GLENSIDE, Pa. – Lebanon Valley College senior
Teaguen Reynolds recorded a team-high 9.5 points as the women's volleyball team dropped a tough 3-1 decision at Arcadia University on Wednesday evening at Alumni Gymnasium in Glenside. The Knights won by scores of 20-25, 25-19, 25-20, 25-19.
LVC won the first set as they got out to a big 7-4 lead following a service ace from Reynolds. The Knights cut the lead to two points before a big 5-2 run pushed the advantage up to 14-9. The Dutchmen continued to extend the lead as
Jillian Jefferys and
Libby Lindau blocked an attack to make it 21-12. Arcadia didn't go quietly in the set and rallied to make things interesting before Jefferys put away the final point to give the Dutchmen a 25-20 set win.
Arcadia used a strong 5-2 start to the second set. LVC answered right back and tied the set on a
Jasmine Sullivan point. The Knights then used a 6-1 rally to build the advantage up to five. They extended the lead to 19-10 and then held off a late rally from the Dutchmen to tie the match up at one with a 25-19 set victory.
LVC won the first two points of the third set before Arcadia scored 10 of the next 11. They continued their run and built their lead up to 13-4. Once again, the Dutchmen started a late comeback in the set, but it wasn't enough as the Knights took the lead in the match with a 25-20 set win. The fourth set began with three straight points by the Knights. LVC countered, and back-to-back points by
Hadley Sparks and Jefferys tied the set at four. The teams battled back and forth, and the Dutchmen took a 9-8 advantage. Arcadia scored seven of the next nine points to gain the lead back. They pushed the advantage up to 20-13 and held off another late set rally from the Dutchmen to win the set 25-19.
Inside the Box
- Reynolds finished with seven kills, a .385 hitting percentage, three block assists, and one ace.
- Sullivan had four kills on six attacks for a team-best .667 hitting percentage, 18 assists, and 1 block assist.
- Jefferys tied for the team lead with eight kills and had two block assists.
- Lindau had five kills, a .455 hitting percentage, and three block assists.
- Riley Mack tied for the team lead with eight kills and added three digs.
- Molly Thomas recorded a team-high 11 digs, four assists, and one ace.
- Sparks finished with seven kills, eight digs, and one ace.
- Sofia Rios had 10 assists, five digs, and two block assists.
Up Next
The Dutchmen will be back in Sorrentino Gymnasium on Saturday, October 24, as they host York College of Pennsylvania at 12 p.m. in a MAC crossover battle.
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