DIII Volleyball: 9/20/23

Stats and updates from last weekends contests

WEEK 2 (9/12-18) // September 20, 2023

Top Team Performances

Most Kills: 298, Wis.-La Crosse (6 Matches)

Kills/Set: 16.2, Johns Hopkins (3 Matches, 9 Sets)

Best Hitting %: .373, Ramapo (3 Matches)

Most Digs: 384, Hilbert (5 Matches)

Most Digs/Set: 23.6, Wis.-Stevens Point (2 Matches, 7 Sets)

Most Assists: 274, Wis.-La Crosse (6 Matches)

Most Assists/Set: 15.3, Johns Hopkins (3 Matches, 9 Sets)

Top Attackers

Brianne Korducki (Wis.-La Crosse): 93 K, .235 Hit %, 230 TA, 6 MP

Ciarra McNally (Saint Marys (MN)): 80 K, .172 Hit %, 262 TA, 6 MP

Fiona Pyfer (Misericordia): 79 K, .27 Hit %, 174 TA, 5 MP

Emma Powell (Dubuque): 75 K, .268 Hit %, 220 TA, 5 MP

Sidney Hoverman (Wis.-Stout): 75 K, .27 Hit %, 189 TA, 4 MP

Top Defenders

Rachel Jennings (Ohio Northern): 116 D, 6.8 D/S, 4 MP

Lily Ebright (Rose-Hulman): 109 D, 9.1 D/S, 4 MP

Nicole Thomas (Heidelberg): 108 D, 5.4 D/S, 5 MP

Kambrie Hepler (Elizabethtown): 107 D, 6.3 D/S, 4 MP

Jacy Diaz (Allegheny): 104 D, 6.1 D/S, 5 MP

Top Setters

Faith VanErp (Saint Marys (MN)): 200 A, 8.7 A/S, 6 MP

Hannah Joseph (Aurora): 187 A, 9.8 A/S, 5 MP

Grace Ward (Transylvania): 175 A, 10.9 A/S, 5 MP

Ainsley Schultz (Birmingham-So.): 174 A, 8.3 A/S, 5 MP

Mindee Lai (Carnegie Mellon): 163 A, 10.9 A/S, 4 MP

Season Leaders

Kills Per 100 Points In Play

Formula: 100*(Kills)/(Total Points - (Service Aces + Service Errors))

Rk Player (School), KPIP

  1. Taylor McInerney (Lebanon Valley), 18.1

  2. Sidney Hoverman (Wis.-Stout), 15.1

  3. Malya Sayre (William Smith), 13.7

  4. Kalena Ricketts (Farmingdale St.), 13.5

  5. Grace Parker (Randolph-Macon), 13.4

  6. Mya Ray (La Verne), 13.3

  7. Poppy Skjonnemand (Centenary (NJ)), 12.9

  8. Peyton Oliver (JWU (Providence)), 12.8

  9. Jenna Weinfurt (Wis.-Whitewater), 12.7

  10. Graycee Mosley (East Tex Baptist), 12.7

KPIP measures (as you could guess from the name) the number of kills on all points in play in all matches of the season. It removes points on serves (aces or errors) because those points were never in play, the point ended with just the serve.

We are working on more advanced metrics for the sport of volleyball to bring you a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the sport in the same way we cover other sports. It is taking time to dig up and parse out these metrics but rest assured, they are coming!

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