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Sofia Camilo
3
Winner Amherst AMH 8-5,1-3 NESCAC
1
Connecticut Col. Conn 4-7,1-3 NESCAC
Winner
Amherst AMH
8-5,1-3 NESCAC
3
Final
1
Connecticut Col. Conn
4-7,1-3 NESCAC
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Amherst AMH 25 16 25 25 (3)
Connecticut Col. Conn 17 25 22 22 (1)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Mammoths snag 1st conference win in four-set victory at Connecticut College

NEW LONDON, CT – In its fourth NESCAC match, Amherst defeated Connecticut College 3-1 to achieve its first in-conference victory. The Mammoths improve to 8-5 on the season, while the Camels drop to 4-7. 

Amherst will continue NESCAC play tomorrow afternoon at 2 PM against Trinity. 

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS 

*In the first set, the Mammoths pulled ahead with an 11-6 lead, behind several kills from Ellie Myers and Sofia Camilo. The Camels responded with a run of their own, pulling within three at 16-13, but Amherst went on another run, highlighted by an Addison Lau service ace, to establish a late 22-15 lead. Naima Cho-Khaliq and Raegan Lentz clinched the first set with a combined block, securing a 25-17 Amherst victory. 

*Connecticut College responded in the second set. The Camels took an early 6-5 lead before going on a run to increase their advantage to 19-10. The Mammoths failed to get anything going offensively, outside of a few kills from Lentz, and fell to Connecticut College 25-16. 

*Amherst bounced back in the third set. Leading 9-8, the Mammoths went on a 3-0 run behind consecutive kills from Abby Nichols and Gabrielle Hines, along with a Naima Cho-Khaliq service ace. Amherst stretched its lead to 21-15, but Connecticut College scored five unanswered points to draw within one. Valiant kills from Hines, Nichols, and Lentz stamped out the late spark from the Camels, securing a 25-22 Amherst victory. 

*The match set for the Mammoths was highly contested. Although Amherst established an early 11-3 lead, Connecticut College battled back to tie the score at 15. Behind kills from Hines and Lentz, Amherst pushed its lead to 18-15, but the Camels bounced back once again, gaining a late 20-19 advantage. A late rally from the Mammoths, behind kills from Lentz and Hines, once again allowed Amherst to escape with another 25-22 victory. 


BY THE NUMBERS 

*Raegan Lentz led the team in kills with 12, and Gabrielle Hines added 10. 

*Naima Cho-Khaliq led the team in block assists with 7, and Raegan Lentz added 6. 

*Judith Subirats-Bosch led the team in assists with 19. 
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