Volleyball Stuffs Tennessee Tech, Sweeps Weekend in Cookeville
10/3/2025 6:25:00 PM | Volleyball
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. —Southeast Missouri State (10-6, 3-1 OVC) rallied after dropping the first set to defeat Tennessee Tech (5-11, 2-2 OVC) in a four-set match, winning 21-25, 25-23, 25-21, 25-20 at the Eblen Center on Friday.
First Set Â
- Tennessee Tech took an early 3-0 lead with a kill by Alayna Pierce and a service ace by MK Roberts. Â
- Southeast Missouri State responded with a service ace from Bella Powell, leveling the score at 3-3. Â
- A series of strong plays, including a service ace by Kara Oxenknecht, saw the Redhawks briefly take a 7-5 lead. Â
- Despite the Redhawks' efforts, including a kill by Alaina Lester, the Golden Eagles closed the set with a 25-21 victory, highlighted by Bella Powell's consistent scoring. Â
Second Set Â
- Southeast Missouri State took an early 4-2 lead with kills from Lucy Arndt and a block error by the Golden Eagles. Â
- Tennessee Tech responded to tie the set at 6-6, capitalizing on a service ace by Alayna Pierce. Â
- SEMO gained momentum with a 3-1 run, highlighted by a kill from Marin Johnson, moving the score to 9-8. Â
- Arndt secured the set 25-23 for the Redhawks with a decisive kill, capping off a tight finish. Â
Third Set Â
- Southeast Missouri State jumped to a 3-0 lead with a combination of a kill by Oxenknecht and two attack errors by Tennessee Tech. Â
- Reagan Nelson added to the visitor's momentum with a kill, pushing the score to 4-1. Â
- Tennessee Tech tied the set at 7-7 with a service ace by Tuva Falk. Â
- Johnson contributed two kills in succession to help the Redhawks regain a 10-7 advantage. Â
- Arndt secured the set for the Redhawks with a decisive kill, closing the set at 25-21. Â
Fourth Set Â
- Tennessee Tech started strong with Audrey Berkebile registering three early kills, leading to a 3-1 advantage. Â
- SEMO's Arndt responded with multiple kills, keeping the visitors within reach as they narrowed the gap to 8-6. Â
- A critical service ace by Johnson tied the set at 11-11, sparking a SEMO run that took the lead. Â
- SEMO pulled away with a late 6-2 run, including a decisive kill by Ellie Burns, sealing the set 25-20. Â
SEMO Top Performers
Lucy Arndt Â
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- 16 kills with a .317 hitting percentage Â
- 9 digs Â
- 18.5 points Â
Ellie Burns Â
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- 30 assists Â
- 4 digs Â
Nina Schuberth Â
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- 15 digs Â
Kara Oxenknecht Â
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- 7 kills with a .375 hitting percentage Â
- 1 service ace Â
- 9.5 points Â
Alaina Lester Â
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- 8 kills with a .412 hitting percentage Â
- 7 total blocks Â
Game Notes: Â
- Freshman Ellie Burns finished with a career-high 30 assists Friday. Â
Looking ahead, Southeast Missouri State will host Southern Indiana at Houck Field House in Cape Girardeau, Mo. The match is set for Thursday, Oct. 9, at 6 p.m.
First Set Â
- Tennessee Tech took an early 3-0 lead with a kill by Alayna Pierce and a service ace by MK Roberts. Â
- Southeast Missouri State responded with a service ace from Bella Powell, leveling the score at 3-3. Â
- A series of strong plays, including a service ace by Kara Oxenknecht, saw the Redhawks briefly take a 7-5 lead. Â
- Despite the Redhawks' efforts, including a kill by Alaina Lester, the Golden Eagles closed the set with a 25-21 victory, highlighted by Bella Powell's consistent scoring. Â
Second Set Â
- Southeast Missouri State took an early 4-2 lead with kills from Lucy Arndt and a block error by the Golden Eagles. Â
- Tennessee Tech responded to tie the set at 6-6, capitalizing on a service ace by Alayna Pierce. Â
- SEMO gained momentum with a 3-1 run, highlighted by a kill from Marin Johnson, moving the score to 9-8. Â
- Arndt secured the set 25-23 for the Redhawks with a decisive kill, capping off a tight finish. Â
Third Set Â
- Southeast Missouri State jumped to a 3-0 lead with a combination of a kill by Oxenknecht and two attack errors by Tennessee Tech. Â
- Reagan Nelson added to the visitor's momentum with a kill, pushing the score to 4-1. Â
- Tennessee Tech tied the set at 7-7 with a service ace by Tuva Falk. Â
- Johnson contributed two kills in succession to help the Redhawks regain a 10-7 advantage. Â
- Arndt secured the set for the Redhawks with a decisive kill, closing the set at 25-21. Â
Fourth Set Â
- Tennessee Tech started strong with Audrey Berkebile registering three early kills, leading to a 3-1 advantage. Â
- SEMO's Arndt responded with multiple kills, keeping the visitors within reach as they narrowed the gap to 8-6. Â
- A critical service ace by Johnson tied the set at 11-11, sparking a SEMO run that took the lead. Â
- SEMO pulled away with a late 6-2 run, including a decisive kill by Ellie Burns, sealing the set 25-20. Â
SEMO Top Performers
Lucy Arndt Â
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- 16 kills with a .317 hitting percentage Â
- 9 digs Â
- 18.5 points Â
Ellie Burns Â
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- 30 assists Â
- 4 digs Â
Nina Schuberth Â
----------------- Â
- 15 digs Â
Kara Oxenknecht Â
----------------- Â
- 7 kills with a .375 hitting percentage Â
- 1 service ace Â
- 9.5 points Â
Alaina Lester Â
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- 8 kills with a .412 hitting percentage Â
- 7 total blocks Â
Game Notes: Â
- Freshman Ellie Burns finished with a career-high 30 assists Friday. Â
Looking ahead, Southeast Missouri State will host Southern Indiana at Houck Field House in Cape Girardeau, Mo. The match is set for Thursday, Oct. 9, at 6 p.m.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SEMO
TNTech
Kills
48
58
Errors
15
33
Attempts
137
150
Hitting %
.241
.167
Points
64.0
71.0
Assists
44
56
Aces
3
9
Blocks
13
4
Game Leaders
Tuesday, September 08
Friday, June 26
Monday, June 15
Thursday, June 04






















