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3
Winner Sacred Heart SH 18-8,10-1 NEC
0
Merrimack Merri 4-19,2-9 NEC
Winner
Sacred Heart SH
18-8,10-1 NEC
3
Final
0
Merrimack Merri
4-19,2-9 NEC
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Sacred Heart SH 25 25 25 (3)
Merrimack Merri 19 21 19 (0)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Women’s Volleyball Suffers Defeat Against Sacred Heart

NORTH ANDOVER, MASS. – The Merrimack College women's volleyball team lost a Northeast Conference (NEC) matchup on Friday night against Sacred Heart University. 


The Basics
Score: Merrimack 0 Sacred Heart 3
Records: Merrimack (4-19, 2-9 NEC) | Sacred Heart (18-8, 10-1 NEC)


Rapid Recap
  • The Pioneers started out the first set by going on a four point lead but the Warriors broke it up. Julz Carlat had the first kill for the Warriors, looking to bring them back by following up with two more kills in the early first set. Cate Wright had five kills in the first set, Maalese Wallace had three kills, and Avery Brown had two kills. The Warriors had a three point lead later in the set that would eventually be broken up by Sacred Heart. The Warriors lost the first set 25-19.
  • The Warriors wasted no time going into the second set by taking a four point lead with kills lead by Brown and Wallace. The Pioneers would break up the lead but the Warriors looked to take over the game still with another kill from Wallace, a kill from Mia Ardila and Hannah Webber. Sacred Heart eventually tied the game up and later on finished the second set with Merrimack only trailing by four (25-21).
  • Going into the third set, both teams traded the lead looking to gain the advantage over one another. Brown, Carlat, Wallace, and Wright looked to take over and help the Warriors win the set with a few kills along with a few blocks from Webber. The Pioneers would go on to have a six point lead later on in the set which eventually got broken up by a kill from Brown. Sacred Heart would win the third and final set of the match 25-19.
 
Top Performers // Notes
● Wright led the way with thirteen kills.
● Carlat had 10 digs. 
● Ardila had 30 assists.


Up Next
The Warriors look to get back into action and close out their final home game of the season on Saturday when Central Connecticut comes to town for Senior Day. Game time is set for 4 p.m.
 
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