New Ulm Journal POY: Schewe; All Star Game

#1 posting 11.15.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
NEW ULM JOURNAL ALL AREA TEAM
Chrissi Schewe of Sleepy Eye St. Mary's is the New Ulm Journal player of the year plus the rest of the team.

Today the 2nd Annual South Central Minnesota High School Volleyball All Star Games takes place at Bloomington Jefferson High School with three teams battling each other.
Admission: $10 for Adults; $5 for Students
1:00 pm – Doors Open for Spectators
1:30 pm – Team One vs. Team Two
2:35 pm – Team One vs. Team Three
3:40 pm – Team Two vs. Team Three

Chrissi Schewe is one of 27 players taking part today

Next up: Big 10 results

Two New Badgers, More Signings

#2 posting 11.14.2008
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MORE SIGNINGS
Wisconsin signed two players
6-1 OH Alexis Mitchell from Davenport Central, Iowa
6-3 MH Mary Ording from Indianapolis Cathedral

Rhode Island signed two players
Sydney Danner of Shawnee Mission East
Annie Nelson of Rockford Lutheran, IL

South Dakota State signed three players
6-0 OH Kelly Herrmann of Rapid City Stevens
6-3 MB Kaitlin Klingemann of Millard North, NE
6-3 RS Kelsey Hansen of Bennington, NE

Texas Christian added one more signer--Sloane Sunstrum of Southlake, ,TX.

D1 NEWS
BIG 10 Minnesota travels to Northwestern and Wisconsin.

Indiana faces Purdue and Illinois.

Illinois middle hitter Johannah Bangert has been named to Academic All-District 5 second team.

ACC: North Carolina swept Duke with an 8 point margin. Brianna Eskola (Columbia Heights) had 21 digs for UNC.

BIG SKY: Weber State beat Northern Arizona in five with a margin of 1 point. The Jackson County Central duo of Brittney Bisaillon and Leah Burmeister had 19 and 6.5 points for WS.

MOUNTAIN WEST: Colorado State swept San Diego State by a 22 point margin. Tessa Nelson (Tracy-Milroy-Balaton) had 9 points for CSU.

WEST COAST: #24 Pepperdine swept Portland with a margin of 19 points. Jennifer Sheedy (Totino-Grace) had 6 points for Portland.

D2
UM Duluth is #4 in the North Central poll. Augustana moves to #7.

BEACH
The Americans, including former Gopher Nicole Branagh and Tyra Turner are undefeated in the China FIVB Beach tournament.

Next up: tomorrow

St. Thomas Done, 4 New Gophers

#1 posting 11.14.2008
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SIGNINGS
Minnesota signed four players (and their national ranking)
6-1 RH Katherine Harms of St. Michael-Albertville (#7)
6-1 MN Brianna Haugen of Minneapolis Southwest (#46)
6-5 OH Tabitha Love of Dauphin, Manitoba
6-1 S Mia Tabberson of Muncie Burris, IN (#33)

D1
Minnesota hopes to end their road woes this weekend. From the Minnesota Daily.

North Dakota State is one win away from the Summit league title. From the Fargo Forum.

D2
Marshall's Sarah Wyffels has made an impact at UM Duluth. From the Marshall Independent.

D3 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
UW Eau Claire swept #17 Gustavus with a margin of 15 points. Gustavus' Emily Klein added to her season dig record to 664. Abby Freiborg (Renville County West) had 15.5 points for UWEC. Meghan Gehring (Eau Claire North) had 11 points for Gustavus. From the Mankato Free Press.

St. Benedict beat Simpson in four with a margin of 32 points. Calleigh Brown (Buffalo) had 14.5 points for St. Ben's. Amy Schuster (Indianaola, IA) had 12 points for Simpson.

Concordia Moorhead beat Loras in five with a margin of 2 points. The Cobbers trailed 2-1. Greta King (Willmar) had 21.5 points for CM. Kate Russell (Woodstock, IL) had 22 points for Loras. From the Fargo Forum.

UW LaCrosse ended host St. Thomas' season in five sets. St. Thomas had a 3 point advantage. Brianne Stankus (Burlington, WI) had 21 points for UWL. Katie McCaffrey (Fort Collins, CO) had 32 points for St. Thomas.

Here is the region website.

ALL REGION HM
Jess Levin of St. Olaf was named to the AVCA all Central region honorable mention list.

NJCAA D3 NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Ridgewater is looking for the their second national title in three years. Warrior Leah Miller was destined to play for Ridgewater from birth. From the West Central Tribune.

HIGH SCHOOL ALL CONFERENCE
Osakis had five players make the Prairie All Conference team. From the Alexandria Echo Press.

The Polar North and Pine to Prairie conferences have released their all conference lists. From the Grand Forks Herald.
Also the Hiawatha Valley has released their AC list. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

HS REVIEW
Farmington's season is reviewed in the Farmington Independent.

New York Mills and Perham have their seasons recapped in the Perham Enterprise.

Nicole Anderson was MVP for Cannon Falls. From the Cannon Falls Beacon.

Next up: More news

Rolf Resigns at Marquette, Around the Signing Block

#2 posting 11.13.2008
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COLLEGE REPORTS
ROLF RESIGNS
Marquette coach Pati Rolf has resigned immediately. Assistant coach Erica Heisser takes over. Rolf is from Hopkins and attended North Dakota State.

BIG 10
#19 Michigan swept Ohio State with a margin of 30 points. Karlee Bruck had 11.5 points for the Wolverines. Katie Dull had 12.5 points for the Buckeyes. Susan Halverson (Apple Valley) had 5 digs and 1 point for OSU.

Michigan State travels to Michigan and Ohio State this weekend.

Allison Straumann of Cary Grove, IL has signed with Iowa. The 5-11 outside hitter is a first team all state player according to the Chicago Sun Times and Chicago Daily Herald.

Illinois has signed three players
6-1 outside hitter Jessica Jendryk of Benet Academy, IL
6-3 middle blocker Erin Johnson of Crystal Lake South, IL
5-9 setter Jackie Wolfe of Wheaton-Warrenville South, IL

MORE D1
SIGNINGS
Colorado State signed two players
6-4 middle Tori Brummett of Redlands East Valley, CA
6-2 middle Lisa Parlich of Delavan-Darien, WI

North Dakota State signed three players
6-1 RH/S Brynn Joki of Grand Rapids
6-0 MH Megan Lambertson of Litchfield
5-8 DS Andrea Henning of Kettle Moraine Lutheran, WI

Northern Iowa signed three players
5-10 outside hitter Amy Braun Lakeville North
6-1 middle blocker Shelby Kintzel Mount Vernon, IA
5-10 setter Molly Turk Burlington Central, IL

Texas Christian signed two players
OH Kelli Stewart of Magnolia, TX
MB/RS Emily Kirby of Texhoma Christian, TX

Ohio signed three players
MB Lexie Hartnett of Fairport, NY
S Leah Petrovich of Pittsburgh Shaler PA
OH Faith Robins of Winston Salem Glenn, NC

ACC: Virginia hosts Maryland and Boston College

BIG 12: Texas A&M beat Iowa State in four with a margin of 11 points. Diane Kieger (Mounds View) had 2.5 points for ISU.

MISSOURI VALLEY: Creighton is headed to Southern Illinois and Evansville this weekend.

WEST COAST: Portland hosts #24 Pepperdine and Loyola Marymount.

NON CON: Rhode Island swept Providence with a margin of 14 points. Jillian Bekke (Cretin-Derham Hall) had 1 dig for the Rams.

NAIA
Jamestown swept Dakota State in the DAC semifinals. The margin was 32 points. From the Jamestown Sun.

BEACH
Former Gopher Nicole Branagh and Tyra Turner are the second seeds at the China FIVB Beach tournament.

Next up: Tomorrow unless news breaks.

Coaches All State List

#1 posting 11.13.2008
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ALL STATE
Here are the MN Volleyball Coaches Association All State list (including Honorable Mentions).

SIGNINGS
OH Megan Lambertson of Litchfield signed with North Dakota State. From the West Central Tribune.

Two Chaska players signed yesterday: Maggie Finkel to Winona State, and Makenzie Niesche to SW MN State. From the SW Scoreboard.

MVP
Leah Fadness of Minneota was named MVP of the Camden Conference. From the Marshall Independent.

WEDNESDAYS
St. Cloud area clergy have written a letter to area athletic directors as athletic events have crept on to Wednesdays. From the St. Cloud Times.

ALL STAR GAMES
Danielle Sowada of Holdingford is one of the players in the South Central All Star at Bloomington Jefferson on Saturday. From the St. Cloud Times.

ALL CONFERENCE
UM Crookston's Amber Meyer (Paxton, NE) is on the Northern Sun Honorable Mention list. From the Crookston Times.

D3 TOURNAMENT
St. Benedict will play Simpson today at St. Thomas at 1 pm in the First round of the D3 tournament. From the St. Cloud Times.
Gustavus faces UW Eau Claire at 3:30.
Confident UW LaCrosse is ready for host St. Thomas. From the LaCrosse Tribune.

You can pick from four St. Thomas video highlights from last Saturday's playoff win against Gustavus.

This link is tournament headquarters.

NJCAA TOURNAMENT
Rochester is the host of the NJCAA D3 tournament this weekend. Hibbing and Ridgewater are the Minnesota teams in the hunt for a title. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Julie Rainey of Stewartville is the female athlete of the week for KAAL.

POLLS
MSU Mankato is #6 in the North Central region rankings.

SEASON REPORTS
Pine River-Backus has their season review in the Pine & Lakes.

Glencoe-Silver Lake has their season review in the McLeod County Chronicle.

LATE REPORTS
Wadena-Deer Creek was 0-2 in the AA tournament last week. From the Wadena Pioneer Journal.

Next up: More News--college style

2 More Verbals, Angner's Month, McCutcheon Honored

#3 posting 11.12.2008
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TWO MORE VERBALS
Katelyn Horihan of Mabel-Canton is headed to Winona State.

Ann Zyvoloski of St. Cloud Cathedral is headed to UM Duluth.

COLLEGE REPORTS
BIG 10
Indiana Banters with Benson.

Iowa goes on the road to Northwestern and Wisconsin.

Purdue is holding a Pizza Bash on Wednesday.

#1 Penn State heads to #17 Illinois and #18 Purdue.

Northwestern hosts Iowa and Minnesota.

MORE D1
North Dakota is headed to Bryant this weekend for the National Transitions Tournament.

SUMMIT: South Dakota State's Mackenzie Angner (Cincinnati St. Ursula) has been named Summit Athlete of the Month for October.

D3
Carleton's Sarah Kunelius (Eagan) made the MIAC All Conference list.

The MIAC has released their all playoff team.

HIGH SCHOOL
Rochester Home School was 2nd in the Bronze II bracket at the national Home School Tournament. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

BEACH
Former Gopher Nicole Branagh and Tyra Turner head to Sanya, China for the final FIVB Beach tournament.

McCUTCHEON HONORED
Anaheim will honor USA's men's volleyball coach Hugh McCutcheon as their man of the year.

Next up: tomorrow

3 Amigos, Northern Sun All Conference

#2 posting 11.12.2008
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COLLEGE REPORTS
BIG 10
The Three Amigos (part 2) ride again for the Gophers. From the Minnesota Daily.

D2
NORTHERN SUN
Augustana beat Wayne State, Nebraska in five with a margin of 12 points. WSN led 2-1. Ellen Andrews (Bancroft-Rosalie, Nebraska) had 19.5 points for the Vikings. Mindy Moody (Sioux City Heelan) had 18.5 points for WSN.

MSU Mankato swept MSU Moorhead with a margin of 20 points. It was the Mavericks 5th straight win. Kimber Kuhl (Chaska) had 13.5 points for Mankato. Cathy Turner (New Prague) had 11 points for Moorhead. From the Mankato Free Press.

#8 SW MN State swept UM Crookston with a margin of 19 points. Kasey Loeslie (Tracy-Milroy-Balaton) had 13.5 points for SW. Amber Meyer (Paxton, NE) had 11 points for UMC.

Winona State beat Upper Iowa in four with a margin of 10 points. Jenna Padley (Lodi, WI) had 14 points for WSU. Beth Deutmeyer (Dyersville Beckman, IA) had 18 points for UIU.

The Northern Sun released their all Conference list prior to the end of the season.
Concordia St. Paul's Maggie McNamara (Zumbrota-Mazeppa) was named player of the year.
Concordia St. Paul's Mary Slinger (Bethlehem Academy) was named libero of the year.
SW MN State's Devin Diedrich (Braham) was named freshman of the year.
Concordia St. Paul's Brady Starkey was named coach of the year.
CSP had 6 on the AC list
SW had 3 on the AC list, 1 HM
UMD had 2 AC, 2 HM.
Augustana had 2 AC and 3 HMs.

COACHING
East Ridge High School in Woodbury is looking for a volleyball coach. From the South Washington County Bulletin.

AWARDS
Gustavus' Bridget Burtzel (Rocori) is ESPN's Academic All District V

Next up: Still more to come.

Two more Sign, UMAC Awards

#1 posting 11.12.2008
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SIGNING DAY
Today is the first day of college signing day for volleyball.
Joining the signers are
Outside hitter Lauren Cipperly of Andover to St. Cloud State.
Setter Madeline Haben of Holy Angels to Michigan Tech.
This pushes the total verbals/signings to 28 overall for the Minnesota 2009 class and 16 headed to D2.

AWARDS
Parkers Prairie coach Tanya Powers has been named coach of the year in the Little 8 conference. PP was 29-2 this year. From the Alexandria Echo Press.

LETTER
A Hutchinson fan thanks the team with a letter to the editor in the Hutchinson Leader.

ALL CONFERENCE
The UMAC has released their all conference list. Northwestern, MN had three players make the list including player of the year Steph Koth (Hibbing) . St. Scholastica had four to make the list.
Bethany Lutheran had 1 AC and 2 HM.
Two UM Morris players received honorable mentions: Allison Pippo (Annandale) and Brianna Czer (MN Valley Lutheran). From the Morris Sun Tribune.

JO
Southern Minnesota Volleyball will hold tryouts on Nov. 15 at the National Volleyball Center in Rochester. From the Rochester Post Bulletin at the end of the column.

Next up: More to come

Wittman Player of the Year in St. Paul Pioneer Press

#3 posting 11.11.2008
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ALL STATE TEAM
The St. Paul Pioneer Press has released their All State team. At the top of the list--Ashley Wittman of Shakopee.

ALL AREA
The West Central Tribune has released their All Area Team.

ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
Brittany Chambers of Jordan is Athlete of the week for KARE 11.

Leah Dietel of Jordan, Katherine Harms of St. Michael-Albertville, and Ashley Wittman all made the StarTribune's Athletes of the week list.

TRANSITIONS
North Dakota has a chance to tie a school record for wins. UND is headed to Bryant University for the transition D1 tournament. From the Grand Forks Herald.

#1 & ON THE ROAD
North Dakota State may be the Summit champ, but they will need to get past #2 Oral Roberts, the host of the Summit League tournament. From the Fargo Forum.

RECRUITING SEMINAR
JumpForward holds a recruiting seminar at Eden Prairie from 7 to 8 pm tonight. From the SW Scoreboard.

COMMUNITY COLLEGE
NDSCS ended their season at the Region XIII tournament last weekend. From the Wahpeton Daily News.

Next up: I think that wraps it up for today.

5 Minnesota Players Win Weekly Honors, Tan her 5th

#2 posting 11.11.2008
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MORE STATE TOURNAMENT RECAPS
Windom celebrates their state A title. Coach Ron Wendorff is a song and dance man. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

Stewartville beat Delano for 5th place in AA. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

HS AWARDS
Anna Schlaak, a freshman from NRHEG, has been named Waseca County News player of the year.

Crystal Lamont of Waterville-Elysian-Morristown has been named Waseca County News coach of the year.

COLLEGE AWARDS
D1
BIG 10: Illinois' Laura DeBruhler was named offensive player of the week in the Big 10. The Gophers' Christine Tan was co defensive player of the week (her 5th time this year) along with Arielle Wilson of Penn State.

ACC: North Carolina's Brianna Eskola (Columbia Heights) was co player of the week in the ACC. She is 88 digs away from the all time ACC dig record.

SUMMIT: Both Lopez sisters (DGF) for North Dakota State were players of the week. Kelly took defensive honors while Jennifer gathered the offensive title.

D2
NORTHERN SUN: UM Duluth's April Hansen (BBE) and Lindsey Clairmont (Wayzata) have been named co players of the week in the Northern Sun.

COLLEGE NEWS
BIG 10: Three Penn State seniors talk about their experiences.

Ohio State is at #19 Michigan on Wednesday and Michigan State on Saturday.

The Big 10 has their weekly press release

#19 Michigan hosts Ohio State Wednesday and Michigan State on Friday.

PAC 10: Washington State travels to Oregon and Oregon State.

SUMMIT: North Dakota State travels to Centenary and Oral Roberts this weekend.
South Dakota State travels to UMKC and Centenary to close out the season.

D3 TOURNAMENT
Gustavus will face UW Eau Claire in the NCAA D3 tournament on Thursday, November 13 at 3:30 at St. Thomas.
St. Benedict will face Simpson in the D3 tournament on Thursday at 1 pm at St. Thomas.

Concordia Moorhead takes on Loras at 6 on Thursday.

Host St. Thomas will face UW LaCrosse at 8:30 on Thursday.
Here is the entire D3 tournament bracket.

POLLS
D1: Minnesota moves to up two spots to #15. Colorado State is #16. Cincinnati received votes.

D2: SW MN State falls to #8. From the Marshall Independent. Augustana is #22.

next up: tomorrow unless more news breaks

All State and All Stars

#1 posting 11.11.2008
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ALL STATE
The Breakdown has released their 2008 All State team.

ALL STAR GAMES
2nd Annual South Central Minnesota High School Volleyball All Star Games
Bloomington Jefferson High School
4001 W 102nd Street
Bloomington, MN
Saturday, November 15th, 2008
Admission: $10 for Adults; $5 for Students
Here is the schedule
1:00 pm – Doors Open for Spectators
Begin of Match Play: Two Games to 25 and One Game to 15
1:30 pm – Team One vs. Team Two
2:35 pm – Team One vs. Team Three
3:40 pm – Team Two vs. Team Three
Here are the rosters
Team One
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Elly Braaten Hastings 11 OH 6-0
2 Sarah Osberg Hastings 12 RS 5-9
3 Lisa Kranz Hastings 11 S 5-5
4 Erin Sherman Benilde-St. Margaret’s 12 L 5-6
5 Jolene Brody Austin 12 OH 5-6
6 Rebekah Aase Austin 12 MB 6-2
7 Megan Schroeder Rochester Mayo 12 RS/MH 5-8
8 Danielle Sowada Holdingford 12 MH 5-9
9 Josi Holter Lakeville South 12 RS/LS 5-9
Head Coach: Jen Nelson, Lakeville South High School
Asst. Coach: Jared Rendell, Lakeville South High School
Team Two
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Jessica Clark Triton 12 MH 5-10
2 Alyssa Bryngelson Triton 12 OH 5-8
3 Maddi Nerenhausen Triton 11 OH 5-6
4 Arriel Mewhorter Blaine 12 OH 6-0
5 Mackenzie Suda Blaine 12 S 5-8
6 Jacey Anderson Spring Grove 11 DS/OH 5-5
7 Courtney Preiner Hill-Murray 12 L 5-6
8 Crissi Schewe Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 12 MH 5-11
9 Nevada Helget Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 11 S 5-8
Head Coach: Stef Dietz, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s
Asst. Coach: Wendy Owens, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s
Team Three
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Cassie Gran Caledonia 12 S 5-5
2 Libby Augedahl Caledonia 12 OH 5-8
3 Danika Stindtman Blue Earth 12 OH 6-0
4 Grace Sanders Lakeville South 12 L 5-5
5 Kayla Horbacz Cambridge Isanti 11 RS 5-10
6 Kirstee Rotty Farmington 12 L 5-8
7 Elizabeth Benson Cannon Falls 12 S 5-6
8 Nikki Meinz Sauk Rapids-Rice 12 OH 5-5
9 Dana Boerboom Lakeview 11 MH 5-10
Head Coach: Michael Woody, Farmington
Asst. Coach: Jon Ostgaard, Farmington
Games Manager: Lonnie Morken, Mabel-Canton High School
Event Directors: Dan and Susan Ninham, All Star Athletic Promotions

2008 North Central High School Volleyball All Star Games
Bemidji State University Gymnasium
Sunday, November 16th
Admission: $10 for adults; $5 for students
Noon – Doors Open for Spectators
12:30 pm – Team 1 vs. Team 2 Team 3 vs. Team 4
1:25 pm – Team 5 vs. Team 6 Team 7 vs. Team 8
2:20 pm - Team 1 vs. Team 4 Team 3 vs. Team 2
3:15 pm - Team 5 vs. Team 8 Team 7 vs. Team 6

Team One
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Lindsay Morgan Crookston 12 S 5-4
2 Meghan Forney Crookston 12 L/BR 5-2
3 Stephany Berger East Grand Forks 12 OH 5-9
4 Brooke Vonasek East Grand Forks 12 MH 6-0
5 Betsy Smith East Grand Forks 12 OH 5-7
6 Alycia Heisler Detroit Lakes 12 MH 6-1
7 Emily Lindquist Detroit Lakes 12 OH 5-10
8 Robin Hutchinson Detroit Lakes 12 OH 5-10
9 Kelsey Wirtanen Hibbing 12 S/RH 5-7
10 Heather Tormanen Menahga 12 MH 5-8
Head Coach: Beth Leighton, Detroit Lakes High School
Asst. Coach: Mike Summers, Detroit Lakes High School
Team Two
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Leah Benham Deer River 11 O/MH
2 Haylie Holmgren Kittson Central 12 MH 5-8
3 Skyler Karboviak Kittson Central 12 S 5-5
4 Emily Van Den Einde Mahnomen 11 MH 5-10
5 Kim Vipond Mahnomen 11 LS/DS 5-5
6 Kayla Pelletier Red Lake County Central 12 MH 5-9
7 Megan Sobtzak Greenway 11 S 5-7
8 Kacie Kuusisto Greenway 11 OH 5-7
9 Kendra Coleman Pelican Rapids 11 M/RH 5-9
10 Kendra Skoog Menahga 12 DS 5-5
Head Coach: TBA
Team Three
No. Name School Grade Position Height
Katie Hood Bagley 12 S 5-5
Darcie Olson Bagley 12 MH 5-11
3 Megan Malwitz Thief River Falls 12 DS 5-4
4 Cassie Gunderson Thief River Falls 12 MH 5-10
5 Meagan Abrahamson Thief River Falls 12 OH 5-6
6 Ashley Feldman Lake of the Woods 11 MH 6-2
7 Ali Hasbargen Lake of the Woods 11 MH/RH 5-10
8 Cassie Langrehr Lake of the Woods 12 LH 5-8
9 Sharayah Day Laporte 11 S 5-6
Head Coach: Rebecca Rud, Bagley High School
Asst. Coach: Sara Tramm, Bagley High School
Team Four
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Brittany Tronnes Fisher 11 OH 5-10
2 Kelsey Melsa Fisher 10 DS/OH 5-6
3 Taylor Krahn Warroad 12 OH 5-6
4 Brianna Goulet Warroad 12 S 5-2
5 Tonya Morris Cass Lake-Bena 12 L/DS 5-3
6 Ann Aitken Cass Lake-Bena 11 MH 5-8
7 Danielle Jourdain Cass Lake-Bena 11 MH 5-10
8 Erin Walters Nevis 12 L 5-5
9 Kiera Gustafson Nevis 12 OS 5-7
10 Magen Stambaugh Nevis 12 LH 5-8
Head Coach: Steff Hanson, Nevis High School
Team Five
No. Name School Grade Position Height
1 Miranda Pearson Warroad 11 MB 5-9
2 Brook Story Warroad 11 OH 5-5
3 Kayla Handevidt Esko 11 MH 6-1
4 Jessica Finck Bertha-Hewitt 11 OH 5-6
5 Morgan Kapphahn Bertha-Hewitt 10 OH 5-5
6 Abby Hoganson Detroit Lakes 12 S 5-5
7 Morgan Lof Detroit Lakes 12 MH 6-0
8 Dani Labine Detroit Lakes 12 LB/DS 5-4
9 Ashley Mertens East Grand Forks 12 S 5-8
Head Coach: Vickie Anderson, Mahnomen
Team Six
No. Name School Grade Position Height
Cortney Rykken Babbitt-Embarrass 12 S 5-10
2 Shelby Goble Bigfork 12 OH 5-6
3 Ariel Anderson Bigfork 12 OH 5-8
4 Mattie Ellenson Henning 12 MH/OH 5-8
5 Ashley Haugdahl Henning 12 OH 5-9
6 Olivia Johnson Grand Rapids 12 L 5-8
7 Jenna Gillson Grand Rapids 11 S/RH 5-8
8 Setareh Mostofi Roseau 11 MH 5-8
9 Kelly Sorensen Roseau 11 L 5-2
Head Coach: Susanna Feiro, Babbitt-Embarrass High School
Asst. Coach: Misty Roseth, Babbitt-Embarrass High School
Team Seven
No. Name School Grade Position Height
Nikki Shaleen Eveleth-Gilbert 12 S 5-5
Cassie Fleming Eveleth-Gilbert 12 OH 5-6
Kelsi Rudolph Eveleth-Gilbert 12 MH/OH 5-5
Carly Reuter Deer River 12 MH
Kylie Lane Roseau 12 RH/BLS 5-5
Hayley Kelly Roseau 11 OH/BLS 5-7
Hannah Hogenson Roseau 11 MH 5-10
Bridget Martini Sebeka 11 OH/DS 5-4
Adrienne Nelson Sebeka 11 S 5-5
Head Coach: Liz Biondich, Eveleth-Gilbert High School
Asst. Coach: Melissa Lautigar, Eveleth-Gilbert High School
Team Eight
No. Name School Grade Position Height
Brynn Joki Grand Rapids 12 S/L/R/M 6-1
Amanda Hardy Grand Rapids 12 OH 5-7
Alie Dorn Thief River Falls 12 MH/RH 5-9
4 Haley Teie Thief River Falls 12 OH 5-6
5 Siri Jore Win-E-Mac 12 DS 5-2
6 Kendra Lee Win-E-Mac 12 OH 5-9
7 Jordyn Thompson Win-E-Mac 12 LI 5-4
8 Briana Grapevine Northome 12 OH/MH 5-8
9 Brooke Lindner Northome 11 S/DS
Head Coach: Lynette Kaster, Win-E-Mac

Inaugural Tri-State Senior High School All Star Volleyball Games
Sunday, November 23rd, 2008
Performance Court on the campus of theRochester Community and Technical College,
Noon – Doors Open for Spectators
12:30 pm – Team Wisconsin vs. Team Iowa
1:40 pm – Team Wisconsin vs. Team Minnesota
2:50 pm – Team Iowa vs. Team Minnesota

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Weekly Review: State Tournament Recap

#3 posting 11.10.2008
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WEEKLY REVIEW #13: State Tournament Recap
I have decompressed and digested the three days of volleyball action at the Xcel Center.

ATMOSPHERE
PARKING: too high as always. $12 seems $6 too high.

FOOD: Speaking of high $7 for a pizza in a box is also too high. They did add another pepperoni to the solo pepperoni from last year. I never even attempted to purchase beverages which were obscenely high. The hot dogs were $3.50. Nothing screamed value.

BEST SEATS: I don't understand why the end zone seats aren't used more often. They offer the best views. Press row had a big old ref stand in the way blocking 1/5 of the court. Thursday I sat along press row, but soon moved out on Friday.

BEST BAND: Ada-Borup takes the band to a different place. When the band director starts belting out a rap on Ada you know it is not your mother's band anymore.

BEST CHANT RESPONSE: From Andover to Shakopee's "Why so quiet"... "because were losing"

NO PHOTOS: You didn't see any of the photos I took because the MSHSL controls the images of the state tournaments. You can see the photos from August to the section finals at kevinanderson.photostockplus.com.

GAMES & PLAYERS
all are on the matches I saw.
BEST SET: 1st set of the A championship between Windom vs Bethlehem Academy.

BEST FINAL: Shakopee vs Eastview

BEST COMEBACK: Windom vs BA in the first set of the A championship.

WHAT WAS HE WATCHING?: The no call in the Eastview vs STMA third set when Eastview blocked the ball and the refs didn't see it resulting in a four contact call.

EVEN/ODD JINX: BA----They have won state titles in the odd years of 2003, 05, and 07. They have finished 2nd in the even years of 2004, 06 and now 08. Next year pencil BA in as champs if the Even/Odd pattern holds.

NON SEED ADVANCING: Andover toppled #4 Wayzata in the AAA quarters with a five set win.

BEST OUT OF SYSTEM: Ada-Borup pushed BA to five in the semis with scrappy play and getting points on kills out of system.

BEST SERVING: Windom racked up 38 aces in 12 sets---an average of 3.17 per set. Marshall had 2.7.

BEST HITTING: Shakopee's lowest total was .248. The Sabers were north of .300 in the other two contests.

BEST ONE-TWO PUNCH: Jordan's CD connection---Brittany Chambers and Leah Dietel.

BEST SISTERHOOD: Ysker Sisters of Windom

BEST REVENGE: Windom over BA in the A Championship. In the other two rematches from last year Marshall and Shakopee won in three.

BEST SHORTS: Windom's coaching staff. Snow was falling on Saturday, but they maintained the shorts.

TEAM OF THE WEEK:
You might get tired of seeing it but it has to be Shakopee. The Sabers were 9-1 for the week in sets. Windom was 9-3 as was Jordan. The Sabers have been number one most of the season at AAA and for good reason. They do their jobs. Contrary to popular belief they are not a one person team. The final three earned points vs Eastview came from players other than Ashley Wittman. In fact of the last 11 points only one came off a Wittman kill. In order for Wittman to get her swing going their needs to be a pass. Mollie Geske, Libero and the other Sabers deliver. The setters need to get their jobs done. After that the players cover. Here is the scary thought for the rest of AAA---The Sabers start no seniors. They have a chance for the first "Three-peat" in the three class system. (Central Christian won one title in the two class and then two more in the new three class in A--1998-99-2000). It would be the first "three-peat" in the 25 point era. This is Shakopee's second honor this year. They won in week 1.

PLAYER OF THE WEEK
This again is no mystery--Ashley Wittman. She brought the Thunder to the Lightning on Saturday and has been bringing the Thunder all season to everyone. Wittman had 77 kills for the week and hit .449. It would be a mistake to think Wittman's skills are exclusively on the offensive end. She also led her team in digs with 18 vs Rochester Mayo and 28 vs Eastview. Wittman is aware of what is happening. This is Wittman's fourth honor this year. She won in week 1, 4, and 12.

FIRST TEAM
Ashley Wittman, Shakopee, OH
Brittany Chambers, Jordan, OH
Lauren Grant, Eastview, MH
Leah Dietel, Jordan, MH
Megan Ysker, Windom, S
Katherine Harms, St. Michael-Albertville, RH
Mollie Geske, Shakopee, L

SECOND TEAM
Anna Zyvoloski, St. Cloud Cathedral OH
Rachel Westby, Marshall, OH
Holly Hafemeyer, Bethlehem Academy MH
Katie Lange, Hibbing, MH
Anna Olson, Eastview, S
Catherine Yager, St. Michael-Albertville, S
Kaiti Wachter, Eastview L

THIRD TEAM
Kari Ann Nass, Bethlehem Academy, OH
Jaime Rainey, Stewartville, OH
Heidi Lensing, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa MH
Tia Gaffen, Wayzata, OH
Kayla Wallerich, Marshall, S
Kayla Koenecke, Delano, S
Shay Birath, Marshall, L

photos: Team--Shakopee after the final point vs Eastview. Wittman in the Eastview match. photos by kja.

Next up: tomorrow morning

Sunday Reports, Branagh 2nd in Phuket, Beckermann in Hall

#2 posting 11.10.2008
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COLLEGE REPORTS
BIG 10
The Gophers had two wins this weekend at home vs two top 20 teams. From the MN Daily.

ATLANTIC 10: George Washington beat Fordham in five with a margin of 3 points. GW led 2-0. Abby Syverson (Mpls SW) had 12.5 points for GW.

BIG EAST: Seton Hall beat Marquette in five with a margin of 11 points. Leslie Bielski (Chaska) and Tiara Russell (Osseo) had 15 and 6 points for Marquette.

CUSA: Southern Mississippi beat Marshall in four with a margin of 7 points. Megan Carlson (Andover) had 17 digs for Marshall.

PAC 10: #10 USC swept Washington State with a margin of 13 points. Emily Rooney (Red Wing) had 6.5 points for WSU.

SOUTHERN: Furman swept Elon with a margin of 27 points. Pamela Gehrke (Eastview) played but didn't have any numbers.

D3
The UM Morris season is reviewed in the University Register.

BEACH
Former Gopher Nicole Branagh and Tyra Turner finished 2nd to Jen Boss and April Ross in the Phuket, Thailand tournament. The match went three sets.

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
Former United South Central coach Pete Beckermann has been inducted into the Minnesota High School Coaches Association Hall of Fame. USC won the 1993 volleyball class A title. From the Albert Lea Tribune.

Next up: Later today

Byers Verbals, All Tournament, Coaching Awards, Polls

#1 posting 11.10.2008
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VERBALS
Shannon Byers of Faribault has verballed South Carolina Aiken. The OH played with Northern Lights 17-2 last year.
Byers is the 24th player overall in the 2009 Minnesota class to verbal and the 12th headed to a D2 program.

STATE TOURNAMENT RECAPS
Here are some of the reports from the papers that don't publish on Sundays---
A
The Worthington Daily Globe has details on #2 Windom's win over #1 Bethlehem Academy.

The West Central Tribune has more on #4 Ada-Borup's win over #3 BBE.

AA
The Marshall Independent has more depth to the story on the AA Championship where #1 Jordan beat #2 Marshall.

ALL TOURNAMENT
Here are the A, AA and AAA all Tournament teams.

COACHING AWARDS
Here are the coach of the year for each section in each class
A
1 Franz Boelter, Bethlehem Academy
2 Stef Dietz, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
3 Ron Wendorff, Windom
4 Greg Sayak, SW Christian Chaska
5 Kevin Weller, BBE
6 Ruth Hayden, Ada-Borup
7 Connie Boyum-Ezar, Deer River
8 Missy Thompson, Northern

AA
1 Scott Koepke, Caledonia
2 Dave Nixon, LeSueur-Henderson
3 Dan Westby, Marshall
4 Tom Kivel, Minnehaha
5 Rebecca Rue, Delano
6 Ted Farber, Rocori
7 Gail Nucech, Hibbing
8 Dan Christensen, Perham

AAA
1 Mike Woody, Farmington
2 Mike Dean, Prior Lake
3 Becky Egan, Eastview
4 Michelle Parker, Stillwater
5 Bill Quan, Osseo
6 Scott Jackson, Wayzata
7 Beth Joki, Grand Rapids
8 John Yunker, STMA

Here are the assistant coaches
A
1 Kelsey Anderson, Mabel-Canton
2 Wendy Owens, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's
3. Gene Lovell, Windom
4. Leah Rudzitis, Meadow Creek
5 Heidi Wormley, Nevis
6 Breanne Marshall, Barnesville
7 Tina Bonestell, Deer River
8 Missy Foslein, Fosston

AA
1 Laura Threinen Byron
2 Lyle Noah, Belle Plaine
3 Jon Hegerle, Marshall
4 Amanda Daninger, Concordia Roseville
5 Jen Traeger, Melrose
8 Eryn Anderson-Moser, Perham

AAA
1 John Kaytor, Owatonna
2 Tim Carroll, Hutchinson
3 Jeff Groves, Apple Valley
4 Joshua Mattison, North St. Paul
5 Becky Amann, Blaine
6 Gary Anderson, Hopkins


POLLS
Here are the MaxPreps all class polls for Nov. 10. Shakopee is #1 to no one's surprise.
If you extrapolated them out by class
AAA
1. Shakopee
2. Eastview
3. Chaska
4. Lakeville North
5. STMA
6. Alexandria
7. Lakeville South
8. Woodbury
9. Blaine
10. Andover

AA
1. Jordan
2. Marshall
3. Jackson County Central
4. Hibbing
5. St. Cloud Cathedral
6. Delano
7. LeSueur-Henderson
8. Belle Plaine
9. Yellow Medicine East
10. Worthington

A
1. Windom
2. Bethlehem Academy
3. BBE
4. Minneota
5. Ada-Borup
6. Mabel-Canton
7. Wabasha-Kellogg
8. SW Christian Chaska
9. SW Star
10. Murray County Central

Next up: college reports & more

3 D3 Conference Champs

#5 posting 11.9.2008
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D3 REPORTS
MIAC
#6 St. Thomas beat #18 Gustavus in four with a margin of 16 points. Katie McCaffrey (Fort Collins, CO) had 27 points for St. Thomas. Angela Ahrendt (Roseville) had 15 points for Gustavus.

UMAC
Northwestern, MN beat St. Scholastica in four with a margin of 27 points. Steph Koth (Hibbing) had 19.5 points for NW. Dustie Richardson (Greenway) had 11.5 points for CSS.

WIAC
Oshkosh beat Eau Claire in five with a margin of 10 points. Katie Beining (Brookfield East, WI) had 14 points for Oshkosh. Abby Freiborg (Renville County West) had 16.5 points for EC.

In the third place game LaCrosse swept Whitewater with a margin of 15 points. Amber Schoonover (Tomah, WI) had 14.5 points for LaCrosse. Kelly Sorensen (Madison Memorial, WI) had 9 points for Whitewater.

ALL CONFERENCE
Buena Vista had two IIAC All Conference players-- Katie Vondrak (Sioux City Heelan) and Kelli Luitjens (Worthington).

Next up: later today.

Mankato Upsets SW

#4 posting 11.9.2008
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D2 REPORTS
NORTHERN SUN
Northern State swept Upper Iowa with a margin 23 points. Melanie Perez (Rio Piedras, PR) and Kim Rasmussen (Sioux Falls Washington) had 15.5 each for Northern. Kim Humpal (New Hampton, IA) had 11.5 points for UIU.

#23 Wayne State, Nebraska swept Bemidji State with a margin of 22 points. Jennifer Hefner (Central City, NE) had 13.5 points for WSN. Nicole Olson (Lake of the Woods) had 14 points for the Beavers.

UM Crookston beat St. Cloud State in four with a margin of 13 points. Amber Meyer (Paxton, NE) and Danielle Reuter (Burlington, WI) each had 19.5 points for UMC. Kayla Tschida (Upsala) had 14.5 points for the Huskies.

#1 Concordia St. Paul beat MSU Moorhead with a margin 18 points. Maria Steinhagen (Alexandria) and Whitney Meierotto (Washburn, WI) each had 14.5 points for CSP. Cathy Turner (New Prague) had 12.5 points for Moorhead.

MSU Mankato beat #6 SW MN State in four with a margin of 2 points. Kimber Kuhl (Chaska) had 13 points for Mankato. Kasey Loeslie (Tracy-Milroy-Balaton) and Devin Diedrich (Braham) had 14.5 points for SW.

#17 UM Duluth beat #21 Augustana in four with a margin of 20 points. April Hansen (BBE) had 20 points for the Bulldogs. Kati Newgard (Pipestone) had 14 points for the Vikings.

Winona State beat Mary in four with a margin of 7 points. Jenna Padley had 14.5 points for Mary. Amanda Hennessy (Williston, ND) had 17 points for Mary.

Next up: D3 results

Houts Reaches 1000 Kill Milestone

#3 posting 11.9.2008
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MORE D1 REPORTS
ACC: North Carolina swept Virginia Tech with a margin of 14 points. Brianna Eskola (Columbia Heights) had 18 digs and 1 point for UNC.
Virginia swept North Carolina State with a margin of 15 points. Marlow Bruneau (Lakeville) had 16 assists and 2 points for the Cavaliers.

ATLANTIC 10: Long Island beat George Washington in five with a margin of 3 points. GW led 2-0. Abby Syverson (Mpls Southwest) had 10 points for GW.

BIG 12: #4 Texas swept Iowa State in four. Diane Kieger (Mounds View) had 10.5 points for the Cyclones.

BIG EAST: Marquette beat Villanova in five with a margin of 10 points. Villanova led 2-1. Leslie Bielski (Chaska) and Tiara Russell (Osseo) had 15.5 and 8 points for Marquette.

BIG SKY: Weber State beat Sacramento State with a margin of 19 points. The Jackson County Central duo of Brittney Bisaillon and Leah Burmeister had 15 and 14.5 points for WS.

GREAT WEST: South Dakota swept North Dakota with a margin of 20 points. Laura and Jolene Slagter (Roseville) had 9 and 3 points each for USD. Devin Trefz (Bagley) had 13.5 points for UND.

MID AMERICAN: Ohio beat Bowling Green in four with a margin of 23 points. Amanda Andersen (Centennial) had 12 points for Ohio.

MISSOURI VALLEY: Creighton beat Illinois State in four with a margin of 21 points. Creighton's Jessica Houts (Bloomington Kennedy) went over the 1000 kill mark with 14 kills on the way to 18.5 points. Allie Oelke (Chaska) and Laurel Sanford (Eagan) 8 and 2 points for the Bluejays.
Northern Iowa beat Bradley in four with a margin of 24 points. Amy Sampson (Champlin Park) had 9 points for UNI.

MOUNTAIN WEST: TCU beat #13 Colorado State in four with a margin of 8 points. Tessa Nelson (Tracy-Milroy-Balaton) had 8 points for CSU.

SOUTHERN: UNC Greensboro beat Furman in five with a margin of zero points. Pamela Gehrke (Eastview) had 2 digs and 2 points for Furman.
Davidson swept the Citadel with a margin of 20 points. Brittany Narr (Minnehaha) had 3 points for Davidson.

SUMMIT: North Dakota State swept Oakland with a margin of 37 points. The Bison clinched a share of the Summit League title. Jennifer Lopez (DGF) had 11.5 points for NDSU.
IPFW beat South Dakota State in five. SDSU led 2-0 and had a 3 point advantage on the night. Ellyce Youngren (Brookings, SD) had 28 points for SDSU.

WEST COAST: Santa Clara swept Portland with a margin of 23 points. Jennifer Sheedy (Totino-Grace) had 6 points for Portland.

BEACH: Former Gopher Nicole Branagh and Tyra Turner, the #3 seed in the Phuket Thailand tournament.

Next up: D2 results

Gophers Wins Fiver with Illinois

#2 posting 11.9.2008
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BIG 10 SATURDAY RESULTS
#17 Minnesota beat #16 Illinois in five with a margin of 4 points. Lauren Gibbemeyer (Cretin-Derham Hall) had 21.5 points for the Gophers. Laura DeBruhler had 30 points for Illinois.

Ohio State swept Northwestern. Katie Dull had 20 points for the Buckeyes. Susan Halverson (Apple Valley) had 3 digs for OSU. Naomi Johnson (Bloomington Kennedy) was one of three Wildcats with 9 points.

#16 Purdue swept Iowa with a margin of 13 points. Stephanie Lynch had 13 points for Purdue. Catherine Smale had 11 points for the Hawkeyes.

#20 Michigan beat Wisconsin in four with a margin of 3 points. Alex Hunt had 20.5 points for Michigan. Brittney Dolgner had 18 points for the Badgers. Nikki Klingsporn (Tartan) had 29 assists and 2 points for Wisconsin. Janelle Gabrielson had a triple double for the Badgers in the loss.

Michigan State beat Indiana in four with a margin of 17 points. Vanessa King had 15 points for MSU. Ashley Benson had 16.5 points for Indiana.

Next up: More D1 news

State Tournament Recaps

#1 posting 11.9.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS
Scott county won two state championships yesterday with Jordan and Shakopee taking titles. Another thing they had in common was they were both #1 seeds that won it all.

Windom broke the #1 seed streak by taking the title in A.

AAA
Shakopee won their back to back title without a senior on the floor. The Sabers won a tight four set match with Eastview. Can a three-peat be far behind? From the StarTribune and St. Paul Pioneer Press and Shakopee Valley News.

AA
Jordan reclaimed the AA title after a year away from the throne. The Jaguars prevented Marshall from a back to back experience. From the StarTribune and Marshall Independent.

A
Windom beat one of their own. Bethlehem Academy coach Franz Boelter is a Windom grad (1970). The Eagles came up aces against the Cards in the four set win with a 15-7 advantage. The Eagles experience from a year ago helped get them over the top this year. BA's Stephanie Meschke played despite a severe stomach ache.
Plus Marc by Words and a minute by minute recap. From the StarTribune, St. Paul Pioneer Press and the Faribault Daily News.

THIRD PLACE
AA: #4 seed Hibbing took third with a four set win over #3 St. Cloud Cathedral. The margin was 21 points. From the Duluth News Tribune and St. Cloud Times.
A: #4 Ada-Borup took third with a sweep of #3 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa. The margin was 20 points. From the St. Cloud Times.

Next up: Big 10 results

AAA State Championship: Shakopee/Eastview

#8 posting 11.8.2008
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SHAKOPEE sabers 3, EASTVIEW lightning 1
(26-24, 19-25, 25-22, 25-22)

Shakopee won their back to back AAA championship with a four set win over Eastview. These two teams opened the season and closed the season. This was the third time these two teams faced each other. Every time the Sabers came out on top. Tonight was no different. The key part in this match came in the first set. Shakopee had a 23-19 advantage, but Eastview struck for five straight points to stand on the edge with a 24-23 lead. Shakopee held off one set point with a kill by Ashley Wittman, one of her 32 on the night, and then Wittman served up the final two points.
More to come

rotation, player, position, aces-blocks-kills--totals
SHAKOPEE
1. Elizabeth Benusa, 2010, OH 0-0-11------11
2. Mollie Geske, 2010, L 1-0-0-----1
2fr: Jean Theis, 2010, MH 0-1-6-----7
3. Amelia Yager, 2010, S 2-0-1------3
3fr: Megan Westlund, 2011, S 0-0-3-----3
4. Ashley Wittman, 2010, OH 1-1.5-32-----34.5
5. Emily Schroers, 2011, DS 0-0-0-----0
6. Mariah Monnens, 2010, RH 0-1.5-3----4.5
6. Bri Duff, 2009, RH 0-0-0-----0
totals: 4-6-58-------68 points, 27 points on Eastview errors

EASTVIEW
1. Anna Olson, 2009, S 0-1-2----3
2. Kayla Joyce, 2009, DS 1-0-0-----1
2fr: Ashley Murtha, 2011, OH 0-0-14----14
3. Lauren Grant, 2010, MH 3-1.5-18-----22.5
3br: Kaiti Wachter, 2009, L
4. Stacy Kuhlmann, 2009, DS 0-0-0----0
4fr: Kelsey Shile, 2011, RH 0-0.5-8----8.5
5. Karlee Lursen, 2009, OH 0-0-9----9
6. Kaiti Wachter, 2009, L 0-0-0-----0
6fr: Steph Kent, 2009, MH 0-1-12----13
totals: 4-4-63------71 points, 22 points on Shakopee errors

TRENCH PLAYER
Ashley Wittman

BY THE NUMBERS
team, fbso/fbso attempts; fbso %; points, % earned; % allowed
Shakopee 39/59-.661; .716; .237
Eastview 37/59-.627; .763; .284
Runs 3+: Eastview 11, Shakopee 9
Longest string: Shakopee 6, Eastview 5
Missed Serves: Eastview 7, Shakopee 3
Time Out %: Shakopee 2/5-.400; Eastview 1/5-.200

ROTATIONS
SHAKOPEE
1. Benusa 21-18 .538
2. Geske 19-16 .543
3. Yager 15-18 .455
4. Wittman 14-17 .452
5. Schroers 14-12 .538
6. Monnens/Duff 12-12 .500
totals: 95-93 .505

EASTVIEW
1. Olson 17-14 .548
2. Joyce 15-20 .429
3. Grant 20-16 .556
4. Kuhlmann 14-12 .538
5. Lursen 14-16 .467
6. Wachter 13-17 .433
totals: 93-95 .495

RACE TO:
Set: 5 10 15 20 25
set 1 E S S S S
set 2 S E S E E
set 3 S S S S S
set 4 S S S S S

BIGGEST LEAD
Team: 1 2 3 4
Shakopee 6 4 5 4
Eastview 1 6 2 1

Next up: tomorrow morning