{"id":133211,"date":"2026-02-14T01:59:33","date_gmt":"2026-02-14T01:59:33","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/133211\/"},"modified":"2026-02-14T01:59:33","modified_gmt":"2026-02-14T01:59:33","slug":"no-11-ohio-state-wins-tight-3-1-first-match-over-queens","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/133211\/","title":{"rendered":"No. 11 Ohio State Wins Tight 3-1 First Match Over Queens"},"content":{"rendered":"

COLUMBUS, Ohio \u2013 No. 11 Ohio State (7-3, 2-0) continued their Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association win streak with a 3-1 win over Queens University of Charlotte (5-5, 0-3) Friday at the Levine Center in Charlotte, NC.
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\nThe Buckeyes and the Royals kept it close during the first set, with the Buckeyes ultimately winning 25-22. Ohio State won the next set, 25-22 before falling to the Royals in the third set, 28-26. The Buckeyes found their groove in the fourth set, winning 25-18.
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\nThe Buckeyes were led in kills by Stanislaw Chacinski<\/a> with 16. Daniel Hurley<\/a>\u00a0followed close behind with 15 kills. Tyler Tharpe<\/a> and Aaron Grimm<\/a> added 9 kills each.
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\nSetter Daniel Henwood Rodriguez<\/a> was credited with 51 assists. Henwood Rodriguez and Drew Hudson<\/a> lead with 10 digs apiece.
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\nOhio State hit .397 for the match, which was bolstered by the Buckeyes hitting .519 in the fourth set. Chacinski hit .412 for the match.
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\nSet 1 (25-22, OSU)
\nEliel Salva-Torres<\/a> got the Buckeyes going with his first kill of the match, 2-1. The Royals went on a small 4-1 run before an attack error by Queens tied the set at 5-all. A huge triple block by Grimm, Shane Wetzel<\/a>, and Chacinski gave Ohio State the lead, 6-5. A smart play by Hurley extended the Buckeye lead, 9-6. Another run by Queens gave the Royals a small 15-13 lead before the media timeout. A kill by Grimm kept the Buckeyes within one point, 17-16 Royals. A great dig by Chacinski set Ohio State up for a massive kill by Hurley to tie it up at 18-all. Salva-Torres secured the lead for the Buckeyes with another kill, 20-19. An out-of-system kill by Hurley continued the Ohio State lead, 22-19. Wetzel kept the lead with another kill, 23-22. A massive block by Henwood Rodriguez, Chacinski, and Salva-Torres gave the Buckeyes their first set point, 24-22. Hurley won the set for Ohio State with another kill, 25-22. \u00a0
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S1 | Hurley’s back! #GoBucks<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/yXcxJZ53Lz<\/a><\/p>\n


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Bucks win set 1! 25-22 #GoBucks<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/Fqigsn3jda<\/a><\/p>\n


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\nSet 2 (25-22, OSU)
\nBrady Jones<\/a> and Hurley started the second set strong with a block, 1-all. The Royals went on a small run that gave them a 6-3 lead. A kill by Wetzel started to close the gap for the Buckeyes, 7-5 Queens. A backrow kill by Hurley kept Ohio State within two, 8-6 Royals. Another Chacinski kill tied it at 8-all. A successful challenge by the Buckeyes gave them the lead, 9-8. Hurley’s service ace extended the Ohio State lead, 14-12. Consecutive kills by Tharpe continued the lead for the Buckeyes, 19-16. A 5-3 run by Queens kept the teams close before an Ohio State timeout, 22-21. Tharpe extended the lead for the Buckeyes with his third kill in three swings, 23-21. A great dig by Drew Hudson<\/a> led to a kill by Grimm that gave Ohio State their first set point, 24-22. Tharpe won the set for the Buckeyes with his fourth kill, 25-22.
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S2 | Tyler Tharpe<\/a> jumps in for the kill! #GoBucks<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/DOOurHIA7b<\/a><\/p>\n


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Buckeyes win set 2 25-22. 2-0 #GoBucks<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/ImkOTGSiJr<\/a><\/p>\n


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Set 3 (28-26, Queens)

\nA kill by Tharpe tied the third set at 3-all. Grimm kept it tied with another kill, 4-all. Another kill by Grimm continued to keep the set tied at nine all. Henwood Rodriguez’s service ace tied it at 15-all following the media timeout. Back-to-back kills by Tharpe and Grimm gave the Buckeyes the largest lead of the set, 17-15. The Royals tied it at 19-all after a small run. A massive backrow kill by Chacinski gave Ohio State the lead again, 22-21. Grimm’s kill gave the Buckeyes their first set point, 24-23. Another Chacinski kill gave Ohio State their second set point, 25-24. The Royals put up a fight and continued to tie it, 25-all. After a pair of unsuccessful challenges by the Buckeyes, a kill by Tharpe kept the set tied at 26-all. The Royals won the set 27-25.

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S3 | Another one from Tharpe! Tied 20-20 in the 3rd #GoBucks<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/SciRGmhbHV<\/a><\/p>\n


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\nSet 4 (25-18, OSU)
\nThe Buckeyes started set four with a kill by Chacinski, 1-all. Another smart play by Hurley gave Ohio State the lead, 3-2. Hurley’s kill kept the Buckeyes in front, 8-6. A massive block by Henwood Rodriguez and Grimm extended the lead, 11-8. Consecutive kills by Chacinski maintained the Buckeye lead, 14-11. Ian Nolte’s<\/a> first swing of the night concluded in a kill to continue the lead, 15-12. Ohio State put up a couple of huge blocks to gain a five-point lead, 18-13. Henwood Rodriguez had a kill of his own, 19-13. Nolte found his third kill of the night to further the Ohio State lead, 21-14. The Buckeye’s first match point followed a kill by Grimm, 24-18. Ohio State won the set, 25-18 after a service ace by Chacinski.
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S4 | Stan kill! #GoBucks<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/Bn7EA6ZRLv<\/a><\/p>\n


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S4 Game Over! 25-18 Buckeyes win 3-1! Back at it vs Queens on Sunday at 1. #GoBucks<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/xIFMjoD47h<\/a><\/p>\n


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Up Next:

\nOhio State stays in Charlotte for their finale matchup against the Royals on Sunday at 1 p.m. (ESPN+). The next home game for the Buckeyes will be on Feb. 19 against No. 9 Ball State at the Covelli Center.

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#GoBucks<\/p>\n