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BATON ROUGE The LSU volleyball team opens its spring season with four tough matches Saturday at the Texas Pride 1st Annual Collegiate Invitational in Houston.
The six time defending SEC Western Division champions have morning tilts with 2010 NCAA Tournament participants Oklahoma and Wichita State before facing off with Houston and Texas A&M during the afternoon session.
The spring is the launching pad for our upcoming fall season, head coach Fran Flory said. Weve had a very successful training period and look forward to seeing how those things taught during practice translate in competition. With a number of young players stepping into key roles, the experience well be able to gain starting this weekend will be the determining factor for how successful well be in 2011.
LSU returns 11 letterwinners from a team that turned in a 25-5 record highlighted by AVCA All-South Region Honorable Mention pick Michele Williams and All-SEC First-Team performer Desiree Elliott. The Tigers also are one of only 18 programs nationally to qualify for the last six NCAA Tournaments dating back to the 2005 season.
All matches will be held at Slaters Sports Zone located at 727 Plantation Drive. Admission for the event is $8 and doors open at 7:30 a.m.
Texas Pride 1st Annual Collegiate Invitational Schedule 8:30 a.m. LSU vs. Oklahoma 10:50 a.m. LSU vs. Wichita State 1:10 p.m. LSU vs. Houston 3:30 p.m. LSU vs. Texas A&M
Indiana State Volleyball Opens Spring Season at Indy Collegiate Invitational on March 26
Indiana State to play four games on Saturday, March 26, at Circle City Volleyball Club
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – Indiana State volleyball will open their spring season on Saturday, March 26, when they join seven other college teams at the Indy Collegiate Invitational. The tournament is hosted by the Circle City Volleyball Club and will be played at the Capitol Sports Center in Plainfield, Ind.
The Sycamores will compete in Pool 2 along with Western Kentucky, Ball State, and Southern Illinois. Pool 1 will feature Purdue, Xavier, Miami (Ohio), and the University of Indianapolis. All games will be two sets to 25 and a team must win by two.
Indiana State opens up against Ball State at 10:30 a.m. (ET), playing Western Kentucky at 11:30 a.m. (ET), and rounding out pool play against Southern Illinois at 1:30 p.m. (ET). Teams from each pool will play each other to round out the tournament with the two third place teams battling along with the two fourth place teams at 2:30 p.m. (ET). The two second place teams and the two first place teams will play at 3:30 p.m. (ET).
The spring season for Sycamore volleyball began this week with a solid core of athletes returning for the 2011 season which will feature the first three recruits signed by Traci Dahl after she became the Sycamore coach in February 2008.
Shelbi Fouty, a setter from Plainfield, Ind., was Dahl’s first recruit and returns for her senior season in 2011 along with Kiya James, a defensive specialist from Indianapolis, Ind., and Stacy Qualizza, a middle blocker from Crown Point, Ind.
Also returning for their third season at Indiana State are Moran Dall, an outside hitter from Avison, Ill., Shea Doran, a middle blocker from Martinsville, Ind., and Christie Fullenkamp, an outside hitter from Botkins, Ohio.
Four current freshmen will also be on board for their sophomore campaigns including Loni Mackinson, a setter out of Pontiac, Ill., who missed the entire Missouri Valley Conference season in 2010 with a knee injury. Also returning will be Molly Murphy, an outside hitter out of Chicago, Ill., Monique Morris, an outside hitter from Brown Deer, Wis., and Alysse Hogan, a middle blocker from Seal Beach, Calif.
The Capitol Sports Center is located at 1915 Gladden Road in Plainfield. Admission is $4.00 for adults and $1.00 for students with children 12 and under free.
UK Volleyball: Volleyball Spring Schedule Kicks Off with Dayton
Home matchup with the Flyers is a part of the 2011 UK Coaches Clinic
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Following an unprecedented sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance in December the Kentucky volleyball team is set to return to action with its spring schedule which features four weekends of play. UK will first take the floor against Dayton to wrap-up the 2011 Kentucky Volleyball Coaches Clinic March 25-26.
Kentucky and the Flyers will compete in a live interactive offensive and defensive coaching situation session with coaches Craig Skinner and Dayton’s Kelly Sheffield during the final coaching session on March 26.
“We are excited about this spring,” Skinner said. “It will be about evolving and preparing this team for the fall. There is no question this type of competition will help us improve over the next few weeks.”
UK will appear in the KIVA Club College Tournament April 2 to begin live-match competition. Similar to last year’s tournament, the Wildcats will play at least three teams that Saturday in Louisville.
On April 9 the Blue and White will travel north to Columbus, Ohio, for a match with Ohio State. Kentucky and the Buckeyes played a memorable match during the 2010 fall season in which the Wildcats prevailed in four sets of action.
Finally, to wrap-up spring action Kentucky will travel to Muncie, Ind., for a three-team tournament. UK will play the host Ball State Cardinals and Purdue on April 16. The Boilermakers advanced to the Elite Eight of the 2010 NCAA Tournament.
Kentucky is one of just 18 teams in the nation to appear in six consecutive NCAA Tournaments. Under Skinner’s direction, the Wildcats have charted 17 or more victories for six straight seasons which is more than any other run in school history.
The Wildcats return the Southeastern Conference Libero of the Year in Stephanie Klefot and sophomore Whitney Billings a 2010 All-SEC Freshman team member. Five starters from a season ago return, and junior transfer Ashley Frazier will join the squad this spring for competition.
UK’s coaching clinic is set to feature the UK volleyball coaching staff, USA Youth National Team coach Jim Miret, Gwen Egbert who coached a 41-0 squad to the Nebraska high school state title in 2010 and Mike Lingenfelter the co-director of Munciana Volleyball Club.
Sessions will include setter training concepts, serving, warm-up strategies, efficient practices and systematic play.
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Volleyball Hosts UCF Spring Fling to Benefit the Central Florida Children’s Home
All proceeds donated
ORLANDO, Fla. (UCFAthletics.com) – In its opening weekend of non-traditional competition, the UCF volleyball team is set to host its premier event of the spring, the UCF Spring Fling, Saturday at The Venue at UCF. Admission to the event is $5, with all proceeds benefitting the Central Florida Children’s Home.
Besides the Knights, 14 additional teams will be participating in Saturday’s event, including 2010 NCAA Tournament participants Florida, Florida State, Auburn, Miami and Georgia Southern.
“We are excited to have doubled the size of this event and significantly improved the competitive level,” UCF head coach Todd Dagenais said. “It will benefit our student-athletes to play this high level of competition to prepare for the fall 2011 season. It should be very exciting for our fans and the central Florida volleyball community to watch many nationally-elite athletes play.”
The Knights will play back-to-back matches vs. Auburn and Florida at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m., respectively, to open the day, and will also face off with Rollins at 1 p.m. Following an hour break, UCF will take on Miami at 3 p.m., before closing out the tournament with a 6 p.m. contest vs. Flagler. All of UCF’s matches will be played on the main court.
“Our primary goals for this tournament are to experiment with different lineups and different offensive and defensive schemes,” Dagenais said. “Some of which are part of our normal packages and some of which are new creations we are looking to implement.”
The Black and Gold has made the UCF Spring Fling an annual event following its inaugural success in 2010. Last spring the Knights raised $540 dollars through entry fees and admission to the event and donated all proceeds to the Central Florida Children’s Home.
UCF will also welcome the Professional Association of Volleyball Officials (PAVO) to the tournament for the second-straight year. The PAVO will once again hold its refereeing clinic at The Venue at UCF, while adding a line judge clinic and a scorekeepers clinic to its agenda as well.
In the fall, the Black and Gold posted its best record since 2003 with a 16-16 overall mark and also tallied a program-best nine wins in Conference USA action and have high expectations for its spring season heading into the 2011 fall campaign.
After three seasons of being the league’s youngest and most inexperienced team in terms of matches started per player, the Knights look to return up to six of their seven starters from last season's team, including middle blockers Nichole Riedel (Denver, Colo.) and Tory McCutcheon (Milton, Ont.), outside hitter Angelica Crump (Atlanta, Ga.), setter Rachel Vukson (Oakville, Ont.), right side hitter Evija Vilde (Riga, Latvia) and libero Meredith Murphy (Austin, Texas).
Oregon State Volleyball Completes Spring Season with Four Set Sweep of Western Washington
Corvallis, Ore. – Sophomore Camille Saxton (Balzac, Alberta) racked up a team-high 18 kills in volleyball’s Saturday evening sweep of Western Washington in legendary Gill Coliseum. The event drew over 3,500 fans and was in conjunction with the Willamette Volleyball Classic.
Oregon State defeated the Vikings in set scores of 25-21, 25-22, 25-23, 16-14.
Saxton only had a pair of errors on 44 total attack attempts, adding an ace, four blocks and seven digs. Overall, the Beavers had 52 kills, three aces and 43 digs.
Defensively, greenshirt freshman Becky Defoe (Bend, Ore.) was the lone player to reach double digits on defense with 10 digs. Sophomore Alyssa O’Neil (West Linn, Ore.) was close behind with eight. At the net, middle blockers senior Kiersten Sambrailo (Watsonville, Calif.) and sophomore Tami Brown (Eugene, Ore.) combined for seven blocks each.
The Beavers open up the 2010 season at home in the Corvallis Invitational, hosting Sacramento State, Illinois State and Portland in a two-day tournament beginning on Friday, Aug. 27. Season tickets are available for purchase now by calling the Oregon State Athletic Ticket Office at 1-800-GOBEAVS.
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Wildcats finished spring slate at home against stiff competition
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky coach Craig Skinner and the Kentucky volleyball team have never shied away from challenging spring schedules and the 2010 spring was no different. The Wildcats set out over a month ago to face a number of top-25 programs to continue to test the team in its quest to continue to rise among the ranks of elite programs in the country.
Saturday in Memorial Coliseum the Wildcats concluded its spring slate with Atlantic Coast Conference member Georgia Tech and Big 10 member Purdue.
The three squads were all NCAA Tournament teams from a season ago and have promising outlooks for the 2010 fall campaign. Kentucky earned a win over Georgia Tech, while falling to Purdue in four close sets.
In the opening match Kentucky was able to pull off a five-set win over Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets opened up with a 25-23 set one victory, but UK roared back for a 25-21 set two win to even the match. Georgia Tech took the lead with a 25-16 win in the third frame, but it was all Kentucky from there. UK forced a deciding fifth set with a 25-20 fourth set victory. In the decisive fifth set, UK claimed a 15-10 win.
UK faced Purdue in the final match of the day. The Boilermakers opened competition with a 25-18 first set win. UK claimed the second set with a 25-23 score. In a competitive third set, Purdue edged the Wildcats by a 28-26 margin and then claimed the match with a fourth set 25-21 win.
“Although we were not entirely pleased with the results this weekend, we continue to be pleased with the ability to showcase a number of different lineups and gain valuable experience for the fall,” Skinner said. “Purdue and Georgia Tech will both be in line to compete for their respective conference championship, and I expect them to be top-20 programs this season.”
The Wildcats will open the 2010 fall campaign as a part of the Runza/AVCA Showcase in Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 27-28. UK will be a part of a four-team showcase to open the 2010 season along with Nebraska, Iowa State and Florida. Kentucky will face the Cornhuskers and Cyclones that weekend beginning on Friday, Aug. 27.
Follow along with the Wildcats on UKathletics.com all year long for the most up to date information, stats and releases.
LSU Volleyball Team Concludes Spring on Strong Note
BATON ROUGE –
The LSU volleyball team recorded a trio of two-set sweeps over South Alabama, Southeastern Louisiana and Southern Miss to wrap up its spring season Saturday at the Maravich Center Auxiliary Gym.
The defending SEC champions also claimed the league’s beach tournament earlier in the spring.
“This was an outstanding way to finish our spring season,” head coach Fran Flory said. “Every aspect of our team seemed to come together at the same time which made us very efficient and very successful. Every player made significant improvement over the course of the semester. We are very excited as a group about what we accomplished this semester. At the same time, we also understand this is a starting point for our fall season, not an ending point.”
LSU put together an impressive 25-7 record in 2009 en route to the program's first SEC regular season title since 1991. Under Flory, the defending five-time SEC Western Division champions are one of only 20 programs in the nation to appear in the last five NCAA Tournaments.
Samford University Volleyball Team Finishes Off Competitive Spring Season
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ---- The Samford University volleyball team closed out spring competition Saturday in a tournament in Oxford, Miss., hosted by Ole Miss. The Bulldogs started out the season at a tournament at Alabama before heading to Ohio to play at the Ohio Valley Volleyball Center.
“It was an up and down spring,” Samford head coach Derek Schroeder said. “We had some low points and definitely lost matches to some teams where I was disappointed with the effort. During the high points though we were playing legitimate high-end Division I volleyball and hanging with or beating some very good teams.”
Schroeder took a very young team of two seniors, a red-shirt junior and eight freshmen to three spring tournaments over the last two months to get a little competition in against some very good teams. The focus was on getting the young student-athletes to play up to their athletic potential and learn how to play composed while staying focused on every point of every match. Schroeder said his team is becoming more disciplined and efficient in the Bulldogs’ defensive system.
“Our ball control kids matured into excellent and well-rounded defensive players,” Schroeder said. “We were very undisciplined and made plays on effort alone. Sam (Bland) and Lexi (Bauer) have developed into players that can make defensive plays because of our system, their discipline and a high volleyball I.Q.”
Some highlights from the Bulldogs’ spring play included taking on some tough SEC competition at two of the three tournaments. Samford defeated Mississippi State twice, beat Ole Miss and split a pair of matches with Alabama.
The emergence of freshman Elizabeth Neisler and transfer Lauren Hutchinson as high-end offensive weapons was also a bright spot in Samford’s spring play.
“Elizabeth and Lauren both jump so high and are so long that their potential at the net is phenomenal,” Schroeder said. “Both of them took great strides this spring, becoming long and tall weapons for our offense. I definitely feel that Neisler was the most improved kid in our gym this spring season.”
The 2010 edition of the Samford volleyball team returns all but one player from last season’s roster aside from the three seniors who graduated. It will also add two incoming freshmen, Taylor Palmer (Jacksonville, Ala.) and Katie Murphy (Sterling Heights, Mich.), along with transfer Hutchinson.
The Bulldogs will open the 2010 season in a tournament at the University of Arkansas August 27-28.
Baylor Volleyball Team Set to Host Texas Tech, Stephen F. Austin
The triangular match will conclude Baylor’s spring season
WACO, Texas – Baylor’s volleyball team will host Texas Tech and Stephen F. Austin in a round-robin tournament to conclude its spring season at the Ferrell Center on Saturday, April 24. The Lady Bears will take on Texas Tech at 10 a.m., then Stephen F. Austin at 3 p.m., while TTU and SFA will square off at in between at 12:30 p.m.
The event, with each match being played in a best-of-five format, will be open to the public with free admission. The day will also feature an autograph session with the student-athletes.
The Bears are have won 11 of 15 sets played during three tournament so far this spring, after losing three seniors from last year’s team and adding one mid-year transfer.
“This is definitely the hardest working team I have coached,” head coach Jim Barnes said. “We have made a lot of big strides this spring in filling the void left by our three seniors. Right now, it’s about this team finding its own identity, and that has been that they are willing to work hard.”
Baylor is coming off one of the most historic seasons in program history with its first ever trip to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament and a 24-10 overall record. The Bears finished the regular season with an 11-9 record in Big 12 play, the second-best mark in program history. Baylor also had its first two All-Americans in the program with senior setter Taylor Barnes and senior middle blocker Anna Breyfogle.
Baylor returns 12 letterwinners and four starters for the 2010-11 season, while adding one mid-year transfer from Missouri, Kate Harris, along with two high school seniors, who will join the team in the fall.
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University of Texas Arlington Volleyball Team Travels to North Texas for Final Exhibition Match
ARLINGTON, Texas –
UT Arlington plays its final spring exhibition match today at North Texas with a 4 p.m. first serve at the Mean Green Volleyball Center in Denton. Admission to the event is free.
The Mavericks, who return 11 of 12 players for next season, wraps up their spring schedule with a five-set match against the Mean Green.
UT Arlington last played at North Texas in the season-opening tournament in 2008 where they defeated North Texas in five sets in the tournament finale.
It will be the second time the Mavericks and Mean Green have faced off this spring season with North Texas taking on UTA in its home spring tournament, March 27 in Arlington.
The Mavericks have battled top flight competition this spring with opponents including Texas, Florida State, Oklahoma, Houston, Louisiana Tech, Kansas and North Texas.
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UK Volleyball Team Hosts Spring Tournament, Open to Public
Last time out UK defeated Xavier, Ohio State and Cincinnati
LEXINGTON, Ky. – The Kentucky volleyball team is set to conclude its spring action with a home tournament Saturday, April 24, at Memorial Coliseum. Craig Skinner’s squad has enjoyed another successful spring campaign and will look to wrap up its four-week slate at home in front of the UK faithful.
Kentucky will host Purdue and Georgia Tech for three best-of-five matches at Memorial Coliseum, Saturday. The matches are free and open to the public.
The first match begins at 9:30 a.m. with UK and Georgia Tech hitting the floor. The Yellow Jackets and Purdue will take to the court beginning at 12:30 p.m. Action concludes with a match between Purdue and the host Wildcats at 3:30 p.m.
“We have had a good spring up to this point,” Skinner said. “Our staff has seen significant improvement from week one back in March, and we have another opportunity to see that development on Saturday. It’s important for us this to see individual improvement as all of our players are getting chances to contribute this spring. Georgia Tech and Purdue are very good programs and we are excited to host this event to finish our spring season.”
UK was last in action at the Kentucky-Indiana Volleyball Academy (KIVA) tournament held in Louisville on April 10. The Wildcats earned three impressive victories over NCAA Tournament teams in Xavier, Ohio State and Cincinnati.
Kentucky defeated Xavier in the opening match of the tournament in straight sets. UK claimed wins of 25-12 and 25-17 against the Lady Musketeers.
In the second match of the day, the Blue and White posted a come-from-behind opening set against the Ohio State Buckeyes. Trailing 24-20, UK rallied back to claim the first set by a 29-27 margin. The Wildcats claimed the match by taking the second set with a 25-20 victory.
To wrap up action at the KIVA Tournament, Kentucky downed Cincinnati in consecutive frames by 25-16 and 25-15 scores.
Follow along with the Wildcats on UKathletics.com all year long for the most up to date information, stats and releases.
2010 Kentucky Spring Tournament on April 24 at Memorial Coliseum 9:30 am - Kentucky vs. Georgia Tech 12:30 pm - Purdue vs. Georgia Tech 3:30 pm - Kentucky vs. Purdue
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UT Arlington Mavericks Volleyball Team Heads to TCU for Spring Tournament
ARLINGTON, Texas –
UT Arlington plays in its final spring volleyball tournament Saturday, April 17, at the TCU Tournament at the University Recreation Center in Fort Worth. The Mavericks tournament slate is highlighted with two matches against national powerhouse programs Texas and Florida State.
The Mavericks will be one of 10 teams in the tournament, which features four programs that competed in the 2009 NCAA Tournament. Each tournament match will consist of two sets to 25 points.
UT Arlington opens play at 9 a.m. against Florida State on Court 3. The Seminoles were the No. 3 national seed heading into the NCAA Tournament and finished the season 31-3 and with an Elite Eight appearance.
The Mavericks take on Kansas in their second match of the day at noon on Court 2 before playing 2009 national runner-up Texas on Court 4 at 3 p.m.
The Longhorns were the No. 2 national seed in the NCAA Tournament and finished their campaign in the national championship match against national champion Penn State.
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McNeese Volleyball Team Cowgirl Alumni Match Schedule For April 16
McNeese State's volleyball program has scheduled its alumni match for 7 p.m., Friday, April 16 in Memorial Gym. Any former alumni interested in taking part in the match is asked to contact assistant coach Chris Taylor at (337) 475-5109.
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Jill Sawatzky Leads Oregon State Beavers Volleyball Team to Sweep of Portland State Tournament
Corvallis, Ore. – Senior Jill Sawatzky (St. Andrews, Manitoba) had 30 kills to lead the Oregon State volleyball team at the Portland State Spring Tournament as it swept Western Washington, Portland and Portland State on Saturday, Apr. 10.
“It was a good day overall,” associate head coach Mark Barnard said. “It was good especially for the current freshmen class to get some time playing someone other than ourselves. That was the best thing about the day and watching how they improved and got better during the day.”
The Beavers defeated Western Washington, 2-0, in scores of 34-32, 25-17. Sawatzky had 10 kills, while sophomore Ashley Eneliko (Seattle, Wash.) added six kills and three block assists. Sophomore Tami Brown (Eugene, Ore.) had a solid defensive outing with a pair of block solos and five block assists to lead the team to 10 total blocks. And sophomore Alyssa O’Neil (West Linn, Ore.) tallied a pair of aces.
Against the Portland Pilots, Oregon State won 3-0 in scores of 25-23, 25-17, 20-18, rallying from deficits of 12-9 and 13-10 to take the final set to 15. Sawatzky reached double digits again with 11 kills with sophomore Camille Saxton (Balzac, Alberta) and senior Kiersten Sambrailo (Watsonville, Calif.) both adding seven of their own with Sambrailo also posting seven block assists. Brown blocked another five balls, adding four aces. As a team, the Beavers had 12 total blocks and six service aces with greenshirt freshman Becky Defoe (Bend, Ore.) serving the other two.
And against the Vikings, the Beavers won 3-0 in scores of 25-21, 25-21, 25-22. The outside hitters, Sawatzky, Saxton and greenshirt freshman Kelsey Zimmerman (Bend, Ore.) combined for 24 kills, while middle blockers Eneliko and Sambrailo posted 13 total. As a team, it blocked eight total balls with four service aces.
The Beavers head back to Portland to the Chiles Center on Saturday, Apr. 24, to face Idaho at 10:45 a.m., Portland at 11:15 a.m. and Seattle Pacific at 2:30 p.m.
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