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10/30/2006 - VOLLEYBALL
Team-by-Team Notes
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The Camels have tied their most overall wins since 2001 with at least four more matches remaining. Campbell recorded 17 aces in back-to-back matches, the most in consecutive matches in school history. Freshman Ashley Weers is projected to be in the top 10 in the nation in service aces when the NCAA rankings come out on Tuesday and the Camels are projected to be in the top 5 in the nation as a team in service aces with 2.41 per game….Campbell steps out of conference on Tuesday traveling to High Point before hosting Gardner-Webb on Saturday with A-Sun Tournament spots on the line. CU has outhit their opponents in 12 of its last 15 matches
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The Bulldogs fell to North Florida and Jacksonville in the two matches they had last week by scores of 3-0 and 3-1. Regina Feagin and Audra Harrison each tallied double-doubles in the loss to North Florida and Ashley Pridgeon accounted for a match-high 15 kills. Harrison again notched a double-double on Saturday versus Jacksonville and provided a match-best 23 kills. Feagin dished out a match-high 59 assists and one was dig away from a double-double. The Bulldogs travel to Campbell on Saturday, Nov. 4 in their A-Sun finale in a 2 p.m. contest.
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KSU closed out its inaugural season, falling 3-0 to Mercer and Stetson over
the weekend. The Owls finish the year 1-21 and 0-9 in the conference.
Lipscomb
Bisons
The Lady Bisons enjoyed a weekend off after beating Tennessee-Chattanooga 3-2
last Tuesday night at Allen Arena. The Lady Bisons played Tennessee State University
at Allen Arena Halloween night and then finish up the A-Sun regular season with
visits from Jacksonville and North Florida on Friday and Saturday.
The Bears went 2-1 on the week, sweeping UNC Wilmington and Kennesaw State and falling to ETSU. Sophomore Karen Dorris notched her seventh double-double of the season in the match against UNCW with 13 kills and 11 digs. Sophomore setter Kelly Jansen passed the 1,500 mark in career digs with her 40-assist performance against Kennesaw State. Her current total is 1,559. The Bears face non-conference rival Florida A&M Tuesday night and wrap up conference play as they travel to Stetson Saturday to face the Hatters.
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Stetson
Hatters
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