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Sophie Horn in action against Vermont State University Castleton.
Will Costello
Sophie Horn in action against Vermont State University Castleton.
0
Middlebury Mid 9-2,1-1 NESCAC
3
Winner Wesleyan (CT) Wes 8-0,2-0 NESCAC
Middlebury Mid
9-2,1-1 NESCAC
0
Final
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Wesleyan (CT) Wes
8-0,2-0 NESCAC
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Middlebury Mid 11 13 23 (0)
Wesleyan (CT) Wes 25 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Middlebury Shows Late Fight In Loss At #10 Wesleyan

The Middlebury volleyball team battled in a competitive third set, but ultimately fell to 10th-ranked Wesleyan in straight sets on Saturday afternoon in Connecticut.

HIGHLIGHTS
  • After a back-and-forth start, the hosts held a 6-5 advantage. The Cardinals then took control, as Carly Grumet logged five putaways across a 19-6 surge to give the hosts a 25-11 decision in the first set.
  • Wesleyan secured five of the first six points in the second stanza, headlined by a pair of Mila Chan kills. The Panthers parried with a 4-1 swing, with Molly Harrison and Gabby Pribisich each finding the floor to tighten the set to 6-5.
  • The sides traded the next seven points, headlined by a pair of putaways from Mischa Pendleton, to keep the navy and white within striking distance at 10-8. A 15-5 Cardinal run with trios of kills from Fiona LaCamera and Siena Steines sealed a second-set score of 25-13.
  • Knotted at 3-3 in the third frame, Middlebury rattled off six of the ensuing seven tallies to build a 9-4 cushion. Eliza Lowe joined Harrison and Pendleton with accurate attacks in the stretch.
  • Wesleyan flipped the script with a 9-1 surge that featured three kills from Grumet and two from Paulina Marino-Bindi to move back in front, 13-10.
  • After a 6-6 split of the next 12 points with pairs of swings from Natalie Stanford and Chan, the Panthers tallied four of the next five points to level the frame at 20-20.
  • The hosts used a 5-2 stretch to take the set (25-23) and the sweep.
NOTES
  • Cunniffe logged her third career double-double with 11 assists and 10 digs.
  • Stanford tallied a team-high seven kills, while Pendleton finished with six putaways at a .400 clip.
  • The programs met for the 37th time.
The Panthers return to Pepin Gymnasium on Tuesday, hosting Skidmore at 7:00 p.m.
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