T-Wolves head on the road to take on Queen’s Gaels, RMC Paladins

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#7 Stephanie Chartrand of the LU Thunder Wolves leaps high and attempts the kill shot through the Varsity Blues middle #14 Sarah Chapin in a losing effort, as the T-Wolves fell in straight sets in their season opener to Toronto 25-18, 25-23 and 25-15, Saturday night at the Thunder Dome. Photo: Guy Gascoigne
#7 Stephanie Chartrand of the LU Thunder Wolves leaps high and attempts the kill shot through the Varsity Blues middle #14 Sarah Chapin in a losing effort, as the T-Wolves fell in straight sets in their season opener to Toronto 25-18, 25-23 and 25-15, Saturday night at the Thunder Dome. Photo: Guy Gascoigne

Lakehead ThunderwolvesT-Wolves On the Road

Thunder Bay – SPORTS – The women’s volleyball team (1-7) wraps up the pre-Christmas portion of their regular season this weekend, as they visit Kingston to play the Queen’s Gaels (4-3) and the RMC Paladins (0-7).  Lakehead has played against the best in the OUA in the first portion of their schedule, and has a chance this weekend to take down a ‘middle of the pack’ team in Queen’s, and keep down the winless RMC Paladins.

“Under new head coach Mike Ling, Queen’s has worked hard in his experienced system to become an efficient and consistent young group,” says Lakehead coach Chris Green. “Their numbers are very much like ours except they have developed a more efficient attitude towards keeping the errors down. This discipline has resulted in some very strong wins.”

The Gaels are in a class of their own in terms of service aces, meaning Lakehead serve receive will be under pressure to pass and pass well.

Breaking down Saturday’s against the Paladins challenge, Green gives respect to his opposing coach, saying, “Under new head coach Joely Christian-MacFarlane, RMC is growing. She has done a great job taking this team and teaching them to be very good at the little things as they learn to grow the game. She is one of the absolute best coaches we have in the OUA and her work is showing itself fast.”

“This is a great weekend for us again. Last week on the road, there was a lot of growth on this team and we look to continue that trend. Use the weekend to tighten things up and develop a close reliance on each other.”

Weekend Schedule:

Friday, Nov 21 vs Queen’s – Webcast via OUA.TV
6:00pm

Saturday, Nov 22 vs. RMC (no webcast currently scheduled)
3:00pm

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