No. 4 Kentucky Volleyball Defends Home Court, Wins First Top-Five Matchup in HMC History

Kentucky volleyball wins Bluegrass Battle, boosting belief before SEC play

In front of a raucous crowd at Historic Memorial Coliseum, Craig Skinner's Kentucky Wildcats built momentum with a rivalry win over Louisville.

No. 4 Kentucky volleyball defends home court, wins first top-five matchup in HMC history

It’s fitting that the first-ever top-five matchup in Historic Memorial Coliseum is a rivalry.  It’s even more so when it’s the Battle of the Bluegrass. No. 3 Louisville traveled to Lexington to take on No. 4 Kentucky in a sold-out match with an attendance of 6,045 – the fifth-largest crowd in HMC history. Kentucky’s victory over the Cardinals was not only historic, but also a season-best performance across the board for the Wildcats. Kentucky’s …

Kentucky’s Brooklyn DeLeye, Molly Tuozzo Win SEC Weekly Honors After Win Over No. 3 Louisville

Kentucky’s Brooklyn DeLeye and Molly Tuozzo earned SEC Weekly Honors on Monday after leading the Wildcats past No. 3 Louisville over the weekend. DeLeye was named the SEC Player of the Week and the SEC Offensive Player of the Week. Tuozzo was voted the SEC Defensive Player of the Week. Here are more details from UK Athletics: LEXINGTON, Ky. – After a historic win over No. 3 Louisville on Sunday afternoon on ABC, two Kentucky Volleyball players w…

Cats Come Back For Statement Win Over Louisville

Kentucky players celebrated after scoring the game-winning pointCraig Skinner was not going to debate whether Kentucky football’s victory at No. 9 Texas A&M or his volleyball team’s win over No. 3 Louisville was bigger. Instead, he said

No. 3 Cardinals Fall to No. 4 Kentucky in Four Sets - University of Louisville Athletic

LEXINGTON, Ky. – The No. 3-ranked University of Louisville volleyball team fell to No. 4 Kentucky in four sets (25-19, 27-29, 21-25, 19-25) on Sunday afternoon in Lexington, Ky.

No. 4 Kentucky Powered by DeLeye Beats No. 3 Louisville in Four

LEXINGTON, Ky. – In the first-ever top-five match-up in Historic Memorial Coliseum history, the No. 4 Kentucky Volleyball team powered by 22 kills from Brooklyn DeLeye, rushed past No. 3 Louisville, 3-1 (19-25, 29-27, 25-21, 25-19) Sunday afternoon in a nationally-televised match on ABC. Over 6,000 fans packed into HMC on Sunday afternoon, as the 6,045 announced attendance was the fifth-largest crowd in program history and the third-largest crow…