University of St. Thomas Athletics
Tuesday, October 17
St. Paul, Minn.
7:00 p.m. Central
vs
Kansas City
Photo by: Jason Morales Ortiz
Tommies host Roos for mid-week match
10/16/2023 11:48:00 AM | Volleyball
St. Thomas, Kansas City meet for first time in 2023 at 7 p.m. Tuesday
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- St. Thomas volleyball prepares to take on Kansas City for the first time in 2023 during a mid-week match Tuesday, Oct. 17 in St. Paul, Minn.
The Tommies and Roos are scheduled for first serve at 7 p.m. from Schoenecker Arena. St. Thomas enters the match 5-13 overall and 1-6 in the Summit League while Kansas City currently sits second in the league standings with a 15-4 overall record and 6-1 mark in conference play.
Comeback Completed
Career-high efforts from sophomores Allie Kopp and Tezra Rudzitis helped propel St. Thomas volleyball to a reverse sweep Saturday, Oct. 14 against North Dakota State (28-30, 18-25, 25-23, 25-21, 15-7) in Schoenecker Arena.
Kopp led the team with a career high 33 assists while Rudzitis also led the team with a career high 16 kills. Kopp totaled 10 assists in the first set alone while Rudzitis was one of three Tommies with five block assists, helping the team tie a season high with 11 total blocks.
After set one that stretched to extra points and a set two win by the Bison to pull ahead, 2-0, the Tommies began the comeback hitting .220 in the third set with just four attack errors. St. Thomas led by as many as five points, 14-9, before NDSU tied the set at 21 apiece. The connection of Kopp and Rudzitis combined for three of the final four points to secure the set win.
Junior Libby Mattila had a hand in St. Thomas' first three points of the fourth set, including one kill, one block assist and one assist, as the Purple took another early lead. The Tommies extended the lead to 6-1 before the Bison tied the match with a 6-1 run of their own. Neither team pulled ahead by more than two points until back-to-back kills by freshman Ellie Gustafson sparked a quick 3-0 run and a 20-17 lead. Mattila accounted for back-to-back kills to set up set point, which was converted by freshman Morgan Kealy on a service ace.
St. Thomas' top two killers put the Tommies on the board first, Rudzitis with her 15th of 16 kills and Gustafson with her 13th and final kill of the day. NDSU tied the set at 2-2 and 4-4 before an 8-1 run, including five straight from the Purple, forced two Bison timeouts. Rudzitis and Wetter protected the net with back-to-back block assists while the run concluded on a block assist from Mattila and Wetter to lead, 12-5. An NDSU attack error and kill by Wetter set up the match-sealing service ace by junior Payton Willman.
Tough Night in South Dakota
Rudzitis had a strong match leading the team with nine kills and sophomore setter Keya Luta Win Hunt had a season high 13 assists as St. Thomas volleyball fell to the University of South Dakota in three sets (17-25, 19-25, 20-25) on Thursday, Oct. 12 in Vermillion, S.D.
The Coyotes started the match with a 4-0 lead until an error and kill by senior opposite hitter Claire Ricard put the Tommies on the board for a 5-2 game. USD didn't hold up and continued their lead. Sophomore Ellie Gustafson helped the Tommies go on a 4-0 run with a kill, block assist, and solo block to decrease the gap 21-15. Six total blocks from sophomore middle Megan Wetter, Ricard, Rudzitis, and Gustafson kept the Tommies in the game, but they weren't able to take over the Coyotes to open the match.
USD came out strong in the second set with a 7-2 lead, but kills by sophomore Ella Voegele and Wetter, helped the Tommies to a 7-5 score. Kills by sophomore Kaitlynn Peterson and Gustafson as well as a block by freshman Emily Clausen and Wetter gave the Tommies a 3-0 run to tighten the gap, 19-12. Another three-point run and block from Gustafson and Rudzitis showed the Tommies weren't done for a 23-19 game. Despite scoring 10 of the final 16 points, the Tommies fell short with a 25-19 loss.
The Tommies carried their offensive momentum into set three as junior outside hitter Libby Mattila achieved back-to-back-to-back kills to tie the game 5-5. A kill by sophomore outside hitter Ava Wild and service ace by junior Payton Willman put the Tommies on top 7-6 for the first time in the match. Rudzitis followed Mattila's lead, having four kills of her own, split assists by Hunt and Kealy, for a 12-10 lead. The Tommies were able to keep the lead until 18-18, with the Coyotes going on a 7-3 to finish the match.
Scouting Kansas City
Kansas City leads the Summit League with a .789 winning percentage (15-4) and sits second in the league standings with a 6-1 record in conference play. UMKC comes off back-to-back home wins last weekend, taking a 3-0 sweep (28-26, 25-19, 25-14) against North Dakota and a 3-2 win (25-22, 18-25, 25-21, 22-25, 15-13) against South Dakota.
The Roos rank among the top two in the Summit League in most statistical categories, leading the conference and ranking 16th in the nation with 16.85 digs per set. UMKC ranks second with 1.62 aces per set, 11.95 assists per set, 2.34 blocks per set, 12.82 kills per set, and a .240 hitting percentage.
Senior Odyssey Warren ranks 15th in the country with 11.38 attacks per set and is fourth in the Summit League with 3.42 kills per set. Junior Leah Green is 21st nationally with 4.97 digs per set and is the only student-athlete in the Summit League ahead of sophomore Ella Voegele in digs per set.
We'll Take Two Double-Doubles
Gustafson and Kealy both came away with double-doubles during the 3-2 win over North Dakota State. It's the second time two Tommies have recorded a double-double during the same match this season.
Gustafson came away with 15 digs and 13 kills for her second career double-double. She has now topped double-digit kills in five of the last six matches, including 13 during three of the last four.
Kealy finished with 18 digs and 15 assists against NDSU, which stands as her eighth double-double of the season and second of the month.
Can You Dig It?
Voegele has been one of the best when it comes to digs in the Summit League, entering the week second in the conference with 4.15 digs per set. She set the St. Thomas DI record with 23 digs in three sets against South Dakota State on Sept. 21, averaging out to 7.67 digs per set.
Reaching the Century Mark
Gustafson is one of three Tommies to reach 100 kills on the season, hitting the century milestone on her second-to-last kill Sept. 28 at North Dakota State. She enters the week with a team-high 156 total kills and is 11th in the Summit League with 2.69 kills per set.
Sophomore middle blocker Megan Wetter hit the 100 kill mark first, also Sept. 28 at North Dakota State, as she hit her sixth of seven total kills against the Bison. She reached the 100 kill total in her career during the same match and is tied for 19th in the league with 2.21 kills per set.
Sophomore outside hitter Kaitlynn Peterson reached 100 kills with St. Thomas on Oct. 7 against Oral Roberts. Rudzitis is six kills shy of reaching 100 on the season, which would be her second straight year hitting triple digits.
Set Me Up
With nine matches remaining this season, freshman setter Morgan Kealy paces the Tommies with 497 assists. She ranks sixth in the Summit League in total assists and with 7.65 assists per set.
Kealy has totaled at least 40 assists in three matches this season, which rank second, third and fourth for most single-match assists during the St. Thomas Division I era.
Two Time All-Tournament Team
Sophomore Ella Voegele ended the Tommie Volleyball tournament season with her second all-tournament team selection in Green Bay this past weekend. Voegele led the Purple in digs for the ninth time this season, adding 11 on Friday. She ended the tournament recording 21 digs in just the two Capital Credit Union Classic matches alone.
A Career-High Kind of Day
The Sep. 9 five-set, comeback victory over Northern Illinois was powered by career high offensive stats from several Tommies. Gustafson led the Tommies with 18 kills, five more than her previous career high set during the season opener at UIC, and hit a career best .368.
Sophomore Kaitlynn Peterson also topped her previous career high in kills by five, finishing Saturday's match with 17. She added career bests with 18 points, eight digs, and one assist.
Sophomore Megan Wetter opened the tournament with a career high 12 kills in the win over Evansville before posting 16 against Northern Illinois. She tacked on one block and tied the St. Thomas NCAA Division I single-match record with five service aces to finish with 21.5 points against Northern Illinois.
Freshman Morgan Kealy accounted for 46 of the Tommies 60 assists against NIU, setting a new career best and topping her own mark for the second most assists in a single match for the Purple in the DI era. She recorded her sixth double-double of the season with 12 digs, one shy of junior Lauren Galvin's team high from the 2022 season.
Beginning Another Decade
Head Coach Thanh Pham, who will coach his 650th match with the Tommies this season, enters his 21st season leading the program. His tenure is the longest among the nine Summit League head coaches at their respective schools. Pham coached his 650th match with the program on Friday, Sept. 29, a road match at North Dakota. He notched his 10th career NCAA Division I win Sep. 9 during the victory over Northern Illinois.
The Staff's All Back
All four members of the Tommie Volleyball coaching staff return for the 2023 season. Joining Pham during the previous two seasons since joining NCAA Division I are assistant coaches Joy Tietz and David Ganser. In his second season with the program is assistant coach Kevin Rivas. Also in her second season is director of operations Malissa LeClaire.
Summit League Preseason Poll
The Tommies enter the season ranked eighth as the 2023 Summit League Preseason Coaches' Poll was released Wednesday, August 23. St. Thomas garnered 16 points to finish ahead of Oral Roberts in the poll.
Reigning Summit League regular season and tournament champion South Dakota was voted to finish first with 61 points and six first-place votes. North Dakota State followed in second with 54 points and two first-place votes while Omaha rounded out the top three spots with 53 points and the final first-place vote.
Keep an Eye Out
Junior outside hitter Lauren Galvin and sophomore middle blocker Emma Goerger were selected as the team's Players to Watch for 2023. Galvin led the Tommies and ranked 10th in the league with 3.12 kills per set and led the team and was 11th in the Summit with 3.49 points per set. Goerger led the Tommies with 0.97 blocks per set and followed Galvin with 2.67 points per set.
Nice to Meet You
Among the 11 non-conference opponents, the Tommies faced nine for the first time in program history. The only familiar opponents during the non-conference schedule are Montana State and Central Michigan. The Purple beat the Bobcats in five sets during the 2022 season before taking a 3-1 loss Aug. 31 to open the Tommie Invitational. St. Thomas also played Central Michigan in 2022, a 3-1 loss that was avenged with a 3-0 win on Sept. 14, 2023 in Green Bay, Wis.
The Youth Movement Continues
The 20-member Tommie squad is comprised of nine sophomores and five freshmen, to go along with two seniors and four juniors. St. Thomas is the only program in the country with a true sophomore class of at least nine student-athletes and is one of two to have a true sophomore, junior, or senior class of at least nine, joining UT Chattanooga who has a class of nine true juniors.
St. Thomas has seven new student-athletes on its roster this season: Bradley transfer and outside hitter Kaitlynn Peterson (Lakeville, Minn.), UNC Greensboro transfer and defensive specialist Ella Voegele (Plymouth, Minn.), freshman right side Emily Clausen (Waukesha, Wis.), freshman outside hitter Ellie Gustafson (Monticello, Wis.), freshman setter Morgan Kealy (River Falls, Wis.), freshman middle blocker Addison Schmotzer (Madison, Wis.), and freshman outside hitter Miriam Unongo (Minneapolis, Minn.).
Tommie Invitational Volleyball Tournament
The Tommies hosted their first tournament, the Tommie Invitational Volleyball Tournament, as an NCAA Division I program. St. Thomas went 1-2 during the tournament, grabbing a 3-1 win over California Baptist and taking losses of 3-1 to Milwaukee and Montana State.
Summit League Network
Beginning with the 2023 season, all home Tommie Volleyball matches, and all Summit League matches will be streamed exclusively on the Summit League Network, in partnership with Midco Sports. A subscription-based network, viewers can access all St. Thomas athletics events HERE.
Looking at the Yearbook
Reflecting on 2022, the Tommies fielded one of the youngest teams across all of NCAA Division I. Last year's squad included just one senior and three juniors with the youth of sophomores and freshmen including 16 student-athletes.
The Toms improved one victory over their 2021 season total as their second fall of Division I play, but the Purple continue to improve and compete at a high level. They picked up nonconference wins at 14-win Montana State and 18-win Saint Louis and swept Western Illinois in conference play. Both wins against Western Illinois came in straight sets.
All-Freshman Team: Part Two
Emma Goerger and Tezra Rudzitis followed in the footsteps of junior Lauren Galvin as selections to the seven-player Summit League All-Freshman Team last season. Goerger was one of four Toms to play in all 30 matches and ranked ninth in the league with 0.97 blocks per set and 24th with 2.67 points per set. She had 101 total blocks and 195 total kills. Rudzitis played in 28 matches with 21 starts and was second for St. Thomas with 2.07 kills per set (190 total kills).
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The Tommies and Roos are scheduled for first serve at 7 p.m. from Schoenecker Arena. St. Thomas enters the match 5-13 overall and 1-6 in the Summit League while Kansas City currently sits second in the league standings with a 15-4 overall record and 6-1 mark in conference play.
Comeback Completed
Career-high efforts from sophomores Allie Kopp and Tezra Rudzitis helped propel St. Thomas volleyball to a reverse sweep Saturday, Oct. 14 against North Dakota State (28-30, 18-25, 25-23, 25-21, 15-7) in Schoenecker Arena.
Kopp led the team with a career high 33 assists while Rudzitis also led the team with a career high 16 kills. Kopp totaled 10 assists in the first set alone while Rudzitis was one of three Tommies with five block assists, helping the team tie a season high with 11 total blocks.
After set one that stretched to extra points and a set two win by the Bison to pull ahead, 2-0, the Tommies began the comeback hitting .220 in the third set with just four attack errors. St. Thomas led by as many as five points, 14-9, before NDSU tied the set at 21 apiece. The connection of Kopp and Rudzitis combined for three of the final four points to secure the set win.
Junior Libby Mattila had a hand in St. Thomas' first three points of the fourth set, including one kill, one block assist and one assist, as the Purple took another early lead. The Tommies extended the lead to 6-1 before the Bison tied the match with a 6-1 run of their own. Neither team pulled ahead by more than two points until back-to-back kills by freshman Ellie Gustafson sparked a quick 3-0 run and a 20-17 lead. Mattila accounted for back-to-back kills to set up set point, which was converted by freshman Morgan Kealy on a service ace.
St. Thomas' top two killers put the Tommies on the board first, Rudzitis with her 15th of 16 kills and Gustafson with her 13th and final kill of the day. NDSU tied the set at 2-2 and 4-4 before an 8-1 run, including five straight from the Purple, forced two Bison timeouts. Rudzitis and Wetter protected the net with back-to-back block assists while the run concluded on a block assist from Mattila and Wetter to lead, 12-5. An NDSU attack error and kill by Wetter set up the match-sealing service ace by junior Payton Willman.
Tough Night in South Dakota
Rudzitis had a strong match leading the team with nine kills and sophomore setter Keya Luta Win Hunt had a season high 13 assists as St. Thomas volleyball fell to the University of South Dakota in three sets (17-25, 19-25, 20-25) on Thursday, Oct. 12 in Vermillion, S.D.
The Coyotes started the match with a 4-0 lead until an error and kill by senior opposite hitter Claire Ricard put the Tommies on the board for a 5-2 game. USD didn't hold up and continued their lead. Sophomore Ellie Gustafson helped the Tommies go on a 4-0 run with a kill, block assist, and solo block to decrease the gap 21-15. Six total blocks from sophomore middle Megan Wetter, Ricard, Rudzitis, and Gustafson kept the Tommies in the game, but they weren't able to take over the Coyotes to open the match.
USD came out strong in the second set with a 7-2 lead, but kills by sophomore Ella Voegele and Wetter, helped the Tommies to a 7-5 score. Kills by sophomore Kaitlynn Peterson and Gustafson as well as a block by freshman Emily Clausen and Wetter gave the Tommies a 3-0 run to tighten the gap, 19-12. Another three-point run and block from Gustafson and Rudzitis showed the Tommies weren't done for a 23-19 game. Despite scoring 10 of the final 16 points, the Tommies fell short with a 25-19 loss.
The Tommies carried their offensive momentum into set three as junior outside hitter Libby Mattila achieved back-to-back-to-back kills to tie the game 5-5. A kill by sophomore outside hitter Ava Wild and service ace by junior Payton Willman put the Tommies on top 7-6 for the first time in the match. Rudzitis followed Mattila's lead, having four kills of her own, split assists by Hunt and Kealy, for a 12-10 lead. The Tommies were able to keep the lead until 18-18, with the Coyotes going on a 7-3 to finish the match.
Scouting Kansas City
Kansas City leads the Summit League with a .789 winning percentage (15-4) and sits second in the league standings with a 6-1 record in conference play. UMKC comes off back-to-back home wins last weekend, taking a 3-0 sweep (28-26, 25-19, 25-14) against North Dakota and a 3-2 win (25-22, 18-25, 25-21, 22-25, 15-13) against South Dakota.
The Roos rank among the top two in the Summit League in most statistical categories, leading the conference and ranking 16th in the nation with 16.85 digs per set. UMKC ranks second with 1.62 aces per set, 11.95 assists per set, 2.34 blocks per set, 12.82 kills per set, and a .240 hitting percentage.
Senior Odyssey Warren ranks 15th in the country with 11.38 attacks per set and is fourth in the Summit League with 3.42 kills per set. Junior Leah Green is 21st nationally with 4.97 digs per set and is the only student-athlete in the Summit League ahead of sophomore Ella Voegele in digs per set.
We'll Take Two Double-Doubles
Gustafson and Kealy both came away with double-doubles during the 3-2 win over North Dakota State. It's the second time two Tommies have recorded a double-double during the same match this season.
Gustafson came away with 15 digs and 13 kills for her second career double-double. She has now topped double-digit kills in five of the last six matches, including 13 during three of the last four.
Kealy finished with 18 digs and 15 assists against NDSU, which stands as her eighth double-double of the season and second of the month.
Can You Dig It?
Voegele has been one of the best when it comes to digs in the Summit League, entering the week second in the conference with 4.15 digs per set. She set the St. Thomas DI record with 23 digs in three sets against South Dakota State on Sept. 21, averaging out to 7.67 digs per set.
Reaching the Century Mark
Gustafson is one of three Tommies to reach 100 kills on the season, hitting the century milestone on her second-to-last kill Sept. 28 at North Dakota State. She enters the week with a team-high 156 total kills and is 11th in the Summit League with 2.69 kills per set.
Sophomore middle blocker Megan Wetter hit the 100 kill mark first, also Sept. 28 at North Dakota State, as she hit her sixth of seven total kills against the Bison. She reached the 100 kill total in her career during the same match and is tied for 19th in the league with 2.21 kills per set.
Sophomore outside hitter Kaitlynn Peterson reached 100 kills with St. Thomas on Oct. 7 against Oral Roberts. Rudzitis is six kills shy of reaching 100 on the season, which would be her second straight year hitting triple digits.
Set Me Up
With nine matches remaining this season, freshman setter Morgan Kealy paces the Tommies with 497 assists. She ranks sixth in the Summit League in total assists and with 7.65 assists per set.
Kealy has totaled at least 40 assists in three matches this season, which rank second, third and fourth for most single-match assists during the St. Thomas Division I era.
Two Time All-Tournament Team
Sophomore Ella Voegele ended the Tommie Volleyball tournament season with her second all-tournament team selection in Green Bay this past weekend. Voegele led the Purple in digs for the ninth time this season, adding 11 on Friday. She ended the tournament recording 21 digs in just the two Capital Credit Union Classic matches alone.
A Career-High Kind of Day
The Sep. 9 five-set, comeback victory over Northern Illinois was powered by career high offensive stats from several Tommies. Gustafson led the Tommies with 18 kills, five more than her previous career high set during the season opener at UIC, and hit a career best .368.
Sophomore Kaitlynn Peterson also topped her previous career high in kills by five, finishing Saturday's match with 17. She added career bests with 18 points, eight digs, and one assist.
Sophomore Megan Wetter opened the tournament with a career high 12 kills in the win over Evansville before posting 16 against Northern Illinois. She tacked on one block and tied the St. Thomas NCAA Division I single-match record with five service aces to finish with 21.5 points against Northern Illinois.
Freshman Morgan Kealy accounted for 46 of the Tommies 60 assists against NIU, setting a new career best and topping her own mark for the second most assists in a single match for the Purple in the DI era. She recorded her sixth double-double of the season with 12 digs, one shy of junior Lauren Galvin's team high from the 2022 season.
Beginning Another Decade
Head Coach Thanh Pham, who will coach his 650th match with the Tommies this season, enters his 21st season leading the program. His tenure is the longest among the nine Summit League head coaches at their respective schools. Pham coached his 650th match with the program on Friday, Sept. 29, a road match at North Dakota. He notched his 10th career NCAA Division I win Sep. 9 during the victory over Northern Illinois.
The Staff's All Back
All four members of the Tommie Volleyball coaching staff return for the 2023 season. Joining Pham during the previous two seasons since joining NCAA Division I are assistant coaches Joy Tietz and David Ganser. In his second season with the program is assistant coach Kevin Rivas. Also in her second season is director of operations Malissa LeClaire.
Summit League Preseason Poll
The Tommies enter the season ranked eighth as the 2023 Summit League Preseason Coaches' Poll was released Wednesday, August 23. St. Thomas garnered 16 points to finish ahead of Oral Roberts in the poll.
Reigning Summit League regular season and tournament champion South Dakota was voted to finish first with 61 points and six first-place votes. North Dakota State followed in second with 54 points and two first-place votes while Omaha rounded out the top three spots with 53 points and the final first-place vote.
Keep an Eye Out
Junior outside hitter Lauren Galvin and sophomore middle blocker Emma Goerger were selected as the team's Players to Watch for 2023. Galvin led the Tommies and ranked 10th in the league with 3.12 kills per set and led the team and was 11th in the Summit with 3.49 points per set. Goerger led the Tommies with 0.97 blocks per set and followed Galvin with 2.67 points per set.
Nice to Meet You
Among the 11 non-conference opponents, the Tommies faced nine for the first time in program history. The only familiar opponents during the non-conference schedule are Montana State and Central Michigan. The Purple beat the Bobcats in five sets during the 2022 season before taking a 3-1 loss Aug. 31 to open the Tommie Invitational. St. Thomas also played Central Michigan in 2022, a 3-1 loss that was avenged with a 3-0 win on Sept. 14, 2023 in Green Bay, Wis.
The Youth Movement Continues
The 20-member Tommie squad is comprised of nine sophomores and five freshmen, to go along with two seniors and four juniors. St. Thomas is the only program in the country with a true sophomore class of at least nine student-athletes and is one of two to have a true sophomore, junior, or senior class of at least nine, joining UT Chattanooga who has a class of nine true juniors.
St. Thomas has seven new student-athletes on its roster this season: Bradley transfer and outside hitter Kaitlynn Peterson (Lakeville, Minn.), UNC Greensboro transfer and defensive specialist Ella Voegele (Plymouth, Minn.), freshman right side Emily Clausen (Waukesha, Wis.), freshman outside hitter Ellie Gustafson (Monticello, Wis.), freshman setter Morgan Kealy (River Falls, Wis.), freshman middle blocker Addison Schmotzer (Madison, Wis.), and freshman outside hitter Miriam Unongo (Minneapolis, Minn.).
Tommie Invitational Volleyball Tournament
The Tommies hosted their first tournament, the Tommie Invitational Volleyball Tournament, as an NCAA Division I program. St. Thomas went 1-2 during the tournament, grabbing a 3-1 win over California Baptist and taking losses of 3-1 to Milwaukee and Montana State.
Summit League Network
Beginning with the 2023 season, all home Tommie Volleyball matches, and all Summit League matches will be streamed exclusively on the Summit League Network, in partnership with Midco Sports. A subscription-based network, viewers can access all St. Thomas athletics events HERE.
Looking at the Yearbook
Reflecting on 2022, the Tommies fielded one of the youngest teams across all of NCAA Division I. Last year's squad included just one senior and three juniors with the youth of sophomores and freshmen including 16 student-athletes.
The Toms improved one victory over their 2021 season total as their second fall of Division I play, but the Purple continue to improve and compete at a high level. They picked up nonconference wins at 14-win Montana State and 18-win Saint Louis and swept Western Illinois in conference play. Both wins against Western Illinois came in straight sets.
All-Freshman Team: Part Two
Emma Goerger and Tezra Rudzitis followed in the footsteps of junior Lauren Galvin as selections to the seven-player Summit League All-Freshman Team last season. Goerger was one of four Toms to play in all 30 matches and ranked ninth in the league with 0.97 blocks per set and 24th with 2.67 points per set. She had 101 total blocks and 195 total kills. Rudzitis played in 28 matches with 21 starts and was second for St. Thomas with 2.07 kills per set (190 total kills).
Follow Along
For more information on St. Thomas Volleyball, follow along on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram at @tommievball
Join Us
To reserve your seat to be a part of the Tommies' 2023 season, click HERE to view ticketing information and purchase options.
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