BGSU Volleyball: Celebrating 15 Years of MAC Tournament Moments
The Stroh Center has become a significant venue for BGSU volleyball, hosting the MAC Volleyball Tournament four times. This achievement reflects the Falcons’ excellence in regular season performance, starting in 2019 when they hosted as the No. 3 seed and faced off against prominent MAC teams. Over the years, the Falcons demonstrated resilience and skill, for example, achieving a 20-1 record in the 2020-21 season, eventually leading them to the NCAA Tournament. Despite competition challenges, they consistently posted impressive individual performances and record-breaking team stats.
By the Numbers- BGSU has hosted the MAC Volleyball Tournament four times since the Stroh Center opened.
- The Falcons achieved a 20-1 record in the 2020-21 season, including an 18-match winning streak.
- Katelyn Meyer recorded 23 kills in the 2019 tournament match against Buffalo, just six shy of the program record for kills in a three-set match.
- The Falcons are coming off a 10-8 MAC record in 2025, earning a sixth seed in the tournament.
- Recent performances have shown marked improvement, with key players hitting remarkable hitting percentages, such as Lauryn Hovey’s .630 in her return to play.
Looking ahead, BGSU aims to build on its recent successes and secure further hosting opportunities in the MAC Volleyball Tournament. Continued player development and maintaining strong season records will be crucial for upcoming campaigns. Potential recruitment of high-caliber athletes could strengthen their competitiveness in the conference.
Bottom LineThe Stroh Center has solidified its reputation as a tough home court for BGSU, and continued excellence in play could elevate the Falcons’ status in collegiate volleyball. A focus on consistency and player performance will be essential as they strive for postseason success.
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