FSU sports information:
Florida State Volleyball improves to 7-1 in ACC play behind one of its best offensive performances in the conference this season, sweeping Clemson, 3-0 (25-20, 25-14, 25-16), on Sunday afternoon at Jervey Gym in Clemson, S.C.
The Seminoles (13-7, 7-1) recorded a .460 hitting percentage against the Tigers (12-8, 3-5), their second-best hitting performance of the season and their highest in ACC play. The only offensive performance it lags behind is FSU’s season-opening 3-0 sweep over Western Carolina where it hit .471.
The middle attack was the starting point on Sunday, as junior middle blocker Khori Louis had 12 kills in 16 swings with a .688 hitting percentage. Junior middle blocker Kiari Robey added eight kills with a .571 hitting percentage.
Junior outside hitter Audrey Koenig had another double-digit kill performance with 10 of her own along with six digs and a .500 hitting percentage.
Junior right-side hitter Skye Ekes was also efficient with five kills in eight attacks, while fellow right-side Sydney Conley had four kills in eight attacks.
Freshman setter Kenna Phelan led FSU with 18 assists while graduate Jelli Draskovic added 15. Draskovic led FSU with nine digs and freshman libero Kyleene Filimaua had eight.
The Seminoles return home with matches against Boston College on Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Syracuse on Sunday at Noon. The Friday match will be Seminole Heritage Night while Sunday’s match is FSU’s annual Paint it Pink match.
Florida State Volleyball improves to 7-1 in ACC play behind one of its best offensive performances in the conference this season, sweeping Clemson, 3-0 (25-20, 25-14, 25-16), on Sunday afternoon at Jervey Gym in Clemson, S.C.
The Seminoles (13-7, 7-1) recorded a .460 hitting percentage against the Tigers (12-8, 3-5), their second-best hitting performance of the season and their highest in ACC play. The only offensive performance it lags behind is FSU’s season-opening 3-0 sweep over Western Carolina where it hit .471.
The middle attack was the starting point on Sunday, as junior middle blocker Khori Louis had 12 kills in 16 swings with a .688 hitting percentage. Junior middle blocker Kiari Robey added eight kills with a .571 hitting percentage.
Junior outside hitter Audrey Koenig had another double-digit kill performance with 10 of her own along with six digs and a .500 hitting percentage.
Junior right-side hitter Skye Ekes was also efficient with five kills in eight attacks, while fellow right-side Sydney Conley had four kills in eight attacks.
Freshman setter Kenna Phelan led FSU with 18 assists while graduate Jelli Draskovic added 15. Draskovic led FSU with nine digs and freshman libero Kyleene Filimaua had eight.
The Seminoles return home with matches against Boston College on Friday at 6:30 p.m. and Syracuse on Sunday at Noon. The Friday match will be Seminole Heritage Night while Sunday’s match is FSU’s annual Paint it Pink match.
