Worcester State Volleyball Announces 2023 Schedule
Worcester, MA- Head Coach Bernie Chase, starting his 19th year at the helm, has announced his team’s slate of 2023 matches. The team is looking to avenge a MASCAC Championship loss to Westfield State in their bid for a return to the NCAA tournament this fall. The group of athletes, who have never failed to qualify for the post season tournament, will be led by graduate senior and MASCAC Defensive Player of the Year Camryn Burgio. Alongside Burgio will see the return of fellow graduate student Erin Gaffney along with MASCAC First Team All-Conference selection Angela Colonis and Second Team All-Conference honoree Maeve Cadogan, who will be surrounded by a talented group of returners and incoming talent.
Worcester State Lancers vs. Westfield State Owls Women’s Volleyball MASCAC Championship Preview:
Worcester, MA- For the second consecutive season and the fourth time in the last five seasons, the Worcester State Women’s Volleyball program has advanced to the MASCAC Championship Game for the chance to stamp their ticket to the NCAA Tournament. This season's run to the championship can be considered magical, as the Lasers had to upset last year’s MASCAC champion and number-one seed Framingham State to make the journey up to Westfield on Saturday afternoon. When the Lancers and Owls met up in Westfield on Oct. 14, Westfield State was able to defeat Worcester State 3-1 in four sets. However, the game result can prove to be misleading as two of the three sets Worcester State lost were by six or fewer points. Below are three keys that the Lady Lancers need to focus on to put themselves in a favorable position to bring a MASCAC Championship trophy back to Worcester.