Hurricanes drop 3-1 decision to Louisville, sweep UNC 3-0 to close out regular season
Miami sophomore setter Savannah Vach (1) sets the balls during Miami s match against the University of North Carolina on April 3 at the Knight Sports Complex. Photo credit: Alex Carnochan
In its final two-game set of the season, Miami returned to the Knights Sports Complex to finish their 2020-2021 campaign where it all started. Going into Thursday’s contest versus the Louisville Cardinals, the season was shaping up to be a vastly improved one compared to 2019.
The Hurricanes entered the match with an overall record of 10-6 between the Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 seasons, matching their win total from 2019 despite having played in 10 fewer games. Miami also took its game to the next level versus ACC opponents, improving its conference record from 6-12 to 9-6.
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Miami volleyball sweeps weekend set versus Virginia, improves to 3-1 in the spring
The Miami Hurricanes brought out the brooms for the second time in as many days to wrap up a two-match weekend set versus the Virginia Cavaliers Sunday afternoon. After splitting last weekend’s matches with a win over North Carolina State and a loss to Notre Dame, Miami’s rout over Virginia propelled them to an 8-4 overall record for the split season.
When the Canes returned to the floor on March 6 to take on NC State, they entered spring play with an impressive 5-3 overall record and eight conference matches under their belt dating back to last fall. With several conferences around the country opting out of play in the fall due to the pandemic, the Canes were forced to play an unusually small sample size of matches against conference rivals exclusively.
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