SPRINGFIELD, IL – The University of Illinois Springfield volleyball team takes on Southern Indiana and Bellarmine for their final games of the season. Game one is set for Friday, Nov. 13 at 7:00 p.m. Game two is set Saturday, Nov. 14 at 2:00 p.m. est. time.

You can follow this weekend's action using the links above. You can watch both game free of charge on the GLVC Sports Network. Be sure to follow the UIS volleyball team on twitter at @UISVolleyball.
 
Last Tuesday, UIS fell to McKendree, 3-1. Junior Ashley Beaton (Wildwood, Mo.) led the team with 12 kills. Freshman Tiffany Wentworth (Omaha, Neb.) and sophomore Lexi Hall (Champaign, Ill.) each dished out 15 assists.

QUICK HITS

• The Prairie Stars are on a nine-game skid dating back to October 3.
• UIS is 5-24 overall and 0-9 on the road this season.
• The Prairie Stars last GLVC win came against Bellarmine on October 2. The final score was 3-2.
• UIS is 3-3 when their hitting percentage is .180 or higher this season.
• Beaton leads the team in kills (236) and is averaging 2.46 kills per set.

 
LAST TIME

• The Prairie Stars fell to Southern Indiana in straight sets on October 3. Senior Nikki Madoch (Algonquin, Ill.) led the team with six kills and an ace. Wentworth recorded nine assists along with nine digs.
• Back on October 2, UIS defeated Bellarmine for the first time in school history. Junior Nora Palermo (West Chicago, Ill) led the team with 11 kills. Wentworth dished out 17 assists and recorded eight digs.

 
SCOUTING SOUTHERN INDIANA

• Southern Indiana sits in fifth on the east side of the Great Lakes Valley Conference with a 9-7 record.
• The Screaming Eagles are fourth in the GLVC in hitting percentage (.218).
• Junior Quin Shoultz is third in the GLVC with 10.26 assists per set.
• Senior Abbey Winter leads the team and is third in the GLVC in blocks (132).
• The Screaming Eagles are 11-1 when playing at home.

 
SCOUTING BELLARMINE

• Bellarmine is 3-7 at home this season.
• Sophomore Allie Muha is fourth in the GLVC in assists (1046).
• The Knights have six players with triple digit kills, led by sophomore Megan Kimbley (268).