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Redhawks Ground Skyhawks in Four Sets Tuesday to Even Regular-Season Series
10/12/2021 9:27:00 PM | Volleyball
MARTIN, Tenn. – Southeast Missouri women's volleyball (15-5, 6-2 OVC) downed UT Martin (10-11, 6-2 OVC) in four sets (16-25, 25-20, 25-18, 25-21) Tuesday evening at the Skyhawk Fieldhouse to even the regular-season series at 1-1.
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In the second meeting between the two Ohio Valley Conference travel partners in just under a two week span, SEMO handed the Skyhawks their second loss in conference play and halted the UTM win streak at six matches.
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With the victory, SEMO knotted the 2021 series with UT Martin at 1-1, with each institution capturing a victory on the road.
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The Redhawks also extended their win streak to five matches and moved into a tie for second in the conference with UTM. The triumph is SEMO's third in five days.
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Zoey Beasley, the reigning OVC Offensive Player of the Week, matched a career-high 21 kills on a .388 hitting clip.
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The Skyhawks grabbed the opening set, 25-16, and outhit SEMO, .219 to .062 in the period.
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UTM opened the match with a 6-1 lead that increased to 12-5 after a 5-0 run.
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UT Martin then grew its advantage to 21-9, going on a 7-1 rally down the stretch.
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SEMO came as close as 23-16 on a 6-1 run before the Skyhawks took the set after a timeout. Beasley, Laney Malloy and Colby Greene each knocked kills before Malloy registered a solo block in the sequence.Â
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SEMO then tied the match at 1-1 with a 25-20 second set victory.
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SEMO commenced the second frame with a 3-1 edge before a 4-0 rally distanced the Redhawks from UTM, 9-4.
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Izzy Lukens then placed an ace to provide SEMO a 15-9 lead.
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Beasley knocked a pair of rally stoppers to push the margin to 17-12. She accumulated eight kills in the second set alone on a .667 rate.
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Malloy then blasted a kill to make the scoreboard read 20-15. She added an ace after a Claire Ochs setter kill to put the score at 22-16.
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UT Martin responded with a 3-0 run to cut the SEMO lead to 22-19.
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After a Redhawks timeout, Beasley hit three kills to secure the stanza, 25-20.
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SEMO hit a match-high .429 in the second set before compiling a .366 in the third frame. The Skyhawks also had their best hitting set of the match in the second, finishing with a .375 percentage.
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SEMO continued its fast start, jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the third set that moved to 6-2.
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A kill from Ochs via an Ally Dion assist coupled with a Skyhawks error made it a four-point lead, 14-10.
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Karen Scanlon hit a kill to cut the SEMO advantage to one, 15-14, before a 3-0 rally by the Redhawks. Mackenzie Meehan teamed up with Malloy for a block assist before winners from Malloy and Talia Gouard.
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Gouard and Ochs added two more kills after a UTM service error to widen the gap to 22-16.
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Meehan then combined with Ochs for a block to bring on set point at 24-17. Scanlon knocked a kill before Meehan secured the set with a block assist with Beasley.
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Meehan led the Redhawks with a personal-best matching seven blocks Tuesday. The Radford transfer from Crofton, Maryland, has now accumulated seven blocks in each of the last two matches.
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SEMO opened the fourth set with a 5-2 lead that UTM erased with three-straight points early.
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Trailing 8-7, SEMO pulled ahead 11-8 after a 4-0 run. Ochs and Beasley had kills before a pair of Skyhawk errors.
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Beasley added two more rally stoppers to go along with a Meehan block and a UTM miscue to make it a 15-10 Redhawks edge.
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The Skyhawks responded with a 4-0 rally of their own to pull within one, 15-14.
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After a Redhawks timeout, SEMO took a 19-14 advantage after a 4-0 run. Meehan had a kill and a block assist with Greene, while Megan Harris registered an ace before a UTM attack error.
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The Skyhawks came within two points, 21-19, after three unanswered points.
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Kills from Malloy and Ochs bookending a UTM error brought on match point at 24-19.
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The Skyhawks fended off match point with two more points before a Malloy kill (25-21).
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Malloy finished with eight kills and nine digs Tuesday.
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Ochs dished out 34 assists with a personal-best matching eight kills (.538) and seven digs. Gouard chipped in seven kills, hitting .389 and Greene concluded the contest with six kills.
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Tara Beilsmith led the defense with a match-high 25 digs and seven assists. Dion added eight digs and Harris posted seven.
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Scanlon paced UTM with 14 kills and 12 digs while Logan Wallick had 12 kills and Zoe Merriweather notched 10.
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Haeleigh Paulino divvied out 23 assists with 16 digs and Addy Vaughn had 17 assists.
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SEMO outhit UT Martin, .253 to .180, in the match.
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UTM held a slight edge in aces, 7-5, while the Redhawks led the blocks differential, 8-6.Â
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The Redhawks next return to Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to host SIUE Friday and Saturday at Houck Field House. Match times are set for 6 p.m. and 7 p.m., CT in the weekend series with the Cougars.
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In the second meeting between the two Ohio Valley Conference travel partners in just under a two week span, SEMO handed the Skyhawks their second loss in conference play and halted the UTM win streak at six matches.
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With the victory, SEMO knotted the 2021 series with UT Martin at 1-1, with each institution capturing a victory on the road.
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The Redhawks also extended their win streak to five matches and moved into a tie for second in the conference with UTM. The triumph is SEMO's third in five days.
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Zoey Beasley, the reigning OVC Offensive Player of the Week, matched a career-high 21 kills on a .388 hitting clip.
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The Skyhawks grabbed the opening set, 25-16, and outhit SEMO, .219 to .062 in the period.
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UTM opened the match with a 6-1 lead that increased to 12-5 after a 5-0 run.
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UT Martin then grew its advantage to 21-9, going on a 7-1 rally down the stretch.
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SEMO came as close as 23-16 on a 6-1 run before the Skyhawks took the set after a timeout. Beasley, Laney Malloy and Colby Greene each knocked kills before Malloy registered a solo block in the sequence.Â
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SEMO then tied the match at 1-1 with a 25-20 second set victory.
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SEMO commenced the second frame with a 3-1 edge before a 4-0 rally distanced the Redhawks from UTM, 9-4.
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Izzy Lukens then placed an ace to provide SEMO a 15-9 lead.
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Beasley knocked a pair of rally stoppers to push the margin to 17-12. She accumulated eight kills in the second set alone on a .667 rate.
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Malloy then blasted a kill to make the scoreboard read 20-15. She added an ace after a Claire Ochs setter kill to put the score at 22-16.
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UT Martin responded with a 3-0 run to cut the SEMO lead to 22-19.
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After a Redhawks timeout, Beasley hit three kills to secure the stanza, 25-20.
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SEMO hit a match-high .429 in the second set before compiling a .366 in the third frame. The Skyhawks also had their best hitting set of the match in the second, finishing with a .375 percentage.
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SEMO continued its fast start, jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the third set that moved to 6-2.
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A kill from Ochs via an Ally Dion assist coupled with a Skyhawks error made it a four-point lead, 14-10.
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Karen Scanlon hit a kill to cut the SEMO advantage to one, 15-14, before a 3-0 rally by the Redhawks. Mackenzie Meehan teamed up with Malloy for a block assist before winners from Malloy and Talia Gouard.
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Gouard and Ochs added two more kills after a UTM service error to widen the gap to 22-16.
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Meehan then combined with Ochs for a block to bring on set point at 24-17. Scanlon knocked a kill before Meehan secured the set with a block assist with Beasley.
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Meehan led the Redhawks with a personal-best matching seven blocks Tuesday. The Radford transfer from Crofton, Maryland, has now accumulated seven blocks in each of the last two matches.
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SEMO opened the fourth set with a 5-2 lead that UTM erased with three-straight points early.
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Trailing 8-7, SEMO pulled ahead 11-8 after a 4-0 run. Ochs and Beasley had kills before a pair of Skyhawk errors.
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Beasley added two more rally stoppers to go along with a Meehan block and a UTM miscue to make it a 15-10 Redhawks edge.
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The Skyhawks responded with a 4-0 rally of their own to pull within one, 15-14.
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After a Redhawks timeout, SEMO took a 19-14 advantage after a 4-0 run. Meehan had a kill and a block assist with Greene, while Megan Harris registered an ace before a UTM attack error.
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The Skyhawks came within two points, 21-19, after three unanswered points.
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Kills from Malloy and Ochs bookending a UTM error brought on match point at 24-19.
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The Skyhawks fended off match point with two more points before a Malloy kill (25-21).
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Malloy finished with eight kills and nine digs Tuesday.
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Ochs dished out 34 assists with a personal-best matching eight kills (.538) and seven digs. Gouard chipped in seven kills, hitting .389 and Greene concluded the contest with six kills.
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Tara Beilsmith led the defense with a match-high 25 digs and seven assists. Dion added eight digs and Harris posted seven.
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Scanlon paced UTM with 14 kills and 12 digs while Logan Wallick had 12 kills and Zoe Merriweather notched 10.
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Haeleigh Paulino divvied out 23 assists with 16 digs and Addy Vaughn had 17 assists.
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SEMO outhit UT Martin, .253 to .180, in the match.
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UTM held a slight edge in aces, 7-5, while the Redhawks led the blocks differential, 8-6.Â
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The Redhawks next return to Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to host SIUE Friday and Saturday at Houck Field House. Match times are set for 6 p.m. and 7 p.m., CT in the weekend series with the Cougars.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SEMO
UTM
Kills
51
54
Errors
13
27
Attempts
150
150
Hitting %
.253
.180
Points
64.0
67.0
Assists
46
49
Aces
5
7
Blocks
8.0
6.0
Game Leaders
Tuesday, September 08
Friday, June 26
Monday, June 15
Thursday, June 04

























