Missouri S&T closes its 2026 regular season with road matches against Illinois Springfield and Quincy. The Miners enter at 13-12 after splitting last weekend, and their defense at the net remains a strength: they lead the GLVC in blocks per set. Madison Smith has also reached a program-history milestone, tying for the eighth-most blocks in a season.

By the Numbers
  • Missouri S&T: 13-12 overall; 2.47 blocks per set, best in the GLVC.
  • Madison Smith: 115 blocks, tied for eighth in program history for a single season.
  • Illinois Springfield: 7-18 overall and 1-10 in GLVC play.
  • Quincy: 17-10 overall and 4-7 in GLVC play; second in the conference with 1.92 aces per set.
Yes, But

Quincy brings a strong serving game, but its postseason hopes have already ended. Illinois Springfield has struggled in conference play, though it has shown defensive consistency and recently earned its only GLVC win.

What's Next

The Miners face Illinois Springfield and Quincy on the road in their final two regular-season matches.

Bottom Line

Missouri S&T has a chance to finish its strongest season since 2023 on a high note, with its conference-leading blocking providing a clear edge to build around.