WASHINGTON – Georgetown University's volleyball will conclude its regular season with a match against the Creighton Bluejays on Friday, November 13 at Wayne and Eileen Ryan Athletic Center and D.J. Sokol Arena in Omaha, Nebraska. First serve is set for 7 p.m. ET.
 
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• Live stats and broadcast links can be found at GUHoyas.com.
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About the Hoyas

• The Hoyas (13-13, 5-10 BIG EAST) are ninth in the conference standings following a four-set loss to the Villanova Wildcats (3-1) on Wednesday night at McDonough Arena.
• The Blue & Gray average 11.89 kills and 11.11 assists per set offensively, while collecting 13.56 digs and 2.08 blocks per set on defense.
• Dionna Mitchell paces Georgetown's offense, averaging 2.61 kills per set, followed by Kamryn Lee-Caracci (2.40 per set), Berkeley Ploder (2.22 per set) and Katherine McGregor (1.93 per set).
• Ploder leads the BIG EAST with a .383 hitting percentage, while fellow middle blocker Lee-Caracci ranks second in the conference with a .378 percentage.
• Juleigh Urbina has directed the Hoyas offense with 723 assists, averaging 7.38 assists per set, which ranks seventh in the conference.
• Bella McGirr anchors the defense with 336 total digs (4.10 per set), while Mitchell has recorded 209 (2.20 per set) and Urbina has posted 200 (2.04 per set).
• Lee-Caracci (91), Ploder (87) and McGregor (66) lead the net defense in total blocks.
• Last time out, Georgetown made program history by defeating Creighton 3-2 at McDonough Arena for its first-ever victory over the Bluejays. McGirr recorded a career-high 31 digs, marking the fourth-highest single-match total in program history.
• Georgetown welcomed four freshmen this season: Lexi Anderson, Avery Lewis, Addie Lloyd and Olivia Penske.
• Head Coach AJ Bonetti is in his fourth season at the helm after a 14-15 campaign last year, including a 7-9 finish in BIG EAST play.

 
 
About the Bluejays
 

• Creighton is 17-9 this season, with a 12-2 conference record after back-to-back sweeps over Xavier and Butler.
• The Bluejays average 12.75 kills per set, 11.61 assists per set, 14.57 digs per set and 2.51 blocks per set.
• Creighton's defense holds opponents to just a .167 hitting percentage, while their marks in blocks (2nd) and digs (3rd) per set rank among the best in the conference.