Thursday, October 13
BOZEMAN
7 p.m.
Montana State University
vs
Northern Colorado
Jordan Radick
Photo by: Courtesy Sacramento State Sports Information
Montana State Begins Four Match Home Stand
10/12/2022 4:28:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
Montana State begins a pivotal four match home stand beginning Thursday, Oct. 13 when its hosts Northern Colorado at 7 p.m. in Shroyer Gym. It will mark the second meeting of the season between the two rivals.
WHO: Northern Colorado at Montana State
WHEN: Thursday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m.
WHERE: Bozeman, Montana
VENUE: Shroyer Gym
RECORDS: Montana State 6-11, 2-3; No. Colorado 8-8, 2-3
SERIES: No. Colorado leads all-time series 32-5 (1981)
LAST MTG: Sept. 24, 2022 - Montana State 3, @ No. Colo. 1
WHO: Northern Arizona at Montana State
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m.
WHERE: Bozeman, Montana
VENUE: Shroyer Gym
RECORDS: Montana State 6-9, 2-1; No. Arizona 2-10, 1-4
SERIES: No. Arizona leads all-time series 42-27 (1987)
LAST MTG: Nov. 18, 2021 - MSU 3, NAU 2 at BSC Tournament
VIDEO: MSU's matches against Northern Colorado and No. Arizona can be streamed live at ESPN+ (subscription necessary).
NEXT UP: Montana State begins a pivotal four match home stand beginning Thursday, Oct. 13 when its hosts Northern Colorado at 7 p.m. in Shroyer Gym. It will mark the second meeting of the season between the two rivals. The Bobcats handed the Bears at 3-1 setback on Sept. 24 in Greeley. Montana State closes out the week when it faces Northern Arizona, Saturday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. in Shroyer Gym. The following week, the Bobcats will face Idaho State on Thursday, Oct. 20 and Weber State, Saturday, Oct. 22. Both matches are slated for 7 p.m. in Shroyer Gym.
BOBCAT OF THE WEEK: Junior middle blocker Emma Pence is Montana State's Bobcat of the Week for her performances against Portland State and Sacramento State. The 6-2 native of Carson City, Nevada averaged 1.86 kills and 1.00 blocks per set, while hitting .237 from the field. She had her best outing of the weekend at Sacramento State on Saturday, recording eight kills, a .412 (8-1-17) attack mark, four blocks and a dig.
BOBCAT BITES: Sophomore Jordan Radick led MSU last weekend with a team-high 15 kills (2.14 kps), while recording a .250 attack mark and averaging .71 blocks per contest...Lauren Lindseth and Kira Thomsen led the Bobcats defensively against Portland State and Sacramento State, averaging 3.43 and 3.00 digs per set, respectively...Jourdain Klein and Emma Pence each averaged 1.00 blocks per set at Portland State and Sacramento State...MSU was out-hit last week .239 to .118...Montana State set a school, a state of Montana, and Big Sky Conference volleyball attendance record when 6,457 fans jammed into Worthington Arena on Sept. 30 against Montana.
SIDE OUTS:
* MSU is second in the Big Sky Conference in league play averaging 16.06 digs per set
* Jordan Radick in 3rd in the Big Sky at 1.17 blocks per set, while Jourdain Klein is 5th at 1.11
* In Big Sky stats, Montana State is third in the league in blocking averaging 2.44 per set
* Freshman Lauren Lindseth ranks fifth in Big Sky action averaging 4.50 digs per set
* Setter Audrey Hofer is dishing out 9.94 assists per set in Big Sky play - fifth in the league
* Freshman Madilyn Siebler is averaging 2.33 kills and 1.83 digs per set this season
* MSU's Jordan Radick ranks sixth in the Big Sky with a .352 hitting percentage
* Montana State is averaging 1,506 fans per match, which ranks 28th in the nation
* Jordan Radick was the 2021 Big Sky Freshman of the Year, the first for MSU since 2013
* BSC's toughest schedules: 1-NAU 94, 2-PSU 100, 3-WSU 149, 4-MSU 162, 5-UNC 163
THE SCOUTING REPORT:
Northern Colorado is 8-8 overall and 2-3 in Big Sky Conference play after dropping a 3-2 decision at Northern Arizona on Saturday in its only match of the week. This season, the Bears are 6-2 on its home court and 1-5 in away matches. Against NAU, Kailey Jo Ince and Rachel Hickman each totaled 21 kills as the Bears hit an impressive .254 from the floor. Libero Michaela Boon notched 34 digs in the loss. Northern Arizona is 2-10 overall and 1-4 in Big Sky play after downing No. Colorado in five last Saturday. Against the Bears, Kylie Moran recorded 13 kills, and the Lumberjacks out-blocked UNC 16-8.
PACKED HOUSE:
The Bobcats set a Big Sky Conference, state of Montana and MSU attendance record when 6,457 fans jammed Worthington Arena on Friday, Sept. 30 against rival Montana. The top five largest home crowds in MSU history:
1. vs. Montana* 9/30/22 6,457
2. vs. Montana* 11/15/02 6,378
3. vs. Montana* 10/10/03 4,741
4. vs. Montana* 11/5/04 4,159
5. vs. Montana 10/12/01 2,125
* = Played in Worthington Arena
MADE IN MONTANA:
The Bobcats starting rotation includes four players from the Treasure State. In all, MSU has five athletes from its home turf on the roster. Starters include setter Audrey Hofer (Helena/Capital), middle blocker Jordan Radick (Bozeman), outside hitter Jordan Klein (Ennis) and libero Lauren Lindseth (Great Falls/CMR). The fifth player is defensive specialist Shayla Webber (Joliet).
HARD BLOCK CAFE:
After the opening five matches of Big Sky Conference action, the Bobcats are third in the league averaging 2.44 per set. Individually, Jordan Radick is third in the conference averaging 1.17 blocks per set, while Jourdain Klein ranks fifth at 1.11 blocks per outing. On the season, Montana State is ranked third in the league averaging 2.29, which is 92nd in the nation. Emma Pence ranks eighth in the Big Sky averaging 0.98 blocks per contest, which is good for 234th in the nation.
CLIMBING THE LADDER:
As the MSU program continues to improve, its numbers within the Big Sky statistical categories have shown remarkable improvement, as well. In the 12 team statistical categories after the opening week of Big Sky action, the Cats rank among the top five in the league in seven categories, including #2 in digs (16.06), #3 in blocks (2.44), #4 in opponent hitting percentage (.181) and #5 in opponent service aces (1.39), kills (11.94), opponent kills (12.06) and assists (11.39).
TOOL TIME:
Junior outside hitter Kira Thomsen returned to the Bobcat rotation after missing 14 matches due to injury against Montana on Sept. 30. The Parker, Colorado product recorded 11 kills and a team-high 16 digs against Montana. Last weekend, Thomsen tallied 10 kills and 13 digs at Portland State and added eight saves in MSU's loss at Sacramento State. Last season, the Second Team All-Big Sky Conference pick recorded a career-high 26 kills against Northern Arizona at the league tournament. Earlier in the season, Thomsen notched a career-best 26 digs at Portland State. Last fall, she recorded 20 matches in double-figure kills, 13 in double-digit digs and had 12 double-doubles (k/d). Thomsen is also closing in on becoming the 17th member of MSU's prestigious 1000-kill club.
Career Kills Watch:
1. Diane Terrall 1,451 78-81
2. Brandy Anderson 1,380 95-98
3. Maggie Koughan 1,328 82-85
4. Hannah Scott 1,288 17-21
5. Stephanie Laya 1,260 97-00
6. Meggie Malyurek 1,136 02-05
7. Moyra Ditchfield 1,135 80-83
8. Kim Stonehouse 1,129 03-06
9. Megan Zanto 1,128 02-05
10. Kim Steffel 1,108 89-92
11. Michelle Usitalo 1,060 81-84
12. Cori Carper 1,058 96-99
13. Mindy Nowak 1,044 96-99
14. Stephanie Nowicki 1,033 86-89
15. Karen Weyler 1,026 94-97
16. Aimee Halyk 1,014 99-02
--- Kira Thomsen 920 19---
THE GREAT WALL OF BOZEMAN:
Junior Emma Pence continues her assault on the Bobcat blocks records. The season, the product of Carson City, Nevada, has totaled 56 blocks, averaging 0.98 per set. Last fall, Pence was one of the top blockers in the nation averaging 1.34 blocks per set, which led the Big Sky and ranked 14th in the nation. Pence's 151 total blocks was tops in the league and seventh in the country. This season, she had recorded six total blocks on three occasions, the last coming against Eastern Washington on Sept. 22.
Career Block Watch:
Block Assists:
1. Megan Zanto, 02-05 511
2. Karen Weyler, 94-97 460
3. Cori Carper, 96-99 425
4. Angela Wiebe, 03-06 394
5. Emma Pence, 2019-- 376
Total Blocks:
1. Megan Zanto, 02-05 592
2. Karen Weyler, 94-97 570
3. Cori Carper, 96-99 490
4. Emma Pence, 2019-- 423
5. Angela Wiebe, 03-06 416
THE MENACE FROM ENNIS:
Jourdain Klein, a 6-1 outside hitter from Ennis, Mont., is averaging 2.06 kills and 1.11 blocks per set with a .222 attack mark in Big Sky Conference action. Three weeks ago, Klein averaged 3.29 kills and 1.29 blocks against Eastern Washington and Northern Colorado. Against the Eagles, Klein recorded 10 kills, a .308 attack mark and four blocks. Klein followed that performance with 13 kills, a .500 (13-2-22) attack mark and five blocks as the Bobcat defeated UNC in Greeley. Klein had ten kills and seven blocks in two matches last weekend at Portland State and Sacramento State. On the season, she has recorded seven matches with double-figure kills, and eight matches with four or more blocks.
JORDAN IN THE MIDDLE:
Sophomore Jordan Radick tallied a career-high 15 kills against Montana on Sept. 30, while hitting a team-best .560 (15-1-25) from the field. In addition, she added five blocks and three digs against the Grizzlies. Last week, she pounded out 15 kills and added five blocks at Portland State and Sacramento State. The Bozeman High product opened league play three weeks ago, posting 13 kills (1.86 kps) and eleven blocks (1.57), while hitting .300 against Eastern Washington and Northern Colorado. Radick had her best outing against Northern Colorado posting 10 kills, a .333 attack mark and a season-high nine blocks. She has been in double-figure kills on four occasions and had notched six matches with four or more blocks. Radick was the 2021 Big Sky Conference Freshman of the Year and a Second Team All-Big Sky pick.
THE DISH:
Sophomore setter Audrey Hofer handed out 52 assists, averaging 8.67 per set, while also chipping in 1.50 digs at Portland State and Sacramento State. On the season, Hofer is averaging 8.97 apg, which ranks sixth in the Big Sky and 129th in the country. She has also registered two double-doubles this fall and recorded a career-high six kills against Bryant University of Sept. 3.
TO BE OR NOT TO BE:
Sophomore Courtney Weatherby has done an outstanding job on the outside for the Bobcats this fall. The native of Kuna, Idaho has played in 16 matches and 63 sets, averaging 2.14 kills and 2.40 digs per set. Weatherby recorded a career-high 20 kills against St. Thomas (MN) at the Bobcat Classic en route to being named to the all-tournament team. In all, she has been in double-digit kills on eight occasions, and double-figure digs nine times. She leads the Bobcats with seven double-doubles. Weatherby tallied a season-high 22 saves as the Bobcats defeated Fordham on Sept. 9. Weatherby has also done a fantastic job from the service line, leading the Bobcats with 18 aces. She posted three aces against Grand Canyon and Fordham. Against Northern Colorado, Weatherby registered a career-high three blocks, with one solo, and two block assists against the Bears. On Sept. 30, the native of Kuna, Idaho recorded 14 digs against Montana.
LINDSETH FAMILY LEGACY:
Montana State freshman libero Lauren Lindseth will be a part of Bobcat history as part of the first mother/daughter duo to play volleyball at MSU. Lindseth's mother - Kelly Modrow - played for the Blue and Gold from 1992-1996. The native of Minnetonka, Minnesota (Hopkins HS) played in 110 matches and 359 sets. In all, her career totals include: 889 kills, 733 digs, 128 blocks and 87 service aces wearing the No. 2 jersey. Like her mother, Lauren also dons the No. 2 uniform. Lindseth has played in all 17 matches and 69 sets this season as MSU's starting libero. On the season, she's totaled 247 digs, averaging 3.58 per contest. In Big Sky play, she is averaging 4.50 digs per set. Lindseth had been in double-digit saves on ten occasions, including a season and career-high 32 digs as the Bobcat upset Boise State 3-2 in Shroyer Gym on Sept. 15. Additionally, Lindseth is tied for first on the squad with 19 service aces, including a season-high two aces on six occasions. She's also dished out 40 assists.
WHEN: Thursday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m.
WHERE: Bozeman, Montana
VENUE: Shroyer Gym
RECORDS: Montana State 6-11, 2-3; No. Colorado 8-8, 2-3
SERIES: No. Colorado leads all-time series 32-5 (1981)
LAST MTG: Sept. 24, 2022 - Montana State 3, @ No. Colo. 1
WHO: Northern Arizona at Montana State
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m.
WHERE: Bozeman, Montana
VENUE: Shroyer Gym
RECORDS: Montana State 6-9, 2-1; No. Arizona 2-10, 1-4
SERIES: No. Arizona leads all-time series 42-27 (1987)
LAST MTG: Nov. 18, 2021 - MSU 3, NAU 2 at BSC Tournament
VIDEO: MSU's matches against Northern Colorado and No. Arizona can be streamed live at ESPN+ (subscription necessary).
NEXT UP: Montana State begins a pivotal four match home stand beginning Thursday, Oct. 13 when its hosts Northern Colorado at 7 p.m. in Shroyer Gym. It will mark the second meeting of the season between the two rivals. The Bobcats handed the Bears at 3-1 setback on Sept. 24 in Greeley. Montana State closes out the week when it faces Northern Arizona, Saturday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. in Shroyer Gym. The following week, the Bobcats will face Idaho State on Thursday, Oct. 20 and Weber State, Saturday, Oct. 22. Both matches are slated for 7 p.m. in Shroyer Gym.
BOBCAT OF THE WEEK: Junior middle blocker Emma Pence is Montana State's Bobcat of the Week for her performances against Portland State and Sacramento State. The 6-2 native of Carson City, Nevada averaged 1.86 kills and 1.00 blocks per set, while hitting .237 from the field. She had her best outing of the weekend at Sacramento State on Saturday, recording eight kills, a .412 (8-1-17) attack mark, four blocks and a dig.
BOBCAT BITES: Sophomore Jordan Radick led MSU last weekend with a team-high 15 kills (2.14 kps), while recording a .250 attack mark and averaging .71 blocks per contest...Lauren Lindseth and Kira Thomsen led the Bobcats defensively against Portland State and Sacramento State, averaging 3.43 and 3.00 digs per set, respectively...Jourdain Klein and Emma Pence each averaged 1.00 blocks per set at Portland State and Sacramento State...MSU was out-hit last week .239 to .118...Montana State set a school, a state of Montana, and Big Sky Conference volleyball attendance record when 6,457 fans jammed into Worthington Arena on Sept. 30 against Montana.
SIDE OUTS:
* MSU is second in the Big Sky Conference in league play averaging 16.06 digs per set
* Jordan Radick in 3rd in the Big Sky at 1.17 blocks per set, while Jourdain Klein is 5th at 1.11
* In Big Sky stats, Montana State is third in the league in blocking averaging 2.44 per set
* Freshman Lauren Lindseth ranks fifth in Big Sky action averaging 4.50 digs per set
* Setter Audrey Hofer is dishing out 9.94 assists per set in Big Sky play - fifth in the league
* Freshman Madilyn Siebler is averaging 2.33 kills and 1.83 digs per set this season
* MSU's Jordan Radick ranks sixth in the Big Sky with a .352 hitting percentage
* Montana State is averaging 1,506 fans per match, which ranks 28th in the nation
* Jordan Radick was the 2021 Big Sky Freshman of the Year, the first for MSU since 2013
* BSC's toughest schedules: 1-NAU 94, 2-PSU 100, 3-WSU 149, 4-MSU 162, 5-UNC 163
THE SCOUTING REPORT:
Northern Colorado is 8-8 overall and 2-3 in Big Sky Conference play after dropping a 3-2 decision at Northern Arizona on Saturday in its only match of the week. This season, the Bears are 6-2 on its home court and 1-5 in away matches. Against NAU, Kailey Jo Ince and Rachel Hickman each totaled 21 kills as the Bears hit an impressive .254 from the floor. Libero Michaela Boon notched 34 digs in the loss. Northern Arizona is 2-10 overall and 1-4 in Big Sky play after downing No. Colorado in five last Saturday. Against the Bears, Kylie Moran recorded 13 kills, and the Lumberjacks out-blocked UNC 16-8.
PACKED HOUSE:
The Bobcats set a Big Sky Conference, state of Montana and MSU attendance record when 6,457 fans jammed Worthington Arena on Friday, Sept. 30 against rival Montana. The top five largest home crowds in MSU history:
1. vs. Montana* 9/30/22 6,457
2. vs. Montana* 11/15/02 6,378
3. vs. Montana* 10/10/03 4,741
4. vs. Montana* 11/5/04 4,159
5. vs. Montana 10/12/01 2,125
* = Played in Worthington Arena
MADE IN MONTANA:
The Bobcats starting rotation includes four players from the Treasure State. In all, MSU has five athletes from its home turf on the roster. Starters include setter Audrey Hofer (Helena/Capital), middle blocker Jordan Radick (Bozeman), outside hitter Jordan Klein (Ennis) and libero Lauren Lindseth (Great Falls/CMR). The fifth player is defensive specialist Shayla Webber (Joliet).
HARD BLOCK CAFE:
After the opening five matches of Big Sky Conference action, the Bobcats are third in the league averaging 2.44 per set. Individually, Jordan Radick is third in the conference averaging 1.17 blocks per set, while Jourdain Klein ranks fifth at 1.11 blocks per outing. On the season, Montana State is ranked third in the league averaging 2.29, which is 92nd in the nation. Emma Pence ranks eighth in the Big Sky averaging 0.98 blocks per contest, which is good for 234th in the nation.
CLIMBING THE LADDER:
As the MSU program continues to improve, its numbers within the Big Sky statistical categories have shown remarkable improvement, as well. In the 12 team statistical categories after the opening week of Big Sky action, the Cats rank among the top five in the league in seven categories, including #2 in digs (16.06), #3 in blocks (2.44), #4 in opponent hitting percentage (.181) and #5 in opponent service aces (1.39), kills (11.94), opponent kills (12.06) and assists (11.39).
TOOL TIME:
Junior outside hitter Kira Thomsen returned to the Bobcat rotation after missing 14 matches due to injury against Montana on Sept. 30. The Parker, Colorado product recorded 11 kills and a team-high 16 digs against Montana. Last weekend, Thomsen tallied 10 kills and 13 digs at Portland State and added eight saves in MSU's loss at Sacramento State. Last season, the Second Team All-Big Sky Conference pick recorded a career-high 26 kills against Northern Arizona at the league tournament. Earlier in the season, Thomsen notched a career-best 26 digs at Portland State. Last fall, she recorded 20 matches in double-figure kills, 13 in double-digit digs and had 12 double-doubles (k/d). Thomsen is also closing in on becoming the 17th member of MSU's prestigious 1000-kill club.
Career Kills Watch:
1. Diane Terrall 1,451 78-81
2. Brandy Anderson 1,380 95-98
3. Maggie Koughan 1,328 82-85
4. Hannah Scott 1,288 17-21
5. Stephanie Laya 1,260 97-00
6. Meggie Malyurek 1,136 02-05
7. Moyra Ditchfield 1,135 80-83
8. Kim Stonehouse 1,129 03-06
9. Megan Zanto 1,128 02-05
10. Kim Steffel 1,108 89-92
11. Michelle Usitalo 1,060 81-84
12. Cori Carper 1,058 96-99
13. Mindy Nowak 1,044 96-99
14. Stephanie Nowicki 1,033 86-89
15. Karen Weyler 1,026 94-97
16. Aimee Halyk 1,014 99-02
--- Kira Thomsen 920 19---
THE GREAT WALL OF BOZEMAN:
Junior Emma Pence continues her assault on the Bobcat blocks records. The season, the product of Carson City, Nevada, has totaled 56 blocks, averaging 0.98 per set. Last fall, Pence was one of the top blockers in the nation averaging 1.34 blocks per set, which led the Big Sky and ranked 14th in the nation. Pence's 151 total blocks was tops in the league and seventh in the country. This season, she had recorded six total blocks on three occasions, the last coming against Eastern Washington on Sept. 22.
Career Block Watch:
Block Assists:
1. Megan Zanto, 02-05 511
2. Karen Weyler, 94-97 460
3. Cori Carper, 96-99 425
4. Angela Wiebe, 03-06 394
5. Emma Pence, 2019-- 376
Total Blocks:
1. Megan Zanto, 02-05 592
2. Karen Weyler, 94-97 570
3. Cori Carper, 96-99 490
4. Emma Pence, 2019-- 423
5. Angela Wiebe, 03-06 416
THE MENACE FROM ENNIS:
Jourdain Klein, a 6-1 outside hitter from Ennis, Mont., is averaging 2.06 kills and 1.11 blocks per set with a .222 attack mark in Big Sky Conference action. Three weeks ago, Klein averaged 3.29 kills and 1.29 blocks against Eastern Washington and Northern Colorado. Against the Eagles, Klein recorded 10 kills, a .308 attack mark and four blocks. Klein followed that performance with 13 kills, a .500 (13-2-22) attack mark and five blocks as the Bobcat defeated UNC in Greeley. Klein had ten kills and seven blocks in two matches last weekend at Portland State and Sacramento State. On the season, she has recorded seven matches with double-figure kills, and eight matches with four or more blocks.
JORDAN IN THE MIDDLE:
Sophomore Jordan Radick tallied a career-high 15 kills against Montana on Sept. 30, while hitting a team-best .560 (15-1-25) from the field. In addition, she added five blocks and three digs against the Grizzlies. Last week, she pounded out 15 kills and added five blocks at Portland State and Sacramento State. The Bozeman High product opened league play three weeks ago, posting 13 kills (1.86 kps) and eleven blocks (1.57), while hitting .300 against Eastern Washington and Northern Colorado. Radick had her best outing against Northern Colorado posting 10 kills, a .333 attack mark and a season-high nine blocks. She has been in double-figure kills on four occasions and had notched six matches with four or more blocks. Radick was the 2021 Big Sky Conference Freshman of the Year and a Second Team All-Big Sky pick.
THE DISH:
Sophomore setter Audrey Hofer handed out 52 assists, averaging 8.67 per set, while also chipping in 1.50 digs at Portland State and Sacramento State. On the season, Hofer is averaging 8.97 apg, which ranks sixth in the Big Sky and 129th in the country. She has also registered two double-doubles this fall and recorded a career-high six kills against Bryant University of Sept. 3.
TO BE OR NOT TO BE:
Sophomore Courtney Weatherby has done an outstanding job on the outside for the Bobcats this fall. The native of Kuna, Idaho has played in 16 matches and 63 sets, averaging 2.14 kills and 2.40 digs per set. Weatherby recorded a career-high 20 kills against St. Thomas (MN) at the Bobcat Classic en route to being named to the all-tournament team. In all, she has been in double-digit kills on eight occasions, and double-figure digs nine times. She leads the Bobcats with seven double-doubles. Weatherby tallied a season-high 22 saves as the Bobcats defeated Fordham on Sept. 9. Weatherby has also done a fantastic job from the service line, leading the Bobcats with 18 aces. She posted three aces against Grand Canyon and Fordham. Against Northern Colorado, Weatherby registered a career-high three blocks, with one solo, and two block assists against the Bears. On Sept. 30, the native of Kuna, Idaho recorded 14 digs against Montana.
LINDSETH FAMILY LEGACY:
Montana State freshman libero Lauren Lindseth will be a part of Bobcat history as part of the first mother/daughter duo to play volleyball at MSU. Lindseth's mother - Kelly Modrow - played for the Blue and Gold from 1992-1996. The native of Minnetonka, Minnesota (Hopkins HS) played in 110 matches and 359 sets. In all, her career totals include: 889 kills, 733 digs, 128 blocks and 87 service aces wearing the No. 2 jersey. Like her mother, Lauren also dons the No. 2 uniform. Lindseth has played in all 17 matches and 69 sets this season as MSU's starting libero. On the season, she's totaled 247 digs, averaging 3.58 per contest. In Big Sky play, she is averaging 4.50 digs per set. Lindseth had been in double-digit saves on ten occasions, including a season and career-high 32 digs as the Bobcat upset Boise State 3-2 in Shroyer Gym on Sept. 15. Additionally, Lindseth is tied for first on the squad with 19 service aces, including a season-high two aces on six occasions. She's also dished out 40 assists.
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