
Denver Stays Hot, Sweeps Omaha to Advance to Championship
4/2/2021 3:49:00 PM | Volleyball
Bartalo records double-double in victory
SIOUX FALLS, S.D.  – The Denver Pioneers volleyball team continued its dominant play, picking up its fifth straight victory on Friday, sweeping No. 4 seed Omaha 3-0 in the semifinal of the Summit League Championship presented by US Air Force Special Warfare.
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Turning Point
DU using a late run in the second set to take the set 25-20 and pick up a 2-0 lead on the Mavericks. Â
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1st Set
Denver got the start it was looking for, racing out to a 12-8 start after a kill from Lydia Bartalo forced Omaha to take a timeout to regroup. The Mavericks ripped off a quick 4-0 run to tie things at 12-12 before a kill from Bartalo snapped the run. Both teams traded runs before things ended tied 25-25. Denver dialed up the pressure, scoring two straight to jump and take the first set, 27-25.
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2nd Set
The Pioneers opened strong again, taking an 8-5 advantage. Denver pushed it to a 22-17 advantage late after cooling down late on the attack. The Crimson and Gold pushed away though late, taking set two on a kill from Katarina Marinkovic, her seventh of the contest.
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3rd Set
It was all Denver in the third, giving Omaha no opportunities with stout defense to take a 25-20 set win, securing the victory. The Pioneers limited the Mavericks to just a .093 hitting percentage while racking up 14 kills on a .209 hitting percentage of their own. DU continued its stellar service play, a trend all season, in the set, picking up two service aces.
Inside the Box Score
- Bartalo led the way for Denver with a match-high 10Â kills and 12 digs, her third double-double this season.
- Lorrin Poulter continued her strong play, finishing with nine kills and 15 assists.
- Marinkovic added eight kills to go along with teammate Tina Boe.
Significant Stats
- The Pioneers have now won 15 straight sets against the opposition.
- DU's 58 digs tied for the second most this year. Â
- Denver has now advanced to the Summit League Championship in every year since it joined the league back in 2013.
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Up Next
The Pioneers will play the winner of the South Dakota/Kansas City contest in the championship tomorrow at 1 PM MT.
CORONAVIRUS UPDATES: For the latest University of Denver updates on the coronavirus, click here.
DONATE: Fans interested in making a donation to the Pioneers Athletic Fund can do so by clicking here. Your gift will transform the lives of our student-athletes by giving them the first-class resources needed to excel in the classroom, in the classroom and beyond. Thank you for Building Pioneers for Life!
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Turning Point
DU using a late run in the second set to take the set 25-20 and pick up a 2-0 lead on the Mavericks. Â
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1st Set
Denver got the start it was looking for, racing out to a 12-8 start after a kill from Lydia Bartalo forced Omaha to take a timeout to regroup. The Mavericks ripped off a quick 4-0 run to tie things at 12-12 before a kill from Bartalo snapped the run. Both teams traded runs before things ended tied 25-25. Denver dialed up the pressure, scoring two straight to jump and take the first set, 27-25.
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2nd Set
The Pioneers opened strong again, taking an 8-5 advantage. Denver pushed it to a 22-17 advantage late after cooling down late on the attack. The Crimson and Gold pushed away though late, taking set two on a kill from Katarina Marinkovic, her seventh of the contest.
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3rd Set
It was all Denver in the third, giving Omaha no opportunities with stout defense to take a 25-20 set win, securing the victory. The Pioneers limited the Mavericks to just a .093 hitting percentage while racking up 14 kills on a .209 hitting percentage of their own. DU continued its stellar service play, a trend all season, in the set, picking up two service aces.
Inside the Box Score
- Bartalo led the way for Denver with a match-high 10Â kills and 12 digs, her third double-double this season.
- Lorrin Poulter continued her strong play, finishing with nine kills and 15 assists.
- Marinkovic added eight kills to go along with teammate Tina Boe.
Significant Stats
- The Pioneers have now won 15 straight sets against the opposition.
- DU's 58 digs tied for the second most this year. Â
- Denver has now advanced to the Summit League Championship in every year since it joined the league back in 2013.
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Up Next
The Pioneers will play the winner of the South Dakota/Kansas City contest in the championship tomorrow at 1 PM MT.
CORONAVIRUS UPDATES: For the latest University of Denver updates on the coronavirus, click here.
DONATE: Fans interested in making a donation to the Pioneers Athletic Fund can do so by clicking here. Your gift will transform the lives of our student-athletes by giving them the first-class resources needed to excel in the classroom, in the classroom and beyond. Thank you for Building Pioneers for Life!
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Like Denver Pioneers and Denver Volleyball on Facebook
Follow @DU_Pioneers and @DU_Volleyball on Twitter
Follow @denverpioneers and @duvolleyball on Instagram
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UNO
Denver
Kills
32
46
Errors
16
15
Attempts
119
127
Hitting %
.134
.244
Points
43
59
Assists
30
45
Aces
5
6
Blocks
6
7
Game Leaders
Sunday, October 11
Saturday, October 10
Thursday, October 08
Saturday, September 26
























