Mavericks Host Oral Roberts in Home Finale
Nov 9, 2015 | Volleyball
This Week
The Omaha volleyball team plays its final home match of the season this Tuesday, Nov. 10, hosting Oral Roberts at Baxter Arena at 7 p.m. Jon Green will have the call of the action, and links to live stats and video will be available on OMavs.com.
Quick Hits
•Omaha is one of six teams to have clinched a spot in the Summit League Championship, set for Nov. 20-22 in Denver, Colo. The other five qualifying squads are Denver, IUPUI, Oral Roberts, North Dakota State and South Dakota.
•The Mavericks currently sit in sole possession of second place in the conference standings.
•UNO has won six straight matches since Oct. 20, its longest stretch since a seven-match win streak in 2010. The Mavericks' 3-0 wins over Western Illinois on Nov. 1 and South Dakota State on Nov. 6 are their first back-to-back sweeps since Nov. 21-22, 2014 vs. UMass Lowell and Incarnate Word.
•The Mavs lead the Summit League in digs (1,718) and digs per set (17.18) and also rank second in block assists (375) and third in total blocks (216), blocks per set (2.16), aces (132) and aces per set (1.32).
•Senior middle blocker Megan Schmale tops the league in blocks per set (1.27), total blocks (127) and block assists (116) and is third in hitting percentage (.326). Sophomore setter Sydney O'Shaughnessy ranks third for assists (999) and assists per set (9.99).
•Omaha owns a 6-5 record at home this year. Its last season with a winning home record was 2010.
•Schmale's 430 assisted blocks have her at third on UNO's all-time career block assists chart. She needs six more to tie Ruth Evans (1985-88) for the school record of 436.
•O'Shaughnessy had a team-leading 19 double-doubles in her freshman campaign and leads the squad again as a sophomore with 18 double-doubles. Her 37 career double-doubles are the most of any active Maverick.
•O'Shaughnessy registered five aces in Omaha's win over North Dakota State on Oct. 23, the most of any Maverick in over three years. The last player with five aces in a match was Natalie Ebke, who also achieved the feat against North Dakota State on Sept. 15, 2012.
•UNO's six seniors on the roster mark the most since 2009.
•Omaha was picked to finish sixth in the 2015 Summit League Preseason Poll, its highest place in the poll since joining the conference in 2012.
Scouting the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
Oral Roberts brings a record of 14-12 (8-5 Summit League) into Tuesday's match after a 3-1 win at Western Illinois on Sunday. The Golden Eagles have won four of their last six matches and are fourth in the league standings. Sophomore outside hitter Laura Milos has won five Summit League Offensive Player of the Week awards this season and leads the league in kills (532), kills per set (5.27), aces (46) and aces per set (0.46). Head coach Sheera Sirola is in her 13th year at ORU, holding a career record of 238-160.
Oral Roberts leads the all-time series with Omaha, 5-2. The Mavericks won the first meeting this season, 3-0 in Tulsa, Okla., on Oct. 9.
Last Time Out: Omaha Sweeps SDSU for Sixth Straight Win
Omaha registered its sixth sweep of the season for its sixth consecutive win Friday evening, defeating South Dakota State 3-0 at Sapp Fieldhouse. Sophomore setter Sydney O'Shaughnessy nabbed her team-leading 18th double-double of the year, delivering 38 assists and 10 digs with four kills, an ace and a block. Senior middle blocker Amy Taylor paced the Mavericks with 10 kills on 15 errorless swings for a .667 hitting percentage, also adding three digs and a block.
Senior middle blocker Megan Schmale was close behind with nine kills as well as four digs and a team-best three blocks. One of Schmale's blocks was a solo stop, while the other two were assisted blocks, bringing her career total to 430 block assists, which ranks third in school history. Schmale sits just five block assists behind Kathy Knudsen, who had 435 from 1982-85, and six behind school record-holder Ruth Evans, who had 436 from 1985-88.
The Mavericks shined again defensively behind senior libero Kimberly Bailey, who had 22 digs along with a team-high three aces, and freshman defensive specialist Jessica Plake, who had 10 digs.
As a team, Omaha powered the victory with a season-high .333 attack percentage to South Dakota State's .113, outblocked the Jacks 4-0 and outdug them 62-42.
Bailey Snags Second Summit League Defensive Player of the Week Award
Senior libero Kimberly Bailey was named Summit League Defensive Player of the Week for her performance the week of Nov. 2-8, the league office announced Monday. It marks the second weekly conference award of Bailey's career and her second in as many weeks.
Bailey averaged 7.33 digs per set for the week, tallying 22 digs in a sweep of South Dakota State last Friday. The performance was her third straight match with 20 or more digs and her 11th such effort this season. It also helped extend Omaha's winning streak to six matches.
Last week, Bailey became the first Omaha player to earn a Summit League Defensive Player of the Week award since the Mavs joined the conference in 2011-12. She ranks fourth in the league with 4.44 digs per set this season.
Denver's Sarah Schmid joined Bailey as Offensive Player of the Week.
O'Shaughnessy Races Into Top 10 Assists List
Sophomore setter Sydney O'Shaughnessy etched her name into the UNO record books three weeks ago. Less than two years into her career, she ranks 10th in school history for career assists, having amassed 1,939 since joining the program in 2014. The Omaha native passed former Maverick Cheri Pribyl, who had 1,768 from 1995 to 1998, and currently sits behind Katie Agnew (2004-07), who totaled 2,359 during her run at UNO.
Bailey Climbing Career Digs Chart
Senior libero Kimberly Bailey joined UNO's top 10 for career digs on Sept. 26, and she is now seventh on the list with 1,460 digs over the last four seasons. Last Friday, she passed former Maverick and current volunteer assistant coach Tanya Cate (1994-97) and sits just behind Amy Steffel (1993-96), who had 1,463 digs for sixth.
Bailey also ranks fourth in the Summit League this season for total digs (444) and digs per set (4.44 ), and she owns 11 performances with 20 or more digs in a match.
Mavericks Making Their Mark Nationally
Omaha officially ranks among the top 40 nationally in four categories, coming in at 19th for digs per set (17.18), 27th for attacks per set (37.49) and 31st for total digs (1,718). Individually, senior middle blocker Megan Schmale is 20th in the country for total blocks (127) and 39th for blocks per set (1.27).
Schmale Aims for School Block Assists Record
Senior middle blocker Megan Schmale entered the top 10 in school history for career block assists earlier this season and has moved up to third on the list since then. After her combined two assisted blocks against South Dakota State, Schmale has 430 in four years, making her only the fourth Maverick to register 400 or more assisted stops.
Schmale's next targets are Kathy Knudsen (1982-85), who is second with 435, and Ruth Evans (1985-88), the all-time leader with 436.
Wollak Joins 1,000 Kill Club
On Sept. 11, senior outside hitter Kelley Wollak became the 19th player in program history -- and the first in the Division I era -- to pass the 1,000 career kills milestone. She hit No. 1,000 just two plays into the third set against SIUE.
Omaha last added players to the 1,000 Kill Club in 2009, when Kelli Goeser (2006-09) finished her career with 1,058 and Ellen Thommes (2006-09) closed with 1,282. Over her Maverick career, Wollak has compiled 1,129 kills in just over three seasons.
What Makes Up the Mavericks
•Omaha returns 11 letterwinners from the 2014 season, including seven in the starting lineup: libero Kimberly Bailey, middle blockers Diane Banderas and Megan Schmale, setter/rightside hitter Michaela Schimmer, setter Sydney O'Shaughnessy and outside hitters Kelley Wollak and Mackenzie Horkey.
•UNO returns 98 percent of its total offensive production from last season, as this year's returners accounted for 1,470 of the Mavericks' 1,495 kills.
•The Mavs also return 98 percent of their total blocking production from last year, with the returners credited for 287.5 out of 292.5 stops.
•Omaha lost four letterwinners from the 2014 squad in graduated seniors Jessy Schroedter and Rachelle Kruml, along with defensive specialists Marisa Moseman and Aftyn Johnson.
•Wollak is UNO's top returning hitter, having averaged 3.24 kills per set last year. At the net, Amanda Conlin had a team-high 1.16 blocks per set, and Schmale had 1.14 blocks per set.
•O'Shaughnessy and Horkey were both named to the Summit League All-Freshmen team at the end of 2014.
•The Mavericks are made up of four freshmen, three sophomores, two juniors and six seniors.
•Schmale was Omaha's first Division I all-conference pick in 2013, earning All-Summit honorable mention status. She led the conference in blocking and ranked in the top 100 nationally for blocks per set. Schmale also earned Academic All-Summit accolades, which she repeated in 2014.
Shires Guides Mavericks as Winningest Coach in School History
Head coach Rose Shires is the all-time winningest coach in 45 years of UNO volleyball history. In her 26th year at the helm of the Maverick program, Shires owns a career record of 471-341 (.580), with the most wins of the five coaches who have served at Omaha.
The 1996 AVCA National Coach of the Year and a two-time conference coach of the year, Shires has enjoyed tremendous success as UNO's guide. The 1996 campaign saw her lead UNO to a national championship as well as its first North Central Conference championship since 1987, followed by an Elite Eight appearance in 1997. In NCAA Tournament play, Shires' squads have combined for 11 appearances and a 10-10 postseason mark.
Shires is assisted by associate head coach Karen Povondra, who is in her 25th season with UNO, assistant coach Elena Pietro, in her first year, and volunteer assistant coach Tanya Cate, who is in her sixth year on the Maverick staff.
Mixed Schedule Takes Mavericks Around the Nation
Omaha's 2015 schedule includes 20 matches against 21 different opponents, and the team will play in 10 states across the country. UNO will square off with opponents from 10 different conferences, with three from the Missouri Valley, two from the Mountain West and once each from the American Athletic, BIG EAST, Big West, Big Sky, MAC, OVC, Southland and the WAC. Three foes -- Seton Hall, Central Florida and Denver -- were 2014 NCAA Tournament qualifiers.
Entering 2015, the Mavericks had never faced five of their 2015 opponents: Seton Hall, UNLV, Central Arkansas, Central Florida and San Jose State. Omaha currently holds a combined all-time record of 210-142-1 over all teams on the slate this season.
Freshman Foursome
The Mavericks have welcomed four true freshmen to the roster this season: defensive specialist Jessica Plake (Kansas City, Kan.), rightside hitter Meagen Roth (Lincoln, Neb.) and outside hitters Kayla Torson (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) and Gessica Gdowski (Fremont, Neb.).
Plake was a two-time all-state selection at Bishop Miege High School, where she helped the Stags to three state championships. Torson was a three-time all-state player at Xavier High School. Roth, a product of Lincoln Southeast High School, twice earned All-Nebraska honors and was part of three consecutive district championship teams, while Gdowski was a three-time all-state honorable mention pick at Fremont High School.
Plake, Gdowski and Torson have seen playing time so far this year, with Gdowski starting six matches since Oct. 20.
Summit League Preseason Poll Announced
Omaha was picked to finish sixth in the 2015 Summit League Preseason Poll released by the conference office on Aug. 20. The poll was determined by a vote of the league's head coaches.
Defending league champion Denver was tabbed as the league favorite after collecting seven first-place votes. IUPUI came in second, and North Dakota State was third. Oral Roberts was picked fourth, and South Dakota followed in fifth. Omaha tied for sixth with Fort Wayne, while South Dakota State and Western Illinois rounded out the poll in eighth and ninth, respectively.
Triple Trouble
Senior Michaela Schimmer has accounted for the last five triple-doubles in Omaha volleyball history. She tallied her fifth career triple-double on Nov. 15, 2013 vs. South Dakota, finishing with 12 kills, 26 assists and 20 digs. Schimmer had three triple-doubles as a freshman in 2012 and two more in 2013. Prior to her, the last triple-double came from Krista Niezwaag in 1999.
No Longer the Newcomers
In 2015-16, Omaha is in its first year as a Division I institution with full Summit League and NCAA postseason eligibility. The Mavericks competed the last four seasons as a reclassifying Division I school, and they officially joined the Summit League in 2012. During the reclassification period, UNO was ineligible for the league tournament and NCAA postseason play, but played a full regular-season conference schedule in its last three transitional years.
Next Up
Omaha closes regular-season play with two road matches, visiting Fort Wayne on Friday, Nov. 13 at 6 p.m. (CT) and IUPUI on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. (CT). Links to live stats, audio and/or video will be available on OMavs.com.
The Omaha volleyball team plays its final home match of the season this Tuesday, Nov. 10, hosting Oral Roberts at Baxter Arena at 7 p.m. Jon Green will have the call of the action, and links to live stats and video will be available on OMavs.com.
Quick Hits
•Omaha is one of six teams to have clinched a spot in the Summit League Championship, set for Nov. 20-22 in Denver, Colo. The other five qualifying squads are Denver, IUPUI, Oral Roberts, North Dakota State and South Dakota.
•The Mavericks currently sit in sole possession of second place in the conference standings.
•UNO has won six straight matches since Oct. 20, its longest stretch since a seven-match win streak in 2010. The Mavericks' 3-0 wins over Western Illinois on Nov. 1 and South Dakota State on Nov. 6 are their first back-to-back sweeps since Nov. 21-22, 2014 vs. UMass Lowell and Incarnate Word.
•The Mavs lead the Summit League in digs (1,718) and digs per set (17.18) and also rank second in block assists (375) and third in total blocks (216), blocks per set (2.16), aces (132) and aces per set (1.32).
•Senior middle blocker Megan Schmale tops the league in blocks per set (1.27), total blocks (127) and block assists (116) and is third in hitting percentage (.326). Sophomore setter Sydney O'Shaughnessy ranks third for assists (999) and assists per set (9.99).
•Omaha owns a 6-5 record at home this year. Its last season with a winning home record was 2010.
•Schmale's 430 assisted blocks have her at third on UNO's all-time career block assists chart. She needs six more to tie Ruth Evans (1985-88) for the school record of 436.
•O'Shaughnessy had a team-leading 19 double-doubles in her freshman campaign and leads the squad again as a sophomore with 18 double-doubles. Her 37 career double-doubles are the most of any active Maverick.
•O'Shaughnessy registered five aces in Omaha's win over North Dakota State on Oct. 23, the most of any Maverick in over three years. The last player with five aces in a match was Natalie Ebke, who also achieved the feat against North Dakota State on Sept. 15, 2012.
•UNO's six seniors on the roster mark the most since 2009.
•Omaha was picked to finish sixth in the 2015 Summit League Preseason Poll, its highest place in the poll since joining the conference in 2012.
Scouting the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
Oral Roberts brings a record of 14-12 (8-5 Summit League) into Tuesday's match after a 3-1 win at Western Illinois on Sunday. The Golden Eagles have won four of their last six matches and are fourth in the league standings. Sophomore outside hitter Laura Milos has won five Summit League Offensive Player of the Week awards this season and leads the league in kills (532), kills per set (5.27), aces (46) and aces per set (0.46). Head coach Sheera Sirola is in her 13th year at ORU, holding a career record of 238-160.
Oral Roberts leads the all-time series with Omaha, 5-2. The Mavericks won the first meeting this season, 3-0 in Tulsa, Okla., on Oct. 9.
Last Time Out: Omaha Sweeps SDSU for Sixth Straight Win
Omaha registered its sixth sweep of the season for its sixth consecutive win Friday evening, defeating South Dakota State 3-0 at Sapp Fieldhouse. Sophomore setter Sydney O'Shaughnessy nabbed her team-leading 18th double-double of the year, delivering 38 assists and 10 digs with four kills, an ace and a block. Senior middle blocker Amy Taylor paced the Mavericks with 10 kills on 15 errorless swings for a .667 hitting percentage, also adding three digs and a block.
Senior middle blocker Megan Schmale was close behind with nine kills as well as four digs and a team-best three blocks. One of Schmale's blocks was a solo stop, while the other two were assisted blocks, bringing her career total to 430 block assists, which ranks third in school history. Schmale sits just five block assists behind Kathy Knudsen, who had 435 from 1982-85, and six behind school record-holder Ruth Evans, who had 436 from 1985-88.
The Mavericks shined again defensively behind senior libero Kimberly Bailey, who had 22 digs along with a team-high three aces, and freshman defensive specialist Jessica Plake, who had 10 digs.
As a team, Omaha powered the victory with a season-high .333 attack percentage to South Dakota State's .113, outblocked the Jacks 4-0 and outdug them 62-42.
Bailey Snags Second Summit League Defensive Player of the Week Award
Senior libero Kimberly Bailey was named Summit League Defensive Player of the Week for her performance the week of Nov. 2-8, the league office announced Monday. It marks the second weekly conference award of Bailey's career and her second in as many weeks.
Bailey averaged 7.33 digs per set for the week, tallying 22 digs in a sweep of South Dakota State last Friday. The performance was her third straight match with 20 or more digs and her 11th such effort this season. It also helped extend Omaha's winning streak to six matches.
Last week, Bailey became the first Omaha player to earn a Summit League Defensive Player of the Week award since the Mavs joined the conference in 2011-12. She ranks fourth in the league with 4.44 digs per set this season.
Denver's Sarah Schmid joined Bailey as Offensive Player of the Week.
O'Shaughnessy Races Into Top 10 Assists List
Sophomore setter Sydney O'Shaughnessy etched her name into the UNO record books three weeks ago. Less than two years into her career, she ranks 10th in school history for career assists, having amassed 1,939 since joining the program in 2014. The Omaha native passed former Maverick Cheri Pribyl, who had 1,768 from 1995 to 1998, and currently sits behind Katie Agnew (2004-07), who totaled 2,359 during her run at UNO.
Bailey Climbing Career Digs Chart
Senior libero Kimberly Bailey joined UNO's top 10 for career digs on Sept. 26, and she is now seventh on the list with 1,460 digs over the last four seasons. Last Friday, she passed former Maverick and current volunteer assistant coach Tanya Cate (1994-97) and sits just behind Amy Steffel (1993-96), who had 1,463 digs for sixth.
Bailey also ranks fourth in the Summit League this season for total digs (444) and digs per set (4.44 ), and she owns 11 performances with 20 or more digs in a match.
Mavericks Making Their Mark Nationally
Omaha officially ranks among the top 40 nationally in four categories, coming in at 19th for digs per set (17.18), 27th for attacks per set (37.49) and 31st for total digs (1,718). Individually, senior middle blocker Megan Schmale is 20th in the country for total blocks (127) and 39th for blocks per set (1.27).
Schmale Aims for School Block Assists Record
Senior middle blocker Megan Schmale entered the top 10 in school history for career block assists earlier this season and has moved up to third on the list since then. After her combined two assisted blocks against South Dakota State, Schmale has 430 in four years, making her only the fourth Maverick to register 400 or more assisted stops.
Schmale's next targets are Kathy Knudsen (1982-85), who is second with 435, and Ruth Evans (1985-88), the all-time leader with 436.
Wollak Joins 1,000 Kill Club
On Sept. 11, senior outside hitter Kelley Wollak became the 19th player in program history -- and the first in the Division I era -- to pass the 1,000 career kills milestone. She hit No. 1,000 just two plays into the third set against SIUE.
Omaha last added players to the 1,000 Kill Club in 2009, when Kelli Goeser (2006-09) finished her career with 1,058 and Ellen Thommes (2006-09) closed with 1,282. Over her Maverick career, Wollak has compiled 1,129 kills in just over three seasons.
What Makes Up the Mavericks
•Omaha returns 11 letterwinners from the 2014 season, including seven in the starting lineup: libero Kimberly Bailey, middle blockers Diane Banderas and Megan Schmale, setter/rightside hitter Michaela Schimmer, setter Sydney O'Shaughnessy and outside hitters Kelley Wollak and Mackenzie Horkey.
•UNO returns 98 percent of its total offensive production from last season, as this year's returners accounted for 1,470 of the Mavericks' 1,495 kills.
•The Mavs also return 98 percent of their total blocking production from last year, with the returners credited for 287.5 out of 292.5 stops.
•Omaha lost four letterwinners from the 2014 squad in graduated seniors Jessy Schroedter and Rachelle Kruml, along with defensive specialists Marisa Moseman and Aftyn Johnson.
•Wollak is UNO's top returning hitter, having averaged 3.24 kills per set last year. At the net, Amanda Conlin had a team-high 1.16 blocks per set, and Schmale had 1.14 blocks per set.
•O'Shaughnessy and Horkey were both named to the Summit League All-Freshmen team at the end of 2014.
•The Mavericks are made up of four freshmen, three sophomores, two juniors and six seniors.
•Schmale was Omaha's first Division I all-conference pick in 2013, earning All-Summit honorable mention status. She led the conference in blocking and ranked in the top 100 nationally for blocks per set. Schmale also earned Academic All-Summit accolades, which she repeated in 2014.
Shires Guides Mavericks as Winningest Coach in School History
Head coach Rose Shires is the all-time winningest coach in 45 years of UNO volleyball history. In her 26th year at the helm of the Maverick program, Shires owns a career record of 471-341 (.580), with the most wins of the five coaches who have served at Omaha.
The 1996 AVCA National Coach of the Year and a two-time conference coach of the year, Shires has enjoyed tremendous success as UNO's guide. The 1996 campaign saw her lead UNO to a national championship as well as its first North Central Conference championship since 1987, followed by an Elite Eight appearance in 1997. In NCAA Tournament play, Shires' squads have combined for 11 appearances and a 10-10 postseason mark.
Shires is assisted by associate head coach Karen Povondra, who is in her 25th season with UNO, assistant coach Elena Pietro, in her first year, and volunteer assistant coach Tanya Cate, who is in her sixth year on the Maverick staff.
Mixed Schedule Takes Mavericks Around the Nation
Omaha's 2015 schedule includes 20 matches against 21 different opponents, and the team will play in 10 states across the country. UNO will square off with opponents from 10 different conferences, with three from the Missouri Valley, two from the Mountain West and once each from the American Athletic, BIG EAST, Big West, Big Sky, MAC, OVC, Southland and the WAC. Three foes -- Seton Hall, Central Florida and Denver -- were 2014 NCAA Tournament qualifiers.
Entering 2015, the Mavericks had never faced five of their 2015 opponents: Seton Hall, UNLV, Central Arkansas, Central Florida and San Jose State. Omaha currently holds a combined all-time record of 210-142-1 over all teams on the slate this season.
Freshman Foursome
The Mavericks have welcomed four true freshmen to the roster this season: defensive specialist Jessica Plake (Kansas City, Kan.), rightside hitter Meagen Roth (Lincoln, Neb.) and outside hitters Kayla Torson (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) and Gessica Gdowski (Fremont, Neb.).
Plake was a two-time all-state selection at Bishop Miege High School, where she helped the Stags to three state championships. Torson was a three-time all-state player at Xavier High School. Roth, a product of Lincoln Southeast High School, twice earned All-Nebraska honors and was part of three consecutive district championship teams, while Gdowski was a three-time all-state honorable mention pick at Fremont High School.
Plake, Gdowski and Torson have seen playing time so far this year, with Gdowski starting six matches since Oct. 20.
Summit League Preseason Poll Announced
Omaha was picked to finish sixth in the 2015 Summit League Preseason Poll released by the conference office on Aug. 20. The poll was determined by a vote of the league's head coaches.
Defending league champion Denver was tabbed as the league favorite after collecting seven first-place votes. IUPUI came in second, and North Dakota State was third. Oral Roberts was picked fourth, and South Dakota followed in fifth. Omaha tied for sixth with Fort Wayne, while South Dakota State and Western Illinois rounded out the poll in eighth and ninth, respectively.
Triple Trouble
Senior Michaela Schimmer has accounted for the last five triple-doubles in Omaha volleyball history. She tallied her fifth career triple-double on Nov. 15, 2013 vs. South Dakota, finishing with 12 kills, 26 assists and 20 digs. Schimmer had three triple-doubles as a freshman in 2012 and two more in 2013. Prior to her, the last triple-double came from Krista Niezwaag in 1999.
No Longer the Newcomers
In 2015-16, Omaha is in its first year as a Division I institution with full Summit League and NCAA postseason eligibility. The Mavericks competed the last four seasons as a reclassifying Division I school, and they officially joined the Summit League in 2012. During the reclassification period, UNO was ineligible for the league tournament and NCAA postseason play, but played a full regular-season conference schedule in its last three transitional years.
Next Up
Omaha closes regular-season play with two road matches, visiting Fort Wayne on Friday, Nov. 13 at 6 p.m. (CT) and IUPUI on Saturday, Nov. 14 at 6 p.m. (CT). Links to live stats, audio and/or video will be available on OMavs.com.
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