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Conference Clash with Maryland Up Next for Illinois Volleyball

Conference Clash with Maryland Up Next for Illinois Volleyball













Illinois (12-5) vs. Maryland // Oct. 20 // Huff Hall
Match 18: Indiana

(9-7, 2-4 Big Ten)
Sunday,  Oct. 20 | 1 p.m. CT | Huff Hall | Radio | Live Stats | B1G+
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Illinois | Maryland

Series History

Maryland: Illinois leads 15-0; Last Match: ILL won, 3-2, on 10/20/23; Streak: W15

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MATCH 18

Illinois volleyball hosts Maryland at Huff Hall on Sunday afternoon. First serve is slated for 1 p.m.

The 2024 campaign marks the 51st season of Illinois volleyball, with the Illini holding an overall record of 1,077-627-7 (.632). Chris Tamas enters his eighth season at the helm for the Orange and Blue, boasting a 143-86 (.627) mark.

An audio stream of the matches will be available on FightingIllini.com/live with Tim Ditman. 

LAST TIME OUT

The Fighting Illini topped Indiana in straight sets on BTN. Raina Terry recorded her fifth double-double of the season, finishing the night with a match-high 16 kills to go along with 10 digs. Terry also registered a season-best five blocks, and she has now added at least four blocks in three consecutive matches. Averie Hernandez totaled 12 kills, her ninth outing with double-digit kills this season. Hernandez also tacked on six digs and one block. Brooke Mosher tallied 35 assists, a new best for her in three set matches. Defensively, Christina Martinez Mundo logged 10 digs while Terry and Cari Bohm posted five blocks each.

REIGN OF TERROR  

Raina Terry continues to impress as the outside hitter competes in her final season in the Orange and Blue. Entering Big Ten play, the Ohio native ranked second in the Big Ten with 210.5 points and 5.13 points per set this year. This season, Terry’s 332.5 points, 5.12 points per set and 278 total kills rank second in the league. During the Illini’s four tournaments this year, the Orange and Blue standout was named to all four all-tournament…

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