Caroline Kerr named SEC Co-Setter of the Week

Tennessee volleyball player Caroline Kerrwas named SEC Co- Setter of the Week when the league announced its weekly awards on Monday. Kerr, a fifth-year player for the Lady Vols, has earned the honor nine times in her college career. She has also been named SEC Setter of the Week three times this sea

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Tennessee volleyball player Caroline Kerrwas named SEC Co- Setter of the Week when the league announced its weekly awards on Monday.

Kerr, a fifth-year player for the Lady Vols, has earned the honor nine times in her college career. She has also been named SEC Setter of the Week three times this season. Kerr helped lead Tennessee to two wins last week as the Lady Vols swept Ole Miss and LSUat Food City Center.

In the two matches, she totaled 65 assists, 12 digs, five kills, four blocks and two aces. Kerr helped lead a Tennessee attack that averaged 14.50 kills per set and a .344 hitting percentage. She recorded 36 assists in the victory over the Tigers on Sunday, marking her 85th career match with 30 or more assists.

This season, Kerr has totaled

524 assists. She averages 10.92 assists per set, ranking sixth in the nation. Kerr ranks second nationally and leads the SEC in kills per set (14.56). The Lady Vols are sixth in NCAA Division in hitting percentage (.295).

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