Friday, October 14
St. Cloud, Minn.
7 p.m.
St. Cloud State
8-11 (3-7NSIC)
3
vs
0
Minnesota State-Moorhead
8-10 (3-7NSIC)
1
2
3
F
MSU-Moorhead
26
19
20
0
St. Cloud State
28
25
25
3
Team Stats
MSUM
SCSU
Kills
39
56
Errors
14
17
Attempts
129
141
Hitting %
.194
.277
Points
45.0
67.0
Assists
38
55
Aces
0
4
Blocks
6.0
7.0
Game Leaders
Kills
12
Aces
0
Blocks
3
Kills
11
Aces
1
Blocks
1
Kills
10
Aces
1
Blocks
2
Kills
9
Aces
0
Blocks
2
Players Mentioned
RS
/ VolleyballS
/ VolleyballOH/DS
/ Volleyball
DS
/ VolleyballMH/RS
/ Volleyball
Clara Krenz
Photo by: Brad Olson
St. Cloud State Volleyball Earns First Conference Sweep with Win Over MSU-Moorhead
10/14/2016 10:24:00 PM | Volleyball
St. Cloud, Minn.- The St. Cloud State Volleyball team earned their first conference sweep with a 3-0 victory over Minnesota State, Moorhead on Oct. 14. The Huskies (8-11, 3-7 NSIC) defeated the Dragons (8-10, 3-7 NSIC) 28-26, 25-19, and 25-20 to earn the win.
The two teams started the match very evenly with the teams trading points from the first serve with neither able to go on an establishing run. With the game tied at 26 senior setter Marissa Kline brought out her offensive chops and accounted for the final two points for the Huskies with back to back kills to close the game in the Huskies favor.
The Huskies carried that momentum into set two when they started by getting up on Moorhead by a score of 8-2. The Dragons were down but not out as they rallied back to get back within one point at 12-11, and the match remained close until the Huskies broke away to take the set 25-19.
The Huskies handled the third set in convincing fashion, pulling away from the Dragons early in the set and never let the visiting team get closer than three points in their 25-20 win.
St. Cloud State was led offensively by the senior class with Macy Weller accounting for 12 kills, Shannon Klink added 11 kills and Kline ended the match with 10 kills. Junior Becca Gruber led the Huskies defensively at the net with four blocks, while Weller had three. Kline dished out 41 assists in her standout performance, and Clara Krenz held down the defense with 25 digs. The Huskies had four aces on the night with two coming from Krenz, with Klink and Kline getting one each.
Minnesota State, Moorhead was led in kills by Carly Masloski who had 12, and Makayla Wenzel had 33 assists.
St. Cloud State returns to their home court Oct. 15 to host Northern State at 4 p.m for the Huskies' Dig Cancer Night. The Wolves enter the game after being swept by #1 Minnesota-Duluth Oct. 14. Tickets are still available for the match and can be purchased at the gate or at scsuhuskies.com. Students, don't forget that simply showing your student ID can get you into all Huskies home matches for FREE!
The two teams started the match very evenly with the teams trading points from the first serve with neither able to go on an establishing run. With the game tied at 26 senior setter Marissa Kline brought out her offensive chops and accounted for the final two points for the Huskies with back to back kills to close the game in the Huskies favor.
The Huskies carried that momentum into set two when they started by getting up on Moorhead by a score of 8-2. The Dragons were down but not out as they rallied back to get back within one point at 12-11, and the match remained close until the Huskies broke away to take the set 25-19.
The Huskies handled the third set in convincing fashion, pulling away from the Dragons early in the set and never let the visiting team get closer than three points in their 25-20 win.
St. Cloud State was led offensively by the senior class with Macy Weller accounting for 12 kills, Shannon Klink added 11 kills and Kline ended the match with 10 kills. Junior Becca Gruber led the Huskies defensively at the net with four blocks, while Weller had three. Kline dished out 41 assists in her standout performance, and Clara Krenz held down the defense with 25 digs. The Huskies had four aces on the night with two coming from Krenz, with Klink and Kline getting one each.
Minnesota State, Moorhead was led in kills by Carly Masloski who had 12, and Makayla Wenzel had 33 assists.
St. Cloud State returns to their home court Oct. 15 to host Northern State at 4 p.m for the Huskies' Dig Cancer Night. The Wolves enter the game after being swept by #1 Minnesota-Duluth Oct. 14. Tickets are still available for the match and can be purchased at the gate or at scsuhuskies.com. Students, don't forget that simply showing your student ID can get you into all Huskies home matches for FREE!
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