No. 2 Hawaii 3, Lincoln Memorial 0
FINAL: Hawaii defeats Lincoln Memorial in straight sets, but has to scrap to keep its set streak intact in the third. The final: 25-9, 25-17, 27-25.
#HawaiiMVB has to fight for it in Set 3 (trailing 24-22) but prevails in extras to complete the 25-9, 25-17, 27-25 sweep, improving to 10-0 and keeping their set streak intact. pic.twitter.com/plh4as4Bmb
— Hawaii Warrior World (@hawaiiwworld) February 18, 2019
Set 3: UH wins 27-25
6;43: UH survives with SVT putting down last two kills.
6:38: LMU with two chances at winning the set. It’s 24-22. TO UH
6:36: LMU leads 22-21. Brett Rosenmeier being attended to with blood on his back.
6:30: Filip Humler with the kill. UH up 21-20. TO LMU
6:29: LMU with two straight blocks. Railsplitters take at 20-19 lead. TO Hawaii.
6:22: Service error gives Hawaii the 15-14 lead at the TTO.
Patrick Gasman in on his third block. UH up 10-8. TO LMU
Patrick Gasman in for Dalton Solbrig. UH using its third setter with Jackson Van Eekeren in.
The backups are in and the result is the same in Set 2.#HawaiiMVB 25, Lincoln Memorial 17 pic.twitter.com/QsUI4973ij
— Hawaii Warrior World (@hawaiiwworld) February 18, 2019
Set 2: UH wins 25-17
554: L James Anastassiades ends it with his fourth kill.
5:50: UH up 22-16 with Brett Rosenmeier still holding serve. 2 straight kills by James Anasstasiades.
547: Hawaii up 20-16 TO LMU. Railsplitters had closed to 16-14 and 18-16.
5:40: Hawaii up 15-9 at the TTO
Hawaii with wholesale changes. OH James Anastassiades, Opp Filip Humler, MB Max Rosenfeld, s Jakob Telle,
Setter (hitter?) Joe Worsley finishes Set 1 off with his fourth kill of the frame.
25-9 #HawaiiMVB pic.twitter.com/2NpTnfXrQ3
— Hawaii Warrior World (@hawaiiwworld) February 18, 2019
Set 1: UH wins 25-9
5:24: Joe Worsley with his fourth kill. Think he knows he’s done for the night.
517: Patrick Gasman and Brett Rosenmeier with the first block of the night. UH up 15-6 at the TTO
507: Hawaii of to a hot start. It’s 6-1. TO LMU. Railsplitters’ only point on an SE by Parapunov
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Brett Rosenmeier makes his first start of the season, in place of Colton Cowell
other starters remain the same: Stijn van Tilburg, Dalton Solbrig, Gage Worsely, Joe Worsley, Patrick Gasman, Rado Parapunov
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LMU is benching six of its players for breaking unspecified team rules, including five starters from Friday. It took 81 minutes on Friday. I’m thinking under for today.
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Saturday scores
No. 1 Long Beach State def. No. 4 UCLA 25-20, 25-17, 25-21
No. 8 BYU def. No. 14 USC 26-28, 25-22, 25-23, 25-13
No. 9 Stanford def. Concordia-Irvine 25-17, 25-20, 26-16
No. 7 Loyola def. #12 Ball State 25-27, 29-27, 25-21, 25-23
No. 10 Lewis def. No. 15 Purdue Fort Wayne 25-16, 25-16, 25-20
Ohio State def. Quincy 25-23, 25-19, 24-26, 25-19
Princeton def. No. 13 George Mason 21-25, 25-21, 25-19, 25-20
Harvard def. Saint Francis, 17-25, 25-20, 25-19, 26-24
Penn State def. Sacred Heart 25-22, 25-21, 25-23
Colton has his right thumb wrapped up. I think Wade is keeping him out to heal up.
1. that he does
I love the way Tiff calls volleyball games. I know Cindy is very proud of him. He needs to get a seat on the TV broadcast.
The second team is showing off why it’s the second team
Well…they got pushed, but it didn’t quite come easy. They got pushed big time. If there’s something learning from watching UCI being pushed by 4 and 5 sets by a lowly team like UCSD, and the way Hawaii got frustrated by LMU in the rematch in the 3rd set, it tells me one thing, how will Hawaii pan out with Irvine when they go to the Bren Events Center? Hawaii will have to be seriously sharp on that trip if they’re going to win the series against Irvine because all of their starters return and Hawaii’s going to have to find a way to fix their wrongdoings and better come out ready to fight the anteaters.
The 3rd stringer setter was setting. You are bound to have miscommunication and sloppy plays. Van Eerkrean is used so infrequently that he probably never worked much that that lineup.
The 3 rd team also didn’t run any of “31” nor ran much “BICK”. Basically your vanilla style offense.
3. Thank you. He works very hard at it. He prefers radio over TV so I don’t know if or when he’ll make a switch.
6. I don’t think JVE had a poor night but that was an interesting lineup he had to work with. The passing wasn’t that great so they didn’t run the BIC.
Neither did the Warriors in any of their other sets. The fanciest Worsley got was on the slides to Solbrig.
BTW, Wade said he didn’t start Rosenmeier because of any injury to Cowell. Said he wanted Rosenmeier to play. Cowell could have.
Well…Cowell is the only eligible player that did not play so I will stick by my theory that Wade kept Colton out to his hand injury. Everybody else played.
8. I agree. I like Rosie, but Cowell is much more dynamic and I think the team is overall stronger with Cowell in.
Since Stijn, Rado and Joe subbed into game 3 for short stints, their National stats per game will suffer unfortunately… and of course the teams National leading hitting percentage.
On the upside though, congrats for yet another 3 set win!
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7-8. can only pass along what I was told, that he wanted Rosenmeier to play.
Cowell was hitting in warmups.
Wade said if there had be a fourth, Cowell might have gone in.