CMU volleyball sweeps weekend with wins over Akron, Buffalo
The Central Michigan volleyball team extended its streak to five as it swept Buffalo and Akron over the weekend.
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The Central Michigan volleyball team extended its streak to five as it swept Buffalo and Akron over the weekend.
It was domination from start to finish for the Central Michigan volleyball Friday night.
Confidence is high as the Central Michigan volleyball team comes home with a three-match winning streak.
Kaitlyn Schultz is now part of a club that only 13 other Central Michigan volleyball players are a part of.
Confidence is at an all-time high for the Central Michigan volleyball team as it comes back home for the next two weeks.
It took a full team effort by the Central Michigan volleyball team, winning a five-game conference match against Bowling Green Friday night.
The Central Michigan volleyball team looks to hit its stride this week with all the players back in the lineup.
It was two completely different matches this weekend inside McGuirk Arena.
It was a blowout inside McGuirk Arena Friday night.
Almost every athletic team has injuries and the Central Michigan volleyball team fell into this category early in the season.
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This weekend gave Central Michigan volleyball the chance to test out McGuirk Arena for the first time.
In sports, there are good wins and bad wins.
You couldn’t ask for a better match to open up McGuirk Arena for the 2011-2012 school year.
It’s time to open the doors to McGuirk Arena once again.
The Central Michigan volleyball team lost two close matches this weekend.
The Central Michigan volleyball team has been up and down so far this season, but one position has stayed consistent. Sophomore defensive specialist Jenna Coates has been dominant during the first 13 matches of the season and is big reason why the Chippewas have a winning record. Since the Marquette match during the first week of the regular season, Coates has recorded double-digit digs in every match. Coates has recorded a total of 196 digs (4.1/game) with a season-high coming on Sept. 9 against Austin Peay, where she recorded 25 digs (6.3/game). “Western Michigan’s libero has received many defensive players of the week awards and her quality of digging is good,” said head coach Erik Olson. “But Coates is very good and outdid their libero this week.” Coates recorded 22 digs against the Broncos this weekend and out dug their top digger by three. “She brought up balls that were spectacular and so was her hustle,” Olson said. “She is my vote for player of the week.” Coates was named to the All-Tournament team in the final three weeks of the non-conference season, which is a pretty big deal for a libero when those awards usually go to outside hitters and middle blockers. “We’ve had the hitters scouted out well and I’ve been in right place at the right time,” Coates said. With her big weekend, the sophomore could find herself in the top half of the nation in digs per game. This success isn’t unusual for the Clarkston native. She recorded 10 double-figure matches during her freshmen campaign and already has 11 this year. Her consistency has strengthened the Chippewa defense, as she out dug the MAC leader on WMU this weekend by four. Coates is also third among the team with 37 assists this season, only behind sophomore setter Kelly Maxwell and senior setter Catherine Ludwig. Coates is also the only CMU player to play in all 48 games this season. Olson has said before that the defensive specialist is the backbone of the team and Coates has been that defensively.