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It was another disappointed outing for Central Michigan University’s volleyball team as the squad was shutout at its own Chippewa Invitational tournament.
After a disappointing outcome in the season opening tournament, Central Michigan University’s volleyball team hopes for a better showing at the Chippewa Invitational this weekend.
Outside hitter Kaitlyn McIntyre has accomplished a lot in her three years as a member of the Central Michigan Volleyball team.
It was a tough trip to the Omaha Classic this weekend for the Central Michigan University volleyball team as the Chippewas struggled and landed at an 0-3 record during the tournament.
Mid-American Conference supremacy is the end goal for Central Michigan University's volleyball team in 2014.
A decade of leading the Central Michigan University volleyball team has taught head coach Erik Olson many things.
Two female Central Michigan University athletes have been and will be busy promoting the Chippewas brand during the summer months in international tournaments.
Volleyball may have ended its season, but it still has reason to be happy this week, as junior outside hitter Kaitlyn McIntyre was named to the Academic All-Mid-American Conference team.
Since my arrival on campus in 2010 I've been working at the sports desk of Central Michigan Life, and this is my last issue on staff.
Volleyball needed a win at Ohio and losses from Eastern Michigan and Buffalo Saturday to sneak into the Mid-American Conference Tournament as the eighth seed.
In its final home match of the season, volleyball was swept by Eastern Michigan, 23-25, 13-25 and 19-25 on Thursday.
Volleyball has one more shot to get into the Mid-American Conference Tournament if it can beat the MAC regular-season champion Ohio Saturday and get some help.
With two matches to play, volleyball only needs one victory to secure the eighth and final seed in the Mid-American Conference tournament.
[wzslider autoplay="true" interval="5000" height="600" transition="'slide'" info="true" lightbox="true"]Between a 25-8 victory and a 25-19 victory in the first two sets Saturday, it looked like volleyball was going to cruise to victory against rival Western Michigan.
Volleyball’s chances against Northern Illinois and Western Michigan don’t look particularly good since it lost to both teams earlier this season.
Volleyball (11-13, 5-7 MAC) was four points away from upsetting Toledo (16-10, 9-3 MAC) in four sets Saturday after getting swept by Bowling Green on Friday.
Volleyball is preparing to go on the road this weekend to face two Mid-American Conference opponents in the MAC West – Ball State and Toledo.
Since Sept. 6, volleyball was 10-0 when winning the first set of a match and 0-9 when losing.
Volleyball went into Friday’s match against Buffalo ranked No. 234 in the nation in blocking, while Buffalo came in No. 11 and the best in the Mid-American Conference.
With the later portion of the season under way, volleyball has shown its many strengths, sweeping conference opponents with relative ease.
