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9/16/2022 10:38:00 PM | Volleyball, Volleyball, Volleyball
CARBONDALE, Ill. – Southeast Missouri women's volleyball (4-7) dropped a pair of four-set matches to commence the Saluki Invitational Friday at the Banterra Center. SEMO fell to Bellarmine (5-6), 25-15, 21-25, 23-25, 15-25, in the lunchtime matchup before dropping the night cap to tournament host Southern Illinois (7-4), 18-25, 20-25, 25-22, 19-25.Â
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Southeast Missouri 1, Bellarmine 3 (25-15, 21-25, 23-25, 15-25)
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SEMO dropped its 2022 Saluki Invitational opener to Bellarmine, 1-3 (25-15, 21-25, 23-25, 15-25), Friday afternoon at the Banterra Center.Â
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Zoey Beasley led the Redhawks attack with 18 kills on a .410 hitting percentage with four digs and two blocks.Â
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Colby Greene added 10 kills, batting .280 with three blocks and two assists.Â
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SEMO jumped out to a 5-1 lead in the match that grew to 18-6 after a 9-0 rally.Â
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A kill from Avery Torrey coupled with a Kaelyn O'Brien service ace and Knights error put the edge at 22-8.Â
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Lexie Smith then claimed the opening set, 25-15, after a winner.Â
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SEMO hit a match high .342 in the opening set, paced by Beasley's six kills on a .385 rate. Greene chipped in four rally stoppers (.400).Â
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The Redhawks finished the match with .229.
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Bellarmine in comparison, hit a match low .146 in the first stanza before finishing the contest with three-straight sets of .343 plus hitting to finish the day with a .299.Â
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SEMO once again started strong, jumping out to a 10-3 advantage in set #2.
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Four-straight kills from Greene (2), Addy McAleer, and Ramiri Gardner pushed the lead to 16-9.Â
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Bellarmine then utilized a 4-0 run to cut the deficit to 16-13 and took a 20-18 advantage off a 6-0 rally.Â
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Bailey Venard knocked a kill for set point at 24-20.Â
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Beasley added a kill for the Redhawks before Venard evened the match at 1-1 (25-21) on her fourth rally stopper of the set.Â
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In the third frame, it was the Knights who started quickly, commencing with a 7-2 lead.Â
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The Redhawks answered with a 7-1 run to switch the lead to SEMO, 10-9.Â
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SEMO extended its margin to 17-14 on kills from Greene and Meehan that accompanied an Izzy Lukens ace, and a Meehan and Torrey block assist.Â
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Beasley converted consecutive kills for a 21-19 edge. She then added another rally stopper for a slight 22-21 lead.Â
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Beasley, a senior outside hitter from Paragould, Arkansas, notched seven kills during the third set on a .462 percentage.Â
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The Knights then secured the set on a 4-1 run (25-23) as the Redhawks came as close as 24-23.Â
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Bellarmine continued the pressure, grabbing a 10-2 lead to begin the fourth set.Â
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That advantage grew to 18-8 after an Emily Arnold ace and a Jayme Scott kill.Â
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Venard then notched a kill to wrap the match at 25-15.
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Lukens dished out 20 assists with seven digs and three service aces. O'Brien added 16 assists and seven digs.
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Tara Beilsmith grabbed 14 digs with five assists. McAleer chipped in six digs and three kills with two aces.Â
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Gardner finished with five kills and two digs in her fourth-straight start.Â
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Torrey led the Redhawks with five blocks followed by four from Smith. SEMO out blocked Bellarmine, 9-5.Â
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Scott led the Knights with 20 kills and nine digs. Arnold finished with 48 assists and Anna Lococo tallied 22 digs.Â
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Southeast Missouri 1, Southern Illinois 3 (18-25, 20-25, 25-22, 19-25)
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The Redhawks had three attackers finish with double-digit kills in the evening meeting with border rival SIU.Â
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Beasley paced SEMO with 12 kills and five digs.Â
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O'Brien just missed a triple-double for the second time this season, finishing with a career best 11 kills and 12 digs with nine assists.
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The redshirt junior setter who transferred to SEMO from Virginia Commonwealth notched her third double-double of the season Friday night.Â
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Closset also notched her third double-double in 2022, racking up 10 kills and 12 digs. It was her third double-digit kill outing of the year.Â
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Greene chipped in eight kills with five blocks and two digs.
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The Redhawks began their match with SIU, earning an 8-3 lead.Â
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The Salukis then swapped the lead to 17-13 after a 10-2 run.
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SIU brought on set point with three-straight points and claimed the first set, 25-18, on a Redhawk error.Â
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The Salukis then jumped out to a 7-2 edge in the second frame.
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O'Brien slammed a pair of rally stoppers following an SIU error to cut the deficit to 18-16.Â
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The Salukis then secured the set on a 6-2 run (25-20). SIU hit a match-high .303 during the period.
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Closset posted five kills during the second stanza on a .625 clip.
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With their backs against the wall, the Redhawks registered a match-high .294 hitting percentage in set #3 to force a fourth frame.
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The third stanza featured 13 ties and five lead changes.Â
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SEMO held an early 10-9 lead after a block from Meehan and Greene, followed by a Lukens ace and a rally stopper from O'Brien.Â
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The Redhawks went to the media stoppage with a 15-14 edge.Â
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A pair of Saluki errors coupled with a winner from Greene pushed the margin to 19-17.Â
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Beasley then slammed consecutive kills following an SIU miscue to make the score 23-20.Â
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Beasley then added two more kills to claim the set for the Redhawks, 25-22. She posted four kills during the third set on a .364 percentage.Â
SEMO commenced the fourth set with a 6-4 lead that prompted a Saluki timeout.Â
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SIU then utilized a 5-0 run to distance itself from the Redhawks, 10-7.Â
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O'Brien and Smith connected on consecutive kills to cut the lead to 17-16.Â
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Ceci Bulmahn and Imani Hartfield (2) combined for three-straight SIU points to increase the gap to 20-16.Â
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The Salukis closed the match, scoring four of the final five points to secure the victory with a 25-19 set.Â
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Lukens handed out 23 assists with six digs and three aces. Â
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Beilsmith compiled 29 digs with a season-high seven assists. McAleer added four digs.Â
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Meehan notched four blocks and Smith had three.Â
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Hartfield led SIU with a match-high 13 kills while Nataly Garcia had 12 kills and 11 digs. Tatum Tornatta added 11 rally stoppers and six digs.Â
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Claudia Bobb posted 21 digs while Ceci Bulmahn (nine kills) and Annabelle Sulish each had 14.Â
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Anna Jaworski divvied out 48 assists and 11 digs.Â
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SIU outhit SEMO, .200 to .120.Â
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SEMO next closes the Saluki Invitational against Alabama A&M (1-12) Saturday at 11 a.m., CT at the Banterra Center.
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Southeast Missouri 1, Bellarmine 3 (25-15, 21-25, 23-25, 15-25)
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SEMO dropped its 2022 Saluki Invitational opener to Bellarmine, 1-3 (25-15, 21-25, 23-25, 15-25), Friday afternoon at the Banterra Center.Â
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Zoey Beasley led the Redhawks attack with 18 kills on a .410 hitting percentage with four digs and two blocks.Â
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Colby Greene added 10 kills, batting .280 with three blocks and two assists.Â
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SEMO jumped out to a 5-1 lead in the match that grew to 18-6 after a 9-0 rally.Â
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A kill from Avery Torrey coupled with a Kaelyn O'Brien service ace and Knights error put the edge at 22-8.Â
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Lexie Smith then claimed the opening set, 25-15, after a winner.Â
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SEMO hit a match high .342 in the opening set, paced by Beasley's six kills on a .385 rate. Greene chipped in four rally stoppers (.400).Â
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The Redhawks finished the match with .229.
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Bellarmine in comparison, hit a match low .146 in the first stanza before finishing the contest with three-straight sets of .343 plus hitting to finish the day with a .299.Â
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SEMO once again started strong, jumping out to a 10-3 advantage in set #2.
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Four-straight kills from Greene (2), Addy McAleer, and Ramiri Gardner pushed the lead to 16-9.Â
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Bellarmine then utilized a 4-0 run to cut the deficit to 16-13 and took a 20-18 advantage off a 6-0 rally.Â
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Bailey Venard knocked a kill for set point at 24-20.Â
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Beasley added a kill for the Redhawks before Venard evened the match at 1-1 (25-21) on her fourth rally stopper of the set.Â
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In the third frame, it was the Knights who started quickly, commencing with a 7-2 lead.Â
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The Redhawks answered with a 7-1 run to switch the lead to SEMO, 10-9.Â
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SEMO extended its margin to 17-14 on kills from Greene and Meehan that accompanied an Izzy Lukens ace, and a Meehan and Torrey block assist.Â
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Beasley converted consecutive kills for a 21-19 edge. She then added another rally stopper for a slight 22-21 lead.Â
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Beasley, a senior outside hitter from Paragould, Arkansas, notched seven kills during the third set on a .462 percentage.Â
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The Knights then secured the set on a 4-1 run (25-23) as the Redhawks came as close as 24-23.Â
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Bellarmine continued the pressure, grabbing a 10-2 lead to begin the fourth set.Â
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That advantage grew to 18-8 after an Emily Arnold ace and a Jayme Scott kill.Â
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Venard then notched a kill to wrap the match at 25-15.
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Lukens dished out 20 assists with seven digs and three service aces. O'Brien added 16 assists and seven digs.
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Tara Beilsmith grabbed 14 digs with five assists. McAleer chipped in six digs and three kills with two aces.Â
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Gardner finished with five kills and two digs in her fourth-straight start.Â
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Torrey led the Redhawks with five blocks followed by four from Smith. SEMO out blocked Bellarmine, 9-5.Â
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Scott led the Knights with 20 kills and nine digs. Arnold finished with 48 assists and Anna Lococo tallied 22 digs.Â
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Southeast Missouri 1, Southern Illinois 3 (18-25, 20-25, 25-22, 19-25)
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The Redhawks had three attackers finish with double-digit kills in the evening meeting with border rival SIU.Â
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Beasley paced SEMO with 12 kills and five digs.Â
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O'Brien just missed a triple-double for the second time this season, finishing with a career best 11 kills and 12 digs with nine assists.
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The redshirt junior setter who transferred to SEMO from Virginia Commonwealth notched her third double-double of the season Friday night.Â
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Closset also notched her third double-double in 2022, racking up 10 kills and 12 digs. It was her third double-digit kill outing of the year.Â
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Greene chipped in eight kills with five blocks and two digs.
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The Redhawks began their match with SIU, earning an 8-3 lead.Â
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The Salukis then swapped the lead to 17-13 after a 10-2 run.
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SIU brought on set point with three-straight points and claimed the first set, 25-18, on a Redhawk error.Â
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The Salukis then jumped out to a 7-2 edge in the second frame.
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O'Brien slammed a pair of rally stoppers following an SIU error to cut the deficit to 18-16.Â
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The Salukis then secured the set on a 6-2 run (25-20). SIU hit a match-high .303 during the period.
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Closset posted five kills during the second stanza on a .625 clip.
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With their backs against the wall, the Redhawks registered a match-high .294 hitting percentage in set #3 to force a fourth frame.
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The third stanza featured 13 ties and five lead changes.Â
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SEMO held an early 10-9 lead after a block from Meehan and Greene, followed by a Lukens ace and a rally stopper from O'Brien.Â
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The Redhawks went to the media stoppage with a 15-14 edge.Â
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A pair of Saluki errors coupled with a winner from Greene pushed the margin to 19-17.Â
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Beasley then slammed consecutive kills following an SIU miscue to make the score 23-20.Â
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Beasley then added two more kills to claim the set for the Redhawks, 25-22. She posted four kills during the third set on a .364 percentage.Â
SEMO commenced the fourth set with a 6-4 lead that prompted a Saluki timeout.Â
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SIU then utilized a 5-0 run to distance itself from the Redhawks, 10-7.Â
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O'Brien and Smith connected on consecutive kills to cut the lead to 17-16.Â
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Ceci Bulmahn and Imani Hartfield (2) combined for three-straight SIU points to increase the gap to 20-16.Â
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The Salukis closed the match, scoring four of the final five points to secure the victory with a 25-19 set.Â
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Lukens handed out 23 assists with six digs and three aces. Â
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Beilsmith compiled 29 digs with a season-high seven assists. McAleer added four digs.Â
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Meehan notched four blocks and Smith had three.Â
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Hartfield led SIU with a match-high 13 kills while Nataly Garcia had 12 kills and 11 digs. Tatum Tornatta added 11 rally stoppers and six digs.Â
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Claudia Bobb posted 21 digs while Ceci Bulmahn (nine kills) and Annabelle Sulish each had 14.Â
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Anna Jaworski divvied out 48 assists and 11 digs.Â
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SIU outhit SEMO, .200 to .120.Â
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SEMO next closes the Saluki Invitational against Alabama A&M (1-12) Saturday at 11 a.m., CT at the Banterra Center.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SEMO
BU
Kills
48
61
Errors
18
21
Attempts
131
134
Hitting %
.229
.299
Points
64
73
Assists
45
57
Aces
7
7
Blocks
9
5
Game Leaders
Tuesday, September 08
Friday, June 26
Monday, June 15
Thursday, June 04



















