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Volleyball Barrett Henderson, Assistant Athletic Director

Volleyball Match Notes: Week Three


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SALEM, Ore. -- The Eastern Oregon University volleyball team travels to the Willamette Valley for its next matches at Corban University and Northwest Christian University. The weekly report is now available.

* Matches 9-10: Eastern Oregon (2-6, 2-0 CCC) vs. Corban and Northwest Christian
* When: Friday-Saturday, Sept. 9-10
* Where: Salem, Ore. (C.E. Jeffers Sports Center) and Eugene, Ore. (Morse Event Center)
* Live Video: www.EOUSports.com
* Live Stats: www.EOUSports.com
* Series: EOU is 7-1 under Morehead against Corban and 6-1 vs. Northwest Christian

NOTEWORTHY
• Eastern Oregon has never began Cascade Conference play 4-0, it needs a weekend sweep to become the first team to accomplish the feat.
• EOU swept the opening weekend of CCC play for the third straight season.
• Under Kaki Morehead, the Mountaineers have won two straight over Corban, including six straight sets.
• EOU has won seven of the eight matches against the Warriors under Morehead. The lone loss came on Oct. 25, 2008, in Salem, 3-1.
• The Mountaineers are 8-1 all-time against Northwest Christian.
• The Beacons' lone victory over EOU was the first meeting between the schools on Sept. 21, 2007, 3-1, in Eugene.
• Eastern responded by winning the next 24 consecutive sets.
• After last weekend's win, the Mountaineers still have never lost to Evergreen State under Kaki Morehead. A perfect record of 10-0 and 30 straight sets won.
• Eastern Oregon is 18-4 against TESC over the last 10 years.
• Eastern has won 34 straight sets over the Geoducks, dating back to Oct. 14, 2005.
• EOU has won 45 of the last 47 sets against Evergreen.
• Evergreen last defeated the Mountaineers on Oct. 31, 2004, 3-1, in Olympia.
• The Mountaineers held the Geoducks to a combined total of 19 points, the lowest amount by an opponent in the past seven years.
• After the Mountaineers were swept by Northwest in 2010, EOU responded with a sweep last weekend over the Eagles.
• Northwest holds an 11-10 advantage over Eastern Oregon over the last 10 years.
• Eastern's Jessica Lea is 13 kills away from passing Morehead's second place spot on the school's career record list.
• Lea is 208 service attempts away from Grace Deboodt's school career record.
• Lea is 23 matches away from the school record for matches played.
• Lea is 54 sets away from the school record for sets played.
• Kaitlyn Duncan is 172 digs away from the school record for digs in a career.

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