Saturday, October 22
Mount Pleasant, Mich.
6 p.m.
Miami University
6-15,1-9MAC
0
at
3
Central Michigan University
13-8,6-4MAC
1
2
3
F
Miami (OH)
19
21
15
0
Central Mich.
25
25
25
3
Photo by: Brian Mack
RedHawks Drop First Match Against CMU
10/22/2022 9:00:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich.— On Saturday night Miami lost a three-set match to Central Michigan University, 19-25, 21-25, 15-25.
HOW IT HAPPENED:
After a 2-2 start, Central Michigan went on a 5-0 run to pull ahead 7-2. Kills from Allyson Severance and Abby Stratford kept the RedHawks within five as the set approached the halfway mark. Later in the set, a 6-2 run by Miami would close the lead to 20-17. A handful of kills from the RedHawk offense and a service ace from Gentry Warrick sparked the turnaround. The Chippewas went on to win the set 25-19.
In a back-and-forth second set, the score was tied on 11 different occasions. Central Michigan led 4-2 early; Severance responded with back-to-back kills and a block to retake the lead. Not long after, Central Michigan tied the match at 9-9. A service error and Maggie McCrary kill gave the RedHawks an 11-9 advantage. After the score reached 14-14, the Chippewas were able to get back on top. A kill from Brooke Jackson and Severance brought the score back within one at 17-16. Although, this effort was not enough as Central Michigan closed out the set 25-21.
A kill from Ellie Hanson gave the RedHawks the opening point of the third set. The score eventually reached 4-3, in favor of Central Michigan. The Chippewas went on to outscore the RedHawks 8-2. This gave Central Michigan a 12-5 lead heading towards the middle of the set. CMU took advantage of the momentum they gained, finishing the set with a 25-15 win.
NOTES:
UP NEXT:
Miami takes on Central Michigan Sunday, Oct. 23 at 3 p.m.
HOW IT HAPPENED:
After a 2-2 start, Central Michigan went on a 5-0 run to pull ahead 7-2. Kills from Allyson Severance and Abby Stratford kept the RedHawks within five as the set approached the halfway mark. Later in the set, a 6-2 run by Miami would close the lead to 20-17. A handful of kills from the RedHawk offense and a service ace from Gentry Warrick sparked the turnaround. The Chippewas went on to win the set 25-19.
In a back-and-forth second set, the score was tied on 11 different occasions. Central Michigan led 4-2 early; Severance responded with back-to-back kills and a block to retake the lead. Not long after, Central Michigan tied the match at 9-9. A service error and Maggie McCrary kill gave the RedHawks an 11-9 advantage. After the score reached 14-14, the Chippewas were able to get back on top. A kill from Brooke Jackson and Severance brought the score back within one at 17-16. Although, this effort was not enough as Central Michigan closed out the set 25-21.
A kill from Ellie Hanson gave the RedHawks the opening point of the third set. The score eventually reached 4-3, in favor of Central Michigan. The Chippewas went on to outscore the RedHawks 8-2. This gave Central Michigan a 12-5 lead heading towards the middle of the set. CMU took advantage of the momentum they gained, finishing the set with a 25-15 win.
NOTES:
- Severance had the game-high of 16.5 points and 15 kills.
UP NEXT:
Miami takes on Central Michigan Sunday, Oct. 23 at 3 p.m.
Team Stats
Miami
CMU
Kills
35
45
Errors
21
10
Attempts
104
102
Hitting %
.135
.343
Points
40
59
Assists
33
34
Aces
1
5
Blocks
4
9
Game Leaders
Kills
15
Aces
0
Blocks
2
Kills
6
Aces
0
Blocks
2
Kills
5
Aces
0
Blocks
0
Kills
4
Aces
0
Blocks
0
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