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10/7/2022 9:07:00 PM | Volleyball, Volleyball, Volleyball
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – Southeast Missouri women's volleyball (8-9, 3-2 OVC) fell to Eastern Illinois (11-8, 5-1 OVC), 23-25, 19-25, 24-26, Friday night in its Ohio Valley Conference series opener at Houck Field House.
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Kaelyn O'Brien led the SEMO offense with a career best 12 kills, 16 assists and eight digs on a .409 hitting percentage. The double-double marked the seventh of the season for O'Brien, a redshirt junior from Woodbridge, Virginia.Â
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Kayla Closset chipped in 10 kills with six digs and two aces.
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The opening set Friday was highly contested, featuring 16 tie score lines and six lead changes.Â
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Consecutive kills from O'Brien and Mackenzie Meehan provided a slight SEMO edge at 10-8. The Redhawks then had a 15-14 lead at the media stoppage.Â
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The Panthers responded with three straight points to switch the lead to EIU, 17-15.Â
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A kill from Izzy Lukens coupled with an ace by Closset evened the set at 18-18.Â
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O'Brien tallied a rally stopper for a 20-20 tie in the period.
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A block assist from Ramiri Gardner and Colby Greene then cut the deficit to one (23-22).Â
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Ireland Hieb registered back-to-back kills for EIU to make the score 23-21 in favor of the visitors.Â
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Giovana Larregui Lopez then closed the frame with a pair of kills, 25-23.Â
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The Panthers hit .279 in the opening set while SEMO had a match best .196.Â
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Zoey Beasley had five kills in the first set while O'Brien (.667) and Closset each had four.Â
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The Panthers then commenced the second stanza leading 4-1 that increased to 6-2.
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A 4-0 Redhawks run then pulled SEMO ahead, 10-9. O'Brien had a pair of kills before teaming up with fellow DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia) native Meehan for a block during the sequence.Â
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EIU would then lead 15-13 before their margin grew to 18-14 after a 3-0 rally.Â
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SEMO cut the deficit to two (18-16 and 20-18) before the Panthers increased their lead to 2-0, ending the frame on a 5-1 run (25-19).Â
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Closset slammed a pair of rally stoppers to make the score 18-16 before O'Brien registered a kill followed by a Tara Beilsmith ace, made the scoreboard read 20-18.Â
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O'Brien posted six kills during set #2 on a .500 clip. The Panthers hit a match best .361 during the middle set Friday.Â
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Trailing 2-0 in the match, SEMO opened the third frame with an 8-3 advantage that the Panthers erased at 10-10.Â
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A kill from Beasley coupled with a Closset and Gardner block assist put the Redhawks back on top at 15-12.Â
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SEMO then increased its edge to 18-14 after a Panther miscue.Â
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Meehan and O'Brien teamed up for consecutive winners before a Beasley kill made the Redhawks lead 22-19.Â
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The Panthers responded by scoring seven of the nine final points to claim the match, 26-24. Gardner blasted a kill from the middle blocker position for a 23-22 SEMO lead and a Greene rally stopper evened the set up at 24-24.Â
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Beasley finished with nine kills while Meehan added four kills (.267) and a pair of blocks.
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Lukens dished out 17 assists with eight digs and a personal best three kills.
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Gardner and Greene both each collected two blocks and two digs.
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Beilsmith grabbed a match-high 28 digs with four assists and a kill. It marked her fourth-straight 25-plus dig match.Â
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SEMO led the aces category, 4-0, but was out blocked by the Panthers, 8-4.Â
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Lopez led EIU with a match-best 15 kills and 12 digs while Kaitlyn Flynn had 10 kills and 14 digs.Â
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Catalina Rochaix totaled 22 assists and eight digs as the Panthers hit .279 over the match. SEMO in comparison finished with a clip of .170.Â
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Summerlyn Smith totaled 19 assists and eight digs.Â
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Libero Christina Martinez Mundo had 16 digs and four assists.Â
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The win marked the first for Eastern Illinois over SEMO since Oct. 6, 2017. The Redhawks had previously won the last 10 matches between the two institutions before Friday's loss.Â
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SEMO wraps the home series with the Panthers Saturday evening. First service is 7 p.m., CT at Houck Field House. Fans receive free admission to Saturday's volleyball match with a SEMO Football ticket.
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Kaelyn O'Brien led the SEMO offense with a career best 12 kills, 16 assists and eight digs on a .409 hitting percentage. The double-double marked the seventh of the season for O'Brien, a redshirt junior from Woodbridge, Virginia.Â
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Kayla Closset chipped in 10 kills with six digs and two aces.
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The opening set Friday was highly contested, featuring 16 tie score lines and six lead changes.Â
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Consecutive kills from O'Brien and Mackenzie Meehan provided a slight SEMO edge at 10-8. The Redhawks then had a 15-14 lead at the media stoppage.Â
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The Panthers responded with three straight points to switch the lead to EIU, 17-15.Â
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A kill from Izzy Lukens coupled with an ace by Closset evened the set at 18-18.Â
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O'Brien tallied a rally stopper for a 20-20 tie in the period.
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A block assist from Ramiri Gardner and Colby Greene then cut the deficit to one (23-22).Â
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Ireland Hieb registered back-to-back kills for EIU to make the score 23-21 in favor of the visitors.Â
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Giovana Larregui Lopez then closed the frame with a pair of kills, 25-23.Â
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The Panthers hit .279 in the opening set while SEMO had a match best .196.Â
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Zoey Beasley had five kills in the first set while O'Brien (.667) and Closset each had four.Â
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The Panthers then commenced the second stanza leading 4-1 that increased to 6-2.
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A 4-0 Redhawks run then pulled SEMO ahead, 10-9. O'Brien had a pair of kills before teaming up with fellow DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia) native Meehan for a block during the sequence.Â
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EIU would then lead 15-13 before their margin grew to 18-14 after a 3-0 rally.Â
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SEMO cut the deficit to two (18-16 and 20-18) before the Panthers increased their lead to 2-0, ending the frame on a 5-1 run (25-19).Â
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Closset slammed a pair of rally stoppers to make the score 18-16 before O'Brien registered a kill followed by a Tara Beilsmith ace, made the scoreboard read 20-18.Â
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O'Brien posted six kills during set #2 on a .500 clip. The Panthers hit a match best .361 during the middle set Friday.Â
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Trailing 2-0 in the match, SEMO opened the third frame with an 8-3 advantage that the Panthers erased at 10-10.Â
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A kill from Beasley coupled with a Closset and Gardner block assist put the Redhawks back on top at 15-12.Â
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SEMO then increased its edge to 18-14 after a Panther miscue.Â
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Meehan and O'Brien teamed up for consecutive winners before a Beasley kill made the Redhawks lead 22-19.Â
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The Panthers responded by scoring seven of the nine final points to claim the match, 26-24. Gardner blasted a kill from the middle blocker position for a 23-22 SEMO lead and a Greene rally stopper evened the set up at 24-24.Â
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Beasley finished with nine kills while Meehan added four kills (.267) and a pair of blocks.
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Lukens dished out 17 assists with eight digs and a personal best three kills.
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Gardner and Greene both each collected two blocks and two digs.
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Beilsmith grabbed a match-high 28 digs with four assists and a kill. It marked her fourth-straight 25-plus dig match.Â
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SEMO led the aces category, 4-0, but was out blocked by the Panthers, 8-4.Â
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Lopez led EIU with a match-best 15 kills and 12 digs while Kaitlyn Flynn had 10 kills and 14 digs.Â
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Catalina Rochaix totaled 22 assists and eight digs as the Panthers hit .279 over the match. SEMO in comparison finished with a clip of .170.Â
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Summerlyn Smith totaled 19 assists and eight digs.Â
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Libero Christina Martinez Mundo had 16 digs and four assists.Â
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The win marked the first for Eastern Illinois over SEMO since Oct. 6, 2017. The Redhawks had previously won the last 10 matches between the two institutions before Friday's loss.Â
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SEMO wraps the home series with the Panthers Saturday evening. First service is 7 p.m., CT at Houck Field House. Fans receive free admission to Saturday's volleyball match with a SEMO Football ticket.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
EIU
SEMO
Kills
47
42
Errors
13
19
Attempts
122
135
Hitting %
.279
.170
Points
55.0
50.0
Assists
45
38
Aces
0
4
Blocks
8
4
Game Leaders
Tuesday, September 08
Friday, June 26
Monday, June 15
Thursday, June 04


















