August 25, 2019 | Volleyball
By Austin Coats, Graduate Assistant/Communications
NASHVILLE โ Paige Shaw, Gabby Waden and Alleah Stamatis lit up the box score as Mississippi State volleyball defeated Belmont, 3-1, on Sunday (Aug. 25) in Nashville.
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The Bulldogs swept the first three sets, 25-21, 25-15, 25-23, before dropping a pre-scheduled fourth set, 25-17 at the Curb Event Center.
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"Today is exactly what this team needed," head coach Julie Darty said. "It was a great way for us to end our preseason training and get ready to open our fall season on our home court next weekend. I think we're ready.
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"This was a great way for everybody to get some playing experience and work through some of those jitters."
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Waden led all MSU attackers with 15 kills on 24 attempts, while committing only one error, for a .583 attacking percentage. Waden was an errorless 15-for-23 through the first three sets.
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Shaw followed with 12 kills of her own and combined 12 digs for a double-double. Freshman Makenzie Jordan also had 10 kills. Stamatis set the pace for the MSU offense, collecting 41 assists and narrowly missed a double-double with nine digs of her own.
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"It was a great day for our offense," Darty said. "Alleah did a great job of running a balanced attack and that can't happen if we don't pass the ball.
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"We did a really good job of taking care of the first contact. Belmont played some really good defense in that first set and we had to really work to score points."
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Junior Gabby Zgunda led the team defensively, earning 23 digs. Sophomores Deja Robinson and Shaw each totaled four blocks.
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First Set
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Waden earned six of her 15 kills on eight attempts to lead the way to a 25-21 win in the initial set, and a pair of kills from the sophomore bookended the opening frame victory. .
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After starting the set down 9-7, MSU came back to take the lead and never looked back. Robinson put together back-to-back kills to give MSU a 10-9 lead and three kills each from Waden and Shaw helped carry MSU the rest of the way.
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Second Set
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State converted 12 kills on 27 attempts with just one error to total a .407 attacking percentage as the Bulldogs won the second set comfortably, 25-15. MSU took an early 5-4 lead on a block from Amarrah Cooks and Waden, and the team cruised from there. Waden added four more kills?? on eight tries without an error.
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Third Set
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A late burst powered MSU to the 25-23 third-set victory. After Darty took a timeout with her team down 21-23, a block from Shaw and kill from Waden tied it. Belmont committed an attacking error on the next point before Waden sealed the win with her 15th kill.
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Fourth Set
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After sealing the match, State fell in a pre-determined fourth set when it lost ground early to the Bruins. Shaw earned five of her 12 kills in the final set.
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Up Next
Mississippi State is set to open its regular season Friday, August 30, by hosting the StarkVegas Classic in the Newell-Grissom Building. First serve is scheduled for Noon CT as MSU takes on Chattanooga.
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For more information on the Bulldogs, follow the program on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching @HailStateVB.
NASHVILLE โ Paige Shaw, Gabby Waden and Alleah Stamatis lit up the box score as Mississippi State volleyball defeated Belmont, 3-1, on Sunday (Aug. 25) in Nashville.
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The Bulldogs swept the first three sets, 25-21, 25-15, 25-23, before dropping a pre-scheduled fourth set, 25-17 at the Curb Event Center.
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"Today is exactly what this team needed," head coach Julie Darty said. "It was a great way for us to end our preseason training and get ready to open our fall season on our home court next weekend. I think we're ready.
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"This was a great way for everybody to get some playing experience and work through some of those jitters."
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Waden led all MSU attackers with 15 kills on 24 attempts, while committing only one error, for a .583 attacking percentage. Waden was an errorless 15-for-23 through the first three sets.
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Shaw followed with 12 kills of her own and combined 12 digs for a double-double. Freshman Makenzie Jordan also had 10 kills. Stamatis set the pace for the MSU offense, collecting 41 assists and narrowly missed a double-double with nine digs of her own.
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"It was a great day for our offense," Darty said. "Alleah did a great job of running a balanced attack and that can't happen if we don't pass the ball.
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"We did a really good job of taking care of the first contact. Belmont played some really good defense in that first set and we had to really work to score points."
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Junior Gabby Zgunda led the team defensively, earning 23 digs. Sophomores Deja Robinson and Shaw each totaled four blocks.
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First Set
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Waden earned six of her 15 kills on eight attempts to lead the way to a 25-21 win in the initial set, and a pair of kills from the sophomore bookended the opening frame victory. .
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After starting the set down 9-7, MSU came back to take the lead and never looked back. Robinson put together back-to-back kills to give MSU a 10-9 lead and three kills each from Waden and Shaw helped carry MSU the rest of the way.
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Second Set
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State converted 12 kills on 27 attempts with just one error to total a .407 attacking percentage as the Bulldogs won the second set comfortably, 25-15. MSU took an early 5-4 lead on a block from Amarrah Cooks and Waden, and the team cruised from there. Waden added four more kills?? on eight tries without an error.
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Third Set
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A late burst powered MSU to the 25-23 third-set victory. After Darty took a timeout with her team down 21-23, a block from Shaw and kill from Waden tied it. Belmont committed an attacking error on the next point before Waden sealed the win with her 15th kill.
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Fourth Set
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After sealing the match, State fell in a pre-determined fourth set when it lost ground early to the Bruins. Shaw earned five of her 12 kills in the final set.
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Up Next
Mississippi State is set to open its regular season Friday, August 30, by hosting the StarkVegas Classic in the Newell-Grissom Building. First serve is scheduled for Noon CT as MSU takes on Chattanooga.
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For more information on the Bulldogs, follow the program on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram by searching @HailStateVB.
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