Southeast Volleyball

From the outset of the 2021 spring volleyball season, Jacksonville State proved a nemesis for Southeast Missouri State.

Sophomore middle blocker Talia Gouard registered a career-best 14 kills Sunday, leading the Southeast Missouri State women's volleyball team past Murray State, 25-19, 25-23, and 25-16, to bring the Redhawk's record to 13-2 overall and 13-2 in OVC action, a league-best...

The Southeast Missouri Volleyball extended their win streak to 11 with a 3-0 sweep of Eastern Illinois, Sunday. Senior hitter Laney Malloy and sophomore hitter Zoey Beasley tallied 12 kills each to lead the Redhawk attack. Malloy chipped in nine digs to finish just short of her second double-double of the season...

The Southeast Missouri State volleyball team improved its record to 10-2 in the Ohio Valley Conference with a Monday matinee victory over Austin Peay, which extended its win streak to 10 games.

Southeast Missouri State women’s netters (3-2, 3-2 Ohio Valley Conference) have fallen into a routine of late. It happened again Sunday as the Redhawks prevailed over Belmont in Nashville, 17-25, 25-15, 25-21, 25-20. Last Sunday, coach Julie Yankus’ squad followed an identical pattern – drop the first set, win the final three - as SEMO took a doubleheader from Eastern Kentucky University at Houck Field House...

SEMO (2-2, 2-2 Ohio Valley Conference) captured a day/night twinbill at Houck Field House Sunday by sweeping Eastern Kentucky University. Southeast dropped the first set in both matches before winning the final three sets of each to complete the sweep...

Southeast Missouri State volleyball coach Julie Yankus has been in the business of athletics long enough to understand preseason predictions.

The Jackson High School football program is now on its third opening week opponent with the season less than a week from getting underway. Having said that, is there anyone willing to bet a large sum of money that the Indians absolutely, unequivocally, will not be making another schedule change before Friday?

Give the Ohio Valley Conference credit for this; no one will accuse the league of rushing into any decision to manage its sports competition this fall.

Earlier this week, Ohio Valley Commissioner Beth DeBauche wasn’t ready to make any significant adjustments as it related to the 2020 football season. However, she did state that the OVC Board of Presidents would be meeting on July 22 and 29 and may be doing just that.