BY THE NUMBERS: Women’s volleyball looking to end 2019 on a high note against Sherbrooke, Laval

The Gee-Gees women's volleyball team concludes the first half of the season at home this weekend against Sherbrooke and Laval on November 30 and December 1. 

November 30, 2019

• The Matchup: Ottawa Gee-Gees (0-9) vs Sherbrooke Vert et Or (5-4)
• Location: University of Ottawa  – Montpetit Hall
• Time: 2 pm EST
• Watch Online: youtube.com/user/theuottawageegees
• Last Meeting: Ottawa 0 vs Sherbrooke 3 – November 10, 2019  

OTTAWA GAME NOTES

• Major Stat Leaders
• • Kills: Kara Hayes – 2.55 per set
  • Digs: Magalie Frappier – 2.74 per set
  • Assists: Emily Lenton – 5.73 per set

• The Gee-Gees have averaged 2.32 service aces per set, the most in the RSEQ.
• Nieve Seguin tallied eight kills last week against Montreal, increasing her average to 1.50 so far this season. Seguin and Kara Hayes have combined for 50% of the team's kills.

SHERBROOKE GAME NOTES

•  Major Stat Leaders
• • Kills: Maude Frechette – 2.25 per set
  • Digs: Samuelle Menard-Castonguay – 2.22 per set
  • Assists: Emma Bergeron – 6.51 per set

• Sherbrooke's Marianne Boucher has the second-best hitting percentage in the RSEQ at 0.333. In 33 sets this season, she has 60 kills and 16 errors on 132 attempts.
• Sherbrooke on average concedes only 1.86 service aces per set, the lowest mark in the RSEQ. 

December 1, 2019 

• The Matchup: Ottawa Gee-Gees (0-9) vs Laval Rouge et Or (5-3)
• Location: University of Ottawa  – Montpetit Hall
• Time: 2 pm EST
• Watch Online: youtube.com/user/theuottawageegees
• Last Meeting: Ottawa 0 vs Laval 3 – October 25, 2019  

LAVAL GAME NOTES

• Major Stat Leaders
• • Kills: Maud Chapleau – 2.71 per set
  • Digs: Maud Chapleau – 3.38 per set
  • Assists: Elizabeth Cavan – 6.97 per set

• Laval averages the most digs per set in the RSEQ, at 14.18
• Maud Chapleau is one of only three players that rank in the RSEQ top 10 for both average digs and kills per set. Ottawa's Kara Hayes and UQAM's Sabrina Mayer are also on the list.

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING

"Practice has to start where we left off [against Montreal last week]. We clean up the unforced errors, and we have a shot to win two next week. We can't take a step back then try to figure it out in the match next weekend. That's gotta be step one. We need to build on that next week, be a better team next weekend, and we'll be fine." — Lionel Woods, head coach