Walker_MSU
Kory Burdick
1
Minnesota St. MSU 13-12,8-9 NSIC
3
Winner Northern St. NSU 18-8,10-7 NSIC
Minnesota St. MSU
13-12,8-9 NSIC
1
Final
3
Northern St. NSU
18-8,10-7 NSIC
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Minnesota St. MSU 23 25 22 21 (1)
Northern St. NSU 25 22 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Volleyball |

Northern State Secures the Postseason Following Friday Victory

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Aberdeen, S.D. – The Northern State University volleyball team moved into fifth in the NSIC standings following a 4-set victory over Minnesota State Friday evening. The win solidifies their place in the NSIC postseason with one game remaining in the regular season tomorrow. In addition, NSU avenged a loss to the Mavericks suffered earlier this season.
 
THE QUICK DETAILS
Final Score: NSU 3, MSU 1
Records: NSU 18-8 (10-7 NSIC), MSU 13-12 (8-9 NSIC)
Attendance: 521
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
  • The Wolves opened the match with a 25-23 victory before falling 25-22 in the second set
  • Northern then rattled off 25-22 and 25-21 wins to seal their tenth league victory of the season
  • NSU hit a match leading .221 and led the teams with 88 digs, 54 assists, nine blocks, and eight aces
  • They added 56 kills to the Mavericks 58 and held Minnesota State to a .188 attack percentage
  • Four Wolves notched double figure kills in the balanced offensive attack led by Hanna Thompson and Natalia Szybinska with 14 apiece
  • Keri Walker was dealing, dishing out 51 total assists, averaging 12.75 per set with an added 14 digs and three blocks
  • Abby Meister hit all ends of the floor racking up 30 digs and a team leading three aces; she averaged 7.5 digs per set
  • Both Reese Johnson and Sara Moberg had stellar evenings for NSU adding 15 and 12 digs respectively
  • Finally, Eliza Bauers led the team in offensive efficiency hitting .375 with seven kills and a team leading six blocks
NORTHERN STATE STATISTICAL STANDOUTS UP NEXT
Northern will face No. 14 Minnesota Duluth in the regular season finale tomorrow. First serve is set for 2 p.m. from Wachs Arena.  

 
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