Lilley Crowned SEC Setter of the Week for Sixth Time This Season
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kentucky’s senior setter Madison Lilley was named one of the Co-Southeastern Conference Setters of the Week, the conference office announced on Monday. The honor is Lilley’s sixth time being named the SEC Setter of the Week in the 2020-21 season.
Lilley set a new season high with 59 assists on Friday afternoon, and backed up her performance Saturday with 34 assists in Kentucky’s sweep over No. 7 Florida. Lilley now has 11 matches this season with 40-plus assists, and 56 in her career. She also had 2.25 digs per set, second best on the team behind libero Gabby Curry.
With Saturday’s result, the Wildcats reinstated their two-match lead in the Southeastern Conference title race, which is now all but assuredly a two-horse race between Florida and Kentucky. UK is now 17-1 and Florida with the loss falls to 17-3, down two games in the loss column to the Wildcats.
The Southeastern Conference is still working through the potential rescheduling of postponed series from earlier in the spring. UK missed both the series with Texas A&M and South Carolina. News from the conference office in regards to potential make-up dates or outright cancellations of the series will be evaluated and released from the SEC office at a later time.
SEC Weekly Awards – March 22, 2021
Offensive | Taylor Bannister, LSU |
Defensive | Raigen Cianciulli, LSU |
Co-Setter | Gracie Ryan, Arkansas and Madison Lilley, Kentucky |
Freshman | Taylor Head, Arkansas |
The Player of the Week is Taylor Bannister from LSU.
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