Murray State University Athletics
Wednesday, November 11
Clarksville, Tenn.
7 p.m.
Murray State
at
Austin Peay
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Photo by: Dave Winder-Murray State Athletics
Racers Head to Austin Peay For Road Finale
11/10/2015 5:09:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
Date: Nov. 11
Match Time: 7 p.m.
Opponent (Record): Austin Peay (9-21, 3-11 OVC)
Site: Clarksville, Tenn. (Dunn Center)
Watch Live
Live Stats
MSU Record (Streak): 23-2, 13-1 OVC (W4)
All-Time Series vs. APSU (Streak): MSU trails 33-37 (W2)
MSU next match: Nov. 14 vs. Morehead State (Senior Day)
Wednesday's Match
The Racers travel to face Austin Peay for the second time this season on Wednesday. MSU swept the two's first meeting this season back in October in the Racers' home opener. Scottie Ingram led the Racers with 14 kills and hit .344 while Alyssa Lelm added 13 kills and hit a team-high .478. MSU hit .283 overall as a team in the sweep.
Last Weekend
Murray State returned home and extended its program record home winning streak to 18 matches with victories over UT Martin, in four sets and a sweep over Southeast Missouri. Sam Bedard averaged 13.5 assists per set in the two wins and was named the OVC's Setter of the Week for the sixth time this season for her efforts.
The Path Goes Through Murray
For the second consecutive season, the OVC Tournament will be hosted by Murray State. The Racers clinched a share of the OVC regular season title over the weekend and will host the championship Nov. 19-21 in Racer Arena. MSU clinched hosting rights of the tournament by way of a tiebreaker over Belmont.
Looking to Repeat
If the Racers win Wednesday night, they will clinch the outright OVC regular season title for the second straight year. MSU became the 10th team in OVC history to win at least back-to-back regular season crowns this season and are looking to become the seventh to win outright back-to-back championships.
Climbing the Ranks
MSU has multiple student-athletes climbing up the all-time career leaderboards this season, including:
Assists
2. 3,525 Jade Guo
3. 3,444 Denise Donnelly
4. 3,424 Sam Bedard
Block Assists
1. 337 Sarah Dearworth
2. 237 Sara Hayden
3. 222 Alyssa Lelm
Kills
4. 1,205 Lea Ann Allen
5. 1,152 Becca Lamb
6. 1,135 Taylor Olden
Digs
9. 1241 Sarah Dearworth
10. 1,201 Krista Shumard
11. 1,155 Ellie Lorenz
Scouting Austin Peay
The Governors have a pair of hitters leading the team in offense in 2015. Samantha Strother leads APSU with 241 kills on the season while Ashley Slay leads the team with 2.51 kills per set (236 overall) and a .250 hitting percentage. April Adams leads the team and ranks third in the OVC averaging 4.37 digs per set. The Govs have two players with over 500 assists on the year, led by Kristen Stucker's 573. Aubrey Marsellis is second with 518 on the year.
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Match Time: 7 p.m.
Opponent (Record): Austin Peay (9-21, 3-11 OVC)
Site: Clarksville, Tenn. (Dunn Center)
Watch Live
Live Stats
MSU Record (Streak): 23-2, 13-1 OVC (W4)
All-Time Series vs. APSU (Streak): MSU trails 33-37 (W2)
MSU next match: Nov. 14 vs. Morehead State (Senior Day)
Wednesday's Match
The Racers travel to face Austin Peay for the second time this season on Wednesday. MSU swept the two's first meeting this season back in October in the Racers' home opener. Scottie Ingram led the Racers with 14 kills and hit .344 while Alyssa Lelm added 13 kills and hit a team-high .478. MSU hit .283 overall as a team in the sweep.
Last Weekend
Murray State returned home and extended its program record home winning streak to 18 matches with victories over UT Martin, in four sets and a sweep over Southeast Missouri. Sam Bedard averaged 13.5 assists per set in the two wins and was named the OVC's Setter of the Week for the sixth time this season for her efforts.
The Path Goes Through Murray
For the second consecutive season, the OVC Tournament will be hosted by Murray State. The Racers clinched a share of the OVC regular season title over the weekend and will host the championship Nov. 19-21 in Racer Arena. MSU clinched hosting rights of the tournament by way of a tiebreaker over Belmont.
Looking to Repeat
If the Racers win Wednesday night, they will clinch the outright OVC regular season title for the second straight year. MSU became the 10th team in OVC history to win at least back-to-back regular season crowns this season and are looking to become the seventh to win outright back-to-back championships.
Climbing the Ranks
MSU has multiple student-athletes climbing up the all-time career leaderboards this season, including:
Assists
2. 3,525 Jade Guo
3. 3,444 Denise Donnelly
4. 3,424 Sam Bedard
Block Assists
1. 337 Sarah Dearworth
2. 237 Sara Hayden
3. 222 Alyssa Lelm
Kills
4. 1,205 Lea Ann Allen
5. 1,152 Becca Lamb
6. 1,135 Taylor Olden
Digs
9. 1241 Sarah Dearworth
10. 1,201 Krista Shumard
11. 1,155 Ellie Lorenz
Scouting Austin Peay
The Governors have a pair of hitters leading the team in offense in 2015. Samantha Strother leads APSU with 241 kills on the season while Ashley Slay leads the team with 2.51 kills per set (236 overall) and a .250 hitting percentage. April Adams leads the team and ranks third in the OVC averaging 4.37 digs per set. The Govs have two players with over 500 assists on the year, led by Kristen Stucker's 573. Aubrey Marsellis is second with 518 on the year.
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