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Now, from the John McKinnon Student Eye Serena, here's the radio play-by-play voice of the Hockey Huskies, Dirk Hemroff.

All right, thank you very much.

Welcome, Husky Hockey fans.

It is a travel week for Michigan Tech.

Bill, head out.

and go to Big Rapids to take on Ferris State in the opening week of the CCHA schedule.

Head coach Bill McCount is with us up in the bobbles, the media center at the press box, here at the John McGinnis, student at Nice, the Huskies coming off an impressive sweep against a very good Alaska team.

Coach, congratulations.

Again, always nice to get a couple more wins here at home and you guys remain undefeated, which I know is so important, undefeated here at the Max so far.

Yeah, thanks, Dirk.

A pleasure to be here with you, as always.

So, talk a little bit about this weekend, Coach.

You know, a lot of things going on.

We had to come back in one game.

We had the shout-out.

There was a lot of good play, I thought, and overall, I thought we stepped up our game for maybe the week before.

Yeah, no question.

I liked our compete, our group effort.

I didn't think we started great on Friday night, but, boy, the next two periods were outstanding.

Hats off to Tyler Shay, their goaltender.

I thought he played outstanding and kept them in at both nights.

Saturday, we had some tremendous chances.

I know there was a few pucks that I think just hit them, particularly in that second period.

Had an unfortunate bounce in the third period.

A guy made a nice play on a breakaway for them.

We're down to one.

But really proud of our resolve and the way we stuck with it.

We certainly weren't getting any calls.

But the way that we just, the maturity of this group and just weren't going to be denied, I thought the third period was unbelievable after that.

It was two guys that got recognized by the CCHJ for their performances last weekend, Owen Bartoskevic in goal.

And of course, Luke Shipley with the tying goal and then game winners first two as a Husky.

on Saturday night.

But you're going back to Owen.

Both nights.

I guess the shutout on Friday night.

And we were talking during the broadcast is when your goaltender makes some big saves early it can frustrate the other team.

And that's probably what happened because Alaska was playing really well in that first period Friday night.

Yeah I think you know he really.

kept us in it until we got kind of under our feet and you know just really calm and then even Saturday I mean the one we lose a face off it takes a kind of a weird bounce off the back of the net and they get hands at it and then you know we have a you know a bobble puck or or whatever and the guy gets a break away and that was a an unbelievable move you know

You

know

present and shot

and then

backhand kind of shelf, but I mean He was unbelievable all weekend.

He's been so good for us And their goal.

It was good too.

So we I thought You know the expected goals for analytically we should have you know if you believe in analytics We should have had a couple more at least each night, but can you describe what that

is again?

I think I asked you this last year and it's somewhat of a

relatively new term, isn't it, of a couple years, or

at least for me it is.

Yeah, when you're talking about expected goals for and, you know, there's a couple different platforms that you can use, you know, whether it's SportLogic or different sites and not each site is completely the same.

They

have different criteria, but I would say when you get slot generating,

You know, we used to call those great A's.

So when you get poxed to the slot, that inner circle, you know, there's different criteria if it's a screen or if it's a second chance opportunity, which exponentially.

you know, percentage wise increases your chance to score, but those are all factors in it.

Um, and goals for and goals against.

So we try to, you know, get as many of those chances as you can.

Um, it's not foolproof because like maybe if a player misses the net on one of those, it might not take it into consideration.

Um, same thing with the goal tending.

There's different, different models that when they, when they, that inner slot shot.

save percentage and stuff like that's a big deal but I would say in you know it's it's not always accurate and gold tender can make a couple big saves or you don't finish or you hit the crossbar the post but over time it's uh you want to continue to generate those those chances and those looks is that one of the

Because I hear that from you guys all the time now.

Is that one of the main stats that you guys present to the team, to the guys?

We actually don't really present that to the team, but we use that internally as a coaching staff and then we try to just replicate a lot of our offensive zone play and try to generate and use a lot of video to

kind of teach and help them understand and pre scan.

So they know what their options are before they get the puck and what their options are.

You know, so there's a lot goes into it.

And you know, not going to give it all away here.

Keep those secrets there.

But Luke Shipley gets his first two goals, as we mentioned, they were both in that third period.

They were they were huge.

They were really nice goals.

And we'll hear those goals and Luke coming up later on in the show here today.

But talk a little bit about him.

I took that

tough penalty on Friday night was out for a lot of the game but for him to come back and have that game that was pretty cool.

Yeah and like just to kind of expand on what we've been talking about that offensive zone play is to get pucks into a good area of the ice and if you look where he scored both of those goals that's what we've been really harping on our defensemen to get.

get to that area.

And then, you know, Ali Hansen did an unbelievable job screening there and getting an anchor at the net.

And both of those goals, we had both of that to a tee.

So that was really encouraging.

That was a part of

our Saturday morning meeting as a group and as a team, but good for Luke.

He's got really good offensive ability.

He made a great play to Maddie Van Blerkamp on the weak side of the ice there.

And there was another one, I think, hit Tyler's shoulder there.

But yeah, it was really, I think, improved a lot since he's got here.

He's starting to understand the system.

He's starting to feel comfortable.

He's got some really good chemistry with Tyler Miller.

We're talking with head coach Bill McCulloch here on MIX 93 coming off a 3-0 shutout and a 4-2 win against Alaska this past weekend heading to Fairbanks, heading to Ferris this weekend, Friday and Saturday night.

Remember, both games are 7-0-7 drop of the puck.

Michigan Tech football is going to be down there at the same time, which is kind of cool.

And so I know there are some fans that are going down for hockey and for football, which is going to be a neat thing.

We'll take a quick time out.

We'll be back talking about the Ferris State series coming up as the Huskies open up their CCHS

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His conversation with us coming up in just a little bit this you can tackle head down to big rapids to take on Ferris State University Friday and Saturday night 707 drop of the puck right here on mix 93 from a big laban arena and You know the Bulldogs have played some tough teams already that they're looking for their first win and They've got some players that can put the puck in the net if they have to and Brett Riley, you know young coach getting that

program and working with the right now, I think there's a lot of good things that's coming out of Ferris State and any team in the CCHA can do it any night and Huskies are going to have to be good this weekend, Coach.

Yes, well, start a league play, right?

So everybody's equal, points are to premium.

Being in a road, hostile environment, you know, I think they're looking to get off.

And so we we have to be prepared and it's gonna be a hostile environment and It's the start of our regular season there in our way.

Yeah

another road trip I know the guys are looking forward to it one other guy that I wanted to mention really quick close Morgan

Brady got his first two games in as a Husky and I know we talked a little bit about him after Friday night's game But boy he looked good all weekend.

I thought

yeah, he rang one off the crossbar clearly had the goalie beat there, but more than that just Solid defensively made really good plays shut down plays.

He's just a big strong

Man,

he's a

Hulk.

Like, so, you know, he might be a freshman, but I don't know, he's a baby Huey, but he's fun to coach.

He's really done a nice job, came in, spent good in practice, took advantage of opportunity, you know, so it's, you know, that's what you want to see as a coach.

You want to see players make, force you to make tough decisions and have success.

We want everybody to have success and,

Probably the toughest part of my job is, you know, we have 29 players and I have confidence in all of them.

And just to try and get everybody in, you're always second guessing as a coach if they can add a little bit more.

And, you know, really have a lot of respect for what everybody brings to the rink every day and their approach.

And we're only as strong as our weakest link.

We don't have any weak links, so that's a good thing.

So

many head coaches do things differently, and obviously you have relationships different with players one-on-one than maybe assistant coaches have.

You have to have that barrier or that cushion there sometime.

But let's take Morgan Brady for an instance.

You were happy with his play.

Is that part of your personality to...

Seek him out individually like after a series like that and say hey you did a good job Or is that the assistant coach's job or is there any contact?

You know after somebody has that first big weekend.

I think it's an important You know when we have success as a group that they know it and as a team and and you know what happens in our

our room we kind of keep private but you know very complimentary when a player comes in and has success I think they need to know that and the group needs to know that and we have a very unselfish group where they're happy for each other and you can you can hear it even on the bench when a guy makes a play say it's you know Tristan Delisle right now made some really nice plays or Morgan makes a nice play you know they're a tight group

But we as a coach, you know, my my philosophy is to really reinforce good behavior and good habits.

And and I would say more when it's areas of growth or constructive criticism or things that that we try to handle one on one or in private and try to show that maybe through video and and you know, what's a better play we could make.

And you're going to have things that happen in a game.

You know, we had a player, you know, fall and overskate a puck and

But you know what?

We're not going to change our style or system.

We're going to continue to let our players play positionless and play free and for their development and for their growth individually.

But things are going to happen.

You never play perfect in this game.

And it's kind of like life.

You just keep trying to get better every day.

And that's really our message to it, what we try to install in our player.

And that's our culture.

That's our standard.

Wayne Weller, Darcy Martin, and Darcy Martin.

Darcy Wade.

Darcy Wade, a different Darcy.

Darcy Wade, and of course Colin Murphy inducted for hockey this past week.

And we talked to Colin during the second intermission.

He talked about how excited he was to go down to the locker room and do the starting line.

Let's talk a little bit about that.

I

was thinking maybe Darcy Martin.

He was five o'clock somewhere.

But anyways, too funny.

Heck of a player here too from British Columbia.

I grew up listening to him on the radio.

Yeah, but it was funny to have have Wayne obviously national champion The 65 group was so so exciting and then Darcy Gold tenors done so much for Michigan Tech for the University and the Arhaki program and the fundraising and then to have

you know, calling Murphy.

Murph was with him.

I kind of cracked a little bit of a joke.

I said, Murph, I didn't realize all three had played in the same era.

So obviously, but to have them do the starting lineup, I thought was so inspirational and it was so great for our players to see guys that have been the leaders and best and such a huge honor for them to come back and get

recognize for their achievement and what they've done at Michigan Tech University.

So real special weekend, but it was a lot of fun.

You know, it was really cool too because Colin Murphy, you know, was here when I took over from Bob Olson and I had forgotten he, you know, because you were here when we got the sweets.

And when that whole thing happened or right around, you know, he was not here.

So that was all brand new.

He had not seen that yet.

Sometimes when we're here a lot, we forget about who doesn't even know us.

That's some of the things that

we do.

Well, he wouldn't have the suites or the scoreboard.

Correct.

The

video

board.

Yeah, the video

board came when you were doing now.

Yeah.

So,

yeah, awesome.

Well, coach, thanks for your time.

We're looking forward to a road trip.

It's going to be nice weather.

down in Big Rapids, a good travel weather for the team, and it's going to be a tough weekend at CCHJ.

Here we go, right,

Coach?

It always is, but

let's go.

It's time.

Sounds good.

Thanks a

lot, Coach.

Appreciate it.

Thank you.

Head coach, Bill McCult here on the Michigan Tech Huskies Hockey Radio Show.

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Welcome back to the Michigan Tech Husky Talkie radio show on this Tuesday morning.

Michigan Tech traveling this weekend, taking their final one record to Ferris State to open up the CCHA portion of their schedule.

A couple of big conference games against the Bulldogs.

707 drop of the puck.

Both Friday and Saturday night will have the pregame starting at 6.30 here on MIX 93 WKMJ.

Yesterday we had a chance to talk to new Husky, Luke Shipley, who earned defenseman of the week in the CCHA with his two goals, including the game winner on Saturday night against the

They were both beauties, but the first one was really nice.

Yeah, first one was on a power play.

I think we had a good entry I carried and kicked it out I want to say Jansen and he made a nice playover to Gordon for the entry and we got set up

It kind of came off a shot or I don't actually know what it came off, but he rimmed it back out to me.

Gee, and I kind of got to the middle and there was a good screen.

I put a good shot and went

in.

You feel good when that first one goes in with a new team?

Yeah, no, I think I've kind of been building on this for a couple weeks now.

So it feels good to finally get one under my belt.

Second one wasn't much different.

It wasn't a power play and it wasn't really a pass back to you.

Yeah, there was, I think the boys had a hard four check.

They created a loose puck and popped out to the middle and I think there's a screener front and I talked to her home.

So can you talk a little bit about, I know we're really young in the season.

Any big differences from last year at UMass Lowell to here?

Yeah, definitely.

I think we have a special group here.

I mean, I think Mox has been talking about that from the start that we're building something special and we are a special group.

And I think our style here fits my game quite a bit better.

We really want the D to be active up top.

and include them and the defense to create offense.

So I think that's definitely helped my game.

And I also think we break the puck out as a five man unit.

So we spend less time in our D zone and more time in there.

And I think it's really fit my game well.

You know, watching this whole deep core, there's a lot of guys like you that have that offensive ability, but we're not cheating for offense, which is so key at that position, isn't it?

Yeah, I think I mean, it's kind of came from our coaching staff, but I think every guy on the back end is capable of producing and also defending.

So I think that's especially normally see that normally you see maybe a couple offensive guys and then strictly some defensive guys.

But I think we have guys that can do everything and that's kind of what a championship team needs.

You're getting involved right away in the community here.

You went with us to one of the local schools to meet some fourth graders.

Tell us how that was for you.

Yeah, it was cool.

It's always fun helping.

in the community and seeing a smile on the kids when you're around.

It's pretty funny.

They ask some funny questions.

Something something that I I did when I was younger, so I appreciate it when I was younger So I'm happy to get back to the community and do what I can

when you guys were on the ice on Friday Are you able to tell that those kids are down there by the by the ice level or is it kind of tough?

I mean you're pretty you're focused on the game for the most part So I mean there might be a few times that TV time That's what you're looking around or are checking all but you're pretty you're pretty focused on the game in the moment

How about the crowds this weekend?

How did they affect you guys on the ice?

Yeah, I mean I've definitely never played in front of

fans that are crazy like this and involved and always doing something whether that's cheered us on or maybe tripped another team.

No, I'm great for the fans here.

It's crazy.

So I love it so far.

Second road trip of the season coming up.

Do you like getting in on the bus and hanging out with the guys for a couple of days like that?

Yeah, it's definitely fun.

I mean, I've had my fair share of travel through junior.

So the bus, the bus has its fun times and it's not some fun times.

But no, it's definitely fun, especially coming to a new team.

You get to, you get to ball with the guys and spend a lot of time.

Luke Shippley, number four for the Huskies, back on the blue line.

He is the defenseman of the week in the CCHA with two goals on Saturday night, including the game win.

against Alaska to help complete the sweep.

We've got more of the Michigan Tech Huskies hockey radio show coming your way right after this here on MIX 93 WKMJ.

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Welcome back from the John McGinnis Tuner Dice Arena.

Dirk Hembrough with you on the Michigan Tech Huskies Hockey Radio Show on this Tuesday morning.

Another nice day outside and beautiful here in the ring and the Huskies won't be playing here this week and they will be at Ferris State University in Big Rapids.

And game times are 7 0 7, both Friday and Saturday night.

You can tune on into the pre games at 6 30.

Other CCHA matchups of this weekend.

Bowling Green is at Lake Superior State University.

Bowling Green coming in at 2 and 4.

The Lakers at 2 and 2.

That'll be a taffy able arena.

on Friday and Saturday night.

Then other CCHA teams will still continue non-conference play.

Augustana will be at Ohio State.

By the way, Augustana is number 13 right now, and they are playing really good.

They are undefeated, 3-0 and 1.

They'll be at Ohio State, and they will then be coming here in two weeks after this weekend.

the sixth and seventh of the member don't miss that series that is going to be a great series here at the john mcginnis to nicer enough tickets are available for that today we august and at ohio state uh... the midget state visiting minnesota deluth

And Duluth, of course, number 90 in the nation right now.

They're 3-1-2, Bemidji 1-2-0.

So a good opportunity for Coach Saratory and the Beavers to get an upset on the road.

Minnesota State, struggling out of the gates here, but have been playing some really good teams.

They will be at St.

Thomas, former CCHA member.

And that will be Friday.

And I think those are both Friday and Saturday night if I'm not mistaken.

But that's your schedule for Michigan Tech.

and for the other CCHA schools in action this weekend.

Some other notable non-conference play, Michigan, matching up against Western Michigan this weekend.

And also, North Dakota and Minnesota, in fact, that North Dakota, Minnesota series starts at 3M Arena at Mariucci on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

So we'll be watching that one pretty closely, then they'll play on Friday.

But that's two of the

series that don't involve CCHA teams that really kind of stand out.

Also, Boston College will be at Denver this weekend.

Atlanta Cocky is continuing to get some games in in conference play.

Sacred Heart will be at Holy Cross.

Robert Morris at Bentley.

But those are your games.

Again, the only two CCHA conference games this weekend.

Michigan Tech at Ferris State and Bowling Green at Lake Superior State.

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And again, our games this weekend, 7-0-7 from the MAC, or from the Eva Glavin Arena in Big Rapids at Ferris State University.

The football team will also be down there.

Take you down to the number one Ferris State Bulldogs in football.

Great opportunity for Coach Metlack and the football Huskies.

That will be a one o'clock kickoff.

And that is why they moved back the Saturday football game.

to a 7 o'clock start instead of 6.

Normally that would be 6 o'clock on Saturday down in Big Rapids, like it is here.

But because the Huskies are taking on the Bulldogs in football as well, they just want to make sure they have everybody, all their technical staff, ready for both games on that Saturday.

So that's why both games for hockey, 7-0-7, right here on MIX 93 with 6-30 pre-games.

Thanks to Sam, back at our studios, engineering the programs.

Hey, thanks to head coach Bill McCult, of course, and...

to Luke Shipley who joined us on the broadcast and thanks to our sponsors as well.

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Ashley, let's talk about your team and what are some of the highlights from this year so far?

Yeah, we've got, I guess I'll start with the seniors.

We've got one senior, Hailey McGlynn, and this year she really honed in on her role as a left-hitter.

She played all around.

She did pretty decent serving as well.

But unfortunately, she won't actually be playing tonight.

She had a prior commitment through the FFA convention.

So she's leaving today to go to that.

So we won't have her tonight.

But then Lexi Rockweiler is one of our middles.

And she used to be a left.

And then this year, we've moved her into the middle role, maybe a third of the way into the season.

And she's really excelled there.

She's done a lot of good things for us.

It's a lot of fun to watch both in the front row and the back row.

When you look at the matchup, obviously there's no secrets between yourselves and Ithaca.

You've seen them a few times this year, haven't you?

We have, yes.

We've played them between scrimmages and actual games.

I think this will be our between varsity and JV.

I think this will be our sixth matchup with them this season.

So how do you proceed?

What are some things that stick out about them in the scouting report?

Yeah, you know, they've got some strong hitters.

from every spot in the front row, depending on the rotation.

So we're just really going to try to hone in on working on our blocking to shut those girls down a little more.

And in the event that they do get through our blocks, then we're really hopeful that we can dig and pop those up to get some good plays.

Did you have good turnout for Western volleyball this year, Ashley?

And we had 12 girls total, and that is for varsity and JV.

We had some challenging times having to maneuver girls around to play both, but we made it work.

Looking at the conferences here, it looks like Seneca was the team to beat, and they could go away in the tournament, couldn't

they?

They absolutely could.

They were a really fun team to watch.

We played them two times this season, obviously, and both times they were aggressive, we'll say, but they really are a fun team to watch.

They have a lot of talent across the board.

The winner of this match tonight will be, it looks like, going to DeSoto, too.

That's a tough draw, too, isn't

it?

It is, yep.

We just played them last Tuesday in our quad, and both when they came to Weston and last week, they're a top team as well.

They've got a lot of girls out, and again, they're fun to watch.

They've got some real talent there.

And in my opinion, those teams are always the best ones to watch.

Well, it's interesting with Weston and Ithaca playing because your teammates a lot of the other times of the year, but this is one of the few women's sports where you're apart, right?

That is correct.

Yeah, and you know, it is really fun.

These girls play softball together and basketball together on the same team.

And then when we're on the volleyball court, you'll see the little relationships that they've developed in those sports kind of carry over to the volleyball court and you'll see the little conversations happening at the med or, you know.

the handshakes afterwards or before, or whatever it may be.

And those relationships are fun.

It's fun to see them still having fun out there with their friends, but also trying to be competitive.

Ashley, as you complete your first year as head coach, goals for the future.

I'm guessing you're going to encourage them to play in the offseason too, right?

Absolutely.

Yeah, I encourage them for the Summer League and any other opportunities that they have for club ball.

We have a very young team this year.

Again, we're only losing one senior and I believe we have either five or six eighth graders coming in next year.

So still a young team next year, but anything that they can do in the offseason absolutely will help them grow.

Sounds good.

Thanks for talking with us Ashley and good luck tonight and thanks for joining us.

Thank you.

Ashley

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Angie, it looks like the team's been playing a little better since the last time we talked.

How have you played the last couple of weeks?

Yeah, so our last couple of weeks have went pretty well for us.

It took us a little while to settle in this season, but the girls have progressively played stronger.

We've had several wins the past few weeks here and

a notable moment.

We did take a set from DeSoto, who was the second place team in the conference.

So that was a great night for us, played really strong against them on the rest of that game too.

So I think the girls have really progressed throughout the season and I'm hoping that we can kind of make a little bit of a run here.

You've played West at a number of times and really there's probably no secrets between the players.

They know another pretty well, don't they?

They do.

Yeah, Weston is pretty familiar to us.

We always scrimmage with Weston at the beginning of the season.

And we have played them a couple of times this season.

So I kind of know where their strengths are and their weaknesses.

But of course, we have to go in there and perform well and just have a really clean game for us and really kind of attack strong offensively.

And I'm hoping that we can have a strong game and continue to progress on this week.

The tournament, uh, cleans the slate and you really have to prove yourself again.

Don't you?

You do.

You do.

It is, it is kind of like everyone starting over.

It doesn't matter if you finish at the top of the conference or the bottom of the conference.

Um, once the tournament starts, um, it's anyone's game again.

And, um, you know, you could finish at the top of the conference and one loss in the tournament and your season is done.

So, um, this is always kind of, to me, it's kind of a new life in the season and,

I'm hoping that we can continue to battle it out here for a while this week.

You made the nice run a couple years ago into the sectional and were any of these players involved on the team at that time?

We do have J.C.

Maxwell and Brinley Wallace, Aubrey Imhoff also just for Varsity at that time.

So they do have some tournament experience behind them.

Um, our girls are really, um, we have a pretty easy going group of girls.

So I don't think they get too worried about something like this.

Um, they just know they need to go in there and continue to play and, um, have a good strong game and that's just kind of how they approach it every night.

How many seniors do you have this year, Angie?

We have five.

Could you talk about them for us?

Uh, yeah, I can.

Um, I, I have, um, Kaylee Manning, uh, JC Maxwell, Aubrey M. Hoff, Brinley, wellness and Nyla Lorenzo.

There really is not enough, I can say about those girls.

They have been fantastic this season, have really led our team through one of the most difficult seasons.

I have coached not as far as ability on the court, but as far as some of the things that we faced on the beginning of the season and just getting everyone back out there.

And I could not have asked for a better group of girls to lead our program.

They just have really,

been great role models and had led with such determination and just perseverance this season.

So I'm really proud of them.

I'm going to miss them greatly when their season is over, but they're just a fantastic group.

So I'm excited to see what else they do the rest of this school year.

If you're going to be still coaching them the next couple of weeks, what do they have to do?

What do you have to improve on the most for the tournament?

I think just consistency for us.

The skill is there.

Offensively, we can be very strong.

Defensively, we've been playing very well.

I think it's just the consistency on the court.

Sometimes we are up and down a little bit in our games, and that's been something we've really been focusing on and just playing a very strong and consistent game throughout the entire three sets.

Sounds good.

Good luck as you get ready for the tournament, coach.

Thank you.

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It

is tournament time.

Ithaca hosting Weston tonight.

And as we talked about in the pregame, one of the few sports left in women's sports that the teams are not co-opped.

And right here with volleyball.

And the teams are interesting.

Their teammates, especially for basketball and softball, a couple other times during the year, and track for that matter.

But they play against one another tonight.

So lots of friends across the net, that's for sure.

Looking at some individual stats,

Ithaca's senior J.C.

Maxwell leads with 221 kills on the year.

Also Autumn McBain with 70 and Brinley-Wonless with 60.

Also McBain with 24 aces leading Ithaca.

Leading West in this year with 58 kills.

Lexi Rockweiler 37 for Jenna Haas and Rachel Spencer has 18 aces among the stat sheet.

numbers that kind of stick out a little bit.

The two teams playing during the regular season and Ithaca getting the win both times including most recently Thursday night last week during Weston's annual homecoming festivities.

We'll have more about the match in just a moment.

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Weston comes in as an 11th seed, Ithaca a sixth seed and the winner will play at DeSoto which has a first round by and that match coming up on Thursday night.

Other conference schools tonight Kikapu moves to division four

in the tournament and they are hosting the CEDA this evening.

North Crawford in Division 5 is at Cassville and the Florida Youth Initiative is at Potosi.

Riverdale in Division 4 taking out Oakfield and that's a 9 versus 8 seed matchup so that has a potential to be a very good one that's for sure.

Our starting lineups coming up here in just a little bit.

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It is an opportunity for us to brag about both schools, both teams rolling in here tonight.

Both fans setting up here on each side of the court and anticipating a good one.

In fact, our first time to see Weston, we have had Ithaca on earlier this year.

Weston coached by Ashley McBain, assisted by Bailey Miller.

and Ithaca is coached by Angie Young and assisted by Ryan Miller.

So interesting family connections there as we look at both sides and their coaching staffs.

How quickly the season goes with matches starting as early as late August and then you come down the stretch and all of a sudden you're here at tournament time.

Angie Young mentioning to me that it would have been nice to have a couple more weeks.

with this team before the season got into the postseason but that's the hand you're dealt and so you've got to go through and try to play your best every night as she mentioned it does clear the slate when you come into tournament time nobody cares what you did during the regular season at that point other than maybe proceeding and that was an actual anthem

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Here are the starters tonight, sponsored by LLM Selvidge.

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Here we go, number two for Weston.

Julia Tellavera, a junior.

Number 11, Junior Addison Dre.

Number 12, Jenna Hass, a sophomore.

Number 13, Freshman Autumn McGlynn.

Number 22, Lexi Rockweiler, a junior.

Number 23, Junior Faith Sinechka.

For Ithaca tonight, J.C.

Maxwell, a senior.

Number seven.

Number nine, Aubrey Imhoff, a senior.

Number 13, Aspen Young, a sophomore.

Number 14, Autumn McBain, a junior.

Number 15, Bryn Lee-Wonlis, a senior.

And number 23, senior, Kaylee Manning.

The Libero players are Brianna Lewis and Alyssa Olson.

And so those are the starters.

Those are the ones we'll be calling the most tonight.

Ithaca is to our left, west, and to our right.

And the hardest thing for me is to not say Ithaca-Weston, because I've gotten used to that during the football season.

two different entities tonight.

Weston rolling out with its libero player Rachel Spencer who will take her place in the back row as we get ready for the first serve tonight and it looks like for Ithaca.

Aspen Young will start at the back row and we'll get this one going here tonight.

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Aubrey M. Hoff will get it started for Ithaca serving to Weston.

Here it is, served down the middle of the floor, fielded by Weston, passed to the left side by Dray, back to the middle, knocked over by Rockweiler.

Bulldogs try with a set of the middle, and Wondless takes it, end of the net, and it's a point for Weston.

1-0, Silver Eagles, serving will be Addison Dray, and she moves to the back wall.

Ithaca in serve, receive mode, here's the serve, played by Young, and there comes the set from Imhoff, back to the back row, Maxwell drives it over and got it in.

We're tied at one.

Back row attack with J.C.

Maxwell, who quickly rotates now to the front row.

And serving for Ithaca is Autumn McBean.

Autumn back of the back wall now comes up with a serve over to the right side, cut off by Sinitschka.

Here's a pass to the near side, driven over by McGlynn.

Pass now to the middle and set up by Imhoff.

Maxwell takes a swing and he's out of bounds, and that's a point for Weston.

Score goes two to one.

Serving for the Silver Eagles, Lexi Rockweiler.

Lexi back to the back wall, and Ithaca in serve, receive mode, side out, Weston.

Here's the serve.

Gonna be an ace, and Weston leads by a score of three to one.

Rockweiler with a straight down to the floor, serve from the back wall.

All right, she'll try again.

Three to one, Weston.

Here's the serve.

That one going down quickly.

Free ball to the net by, if it does now, popped over to the left side.

That one goes out of bounds.

Trying to salvage it was Breanna Lewis and the ball wound up out of bounds.

So it is 4-1 in favor of Weston.

Serving again will be Lexi Rockweiler.

There's the run-up and the line drive serve.

Fueled by McBain.

Imhoff to Maxwell.

J.C.

takes it over to the middle.

Weston playing it strong over to the left side.

Financia gets it over.

fielded now by McBain, Imhoff to the right side, and Maxwell pumps it over.

There is a double hit called on Ithaca, and Weston leaves it by a score of five to one.

Opening set here at Ithaca, and the continuing to serve is Lexi Rockweiler.

Lexi with a line drive serve, fielded by Young.

There's the set by Imhoff, Maxwell takes it over that, down, and the serve goes back to Ithaca, five-two.

Both points come on kills from J.C.

Maxwell here at the start.

And the Bulldogs, Brinley-Wonless, will serve.

Brinley coming up, got that left-handed serve, fires it back row, dug there by Haas.

Back to the right side, taken it out of the gym with a big hit, was Haas.

And it'll be a point for Ithaca.

5-3, ball game score.

Here comes Wallace's next serve that one cut off by Stanisca Passes to Dre a little bit hot he goes into the net and if it scores again there within a point score of 5-4 Thanks to everybody here at Ithaca Rick Manning is in charge tonight.

I told him Bob Bowers principal back in the mid 70s I don't know if he'd ever dreamed that would happen Hey, there's an ace by Ithaca and we are tied Going down with a serve is autumn McBain and that makes it

5-5, and a nice, I should say, Brinley-Wandless.

Brinley-Wandless with the ace, and she'll serve again.

That one on the far side, free ball back by Weston.

Back to Wandless, set by Umhoff, and there's the left-handed shot by Maxwell.

Played by Stenetska, Drey gives it right back, faith gets it back row, fielded by Ithaca.

Set for Maxwell on that left side again, drives it over, tipped by Weston, and it goes out of bounds, and that'll be a point for Ithaca.

That makes it 6-5.

Bulldogs have come back to take the lead and they have scored five points in a row Really one-less with the run-up and the serve is into the net and that'll be a point for Weston and we are tied six to six Side out for the Silver Eagles and Faith Stanitska will serve Fires at far side that's in that serve and the Bulldogs take the lead seven six score

Weston playing without Hayley McGlynn as coach mentioned in the pregame.

The fact that there's an FFA convention going on and she had to leave today so a lot of times these students are involved in so many things they have to choose.

Served by Olson of Ithaca.

Weston returns it back row.

Nice dig there by McBain.

Back to Maxwell, gets it over, far side.

The pass to Dre, she sets it up.

Taking it back row there was Teladera.

Back to the right side, it took a call for a double hit.

And we're tied.

Very even here on the opener.

Addison Dre back in the front row and serving for Weston is Rachel Spencer.

Rachel coming up and there's the serve.

Fielded by Young, Alyssa Olson to the far side, taking a shot with a guy into the net.

Aubrey Imhoff taking a shot from the left front and Weston takes the lead.

It is 8-7.

Spencer will serve again.

Rachel with a walk up, there's the line drive, sir.

Fielded back row by McBain.

Quick set by Olson, taking it over is Manning and got it down.

Manning going the left hand, a shot.

And we're tied at eight.

Daily in the front left now and they rotate around Maxwell goes to the back JC with the serve.

Loads this one near side fielded by Weston a good dig there by Rockweiler shot over the top by Dre back roll.

It's Maxwell Olson and now the ball is up blocked by Weston and down it goes.

Nice play by Jenna Haas and that makes it 98 Weston.

Haas hanging in there and doing a good job of the net.

So, serving.

Now is Jenna.

She moves to the back row, serves it.

Young got the dig, hits the ball under the net, and Ithaca can't play the count, and Weston leaves it by a score of 10-8 here in the opener.

Serving again is Jenna Haas, Weston by two.

Young with the dig, Olsen sets it back to the left side.

Pumped over by McBain.

Weston tries again, passed to the middle.

Rockweiler takes it over and got it down and Weston will lead by three.

11-8 now in favor of the Silver Eagles.

So well played, nice passing, and Weston has got Ithacan.

It's back heels a little bit here in the opening set.

Here comes the next serve for the Silver Eagles.

Haas drives it far side, just missed the back line, and that'll give the serve back to Ithaca.

Two-point set.

It is 11-9 here in the opener, and Ithaca will serve.

Aspen Young does the honors.

Young with the run-up and drives it to the middle, fielded by McGlynn, back to the left side.

Now Poppeter over is Weston, and nice job.

They got it in on a hit by Addison Dre, the setter, getting it over on hit number two.

And the Bulldogs fooled a bit as that ball dropped in on the front left and that makes it 12-9.

Weston will serve.

This one fielded by Young.

Olson passes to the left side and punched over by Wondless.

They're going to call her for a double hit.

And Weston takes a bigger lead at 13-9.

Libby Brant serves that last one.

She'll get another serve now.

Sophomore in and here is a drive to the far side.

And down it goes.

That'll be an ace.

Weston coming out playing well here.

Timeout Ithaca, 14-9.

Weston here in the opener.

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Weston

will serve after the timeout, played by Maxwell.

Olson sets it to the left side, taking a shot, getting it over and tipped.

Out of bounds, nice hit there by Brindley-Wandless.

And Ithaca turns the tie, that makes it 14-10.