Lebanon Valley 3, St. Mary's College of Maryland 1 (25-17, 25-13, 22-25, 25-12)
 
How It Happened vs. St. Mary's (Md.)
 
BRIDGEWATER, Va. – Lebanon Valley's volleyball team finished up its regular season by competing at Bridgewater's Tri-Match against the Eagles and St. Mary's (Md.) The Dutchmen edged St. Mary's 3-1 in the opening match.
 
The Dutchmen opened up the first set with two kills from Jess Attieh. LVC then went on a four-point run creating a five-point spread to make the score 6-1. The Seahawks kept the hope alive, however, when St. Mary's tied it up at 16-16, but three LVC kills and an attack error by the Seahawks gave the Dutchmen another four-point run. Lebanon Valley took the first set 25-17, ending it with an ace on a five-point run.
 
The second set started off different than the first with the Seahawks taking the a 5-2 early lead with two bad sets and an attack error. LVC kept pushing on and went on a five-point run with three kills coming from Attieh and two hitting errors from St. Mary's. LVC continued this trend and went on two more point runs creating a nine-point gap (21-12). The Dutchmen finished off the set with another four-point run, three of those coming from Seahawk attack errors, to win the set 25-13.
 
After St. Mary's edge LVC in the third set, the fourth and final set was much like the first two. LVC started off strong with a four-point run by Amanda Sides. The Seahawks tried to come back, but the Dutchmen wouldn't let up and went on another four-point run, forcing St. Mary's to call the first timeout (11-4). The timeout seemed to help in the short-term, but with three hitting errors and two service aces, LVC went on a six-point run creating an 11-point spread (17-6). Errors continued to be the downfall for the Seahawks with the fourth set being the lowest hitting percentage for the match at -.118.
 
Inside the Numbers vs. St. Mary's
- Attieh and Jayna Class led the team with 16 kills each and Class hit an impressive .667 with 21 attempts.
- Reily Shelly led the team with 15 digs and 2 aces.
- Jensen Burnheimer had 45 assists.

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How It Happened vs. Bridgewater College
Bridgewater College 3, Lebanon Valley 0 (25-21, 25-23, 25-28)
 
After coming off of a win, LVC fell to the hosts in a three-set sweep. After splitting this afternoon, the Dutchmen brought their overall record to 17-11 heading into MAC Commonwealth Tournament action next week.
 
The beginning of the opening set was back-and-forth, but then LVC gave up an 11-point run making the score 15-5. The Dutchmen tried to come back creating a few runs of their own, but it wasn't enough as the Eagles won the set 25-21.
 
The second and third sets were more back and forth. Both the Dutchmen and the Eagles took the lead at different points in the sets. In the second, the Eagles took the lead after a tie of 11-11 and kept it the entire rest of the set. Bridgewater College won the second set 25-23. In the third, the Eagles took the lead earlier in the set and kept pushing. With a four-point run late in the set, Bridgewater College brought the score to 24-16, and went on to win the set 25-18.
 
Inside the Numbers vs. Bridgewater
- Amanda Sides had the teams best hitting percentage with .263.
- Attieh led the team in kills (9), digs (12) and tied with 1 solo block.
- Burnheimer had 20 assists.
- Kaitlyn Reed had led the team in aces with 2.
 
Who's Next?
LVC heads to Arcadia on Wednesday, Oct. 31 for the MAC Commonwealth Tournament Semifinal round against the Knights at 7:30 p.m.
 
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