
Mavs Host No. 6 UMD; Travel to No. 21 AC
Oct 20, 2004 | Volleyball
The University of Nebraska at Omaha volleyball team (13-6/4-2), currently in third place in the NCC standings, will play host to NCC leader Minnesota Duluth (17-2/5-0), currently ranked No. 6 in the nation, at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 23 at the Sapp Fieldhouse. The Mavericks will then travel to Sioux Falls, S.D. for a 7 p.m. match on Saturday, Oct. 24 against No. 21 Augustana (14-7/4-3). For complete ticket information on all UNO home matches, please call 1-402-554-MAVS.
The Record:
The Mavericks are currently 13-6 on the season and 4-2 in the NCC after sweeping North Dakota, 3-0 at home last Saturday, Oct. 16, in UNO's only match last week. The Mavericks, who are 8-2 against North Central Region opponents, are tied for 3rd in the latest NCAA II North Central Region rankings. UNO received 52 votes in the most recent CSTV/AVCA top 25 poll.
Maverick Magazine:
Listen to head coach Rose Shires on Maverick Magazine, a weekly radio show which airs each Tuesday night from 6:05 to 6:30 p.m. on KOZN, 1620 am. Local radio personality Kevin Kugler, the voice of UNO football, is the host of Maverick Magazine, which highlights all of Nebraska-Omaha's athletic teams.
Live Stats on the Internet:
Live stats for all of Nebraska-Omaha's home matches will be available on the UNO Athletics official website: gomavs.unomaha.edu. Click on the following link to access the UNO "Live Stats" page.
Last Week:
Rankin, McLeay Lead Mavs To Sweep Over North Dakota:
Omaha, Neb. -- Senior outside hitters Jenny Rankin and Amy McLeay combined for 34 kills and hit .375 to lead 24th-ranked Nebraska-Omaha to a 30-21, 30-25, 30-24 win over North Dakota before 1,095 fans in North Central Conference volleyball action Saturday night, Oct. 16, at the Sapp Fieldhouse.
Rankin recorded season-high marks with 15 kills and a .462 hitting percentage with only three errors in 26 attempts. McLeay had a match-high 19 kills, including 10 in the first game, and hit .316 while adding five digs and four blocks.
Junior setter Christie Johnson dished out a match-high 45 assists and added two service aces, seven digs, and a career-high five blocks. Junior libero Chelsea Miller led the Mavericks defensively with a match-high 16 digs as UNO held a 53-38 advantage in digs for the match.
The Mavericks hit for a season-high .328 in the match while holding North Dakota to a .157 hitting percentage.
Sophomore Aileen Cahill led the Sioux with 11 kills and six digs. Cahill was the only North Dakota player to manage double-figures in kills. Sophomore Christina Van Der Most recorded a double-double with 12 assists and 12 digs.
Shires Earns 300th Career Victory:
Rose Shires picked up her 300th career victory when the Mavericks swept Hillsdale 3-0 (30-17, 31-29, 30-25) on Aug. 28 at the North Alabama Classic. Shires has amassed a 309-170 (. 645) career record in her 15th season as the Mavericks' mentor. Shires, the 1996 AVCA Division II national coach of the year, is the second winningest coach in the school's history behind Janice Kruger who recorded a 352-96 mark in her nine Maverick seasons from 1979-87.
Rankin Joins 1,000-Kill Club:
With her third kill in the Mavericks' 3-0 sweep over Minnesota State on Oct. 2, outside hitter Jenny Rankin became just the 15th player in school history to record 1,000 career kills. Rankin, a senior from North Platte, Neb., has now registered 1,037 kills in her four-year Maverick career.
2004 NCC Statistical Rankings:
Overall
1. Carlie Christensen - Hitting % - (.384)
1. Team - Aces (2.39 sapg)
2. Amy McLeay - Kills (4.22 kpg)
2. Christie Johnson - Assists (12.26 apg)
2. Christie Johnson - Aces (0.50 sapg)
3. Jenny Rankin - Aces (0.42 sapg)
4. Briana Ritter - Aces (0.41 sapg)
6. Carlie Christensen - Blocks (0.98 bpg)
7. Chelsea Miller - Digs (4.09 dpg)
11. Julia McConahay - Aces (0.32 sapg)
13. Carlie Christensen - Kills (2.69 kpg)
14. Ashley Freeman - Hitting % (.238)
15. Briana Ritter - Blocks (0.72 bpg)
NCC Matches Only
1. Team - Service Aces (2.04 sapg)
2. Amy McLeay - Kills (4.75 kpg)
2. Team - Kills (16.33 dpg)
2. Carlie Christensen - Hitting % - (.382)
2. Christie Johnson - Assists (13.17 apg)
2. Christie Johnson - Aces (0.54 sapg)
3. Jenny Rankin - Aces (0.42 sapg)
4. Carlie Christensen - Aces (0.38 sapg)
4. Chelsea Miller - Digs (5.00 dpg)
8. Carlie Christensen - Blocks (0.96 bpg)
9. Ashley Freeman - Hitting % - (.292)
11. Julia McConahay - Digs (3.62 dpg)
13. Carlie Christensen - Kills (2.92 kpg)
13. Amy McLeay - Digs (3.50 dpg)
Probable Starters:
L - #10 Chelsea Miller (5-9, Jr., Aurora, Neb.)
"C/ Starting libero in every match in 2004
"C/ Tied career-high with 27 digs in five-game win over nationally-ranked Grand Valley State on Aug. 27
"C/ Leads team with 4.09 digs per game
"C/ Ranks 4th in the NCC in digs per game (5.00 dpg)
"C/ Recorded 20-or-more digs in six matches
OH - #16 Amy McLeay (6-0, Sr., Omaha, Neb.)
"C/ Leads team with 4.22 kills per game
"C/ Second in the NCC in kills per game (4.75); ranks 13th in digs per game (3.50)
"C/ NCC player of the week on Aug. 30 and Oct. 4
"C/ MVP of the North Alabama Classic
"C/ Has led the Mavericks in kills in 14 of 19 matches
"C/ Team leader with 11 double-doubles
"C/ Registered 20-or-more kills in seven matches
OH - #3 Jenny Rankin (6-0, Sr., Omaha, Neb.)
"C/ Third on the team with 2.54 kills per game
"C/ Second on the team with 0.42 service aces per game
"C/ Third in the NCC in service aces per game (0.42 sapg)
"C/ Has 1,037 career kills, becoming 15th player in school history to join 1,000 kill club
MB - #17 Carlie Christensen (6-0,Fr., Omaha, Neb.)
"C/ Leads the team with .384 hitting percentage
"C/ Leads UNO with 0.98 blocks per game
"C/ Second on the squad with 2.69 kills per games
"C/ Second in the NCC with .382 hitting %; ranks 4th with 0.38 service aces per game; ranks 13th with 2.69 kills per game and 8th with 0.90 blocks per game
"C/ NCC player of the week on Sep. 7
MB - #8 Ashley Freeman (6-0, Jr., Council Bluffs, Iowa)
"C/ Third on the team with .238 hitting percentage
"C/ Averaging 2.26 kills and 0.49 blocks per game
"C/ Ranks 9th in the NCC with .292 hitting percentage in NCC matches
S - #1 Christie Johnson (5-8, Jr., Lincoln, Neb.)
"C/ Leads the team 12.26 assists per game
"C/ Ranks 2nd in the NCC with 13.17 assists and 0.54 service aces per game
"C/ Team leader with 0.50 service aces per game
"C/ NCC setter of the week on Aug. 30, Oct. 4, and Oct. 18
"C/ All-tournament team at North Alabama Classic
RS - #11 Heather Hainline (6-2, Jr., Papillion, Neb.
"C/ Transfer from Wichita State
"C/ Averaging 1.52 kills and 0.48 blocks per game
"C/ Hitting .199 on the season
Scouting Minnesota Duluth:
Minnesota Duluth is in first place in the NCC with an undefeated 5-0 conference record. The No. 6-ranked Bulldogs are 17-2 overall after losing a marathon five-game match to No. 4 Concordia-St. Paul last week. UMD is ranked first in the latest NCAA II North Central Region rankings.
The Bulldogs are led by senior outside hitter Callie Zwettler who is averaging an NCC-leading 5.27 kills per game. She is second on the squad with 3.37 digs per game. Senior setter Greta Iisakka leads the NCC with 13.98 assists per game. Leading the Bulldogs defensively is junior libero Allison Boddy who is averaging 6.00 digs per game..
This will the 35th meeting between Minnesota Duluth and UNO with the Mavericks holding a 26-8 advantage in the series. This will be the first meeting between the two teams as conference opponents, as the Bulldogs are in their first season in the NCC.
Scouting Augustana
Augustana is currently 14-7 on the season and 4-3 in the NCC. The Vikings are ranked No. 21 in the nation and are tied with UNO and Minnesota State, Moorhead at No. 3 in the latest NCAA II North Central Region rankings.
The Vikings are led by junior outside hitter Nicole Steffl, who is averaging 3.19 kills and 3.49 digs per game. All-NCC setter Angie Hummel directs the Viking offense, averaging 11.41 assists and 3.14 digs per game. Sophomore middle blocker Andrea Oswald is averaging a team-leading 1.28 blocks and 0.32 service aces per game. Leading Augustana defensively is sophomore libero Abby Schmidt who has recorded 4.39 digs per game.
This will be the 38th meeting between Augustana and UNO with the Mavericks holding a 27-10 advantage in the series. UNO has won four out of the last five meetings with Augustana including a thrilling five-game comeback victory earlier this season on Oct. 1 in Omaha at the Sapp Fieldhouse.
The Record:
The Mavericks are currently 13-6 on the season and 4-2 in the NCC after sweeping North Dakota, 3-0 at home last Saturday, Oct. 16, in UNO's only match last week. The Mavericks, who are 8-2 against North Central Region opponents, are tied for 3rd in the latest NCAA II North Central Region rankings. UNO received 52 votes in the most recent CSTV/AVCA top 25 poll.
Maverick Magazine:
Listen to head coach Rose Shires on Maverick Magazine, a weekly radio show which airs each Tuesday night from 6:05 to 6:30 p.m. on KOZN, 1620 am. Local radio personality Kevin Kugler, the voice of UNO football, is the host of Maverick Magazine, which highlights all of Nebraska-Omaha's athletic teams.
Live Stats on the Internet:
Live stats for all of Nebraska-Omaha's home matches will be available on the UNO Athletics official website: gomavs.unomaha.edu. Click on the following link to access the UNO "Live Stats" page.
Last Week:
Rankin, McLeay Lead Mavs To Sweep Over North Dakota:
Omaha, Neb. -- Senior outside hitters Jenny Rankin and Amy McLeay combined for 34 kills and hit .375 to lead 24th-ranked Nebraska-Omaha to a 30-21, 30-25, 30-24 win over North Dakota before 1,095 fans in North Central Conference volleyball action Saturday night, Oct. 16, at the Sapp Fieldhouse.
Rankin recorded season-high marks with 15 kills and a .462 hitting percentage with only three errors in 26 attempts. McLeay had a match-high 19 kills, including 10 in the first game, and hit .316 while adding five digs and four blocks.
Junior setter Christie Johnson dished out a match-high 45 assists and added two service aces, seven digs, and a career-high five blocks. Junior libero Chelsea Miller led the Mavericks defensively with a match-high 16 digs as UNO held a 53-38 advantage in digs for the match.
The Mavericks hit for a season-high .328 in the match while holding North Dakota to a .157 hitting percentage.
Sophomore Aileen Cahill led the Sioux with 11 kills and six digs. Cahill was the only North Dakota player to manage double-figures in kills. Sophomore Christina Van Der Most recorded a double-double with 12 assists and 12 digs.
Shires Earns 300th Career Victory:
Rose Shires picked up her 300th career victory when the Mavericks swept Hillsdale 3-0 (30-17, 31-29, 30-25) on Aug. 28 at the North Alabama Classic. Shires has amassed a 309-170 (. 645) career record in her 15th season as the Mavericks' mentor. Shires, the 1996 AVCA Division II national coach of the year, is the second winningest coach in the school's history behind Janice Kruger who recorded a 352-96 mark in her nine Maverick seasons from 1979-87.
Rankin Joins 1,000-Kill Club:
With her third kill in the Mavericks' 3-0 sweep over Minnesota State on Oct. 2, outside hitter Jenny Rankin became just the 15th player in school history to record 1,000 career kills. Rankin, a senior from North Platte, Neb., has now registered 1,037 kills in her four-year Maverick career.
2004 NCC Statistical Rankings:
Overall
1. Carlie Christensen - Hitting % - (.384)
1. Team - Aces (2.39 sapg)
2. Amy McLeay - Kills (4.22 kpg)
2. Christie Johnson - Assists (12.26 apg)
2. Christie Johnson - Aces (0.50 sapg)
3. Jenny Rankin - Aces (0.42 sapg)
4. Briana Ritter - Aces (0.41 sapg)
6. Carlie Christensen - Blocks (0.98 bpg)
7. Chelsea Miller - Digs (4.09 dpg)
11. Julia McConahay - Aces (0.32 sapg)
13. Carlie Christensen - Kills (2.69 kpg)
14. Ashley Freeman - Hitting % (.238)
15. Briana Ritter - Blocks (0.72 bpg)
NCC Matches Only
1. Team - Service Aces (2.04 sapg)
2. Amy McLeay - Kills (4.75 kpg)
2. Team - Kills (16.33 dpg)
2. Carlie Christensen - Hitting % - (.382)
2. Christie Johnson - Assists (13.17 apg)
2. Christie Johnson - Aces (0.54 sapg)
3. Jenny Rankin - Aces (0.42 sapg)
4. Carlie Christensen - Aces (0.38 sapg)
4. Chelsea Miller - Digs (5.00 dpg)
8. Carlie Christensen - Blocks (0.96 bpg)
9. Ashley Freeman - Hitting % - (.292)
11. Julia McConahay - Digs (3.62 dpg)
13. Carlie Christensen - Kills (2.92 kpg)
13. Amy McLeay - Digs (3.50 dpg)
Probable Starters:
L - #10 Chelsea Miller (5-9, Jr., Aurora, Neb.)
"C/ Starting libero in every match in 2004
"C/ Tied career-high with 27 digs in five-game win over nationally-ranked Grand Valley State on Aug. 27
"C/ Leads team with 4.09 digs per game
"C/ Ranks 4th in the NCC in digs per game (5.00 dpg)
"C/ Recorded 20-or-more digs in six matches
OH - #16 Amy McLeay (6-0, Sr., Omaha, Neb.)
"C/ Leads team with 4.22 kills per game
"C/ Second in the NCC in kills per game (4.75); ranks 13th in digs per game (3.50)
"C/ NCC player of the week on Aug. 30 and Oct. 4
"C/ MVP of the North Alabama Classic
"C/ Has led the Mavericks in kills in 14 of 19 matches
"C/ Team leader with 11 double-doubles
"C/ Registered 20-or-more kills in seven matches
OH - #3 Jenny Rankin (6-0, Sr., Omaha, Neb.)
"C/ Third on the team with 2.54 kills per game
"C/ Second on the team with 0.42 service aces per game
"C/ Third in the NCC in service aces per game (0.42 sapg)
"C/ Has 1,037 career kills, becoming 15th player in school history to join 1,000 kill club
MB - #17 Carlie Christensen (6-0,Fr., Omaha, Neb.)
"C/ Leads the team with .384 hitting percentage
"C/ Leads UNO with 0.98 blocks per game
"C/ Second on the squad with 2.69 kills per games
"C/ Second in the NCC with .382 hitting %; ranks 4th with 0.38 service aces per game; ranks 13th with 2.69 kills per game and 8th with 0.90 blocks per game
"C/ NCC player of the week on Sep. 7
MB - #8 Ashley Freeman (6-0, Jr., Council Bluffs, Iowa)
"C/ Third on the team with .238 hitting percentage
"C/ Averaging 2.26 kills and 0.49 blocks per game
"C/ Ranks 9th in the NCC with .292 hitting percentage in NCC matches
S - #1 Christie Johnson (5-8, Jr., Lincoln, Neb.)
"C/ Leads the team 12.26 assists per game
"C/ Ranks 2nd in the NCC with 13.17 assists and 0.54 service aces per game
"C/ Team leader with 0.50 service aces per game
"C/ NCC setter of the week on Aug. 30, Oct. 4, and Oct. 18
"C/ All-tournament team at North Alabama Classic
RS - #11 Heather Hainline (6-2, Jr., Papillion, Neb.
"C/ Transfer from Wichita State
"C/ Averaging 1.52 kills and 0.48 blocks per game
"C/ Hitting .199 on the season
Scouting Minnesota Duluth:
Minnesota Duluth is in first place in the NCC with an undefeated 5-0 conference record. The No. 6-ranked Bulldogs are 17-2 overall after losing a marathon five-game match to No. 4 Concordia-St. Paul last week. UMD is ranked first in the latest NCAA II North Central Region rankings.
The Bulldogs are led by senior outside hitter Callie Zwettler who is averaging an NCC-leading 5.27 kills per game. She is second on the squad with 3.37 digs per game. Senior setter Greta Iisakka leads the NCC with 13.98 assists per game. Leading the Bulldogs defensively is junior libero Allison Boddy who is averaging 6.00 digs per game..
This will the 35th meeting between Minnesota Duluth and UNO with the Mavericks holding a 26-8 advantage in the series. This will be the first meeting between the two teams as conference opponents, as the Bulldogs are in their first season in the NCC.
Scouting Augustana
Augustana is currently 14-7 on the season and 4-3 in the NCC. The Vikings are ranked No. 21 in the nation and are tied with UNO and Minnesota State, Moorhead at No. 3 in the latest NCAA II North Central Region rankings.
The Vikings are led by junior outside hitter Nicole Steffl, who is averaging 3.19 kills and 3.49 digs per game. All-NCC setter Angie Hummel directs the Viking offense, averaging 11.41 assists and 3.14 digs per game. Sophomore middle blocker Andrea Oswald is averaging a team-leading 1.28 blocks and 0.32 service aces per game. Leading Augustana defensively is sophomore libero Abby Schmidt who has recorded 4.39 digs per game.
This will be the 38th meeting between Augustana and UNO with the Mavericks holding a 27-10 advantage in the series. UNO has won four out of the last five meetings with Augustana including a thrilling five-game comeback victory earlier this season on Oct. 1 in Omaha at the Sapp Fieldhouse.
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