On this Volleyball At this time:
— Wisconsin is in a spot that this system hasn’t seen in 31 years as Texas and Stanford bought victories within the State Farm Volleyball Showcase right here in Milwaukee;
— There was one other busy slate Sunday in NCAA volleyball;
— Olympians received the respective girls’s and males’s titles on the AVP Chicago Open;
— And the USA sitting crew figuratively served France off the courtroom within the Paris Paralympics.
There’s extra NCAA volleyball Monday with six matches after an extremely busy opening weekend.
At Fiserve Discussion board an hour from the Wisconsin campus, Stanford performs the Badgers at 4 p.m. Central on Fox and Texas performs Minnesota at 6:30 on FS1.
There are 4 different NCAA girls’s matches Monday, McNeese vs. Southern in a battle of Louisiana colleges, Coastal Carolina vs. Georgia Tech, Texas A&M vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi and UC Davis continues its journey to Indiana by taking part in at Indiana.
Texas overpowers Wisconsin
When final we noticed Texas, it received the nationwide championship, however gone from that crew are famous person center Asjia O’Neal and regular standout proper aspect Molly Phillips.
Don’t, nonetheless, cry for the Longhorns.
Think about that of their 30-28, 23-25, 25-15, 25-11 beatdown of Wisconsin on Sunday sophomore center Marianna Singletary had 9 kills, hit .438, and had eight blocks, two solo. And that Kentucky-transfer proper aspect Reagan Rutherford had 14 kills, hit .367 and had six digs and two blocks.
Throw in the most effective participant within the nation in outdoors Madi Skinner (15 kills, six digs and a block) and a brand new setter in Baylor switch Averi Carlson to enhance Ella Swindle and, nicely, Texas is OK. Oh, yeah, outdoors Jenna Wenaas led with 18 kills, 10 digs and two blocks, one solo.
“We’ve much more choices. Each setters are actually good, Each carry good issues to our crew,” stated UT coach Jerritt Elliott. Molly was such a very good participant for us and was so nicely revered and made play after play, however we needed to be extra in system together with her. I believe we are able to change it a bit and set longer balls to Reagan and have a bit of extra firepower over there.
“Our middles are younger, however they’re going to get higher at it.”
Junior libero Emma Halter, who was so good down the stretch for Texas final yr had 28 digs and 5 assists.
Wisconsin, which opened its season with a four-set loss to Louisville this previous Tuesday, is 0-2 for the primary time since 1993.
Sarah Franklin, final yr’s Massive Ten participant of the yr, had 25 kills, two assists, an ace, 9 digs and two blocks. She took 69 of her crew’s 163 swings. Devyn Robinson, who had 4 blocks, one solo, and Anna Smrek had seven kills every.
Texas hit .265 with a complete of 5 hitting errors within the third and fourth units and had seven aces with eight service errors. Wisconsin hit .153 — the Badgers hit .179 in opposition to Louisville — and had two aces and 10 errors.
“It was a really spectacular defensive efficiency by them,” Wisconsin coach Kelly Sheffield stated.
Stanford outlasts Minnesota
Fifth-ranked Stanford, which opened its season with a sweep at close by Milwaukee on Friday, bought setter Kami Miner again and grinded to a 26-28, 25-23, 16-25, 25-13, 15-13 win over No. 18 Minnesota.
Elia Rubin led with 19 kills, an help, two aces, three blocks and 13 digs. Sami Francis had 14 kills, hit .393, and had three blocks. Two newcomers to the lineup have been key as sophomore outdoors Jordyn Harvey had a career-high 12 kills, an help, and a career-high seven aces, a block and 5 digs, and freshman center Lizzy Andrew had eight kills, hit .429, and had an help, a block and a dig.
Miner had three kills, 47 assists and 17 digs. Her crew hit .222 and had 12 aces and 12 serving errors. Libero Elena Oglivie had 16 digs and 6 assists. Stanford continues to be with out extremely touted freshman outdoors Julia Blyashov, out with an undisclosed harm.
Minnesota, which misplaced its season opener regardless of hitting .302, had 9 aces and 23 errors. Junior McKenna Wucherer led with 14 kills, two assists, two aces, 10 digs and 6 blocks, on solo. Julia Hanson had 14 kills, an help, an ace, two blocks and 6 digs. Lydia Grote added 11 kills, hit .321, and had an ace, two blocks and 4 digs. Calissa Minatee had 4 kills and a career-high seven blocks, two solo.
Melani Shaffmaster, the setter slowed in recent times with a foul knee and cumbersome brace, is brace free and shifting higher than ever. The fifth-year had 4 kills in 5 errorless makes an attempt, 40 assists, three aces, two blocks and eight digs.
NCAA volleyball across the nation
Outcomes and performances of be aware from Sunday:
The road of day goes to DePaul’s Jill Pressly, who had a career-high 29 kills, hitting .333, with three aces and 10 digs in a five-set win over Bradley. The 5-foot-11 outdoors hitter is a fifth-year from Plano, Texas … Props, too, to CSUN’s Amaris Smith. She had 29 kills Saturday in a win over San Diego State after which had 27 extra Sunday in a four-set loss to Idaho State to go along with 10 digs and three blocks … In Oregon’s sweep of Lengthy Seaside State, Colby Neal had 13 kills in 14 errorless swings, two digs and 7 blocks.
Sixth-ranked Louisville hit .371 and swept No. 15 Tennessee as Sofia Maldonado Diaz had 11 kills and hit .429 and Charitie Luper had 10 kills with one error in 19 assaults to hit .474 to go along with an ace, 12 digs and a block …
No. 20 Florida State beat No. 25 Georgia in 4. Audrey Koenig led FSU with 15 kills, an ace, eight digs and three blocks … In South Carolina’s four-set win over Duke, Riley Whitesides had 23 kills, 11 digs and a block …
Baylor swept Campbell and Allie Sczech had 12 kills with one error in 25 swings and two blocks … Colorado hit .375 in its sweep of Rutgers which included Ana Burilovic having 13 kills, hitting .458, with 9 digs and a block … Kansas hit .474 in a sweep of Colgate. Ayah Elnady had 12 kills with one error in 24 assaults … Arizona State hit .479 in a sweep of California Baptist … Eleven Wildcats had kills as Kentucky hit .369 in a sweep of Morehead State …
Purdue hit .450 in a sweep of UC Davis as Raven Colvin had 12 kills with one error in 15 swings and 4 blocks, one solo, and Eva Hudson had 15 kills, hit .433, and had 9 digs and a block … Oregon hit .375 in a sweep of Lengthy Seaside State and, as famous above, Colby Neal had 13 kills in 14 swings with no errors. Noemie Glover had seven kills with one error in 14 swings and three blocks … Florida hit .361 in a sweep of Michigan State … Georgia Tech hit .367 and bought 23 kills from Larissa Mendes, who hit .500, in a four-set win over NM State … Towson improved to 4-0 and hit .367 in a sweep of Morgan State as Victoria Barrett had 14 kills, hit .417, and had seven dig and 5 blocks, one solo …
Southern Illinois beat Oral Roberts in 5 and Annabelle Sulish had 19 kills, hit .485, and had an ace, 10 digs and three blocks … San Diego State hit .366 in a sweep of Seattle U. Talea Mitchell had 16 kills with no errors in 23 assaults and 6 blocks, one solo … UNLV hit .438 in a sweep of Pacific together with Alondra Alarcon getting 10 kills with one error in 15 assaults … Fresno State beat Grand Canyon in 5. Fresno’s Ella Rud had 23 kills, an ace, 13 digs and 4 blocks, and GCU’s Tatum Parrott had 21 kills, an help, two aces, 15 digs and three blocks.
AVP Chicago Open
Within the girls’s closing, it was a repeat results of the spherical of 16 in final month’s Paris Olympics as Canadians Brandie Wilkerson and Melissa Humana-Paredes defeated Taryn Kloth and Kristen Nuss 21-17, 17-21, 15-13. Within the Olympics the rating was 21-19, 21-18.
Wilkerson and Humana-Paredes, who defeated Toni Rodriguez and Geena Urango 21-16, 21-14 within the semifinals, took dwelling $15,000, whereas TKN made $10K. Kloth and Nuss knocked out fellow Olympians Kelly Cheng and Sara Hughes within the semifinals 15-21, 21-18, 15-13.
The Canadians received all 5 of their matches, all however one in three units. That included an earlier 17-21, 21-17, 15-7 win over Rodriguez-Urango and a 23-21, 13-21, 15-8 win over Cheng-Hughes.
USA males’s Olympians Andy Benesh and Miles Partain, who made it to the Olympics quarterfinals, defeated Taylor Crabb and Taylor Sander 21-15, 21-15 for the boys’s title. Within the semifinals, they beat Tim Bomgren and Troy Discipline 29-27, 21-15. The Taylors superior with a 21-15, 12-21, 15-7 victory over Olympians Chase Budinger and Miles Evans.
Click on right here for the entire outcomes: https://avp.com/brackets/
USA wins in Paralympics sitting volleyball
The USA girls had a whopping 28 aces Sunday of their 25-5, 25-1, 25-5 victory over France. The People are 1-1 and end pool play Tuesday in opposition to Italy (1-1). The winner goes to the semifinals.
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