The McMaster Marauders women’s volleyball team is set to take on the Waterloo Warriors at home on Nov. 27 at 1pm.
The match follows the Marauders home opener, which took place on Nov. 21. It will be the second game in the Burridge Gym for the women’s team this season.
In the home opener, McMaster took on the Brock Badgers, following a game on the road in St. Catharines.
Unfortunately, McMaster fell to Brock in each of the back-to-back games. However, the second place Marauders still sit just two points behind the first place Badgers in the OUA West Division.
McMaster’s upcoming game against Waterloo should be evenly matched, as each team currently sits 2-2 in the season.
Waterloo is in third place in the OUA West Division, riding closely behind the Marauders.
The match will be the only time that the Marauders will play the Warriors until the new year, when they will rematch in a two-game series in February, taking place first in Hamilton and then in Waterloo.
Details:
McMaster Marauders vs. Waterloo Warriors
Date: Nov. 27 @ 1pm
Location: Burridge Gym
McMaster:
Record: 2-2
Standings: Second OUA West Division
Streak: Lost two
Waterloo:
Record: 2-2
Standings: Third OUA West Division
Streak: Lost two
History:
Saturday’s matchup will mark the first time that these two teams have faced one another this season. However, in the 2019-2020 season, the Marauders played the Warriors on a few occasions.
In their last meet-up, McMaster unfortunately fell 3-1 to the Warriors, who would go on to finish two spots ahead of the sixth-place Marauders in the OUA West Division.
In total, McMaster faced Waterloo a total of three times in the last season played, including a close 3-2 win in the OUA regular season and another 3-1 loss in the Marauders last game of the McMaster Thanksgiving Classic.
Players to Watch:
McMaster
Sullie Sundara: Outside hitter Sundara made an impression in McMaster’s series against Brock. She has 30 kills so far this season, 16 of which were in the first game against the Badgers.
Jessie Nairn: Nairn leads her teams in kills with 40 and had the most successful attacks for McMaster in both games against Brock.
Waterloo
Sarah Glynn: Glynn leads Waterloo in kills by a significant amount. She currently records 47 kills, 22 more than the second-best hitter on her team, Karen Fan.
Serena Otshudi: The 6’2″ middle is crushing her opponents with blocks — she has 14 so far this season.
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