ST. PAUL, Minn. – The University of Sioux Falls Volleyball team saw its 10-match winning streak come to an end tonight, falling 3–0 (25–19, 25–22, 25–22) to No. 5 Concordia–St. Paul in the NSIC Tournament Semifinals at the Gangelhoff Center. With the result, the Cougars move to 20–10 overall, now turning their attention to Monday's NCAA Division II Selection Show to learn whether their historic season will continue.
Before first serve, senior Sadie Voss was recognized as the NSIC Outstanding Senior of the Year, honoring her impact on the court, in the classroom, and throughout the community — a career-defining accolade for one of the most decorated players in program history.
Match Summary
USF battled closely with one of the nation's top programs, pushing Concordia in all three sets and producing extended rallies throughout the night. The Cougars totaled 41 kills, 47 digs, and 7 blocks, hitting .190 as a team while holding CSP to .259 — below the Golden Bears' season average.
After a tight opening set, Sioux Falls surged late in the second behind kills from Sadie Voss, Courtney Holsteen, and Ella Walker, closing the gap to 23–22 before CSP secured the final two points. The third mirrored the second, with USF tying the set multiple times before the Golden Bears pulled away late.
Cougar Leaders
USF's block held strong at the net with seven total team blocks, and the Cougars tallied 47 digs to stay competitive in long rallies throughout the match.
Award Spotlight – Voss Named NSIC Outstanding Senior
Prior to the match, Sadie Voss was honored as the 2025 NSIC Outstanding Senior of the Year, becoming the first Cougar to receive the conference's most prestigious senior award. The recognition celebrates her excellence academically, athletically, and in leadership — adding yet another milestone to a historic career.
Up Next – Awaiting Tournament Fate
With the NSIC Tournament now complete, Sioux Falls will turn its focus to the NCAA Division II Volleyball Selection Show, where the Cougars await their potential at-large bid.
The selection show is scheduled for Monday at 6 p.m. CT on NCAA.com.