PARK 2014 WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES

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1 PARK 2014 WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL GAME NOTES No. 3 BIOLA (32-4) vs. No. 2 PARK (38-0) Where & When... Sioux City, Iowa Tyson Event Center 11 a.m. Live Video...Pirate Sports Network ( Live Stats...Pirate Sports Network ( Mobile Live Stats... Dakstats Click on the (((W))) ( PARK IN THE NAIA TOP TEAM RANKINGS Ranks Number 2 in Hitting Percentage (0.308) Ranks Number 3 in Service Aces per Game (2.390) Ranks Number 3 in Assists per Game (13.020) Ranks Number 5 in Kills per Game (14.110) Ranks Number 7 in Total Service Aces (282) Ranks Number 27 in Blocks per Game (2.160) Ranks Number 42 in Total Assists (1536) Ranks Number 45 in Total Kills (1665) 2014 INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Wendy Romero Ranks Number 2 in Service Aces per Game (0.680) Wendy Romero Ranks Number 2 in Total Service Aces (77) Wendy Romero Ranks Number 6 in Kills per Game (4.440) Juliana Barros Ranks Number 7 in Assists per Game (11.080) Wendy Romero Ranks Number 10 in Total Kills (502) Wendy Romero Ranks Number 11 in Hitting Percentage (0.358) Wanessa Siqueira Ranks Number 19 in Hitting Percentage (0.336) Juliana Barros Ranks Number 25 in Total Assists (1296) Wanessa Siqueira Ranks Number 33 in Kills per Game (3.520) Raissa Herczfeld Ranks Number 42 in Service Aces per Game (0.440) Raissa Herczfeld Ranks Number 43 in Total Service Aces (50) 2014 SEASON STATISTICS ATTACK SET SERVE DIG BLOCKING ## STATS SUMMARY G K K/G E TA Pct A A/G SA SE SA/G RE DIG D/G BS BA Total B/G BE BHE Points Duarte, Daniela Stanley, Sabrina Barros, Juliana Romero, Wendy Shahtout, Salma Herczfeld, Raissa Siqueira, Wanessa Crabtree, Kaci Leite, Camila e Silva, Sabrina Occhipinto, Lauren Alves, Amanda Hensley, Alyssa Collins, Toi TEAM 7 PARK CONTACT: Steve Wilson, Assistant AD for Sports Communications swilson@park.edu Phone: (913) Office: (816)

2 RADIO/TV ROSTER Daniela Duarte Sabrina Stanley Juliana Barros 5-10 So. Libero 5-2 So. Libero 6-0 Sr. Setter Belo Horizonte, Brazil Kansas City, Mo. Sao Paulo Brazil Leonardo da Vinci HS Allen County CC Barton County CC Wendy Romero Salma Shahtout Raissa Herczfeld 6-0 Jr. Outside Hitter 6-2 Fr. Middle Blocker 5-10 Jr. Outside Hitter San Carlos, Venezuela Cairo, Egypt Sao Paulo, Brazil Miami Dade College El Seddik Colegio Horizontes Uirapuru Wanessa Siqueira Kaci Crabtree Camila Leite 6-2 Sr. Right Side 5-4 So. Libero 6-2 So. Middle Blocker Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Raymore, Mo. Sao Paulo, Brazil Oral Roberts MCC-Longview Indian Hills CC Sabrina e Silva Lauren Occhipinto Amanda Alves 6-0 So. Outside Hitter 5-3 So. Libero 6-2 So. Middle Blocker Sao Paulo, Brazil Kansas City, Mo. Sao Paulo, Brazil Panola College Smithville HS Laredo CC Alyssa Hensley Toi Collins 5-8 So. Outside Hitter 5-10 Sr. Middle Blocker Kansas City, Mo. Dallas, Texas Oak Park HS Cowley County CC 2014 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Date Opponent Result/Time Attendance Aug. 27 Kansas Wesleyan W, , 25-22, Aug. 29 Indiana University-East W, , 25-8, Aug. 29 Benedictine (Kan.) W, , 25-12, Aug. 30 Robert Morris-Chicago W, , 25-16, Aug. 30 Bethel (Tenn.) W, , 25-13, Sept. 2 at Avila W, , 25-14, Sept. 5 Bethel (Kan.) W, , 25-15, Sept. 5 University of Saint Mary W, , 25-11, Sept. 6 Oklahoma Wesleyan W, , 25-15, Sept. 6 Peru State W, , , Sept. 12 Judson W, , , Sept. 12 Clarke W, , 25-13, Sept. 13 No. 4 Viterbo W, , 25-21, Sept. 13 No. 5 Northwestern (Iowa) W, , 19-25, 25-16, Sept. 19 Lyon * W, , 25-11, Sept. 20 Williams Baptist * W, , 25-10, Sept. 26 No Grand View W, , 25-20, Sept. 26 Texas Wesleyan W, , , Sept No. 20 Evangel W, , 25-15, Sept (RV) Baker W, , 25-22, Oct. 1 Stephens * W, , 25-15, Oct. 3 STL College of Pharmacy * W, , 25-17, Oct. 4 Lindenwood-Belleville * W, , 25-15, Oc.t 8 No. 8 Columbia * W, , 25-11, Oct. 17 at Freed-Hardeman * W, , 25-8, Oct. 24 at No. 7 Missouri Baptist * W, , 25-19, 23-25, Oct. 25 at Harris-Stowe * W, , 25-17, Oct. 30 No. 22 MidAmerica Nazarene W, , 25-15, Nov. 1 William Woods * W, , 25-16, Nov. 7 at Hannibal-LaGrange * W, , 25-15, Nov. 8 at BenU Springfield * W, , 25-13, Nov. 11 Stephens! W, , 25-9, Nov. 13 William Woods! W, , 25-13, Nov. 15 No. 6 Missouri Baptist! W, , 25-22, Dec. 2 vs. No. 25 Evangel ^ W, , 25-21, Dec. 3 vs. No. 14 Eastern Oregon ^ W, , , , Dec. 4 vs. No. 11 Grand View ^ W, , 25-20, Dec. 5 vs. No Concordia-Irvine ^ W, , 25-22, 25-11, Dec. 6 vs. No. 3 Biola ^ Attendance Dates Total Avg Home Away Neutral Total Home games in Bold played at Breckon Sports Center. Neutral-court games in italics. All dates/times subject to change. All times central. * Indicates American Midwest Conference games.! Indicates American Midwest Conference Tournament games. ^ Indicates NAIA National Championship Match in Sioux City, Iowa Mike Talamantes Vinicius Baigan Rob Cordero Head Coach, 4th Year Assistant Coach, 3rd Yr. Assistant Coach, 1st Yr. TALAMANTES GETS TO 200 Mike Talamantes is listed for 132 women s wins at Park, but he is also responsible for 78 wins in the men s program, giving the fourth-year head coach of the Pirates 210 wins at Park University. Adding his seasons at NCAA Division III Occidental, Talamantes is as a collegiate volleyball coach.

3 #25 Evangel vs #2 Park (Dec 02, 2014 at Sioux City, IA) ## Evangel S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 1 Justis,Brianna Smith,Morgan Goforth,Briana Watson,Haley Glessner,Brandy Baumann,Maddie Garrett,Jorie Cribbs-Guiot,Micah Fugate,Jackie Hadley,Chloe Dunton,Allie Kensinger,Morgan Team 1 Totals SET SCORES Evangel (0) Park (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Duarte, Daniela Barros, Juliana Romero, Wendy Herczfeld, Raissa Siqueira, Wanessa e Silva, Sabrina Alves, Amanda Totals Date: Dec 02, 2014 Attend: 234 Time: 1:15 Referees: Chad Klunck, Jim Monsen TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 1.0 PARK 3, EVANGEL 0 (25-20, 25-21, 25-15) Wendy Romero tied a school record with her 69th service ace of the year and was one of three Park University attackers in double figures, helping the secondranked Pirates to their 36th-straight win by claiming three sets over No. 25 Evangel University 25-20, 25-21, in the pool play round of the NAIA Volleyball National Championship at the Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, Iowa. Wanessa Siqueira was Park s offensive leader, helping the Pirates reach 35-0 with 17 kills and a.536 hitting performance, while Raissa Herczfeld reached double-digits on the final play of the match, ending the afternoon with 10 kills and.400 hitting on 20 attacks. Juliana Barros had assists on 43 of Park s 54 kills, and Daniela Duarte led all defensive players with 19 digs, while both Romero and Barros added doubledouble performances with 11 digs. Park had its back near the wall in the second, trailing 12-9 after beginning on a 5-2 run, and Evangel kept its three point lead on an errant attack from Barros that made it The Pirates didn t lead again until when Barros atoned for the error with a kill, beginning a 4-1 run that had the Pirates in front when Barros found Romero for a laser through the center of the Crusader defense in the middle of the floor. The Pirates went on to win the second 25-21, finishing on a 5-1 run after Evangel cut the lead to 21-20, but the late story in the set was Romero s ace at set point, tying Gabriela Carvalho s school record that had stood for nine seasons. Carvalho had 69 aces in 2005, and Romero entered the tournament with 68 points from the service line. She will look for a school-record 70th Wednesday when Park meets Eastern Oregon University at 1 p.m. Park claimed five of the first seven points in the match and led 8-4 in the opening set when Barros found Siqueira on the right side, but Evangel was back quickly, scoring the next five points to take a 9-8 lead on a kill by Jackie Fugate. Park scored the next two and didn t trail vangel found itself behind by a point four more times, and Herzcfeld knocked down the set winner after Park built a four-point lead, claiming the first The Pirates hit near the.400 mark in both the second and third, but Park made its runs stick in the final frame, using an early 6-0 run to build an 8-3 lead and a 4-0 spurt to go in front Romero and Herczfeld had kills in the second run midway through the set, and Herczfeld s 10th was the match-winner, capping a 3-0 run that turned a advantage in to a win.

4 #2 Park vs #14 Eastern Oregon (Dec 3, 2014 at Sioux City, IA) 2 Duarte, Daniela Barros, Juliana Romero, Wendy Shahtout, Salma Herczfeld, Raissa Siqueira, Wanessa e Silva, Sabrina Alves, Amanda Team 2 Totals SET SCORES Park (3) Eastern Oregon (1) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: ## Eastern Oregon S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 1 Tylo COLFLESH Jessalyn SMITH Piper CANTRELL Kasaundra TUMA Casey LOPER Emily NAY Kendra DE HOOG Katina FERGUSON Bobbi SUMPTER Isabelle STATKUS Amanda MILLER Rachelle CHAMBERLAIN Team 2 Totals Date: Dec 3, 2014 Attend: 286 Time: 1:35 Referees: Suzanne Dodd, Christina Fiebich TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 7.0 PARK 3, EASTERN OREGON 0 (25-18, 25-17, 17-25, 25-22) Second-ranked Park had seven blocks, five from Amanda Alves, and Wendy Romero led all attackers with 25 kills, helping the Pirates avoid a furious upset bid from No. 14 Eastern Oregon Wednesday (Dec. 3) at the Tyson Event Center in Sioux City, Iowa, topping the Mountaineers in four sets. Park fell in a set for only the third time in 36 matches, a record that now has the Pirates at 36-0 with a 37-match win streak. Katina Ferguson had 13 kills and hit.360 for the Mountaineers, who fell to 28-5, but her outing didn t stack up to Romero, who hit.468. Wanessa Siqueira added 15 kills for the Pirates and matched Romero with four blocks, and Daniela Duarte had a secondstraight outstanding defensive match with 18 digs. Juliana Barros ended the afternoon with 40 assists and added two blocks. Not known for its defense, instead for a high-powered offense, the Pirates had to get defensive in Wednesday s match while still allowing the Mountaineers top player, Casey Loper, a 12-kill, 10-dig double-double. EOU hit.181 in the match and Park avoided upset despite hitting.199, adding 15 digs from Raissa Herczfeld and equaling the Mountaineers at the net with seven blocks. EOU hit.500 in the third set, jumping out to a 6-3 lead before Siqueira brought the Pirates back with an ace, giving Park a 9-8 lead. EOU managed the next five points after the ace to build a 13-9 lead, and the Mountaineers were in front after another run (4-0), going in front by seven on an errant Siqueira attack. Herczfeld had a big point late for the Pirates, victimizing Piper Cantrell for an ace, but after a kill by Romero, the Mountaineers put the set away when Kentra De Hoog scored one of her 2.5 points, handing Park a loss. Aside from her 25 kills, Romero was also the story of the match for the Pirates with her 70th service ace of the season, breaking Gabriela Carvalho s 9-year-old record from the 2005 season and building a lead for the Pirates in the opening set. Eastern Oregon fought back to within seven points twice on kills by Ferguson and Loper, but Barros found Sabrina e Silva to end the frame Park needed a 6-1 run to separate the second, taking a lead when Alves and Siqueira stopped Ferguson at the net, and the lead went back to eight points when Romero went for back-to-back kills, putting Park a point away from a 2-0 lead in the match up An errant dump by Barros gave EOU its final point of the second, and Barros atoned for the mistake a play later, feeding Siqueira for the set winner, The Pirates looked like they might run away in the fourth, scoring five of the first seven points, but Eastern Oregon went up 8-6 on a 6-1 run, taking a two-point lead when Rachelle Chamberlain s serve fell off Duarte s fists for an ace. Neither team led by more than three points in the third, as Park went up on esilva s ace, but the Pirates also only trailed three times over the remainder of the set, the last time at when Duarte s serve fell short of the tape.

5 #11 Grand View (Iowa) vs #2 Park (Dec 4, 2014 at Sioux City, IA) ## Grand View (Iowa) S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 Courtney, Bliss Chrissy, Daggett Kelley, Johnson Kally, Frisch Kelly, Nakandakari Claire, Ludwig Lindsay, Bentzinger Megan, Meiller Taylor, Wells Erin, Roggenburg Hannah, Loehr Madison, Matthias Abby, Graves Brie, Winegar Totals SET SCORES Grand View (Iowa) (0) Park (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Duarte, Daniela Stanley, Sabrina Barros, Juliana Romero, Wendy Shahtout, Salma Herczfeld, Raissa Siqueira, Wanessa Crabtree, Kaci e Silva, Sabrina Alves, Amanda Hensley, Alyssa Collins, Toi Totals Date: Dec 4, 2014 Attend: 385 Time: 1:15 Referees: Chad Klunck, Andy Baehr TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 PARK 3, GRAND VIEW 0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-18) Park University put the icing on an already sweet Pool Play cake Thursday (Dec. 4) at the NAIA Volleyball National Championship in Sioux City, but there s no time to enjoy it. The second-ranked Pirates (37-0) took down No. 11 Grand View (26-16) in three sets at Tyson Events Center, completing a perfect run through Pool B behind a combined 23 kills between Wanessa Siqueira and Wendy Romero and 23 Daniela Duarte digs on the back row. Park also had an efficient setting performance from Juliana Barros, who quarterbacked the team to a.227 hitting percentage on 28 assists while Romero and Toi Collins were each in on four of the team s blocks, followed by three net stops for both Amanda Alves and Salma Shahtout. The Pirates had to overcome a sloppy start in the match when Raissa Herczfeld put the first serve of the contest in to the net before Romero misfired on passing Kelly Nakandakari s ace, but Park had the next three points and used a 5-0 run to go in front 8-3, using Siqueira s kill to force a Grand View timeout. The lead reached seven when Herczfeld earned a kill on a blocking error by Brie Winegar, but Winegar was in on a block two rallies later, sparking a run that eventually had the Vikings within three points. Taylor Wells was able to cut Park s lead to 23-20, capping a 5-0 run, but GVU halted its own momentum with an error, and Siqueira claimed the set two plays later, a win. Park was up early again in the second, a triumph, building a 7-2 lead that eventually reached 11-4 on back-to-back Grand View errors. The Pirates never trailed in the set and led by as many as nine (20-11) on consecutive blocks from Shahtout and Collins, but the Vikings used a 4-0 run to cut in to the lead, getting back within four points on a Park error that made it Two plays later, though, Romero was able to put the set away with a kill, handing Park its 110th set victory of the season on the way to a record in 114 sets this season. The Pirates also led wire-to-wire in the third, going up by as many as 12 when Barros found Romero to make it 22-10, but the Vikings outscored the Pirates 8-1 over the next nine rallies, getting within five before an error and a dump by Barros to end the match Abby Graves keyed Grand View s offense with seven kills but the Vikings only managed to hit.087, getting 27 assists from Chrissy Daggett, who gutted out her final two pool play matches after an upper leg injury in Tuesday s pool opener against Eastern Oregon. Three Vikings had double figures on the back row, including Nakandakari s teamhigh 13 digs and 12 for both Wells and Courtney Bliss.

6 #11 Grand View (Iowa) vs #2 Park (Dec 4, 2014 at Sioux City, IA) ## Grand View (Iowa) S K E TA Pct Ast SA SE RE Dig BS BA BE BHE Pts 2 Courtney, Bliss Chrissy, Daggett Kelley, Johnson Kally, Frisch Kelly, Nakandakari Claire, Ludwig Lindsay, Bentzinger Megan, Meiller Taylor, Wells Erin, Roggenburg Hannah, Loehr Madison, Matthias Abby, Graves Brie, Winegar Totals SET SCORES Grand View (Iowa) (0) Park (3) TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: Duarte, Daniela Stanley, Sabrina Barros, Juliana Romero, Wendy Shahtout, Salma Herczfeld, Raissa Siqueira, Wanessa Crabtree, Kaci e Silva, Sabrina Alves, Amanda Hensley, Alyssa Collins, Toi Totals Date: Dec 4, 2014 Attend: 385 Time: 1:15 Referees: Chad Klunck, Andy Baehr TOTAL TEAM BLOCKS: 8.0 PARK 3, CONCORDIA 1 (21-25, 25-22, 25-11, 25-22) Park University threw a block party Friday (Dec. 5), led by Amanda Alves who was in on seven of the Pirates 13 stuffs, securing a four-set over Concordia University-Irvine (21-25, 25-22, 25-11, 25-22) at the Tyson Events Center in the quarterfinal round. Park, now 38-0, had its back squarely pinned against to wall after the opening set, forced to cope with its first set-one loss of the year, entering the match 37-0 in first sets. Wendy Romero (21 kills) and Wanessa Siqueira (19 kills) took over the offense along with Juliana Barros, who had 54 assists, as Park hit.266 in the match after a dismal.080 in the first set. Park also had a season-high 66 digs in the match, including 22 from Daniela Duarte and a double-double from Siqueira, who had 13 digs. Barros also had a double-double, her eighth of the season, adding 14 digs. The Pirates also grew up at the net with 13 blocks six from Siqueira, five from Sabrina e Silva, and five from Romero, who had the only Pirates only solo turnback. Park looked like it might cruise to begin the match, going in front 4-1 through the first five points, but Concordia made a pair of 3-0 runs, the last putting the Eagles in front after kills by Hannah Andrews and a Siqueira error. Park was able to get back within one when Romero took a feed from Barros to make it 21-20, but the Eagles finished with four of the last five points, handing Park its fourth dropped set of the season and the first to open a match, The Pirates built a big lead in the second, in front 17-9 when Concordia uncharacteristically handicapped itself with errors, but the Eagles scored the next seven points, including a kill by Jessica Israel that made it The Eagles didn t get closer than one point, trading points over the next four serves before Park scored on kills by Romero and Siqueira to make it 20-17, and Barros was able to put the second away with a dump, leveling the match with a victory. Park did make quick work of the third, building a double-digit lead with a 14-4 run to begin the set, and the Pirates were in front 23-9 after blocks by Alves, Romero and Siqueira, part of a set that featured five of Park s 13 blocks in the match. The Pirates cemented their spot in the semifinals in the fourth set, opening on a 7-1 run before surviving a 4-0 spurt for the Eagles that had CUI withintwo, 13-11, on a block by Andrews, Israel and Amber Rose. Concordia cut the set to one late, when Rachel Flynn s kill made it 17-16, but Park pulled away, twice scoring consecutive points before Siqueira ended the set and match, Israel led Concordia with 16 kills, but her eight errors contributed to.152 Concordia hitting, while Flynn finished with 13 kills and eight miscues, as the Eagles totaled 24 attacking errors in the match.

7 2014 NAIA Volleyball National Championship Final Site: Pool Play Dec. 2 Dec. 3 Dec. 4 Tyson Event Center Sioux City, Iowa Dec. 2-6 Pool A Opponent, Time (COURT 1) Opponent, Time (COURT 3) Opponent, Time (COURT 2) Rocky Mountain (Mont.) (32-2) (3-0)...Briar Cliff (Iowa), W, Davenport (Mich.), W, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), W, 3-1 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (35-4) (3-0)...Davenport (Mich.), W, Briar Cliff (Iowa), W, Rocky Mountain (Mont.), L, 3-1 Davenport (Mich.) (36-9) (1-2)...Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), L, Rocky Mountain (Mont.), L, Briar Cliff (Iowa), W, 3-0 Briar Cliff (Iowa) (19-15) (0-3)...Rocky Mountain (Mont.), L, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), L, Davenport (Mich.), L, 3-0 Pool B Opponent, Time (COURT 2) Opponent, Time (COURT 1) Opponent, Time (COURT 3) Park (Mo.) (37-0) (3-0)...Evangel (Mo.), W, Eastern Oregon, W, Grand View (Iowa), W, 3-0 Grand View (Iowa) (26-14) (0-3)...Eastern Oregon, L, Evangel (Mo.), L, Park (Mo.), L, 3-0 Eastern Oregon (29-5) (2-1)...Grand View (Iowa), W, Park (Mo.), L, Evangel (Mo.), W, 3-2 Evangel (Mo.) (27-13) (1-2)...Park (Mo.), L, Grand View (Iowa), W, Eastern Oregon, W, 3-2 Pool C Opponent, Time (COURT 2) Opponent, Time (COURT 1) Opponent, Time (COURT 3) Concordia (Calif.) (33-3) (2-1)...College of Idaho, W, Georgetown (Ky.), L, Midland (Neb.), W, 3-1 Midland (Neb.) (24-11) (0-3)...Georgetown (Ky.), L, College of Idaho, L, Concordia (Calif.), L, 3-1 Georgetown (Ky.) (31-11) (2-1)...Midland (Neb.), W, Concordia (Calif.), W, College of Idaho, L, 3-2 College of Idaho (22-12) (2-1)...Concordia (Calif.), L, Midland (Neb.), W, Georgetown (Ky.), W, 3-2 Pool D Opponent, Time (COURT 1) Opponent, Time (COURT 3) Opponent, Time (COURT 2) Biola (Calif.) (31-4) (3-0)...Coastal Georgia, W, Madonna (Mich.), W, Viterbo (Wis.), W, 3-1 Viterbo (Wis.) (37-7) (2-1)...Madonna (Mich.), W, Coastal Georgia, W, Biola (Calif.), L, 3-1 Madonna (Mich.) (38-9) (1-2)...Viterbo (Wis.), L, Biola (Calif.), L, Coastal Georgia, W, 3-0 Coastal Georgia (35-4) (0-3)...Biola (Calif.), L, Viterbo (Wis.), L, Madonna (Mich.), L, 3-0 Pool E Opponent, Time (COURT 3) Opponent, Time (COURT 2) Opponent, Time (COURT 1) Texas at Brownsville (32-4) (3-0)...Vanguard (Calif.), W, Southern Oregon, W, Columbia (Mo.), W, 3-2 Columbia (Mo.) (33-8) (0-3)...Southern Oregon, L, Vanguard (Calif.), L, Texas at Brownsville, L, 3-2 Southern Oregon (24-6) (1-2)...Columbia (Mo.), W, Texas at Brownsville, L, Vanguard (Calif.), L, 3-1 Vanguard (Calif.) (25-12) (2-1)...Texas at Brownsville, L, Columbia (Mo.), W, Southern Oregon, W, 3-1 Pool F Opponent, Time (COURT 3) Opponent, Time (COURT 2) Opponent, Time (COURT 1) Missouri Baptist (37-3) (3-0)...Indiana Wesleyan, W, Jamestown (N.D.), W, Northwestern (Iowa), W, 3-1 Northwestern (Iowa) (33-4) (2-1)...Jamestown (N.D.), W, Indiana Wesleyan, W, Missouri Baptist, L, 3-1 Jamestown (N.D.) (25-8) (0-3)...Northwestern (Iowa), L, Missouri Baptist, L, Indiana Wesleyan, L, 3-1 Indiana Wesleyan (33-9) (1-2)...Missouri Baptist, L, Northwestern (Iowa), L, Jamestown (N.D.), W, 3-1 First Round Dec. 5 Quarterfinals Dec. 5 1 Rocky Mountain (Mont.) (32-2) Semifinals Dec. 6 Championship Dec. 6 8 Northwestern (Iowa) (33-4) Friday, 10 a.m. 9 Viterbo (Wis.) (37-8) Friday, 5:45 p.m. 9 Viterbo (38-8) 4 Texas at Brownsville (32-4) 9 Viterbo (39-8) Saturday, 11 a.m. 5 Missouri Baptist (37-3) Friday, 10 a.m. 12 Vanguard (Calif.) (25-12) Friday, 5:45 p.m. 5 Missouri Baptist (38-3) 3 Biola (Calif.) (31-4) 4 Texas at Brownsville (32-4) Saturday, 7 p.m. National Champion 6 Georgetown (Ky.) (31-11) Friday, 12:30 p.m. 11 Eastern Oregon (29-5) 7 Concordia (Calif.) (33-3) Friday, 12:30 p.m. Friday, 8 p.m. 11 Eastern Oregon (30-5) 2 Park (Mo.) (37-0) Friday, 8 p.m. 7 Concordia-Irvine (34-3) 3 Biola (32-4) Saturday, 11 a.m. 2 Park (38-0) 10 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (35-4) C1 denotes matches played on ; C2 denotes matches played on ; C3 denotes matches played on Court 3. All 47 matches, including pool play, will be video-streamed and can be viewed at All times CST.