Volleyball team set for post-season play

Maryella Medina|November 14, 2011

Ashley Vander Hey (#5) hits the ball over the net as Mer- edith Bard (#15) and Laura Colley prepare for the return.

For the fourth year in a row, the volleyball team took home the Heartland Conference Regular Season Championship. The Hilltoppers are set to compete in the NCAA South Central Regional Tournament this week for the first time since 2004.

St. Edward’s is the #5 seed in the region, but fell short to the #6 seed Arkansas Fort-Smith at the Heartland Conference Tournament championship match on Saturday afternoon.

“Arkansas Fort-Smith is a good team,” said volleyball athletic trainer Kyla Neighbors, “even though we’ve beat them twice before, it was still a

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Badley is fighting in mid air for the domination of the net with a Patriot. Ultimately, the Patriots took the point but Badley put up a good fight at the net.

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Melanee Vargas is about to spike the ball that SPC won't be able to receive. Scoring the point for SEU and pulling ahead of SPC. After scoring Melanee is up to serve.

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Redshirt junior right side Addy Badley led the Hilltoppers with a career-high 26 kills, to go along with three block assists. She is tied for third on the team with 103 kills this season.

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