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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball team, under the direction of Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, has announced the signing of an additional six commitments to the program and welcomes Mackenzie Pryor, Caiden Largent, Erika Spankus, Brantley Chipley, Cami Kelsay and Abbie Roth to Sharks Volleyball.  

Mackenzie Pryor | Outside Hitter | Hagerstown, MD. | Keiser University 

Pryor joins the Nova Southeastern Volleyball program following a dominant season at Keiser University. During her lone season at Keiser, Pryor led the Seahawks in kills (623/also led NAIA), kills/set (5.24), points (694.5), points/set (5.84), attack percentage (0.295), while being second on the team in digs (353), third in service aces (43), and fourth in blocks (50). Pryor recorded a career-best 32 kills and 33 points against Mobile on August 15, 2024.  

Pryor was named an AVCA second-team All-American, while also earning AVCA NAIA first-team All-Southeast Region and Player of the Year honors. Pryor earned the Sun Conference Player of the Year – the third Seahawks player to be recognized with the award – and was named to the first-team All-TSC.  

Prior to her time at Keiser, Mackenzie totaled 249 kills at Nicholls State.  

Head Coach Kacie Ehinger – “Mackenzie had an exciting junior season at Keiser, where she put up big numbers all year long. Mackenzie plays at a high level and has a strong arm. She began practicing with us in January and I am excited about what she has brought and will continue to bring to the team.” 

Caiden Largent | Outside Hitter | Advance, NC | University of West Florida 

In two seasons at UWF, Caiden appeared in 113 sets, totaling 200 kills and 119 digs. During the 2024 season, Largent set career-bests in kills (140), kills/set (2.03), points (154), points/set (2.23), digs (64), and blocks (19).  

Head Coach Kacie Ehinger – “Caiden is a solid six-rotation player, that has a very good vertical and ability to find holes in the defense as an attacker. She joined us in January and is already thriving in the gym, providing solid ball control and attacking. I can’t wait to continue watching her develop in a fast-paced offense.” 

Erika Spankus | Outside Hitter | | Palm Harbor, Fla. | University of South Alabama 

After two seasons as a member of the South Alabama Volleyball program, Spankus joins NSU, as well as her sister Gabrielle. Erika red-shirted during her first collegiate season and appeared in 101 sets during the 2024 season. Erika totaled 129 digs, 14 services aces and 30 kills, playing primarily as a defensive specialist.  

Head Coach Kacie Ehinger – “Erika is someone we have been familiar with, since Gabrielle has been a part of our team. She brings a heavy arm and the ability to play six rotations at a high level. Erika joined the program in January and has fit seamlessly into the offense. I’m excited to see her continued growth over the next three seasons.” 

Brantley Chipley | Middle Hitter | Spartanburg, SC | Anderson University 

Chipley joins the Sharks following three seasons at Anderson (NC). During her time at Anderson, Chipley appeared in 255 sets, totaling 515 kills, 658 points, and 217 blocks. In 2023, Chipley led the team in blocks (106), while finishing fourth on the team in points (270), and fifth in kills (202), guiding Anderson to the NCAA Southeast Championship and to the NCAA Division II National Championship tournament. Chipley earned all-tournament honors during the NCAA South Region Tournament.  

The following season, Chipley set career-highs in kills (278), kills/set (2.34), points (343.5), and points/set (2.89), while totaling 98 blocks. Chipley earned second-team all-Southern Athletic Conference (SAC) honors for the second-time in her career, in addition to being named to the AVCA first-team All-Southeast Region.  

Head Coach Kacie Ehinger – “Brantley brings proven experience in the middle. Having hit over 0.320 over her career, while recording 217 blocks, she is a strong offensive and defensive threat. She knows what it takes to win, and we’re excited to get her here in the fall.” 

Cami Kelsay | Outside Hitter | Franklin, IN. | Jacksonville University 

Across four seasons at the University of Jacksonville, Kelsay appeared in 167 sets, totaling 332 kills, 38 service aces, 259 digs, 29 blocks, and 386 points. Kelsay set career-highs across the board during the 2024 season, recording 194 kills, averaging 2.04 kills/set, 24 service aces, 211 digs, 2.22 digs/set, 25 blocks, 232 points, and 2.44 points/set.  

Head Coach Kacie Ehinger – “I’m excited to add Cami to our group of outside hitters. She has experience as an attacker in a high-level conference and has the ability to also pass and defend well. We can’t wait to get Cami here in August to start her graduate program and finish her two years of eligibility.” 

Abbie Roth | Setter | Kansas City, KS | Piper High School 

Roth joins the Sharks as an incoming freshman. During her time at Piper High School, Roth was twice named to the All-Conference first-team (2023 & 2024) and earned second-team recognition in 2022. Roth was a multi-sport athlete in high school, also playing basketball.  

Head Coach Kacie Ehinger – “Abbie is a strong and consistent setter with the ability to run a fast-tempo offense. She has a vocal presence on the floor that is required of the setter position and I’m excited to have her in our gym come August!” 

Pryor, Largent, Spankus, Chipley, Kelsay and Roth join Amalee Doyle, Ayana Solan, Natalya Bergant and Hadley Dantzler as incoming members to the 2025 Sharks Volleyball team. NSU Volleyball will return to action in the fall of 2025. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB.  

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball will be showcased on the international stage as Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, junior defensive specialist Marley Navaretta, and senior setter Gabrielle Spankus will represent USA D-2 Volleyball on the Brazil Tour.  

Ehinger will lead the USA D-2 Volleyball Blue Team, which features both Navaretta and Spankus, as well as team members representing East Stroudsburg, Florida Tech, Ashland, Alabama-Huntsville, West Florida, Rollins, and Trevecca Nazarene.  

The USA D-2 Volleyball team tour will run from May 12th through May 21st. The teams opened competition on May 13th, competing in Jundiai. Today, the team will travel to, and play in the city of Sao Paulo. On Thursday, May 15th, the USA D-2 teams will then travel to Rio de Janeiro, beginning the International Challenge on Saturday, May 17th.  

In addition to competing in the International Challenge in Rio de Janeiro, team USA will then host a youth clinic at the Marina Barra Clube, hosted by Ripper Volei, as part of their social outreach project.  

While in Brazil the team will experience educational, cultural, and social aspects of Brazilian life through city, school and sports club visits. While in Rio the team will be staying on the famous Copacabana Beach (location for the 2016 Rio Olympic Beach Volleyball) and touring the Christ the Redeemer Statue and Sugar Loaf Mountain, two of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. The team will visit the popular international market in Ipanema and Ipanema Beach. 

To stay up-to-date on Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, Marley Navaretta, and Gabrielle Spankus during the USA D-2 Volleyball international competitions, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_Volleyball and X at NSU_VB.  

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) released the 2024 All-American teams on Wednesday afternoon. Olivia Aniol, a junior middle blocker for the Nova Southeastern Sharks, earned Honorable Mention All-American honors.  

Aniol becomes the third All-American coached by Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, joining Taylor Stockman (2022 & 2023) and Nadia Lindner (2023) and the 11th player to earn the recognition since Nova Southeastern transitioned to NCAA Division II.  

Aniol earned first-team All-Sunshine State Conference honors, as well as first-team AVCA All-South Region and second-team D2 CCA All-South Region recognition. Aniol enjoyed a breakout campaign during her junior year, setting the single season program record with 130 block assists, while also achieving career-highs in kills (256), kills/set (2.29), hitting percentage (0.324), service aces (24), digs (59), solo blocks (24), total blocks (154), blocks/set (1.38), points (369) and points/set (3.29).  

Aniol led the Sunshine State Conference in block assists, total blocks and blocks/set, finishing the season ranked fourth nationally in block assists, seventh in total blocks and 10th in blocks/set.  

Aniol currently ranks fifth all-time in program history with 338 total blocks in a career and is second with a 1.1 blocks/set average.  

The Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball program, under the direction of Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, advanced to the NCAA Regional Tournament for the fourth consecutive year and finished the 2024 season with a 20-11 record.  

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BOCA RATON, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball season ended in heartbreaking fashion, as NSU was defeated in five-sets by the Barry Buccaneers in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday afternoon from the de Hoernle Sports & Cultural Center. 

Records: Nova Southeastern 20-11 | Barry 24-4
Score: Nova Southeastern 2 | Barry 3
Location: de Hoernle Sports & Cultural Center | Boca Raton, Fla.
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• The third meeting between the Sharks and Buccaneers on the season continued the back-and-forth trend, as the Sunshine State Conference foes traded points back and forth to begin the match. 
• A service error by Barry sparked a 4-0 run by NSU, capped by kills from Taylor Stockman and Brittany Landrum, giving Nova Southeastern a 9-4 advantage. 
• Following a kill by Kate Mihacevich, Elizabeth Price tallied two consecutive points for NSU, extending the lead to 12-5, as the Sharks took full control of the opening frame.
• The Buccaneers rallied for an 8-2 run but the score at 21-20, but their surge was quieted after a service error and a kill from Price.
• Mihacevich sealed the 25-22 opening set win for NSU with a kill, as the Sharks took the first set over the Buccaneers for the first time on the season.
• Barry rushed out to an 11-4 lead early in the second set, but Landrum spearheaded a 7-1 rally for NSU, putting the score at 12-11. 
• Nova Southeastern continued to make a run against the Buccaneers as a kill by Olivia Aniol and a service ace by Taylor Stockman gave the Sharks a 14-13 lead midway through the set. 
• Trailing Barry 20-18 late in the set, Landrum started a 5-0 run for NSU, which also featured three consecutive service aces from Mihacevich, giving the Sharks a 23-20 lead. 
• Aniol gave Nova Southeastern a 2-0 lead in the match with a kill, sealing the second set by a score of 25-22. 
• In the third set, Landrum, Stockman and Mihacevich all recorded kills, tying the frame at 6-6. 
• Nova Southeastern and Barry traded points, as the score sat tied at 13-13. 
• The Buccaneers took the third set 25-17 over the Sharks. 
• Early in the fourth set, Barry took a 12-8 lead over NSU. 
• The Sharks continued to battle their way back throughout the frame, but were unable to take the lead, dropping the set 25-22.
• As to be expected for a Sharks and Buccaneers match, the contest went the distance.
• Barry quickly took a 7-2 lead over NSU but points from Price and Aniol, followed by a Buccaneers error, put the score a 7-5.
• The Buccaneers closed out the match with a 15-8 fifth set win. 

Head Coach Kacie Ehinger – I’m really proud of the way we played. We came out really loose and started out well. We know we can play with anyone in our conference on any given night. This team is going to fight hard and our seniors have been through a lot throughout their careers. Our group of seniors – Brittany Landrum, Elizabeth Price, Jordan Chessar, and Kate Mihacevich – are my favorite group of seniors I’ve had the chance to coach. They are all terrific leaders, I feel like they’re a great group of people who will make a difference in the world and I’m so proud to be their coach.”

Nova Southeastern Volleyball won 20 games for the second straight season, advancing to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth consecutive year. Sharks Volleyball thanks Brittany Landrum (the program’s all-time leader in blocks), Elizabeth Price, Jordan Chessar and Kate Mihacevich for their contributions and lasting legacy they have left on the program. 

The NSU Sharks Volleyball season has come to its conclusion. Nova Southeastern will return to competition in the fall of 2025. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball throughout the offseason, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and NSU_VB. 

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball team has qualified for the NCAA tournament for the fourth consecutive season, the third under Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, and will face Sunshine State Conference rival Barry in the opening round on Friday afternoon. The NCAA Regional tournament will take place at the de Hoernle Sports Center on the campus of Lynn University.  

Each regular season matchs between the Sharks and Buccaneers went the distance, with NSU dropping both in the inaugural “County-Line Cup” clashes.  

Seventh-seed Nova Southeastern | 20-10, 11-9 Sunshine State Conference 

Led by Sunshine State Conference and AVCA All-South Region first-team honoree Olivia Aniol, NSU won 20 matches for the second consecutive season. Heading into the NCAA Tournament, Aniol is currently tied for the national lead in block assist (130) – setting the single-season program record for the statistic – while also ranking third nationally in total blocks (130), and seventh in blocks/set (1.42).  

Taylor Stockman earned the third Sunshine State Conference honor of her career, being named to the all-conference second-team. The junior leads the Sharks in points (395.5), points/set (3.66), service aces (36)m and added 264 digs and 85 blocks.  

Kate Mihacevich earned third-team All-Sunshine State Conference honors, tallying 292 kills, 32 service aces, 342.5 points and set a career-best with 34 blocks.  

In the regular season matches versus the Buccaneers, Elizabeth Price led the Sharks office with 30 kills, averaging 3.00 per-set, while Mihacevich added 36 points, and Aniol contributed a team-best 11 blocks.  

Second-seed Barry | 23-4, 16-4 Sunshine State Conference 

Led by two-time Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year Diana Akpova, the Buccaneers return to the NCAA Tournament after going 11-18 during the 2023 season. Four Buccaneers were named to the All-Sunshine State Conference teams, headlined by Akpova, who was joined on the first-team by Eremeeva Veronika, while Varvara Osychenko earned second-team honors and Jeyhlen Thomas was named to the third-team.  

Barry enters the NCAA tournament having won each of their last 11 matches, having swept nine-of-11. The only Sunshine State Conference team to take a set over the Buccaneers during their winning streak is the Sharks, who forced five-sets in both matches.  

The Sharks and Buccaneers will play at 1:30 p.m. at the de Hoernle Sports Center. For more information on the NCAA South Region Tournament, click here. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB.  

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Division II Conference Commissioners Association (D2 CCA) and the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) released their respective All-Region teams on Wednesday afternoon. Olivia Aniol, a junior middle blocker, was named to the first-team all-south region in the AVCA, while also earning second-team all-south region recognition by the D2 CCA. 

Aniol enjoyed the best season of her career at Nova Southeastern as a junior, setting the program record for block assists in a single season (129), while also setting career-highs in kills (244), kills/set (2.28), service aces (28), solo blocks (23), total blocks (152), blocks/set (1.42), points (355.5) and points/set (3.32). Aniol was named to the first-team all-Sunshine State Conference, the first all-conference honor of her career.  

Entering the NCAA Tournament, Aniol is currently tied for the national lead in block assists, while ranking third nationally in total blocks and seventh in blocks/set.  

Aniol and the Sharks, led by Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, qualified for the NCAA tournament for the fourth consecutive year – third under Ehinger – and begin play versus Sunshine State Conference rival Barry on Friday, December 6th, at the de Hoernle Sports Center on the campus of Lynn University. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB.  

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – For the fourth consecutive season, and third under Head Coach Kacie Ehinger, the Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball team has qualified for the NCAA South Regional tournament. The Sharks (20-10) enter the tournament as the seventh seed and will play second-seeded Barry in the first round at the de Hoernle Sports Center on the campus of Lynn University beginning on Friday, December 6th. Nova Southeastern is one of six Sunshine State Conference teams that made the field, which consists of top-seeded Lynn, Barry, Tampa, Embry-Riddle, Florida Tech, West Florida (Gulf South Conference), NSU, and Spring Hill (Southern Intercollegiate Athletics Conference) 

The Sharks lead the Sunshine State Conference in total blocks (282) and feature three All-Sunshine State Conference honorees, Olivia Aniol (first-team), Taylor Stockman (second-team) and Kate Mihacevich (third-team).

Aniol became the program’s all-time record holder for block assists in a season with 129 and set career-bests in kills (244), kills-per-set (2.28), service aces (24), solo blocks (23), total blocks (152), blocks-per-set (1.42), points (355.5) and points-per-set (3.32). Aniol leads the Sunshine State Conference in blocks assists, total blocks and blocks-per-set, while also ranking third nationally in total blocks and seventh nationally in blocks-per-set.  

Stockman’s list of accolades continues to grow as the former Freshman of the Year, earns All-Sunshine State Conference honors for the third consecutive season and second straight season being recognized on the second-team. Stockman started all 30 matches for NSU, while leading the Sharks in sets played (108), points (395.5), points-per-set (3.66), service aces (36) while recording 264 digs and 85 blocks. The junior recorded the 1,000th point of her career earlier this season and currently ranks eighth all-time in program history with 1,189.5.  

Mihacevich earned the second all-league honor of her career (2022, Third-Team). The senior recorded 292 kills, 32 service aces, 342.5 points, and set a career-high with 34 blocks. On a per-set basis, Mihacevich averaged 2.81 kills and 3.29 points, while setting a career-best with a 0.242 hitting percentage.  

The NCAA South Region Tournament will take place on the campus of Lynn University from December 6th – 8th. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB. 

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Lakeland, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball team finished their 2024 regular season with a five-set loss to the Florida Southern Moccasins. 

Olivia Aniol set the Nova Southeastern Volleyball program’s single season record for Block Assists, recording her 129th of the season on Saturday. 

Records: Nova Southeastern 20-10, 11-9 SSC | Florida Southern 15-13, 9-11 SSC
Score: Nova Southeastern 2 | Florida Southern 3
Location: Jenkins Field House | Lakeland, Fla. 
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• The Sharks and Mocs exchanged points back and forth in the early stages of the first set. 
• Kills from Elizabeth Price and Olivia Aniol put NSU ahead 11-7. 
• An error by Florida Southern sparked an 8-1 rally by the Sharks, giving NSU a 19-9 lead. 
• During the run, Brittany Landrum recorded a block, Taylor Stockman tallied a kill, while Gabrielle Spankus and Kate Mihacevich also added points. 
• A kill from Landrum sealed the 25-14 opening set win for Nova Southeastern
• Trailing 8-5 in the second set, a 9-2 run by the Sharks flipped the momentum as NSU took a 14-10 lead over the Mocs. 
• Florida Southern rallied to score 8-of-9 points and took the second set 25-22. 
•  FSC controlled the third set throughout, as the Sharks dropped the frame 25-20. 
• Trailing 19-14 in the fourth, three consecutive points from Aniol, led NSU on a 7-2 run to tie the frame at 21-21. 
• Aniol recorded three of the final points in the fourth set, carrying the Sharks to a 26-24 set win and forcing a fifth set. 
• The fifth set was highly contested throughout, as the Sharks tied the frame with a service ace by Emerson Deferme. 
• The Mocs pulled away, finishing off the match with by a score 15-12

Nova Southeastern awaits the NCAA Selection show on Monday, November 25th, which will be streamed on ncaa.com. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB

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TAMPA, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball team was defeated by the No. 14 Tampa Spartans in a Sunshine State Conference match on Friday evening at the Bob Martinez Athletics Center. 

Records: Nova Southeastern 20-9, 11-8 SSC | No. 14 Tampa 23-4, 15-4 SSC
Score: Nova Southeastern 0 | No. 14 Tampa 3
Location: Bob Martinez Athletics Center | Tampa, Fla.
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• After falling behind the Spartans 5-2, the Sharks were sparked by a kill from Taylor Stockman, followed by a service ace from Marley Navaretta and a kill from Olivia Aniol, and tied the set at 5-5. 
• NSU fell behind Tampa 15-7
• Kills from Elizabeth Price and Aniol put the score at 21-15
• The Sharks dropped the opening frame 25-20.
• Stockman, Price and Navaretta each tallied points as NSU began the second set on a 3-0 run 
• Nova Southeastern and Tampa traded points, as kills from Aniol and Kate Mihacevich tied the second frame at 15-15. 
• NSU fell behind the Spartans 21-18, but an error by Tampa, followed by a pair of kills from Pirce and a block from Aniol and Juliana Imbuzeiro gave the Sharks a 22-21 lead. 
• Tampa scored the final four points in the set, taking the frame 25-22.
• The Sharks took an early 3-1 lead in the third set, receiving points from Price, Stockman and Aniol. 
• Price started a 5-1 rally for NSU, pushing the lead to 9-6 over the Spartans.
• Tampa took a 16-13 lead over NSU, but Price and Mihacevich each added points, tying the frame at 16-16.
• Tampa closed the match with a 25-19 third set win. 

Nova Southeastern will conclude their 2024 regular season with a Sunshine State Conference match on Saturday, November 23rd, taking on Florida Southern. First serve is scheduled for 4 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball, be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB. 

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern Sharks Volleyball team earned their 20th win for the second consecutive season, sweeping the Rollins Tars in a Sunshine State Conference match on Tuesday evening from the Rick Case Arena. Elizabeth Price led the Sharks with 13 kills, surpassing 300 in a season for the second time in her collegiate career, while Kate Mihacevich and Taylor Stockman both recorded 10 kills. 

Records: Nova Southeastern 20-8, 11-7 SSC | Rollins 13-17, 4-15 SSC
Score: Nova Southeastern 3 | Rollins 0
Location: Rick Case Arena | Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 
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• An 8-2 run to begin the match gave the Sharks full momentum. Brittany Landrum totaled four points during the rally, while Kate Mihacevich and Taylor Stockman also contributed during the rally.
• NSU extended the advantage to 15-7 over Rollins, as Olivia Aniol, Elizabeth Price and Juliana Imbuzeiro added points.
• Imbuzeiro set up Aniol for a kill, before Aniol added back-to-back service aces, putting the score at 18-8.
• Offensively, five Sharks tallied three kills in the opening set – Mihacevich, Landrum, Stockman, Price, Aniol – leading NSU to a 25-12 first set win.
• Landrum and Price totaled three kills in the early stages of the second set, while the Sharks also took advantage of a pair of Rollins errors, giving NSU a 5-3 lead.
• Following a 5-0 rally by the Tars, Mihacevich sparked a four-point run for NSU, tying the set at 9-9.
• Overwhelming offense enabled the Sharks to go on a 9-2 run, as Gabrielle Spankus started the rally with a service ace before Mihacevich, Price, Stockman, and Aniol all added points, putting the score at 18-13. 
• Rollins and NSU traded points, but the Sharks prevailed in the set, taking a 2-0 match lead with a 25–19 victory.
• Dominant offense for the Sharks allowed Nova Southeastern to take a 5-1 lead in the final set. Stockman tallied two kills, while Mihacevich added one of her own, and Spankus recorded a service ace.
• Pouncing on three Rollins errors, allowed the Sharks to rally for eight consecutive points and taking a 19-9 lead in the final frame.
• Olivia Aniol recorded back-to-back points, giving Nova Southeastern a 22-13 lead. 
• Your Sharks closed out their 2024 home schedule with their 20th win of the season, defeating the Rollins Tars 25-16 in the final set and sweeping the match.

Elizabeth Price: 13 kills
Kate Mihacevich: 10 kills, 0.588 hitting percentage
Taylor Stockman: 10 kills, three blocks, eight digs
Olivia Aniol: seven kills, five blocks

The Sharks travel to take on No. 14 Tampa in a Sunshine State Conference match on Friday, November 22nd, at the Bob Martinez Center. First serve is set for 7 p.m. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB.

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