11/5 dancers: Bears, Green Knights, Lady Reds, Warhawks, EC Eagles, Rams, Saints, Gorloks, Cobbers

Also see the Links to all Conference Tourneys page for Pool A clinchers from around the country as they happen (and happened) today.

CCIW final • No. 1 Carthage 3, No. 3 Elmhurst 2. Set 5 ended 17-15. CC’s sixth consecutive and ninth overall CCIW title. EC’s 17-match winning streak snapped. CC outside Lauren Dembkowski went 19-2-67. CC outside Michelle Madeja had 18 kills and 24 digs. CC setter Drewann Pancratz had 53 assists and 25 digs. CC libero Izzy Shaindlin had 42 digs. EC outside Antoney Veasy Smith had 26 kills and 19 digs. EC libero Perrie Morgan had 43 digs. CC ended 30-6 overall. EC ended 30-5.

IIAC final • No. 3 Cornell 3, No. 5 Central 0. Cornell’s first IIAC title. Cornell outside Kathleen O’Connor had 15 kills. Cornell middle Taylor Dicus had eight kills and six blocks. Cornell ended 28-5 overall. Central ended 24-11.

MIAC final • No. 1 Concordia 3, No. 2 St. Thomas 2. Set 5 ended 15-8. CCM’s second MIAC title. CCM outside Jenna Green had 20 kills and 22 digs. CCM setter Amy Sykora had 52 assists and 16 digs. CCM middle Katie Vohnoutka went 17-5-40 with 11 digs. UST setter Ashley Maher had 55 assists and 13 digs. UST outside Jill Greenfield had 18 kills and 15 digs. UST middle Taylor Cross went 15-1-33. UST libero Kaitlain Wachter had 34 digs. CCM ended 25-3 overall. UST ended 29-4.

MWC final • No. 1 St. Norbert 3, No. 3 Lake Forest 0. This will be SNC’s seventh NCAA appearance. SNC middle Danielle Remy went 12-2-26 with five blocks. SNC middle Heidi Spies went 9-0-15. SNC ended 26-7 overall. LFC ended 15-14.

NAC final • No. 3 Edgewood 3, No. 1 Dominican 2. Set 5 ended 16-14. EC’s first NAC title. EC had 12 kills in Set 5. EC outside Mallory Palmer had 19 kills and 23 digs. DU outside Claire Dezelski had 18 kills and 20 digs. EC ended 21-13 overall. DU ended 28-6.

SLIAC semifinals, final • No. 1 Webster 3, No. 2 Greenville 0. Championship match. WU’s ninth SLIAC title. WU ended 19-12 overall. GC ended 22-9. • No. 1 Webster 3, No. 4 Westminster 0. Semifinal match. Westminster ended 14-19 overall. • No. 2 Greenville 3, No. 3 Principia 2. Semifinal match. Set 5 ended 15-11. PC ended 19-19 overall.

UAA final, third-place • No. 2 Washington 3, No. 1 Emory 2. Championship match. WU’s 20th UAA title. Set 5 ended 15-8. WU won last three sets. WU middle Lauren Budde had 22 kills and 12 digs. WU setter Marilee Fisher had 50 assists, 12 digs and five kills. EU middle Breanah Bourque went 18-3-37. EU middle Alex Duhl had eight kills and 11 blocks. WU ended 32-1. EU ended 34-4. • No. 3 Chicago 3, No. 4 Case 2. Third-place match. Set 5 ended 15-11. UC won the last three sets. UC won the kills column 62-41. UC setter Nikki DelZenero had 60 assists and 14 digs. UC middle Caroline Brander went 11-2-22 with eight blocks. UC opposite Colleen Belak had 16 kills and 12 digs. CWRU middle Tricia McCutchan had 18 kills, 13 digs and nine blocks. UC ended 29-5 overall. CWRU ended 22-10.

UMAC final • No. 1 St. Scholastica 3, No. 2 Northwestern 1. CSS’s fourth UMAC title. CSS outside Anna Zyvoloski had 15 kills, nine digs and five blocks. CSS libero Nikki Hughes had 30 digs. CSS middle Caitlin McKernon went 11-2-19. CSS outside Paige Hardy had 12 kills and 13 digs. NWC outside Chelsea Koth had 16 kills. CSS ended 26-6 NWC ended 27-6.

WIAC final, third-place • No. 2 UW-Whitewater 3, No. 1 UW-Stevens Point 1. Championship match. UWW’s 14th WIAC title. UWSP’s 18-match winning streak snapped. UWW outside Sofia Sanchez had 15 kills and 13 digs. UWW outside Leanna Lillge had 14 kills. UWSP setter Alexis Hartman had 35 assists, 10 digs, six blocks and five kills. Both teams ended 26-7 overall. • No. 3 UW-Eau Claire 3, No. 5 UW-Platteville 2. Third-place match. Set 5 ended 15-13. UWEC setter Emily Neave had 51 assists, seven digs and three aces. UWEC opposite Laura Slinger went 18-2-40. UWEC middle Liz Amici had 18 kills. UWP outside Stephanie Kirchner went 10-1-26 with 13 digs and six blocks. UWEC ended 22-12 overall. UWP ended 21-16.

-Ricky Nelson