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UNC Greensboro

volleyball team
Carlos Morales
1
Chattanooga UTC 6-17,2-8 SoCon
3
Winner UNC Greensboro UNCG 18-4,7-2 SoCon
Chattanooga UTC
6-17,2-8 SoCon
1
Final
3
UNC Greensboro UNCG
18-4,7-2 SoCon
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Chattanooga UTC 13 25 15 19 (1)
UNC Greensboro UNCG 25 21 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball | | Jesika Moore, Assistant Director of Strategic Communications

Spartans Back in the Win Column at Home

GREENSBORO, N.C. – Kayla White scored her 1,000th career kill in the Spartans 3-1 win over the Chattanooga Mocs on Friday night. This is White's fourth time surpassing a career milestone this season.
 
  
HOW IT HAPPENED
  • The Spartans and Mocs kept the first set close, staying within one point of each other.
  • An 11-0 serving run by Kayla White would close out the first set. Brittany Wood scored three points, Grey Breen scored two, and White had three aces.
  • The Mocs evened the match, taking the second set 25-21.
  • Two 4-0 runs in the third set would give UNCG a seven-point lead over Chattanooga. Jocelyn Carter, White, and Wood led with three kills in the set win, 25-15.
  • UNCG did not let up, going on an early 4-0 run and a late 6-0 run in the final set.
  • White's 1,000th career kill started the Spartans first run.
  • Grey Breen ended the set, 25-19.
 
BY THE NUMBERS
  • Kayla White finished a match-high 17 kills, bringing her career total to 1,004. Grey Breen and Brittany Wood followed with 14 each.
  • White was the lone Spartans to have a service ace in the match. The outside hitter finished with three.
  • Breen finished the match with a .565 hitting percentage (14-1-23) and a career high three solo blocks.
  • Hannah Knier finished with eight total blocks in the match. She is joined by Wood, White, Carter, and Gabriela McHugh, who all had at least one block in the match.
  • Four Spartans had double digit digs tonight: Jenna Wiggs (14), McHugh (13), Stephanie Meysembourg (13), and Amanda Garvens (10).
 
 
COREY CARLIN'S COURSE OF THOUGHT
"Our team played well tonight. We had good communication and consistent energy for the majority of the match which was great to see. All of our hitters had good offensive performances and our defense was solid throughout, providing more swing opportunities. I'm proud of our players' effort, particularly or strong net presence. Having 16 blocks is a real statement in this league and put a lot of pressure on Chattanooga's hitters. We'll enjoy this tonight and then turn our focus to preparing for a good ETSU team tomorrow."

UPCOMING
The Spartans will conclude their weekend home stand with a 5 p.m. match against ETSU tomorrow in Fleming Gym.
 


 
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