Carroll Signs Montana Prep Standout
Coach Maureen Boyle has announced the signing of another Montana prep volleyball standout. Emma Priddy, a senior at Loyola Sacred Heart High School in Missoula, has signed a National Letter of Intent to continue her education and volleyball career at Carroll College. Story
Post Season Honors Continue Pouring in for Saint Spikers
Recognition for the Frontier Conference Champion Carroll College Volleyball team continued this week with a handful of honors for the set and spike crew.
Christina Smetana along with teammate Sammy Priddy were named to the Northwest All-Region 1st Team. Together the tandem of Smetana and Priddy were one and two respectively for the Saints in Kills this season. Priddy was also second in digs, fourth in blocks, and second in assists. Meanwhile Smetana was first in blocks, blocks per set, hitting percentage, and kills per set. Story
Carroll Volleyball Signs Hellegaard
Helena-MT. Carroll College Head Volleyball Coach Moe Boyle has announced that Havre High School standout Karla Hellegaard has committed to play volleyball for the Carroll College Fighting Saints in the fall of 2010. Story
Smetana earns highly coveted All-American honors
Senior middle blocker and Helena native, Christina Smetana, was selected as a 2009 Tachikara-NAIA Volleyball All-American. Christina led the Frontier Conference with 422 kills, 159 blocks, and a 0.366 hitting percentage.
Smetana averaged 3.3 kills per set and 1.2 blocks per set over the 2009 season and earned Conference player of the year honors. Smetana is the first student athlete to earn this highly regarded All-American award in coach Maureen Boyles’ tenure. She is one of only 28 student athletes selected nationwide for the 2009 All-American team. She finishes her career on the Saints top 10 all-time lists in four categories: kills per set, hitting percentage, total blocks, and blocks per set. She will end up in the top five all-time Saints players in total kills. more
Volleyball team eliminated in Frontier Conference semis
Carroll College’s volleyball team can only sit and wait.
The No. 23 Saints dropped their semifinal match of the Frontier Conference Tournament to No. 21 Lewis-Clark State 15-25, 23-25, 25-15, 25-23, 15-10 on the Warriors’ home court in Lewiston, Idaho.
With the loss, the Saints lose any chance of an automatic berth in the NAIA national tournament. But, with 32 teams selected to go, Carroll is waiting with bated breath. Story
Smetana reaches 1,000th career kill
Christina Smetana didn't even realize she had accomplished the feat until days after.
As the Saints volleyball team gathered for practice on Tuesday, head coach Moe Boyle and assistants gathered the young women together to let them know the news.
Smetana, a senior middle hitter, had surpassed the 1,000 kill mark during the Hannibal-LaGrange Tournament in Columbia, Mo. Story
Volleyball sweeps past MT Tech, reaches semifinals
LEWISTON, Idaho — Carroll College has been waiting for this game all season.
With an easy three-set win over Montana Tech, 25-23, 25-20, 25-18, in the first round of the Frontier Conference volleyball tournament Friday night, the No. 23 Saints now take on Lewis-Clark State on the Warriors’ home court today at 1 p.m. Story
LCSC volleyball sweeps Carroll, ties for Frontier title
LEWISTON, Idaho - The little things paid off in a big way for the Lewis-Clark State College women's volleyball team because the Warriors earned a share of the Frontier Conference regular season title with a 25-19, 25-21, 25-20 win over Carroll College in the regular-season finale for both teams at the LCSC Activity Center on Saturday.
LCSC made the key blocks, small adjustments during the match, and played solid overall in the sweep. The victory means Carroll and LCSC share the conference title with 11-3 records. Story
Volleyball moves one step closer to Frontier title
Check off one goal for the Carroll College volleyball team. Now, on to the other.
Behind a killer performance by senior Christina Smetana and the excellent defense of Maureen Frauenholtz and Sammy Priddy, the No. 19 Saints defeated Westminster College on the road, 25-22, 25-19, 22-25, 23-25, 15-13, to clinch at least a share of the Frontier Conference regular season title Thursday night. Story
Volleyball atop Frontier after win over Great Falls
When the Carroll College volleyball team packs its bags for the final road trip of the regular season later this week, amidst the shorts and iPods it will also take with it a large load of confidence and momentum.
With senior Christina Smetana and junior Sammy Priddy dominating the net, the Saints took sole possession of the Frontier Conference lead with a 26-24, 25-18, 25-21 victory over the University of Great Falls on Saturday afternoon at the Carroll P.E. Center. Story
Volleyball: Carroll seniors turn out Lights
The Carroll College volleyball team was having so much fun during Senior Night that it decided to play a little longer.
After blowing out MSU-Northern in the first two games of their match Thursday night, the Saints (23-7 overall, 9-2 Frontier Conference) slipped in the third and had to play catchup to finally put away the Skylights 25-18, 25-15, 30-32, 25-20 in the Carroll P.E. Center. Story
Senior Night comes early for Saints spikers
Four seniors on the Carroll College volleyball team will get their moment in the spotlight tonight when the Saints host MSU-Northern for Senior Night in the Carroll P.E. Center.
Though usually taking place as the final home match of the regular season, the Saints (22-7 overall, 8-2 Frontier Conference) will celebrate it a few days early, when more of their peers will be available. Story
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