Simply two groups, each 14-0, stay unbeaten in NCAA Division I volleyball after Wisconsin swept visiting Washington on Sunday: No. 1 Pittsburgh, which swept Syracuse within the ACC, and idle South Dakota State (14-0) of The Summit League.
AVCA No. 22 TCU upset Baylor, No. 15 within the VolleyballMag Tremendous 16 Media Ballot, and unranked Texas A&M knocked off No. 24 Auburn.
And of their first SEC assembly, No. 7 Texas received the primary set 25-23 however then overpowered No. 18 Florida 25-18, 25-14.
Each different ranked group in motion swept, besides No. 17 SMU, which was taken to the restrict at Boston Faculty earlier than getting out of Chestnut Hill with a five-set victory.
Strains of the day: Nia Washington of Ole Miss had 28 kills in a four-set SEC win over visiting LSU. She hit .404 and had two aces, seven digs and a block. Jayden James had 25 kills for Jackson State in its five-set SWAC win over Prairie View. She hit .327 and had 10 digs. Aniya Madkin of Arkansas had 25 kills and hit .385 within the Razorbacks’ four-set SEC win at Oklahoma to go together with 4 digs and a block. And TCU’s Melanie Parra, a frequent customer to the Line of the Day, had 25 kills, an help, two aces, a block and 11 digs in that win over Baylor.
The brand new VolleyballMag Tremendous 16 Media Ballot comes out later Monday morning and the AVCA high 25 will probably be introduced within the afternoon. Additionally Monday, ESPN and Huge Ten Community analyst Emily Ehman and VolleyballMag editor Lee Feinswog could have their weekly NCAA Zoom.
There are 4 matches Monday, three within the SWAC and one within the WAC.
And Athletes Limitless wraps up its first week of motion.
Groups from Texas win
Texas (9-3, 4-0 SEC) hit .333 in its sweep at Florida (10-4, 1-2. Madi Skinner led with 12 kills, hitting .360, and had an ace, 4 blocks and 4 digs. Devin Kahahawai had eight kills with no errors in 12 assaults, an ace six blocks and two digs. Marianna Singletary had 5 kills, three digs and 10 blocks, two solo. Florida’s Kennedy Martin had 12 kills however eight errors to go together with an ace and 5 digs …
TCU improved to 11-3, 3-1 in the one Huge 12 match of the day with its 25-23, 22-25, 25-16, 25-20 victory over visiting Baylor (10-4, 2-1) earlier than 4,094 in Ed and Rae Schollmaier Area.
Melanie Parra led with 25 kills, an help, two aces, a block and 11 digs. Jalyn Gibson added 14 kills, three assists, three blocks and 17 digs and Becca Kelley had 14 kills, an help, two digs and 4 blocks, one solo. Baylor, which hit .165, received 15 kills from Elise McGhee, who had an ace, a block and 11 digs. Allie Sczech had 12 kills, two blocks and 5 digs …
TCU is coached by former Baylor assistant Jason Williams. SMU (12-3, 4-0 ACC) is coached by former Baylor assistant Sam Erger and her group received out of Boston Faculty (7-9, 0-4) with a 25-17, 22-25, 25-18, 16-25, 15-10 victory. Naya Shime and Maya Tabron had 17 kills every for the Mustangs. Shine had two assists, three blocks and 7 digs, whereas Tabron hit .359 and had two of her group’s 11 aces, a solo block and 4 digs within the first assembly between the applications. BC, which took a set off beforehand unblemished Pitt on Friday, received 14 kills from Audrey Ross, who had an help, two blocks and two digs. Halle Schroder had 12 kills, an ace, two blocks and 9 digs, and Julia Haggerty had 10 kills with one error in 16 swings to hit .563 and had 9 blocks, three solo. The senior center is averaging a nation-leading 2.07 blocks per set.
Across the nation
ACC: Pitt swept at Syracuse 25-11, 25-18, 25-14 as Torrey Stafford had 16 kills, hit .560, and had 5 digs. Syracuse hit .023. In the one convention match involving two ranked groups, No. 4 Louisville swept visiting No. 19 Georgia Tech, which hit .064, 25-20, 25-16, 27-25 behind 15 kills from Charitie Luper, who hit .524 and had 9 digs and three blocks. No. 5 Stanford hit .468 and swept visiting Wake Forest. The Cardinal, which had 38 kills and two errors in 77 assaults, received 9 kills from Jordyn Harvey, who had no errors in 13 assaults and a block. AVCA No. 16 Florida State swept at Virginia Tech as Audrey Koenig had 11 kills, hit .364 and had an help, an ace, six digs and two blocks. Virginia continued its resurgence with a sweep at Miami two days after doing the identical at FSU. The Cavaliers are 13-2 general, and at 3-1 within the ACC off to its greatest convention begin since 2015. Elayna Duprey led with 12 kills, an ace and three digs. Notre Dame swept visiting Clemson and Cal did the identical to visiting NC State.
BIG TEN: No. 9 Wisconsin (9-4, 3-1) put an finish to No. 25 Washington’s undefeated file because the Huskies dropped to 13-1, 3-1 within the first convention assembly betwen the applications. Wisconsin hit .486 with 40 kills and 4 errors in 74 swings. Sarah Franklin led the Badgers with 12 kills and hit .478 after having one error in 23 assaults to go together with an help, an ace and eight digs. Anna Smrek had 10 kills with one error in 16 assaults and 4 blocks. Washington hit .114. Second-ranked Nebraska (14-1, 4-0) crushed visiting Iowa 25-17, 25-11, 25-13, hitting .404. Merritt Beason led with 10 kills and hit .400 to go together with an ace and two blocks, one solo, and Leyla Blackwelll had 9 kills with no errors in 13 swings with two blocks, one solo. No. 10 Purdue swept visiting Michigan State as Eva Hudson had 11 kills, 9 digs and three blocks. Dave Shondell received victory No. 470 to change into the winningest head coach in Purdue historical past. He handed Carol Dewey, who had 469 victories from 1975-94. Illinois beat visiting Northwestern in 4 for its first convention win as Ashlyn Philpot had 14 kills, hitting .524, to go together with 5 blocks. And Indiana held off visiting Ohio State in 4 regardless of 23 kills from the Buckeyes’ Emily Londot, who hit .347 and had 15 digs and 4 blocks. IU’s Candela Alonso-Corcelles had 18 kills, an ace, eight digs and two blocks.
SEC: No. 13 Kentucky swept visiting Missouri as Brooklyn DeLeye had 12 kills, hit .435 and added an ace, three digs and two blocks. Texas A&M received 25-20, 18-25, 25-21, 25-19 at Auburn behind 23 kills from Logan Lednicky, who hit .318 and had an ace, 18 digs and three blocks. Ifenna Cos-Okpalla had seven blocks, two solo, to go together with six kills and a dig. Arkansas received in 4 at Oklahoma as Aniya Madkin had 25 kills, hit .385, and had 4 digs and a block. OU’s Kamile Gibston had 22 kills, hit .333, and had two digs and a block. Alabama beat visiting Georgia in 5 as Sophie Agee had 19 kills, an ace, seven digs and two blocks and Chaise Campbell had 14 kills, hit .524 and had 9 blocks, one solo. Georgia’s Sophie Fisher had 21 kills, two assists, two aces, seven digs and 9 blocks, one solo. Tennessee swept at Mississippi State and Ole Miss — behind these 28 kills from Nia Washington — beat visiting LSU in 4.
ALSO: Marist’s MAAC nightmare is over. The Pink Foxes (1-14, 1-4) defeated Manhattan (1-14, 0-5) in 4 units as Sara Dasic had 19 kills, three aces and eight digs and Katherine Thompson had 13 digs, three assists and three aces. Additionally within the MAAC, Rider beat Niagara in 5 within the MAAC as Paige Giehtbrock had 16 kills, an help, two aces, 17 digs and two blocks. Canisius beat Saint Peters in 5 regardless of the Peacocks’ Maliyah LaBrie getting 22 kills, 10 digs and 5 blocks …
Pepperdine improved to 7-7, 4-0 within the West Coast Convention with a four-set victory at Washington State (8-5, 3-1) as Grace Chillingworth had 14 kills, an help, two aces, 13 digs and a block … East Carolina improved to 10-4, 3-1 within the American Athletic, with a five-set win over North Texas as Angeles Alerdete had 22 kills, 5 assists, two aces, 10 digs and two blocks, one solo. Rice (9-4, 4-0) stayed atop the AAC, tied with South Florida, with a five-set win at Wichita State (8-8, 3-1) as Samarah Hill had 18 kills, an help, an ace, 15 digs and two blocks, one solo. USF beat Memphis in 4 as Maria Clara Andrade had 20 kills, hit .333 and had eight digs and two blocks, one solo …
Central Arkansas improved to 4-0 within the ASUN with a four-set win over Jap Kentucky as Laci Bohannan had 21 kills, an help, an ace, 13 digs and three blocks … Tsvetelina Ilieva had 21 kills for Binghamton in a four-set America East win over Bryant. She had six digs and 5 blocks. In UMBC’s five-set over UAlbany, Hannah Dobbs had 22 kills … In Delaware State’s MEAC sweep of Norfolk State, Gerren Tomlin had 18 kills, hitting .441, with two aces, 12 digs and a block …
Military West Level beat Colgate, which dropped to 5-1 within the convention, in the one Patriot League match of the day as Mackenzie Lynch had 23 kills, hit .352 and added 16 digs and two blocks, one solo. Teammate Chloe Murakimi had 19 kills, two aces and 16 digs. Idle Bucknell leads the PL at 6-0 … In Bethune-Cookman’s five-set SWAC win over Alabama State, Ktyal Worth had 13 kills, hit .526, and had 12 blocks, two solo.
AU wins for De La Cruz-Mejía, Nuneviller
Group De La Cruz-Mejía defeated Group Valentin-Anderson 78-65 and Group Nuneviller beat Group Hentz 66-60 Sunday in Mesa, Arizona, within the second spherical of the primary week of Athletes Limitless. Group De La Cruz-Mejia received the units 25-18, 28-26, 25-21.
Bethania De La Cruz-Mejía completed with 19 kills, hit .563, and added 5 digs with a solo block and gained 439 leaderboard factors. Madi Kingdon Rishel led Group Valentin-Anderson with 16 kills and received 129 leaderboard factors.
Within the nightcap, Brooke Nuneviller and Kelsie Payne had 12 kills every. Payne received 306 leaderboard factors after hitting .367. Nuneviller had a match-high 14 digs. Nuneviller received the primary two units, 25-16, 25-19 earlier than Hentz received the third 25-16. Jenna Rosenthal led Group Hentz with 9 kills in 13 errorless assaults to hit .692 and she or he had two solo blocks.
The third of the primary three enjoying dates is Monday evening with Group De La Cruz-Mejía vs. Group Hentz at 7 p.m. Jap, adopted by Group Valentin-Anderson vs. Group Nuneviller at 9:30. Each matches may be seen on ESPNU.
