Redhawks Throttle Belmont, 3-0, Saturday for First OVC Sweep of the Season
10/2/2021 4:27:00 PM | Volleyball
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – Southeast Missouri women's volleyball (12-5, 3-2 OVC) downed Belmont (4-11, 2-3 OVC), 25-10, 25-9, 25-6, Saturday afternoon at Houck Field House to secure its first Ohio Valley Conference sweep in 2021.
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SEMO limited the Bruins to 25 total points over the three sets, registering a season-high .430 hitting clip.
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Laney Malloy led the Redhawks offensively with 15 kills and four digs on an epic .700 hitting percentage. Colby Greene added 12 kills on a .611 rate while Zoey Beasley finished with six (.385) and Talia Gouard had three (.500).
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SEMO opened the match with a 12-4 lead in the first set that grew to 21-8.
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Gouard added a kill to make the margin 22-9 before the Redhawks closed the set on a 3-0 run (25-10).
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Malloy knocked five kills and Greene chipped in four. SEMO hit at a clip of .433 with two errors compared to 15 kills.
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Claire Ochs dished 11 assists in each of the first two sets and concluded the match with 28 to complement 11 digs, two kills, two blocks, and two aces.
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SEMO commenced the second stanza with a 9-2 advantage that increased to 13-3.
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A 5-0 Redhawks run pushed the edge to 21-7. Malloy (2) and Greene each had kills before a Mackenzie Meehan solo block.
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SEMO claimed the frame, 25-9, after four Bruins errors. The Redhawks registered a .391 in the second set with 12 kills and three errors.
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SEMO concluded the match with a dominating 25-6 third set behind a match-best percentage of .462.
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The Redhawks started the frame with a kill by Colby Greene followed by an ace from Tara Beilsmith.
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Taylor Floyd knocked a kill to cut the edge to 2-1.
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SEMO then went on a 14-0 rally to pull ahead 16-1.
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Kills from Malloy and Greene before a block assist by Greene and Elissa Moylan along with a Beilsmith ace made the scoreboard read 20-3.
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The Bruins scored for a final time Saturday with a block assist by Carly Mason and Mary Catherine Ball to bring the score to 22-6.
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Addy McAleer, Kayla Closset and Claire Ochs each slammed kills to claim the victory, 25-6.
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Beilsmith paced the SEMO defense, scooping up 23 digs with seven assists and two aces. Closset chipped in six with a kill and an ace.
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Meehan led the Redhawks with five blocks (four assists and one solo) to go along with a kill and a dig.
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Malloy, Greene and Gouard each had three block assists.
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Laura Shoopman led Belmont with four kills and seven digs. Izzy Schauer had nine assists as the Bruins hit at rate of -.124. Rachel McBride finished with nine digs.
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SEMO led every category on Belmont Saturday including points, 56-17, kills, 42-12, assists, 38-11, and digs, 47-27.
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The Redhawks had five aces while the Bruins finished with none and out blocked Belmont, 9-5.
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SEMO next hits the road for a three-match stretch. The Redhawks head to Charleston, Illinois, for a weekend series with Eastern Illinois, Oct. 8-9 before completing the home-and-home series with travel partner, UT Martin, Oct. 12 in Martin, Tennessee.
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SEMO limited the Bruins to 25 total points over the three sets, registering a season-high .430 hitting clip.
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Laney Malloy led the Redhawks offensively with 15 kills and four digs on an epic .700 hitting percentage. Colby Greene added 12 kills on a .611 rate while Zoey Beasley finished with six (.385) and Talia Gouard had three (.500).
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SEMO opened the match with a 12-4 lead in the first set that grew to 21-8.
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Gouard added a kill to make the margin 22-9 before the Redhawks closed the set on a 3-0 run (25-10).
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Malloy knocked five kills and Greene chipped in four. SEMO hit at a clip of .433 with two errors compared to 15 kills.
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Claire Ochs dished 11 assists in each of the first two sets and concluded the match with 28 to complement 11 digs, two kills, two blocks, and two aces.
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SEMO commenced the second stanza with a 9-2 advantage that increased to 13-3.
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A 5-0 Redhawks run pushed the edge to 21-7. Malloy (2) and Greene each had kills before a Mackenzie Meehan solo block.
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SEMO claimed the frame, 25-9, after four Bruins errors. The Redhawks registered a .391 in the second set with 12 kills and three errors.
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SEMO concluded the match with a dominating 25-6 third set behind a match-best percentage of .462.
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The Redhawks started the frame with a kill by Colby Greene followed by an ace from Tara Beilsmith.
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Taylor Floyd knocked a kill to cut the edge to 2-1.
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SEMO then went on a 14-0 rally to pull ahead 16-1.
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Kills from Malloy and Greene before a block assist by Greene and Elissa Moylan along with a Beilsmith ace made the scoreboard read 20-3.
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The Bruins scored for a final time Saturday with a block assist by Carly Mason and Mary Catherine Ball to bring the score to 22-6.
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Addy McAleer, Kayla Closset and Claire Ochs each slammed kills to claim the victory, 25-6.
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Beilsmith paced the SEMO defense, scooping up 23 digs with seven assists and two aces. Closset chipped in six with a kill and an ace.
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Meehan led the Redhawks with five blocks (four assists and one solo) to go along with a kill and a dig.
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Malloy, Greene and Gouard each had three block assists.
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Laura Shoopman led Belmont with four kills and seven digs. Izzy Schauer had nine assists as the Bruins hit at rate of -.124. Rachel McBride finished with nine digs.
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SEMO led every category on Belmont Saturday including points, 56-17, kills, 42-12, assists, 38-11, and digs, 47-27.
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The Redhawks had five aces while the Bruins finished with none and out blocked Belmont, 9-5.
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SEMO next hits the road for a three-match stretch. The Redhawks head to Charleston, Illinois, for a weekend series with Eastern Illinois, Oct. 8-9 before completing the home-and-home series with travel partner, UT Martin, Oct. 12 in Martin, Tennessee.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
BEL
SEMO
Kills
12
42
Errors
23
8
Attempts
89
79
Hitting %
-.124
.430
Points
17.0
56.0
Assists
11
38
Aces
0
5
Blocks
5.0
9.0
Game Leaders
Tuesday, September 08
Friday, June 26
Monday, June 15
Thursday, June 04

























