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Home Sports SLCC volleyball emerges victorious in early season tournament
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SLCC volleyball emerges victorious in early season tournament

By
Teresa Chaikowsky
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September 9, 2024
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Volleyball players returning a serve
SLCC’s Logan Lindsay digs a ball against Eastern Wyoming during their match in the Crystal “Inn”vitational on Aug. 30. The Bruins defeated the Lancers in three sets. (Teresa Chaikowsky)

Salt Lake Community College women’s volleyball started off their season strong, with a 4-0 record in the Crystal “Inn”vitational Aug. 30 and 31 at Bruin Arena on the Taylorsville Redwood campus.

In the first match of the season-opening invitational, the No. 5 Bruins defeated Eastern Wyoming with a final score of 3-0. SLCC scored eight aces, five of which belonged to setter Myka Christensen. Christensen also logged 18 of the team’s 33 assists.

On the outside, Logan Lindsay achieved eleven kills and middle blocker Julia Oberg achieved seven kills and five blocks.

Set scores vs. Eastern Wyoming

25-19
25-18
25-14

After the match, Coach Shay Goulding Meurer praised the outcome and her team’s performance.

“I was pleased. I thought our serving was good. Our middles really showed up. It was fun,” Goulding Meurer said.

SLCC continued their success in the second match against Butler Community College, sweeping the Grizzlies 3-0. The Bruins totaled 36 kills, led by Logan Lindsay with eight, Ryen Smith with seven and Fuka Kikuchi with six.

Christensen collected 20 of SLCC’s 34 assists, while Bella Houtz added 11.

Set scores vs. Butler CC

25-17
25-12
25-19

The Bruins continued to perform well on the second day of the invitational, winning their matches against both North Idaho College and Arizona Western College.

In the first set against North Idaho, the Bruins lost by four points, but SLCC rallied to win the next three sets.

SLCC converted 65 kills against the Cardinals, led by Logan Lindsay with 16. Christensen served up 49 assists.

Set scores vs. North Idaho

21-25 North Idaho
25-14 SLCC
33-31 SLCC
25-16 SLCC

SLCC concluded the tournament with a win against Arizona Western College in three consecutive sets.

Set scores vs. Arizona Western College

25-18
25-18
25-20

Havi Montano collected a team-high nine kills, along with eight digs and three blocks. Christensen and Houtz had 29 of the team’s 33 assists.

Lindsay and Bruin teammate Kallie Johansen were selected to the All-Tournament Team, and the team’s libero, Karlie Hopkins, also received All-Tournament honors.

Then, this past weekend, SLCC traveled to Twin Falls, Idaho, for the STARR Corporation Invite. They won both matches on Saturday to go 3-1 in the tourney.

The Bruins are now 9-4 on the year.

The next home games take place from Sept. 12-14 against New Mexico Military Institute, Weatherford College, Seward County Community College and Trinity Valley Community College.

SLCC volleyball vs. Eastern Wyoming - Aug. 30, 2024
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Five SLCC volleyball players posing for a picture
SLCC volleyball players Bella Berensen, Shaylee Dahle, Hazel Marchant, Kallie Johansen, and Myka Christensen finish warm-ups before their match of the Crystal "Inn"vitational where they defeated Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Two SLCC volleyball players jumping to block a shot at the net
SLCC volleyball players Julia Oberg and Lindsay Logan reach for a block during a match vs. Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Volleyball players huddling in a circle
The SLCC volleyball team huddles to talk strategy during their match vs. Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Volleyball players awaiting a serve
SLCC volleyball players stand in the ready position while waiting to receive the serve from Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsy)
Volleyball player hitting a ball in the air
Bella Houtz sets up for Ryen Smith during SLCC volleyball's victory over Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Volleyball players giving high fives
SLCC volleyball players celebrate a winning point against Eastern Wyoming during the Crystal "Inn"vitational on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Volleyball players congratulating each other
SLCC volleyball players celebrate and prepare for the next play after gaining a point vs. Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Volleyball player preparing to serve the ball
SLCC volleyball's Lindsay Logan serves to Eastern Wyoming during their match in the Crystal "Inn"vitational on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Three volleyball players defending a point
SLCC volleyball's Julia Oberg and Myka Christensen reach to block Eastern Wyoming's shot while Fuka Kikuchi stands in the ready position to help out on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Cheerleaders rallying the crowd in a gymnasium
SLCC cheerleaders perform a routine during the Bruins' volleyball match vs. Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Libero diving to the ground
SLCC volleyball's Karlie Hopkins dips to the ground to keep the ball in play against Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Volleyball players keeping a ball in play
SLCC volleyball's Bella Houtz (2) plunges to the ground to keep the ball in play during a point against Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Volleyball player serving to an opponent
SLCC volleyball's Myka Christensen serves to Eastern Wyoming on Aug. 30 during the Crystal "Inn"vitational at the Taylorsville Redwood campus. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
Volleyball players returning a serve
SLCC's Logan Lindsay digs a ball against Eastern Wyoming during their match in the Crystal "Inn"vitational on Aug. 30. The Bruins defeated the Lancers in three sets. (Teresa Chaikowsky)
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