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Published: June 30, 2009 10:04 am    print this story  

College Volleyball: Texas State releases 2009 schedule

’Cats to have tough slate

San Marcos The reigning Southland Conference Volleyball champion Texas State Bobcats recently announced their 2009 schedule. The Bobcats will play in four tournaments including their annual home tournament the CenturyLink Premier. Thirteen home matches highlight the slate, including matches versus Texas Tech, Texas A&M and Houston.

“Our schedule has given us an opportunity to prepare ourselves for conference play,” Texas State head coach Karen Chisum said. “We have a good variety of various conferences on our schedule including the Big 12, Conference USA and the Big East. They all offer us different levels of competition.”

Texas State opens up the season on the road at the Missouri Classic on Aug. 28-29. The Bobcats will play Ole Miss and Missouri on day one and return to play BYU on the last day of the classic.

Texas State opens up home play on Wednesday, Sept. 2, when Texas Tech visits San Marcos.

The Bobcats hit the road for their second tournament when they will travel to Wisconsin to play in the University of Marquette Classic being held Sept. 4-5. The Bobcats will face Butler, Austin Peay and Marquette at the tournament.

After traveling up IH-35 to face the Baylor Bears on Sept. 8, the Bobcats will return home for the annual tourney the CenturyLink Premier. The tournament will take place Sept. 11-12.

“Our tournament is going to be fun with Texas A&M, Texas Southern and Hofstra all being there,” Chisum said. “It will be the first time in a while that we will have three Texas schools participating. TSU and Hofstra bring good competition and it’s always great excitement when we play the Aggies.”

The University of Houston will come to Strahan Coliseum on Sept. 15. After that the Bobcats will head to Dallas to play in the SMU Tournament. Texas State will play SMU, William Mary and Syracuse in the tourney.

“The goal of our non-conference schedule is to get us ready for conference play and to present ourselves with an opportunity to get an upset over a team with a higher RPI,” Chisum said.

Texas State enters Southland Conference play on Sept. 24, when they play Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. They will play a total of eight home conference games. The Bobcats will host UTSA on Sept. 26, UT Arlington on Oct. 9, UCA on Oct. 14, Nicholls on Oct. 22, Southeastern Louisiana on Oct. 24, Lamar on Nov. 6 and Sam Houston State on Nov. 7.

This year’s Southland Conference Tournament will be held in San Antonio, hosted by UTSA from Nov. 20-22.



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Texas State volleyball players AJ Watlington (No. 17), Brittany Collins (No. 12) and Melinda Cave (No. 16) celebrate during a game last season. File Photo/ (Click for larger image)



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