Game Recap: MSU WP vs St Louis Community College

Missouri State University - West Plains emerged victorious in a volleyball match against St. Louis Community College on September 6, 2023. The final score was 3-1 in favor of Missouri State University - West Plains.

The match consisted of four sets, with Missouri State University - West Plains winning three sets and St. Louis Community College winning one set. The scores for each set were as follows: 25-23, 20-25, 25-12, and 25-12.

Missouri State University - West Plains displayed a strong attacking performance throughout the match. Rosa Brenčič was the top scorer for their team, recording 12 kills out of 24 attempts with a hitting percentage of .292. Kaitlyn Aleshire also contributed significantly with 9 kills out of 17 attempts, achieving a hitting percentage of .353. Overall, Missouri State University - West Plains had a hitting percentage of .189.

On the other hand, St. Louis Community College struggled with their attacking game, resulting in a negative hitting percentage of -.009. Jada Cochran was the leading scorer for their team, recording 8 kills out of 25 attempts with a hitting percentage of .120. Kiara Elza also contributed with 6 kills out of 24 attempts, but had a negative hitting percentage of -.083.

In terms of serving, Missouri State University - West Plains had 8 service aces, while St. Louis Community College had 2 service aces. Eduarda Portes and Raphaela Felisberto were the top servers for Missouri State University - West Plains, each recording 3 service aces. Cassidy Bloethner was the top server for St. Louis Community College, recording 2 service aces.

Defensively, Missouri State University - West Plains had a total of 57 digs, with Lauryn Farish and Raphaela Felisberto leading the team with 9 digs each. St. Louis Community College had 30 digs, with Isabelle Sapp recording the highest number of digs with 12.

Overall, Missouri State University - West Plains displayed a dominant performance in the match, showcasing strong attacking and serving skills. St. Louis Community College struggled to match their opponent's performance, particularly in their attacking game.