The Professional Volleyball Federation is kind of one-third of the way in which by means of its inaugural 24-match common season.
4 of the seven groups have performed 9 matches, two have performed seven and one has performed six because the schedule slowly evens out.
Subsequent up are three matches on Saturday, when the Columbus Fury go to the Grand Rapids Rise for the primary midday first serve of the season, and that night time the Vegas Thrill are on the Atlanta Vibe and the Omaha Supernovas go to the Orlando Valkyries.
Listed below are the standings after two outcomes this previous Monday, when the Vibe swept on the Thrill and the Mojo held off the visiting Rise in 5:
Via March 4
1. Atlanta Vibe (6-3)
2. Omaha Supernovas (6-3)
3. Columbus Fury (4-2)
4. Orlando Valkyries (4-5)
5. Grand Rapids Rise (3-4)
6. Vegas Thrill (3-6)
7. San Diego Mojo (2-5)
OF NOTE: Omaha has received essentially the most units, 23, whereas shedding 13. Atlanta is 21-15 in units … The most well liked crew within the PVF is Columbus, which began 0-2 however has received 4 in a row since … Omaha and Atlanta have performed twice. The Vibe received the league opener in 5 on January 24 and the Supernovas swept in Atlanta of their final match, February 29.
POWs: There have been six gamers of the week, most not too long ago Anna Lazareva of Atlanta. The 6-foot-3 Russian reverse, who turned 34 in January, had 49 kills, 41 digs, six blocks and three aces in every week during which her crew went 2-1.Â
Atlanta teammates Alli Linnhan and Leah Edmond have been named the primary two PVF POWs. Since then, the dignity has gone to Orlando’s Adora Anae, Emiliya Dimitrova of Grand Rapids, and final week Reagan Cooper of Columbus. Cooper, a PVF rookie who performed at three schools — Washington State, Texas Tech and Kansas — is the one first-year professional to win the award.
SATURDAY’S MATCHUPS: Grand Rapids swept Columbus within the first match for each groups on January 25 … That is the primary Atlanta-Vegas matchup … Omaha has overwhelmed Orlando twice, each occasions in 4 units.
STAT LEADERS: Listed below are the league leaders in kills, blocks and assists.
Atlanta’s Leah Edmond has 158 kills, adopted by Orlando’s Adora Anae (145) and Jill Gillen (134). Emiliya Dimitrova of Grand Rapids has 134 and fifth is Fury teammate Claire Chaussee (122).
Kaz Brown of Orlando has essentially the most solo blocks, 34. Marin Grote of Grand Rapids (28) and Molly McCage of the Vegas Thrill (27) are proper behind. Omaha’s Tori Dixon is subsequent with 25 and M’Kaela White has 23.
Olympian Alisha Glass Childress, the Vegas setter, leads with 383 assists.  Orlando’s Wilma Rivera has 347, Ashley Evans of Grand Rapids has 287, adopted by Nootsara Tomkom of San Diego (268) and Raymariely Santos of Columbus (226).