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Tuesday, November 14

Brookings, S.D.

7:00 PM CT

South Dakota State University

South Dakota

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11/13/2023 11:19:00 AM | Women's Volleyball

WEEK 13: SOUTH DAKOTA STATE VS. SOUTH DAKOTA

When	Tuesday, November 14 at 7 p.m.
Where	Frost Arena, Brookings, S.D.
TV	Summit League Network on Midco Sports Plus
Live Stats	GoJacksLive.com
Match Notes	South Dakota State
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South Dakota State wraps the regular season with a home match against in-state rival South Dakota Tuesday night. The Jackrabbits are locked in at the six-seed for the Summit League Tournament but the Coyotes' seed is still undetermined.

KEY STORYLINES

South Dakota State has clinched a spot in the Summit League postseason for the third consecutive season. Prior to the 2021 season, SDSU had not been to the Summit League tournament since 2010.
Entering the final match, Sylvie Zgonc and Katie Van Egdom rank third and sixth in the Summit League in kills per set with 3.59 and 3.21, respectively.
The Jackrabbits have won five of their last seven matches.
Sylvie Zgonc has posted at least 10 kills in all but two Summit League match this year.
Masa Scheierman ranks second in the Summit League with .50 aces per set. She has recorded 15 total aces over the last six matches.
Led by 3.86 digs per set from libero Stella Winterfeld, SDSU leads the league in team digs per set (15.84). Winterfeld ranks fifth in the league in that category.
Of the Jackrabbits' 29 dropped sets in conference matches, 15 have been lost by three points or fewer.
Raegen Reilly and Rylee Martin have shared the setter role in a variety of systems this season. Reilly averages 5.94 assists per set while Martin adds 4.0 assists per set.
Stella Winterfeld leads the Jackrabbits with 25 service aces on the season, followed by Sylvie Zgonc with 22 and Raegen Reilly with 21. Winterfeld has notched at least one ace in all but three Summit League matches this year.
Sydni Schetnan leads the defense with 75 total blocks on the season. Elyse Winter is second with 63 blocks this year.
South Dakota State's most recent starting lineup featured six underclassmen and one junior.