Men’s volleyball player Zac Hutcheson’s had an amazing season—but it didn’t come without challenges.
Having secured gold at the OUA Championships, the men’s volleyball team is headed to nationals.
In his first season as head coach, Gabriel DeGroot never expected an OUA Championship—but that’s exactly what he got.
Following a gritty win over an upstart Guelph team in the quarterfinals, men’s volleyball is flying high heading into a Final Four showdown featuring some of the best talent in Ontario.
In an eerie repetition of their 2017-18 season, the women’s volleyball team’s (13-6) playoff run came to a quick close last weekend after a 3-1 loss to the Western Mustangs (14-5).
The only thing separating the ball from the court—and preserving the vitality of the men’s volleyball team’s season—was Zac Hutcheson’s outstretched palm.
After clinching playoff berths, both men’s and women’s volleyball teams will play in the OUA quarterfinal games this Saturday.
This weekend, the men’s volleyball team (10-3) enjoyed two wins in a weekend that was expected to be anything but routine.
For the second consecutive weekend, the women’s volleyball team (7-6) split their weekend series against a pair of conference rivals.
Jackie Boyle was certain she’d walked into the wrong gym.
The women’s volleyball team has to work for the OUA playoffs—but it’s not out of reach yet.
The men’s volleyball team has momentum heading into the final nine games of the regular season.
In their last home games of the fall term, the men’s and women’s volleyball teams won against the York Lions and Nipissing Lakers on Saturday and Sunday.
Heading into the 2018-19 season, first-year men’s volleyball head coach Gabriel DeGroot is ready to steer the ship.
After a difficult loss to Western in last season’s OUA quarter-final, the women’s volleyball team is ready to hit the hardwood.
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