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Redhawks Sweep EIU in Regular-Season Finale to Secure Second Seed in 2019 OVC Championship
11/16/2019 9:23:00 PM | Volleyball
CHARLESTON, Ill. – Southeast Missouri women's volleyball (20-10, 12-4 OVC) swept Eastern Illinois (3-26, 1-15 OVC), 25-12, 25-13, 25-13, in its regular-season finale Saturday evening at Lantz Arena for Southeast's 20th win in 2019 and 12th in conference play.Â
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With the victory, Southeast has earned the second seed in the 2019 Ohio Valley Conference Championship which will be contested at #1-seeded Jacksonville State in Jacksonville, Alabama, Nov. 21-23. The Redhawks will face #7 Tennessee Tech Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the Pete Mathews Coliseum. All matches will be streamed live on ESPN+.
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SEMO has now swept the regular-season series with the Panthers for the second-straight season. The win also matched Southeast's conference win total from 2012.Â
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Laney Malloy led the Redhawks offense Saturday with 13 kills and 12 digs on a .343 hitting clip for the double-double as SEMO connected at a .350 hitting clip compared to EIU's .050.
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After opening the first set with an 0-4 hole, Southeast went on to score eight of the next 10 points to pull ahead early 8-6.
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A kill from Claire Ochs coupled with a solo block by Maggie Adams made the lead 13-9. Adams added a kill before SEMO closed out the set with an 11-0 run that ate both of the Panthers timeouts.Â
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In the second frame, Southeast jumped out to an 8-4 lead that grew to a 14-4 margin on a 11-0 rally.
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Mikayla Kuhlmann slammed consecutive kills to increase the advantage to 17-6.Â
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EIU came as close as 22-13 on a rally stopper from Kylie Michael.
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Defensive specialist Ally Dion blasted a pair of kills down the stretch and Ochs teamed up for a block assist with Berns.Â
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Dion finished with a career-best three kills to complement her 13 digs.Â
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Southeast tallied a .452 hitting clip in the middle frame with 14 kills and no errors.Â
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SEMO once again took a commanding lead to start the third set, this time 16-3.Â
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A Malloy kill followed by three straight Eastern Illinois errors widened the gap to 20-7.
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Kuhlmann connected with a kill before Malloy registered a solo block to capture the match with a 25-13 third set.
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SEMO notched 42 kills compared to 25 for the Panthers.Â
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Southeast also had six aces while EIU finished with one. Emily Boggetto recorded three and Tara Beilsmith added two.
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The Redhawks out blocked the Panthers, 6-3. Berns and Malloy each had three.
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Adams and Kuhlmann each had six kills in the win while Annie Wehrheim and Ochs each posted five.
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Ochs dished out 29 assists with seven digs as SEMO led the assist category, 41-19.Â
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Beilsmith led the defense with 21 digs. Boggetto finished with seven and Berns tied a season-best five.Â
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With the win, Southeast halts a two-match skid. The victory was also SEMO's 10th 3-0 sweep in 2019 and sixth in OVC competition.Â
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The Redhawks next head to Jacksonville, Alabama, for the 2019 OVC Championship. Southeast will take on #7 Tennessee Tech Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the Pete Mathews Coliseum in Jacksonville, Alabama.
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With the victory, Southeast has earned the second seed in the 2019 Ohio Valley Conference Championship which will be contested at #1-seeded Jacksonville State in Jacksonville, Alabama, Nov. 21-23. The Redhawks will face #7 Tennessee Tech Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the Pete Mathews Coliseum. All matches will be streamed live on ESPN+.
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SEMO has now swept the regular-season series with the Panthers for the second-straight season. The win also matched Southeast's conference win total from 2012.Â
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Laney Malloy led the Redhawks offense Saturday with 13 kills and 12 digs on a .343 hitting clip for the double-double as SEMO connected at a .350 hitting clip compared to EIU's .050.
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After opening the first set with an 0-4 hole, Southeast went on to score eight of the next 10 points to pull ahead early 8-6.
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A kill from Claire Ochs coupled with a solo block by Maggie Adams made the lead 13-9. Adams added a kill before SEMO closed out the set with an 11-0 run that ate both of the Panthers timeouts.Â
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In the second frame, Southeast jumped out to an 8-4 lead that grew to a 14-4 margin on a 11-0 rally.
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Mikayla Kuhlmann slammed consecutive kills to increase the advantage to 17-6.Â
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EIU came as close as 22-13 on a rally stopper from Kylie Michael.
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Defensive specialist Ally Dion blasted a pair of kills down the stretch and Ochs teamed up for a block assist with Berns.Â
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Dion finished with a career-best three kills to complement her 13 digs.Â
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Southeast tallied a .452 hitting clip in the middle frame with 14 kills and no errors.Â
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SEMO once again took a commanding lead to start the third set, this time 16-3.Â
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A Malloy kill followed by three straight Eastern Illinois errors widened the gap to 20-7.
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Kuhlmann connected with a kill before Malloy registered a solo block to capture the match with a 25-13 third set.
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SEMO notched 42 kills compared to 25 for the Panthers.Â
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Southeast also had six aces while EIU finished with one. Emily Boggetto recorded three and Tara Beilsmith added two.
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The Redhawks out blocked the Panthers, 6-3. Berns and Malloy each had three.
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Adams and Kuhlmann each had six kills in the win while Annie Wehrheim and Ochs each posted five.
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Ochs dished out 29 assists with seven digs as SEMO led the assist category, 41-19.Â
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Beilsmith led the defense with 21 digs. Boggetto finished with seven and Berns tied a season-best five.Â
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With the win, Southeast halts a two-match skid. The victory was also SEMO's 10th 3-0 sweep in 2019 and sixth in OVC competition.Â
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The Redhawks next head to Jacksonville, Alabama, for the 2019 OVC Championship. Southeast will take on #7 Tennessee Tech Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the Pete Mathews Coliseum in Jacksonville, Alabama.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SEMO
EIU
Kills
42
25
Errors
6
19
Attempts
103
119
Hitting %
.350
.050
Points
54.0
29.0
Assists
41
19
Aces
6
1
Blocks
6.0
3.0
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