Saturday, November 10
Jacksonville, ALA.
2:00 PM
Southeast Missouri State University
16-13, 8-8OVC
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Jacksonville State
17-13, 9-7OVC
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | Final F |
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| Southeast Missouri | 15 | 16 | 21 | 0 |
| Jacksonville State | 25 | 25 | 25 | 3 |
Photo by: Marc Mahnke
Redhawks Finish Conference Play with .500 Mark Saturday Ahead of OVC Championship
11/10/2018 5:55:00 PM | Volleyball
#6 Southeast Will Face #3 Morehead State Thursday in First Round
JACKSONVILLE, Ala. – Southeast Missouri women's volleyball (16-13, 8-8) concluded its Ohio Valley Conference slate with a .500 mark (8-8) after a 0-3 (15-25, 16-25, 21-25) loss at Jacksonville State (17-13, 9-7) Saturday at Kennamer Gym.
SEMO will head to its 25th OVC Championship on Thursday as the #6 seed and will face #3 Morehead State in the first round at 11 a.m. in Clarksville, Tennessee, held at #1-seed Austin Peay.
The eight OVC wins is Southeast's best conference win total in the past five seasons. Southeast finishes the regular-conference season with an 8-8 record, which ties for fifth with SIUE.
Haley Bilbruck led the team with nine kills and seven digs in the regular-season finale Saturday.
Jacksonville State opened the match with an 11-5 edge, which prompted a Southeast timeout. Elissa Moylan then connected with a kill to cut the Gamecocks advantage to 14-8.
Annie Wehrheim added two rally stoppers to make the score, 21-15, before four straight points by JSU finished the set, 25-15.
The second frame was a direct contrast to the first set as SEMO hit the 10-point plateau first, 10-8, after a kill by Wehrheim coupled with a Gamecocks error.
Bilbruck then evened the set at 13-13 before Jacksonville State rallied off three points to pull ahead, 16-13.
JSU then added back-to-back kills from Lena Kindermann and Addie Halverson to extend its advantage to 20-16, which prompted a SEMO timeout.
After the stoppage, the Gamecocks captured the set with a 5-0 run, 25-16, to take a 2-0 lead in the match.
In the third and final set, a Mikayla Kuhlmann kill evened the set early at 3-3 before Halverson hit a kill to switch the lead in favor of JSU, 10-6.
A block assist by Maggie Adams and Madara Bajare then cut the deficit to 13-12. Jacksonville State increased its margin to 16-12 after a 3-0 rally.
Bajare then slammed a kill as JSU countered with a 4-0 run to grow its advantage to 20-13.
Kills from Adams and Kuhlmann combined with a Gamecocks error then chipped the lead to 21-17. Malloy added a service ace to pull within four, 23-19.
Bilbruck would then add a rally stopper and Krista Berns would place a service ace for the final Redhawk points as Kaylee Frear sealed the set, 25-21.
Kuhlmann was second on the team with eight kills.
Claire Ochs passed out 24 assists in the match.
Ally Dion chipped in six digs.
SEMO will head to its 25th OVC Championship on Thursday as the #6 seed and will face #3 Morehead State in the first round at 11 a.m. in Clarksville, Tennessee, held at #1-seed Austin Peay.
The eight OVC wins is Southeast's best conference win total in the past five seasons. Southeast finishes the regular-conference season with an 8-8 record, which ties for fifth with SIUE.
Haley Bilbruck led the team with nine kills and seven digs in the regular-season finale Saturday.
Jacksonville State opened the match with an 11-5 edge, which prompted a Southeast timeout. Elissa Moylan then connected with a kill to cut the Gamecocks advantage to 14-8.
Annie Wehrheim added two rally stoppers to make the score, 21-15, before four straight points by JSU finished the set, 25-15.
The second frame was a direct contrast to the first set as SEMO hit the 10-point plateau first, 10-8, after a kill by Wehrheim coupled with a Gamecocks error.
Bilbruck then evened the set at 13-13 before Jacksonville State rallied off three points to pull ahead, 16-13.
JSU then added back-to-back kills from Lena Kindermann and Addie Halverson to extend its advantage to 20-16, which prompted a SEMO timeout.
After the stoppage, the Gamecocks captured the set with a 5-0 run, 25-16, to take a 2-0 lead in the match.
In the third and final set, a Mikayla Kuhlmann kill evened the set early at 3-3 before Halverson hit a kill to switch the lead in favor of JSU, 10-6.
A block assist by Maggie Adams and Madara Bajare then cut the deficit to 13-12. Jacksonville State increased its margin to 16-12 after a 3-0 rally.
Bajare then slammed a kill as JSU countered with a 4-0 run to grow its advantage to 20-13.
Kills from Adams and Kuhlmann combined with a Gamecocks error then chipped the lead to 21-17. Malloy added a service ace to pull within four, 23-19.
Bilbruck would then add a rally stopper and Krista Berns would place a service ace for the final Redhawk points as Kaylee Frear sealed the set, 25-21.
Kuhlmann was second on the team with eight kills.
Claire Ochs passed out 24 assists in the match.
Ally Dion chipped in six digs.
Players Mentioned
Middle Blocker
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Rightside Hitter
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Middle Blocker
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Rightside Hitter
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Defensive Specialist
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Outside Hitter
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Middle Blocker
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Setter
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Outside Hitter
/ VolleyballTeam Stats
SEMO
JSU
Kills
30
44
Errors
11
15
Attempts
87
93
Hitting %
.218
.312
Points
37.0
56.0
Assists
28
39
Aces
3
9
Blocks
4.0
3.0
Game Leaders
Kills
9
Aces
0
Blocks
1
Kills
8
Aces
0
Blocks
1
Kills
4
Aces
0
Blocks
0
Kills
4
Aces
0
Blocks
2
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