Warriors open National tournament with a split and several honors
October 24, 2008
The Warrior Volleyball team traveled to Fort Wayne, Indiana to open up the 2008 USCAA National Championships. They began the day with a match against Robert Morris-Springfield. The Lady Warriors started out slow with a 12-25 game loss, but rebounded with three straight wins (25-24, 25-23, 25-22). Their second match pitted the warriors against the Number 1 seed Florida College where they dropped 3 straight games 15-25, 10-25, and 19-25. The loss earned a 1-1 record for the day heading into day two of the tournament.
Thursday evening saw several Lady Warriors earn All-American honors. Senior Libero, Amanda Crump earn honorable mention All-American and Academic All-American. Senior outside hitter, Katie LeComte earned Academic All-American. Senior setter, Kirstin Fish earned 1st Team All-American along with Junior middle hitter, Megan Towe (1st Team All-American). Head Coach David Crump earned 2008 USCAA Coach of the Year for his efforts this season.
The Warriors will pick up action on Friday when they take on Spalding University at 11:30 am. Scores will be updated daily.
06 May 2008
Women's Volleyball Announces 2008 Schedule
Head Coach David Crump announces the Rochester College Women's 2008 Volleyball schedule. The Lady Warriors will open their 2008 season competing at the Concordia University tournament in Ann Arbor on August 22nd & 23rd. They will compete in several other tournaments hosted by Pikeville College, Taylor University-Fort Wayne and Aquinas College.
Rochester Volleyball will open their home games on August 26th against Aquinas College. They will play a total of eight home games on five dates. They will complete their home dates with Senior Night on October 15th taking on the Concordia Cardinals. Other home opponents include Southern State Community College, Robert Morris - Springfield, Indiana University Northwest, Olivet College and Siena Heights University.
The Warriors will be facing a tougher schedule this year with the expectation of improving on their 2007 regular season record 20-15.