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Volleyball team struggles at Carnegie Mellon;
looks forward to Ist Behrend Volleyball Tournament
by Mike Bello
sports editor
The women's volleyball team headed into
the Carnegie Mellon Tournament with
hopes of improving its first-week recond of
2-3. The Lions had done fairly well during
their first tournament, and looked to make a
strong showing after losing all four games
in the Carnegie Mellon Tournament last
year.
The team was not able to accomplish its
goal. The Lions were overmatched in their
first three games before bouncing back and
winning their final game of the tournament.
The losses dropped their record to 3-6 on
the year, similar to the way the 2000 season
opened.
In the first game on Sept. 7, Behrend took
on Marietta College and the Lions played
as a solid unit in the first match. They lost
that set by a 30-24 score, but things went
downhill from there. The Lions were not
even close in their second set loss, dropping
a 30-9 decision. The Lions improved in
the last set but still came out on the losing
end of a 30-13 score.
Jessica Niedermeyer led the way for
Behrend with eight kills and 13 digs, while
freshman Ashley Ordy contributed six digs
in the game. Brianne Engelbert racked up
13 setter assists for the Lions, who as a team
committed 26 attack errors.
In the second game of the day, Behrend
went up against Bethany College. The Lions
came out strong, winning the first set 30-
22, and nearly pulled out the victory in the
second set but ended up losing by a 30-28
score. After that Behrend fell apart in the
last two sets, falling by scores of 30-18 and
30-16.
Junior Danielle Bemis led all players with
12 kills in game two of the tournament, while
Niedermeyer piled up 12 digs and nine kills.
Lauren Senkevich contributed nine digs
against Bethany while Engelbert had 31
setter assists for the Lions. The Lions were
also able to reduce the amount of attack
errors, making only 24 in the game.
The next day the Lions faced off with the
tournament hosts, Carnegie Mellon, with
results similar to the first two games. The
Lions came out strong in the first set,
although they dropped it by a 30-23 score.
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Members of the volleyball team charge the net in preparation for a re
turned hit from their practice opponent. What would have been their
home opener, and first ever game in the Junker Center, on Tuesday
against Thiel was postponed due to the tragic circumstances that went
on in New York and Washington D.C. The Lions will play their first home
game of the season in the Behrend Invitational on Friday at 2 p.m.
Just like the first two games, the Behrend
team came closest to winning in the first
set before sliding in their last sets. The
Lions dropped the second set to Carnegie
Mellon 30-20 and the last set 30-12.
Bemis led all with 10 digs and Senkevich
had the most kills on the team, six.
Niedermeyer racked up nine digs in the
game while Engelbert had 16 setter assists.
This time, the Lions committed only nine
attack errors in the three sets of play.
After what looked like a disastrous
weekend was coming to an end, the squad
found hope in the form of Thiel College.
The first set went into overtime, but the
Lions pulled out a 3432 win. The Lions
cruised to 30-24 and 30-20 wins in the last
two sets
Engelbert and Ordy both had nine digs
in the game, while Bemis had 12 kills on
the day. Senkevich had eight kills in the
final game of the tournament tOr Behrend.
while Ordy contributed eight digs.
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Engel bert racked up 33 setter assists in game
four, a game in which the Lions committed
only 12 attack errors.
The Lions were then supposed to play their
first home game, and first game ever at the
Jun ker . Center, on Tuesday against Thiel. The
ganie was postponed, the only Behrend game
that was cancelled, until Oct. 24 due to the
events that occurred in New York and
Washington, D.C.
The Lions will then play their first home
game on Friday against D' Youville at 2 p.m.
in the first Penn State Behrend Volleyball
Tournament. The Lions play Fnxionia later
in the afternoon before going up against
iram on Saturday morning.
On Tuesday the Lions travel to New York
to play Buffalo State and then on Thursday
the Lions play their first conference game at
home against Lake Erie. With four games
on schedule betbre their game with Lake Erie,
the I .ions will look to bring a winning record
into the conference part of their schedule.
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