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An increased level of competition unlocked a newfound ferocity for Central Michigan volleyball as they went 1-1 during the final day of the Green and White Classic on Saturday.
On the road and down two key players, Central Michigan volleyball fought tooth-and-nail against Oakland in a five-set match, ultimately losing 3-2.
In enemy territory, Central Michigan volleyball dropped its final match of the Dayton/Wright State invitational against Dayton in straight-sets on Saturday.
In what was a grueling start to the Dayton/Wright State Invitational, Central Michigan volleyball ended the day 1-1, winning against Illinois State and losing to Wright State on Friday.
After finding success at the Chippewa Invitation, Central Michigan volleyball looks to continue its three-game win streak at the Dayton/Wright State Invitational.
After an impressive start to the Chippewa Invitational, Central Michigan volleyball kept its foot on the gas pedal to beat Youngstown State 3-1 on Saturday in McGuirk Arena.
In front of a raucous home crowd, Central Michigan volleyball opened the Chippewa Invitational in style after beating North Dakota and Butler handily on Friday in McGuirk Arena.
After her first weekend of competitive action as part of the Central Michigan Volleyball team, freshman Libero Aly Gurtiza was awarded Mid-American Conference west division Defensive Player of the Week.
After a strong showing to start the Bradley Invitational, narrow margins hurt Central Michigan volleyball in a pair of straight-sets losses to DePaul and Southeast Missouri State Saturday.
Physicality was the name of the game on Friday as Central Michigan Volleyball picked up a dominant 3-1 win against Bradley in Peoria, Ill.
Four tournaments and clashes with Michigan State, Butler and Oakland highlight Central Michigan Volleyball's 2021 schedule.
Savannah Thompson and Lisbeth Rosario-Martinez have been recognized for their strong seasons.
CMU volleyball's reverse sweep woes continued in the team's season finale against Miami.
Freshman middle blocker Elly Medendorp bolted to the left side of the court, successfully knocking down an attack from Miami.
On March 16, the Chippewas' volleyball team left McGuirk Arena in defeat after a tough five-set match against Eastern Michigan, which claimed the final three sets for victory.
At a crucial point that would define the outcome of an evenly-fought match between CMU and Ball State, Survivor's “Eye of the Tiger” blasted through Worthen Arena.
In an intense fifth set against Eastern Michigan, a proverbial fire ignited in outside hitter Savannah Thompson.
Senior middle blocker Lisbeth Rosario-Martinez stepped behind the baseline and took a breath before serving.
After spending two weeks on their home court, the Chippewa volleyball team hit the road again.
In Thursday's match against Bowling Green, the Chippewa volleyball team struggled and dropped straight sets.
