Jana Paulsen

Concordia-M'head CC 0-11,0-0 MIAC

Carthage CARTH 7-2,1-0 CCIW

Concordia-M'head CC

0-11,0-0 MIAC

Final

Sep. 20, 2024

Carthage CARTH

7-2,1-0 CCIW

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	F
Concordia-M'head CC	12	11	18	(0)
Carthage CARTH	25	25	25	(3)

Carthage CARTH 7-3,1-0 CCIW

Wis.-Stevens Point UWSP 8-5,1-0 WIAC

Carthage CARTH

7-3,1-0 CCIW

Final

Sep. 20, 2024

Wis.-Stevens Point UWSP

8-5,1-0 WIAC

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Carthage CARTH	30	19	19	15	(1)
Wis.-Stevens Point UWSP	28	25	25	25	(3)

UW-River Falls UWRF 6-8,1-0 WIAC

Carthage CARTH 8-3,1-0 CCIW

UW-River Falls UWRF

6-8,1-0 WIAC

Final

Sep. 21, 2024

Carthage CARTH

8-3,1-0 CCIW

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	4	F
UW-River Falls UWRF	26	25	21	23	(1)
Carthage CARTH	28	19	25	25	(3)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball | 9/21/2024 9:34:00 PM

Women’s Volleyball Wrap-up Pointers Invitational

Next Match:

North Central College

9/25/2024 | 7 p.m.

Next Match

Full Schedule

Sep. 25 (Wed) / 7 p.m.

North Central College

History

Recap
Roster

STEVENS POINT — The Carthage College women's volleyball team went 2-1 at the Pointer Invitational, winning over Concordia-Moorhead and Wisconsin-River Falls.

Game One

Final Score: Carthage 3 - Concordia-Moorhead 0 (25-12, 25-11, 25-18)
Location: Stevens Point, Wisconsin - Berg Gym
Records: Carthage 7-2, Concordia 0-11

Game Two

Final Score: Wisconsin-Stevens Point 3 - Carthage 1 (30-28, 19-25, 19-25, 15-25)
Location: Stevens Point, Wisconsin - Berg Gym
Records: Wisconsin-Stevens Point 8-5, Carthage 7-3

Game Three

Final Score: Carthage 3 - Wisconsin-River Falls 1 (28-26, 19-25, 25-21, 25-23)
Location: Stevens Point, Wisconsin - Berg Gym
Records: Carthage 8-3, Wisconsin-River Falls 6-8

Game One vs Concordia-Moorhead

Carthage gained early momentum in the first game with back-to-back aces from Tatum Kebisek, taking a 6-1 lead.
A Jenna Damon ace and a kill from Liv Carel extended the advantage to 17-10. Concordia-Moorhead narrowed the gap but couldn't close in, and three aces from Cassidy Stahl secured a 25-12 set win.
Kristina Manojlovic's early kill in the second set gave Carthage a three-point edge, and two more aces from Stahl increased the lead to ten.
A kill from Ava Dettwiler made it 22-11 as Carthage claimed the set 25-11. Another ace from Stahl put Carthage up 10-6 in the final set, and a kill from Katie Boston and an ace from Kebisek pushed the lead further.
Devinn Bell sealed the straight-set win with an ace at 25-18.

Game Two vs Wisconsin-Stevens Point

In the second game of the invite, Kebisek continued her ace streak, helping Carthage to a 6-2 lead in the first set.
Ella Pettinger's kill extended the lead to five, but Wisconsin-Stevens Point responded with three consecutive kills, closing the gap to two.
The Pointers eventually took a one-point lead with a kill, but Carthage fought back with kills from Boston and Madilyn Danielson, making it 28-27.
Carthage won the set with late kills from Manojlovic and Bell.
In the second set, Bell's ace tied the score at 11, and a block from Carel and Boston followed by a kill from Kaitie Rohe evened it at 16.
However, Wisconsin-Stevens Point finished strong with a 9-3 run to win the set 25-19.
The Pointers carried the momentum into the third set, building a 13-7 lead. Kills from Manojlovic and Carel cut the deficit to 22-16, but Wisconsin-Stevens Point took the set 25-19.
The fourth set saw the Pointers jump ahead 7-3, and despite back-to-back kills from Carel that brought Carthage closer at 13-8, Wisconsin-Stevens Point closed it out with a 7-2 run to win 25-15.

Game Three vs Wisconsin-River Falls

In the final game of the Pointers Invite, Carthage started strong with a 7-2 lead, fueled by kills from Katie Boston and Jenna Damon.
Two more kills from Liv Carel increased the margin to 15-11, but Wisconsin-River Falls answered with seven consecutive points to take a 20-16 lead.
Carthage rallied late, with a kill from Devinn Bell giving them a one-point edge.
Although Wisconsin-River Falls tied the score at 26, a block from Kaitie Rohe and Boston, followed by an attack error, gave Carthage the 28-26 win.
Wisconsin-River Falls pulled ahead by two in the second set before Carthage leveled it with a block from Bell and Boston.
The Falcons held a four-point advantage and went on to win 25-19. Carthage regained control in the third set, with kills from Manojlovic and Boston pushing them to a 12-9 lead.
A block from Macy Wente and Pettinger put them up by one, and Manojlovic and Wente finished the set with kills for a 25-21 win.
In the fourth set, an ace from Damon put Carthage ahead, and three consecutive kills from Manojlovic and Wente pushed the lead to 13-11.
Wisconsin-River Falls tied it at 22, but Carthage held on for a 25-23 victory.

Jenna Damon crossed the 1,000 career digs mark in the Firebirds' first game of the invite.
Damon is the 22nd student-athlete in program history to cross the milestone and was named to the All-Tournament team.
Liv Carel had a total of 33 kills between all three matches, averaging 3.00 kills per set.
Kristina Manojlovic and Kaitie Rohe followed closely with 31 and 29 kills respectively.
Devinn Bell led the team in assists during the invite finishing with 63.
Bell also crossed the 1,000 assist milestone and now has 1015 in her career.

"We saw three really different teams this weekend. Against Concordia, we served very well and played well offensively, with many players contributing. Devinn Bell and Tatum Kebisek ran the offense, and Liv Carel, Kaitie Rohe, Tina Manojlovic, and Katie Boston were all effective at the net. UWSP is a very good, experienced team with some big-time hitters. In the first set, we earned 19 kills and held tough to get a 30-28 victory. Madi Danielson came off the bench late and made some stellar plays to help seal the first-set victory. We started slow in set 2 and struggled to stop them offensively. We struggled to find the ball control and aggressive hitting that helped us win the first set. Jenna Damon recorded her 1000th dig, and freshman Macy Wente had a very good night with 10 kills and only 1 error. Liv Carel and Kaitie Rohe led us on offense. It was not the outcome we were looking for, but the goal is to play tough opponents to sharpen us for conference matches. Today, we competed well and weathered some ups and downs to come out on top against River Falls. Tina Manojlovic led us with 19 kills, followed by Kaitie Rohe. Jenna Damon continues to excel and lead us on defense. Next up is a big home CCIW match against North Central on Wednesday."