Volleyball Splits the Weekend Match-Ups
The women’s volleyball team travelled down to Western Connecticut State University this past Saturday for a double header. The opened their Little East Conference season against Western Connecticut and then followed it with a regular season game against Lehman College.
The first game against Western Conn, all the sets were close, only losing by two during the first one. The lead Western Conn would get in the beginning set a mood on the court. Regardless, PSU powered through and came together when Lex Bowers (Port St. Lucie FL) hit a kill and after a domino effect of errors from the opposing team, they came to shorten their lead to 17-15. Western Conn came out once again with a big lead, but we once again dug ourselves out of the whole, bringing the score to 24-23. A kill from the opposing team ended the first set and put PSU down 0-1.
The second set had an identical start; Western Conn grabbing a 7-1 lead. They stretched the lead out to 10 points at one point, but PSU rallied back. Alisha Flanagan (Milton NH) and Bowers started a riot and after Jill Tiner (Salem NH) hit a kill, Western Conn was shaken and started to make some errors. Giving PSU the hole they needed to see some light and bring the score to 23-18. Even with the late rally, they couldn’t hold them off, suffering another lost set.
The third set went like the second and made PSU take a timeout to refocus. They came alive after that, being down by seven before the TO and then getting it to 13-11. PSU was able to get down to one point behind, but the momentum was lost after that as they lost their third and final set to Western Conn.
It was a different melody for the sets against Lehman as PSU took control. There was an early tie at five but freshman Maria Wimpey (Concord NH) was feeling the energy and served six straight points for the Panthers. Francie Shaffer (Frederick CO) contributed with a pair of kills to put away the first set for a 25-14 win. Annie Heller (Hudson NH) helped Plymouth grab an early lead and after that it was all a memory as PSU walked with an easy 25-9 win; giving them the 2-0 advantage. The nal set was closein the beginning, Lehman travelling by one point. But after a nine point straight run and a kill from Allie Rogers (Sandown NH), they finished 25-12, and 3-0 overall.
The volleyball team played this past Wednesday as well against Amherst College. They lost 3-0 in the regular season game.
They are back this Saturday at Rhode Island College for another double header including Trinity College. Games are set for 12 p.m. and 2 p.m.
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