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This past weekend, the Rutgers volleyball team had an opportunity to come away with a statement win against fellow Big Ten rival Ohio State, along with an equally important victory the following night against Maryland.
After three straight matches against No. 5 Penn State, No. 2 Nebraska and No. 7 Minnesota, the Rutgers volleyball team will be hoping to catch its breath this Friday in a statement game at the Banks against fellow Big Ten rival Ohio State.
Three days after it opposed the No. 2-ranked school in the nation, the Rutgers volleyball team traveled to Minneapolis Saturday night to face No. 7 Minnesota in what was going to be another tough battle for head coach CJ Werneke and his players. Looking for their first Big Ten win on the season, the Scarlet Knights (6-9, 0-4) hoped to finally capture the victory that had been eluding them all year.
The Rutgers volleyball team traveled to State College, Pennsylvania, this past Saturday to face No. 5 Penn State in what was assuredly going to be a very lopsided win for the Nittany Lions (9-2, 2-0) long before either team took the court.
Coming into its match against Michigan, the Rutgers volleyball team and head coach CJ Werneke and came out with a purpose, looking to emulate some of the success that had been enjoyed earlier in the season when a three-match losing streak was snapped with a six-match winning streak.
Prior to the 2019 season, the Rutgers volleyball team had not had a winning percentage above .250 in the four years that it had been a part of the elite Big Ten Conference. Against teams in that conference, the Scarlet Knights (6-3) had an all-time record of 1-99, and were coming off quite a dreadful end to the 2018 season, losing 20 straight matches to a list of schools that included Minnesota, Illinois, Penn State, Wisconsin and Nebraska.