramer.
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The Redhawks responded with victories in the third and fourth sets with 11 and 17 team kills. Southeast hit a match-best .458 in the third set.
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Kills by Madeline Grimm, Berns and Kuhlmann opened the third set in Southeast's favor, 4-1. Boggetto then increased the Redhawks lead to 10-5 with a service ace and Grimm slammed a kill for a 25-17 third set win by SEMO.
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In the fourth set, Berns chipped in four of her eight total kills and Clarke recorded three of her five match kills as Southeast evened the match at 2-2. Kuhlmann added five kills in the fourth set alone.
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Montana never relinquished the lead in the fifth set and received six kills from Laramee. Kills from Gearring cut the Grizzlies lead to 5-4 and then 7-5. Southeast took a timeout with the Griz up 10-5 and came within two points in the final set. With a block from Bajare and Clarke to make the score 14-12, Montana called their timeout before Hammer hammered a kill to seal the set at 15-12.
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Drake 3, Southeast Missouri 0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-18)
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The Redhawks struggled offensively in their second match on Friday, hitting a .034 team clip and recording 28 kills in the contest.
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The first set was a back and forth affair that featured 13 ties including a 20-20 score line courtesy of a Bajare kill. The Bulldogs rallied off the five final points to take the opening set 25-20. Grimm recorded four of her team-leading seven kills in the first set. Gearring, Berns and Bajare each added two kills in the first set.
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Drake then won the second and third sets 25-15 and 25-18. The Bulldogs never trailed in the second set.
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Southeast started the third set with a 6-2 edge after back-to-back blocks from Clarke and Bilbruck. Clarke led the team with six blocks and Bilbruck added four more. Drake then went on runs of 5-0 and 6-0 to close out the set and win the match. Kyla Inderski recorded seven kills for the Bulldogs in the final set with four coming down the final stretch.
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Grimm also added seven digs. Fornoff and Henkelman each dished out 11 assists. Defensively, Boggetto collected 20 digs.
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SEMO faces the Omaha (Nebraska) Mavericks in their Drake Invitational finale tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Knapp Center.
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The Redhawks lost a hard fought five-set match to Montana (4-3) 12-25, 21-25, 25-17, 25-22, 12-15 in the morning and then were swept by tournament host, Drake (7-2), 20-25, 15-25, 18-25 in their afternoon meeting.
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Montana 3, Southeast Missouri 2 (25-12, 25-21, 17-25, 22-25, 15-12)
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The Redhawks dropped the opening two sets, 12-25, 21-25, before winning the third and fourth sets, 25-17, 25-22. In the fifth set, the Grizzlies outlasted SEMO 15-12. Friday's match with Montana marked the fourth straight five-set match for Southeast.
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Sophomore outside hitter Mikayla Kuhlmann led Southeast with her second-straight double-double performance. Kuhlmann racked up a team-high 13 kills and 13 digs.
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Setter Keegan Fornoff led the Redhawks with 28 assists and Allie Henkelman added 13 assists.
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Nzingha Clarke posted a team-best seven blocks and Emily Boggetto added 12 digs.
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In the first set, the Griz jumped out to a 7-0 lead before Southeast recorded kills from Madara Bajare, Kuhlmann and Krista Berns to cut the deficit in half, 10-5. Clarke and Kuhlmann added two more kills to bring SEMO's point total in the first set to 12 but Montana would roll to a 25-12 set win.
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The second set was more competitive but the Grizzlies started the match with a 7-2 lead. Two kills from Bajare and a block from Clarke and Kuhlmann made the score 7-5. Fornoff notched two aces to give Southeast a 17-13 lead before Montana went on a five-point rally to take an 18-17 lead. SEMO would tie the set at 18-18 and 19-19 before Montana closed the set with kills from Missy Huddleston, Baily Permann, Cassie Laramee and McKenzie Kramer.
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The Redhawks responded with victories in the third and fourth sets with 11 and 17 team kills. Southeast hit a match-best .458 in the third set.
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Kills by Madeline Grimm, Berns and Kuhlmann opened the third set in Southeast's favor, 4-1. Boggetto then increased the Redhawks lead to 10-5 with a service ace and Grimm slammed a kill for a 25-17 third set win by SEMO.
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In the fourth set, Berns chipped in four of her eight total kills and Clarke recorded three of her five match kills as Southeast evened the match at 2-2. Kuhlmann added five kills in the fourth set alone.
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Montana never relinquished the lead in the fifth set and received six kills from Laramee. Kills from Gearring cut the Grizzlies lead to 5-4 and then 7-5. Southeast took a timeout with the Griz up 10-5 and came within two points in the final set. With a block from Bajare and Clarke to make the score 14-12, Montana called their timeout before Hammer hammered a kill to seal the set at 15-12.
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Drake 3, Southeast Missouri 0 (25-20, 25-15, 25-18)
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The Redhawks struggled offensively in their second match on Friday, hitting a .034 team clip and recording 28 kills in the contest.
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The first set was a back and forth affair that featured 13 ties including a 20-20 score line courtesy of a Bajare kill. The Bulldogs rallied off the five final points to take the opening set 25-20. Grimm recorded four of her team-leading seven kills in the first set. Gearring, Berns and Bajare each added two kills in the first set.
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Drake then won the second and third sets 25-15 and 25-18. The Bulldogs never trailed in the second set.
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Southeast started the third set with a 6-2 edge after back-to-back blocks from Clarke and Bilbruck. Clarke led the team with six blocks and Bilbruck added four more. Drake then went on runs of 5-0 and 6-0 to close out the set and win the match. Kyla Inderski recorded seven kills for the Bulldogs in the final set with four coming down the final stretch.
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Grimm also added seven digs. Fornoff and Henkelman each dished out 11 assists. Defensively, Boggetto collected 20 digs.
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SEMO faces the Omaha (Nebraska) Mavericks in their Drake Invitational finale tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Knapp Center.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SEMO
UM
Kills
45
64
Errors
25
30
Attempts
153
164
Hitting %
.131
.207
Points
61.0
83.0
Assists
43
58
Aces
6
7
Blocks
10.0
12.0
Game Leaders
Tuesday, September 08
Friday, June 26
Monday, June 15
Thursday, June 04
























