| Matchup |
Merrimack (4-22, 1-11 NE10) at
SNHU (8-12, 4-7 NE10) |
| Date/Time |
Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017 (7 p.m.) |
| Venue |
Hammel Court (North Andover, Mass.) |
| Multimedia |
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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. – The Merrimack College women's volleyball program plays its final two matches of the regular season at home beginning on Tuesday night when the Warriors host Southern New Hampshire University at 7 p.m. in a Northeast-10 Conference tilt from Hammel Court.
Last Time Out:
- Merrimack traveled to New York over the weekend, playing its final two road matches of the year at Adelphi and at Pace
- Against Pace, senior Christina Nye (Plaistow, N.H.) led Merrimack with 15 digs, while the Warriors posted 48 digs as a team, the ninth-highest total this season and most in their last five matches
- Also against the Setters, sophomore Catherine Flaherty (North Andover, Mass.) registered seven kills on 29 attacks, her fifth-most attack attempted this season
Inside the Series:
- Merrimack has already played SNHU once this season, falling in a non-conference match up in Manchester in three sets
- Junior Katelynn Marr (Franklin, Mass.) paced the Warriors with 10 digs and three aces last time against the Penmen, while Nye added nine kills
- The Navy and Gold have won four of their last six matches against the Penmen, including a four-set victory the last time SNHU visited campus.
Meet the Opposition:
| Merrimack (4-22, 1-11 NE10) |
Category |
SNHU (8-12, 4-7 NE10) |
| 9.25 |
Kills Per Set |
11.43 |
| 8.55 |
Assists Per Set |
10.45 |
| 13.64 |
Digs Per Set |
17.64 |
| Mary Kate McCarroll (185) |
Kills Leader |
Marissa Coronis (288) |
| Rosie Sperduto (578) |
Assists Leader |
Joanne Coffey (352) |
| Christina Nye (289) |
Digs Leader |
Kathleen Schurman (322) |
| Sofia Basauri (29.0) |
Blocks Leader |
Amanda Costales (41.0) |
| McCarroll (38) |
Service Aces Leader |
Coronis (28) |
Up Next
The Navy and Gold celebrate Senior Day on Saturday afternoon before their match against American International College, honoring the careers of Nye and fellow captain
Mary Kate McCarroll (Harrison, Ohio).
