Tuesday, October 20
St. Cloud, Minn.
6 p.m.
St. Cloud State
vs
#7 Concordia-St. Paul
Photo by: Kayden Kircher
No. 15 St. Cloud State Volleyball Set to Host No. 7 Concordia-St. Paul in Midweek Nonconference Matchup
10/19/2026 5:27:00 PM | Volleyball
Huskies look to avenge five-set loss at CSP on Sept. 26
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – No. 15 St. Cloud State Volleyball (15-6 overall, 9-4 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference) returns home after a four-match road trip to face No. 7 Concordia-St. Paul (16-4, 11-2 NSIC) in a midweek nonconference match on Tuesday. First serve against the Golden Bears from Halenbeck Hall is scheduled for 6 p.m.
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
The match will be streamed live on the new NSIC Network which is housed on Midco Sports Plus and requires a paid subscription*. KVSC talent Noah Grant (play-by-play) and Sage Rus (color) will have the call. Additionally, fans can listen to the match for free on the KVSC Sports Stream. Live stats will be provided by SCSU and tickets for the match can be purchased at SCSUTickets.com.
Match 22 vs. #7 Concordia-St. Paul (Halenbeck Hall // St. Cloud, Minn.) / Tuesday, Oct. 20 / 6 p.m. / Watch ($ - NSIC Network) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Links to each coverage option can also be found on the St. Cloud State Volleyball match day central or schedule page.
*NSIC Network (Midco Sports Plus) Quick Links
Homepage: https://midcosportsplus.com/?sport=5-nsic
Packages: https://midcosportsplus.com/packages
Support: https://sports.midco.com/support
MATCH DAY PROMOTIONS
Tuesday, Oct. 20 vs. #7 Concordia-St. Paul
Promotions: Red Out // Res Life Night (all students with valid student ID can get free pizza on the north balcony between sets 1 & 2 while supplies last and students who live on campus will be entered in a raffle to win Husky Bucks)
Full 2026 Promotional Schedule
SERIES HISTORY
The Huskies are 10-38 (.208) all-time against Concordia-St. Paul but are 5-5 against CSP in the last 10 meetings. SCSU fell to the Golden Bears in five sets on Sept. 26 in St. Paul, its second straight five-set loss to CSP. The Huskies are 6-14 (.300) all-time against CSP in St. Cloud.
LET'S GO POLLING
The Huskies dropped two spots to No. 15 in the Oct. 19 (week eight) American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA)/TARAFLEX Division II Poll, following a 1-1 road weekend that included a four set loss to Northern State and a four-set win over Jamestown.
Concordia-St. Paul enters the matchup ranked No. 7 for the second consecutive week.
Under the direction of head coach Chad Braegelmann, SCSU Volleyball has been ranked for 90 consecutive weeks (including 53 weeks in the top 10), dating back to the 2019 season. The Huskies have spent a total of 164 weeks in the AVCA top 20/25 Poll in program history, including 78 weeks in the top 10.
SCSU owns a 50-32 (.610) record in its last 82 matches against teams ranked in the top 25 of the AVCA Poll, dating back to 2019. During that same stretch, the Huskies are 66-34 (.660) against teams ranked in the top 25 or receiving votes in the poll. This season, the Huskies are to 1-5 against teams ranked/receiving votes in the poll.
SCSU in the 2026 AVCA Coaches Poll
#5 – Preseason
#1 – Week One
#8 – Week Two
#10 – Week Three
#13 – Week Four
#15 – Week Five
#16 – Week Six
#13 – Week Seven
#15 – Week Eight
LAST TIME OUT // SPLIT ROAD WEEKEND IN THE DAKOTAS
SCSU went 1-1 last weekend, with a four set loss to Northern State and a four-set win over Jamestown.
Notes from the matches
MATCH 20 (10-16-26): NORTHERN STATE 3, #13 ST. CLOUD STATE 1 (25-17, 25-17, 12-25, 25-19)
(as of 10/18)
(as of 10/18)
Junior setter Braya LaPlant (Grand Rapids, Minn.) was named the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Setter of the Week back-to-back weeks (Oct. 5 and Oct. 12). She is the only Husky to have earned a weekly award this season and has earned four Setter of the Week awards throughout her career.
2026 NSIC WEEKLY HONORS
Setter of the Week
On Aug. 31, SCSU Volleyball took the top spot in the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA)-Taraflex Division II Coaches Top 25 Poll for the first time in program history, when the organization released its Week One poll. The Huskies received 21 of the possible 47 first place votes and moved up four spots from its No. 5 spot in the preseason poll to No. 1 after starting the season 4-0 at the UP North Tournament in Marquette, Michigan.
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM HUSKIES
UP North Tournament (Aug. 27-28 // Northern Michigan // Marquette, Mich. // Vandament Arena)
The Huskies welcomed seven newcomers to the roster during the offseason, including one transfer – junior middle blocker Abby Leaf (Ramsey, Minn. / Anoka HS / Washburn) and six freshman who will begin their collegiate careers at St. Cloud State in 2026 – middle blocker Alexis Heinle (Bismarck, N.D. / Century HS), libero/defensive specialist Clara Keaveny (Waconia, Minn. / Mayer Lutheran HS), setter Izzy Keaveny (Waconia, Minn. / Mayer Lutheran HS), opposite/outside hitter Keira Nagle (Minneapolis / Academy of Holy Angels), middle blocker Brynn Panek (Avon, Minn. / Albany HS) and opposite/outside hitter Audrey Rydell (Fargo, N.D. / North HS).
SEASON PREVIEW
SCSU was picked to finish third in the 2026 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Volleyball Preseason Coaches' Poll, as announced by the league office on Aug. 5. Additionally, reigning American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Second Team All-American, senior outside hitter Shelby Kimm (North Liberty, Iowa) was named the Huskies 'Player to Watch'.
NSIC RELEASE
The Huskies (3rd, 199 points, two first place votes), who earned a top-four preseason ranking for the sixth consecutive season, were preceded in the poll by Concordia-St. Paul (1st, 220 points, 11 first place votes) and Wayne State (2nd, 207 points, three first place votes) and followed by Southwest Minnesota State (4th, 177 points) and Sioux Falls (5th, 158 points) who round out the top five. It was also the fifth time in the last six years that SCSU received first place votes.
Last season, SCSU finished third in the Northern Sun regular season standings before going on to win its second consecutive conference tournament championship and fourth in the last five seasons after taking down the No. 13, No. 2 and No. 5 teams in the country.
"With the graduation of six players from last year's roster, it has been extremely fun to watch new leaders grow and develop," said head coach Chad Braegelmann. "There will be opportunities for younger players to get out on the floor, to showcase the improvement that they made over the spring and summer, and it will be fun to see this team form their own identity again, as we hope to make another fun postseason run."
Braegelmann, who is entering year 12 as the Huskies head coach and year 26 as a collegiate head coach in 2026, is approaching 500 career wins. He owns an overall record of 492-273 (.643) and an impressive 207-102 (.670) record at SCSU which includes a 125-71 (.638) mark in conference play.
Last season, Braegelmann led SCSU to a 28-7 (18-2 NSIC) record which included the program's sixth consecutive (11th overall) NCAA Tournament berth and second straight (fourth overall) trip to an NCAA region championship match after beating No. 17 Missouri Western and No. 2 and tournament host, Nebraska Kearney, on their home court. Last season the Huskies also tied the program record for NCAA Tournament wins in a season (two), were ranked inside the top 16 of every AVCA Poll (including tying the program record final ranking of No. 5) and earned wins over 13 ranked opponents including four against top five teams.
On the court, the Huskies return four starters from last year's team, headlined by a pair of AVCA Second Team All-Americans – Kimm and junior setter Braya LaPlant (Grand Rapids, Minn.).
In her breakout junior season in 2025, Kimm not only earned the first all-America recognition of her career but also the first all-region and all-conference honors after averaging 3.88 points, 3.47 digs, 3.40 kills and 0.46 blocks per set throughout the season.
The North Liberty, Iowa native was named to the AVCA All-Central Region First Team, the Division-II Conference Commissioners Association (D2CCA) All-Central Region Second Team and the All-NSIC First Team. Kimm was also named to the NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team for the first time and became a back-to-back NSIC All-Tournament Team selection.
"Shelby has been one of the most improved players to come through our program in recent history," said Braegelmann. "Her growth and maturation as a volleyball player have been very impressive to watch and work with. She enjoys the game of volleyball, she loves the process of getting better and she is a volleyball weapon in the front row back row and service line."
LaPlant flourished in 2025 after becoming the team's full-time setter early in the season, and like Kimm earned the first national, regional and conference awards of her career. For the season, she averaged 11.69 assists, 2.21 digs, 1.23 points, 0.62 kills and 0.49 blocks per set.
The Grand Rapids, Minnesota native was named to the AVCA All-Central Region First Team, the D2CCA All-Central Region Second Team and the All-NSIC First Team. She was also named to the NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team and the NSIC All-Tournament Team and became just the fifth player in program history to be named AVCA DII Player of the Week. LaPlant's 1,309 assists in 2025 rank No. 8 on the program's single season top 10 list and she produced three of the top five single match assist performances. Her .329 career hitting percentage also ranks No. 6 all-time on the program leaderboard.
SCSU also returns junior libero/defensive specialist Laurin Hamann (Manitowoc, Wis.) and senior outside hitter/defensive specialist Abby Wachal (Lincoln, Neb.) who were regular starters for the Huskies in 2025.
In her first season as the libero, Hamann posted the fourth most single season digs (589) in program history and set the single match record for digs, with 38, in a 3-1 NSIC Tournament Semifinals win over No. 2 Wayne State on Nov. 21, breaking Andreanna Pieper's record of 37 from Oct. 20, 2007. She also led the team in aces, with 48. Wachal, who was coming off a redshirt season, recorded nine kill-dig double-doubles throughout the season and was named to the NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team.
Junior outside hitter/opposite Carlie Willis (Grundy Center, Iowa) is the final returner who played in 100+ sets in 2025, meanwhile senior middle blocker Hannah Bruskiewicz (Rogers, Minn.) looks to return to the lineup after being hampered by injury in 2025. In 2024, she was a Second Team All-NSIC Selection and an NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team member. The Rogers, Minnesota native owns top 10 marks in career hitting percentage (No. 8, .305) and single season hitting percentage (No. 10, .354, 2024).
RECORD BOOK CHECK
After another historic season in 2025, many updates have been made to the record book. Click the link below to access the updated version.
Updated Record Book
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Volleyball, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
FOLLOW THE HUSKIES
The match will be streamed live on the new NSIC Network which is housed on Midco Sports Plus and requires a paid subscription*. KVSC talent Noah Grant (play-by-play) and Sage Rus (color) will have the call. Additionally, fans can listen to the match for free on the KVSC Sports Stream. Live stats will be provided by SCSU and tickets for the match can be purchased at SCSUTickets.com.
Match 22 vs. #7 Concordia-St. Paul (Halenbeck Hall // St. Cloud, Minn.) / Tuesday, Oct. 20 / 6 p.m. / Watch ($ - NSIC Network) / Live stats / Listen (KVSC Sports Stream)
Links to each coverage option can also be found on the St. Cloud State Volleyball match day central or schedule page.
*NSIC Network (Midco Sports Plus) Quick Links
Homepage: https://midcosportsplus.com/?sport=5-nsic
Packages: https://midcosportsplus.com/packages
Support: https://sports.midco.com/support
MATCH DAY PROMOTIONS
Tuesday, Oct. 20 vs. #7 Concordia-St. Paul
Promotions: Red Out // Res Life Night (all students with valid student ID can get free pizza on the north balcony between sets 1 & 2 while supplies last and students who live on campus will be entered in a raffle to win Husky Bucks)
Full 2026 Promotional Schedule
SERIES HISTORY
The Huskies are 10-38 (.208) all-time against Concordia-St. Paul but are 5-5 against CSP in the last 10 meetings. SCSU fell to the Golden Bears in five sets on Sept. 26 in St. Paul, its second straight five-set loss to CSP. The Huskies are 6-14 (.300) all-time against CSP in St. Cloud.
LET'S GO POLLING
The Huskies dropped two spots to No. 15 in the Oct. 19 (week eight) American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA)/TARAFLEX Division II Poll, following a 1-1 road weekend that included a four set loss to Northern State and a four-set win over Jamestown.
Concordia-St. Paul enters the matchup ranked No. 7 for the second consecutive week.
Under the direction of head coach Chad Braegelmann, SCSU Volleyball has been ranked for 90 consecutive weeks (including 53 weeks in the top 10), dating back to the 2019 season. The Huskies have spent a total of 164 weeks in the AVCA top 20/25 Poll in program history, including 78 weeks in the top 10.
SCSU owns a 50-32 (.610) record in its last 82 matches against teams ranked in the top 25 of the AVCA Poll, dating back to 2019. During that same stretch, the Huskies are 66-34 (.660) against teams ranked in the top 25 or receiving votes in the poll. This season, the Huskies are to 1-5 against teams ranked/receiving votes in the poll.
SCSU in the 2026 AVCA Coaches Poll
#5 – Preseason
#1 – Week One
#8 – Week Two
#10 – Week Three
#13 – Week Four
#15 – Week Five
#16 – Week Six
#13 – Week Seven
#15 – Week Eight
LAST TIME OUT // SPLIT ROAD WEEKEND IN THE DAKOTAS
SCSU went 1-1 last weekend, with a four set loss to Northern State and a four-set win over Jamestown.
Notes from the matches
MATCH 20 (10-16-26): NORTHERN STATE 3, #13 ST. CLOUD STATE 1 (25-17, 25-17, 12-25, 25-19)
- SCSU moved to 17-24 all-time against Northern State and had its nine-match win streak over the Wolves snapped. The Huskies also moved to 6-9 all-time against NSU in Aberdeen.
- The Huskies moved to 5-4 in road matches and 0-2 in four set matches.
- St. Cloud State led the match in aces (9-4) and digs (60-50). The Wolves led in points (59-53), kills (49-41), blocks (6-3) and assists (42-39).
- The Huskies nine aces were tied for the fourth most in a match this season and their 60 digs were the fifth most in a match.
- Junior setter Braya LaPlant (Grand Rapids, Minn.) recorded a 30-assist, 10-dig double-double. It was her fifth double-double of the season and the 15th of her career.
- Junior libero Laurin Hamann (Manitowoc, Wis.) tallied a match-high 19 digs. Her 19 digs were the most by a Husky in a four set match this season.
- Senior middle blocker Hannah Bruskiewicz (Rogers, Minn.) sent down a team-high 12 kills (.435 hitting percentage). She sent down double-digit kills for the fourth time this season.
- Senior outside hitter/defensive specialist Abby Wachal (Lincoln, Neb.) contributed 11 digs and a match-high four aces. Her four aces tied her single match career high and the single match high by a Husky this season. Her 11 digs were the fifth most by a Husky in a four set match this season. She surpassed 500 career digs.
- Senior outside hitter Shelby Kimm (North Liberty, Iowa) posted 10 digs and nine kills. She tallied double-digit digs for the 12th time this season (third consecutive match).
- Junior middle blocker Kinsey Mohwinkle (Aplington, Iowa) recorded seven kills.
- Sophomore middle blocker Kendall Huhnerkoch (Redwood Falls, Minn.) contributed six kills.
- SCSU improved to 7-0 all-time against Jamestown and 2-0 against UJ in Jamestown. It was the Huskies first non-sweep victory over Jamestown.
- The Huskies moved to 6-4 in road matches and 1-2 in four set matches.
- St. Cloud State led the match in points (70-63), kills (52-39), assists (50-38) and digs (84-65). UJ led in aces (9-8) and blocks (15-10).
- The Huskies 10 blocks were tied for the second most in a match this season and their 84 digs were the third most in a match.
- LaPlant contributed a 45-assist, 12-dig double-double and three block assists. It was her sixth double-double of the season (second consecutive) and the 16th of her career. Her 45 assists were a match high, the most by a Husky in a four-set match this season and her fourth most in a match this season.
- Kimm tallied a 19-dig, 15-kill double-double. It was her ninth double-double of the season and the 28th of her career. Her 15 kills tied the match high and the most in a four-set match by a Husky this season. Kimm's 19 digs were tied for the second most by a Husky in a four-set match this season. She has contributed 10+ kills in 12 matches this season and double-digit digs in 13 (including the last four in a row).
- Hamann recorded a match-high 23 digs and match-high three aces. Her 23 digs were the fifth most in a match this season and the most in a four-set match by a Husky this season. Her three aces were tied for the fifth most by a Husky this season. It was her fifth match with 20+ digs this season and the 13th of her career.
- Junior outside hitter/opposite Carlie Willis (Grundy Center, Iowa) – 15 kills (.291 hitting percentage) and three block assists. Her 15 kills tied the match high and the most in a four-set match by a Husky this season. Her 16.5 points were the most by a Husky in a four-set match this season. It was her seventh match this season with 10+ kills.
- Wachal recorded 12 digs and two aces. It was her sixth match this season with 10+ digs.
- Mohwinkle posted eight kills and a team-high five block assists. Her five total blocks were tied for the third most by a Husky this season.
- Bruskiewicz tallied seven kills and three block assists in her 100th career match.
- Freshman defensive specialist Clara Keaveny (Waconia, Minn.) recorded eight digs.
- Junior outside hitter Emery Thury (Watertown, S.D.) contributed five kills, three block assists and one solo block. Her four total blocks and three block assists were both career highs.
(as of 10/18)
- NCAA
- No. 4 – assists/set (13.30)
- No. 17 – kills/set (13.89)
- NSIC
- No. 3 – assists/set (13.30)
(as of 10/18)
- Junior libero Laurin Hamann
- NSIC
- No. 3 – digs/set (4.57)
- No. 4 – digs (338)
- No. 5 – aces/set (0.42)
- No. 5 – aces (31)
- NSIC
- Senior outside hitter Shelby Kimm
- NSIC
- No. 8 – digs/set (3.57)
- No. 9 – attacks/set (8.77)
- NSIC
- Junior setter Braya LaPlant
- NCAA
- No. 5 – assists/set (10.96)
- No. 27 – assists (767)
- NSIC
- No. 4 – assists/set (10.96)
- No. 5 – assists (767)
- NCAA
Junior setter Braya LaPlant (Grand Rapids, Minn.) was named the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Setter of the Week back-to-back weeks (Oct. 5 and Oct. 12). She is the only Husky to have earned a weekly award this season and has earned four Setter of the Week awards throughout her career.
2026 NSIC WEEKLY HONORS
Setter of the Week
- Braya LaPlant (2x, Oct. 5 | Oct. 12)
On Aug. 31, SCSU Volleyball took the top spot in the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA)-Taraflex Division II Coaches Top 25 Poll for the first time in program history, when the organization released its Week One poll. The Huskies received 21 of the possible 47 first place votes and moved up four spots from its No. 5 spot in the preseason poll to No. 1 after starting the season 4-0 at the UP North Tournament in Marquette, Michigan.
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM HUSKIES
UP North Tournament (Aug. 27-28 // Northern Michigan // Marquette, Mich. // Vandament Arena)
- Senior outside hitter Shelby Kimm (North Liberty, Iowa)
- Junior libero Laurin Hamann (Manitowoc, Wis.)
- Senior outside hitter/defensive specialist Abby Wachal (Lincoln, Neb.)
The Huskies welcomed seven newcomers to the roster during the offseason, including one transfer – junior middle blocker Abby Leaf (Ramsey, Minn. / Anoka HS / Washburn) and six freshman who will begin their collegiate careers at St. Cloud State in 2026 – middle blocker Alexis Heinle (Bismarck, N.D. / Century HS), libero/defensive specialist Clara Keaveny (Waconia, Minn. / Mayer Lutheran HS), setter Izzy Keaveny (Waconia, Minn. / Mayer Lutheran HS), opposite/outside hitter Keira Nagle (Minneapolis / Academy of Holy Angels), middle blocker Brynn Panek (Avon, Minn. / Albany HS) and opposite/outside hitter Audrey Rydell (Fargo, N.D. / North HS).
SEASON PREVIEW
SCSU was picked to finish third in the 2026 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Volleyball Preseason Coaches' Poll, as announced by the league office on Aug. 5. Additionally, reigning American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Second Team All-American, senior outside hitter Shelby Kimm (North Liberty, Iowa) was named the Huskies 'Player to Watch'.
NSIC RELEASE
The Huskies (3rd, 199 points, two first place votes), who earned a top-four preseason ranking for the sixth consecutive season, were preceded in the poll by Concordia-St. Paul (1st, 220 points, 11 first place votes) and Wayne State (2nd, 207 points, three first place votes) and followed by Southwest Minnesota State (4th, 177 points) and Sioux Falls (5th, 158 points) who round out the top five. It was also the fifth time in the last six years that SCSU received first place votes.
Last season, SCSU finished third in the Northern Sun regular season standings before going on to win its second consecutive conference tournament championship and fourth in the last five seasons after taking down the No. 13, No. 2 and No. 5 teams in the country.
"With the graduation of six players from last year's roster, it has been extremely fun to watch new leaders grow and develop," said head coach Chad Braegelmann. "There will be opportunities for younger players to get out on the floor, to showcase the improvement that they made over the spring and summer, and it will be fun to see this team form their own identity again, as we hope to make another fun postseason run."
Braegelmann, who is entering year 12 as the Huskies head coach and year 26 as a collegiate head coach in 2026, is approaching 500 career wins. He owns an overall record of 492-273 (.643) and an impressive 207-102 (.670) record at SCSU which includes a 125-71 (.638) mark in conference play.
Last season, Braegelmann led SCSU to a 28-7 (18-2 NSIC) record which included the program's sixth consecutive (11th overall) NCAA Tournament berth and second straight (fourth overall) trip to an NCAA region championship match after beating No. 17 Missouri Western and No. 2 and tournament host, Nebraska Kearney, on their home court. Last season the Huskies also tied the program record for NCAA Tournament wins in a season (two), were ranked inside the top 16 of every AVCA Poll (including tying the program record final ranking of No. 5) and earned wins over 13 ranked opponents including four against top five teams.
On the court, the Huskies return four starters from last year's team, headlined by a pair of AVCA Second Team All-Americans – Kimm and junior setter Braya LaPlant (Grand Rapids, Minn.).
In her breakout junior season in 2025, Kimm not only earned the first all-America recognition of her career but also the first all-region and all-conference honors after averaging 3.88 points, 3.47 digs, 3.40 kills and 0.46 blocks per set throughout the season.
The North Liberty, Iowa native was named to the AVCA All-Central Region First Team, the Division-II Conference Commissioners Association (D2CCA) All-Central Region Second Team and the All-NSIC First Team. Kimm was also named to the NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team for the first time and became a back-to-back NSIC All-Tournament Team selection.
"Shelby has been one of the most improved players to come through our program in recent history," said Braegelmann. "Her growth and maturation as a volleyball player have been very impressive to watch and work with. She enjoys the game of volleyball, she loves the process of getting better and she is a volleyball weapon in the front row back row and service line."
LaPlant flourished in 2025 after becoming the team's full-time setter early in the season, and like Kimm earned the first national, regional and conference awards of her career. For the season, she averaged 11.69 assists, 2.21 digs, 1.23 points, 0.62 kills and 0.49 blocks per set.
The Grand Rapids, Minnesota native was named to the AVCA All-Central Region First Team, the D2CCA All-Central Region Second Team and the All-NSIC First Team. She was also named to the NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team and the NSIC All-Tournament Team and became just the fifth player in program history to be named AVCA DII Player of the Week. LaPlant's 1,309 assists in 2025 rank No. 8 on the program's single season top 10 list and she produced three of the top five single match assist performances. Her .329 career hitting percentage also ranks No. 6 all-time on the program leaderboard.
SCSU also returns junior libero/defensive specialist Laurin Hamann (Manitowoc, Wis.) and senior outside hitter/defensive specialist Abby Wachal (Lincoln, Neb.) who were regular starters for the Huskies in 2025.
In her first season as the libero, Hamann posted the fourth most single season digs (589) in program history and set the single match record for digs, with 38, in a 3-1 NSIC Tournament Semifinals win over No. 2 Wayne State on Nov. 21, breaking Andreanna Pieper's record of 37 from Oct. 20, 2007. She also led the team in aces, with 48. Wachal, who was coming off a redshirt season, recorded nine kill-dig double-doubles throughout the season and was named to the NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team.
Junior outside hitter/opposite Carlie Willis (Grundy Center, Iowa) is the final returner who played in 100+ sets in 2025, meanwhile senior middle blocker Hannah Bruskiewicz (Rogers, Minn.) looks to return to the lineup after being hampered by injury in 2025. In 2024, she was a Second Team All-NSIC Selection and an NCAA Central Region All-Tournament Team member. The Rogers, Minnesota native owns top 10 marks in career hitting percentage (No. 8, .305) and single season hitting percentage (No. 10, .354, 2024).
RECORD BOOK CHECK
After another historic season in 2025, many updates have been made to the record book. Click the link below to access the updated version.
Updated Record Book
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Volleyball, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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