IMMACULATA, Pa. – The Lebanon Valley College women's volleyball team earned a convincing 3-0 sweep of Immaculata University on Wednesday night. The Dutchmen claimed the match by set scores of 25-20, 25-17, and 25-17 while showcasing a balanced attack and strong serving performance.
After dropping the opening point of the match, LVC settled in and battled through a tight first set. LVC held an early advantage and led by as many as five points after a service ace from
Molly Thomas. The Dutchmen were able to extend the lead as the set went on and an ace from
Riley Mack gave them a 17-11 lead. Immaculata was able to chip away at the deficit, but the Dutchmen closed the set with a 25-20 win.
After a slow start to the second set, the Dutchmen responded in dominant fashion. Immaculata held the lead through the first 20 points at 11-9. The Dutchmen rallied and took their first lead of the set on a
Sofia Rios kill to make it 15-14. LVC then used the momentum to outscore the Mighty Macs the rest of the way for a 25-17 set victory.
The third set began slow once again as Immaculata raced out to a 9-3 lead. The Dutchmen slowly chipped away at the deficit and used a big 7-0 run to go up 16-12. The teams battled over the next few points and the Dutchmen led 20-17 before ending the match strong with the final five points of the night.
Inside the Box
- Mack led the Dutchmen attack with 11 kills, while adding seven digs, and one service ace.
- Casey Levan contributed across the board with five kills, a team-high three service aces, and six digs.
- Teaguen Reynolds was highly efficient offensively, recording six kills on nine swings for an outstanding .444 hitting percentage.
- Breanne Rotz added five kills and chipped in a solo block.
- Thomas dominated from the service line with a match-high four aces.
- Jasmine Sullivan directed the offense with a team-high 17 assists, while also adding a service ace, four digs, and a kill.
- Rios made an impact, dishing out eight assists, recording two kills, and adding a solo block while hitting .667.
Up Next
The Dutchmen will begin conference play next Wednesday, September 23, when they host Delaware Valley University at 7 p.m. inside Sorrentino Gymnasium.
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