Skip to navigation Skip to content Skip to footer
SLIAC Weekly Release - Oct. 8

SLIAC Weekly Release - Oct. 8

This week in the SLIAC is a weekly review of the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. It recaps the prior weeks results and highlights upcoming events. You can also find the latest standings, statistics, schedules and awards.

HEADLINES

Pair of SLIAC Teams in NFCA All-Academic Team Top Ten (October 2, 2014)
Iowa Wesleyan and Fontbonne finished in the top ten of the 2013-14 NFCA All-Academic team while a total of 37 SLIAC student-athletes earned All-America Scholar Athlete honors.....MORE

SLIAC Game of the Week: Spalding vs. Webster (October 7, 2014)
This week's SLIAC Game of the Week features the top two scoring teams in SLIAC Women's Soccer as Spalding and Webster will step on the field against each other....MORE

SLIAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

The SLIAC Players of the Week are honored for their performances during the week. Click on the sport link below to see the full list of 2014-15 Players of the Week. For this week's Player of the Week release - HERE

Men's Soccer (Offensive)- Dzani Delic, Webster University
Men's Soccer (Defensive)- Daryl Doran, Westminster College
Women's Soccer (Offensive)- Kayla Dye, Webster University
Women's Soccer (Defensive)- Nicole Kelly, Blackburn College
Volleyball (Offensive)- Kayla Reeg, Westminster College
Volleyball (Defensive)- Summer Switzer, Principia College
Men's Cross Country- Nathan Mark, Spalding University
Women's Cross Country- Sarah Litwiller, Principia College

Men's Soccer l Women's Soccer l Volleyball l Men's Cross Country l Women's Cross Country

SLIAC STANDINGS

Men's Soccer
Women's Soccer Volleyball

 

School SLIAC Overall School SLIAC Overall School SLIAC Overall
Westminster 2-0 4-6 Fontbonne 2-0 10-2-1 Greenville 10-0 15-6
Webster 2-0 4-8-1 Webster 2-0 5-4-3 Westminster 9-1 11-8
Principia 2-0 4-8 Spalding 2-0 4-5 Webster
8-2 12-8
Fontbonne 2-0 3-9 Principia 2-0 3-7 Spalding 4-4 6-14
Spalding 1-1 7-4 Westminster 1-0-1 4-4-1 MacMurray 5-6 9-9
Greenville
1-1 5-6-1 Greenville 0-1-1 0-9-2 Principia 4-5 7-13
Blackburn 0-2 4-8 Blackburn 0-2 5-7 Fontbonne
4-7 9-13
MacMurray
0-2 1-9 MacMurray 0-2 1-8
Eureka 2-7 3-12
Iowa Wesleyan
0-2 0-7 Eureka
0-2 1-9 Iowa Wesleyan
2-8 3-17
Eureka 0-2 0-9 Iowa Wesleyan
0-2 0-6-1 Blackburn
1-9 2-17

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AROUND THE SLIAC

Blackburn's Nicole Kelly was named this week's SLIAC Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week. Kelly, a freshman from St. Louis, Mo., earned the honors after a standout performance in her team's 1-0 loss to first-place Fontbonne. Kelly limited the Griffins to just one goal while stopping 21 shots.

In their final non-conference tune-up before eight straight SLIAC matches the Red Devils picked up a 3-0 sweep of Robert Morris-Springfield winning 25-22, 25-20, and 25-16. Michaela Balducci led Eureka with 10 kills while Meagan Hanney added 23 assists.

The Fontonne volleyball team snapped their three game losing streak with a 3-1 win over Lincoln Christian. After dropping the first set of the match the Griffins rallied back to win 25-21, 25-20, and 25-16. Kersten McDonough led the way with 25 kills while Lynsey Wehrenberg totaled 22 assists.

The Greenville volleyball team remained undefeated with wins over Fontbonne and Iowa Wesleyan last weekend. The Panthers swept both teams but had their eight match winning streak snapped in a 3-2 non-conference loss to Rose-Hulman. The Panthers return to conference play this weekend with a match against Iowa Wesleyan before going back out of conference to face Benedictine-Springfield.
A pair of Tigers rank among the conference leaders in several volleyball statistical categories. Cierra Howard ranks third in total digs with 363, averaging 5.85 per set which is good for second in the SLIAC. Her teammate Lexa Mahr is fourth in the SLIAC in assists per set with 6.68 per set.
The MacMurray volleyball team is on a roll, winning three consecutive matches; the second longest active win streak in the SLIAC. The Highlanders have rolled off wins against Blackburn, Illinois-Springfield, and Iowa Wesleyan to improve their overall record to 9-9 this season.
A pair of Panthers earned SLIAC Player of the Week honors this week. Summer Switzer was named Volleyball Defensive Player of the Week after averaging 5.67 digs per set including a career high 39 digs against Webster. Sarah Litwiller picked up Women's Cross Country weekly honors after a 7th place finish at the Wisconsin Lutheran meet.

Spalding picked up a 3-0 win over Franklin and have now won two of their last three matches. The Golden Eagles took the match 25-22, 25-23, and 25-18. Elisa Burkman led Spalding with 11 kills while Jessica Diehl added nine kills. Katelyn Cosgrove finished with 18 assists with Casey Wilkerson recording 22 digs.

The Webster volleyball team won their fifth straight conference match with a 3-0 sweep of Blackburn. The Gorloks won 25-23, 25-15, and 25-14. Three Gorloks reached double digits in kills with Sam Kersting leading the way with 14 kills. Allie and Katie O'Toole combined for 30 assists as the Gorloks hit .363 as a team in the match.
Blue Jays Kayla Reeg and Daryl Doran earned SLIAC Player of the Week honors this week. Reeg was Volleyball Offensive Player of the Week after averaging 10.85 assists per set in helping her team sweep three of four contests on the week. Doran was Men's Soccer Defensive Player of the Week after anchoring the Blue Jay defense that blanked Greenville in a 1-0 conference win.

THIS WEEK'S SLIAC SCHEDULE

To see a complete schedule of this week's SLIAC action click HERE

KEEP UP WITH THE SLIAC ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Be sure to keep up with the SLIAC using various social media tools. You can follow us on Twitter (@sliac) HERE or Facebook (St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) HERE

Friday's in the SLIAC are Feature Friday's where we will get to know our current SLIAC Student-Athletes and members through a series of video interviews. This week's SLIAC Feature Friday was an interview with new SLIAC Commissioner Angie Morenz. You can watch the interview HERE