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By Trevor Parks
Senior Reporter
NORMAL, 111. — Don’t get
Hawaii’s Angelica Ljungquist upset.
That was a tough lesson the Ne
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ball team
learned Saturday
night in the
championship
match of the
State Farm/
NACWAA Vol
leyball Classic,
in which No. 1
Hawaii beat
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in three games.
With NU leading 13-11 in game
two, Ljungquist apparently slammed a
ball to the flow for a sideout, but as
she and her teammates celebrated, the
floor official ruled Ljungquist had
touched the net.
“I’m usually the one to say if the
ref makes a right call 'Yes I did touch
the net.’ But I didn’t feel myself touch
the net,” the tournament’s outstanding
player said. “I put it down the next time,
and we kind of fed off that for a couple
of points.
The emotional shift was evident on
the ensuing play, when Ljungquist
smashed the ball to the same spot on
the flow. This time it was a sideout.
The Rainbow Wahine scored four
consecutive points, taking a 15-14 lead
in game two. Hawaii won the game on
a Joselyn Robins kill.
Ljungquist, a native of Vallentuna,
Sweden, is good friends with
Nebraska’s Maria Hedbeck, who is
from Sollentuna, Sweden.
Ljungquist said those four points at
the end of game two changed die com
plexion of the match.
“If we wouldn’t have turned it on,
we probably Would have lost that
game,” Ljungquist said. “We knew we
needed to raise our intensity level, and
that was something we lacked in part
of the whole match.”
Intensity will be an important part
of Hawaii’s team this season.
For the first time since 1989, the
Rainbow Wahine is ranked No. 1, add
ing pressure to every match.
The Rainbow Wahine returns five
seniors, two of whom, Ljungquist and
setter Robyn Ah Mow, are first-team
All-Americans.
Ljungquist is the catalyst of the
team.
She had 29 kills, 15 block assists
and 25 digs in the two NACWAA
matches. Ljungquist is just 66 block
assists shy of the school-record 502.
Despite his team’s good start, Rain
bow Wahine Coach Dave Shoji said
Hawaii still needs to improve.
“I think we have room to grow, and
this is good for us to play this type of
competition early,” Shoji said. “We
know we’ve got to go back into the
gym, because we certainly have a lot
of things to work on.”
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