The Morehead State volleyball team is projected to lead the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) this season, according to coaches and media votes. Five players from the team, including three all-conference selections are featured on the OVC's Players to Watch List. Senior setter Sydney Sennett, who ranked second in the OVC last season with 1,089 assists, heads the list alongside middle blocker Amelia Nott and outside hitter Hollan Everett, both recognized as All-OVC Second Team selections. The team kicks off its season against Fairfield on August 28 in Knoxville, Tennessee.

By the Numbers
  • Sydney Sennett: 1,089 assists, 10.18 assists per set (2nd in OVC)
  • Amelia Nott: 85 total blocks, 44 service aces, .350 attack percentage (2nd in OVC)
  • Hollan Everett: 335 kills, averaging 3.13 kills per set (10th in OVC)
Yes, But

While Morehead State holds the top prediction, rival teams such as Southeast Missouri and Southern Indiana have also received strong first-place votes, indicating a competitive landscape in the OVC.

State of Play
  • Morehead State is aiming to maintain its position after a successful previous season.
  • The team has a blend of experienced players and promising newcomers like freshman Ella Warrick.
What's Next

The Eagles will begin their season on August 28, facing Fairfield, followed by matches against Tennessee and Colgate, key tests that could shape their momentum early in the season.

Bottom Line

With a powerful roster and a favorable position in the OVC, Morehead State has both opportunities and pressures to meet expectations as they launch into the new season.