Simpson's women's volleyball team ended their Summer Slam campaign with two losses in straight sets against The College of Idaho and The Master's University. In their first match, the Red Hawks faced No. 18 C of I, where the Coyotes dominated with a .395 hitting percentage and controlled the pace throughout. The second match against No. 15 Master's also went in straight sets, with Simpson unable to maintain momentum after brief comebacks. Despite individual performances from Mariah Napoleon and Kimora McKechnie, the team struggled to secure wins.

By the Numbers
  • The College of Idaho recorded 39 kills with just seven errors, achieving a .395 hitting percentage.
  • Simpson's Mariah Napoleon had 20 total kills across both matches, leading the Red Hawks' offensive effort.
Yes, But

While individual players like Napoleon and McKechnie showcased strong performances, the Red Hawks were unable to convert these efforts into match wins against top-ranked opponents.

State of Play
  • Simpson's volleyball team is currently on a four-match losing streak.
  • The team will compete in the upcoming Bushnell and Corban Tournament, seeking to rebound from these recent losses.
What's Next

The Red Hawks will focus on regrouping and strategizing for the Bushnell and Corban Tournament, aiming to build confidence and improve their performance against future opponents.

Bottom Line

Despite the disappointing end to the Summer Slam, Simpson's focus shifts to internal growth and preparation, as they look to reclaim momentum in their upcoming matches.