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Devon Cowan, Jake Stegman, Noah Verlinde, Luke Williams, and Mason Woodward will serve the Golden Eagles as captains in the spring. Woodward is the first four-time captain in program history, following up on being the first three-time All-American last season.

Here's how the league office wrote up Marquette's fireballing shooter this week: In a 2-0 week for the Golden Eagles, averaged 18.0 points, 2.5 rebounds and .579 shooting, including an .833 mark from three

Here's what the Big East office said about Marquette's big man: Made the All-Tournament Team at the Maui Invitational after averaging team highs of 17.0 points and 6.0 rebounds. Shot 68.8 percent from the field. Helped MU to a runner-up finish.

Here's what the Big East said about Marquette's star middle blocker: Murray anchored a Marquette squad that refused to relinquish a set, sweeping St. John’s and Seton Hall to clinch a share of the BIG EAST regular season title. The middle blocker averaged 1.33 blocks per set while hitting a league-best .611. Against the third-seeded Red Storm, Murray logged three blocks and four kills on .667 hitting. The following day she produced a match-bets five blocks with even kills and a dig. Through the weekend, Murray did not have a single hitting error. In addition, Aubrey Hamilton was on the Weekly Honor Roll. Here's the writeup: Hamilton led Marquette with a team-best 4.67 points per set as the Golden Eagles secured their third consecutive regular season title. This week, the senior ranked 2nd in the BIG EAST in service aces (4, 0.67/set), 3rd in points (4.67/set), and 9th in kills (21, 3.50/set). In Saturday’s sweep of Seton Hall, Hamilton led both teams with 11 kills.

Here's what the Big East said about Marquette's emerging scoring star: 20.5 points off .636 shooting, including a .714 clip from three in a 2-0 week; game-high 22 points in win at IUPUI

Here's what the Big East said about Marquette's point guard: In a 71-64 victory at No. 23 Illinois, recorded 24 points, six rebounds, four assists and two steals. Made 10-of-18 from the field.

Here's what the league office said: Reitsma was a crucial cog in Marquette’s offensive machine this week, averaging 3.86 kills and 5.64 points per set on .407 hitting. Across the Golden Eagles pair of victories, the junior averaged a BIG EAST best 1.43 service aces per set. In Friday’s 3-0 victory over Georgetown, Reitsma registered a career-best seven service aces in addition to nine kills. On Saturday, she produced a match-best 18 kills in addition to 11 digs, three service aces, and two blocks in a 3-1 defeat of Villanova.

Here's what the league office said: Karlen helped lead Marquette to a 2-0 start to the season, which included a win over No. 23 Illinois on Saturday. Against the Fighting Illini, Karlen scored a game-high 22 points off 11-of-16 shooting, while grabbing four boards and registering an assist and a steal. Eight of her 22 points came in the fourth quarter as MU held off the Illinois charge. Karlen opened the season with a 10-point, 10-rebound double-double in Monday’s win over UT Martin. She shot over 65 percent from the field on the week.

Here's what the league office said: Jones led the Golden Eagles to a 2-0 week by averaging 21.5 points and being the game’s leading scorer in both contests. He had 20 points in the season-opening win over Northern Illinois (92-70) and 23 points in a victory against Rider (95-65). His 21.5 scoring mark came while averaging only 24 minutes per game.

Told you guys a while ago about this.. @StevieM259 and me are excited to announce that our podcast, “The K1 and Stewie show” will be launching our first episode with some familiar faces as our first special guests, Tyler Kolek and Oso Ighodaro tomorrow on Apple Music and Spotify pic.twitter.com/NHQYn7duXP

— Kameron Jones (@csgkam) November 16, 2023

My favorite part about this is the Marquette Wire logo in the corner. Student Media FTW!