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The Scots handed Stephanie Schleuder her 699th collegiate head coaching victory when they wrapped up weekend play at the Augsburg College Invitational by defeating Lawrence (Wis.) 3-1 in the seventh-place match.

Schleuder, who began her head coaching career in 1972 at Bemidji State, and later coached at the University of Alabama and the University of Minnesota before arriving at Macalester in 1998, needs one more victory to become the 13th active coach in college volleyball at any division to reach 700 wins. In the history of women's college volleyball, only 22 thus far have achieved 700 head coaching wins.

She needs one win to become the third active NCAA Division III coach with 700 career victories

Earlier in the tournament, Macalester was defeated by No. 13-ranked Wisconsin-Eau Claire 3-0, Northwestern (Minn.) 3-1 and No. 21 St. Benedict 3-1. Macalester's victory over Lawrence came by scores of 25-22, 27-25, 22-25 and 25-16.

Macalester's leading attackers through this four-match tournament were Majra Mucic (Jr., Zenica, Bosnia / St. Louis Park – Minn.) with 27 kills and Marie Godwin (Sr., Chaska, Minn.) with 24. Godwin also chipped in 2.6 digs per game.  For the second weekend in a row, Mucic was named to the all-tournament team.  St. Thomas won a 3-2 battle over St. Benedict for the team championship.

Leading the back row were Glasha Marcon (Fy., Richmond, Calif. / Albany) with 2.9 digs per game, Godwin with 2.6, Kiera Coulter (Jr., Davis, Calif.) with 2.3 and Anna Trier (Fy., Sun Prairie, Wis.) with 2.2.

Setter Steffanie Fisher (Fy., Lindenhurst, Ill. / Lakes Community) handed out 4.9 assists per set and Trier was Mac's top server with seven aces.

The Scots open MIAC play Wednesday (Sept. 16) when they host Gustavus at 7 p.m.