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Post by JJVb on Nov 12, 2024 16:27:14 GMT -5
Big12 Players of the Week:
Offensive Player of the Week
Jordan Wilson, Arizona, OH, Jr.
Defensive Player of the Week
Claire Jeter, Arizona State, MB, Gr.
Rookie of the Week
Avery Scoggins, Arizona, S, Fr.
Arizona’s Jordan Wilson (offensive) and Avery Scoggins (rookie) joined Arizona State’s Claire Jeter (defensive) to collect weekly Conference volleyball awards following their efforts during the 11th week of the season.
Wilson led Arizona with a league-leading 6.00 kills per set and a .324 hitting percentage during the week which included a victory over then-No. 8 Kansas. In the win over the Jayhawks, the junior set a career-high with 37 kills, the most by a Big 12 player this season and the second highest by a player in a five-set match nationally this year. The 37 kills also tied for the third most all-time kills in a single match in Wildcat history. Wilson is the first Arizona player to win the league’s Offensive Player of the Week honor.
Jeter tied for the team lead in blocks with seven to help ASU get a win over KU to move the Sun Devils into first place in the league standings. The middle blocker then tied her career high with nine blocks against K-State in a four-set win. The graduate student from Missouri City, Texas has helped Arizona State win 12 matches in a row, the fourth-longest winning streak in team history. She also helped the Sun Devils reach 24 wins so far this season, which are the fourth most in program history. This is Jeter’s first Big 12 weekly honor.
Scoggins earns her third Rookie of the Week title in the last four weeks and her fourth of the season after helping Arizona take down a top-10 Kansas team. The freshman recorded 88 assists and averaged 11.00 assists per set (tied for fifth among league players) during the week while tallying a career-high 61 assists against the Jayhawks, becoming the first Wildcat since 2018 to record 60 or more assists in a match. The setter led Arizona with 20 digs in the KU match, recording her ninth double-double of the season.
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Post by redcard🏐 on Nov 19, 2024 14:14:39 GMT -5
Offensive Player of the Week
Aliyah Carter, K-State, OH, Gr.
Co-Defensive Player of the Week
Brielle Kemavor, BYU, MB, So. & Sarah Sylvester, TCU, MB, Jr.
Rookie of the Week
Faith Frame, Cincinnati, L/DS, Fr.
K-State’s Aliyah Carter (offensive), BYU’s Brielle Kemavor (co-defensive), TCU’s Sarah Sylvester (co-defensive) and Cincinnati’s Faith Frame (rookie) earned weekly league volleyball recognition during the 12th week of the season.
Carter knocked down 22 kills to power K-State to a sweep over then-No. 18 TCU in front of a sold-out crowd in Manhattan. It was Carter’s eighth 20-kill match of the season and the Dubuque, Iowa native’s 25th career match with 20 kills or more, just one shy of tying for the second most all-time in Wildcat history. The graduate student finished the week leading the league in kills per set (6.00), total kills (36) and points per set (6.33). Her kills per set were the eighth highest nationally across Division I while her average of 6.33 points per set ranked 10th. This is her 11th career weekly Conference award, tied for the seventh most all-time.
Kemavor finished tied for the Conference lead with a team-high 13 total blocks during the week. The middle blocker recorded a match-high nine blocks, including three solo blocks, in BYU’s win at UCF before tallying four blocks in a sweep at Houston. This is Kemavor’s second Defensive Player of the Week title this season.
Sylvester tallied 13 rejections during the week and is one of five players in the Big 12 this season with over 100 blocks on the season. She recorded seven rejections on the road at No. 11 Kansas and had six at K-State to earn her second career league weekly title and first since Sept. 12, 2023.
Frame led the Big 12 in digs per set during the week with a mark of 6.29. The freshman notched a career-high 29 digs against Arizona, her fourth career 20-dig match. Frame has posted double-digit digs in 18 matches this season and has earned three Rookie of the Week honors this season.
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Post by volleynerd on Nov 19, 2024 19:35:09 GMT -5
WRAPPING IT UP | TEAM | MATCH 1 | MATCH 2 | | Arizona State (14-1) | v. Iowa State | @ Colorado | | Kansas (13-2) | @ Kansas State | | | Utah (11-4) | v. West Virginia | v. Cincinnati | | Baylor (10-4) | v. Texas Tech | v. Houston | | BYU (9-5) | v. Cincinnati | v. West Virginia | | TCU (9-5) | v. Houston | v. Texas Tech | | Kansas State (8-6) | @ Central Florida | v. Kansas | | Houston (6-8) | @ TCU | @ Baylor | | Arizona (5-9) | @ Colorado | v. Iowa State | | Colorado (5-9) | v. Arizona | v. Arizona State | | Texas Tech (5-9) | @ Baylor | @ TCU | | Iowa State (4-9) | @ Arizona State | @ Arizona | | Cincinnati (4-10) | @ BYU | @ Utah | | West Virginia (2-12) | @ Utah | @ BYU | | Central Florida (1-13) | v. Kansas State |
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WED NOV 20 Kansas State @ Central Florida 7PM Houston @ TCU 7:30PM Texas Tech @ Baylor 8PM THU NOV 21 Arizona @ Colorado 8PM Cincinnati @ BYU 9PM West Virginia @ Utah 9PM Iowa State @ Arizona State 9:30PM FRI NOV 22 Texas Tech @ TCU 8PM SAT NOV 23 Arizona State @ Colorado 2PM Houston @ Baylor 3PM West Virginia @ BYU 3PM Iowa State @ Arizona 4PM SUN NOV 24 Cincinnati @ Utah 3PM Kansas @ Kansas State 3PM |
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Post by volleynerd on Nov 25, 2024 13:15:31 GMT -5
LAST WEEK | TEAM | MATCH 1 | MATCH 2 | | Arizona State (16-1) | v. Central Florida | | | Kansas (14-2) | v. BYU | @ Iowa State | | Utah (13-4) | @ Iowa State | | | Baylor (12-4) | @ Cincinnati | @ West Virginia | | TCU (11-5) | @ West Virginia | @ Cincinnati | | BYU (10-6) | @ Kansas | @ Kansas State | | Kansas State (8-8) | @ Colorado | v. BYU | | Arizona (7-9) | v. Central Florida | @ Texas Tech | | Houston (6-10) | @ Texas Tech | v. Colorado | | Cincinnati (5-11) | v. Baylor | v. TCU | | Colorado (5-11) | v. Kansas State | @ Houston | | Texas Tech (5-11) | v. Houston | v. Arizona | | Iowa State (4-11) | v. Utah | v. Kansas | | Central Florida (2-13) | @ Arizona | @ Arizona State | | West Virginia (2-14) | v. TCU | v. Baylor |
WED NOV 27 Baylor @ Cincinnati 1PM Kansas State @ Colorado 3PM Central Florida @ Arizona 3PM Houston @ Texas Tech 6PM Utah @ Iowa State 7PM TCU @ West Virginia 7PM BYU @ Kansas 7:30PM FRI NOV 29 TCU @ Cincinnati 2PM Baylor @ West Virginia 2PM Arizona @ Texas Tech 2PM Central Florida @ Arizona State 5PM Kansas @ Iowa State 6PM BYU @ Kansas State 7:30PM SAT NOV 30 Colorado @ Houston 3PM |
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Post by redcard🏐 on Nov 26, 2024 19:29:16 GMT -5
Offensive Player of the Week
Aliyah Carter, K-State, OH, Gr.
Defensive Player of the Week
Kate Georgiades, Houston, L, Gr.
Rookie of the Week
Faith Frame, Cincinnati, L/DS, Fr.
K-State’s Aliyah Carter (offensive), Houston’s Kate Georgiades (defensive) and Cincinnati’s Faith Frame (rookie) collected the season’s second-to-last league volleyball awards.
Carter repeats as the league’s Offensive Player of the Week after reaching career point No. 2,000 in her 129th match in a Wildcat uniform. The outside hitter became the first player in program history to reach the milestone in the rally-scoring era and second overall. Carter finished with a match-high 24 kills against No. 11 Kansas for her 26th career 20-kill outing along with 13 digs to complete her 33rd career double-double. The graduate student’s average of 5.00 kills per set during the week led all league players, while she finished second in points per set (5.43). This is her 12th career weekly league honor, the seventh most all-time.
Georgiades became the 27th NCAA Division I player to record 2,500 career digs and is the first player to accomplish the feat while playing in the Big 12. The senior ranks 23rd all-time in digs for Division I and has posted 30 consecutive matches with double-digit digs, including 36 against No. 22 TCU during week 13. This is the 2023 Big 12 Libero of the Year’s fourth Big 12 weekly accolade this season, tied for the fifth most in a single season.
Frame posted 24 digs to earn her second consecutive Rookie of the Week recognition and her fourth of the season. The freshman from Gretna, Nebraska posted 24 digs in Cincinnati’s five-set win over then-No. 24 BYU. Frame has tallied double-digit digs in 19 matches this season, with five matches featuring 20 or more digs.
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Post by treesandwaves on Nov 26, 2024 21:04:23 GMT -5
The Big 12 may very well have been the hardest conference to win this season. Maybe not the strongest at the top (tho I’m sure the tournament may prove otherwise), but top to bottom the conference put out a lot of plainly good stuff. Maybe this is what the conference would’ve looked like without Texas, but even the (would-be, see BYU) usual challengers had to earn most wins.
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Post by trianglevolleyball on Nov 26, 2024 23:10:26 GMT -5
The Big 12 may very well have been the hardest conference to win this season. Maybe not the strongest at the top (tho I’m sure the tournament may prove otherwise), but top to bottom the conference put out a lot of plainly good stuff. Maybe this is what the conference would’ve looked like without Texas, but even the (would-be, see BYU) usual challengers had to earn most wins. Top 2 teams in the country have to go on the road to #3 and #4 to get to either 19 or 20 wins (aka perfect conference season) in the final week of the season to win their conferences. ASU will get to 17-1, which is impressive and they had the toughest schedule, but they could have won the conference with 16 wins. Having to be quite literally perfect seems “harder”. |
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Post by beachhitter on Nov 27, 2024 12:11:31 GMT -5
Who are peoples picks for first and second team all big 12?
Has been a crazy conference season!
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Post by tristen on Nov 27, 2024 12:55:35 GMT -5
Who are peoples picks for first and second team all big 12? Has been a crazy conference season! Parra POTY Gibson Mcgahee Hodge Carter Cyr etc |
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