Huskies Finish Up At Seminole Beach Bash
February 26, 2023 | Beach Volleyball
Tallahassee, Florida – On Day two of the Seminole Beach Bash the Husky Beach Volleyball team faced No. 19 ranked South Carolina and Coastal Carolina. The Huskies started the day off with a 3-2 win against South Carolina but ended the day falling 2-3 to Coastal Carolina. Head Coach Derek Olson commented on the day for his team.Â
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"Today was all about trying not to succumb to human nature. We knew that it would be hard to get the same energy going early in the day against a good South Carolina team. Fortunately for us we battled hard and kept our composure during some very intense points," he remarked.Â
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He talked about the difficulty that the elements and environment presented to the group in their first competition of the season. "This team has some mental resiliency and I was really proud of their effort in that duel. It was really hot and we went deep into overtime on several courts," he said.Â
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"We only had an hour off before we had to regroup and play an under-the-radar team, Coastal Carolina," he said, "They outplayed us and got the win, but I was actually still proud of our effort. It was very hot and to have to turn around that quickly and play proved to be a little tough for us."
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Olson expressed his excitement for the season and the potential his team is showing. "Overall, I'm super proud of this team. I think they proved they can play with anyone, but we have a lot of season left. We must learn from this weekend and continue to be present throughout training."
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The Huskies are back at it next weekend at the Pac-12 South Invitational where they will face Arizona, Stanford, USC and Oregon.Â
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To start the day the Huskies faced No. 19 ranked South Carolina. Coming off a loss from host FSU the day prior, the Huskies responded with a 3-2 win in dramatic fashion.Â
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The first game to finish was on court No. 4 with pair Hannah Yerex and Scarlett Dahl losing 17-21, 17-21 to Wilcock/Cranford. Next to finish up was at pair No. 5, Shannon Gormally and Teagan DeFalco who defeated Gleason/Gray 21-17, 21-18 to put the Huskies on the board.Â
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This was followed by a three-set battle on court No. 1 with pair Natalie Robinson and Chloe Loreen. The Huskies started the match dropping the first set 17-21, then responded by winning the second 23-21. The Huskies prevailed in the tiebreak set 15-10.Â
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To give the Dawgs the win, pair No. 2 Piper Monk-Heidrich and Kendall Mather took down Crews, Westendorff in an intense three-set victory. The pair started the match going up 21-19 then followed by losing the second set 16-21. The Huskies fought for every point making the third set score come out to 19-17 to give the Huskies the match win.Â
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To join the drama, on court No. 3 Huskies Paloma Bowman and Mary Sinclair held Mackenhausen/Coens to every last point but dropping their first set 24-26. The Huskies battled through a 34-36 marathon but fell short in the end.Â
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The Huskies defeated No. 19 ranked South Carolina. This is already their second ranked win of the season, which matches Washington's total from all of 2022.
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The Huskies faced Coastal Carolina to conclude the Seminole Beach Bash. Coastal Carolina defeated the Huskies 3-2 after coming off a win against No. 13 ranked Cal Poly just earlier that day.Â
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The first pair to finish up was Piper Monk Heidrich and Kendall Mather at pair No 2. They were defeated by Coastal Carolina's Hanford/Drobnjak 14-21, 15-21. Next for the Huskies Natalie Robinson and Chloe Loreen put the first point on the board with a win at No. 1. They defeated Reidell/Kragholm 21-16, 21-15.Â
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Next on court three Paloma Bowman and Mary Sinclair battled Lichty/Svovodova but lost 19-21, 20-22. Coastal Carolina sealed the deal on court four with pair Hannah Yerex and Scarlett Dahl being defeated by Ehlers/Allred 19-21, 23-25.Â
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The Huskies continued to battle on Court five with pair Shannon Gormally and Teagan DeFalco taking Gonzalez/Ryan to a tiebreak set. The Huskies took the first set 21-12, followed by dropping the next set 21-23. The Huskies prevailed 15-9 to win their game but Washington was defeated 3-2 by Coastal Carolina.Â
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Washington Beach Volleyball
February 26, 2023
Tallahassee, Florida
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Match 1
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#20 Washington – 3
#19 South Carolina – 2
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1. Loreen/Robinson (UW) def. Allen/Priebe (SC) – 17-21, 23-21, 15-10
2. Monk-Heidrich/Mather (UW) def. Crews/Westendorff (SC) – 21-19, 16-21, 19-17
3. Mackenhausen/Coens (SC) def. Sinclair/Bowman (UW) – 24-26, 34-36
4. Wilcock/Cranford (SC) def. Yerex/Dahl (UW) – 17-21, 17-21
5. DeFalco/Gormally (UW) def. Gleason/Gray (SC)– 21-17, 21-18
Order of finish: 4, 5, 1, 2, 3
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Match 2
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#20 Washington – 2
RV Coastal Carolina – 3
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1. Loreen/Robinson (UW) def. Reidell/Kragholm (CCU) – 21-16, 21-15
2 Hanford/Drobnjak (CCU) def. Monk-Heidrich/Mather (UW) – 21-14, 21-15
3. Lichty/Svovodova (CCU) def. Sinclair/Bowman (UW) – 21-19, 22-20
4. Ehlers/Allred (CCU) def. Yerex/Dahl (UW) – 21-19, 25-23
5. DeFalco/Gormally(UW) def. Gonzalez, Ryan (CCU)– 21-12, 21-23, 15-9
Order of finish: 2, 1, 3, 4, 5
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"Today was all about trying not to succumb to human nature. We knew that it would be hard to get the same energy going early in the day against a good South Carolina team. Fortunately for us we battled hard and kept our composure during some very intense points," he remarked.Â
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He talked about the difficulty that the elements and environment presented to the group in their first competition of the season. "This team has some mental resiliency and I was really proud of their effort in that duel. It was really hot and we went deep into overtime on several courts," he said.Â
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"We only had an hour off before we had to regroup and play an under-the-radar team, Coastal Carolina," he said, "They outplayed us and got the win, but I was actually still proud of our effort. It was very hot and to have to turn around that quickly and play proved to be a little tough for us."
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Olson expressed his excitement for the season and the potential his team is showing. "Overall, I'm super proud of this team. I think they proved they can play with anyone, but we have a lot of season left. We must learn from this weekend and continue to be present throughout training."
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The Huskies are back at it next weekend at the Pac-12 South Invitational where they will face Arizona, Stanford, USC and Oregon.Â
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South CarolinaÂ
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To start the day the Huskies faced No. 19 ranked South Carolina. Coming off a loss from host FSU the day prior, the Huskies responded with a 3-2 win in dramatic fashion.Â
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The first game to finish was on court No. 4 with pair Hannah Yerex and Scarlett Dahl losing 17-21, 17-21 to Wilcock/Cranford. Next to finish up was at pair No. 5, Shannon Gormally and Teagan DeFalco who defeated Gleason/Gray 21-17, 21-18 to put the Huskies on the board.Â
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This was followed by a three-set battle on court No. 1 with pair Natalie Robinson and Chloe Loreen. The Huskies started the match dropping the first set 17-21, then responded by winning the second 23-21. The Huskies prevailed in the tiebreak set 15-10.Â
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To give the Dawgs the win, pair No. 2 Piper Monk-Heidrich and Kendall Mather took down Crews, Westendorff in an intense three-set victory. The pair started the match going up 21-19 then followed by losing the second set 16-21. The Huskies fought for every point making the third set score come out to 19-17 to give the Huskies the match win.Â
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To join the drama, on court No. 3 Huskies Paloma Bowman and Mary Sinclair held Mackenhausen/Coens to every last point but dropping their first set 24-26. The Huskies battled through a 34-36 marathon but fell short in the end.Â
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The Huskies defeated No. 19 ranked South Carolina. This is already their second ranked win of the season, which matches Washington's total from all of 2022.
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Coastal Carolina
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The Huskies faced Coastal Carolina to conclude the Seminole Beach Bash. Coastal Carolina defeated the Huskies 3-2 after coming off a win against No. 13 ranked Cal Poly just earlier that day.Â
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The first pair to finish up was Piper Monk Heidrich and Kendall Mather at pair No 2. They were defeated by Coastal Carolina's Hanford/Drobnjak 14-21, 15-21. Next for the Huskies Natalie Robinson and Chloe Loreen put the first point on the board with a win at No. 1. They defeated Reidell/Kragholm 21-16, 21-15.Â
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Next on court three Paloma Bowman and Mary Sinclair battled Lichty/Svovodova but lost 19-21, 20-22. Coastal Carolina sealed the deal on court four with pair Hannah Yerex and Scarlett Dahl being defeated by Ehlers/Allred 19-21, 23-25.Â
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The Huskies continued to battle on Court five with pair Shannon Gormally and Teagan DeFalco taking Gonzalez/Ryan to a tiebreak set. The Huskies took the first set 21-12, followed by dropping the next set 21-23. The Huskies prevailed 15-9 to win their game but Washington was defeated 3-2 by Coastal Carolina.Â
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Washington Beach Volleyball
February 26, 2023
Tallahassee, Florida
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Match 1
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#20 Washington – 3
#19 South Carolina – 2
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1. Loreen/Robinson (UW) def. Allen/Priebe (SC) – 17-21, 23-21, 15-10
2. Monk-Heidrich/Mather (UW) def. Crews/Westendorff (SC) – 21-19, 16-21, 19-17
3. Mackenhausen/Coens (SC) def. Sinclair/Bowman (UW) – 24-26, 34-36
4. Wilcock/Cranford (SC) def. Yerex/Dahl (UW) – 17-21, 17-21
5. DeFalco/Gormally (UW) def. Gleason/Gray (SC)– 21-17, 21-18
Order of finish: 4, 5, 1, 2, 3
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Match 2
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#20 Washington – 2
RV Coastal Carolina – 3
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1. Loreen/Robinson (UW) def. Reidell/Kragholm (CCU) – 21-16, 21-15
2 Hanford/Drobnjak (CCU) def. Monk-Heidrich/Mather (UW) – 21-14, 21-15
3. Lichty/Svovodova (CCU) def. Sinclair/Bowman (UW) – 21-19, 22-20
4. Ehlers/Allred (CCU) def. Yerex/Dahl (UW) – 21-19, 25-23
5. DeFalco/Gormally(UW) def. Gonzalez, Ryan (CCU)– 21-12, 21-23, 15-9
Order of finish: 2, 1, 3, 4, 5
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