Women’s Volleyball Cameron Brennan
LAST TIME OUT
The Greyhounds return to the floor after a lengthy break, following a 3-0 defeat to West Texas A&M University on Sept. 29. The Hounds sit at 1-12 on the season and 1-4 in LSC play.
SCOUTING THE HOUNDS
Going into the weekend, ENMU’s offense is providing 10.7 kills pers set (k/s), and suppling 9.6 assists per set (a/s). On defense, the Greyhounds finding 12.3 digs per set (d/s). At the net, Eastern is finishing with 1.98 blocks per set (b/s).
Jasmine Gannon leads the team on offense and defense. As an outside-hitter, Gannon paces the Hounds with 2.73 k/s, along with 2.81 d/s, both team highs. Mikaela Garvin and Gracelyn Stubbs provide a spark on offense with 2.46 k/s and 2.64 k/s, respectively. Rae Sapiga facilitates the offense 4.45 a/s, while Qitana Sapiga is just behind with 3.73 a/s. Defensively, Daejia Rodriguez supplies 2.53 d/s, with Jordan O’Connor-Dempsey finding 0.85 b/s, and Stubbs adding 0.81 b/s.
Around the LSC, ENMU stands in second in opponents digs, with 13.38 d/s allowed. The Hounds also rank in the top-five in the LSC for blocks per set, Eastern’s 1.98 b/s is fourth among LSC teams.
SCOUTING THE OPPONENTS
St. Edward’s
The Hilltoppers come into the weekend 8-5 overall, and 3-3 in the LSC play. Recently, St. Edward’s spilt a weekend of matches, falling to University of Texas Permian Basin (UTPB) 3-1, then bouncing back to win the next day against Western New Mexico, 3-0.
SEU sits fifth in the LSC for kills and assists with 13.3 k/s and 12.4 a/s. On defense, the Hilltoppers are providing 17.1 d/s (ranking fifth in the LSC), while adding 1.9 b/s upfront.
Lourdes Gomez and Kaitlyn Krafka lead the St. Edward’s offense, with 3.44 and 3.29 k/s, respectively. Emily Tran is the LSC leader in assists and leads SEU with 10.38 a/s. Leading the Hilltoppers defense, Sarah Konovodoff averages 4.04 d/s, with Jillienne Connell suppling 0.87 b/s.
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s enter the weekend at 8-5 on the season, with a 2-4 standing in conference play. Last time out, the Rattlers first won a clash with Western New Mexico, 3-1, before losing to UTPB, 3-2, the next day.
StMU overall have 12.2 k/s and 11.3 a/s as an offensive unit. The St. Mary’s defense is finding 16.4 d/s, along with 1.6 b/s. The Rattlers are the best team in the LSC in opponent blocks, only allowing opponents to have 1.43 b/s.
Individually, Alissa Tolbert leads the Rattlers with 3.15 k/s, while Cali Nims and Aislan Lennon each provide 4.98 a/s to the offense. Gabi Sandoval leads the team in d/s with 4.46. At the net, Meghan Stiefer is recording 0.85 b/s.
PLAYERS MENTIONED
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#10 JASMINE GANNON
- OH
- 6′ 0″
- Senior
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#20 MIKAELA GARVIN
- OPP
- 6′ 2″
- Freshman
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#23 QITANA SAPIGA
- S
- 5′ 5″
- Sophomore
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#5 RAE SAPIGA
- S
- 5′ 7″
- Junior
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#9 GRACELYN STUBBS
- MB
- 6′ 0″
- Sophomore
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#12 JORDAN O’CONNOR-DEMPSEY
- MB
- 5′ 11″
- Junior
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#3 DAEJIA RODRIGUEZ
- L
- 5′ 5″
- Sophomore