UW senior libero wins an award no Husky athlete has ever won before
Showing posts with label tournament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tournament. Show all posts
Thursday, December 17, 2015
Saturday, December 12, 2015
College | Once again, Nebraska ends a stellar Washington volleyball season
How an unexpectedly successful season came to a sudden end
- #5 Nebraska def. #1 Washington 3-1 (25-17, 21-25, 25-20, 25-21)
Friday, December 11, 2015
College | Washington volleyball seniors lead the way to the Elite 8
Sybeldon, Wade, Strickland and Beals book another dance with Nebraska
- #1 Washington def. #14 Ohio State 3-2 (23-25, 25-20, 25-18, 12-25, 15-8)
- Dec 12 | 1PM (Pacific) | #1 Washington vs. #5 Nebraska | ESPNU
College | Hot Washington volleyball will keep its cool in Lexington Regional
Terry Wood Previews the Sweet 16
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
College | 48 down, 16 to go, including Washington volleyball
How do the Huskies stack up against the remaining contenders?
- Fri, Dec 11 | 4:30PM | #1 Washington vs. #14 Ohio State | ESPN 3
Monday, November 30, 2015
College | Washington volleyball dinged by tournament selection silliness
Huskies victimized by a flawed seeding system
- Fri | 5:00PM | Michigan St. vs. Arkansas St @ Alaska Airline Arena
- Fri | 7:30PM | Denver @ #1 Washington
Sunday, November 29, 2015
College | Volleyball Tournament Selection Sunday | Where will Washington wind up?
Pac-12 co-champs will find out where they stand tonight
Today | 6PM | ESPNU
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Thursday, November 19, 2015
College | Washington volleyball’s prospects as the NCAA Tournament looms
UW’s balance and passing will be key
- #2 Washington def. Oregon State 3-0 (25-19, 25-10, 25-21)
- Fri, Nov 20 | 4:00PM | #2 Washington @ Oregon
Saturday, December 13, 2014
NCAA | As Washington volleyball’s season ends, reflecting on what we all saw
Win or lose, a
volleyball match that matters is an unforgettable experience
#11 Nebraska def. #3
Washington 3-1 (20-25, 25-20, 25-22, 29-27)
#12 BYU def. #8 Florida State 3-1 (25-20, 25-19, 19-25, 26-24)
#12 BYU def. #8 Florida State 3-1 (25-20, 25-19, 19-25, 26-24)
- #12 BYU vs. #11 Nebraska | Sat, Dec. 13 | 8:30PM |Alaska Airlines Arena
Friday, December 12, 2014
NCAA | Nebraska outlines strategy for facing Washington volleyball’s Krista Vansant
John Cook calls
tonight’s Washington match “the ultimate test”
- #12 BYU vs #8 Florida State| Fri, Dec 12 | 4:00PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- #11 Nebraska @ #3 Washington| Fri, Dec 12 | 6:30PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- Regional Final | Sat, Dec 13 | 8:30PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
NCAA | Impressive tournament pedigrees for four volleyball teams headed to Seattle
Seattle Region foursome boasts consistent postseason success and recently-honored athletes
- #12 BYU vs #8 Florida State| Fri, Dec 12 | 4:00PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- #11 Nebraska @ #3 Washington| Fri, Dec 12 | 6:30PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- Regional Final | Sat, Dec 13 | 8:30PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
Monday, December 8, 2014
NCAA | Can Seattle stake a claim as college volleyball’s epicenter?
Mounting wins
and big crowds put Washington in elite company
- #12 BYU vs #8 Florida State| Fri, Dec 12 | 4:00PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- #11 Nebraska @ #3 Washington| Fri, Dec 12 | 6:30PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- Regional Final | Sat, Dec 13 | 8:30PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
Saturday, December 6, 2014
NCAA | Hawai’i rematch is next as Washington volleyball rolls
Jade Finau
fills in at setter and does just fine
#23 Hawai’i def.
#21 Duke 3-0 (25-15, 25-19, 25-17)
#3 Washington def.
New Hampshire 3-0 (25-9, 25-6, 25-18)
- #23 Hawai’i @ #3 Washington| Sat, Dec 6 | 7:30PM
Friday, December 5, 2014
NCAA | December Delirium—2014 volleyball tournament underway
Pac-12 teams
are 3-0 on first day; Beals injury identified
- #21 Duke vs. #23 Hawai’i | Fri, Dec 5 | 5PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- New Hampshire @ #3 Washington | Fri, Dec 5 | 7PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- NCAA Second Round | Sat, Dec 6 | 7PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
NCAA | Ticket sales climbing for volleyball tournament’s first 4 rounds
Is Seattle the
best of the 16 subregionals? Consider coaches, rankings, rivalries and
geography
- #21 Duke vs. #23 Hawai’i | Fri, Dec 5 | 5PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- New Hampshire @ #3 Washington | Fri, Dec 5 | 7PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- NCAA Second Round | Sat, Dec 6 | 7PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
Sunday, November 30, 2014
NCAA | Washington volleyball will host New Hampshire in Tournament first round
Hawai’i and Duke also in Seattle; Nebraska, Florida State & Arizona other seeds in Seattle Regional
Ten Pac-12 teams qualify
- #16 Duke vs. Hawai’i | Fri, Dec 5 | 5PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
- New Hampshire @ #3 Washington | Fri, Dec 5 | 7PM | Alaska Airlines Arena
NCAA | Washington volleyball earns top four seed in 2014 Tournament
Washington top seed
in Seattle Regional; Stanford, Texas, Wisconsin, also headline Regionals
Saturday, November 29, 2014
College | Where will Washington volleyball land in the NCAA Tournament?
Our best
guesses and a Huskies injury update
- #5 Washington def. Washington State 3-0 (25-20, 25-18, 26-24)
- NCAA Selection Show | Sun, Nov 30 | 5:30PM | ESPNU
Thursday, November 20, 2014
College | Three questions for Washington’s four remaining matches
Four matches in eight
days will offer answers [CORRECTED VERSION]
- #13 Arizona @ #5 Washington | Fri, Nov 21 | 8PM
- #22 Arizona State @ #5 Washington | Sun, Nov 23 | 11AM
Sunday, December 22, 2013
NCAA | Volleyball fans do Seattle proud
Huge crowds fill Key
Arena, even when home team no longer in contention
- #2 Penn State def. #14 Wisconsin 3-1 (25-19, 26-24, 20-25, 25-23)
Penn State libero
Dominique Gonzalez stood on the Key Arena volleyball court and marveled
at the noise.
“It was really loud,” she said. “They filled the stands.
Even though their home team wasn’t playing here, they still came out to cheer
on the national championship game. That is, obviously, great.”
Two days after the Nittany Lions eliminated Washington in the national semifinals,
there was trepidation in some circles about whether Seattle fans would show for
Penn State vs. Wisconsin. Not only
were the seats filled, but players figured fans had picked a favorite.
“There were a couple times I heard boos,” said PSU setter Micha Hancock, voted the championship’s
Most Outstanding Player. “It was,
like, dang! Tough crowd!”
“I think a lot of people were cheering for Wisconsin, the
underdog,” said Gonzalez. “And why not? They play hard. They want to win.”
The loudest explosion came toward the end of the third set, when
Wisconsin’s 5-7 Deme Morales stuffed
6-1 All-American Deja McClendon. That
gave the Badgers a 23-18 lead, on the way to their only set win of the match.
| Penn State players celebrate their championship in front of an appreciative Seattle crowd -Volleyblog Seattle photo by Brett Hamann |
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NOTES:
- In case you missed it, Wisconsin’s gritty libero, Annemarie Hickey, suffered a shoulder separation in set four … and stayed in the match. See details in Penn State defeats Wisconsin 3-1 for fifthvolleyball championship in seven years and Wisconsin’s Annemarie Hickey tries to gut out dislocated shoulder (Jayda Evans)
- The all-Championship Team, selected by media, did not include Wisconsin middle Dominque Thompson, who hit .314 and led the Badgers with 16 kills, trailing only the 21 kills by Penn State’s Ariel Scott. C’mon, media … if Wisconsin had won, Thompson was our leading candidate for Most Outstanding Player, and was—on the ballot we submitted—second only to Micha Hancock on the “outstanding” scale.
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