2011 Wentworth Women's Volleyball News
Graduating duo honored for their exemplary achievements on the ice and court as well as in the classroom
Leopard men's volleyball coach, Evin Giglio, to coach the women's volleyball team after the resignation of Jenn Kelemen
Senior middle hitter Julie Bruton earns honorable mention all-conference honors for the third time in her outstanding career
Leopards drop 3-0 decision to Salve Regina, ending their season at 14-15; senior Julie Bruton ends her career with a six-kill, 15-dig performance
Sixth-seeded Leopards now travel to third-seeded Salve Regina on Wednesday instead of Tuesday
Wentworth sweeps Curry, 3-0, in regular-season finale; Leopards tie program record for wins (14) and qualifies for the CCC Tournament for first time since 2006
Endicott sweeps Wentworth, 3-0, in CCC play; Julie Bruton (seven kills, 13 digs) and Sam Curran (13 digs) pace the Leopards who wrap up the regular season Saturday
Leopards jump out to fast start in opening set and never look back in 3-0 win; Michelle Hobbs and Julie Rahilly combine for 17 kills and an attack percentage of .696
Leopards take the first set before the visiting Corsairs rally to take a 3-1 win; Julie Rahilly records 14 kills and 16 digs for the Black & Gold
Leopards see two-match win streak come to an end with 3-0 loss; Julie Bruton and Nicole Wetherbee combine for 21 digs eight kills, and four blocks
Leopards to hold "Dig Pink" in conjunction with the Side-Out Foundation on Saturday, October 22, when they host Mass. Maritime
Leopards battle to a five-set win over Newbury before sweeping Becker; Julie Bruton and Julie Rahilly combine for 23 and 22 kills, respectively in the two wins
Two-time defending conference champions defeat the Leopards, 3-0
Leopards sweep Anna Maria to move to 10-10 on the season, marking the first time since 2005 Wentworth has reached double digits in wins
Wentworth drops a 3-1 road decision at Western New England; senior Julie Bruton and sophomore Michelle Hobbs each record 10 kills in CCC defeat
Leopards even their record at 9-9 (2-1 CCC) with a 3-1 win at Eastern Nazarene; Julie Rahilly (14 kills, eight digs), Michelle Hobbs (eight kills, 15 digs), and Julie Bruton (seven kills, six digs, four aces, three blocks) pace Wentworth
