Volleyball | 10/14/2022 11:00:00 AM

ITTA BENA, Miss. – The Mississippi Valley State University women's volleyball program has two games left in the Mississippi Delta during the 2022 season, starting with Friday evening's match versus Bethune-Cookman.

What You Need to Know:
 
    •    Time and Date: Friday, October 14, 2022 (6 p.m.)
 
    •    Video: https://youtu.be/y1FOYOiZrNw (Valley Sports Network)
 
    •    Audio: N/A
 
    •    Live Stats: https://mvsusports.com/sidearmstats/wvball/summary
 
    •    Tickets: N/A
 
    •    Records: Mississippi Valley State (1-14, 0-6 SWAC) | Bethune-Cookman (3-15, 3-3 SWAC)
 
    •    Location: Itta Bena, Mississippi - R.W. Harrison HPER Complex
 
    •    Series History: Bethune-Cookman Leads 3-0
 
    •    Last Meeting: October 22, 2021 |Bethune-Cookman 3, Mississippi Valley State 0 | Daytona Beach, Florida (Moore Gymnasium)
 
    •    Winning Streak: Bethune-Cookman (W3) | Mississippi Valley State's Last Win: N/A
 
    •    All-Time History vs. SWAC Opponents: SWAC Leads 404-212

Mississippi Valley State Overview:

Coach Prince has one Devilette on the league leaderboards in freshman setter Mikayla Lee, who is tenth in the SWAC with 15 service aces. Lee averages 0.31 aces and 4.29 assists per set, both best on the club.

Defensively, both Seerdyn James and Torre Giron top the team in digs with 98 apiece (2.00 p/s) while Chariah Mabry has been the net defender with 15 blocks (0.32 p/s)

Fifth-year senior Chardea Berthelot leads the charge regarding putting points on the board, fronting the Green and White in both points (2.11) and kills (1.85) per set.

Scouting The Bethune-Cookman Lady Wildcats:

The Lady Wildcats struggled out of the gates, losing its first 15 matches including its first three in conference, but have seemingly turned a corner, riding a three-game winning streak into Friday.

Valley State attackers will need to be mindful where they place their shots as B-CU leads the Southwestern Athletic Conference with 2.19 blocks per set.

Six-foot-two Kytal Price and six-footer Alleah Dallas are the primary contributors to the high rejection rate, ranking second and fourth in the SWAC with 1.07 and 0.98 blocks per set, respectively.

Five different student-athletes donning Maroon and Gold are averaging at least a kill per set, led by Jasmine Moore's seventh-highest in the SWAC average of 2.70.

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