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Post by dontknowjack on Nov 5, 2006 14:31:43 GMT -5
Fawcett, PSU
Hodge, PSU
Harmotto, PSU
Glass, PSU
Meyer, OSU
Brudszinski, UM
Johnson, MSU
Jones, MN
Nelson, MN
Merlau, PU
Simpson, UW
Reineke, UW
HM: Penianta, MN
Dolgner, UW
Lynch, PU
Schlatze, MSU
Walbridge, PSU
Main, OSU
POY: Hodge?, PSU
COY: Waite?, UW
DPOY: Peniata, MN
FOY: Hodge. PSU
All-Frosh:
Glass, PSU
Hodge, PSU
Dolgner, UW
Nobilio, NU
Szerszen , OSU
King, MSU
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Post by fritzer5849 on Nov 5, 2006 15:12:46 GMT -5
Fawcett, PSU Hodge, PSU Harmotto, PSU Glass, PSU Meyer, OSU Brudszinski, UM Johnson, MSU Jones, MN Nelson, MN Merlau, PU Simpson, UW Reineke, UW HM: Penianta, MN Dolgner, UW Lynch, PU Schlatze, MSU Walbridge, PSU Main, OSU POY: Hodge?, PSU COY: Waite?, UW DPOY: Peniata, MN FOY: Hodge. PSU All-Frosh: Glass, PSU Hodge, PSU Dolgner, UW Nobilio, NU Szerszen , OSU King, MSU I think Roehrig would make atleast HM, although I don't think she'll make all-big 10. If Dolgner's hitting % improves, I could see her making all big 10. If Walbridge continues to play like she has the last 5 matches, she could very well make all conference-2.7 kills, 1.4 blocks, while hitting .575. For COY I think I'd go with Russ at this point, leading a young team(starting 2 frosh and 3 sophs) to a one loss record. |
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Post by wiscvball on Nov 5, 2006 16:38:33 GMT -5
I don't want to sound like a Minnesota basher here, but I don't know if both Jones and Nelson would make it at this point. I think Minnesota's closest player to a lock is Peniata. Statistically, only big ten matches factor into making the all-big ten team. Nelson has great offensive numbers, 3.4kpg at a .322 clip, but only blocks .92 times per game. Jones blocking is up over 1.2pg, but her hitting is at a .270% (2.77 kills).
Roerhig probably won't make first team or HM, her hitting % is much too low. 2.9kpg @ .184%.
I'd have the first team like this:
Fawcett/Hodge/Harmotto/Glass - PSU
Simpson/Reineke/Dolgner - UW
Peniata/Nelson - Minnesota
Merlau - Purdue
Main OR Meyer - OSU (person who doesn't make it is HM)
Johnson OR Schatzle - MSU (again, person who doesn't make it is HM)
HM:
Main OR Meyer - OSU
Johnson OR Schatzle - MSU
Brudzinski - Michigan
Walbridge - PSU
Lynch - Purdue
I'd like to see another Libero here - maybe Nobilio or Wack?
If anyone had to switch between the teams, I'd probably drop Dolgner to HM (unless her % gets above .260, currently at .243) and add the second OSU player to the first team.
All Freshman Team -
I like Don't Know Jack's - I think he nailed it.
POY: Fawcett
FOY: Hodge
COY: Rose (Schondell if Purdue can claw their way into 3rd?)
DPOW: Peniata
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Post by dontknowjack on Nov 5, 2006 19:14:09 GMT -5
amendment to my previous list....maybe Gray instead of gurnell -- take gray out of the mix, and purdue is at the bottom of the pack. take gurnell out, run a 5-1 with gray, and they are still legit (well, we hope they are!)
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Post by volleynut on Nov 5, 2006 22:56:23 GMT -5
Lynch should be the canidate from Purdue. 7th in hitting percentage and 10th in blocking.
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Post by bomber on Nov 5, 2006 22:59:01 GMT -5
I don't want to sound like a Minnesota basher here, but I don't know if both Jones and Nelson would make it at this point. I think Minnesota's closest player to a lock is Peniata. Statistically, only big ten matches factor into making the all-big ten team. Nelson has great offensive numbers, 3.4kpg at a .322 clip, but only blocks .92 times per game. Jones blocking is up over 1.2pg, but her hitting is at a .270% (2.77 kills). Roerhig probably won't make first team or HM, her hitting % is much too low. 2.9kpg @ .184%. I'd have the first team like this: Fawcett/Hodge/Harmotto/Glass - PSU Simpson/Reineke/Dolgner - UW Peniata/Nelson - Minnesota Merlau - Purdue Main OR Meyer - OSU (person who doesn't make it is HM) Johnson OR Schatzle - MSU (again, person who doesn't make it is HM) HM: Main OR Meyer - OSU Johnson OR Schatzle - MSU Brudzinski - Michigan Walbridge - PSU Lynch - Purdue I'd like to see another Libero here - maybe Nobilio or Wack? If anyone had to switch between the teams, I'd probably drop Dolgner to HM (unless her % gets above .260, currently at .243) and add the second OSU player to the first team. All Freshman Team - I like Don't Know Jack's - I think he nailed it. POY: Fawcett FOY: Hodge COY: Rose (Schondell if Purdue can claw their way into 3rd?) DPOW: Peniata I agree pretty much with wiscvball here, but with a few exceptions..... drop Dolgner to All-Frosh and HM Big Ten, add Carlini or Bruzdinski to 1st Team All Big Ten list with the other making honorable mention, drop Merlau to honorable mention (she barely makes one list of conference statistical leaders at this point, and replace her with Lynch, who I think is Purdue's best player. |
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Post by cbrown1709 on Nov 6, 2006 1:29:21 GMT -5
I would replace Merlau with Lynch. She has been much more consistant.
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Post by bigtenfred on Nov 6, 2006 1:56:12 GMT -5
Agreed Walbridges#'s are really good the last 5 matches both kills %% and blocks.She is # 2 hitting% just below Harmotto and right there with the blocks.
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Post by bomber on Nov 6, 2006 2:03:36 GMT -5
Agreed Walbridges#'s are really good the last 5 matches both kills %% and blocks.She is # 2 hitting% just below Harmotto and right there with the blocks. Walbridge's hitting % is very good, yet her kill total is very low. Less than 2 KPG. Maybe too low this year for consideration. I'm not sure her total is her fault. She just seemed to be out of the offense till recently. |
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Post by bigtenfred on Nov 6, 2006 2:08:08 GMT -5
Like it was said if she continues at this rate and considering her blocks etc. she should be a consideration.
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Post by SakiBomb25 on Nov 6, 2006 2:14:59 GMT -5
What about Wack? Hasn't she been one of the top liberos in the Big 10 this season?
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Post by I'm.A.Badger! on Nov 6, 2006 2:49:28 GMT -5
Wack needs to be recognized for her efforts. HM _at least_. That streak should not go unnoticed.
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Post by Keystonekid on Nov 6, 2006 8:33:53 GMT -5
The Big Ten has a new system for selecting POY based on points for kills, digs, blocks, aces. Based on stats, Hodge will pretty clearly be the POY in the conference, and she should.
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Post by fritzer5849 on Nov 6, 2006 8:56:39 GMT -5
The Big Ten has a new system for selecting POY based on points for kills, digs, blocks, aces. Based on stats, Hodge will pretty clearly be the POY in the conference, and she should. Yeah, I don't see how Fawcett beats Hodge if they take only big10 stats into consideration. Hodge beats Fawcett by 1.3 kills, 2 digs. .06 blocks, and has 10 more aces in B10 play. Fawcett only beats Hodge in hitting percentage(.301 to .256). In response to bomber, no way Dolgner isn't first team all-big 10 at this point. She is av eraging 4.7 kills and 2.5 digs. Carlini is averaging 3.4 kills and 1.3 digs. Reinke and Simpson should both be locks for first team all big 10, so if Wisconsin finishes 2nd, I think they deserve to have 3 all big 10 and either Wack or Carlini at HM. |
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Post by bomber on Nov 6, 2006 9:19:18 GMT -5
The Big Ten has a new system for selecting POY based on points for kills, digs, blocks, aces. Based on stats, Hodge will pretty clearly be the POY in the conference, and she should. In response to bomber, no way Dolgner isn't first team all-big 10 at this point. She is av eraging 4.7 kills and 2.5 digs. Carlini is averaging 3.4 kills and 1.3 digs. Reinke and Simpson should both be locks for first team all big 10, so if Wisconsin finishes 2nd, I think they deserve to have 3 all big 10 and either Wack or Carlini at HM. Locks?  ?!!! One would have thought that after her season last year, Reineke was a lock for the Pre-season team, but obviously, there were those who didn't agree. Her numbers are even better this year, but who knows? And last year, the Badgers finished second, and only had two All Conference selections. I'd like to agree with you, Barryi, but sometimes these post season awards can be very surprising. |
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?!!! One would have thought that after her season last year, Reineke was a lock for the Pre-season team, but obviously, there were those who didn't agree. Her numbers are even better this year, but who knows?