The IUS volleyball team played their first home game of the season Thursday, Sept. 3. The Grenadiers beat the Spalding University Golden Eagles decisively in straight sets (25-14, 25-18, 25-23).
The...
As the IUS volleyball team prepare for their upcoming season, many questions arise. Who will take the leadership role with no seniors on the roster to be leaders in the locker room? Will head coach Eric...
The IUS volleyball team kicked off their 2015 season with their annual alumni game on Wednesday, Aug. 26. The Grenadiers are a young team this year and have no seniors on the team. Juniors Katie Fischer,...
The IU Southeast volleyball team hosted non-conference opponent Campbellsville University on Oct. 11.
The Grenadiers won the match in five games, winning the first set 25-21, losing the second set...
IU Southeast came away victorious in the 70-minute game against Berea College, held Oct. 2 in the Activities Building.
The Grenadiers swiftly held off the Mountaineers throughout each set to come away with the win in three sets; 25-15, 25-17, 25-15. This fast-paced game was dominated by attacks from both teams.
IU Southeast ended the game with 38 total kills to the Mountaineers 16.
IU Southeast’s volleyball team ended their two-game losing streak with a 3-1 victory over Spalding University in the Activities Building on Oct. 20.
“We felt very good going into this match,” Lesley Drury-Prather, IUS volleyball head coach, said. “Last time we played them, they took us five sets. We wanted to come in and play better than we did last time.”
PJ Cockerell, junior right side hitter said the team knew their strategy before the game started.
The IUS volleyball team defeated the Cincinnati Christian University Eagles in three sets in the Activities Building on Oct. 4.
The Grenadiers lost their previous match at CCU, 3-2, on Sept. 13.
“[The players] just wanted revenge this time,” Lesley Drury Prather, IUS volleyball head coach, said.
The IUS volleyball team fell to Asbury College on Sept. 27.
The Grenadiers lost in four sets, 3-1, which ended their four match win streak.
IU Southeast won the first set 25-17, before giving up the next three to Asbury.
