Michigan Tech will continue GLIAC play this week with a trio of matches. The Huskies will entertain UP rival Northern Michigan Tuesday (Sept. 16) before hitting the road for a pair of matches. Tech will face Grand Valley State Friday (Sept. 19) and Ferris State Saturday (Sept. 20).

Jung Honored By GLIAC
Senior middle hitter Jen Jung was named the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference North Division Player of the Week after recording 14 kills in a 3-1 victory over previously unbeaten Saginaw Valley State and eight kills versus Lake Superior State. Jung averaged 3.5 kills/game and had a .382 hitting percentage to go along with nine blocks in the victories over the Cardinals and Lakers.

Get Up And Block
Michigan Tech leads the GLIAC in blocks this season with 3.03 per set. The Huskies strong play at the net has also paid dividends on their opponents attack. Opponents are hitting .114 against the Huskies this season, second lowest in the league.
 The Huskies have done a good job avoiding the block this season. Tech has only had 55 of its attacks blocked on 1,237 attacks this season. Lake Superior State failed to record a block in its match against Tech.

Kills, Kills, Kills
The Black and Gold have taken care of play on their side of the net averaging 12.78 kills per set, third best in the GLIAC.

Wiza Records Season High
Sophomore Kaitlin Wiza recorded a season-high 26 digs in Tech's 3-1 win over Saginaw Valley State. The Cedarburg, Wis., native has recorded 144 digs this season at the libero position.

Serving Up Aces
Junior Veronica Armstrong is the Huskies biggest threat this season on the serve. The Battle Creek, Mich., native leads the team with 18 service aces.

Looking Ahead
The Huskies will remain on the road next weekend (Sept. 26-27) for a pair of matches against Findlay and Hillsdale.