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Mount St. Mary MSMC 6-4,0-0 Skyline
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Winner Amherst AMH 5-5,0-3 NESCAC
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Mount St. Mary MSMC 24 20 21 (0)
Amherst AMH 26 25 25 (3)
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Winner Amherst AMH 6-5,0-3 NESCAC
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Hartford Hart 9-5,1-0 CNE
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Amherst AMH 25 25 25 (3)
Hartford Hart 21 21 19 (0)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Mammoths power way to sweep at Hartford

WEST HARTFORD, CT. – After struggling in recent NESCAC matches, the Amherst College volleyball team bounced back this afternoon by sweeping two out-of-conference opponents, Mount St. Mary College and the University of Hartford, in 3-0 victories. 

The Mammoths will play their next match against another out-of-conference opponent, Westfield State University, at home next week on Tuesday. 

MATCH HIGHLIGHTS 
vs. Mount St. Mary College 

*After Mount St. Mary built an early 11-5 advantage over Amherst, the team rallied behind kills from Gabrielle Hines, Raegan Lentz, and Ellie Myers, coming within 1 point at 14-13. Mount St. Mary pulled ahead again to a late 21-15 advantage, but the Mammoths mounted another come back behind kills from Hines and Addison Lau. Amherst finished set one with a tight 26-24 victory. 

*Mount St. Mary and Amherst remained close throughout second set. With the score tied at 18-18, the Mammoths finally began to create some separation. An Addison Lau service ace started the run, and consecutive kills from Bailey Reid and Abby Nichols finished off the run, securing a 25-20 victory for Amherst. 

*Amherst took an early 9-4 lead over Mount St. Mary in the third set. Multiple service aces from Eleanor Jones ignited the Mammoths, allowing them to surge ahead more, gaining a 14-4 advantage. Although Mount St. Mary attempted to rally, kills from Raegan Lentz, Abby Nichols, Sofia Camilo, and Bailey Reid helped secure a 25-21 victory, completing the sweep. 

vs. University of Hartford 

*Similar to Mount St. Mary, Hartford also built an early advantage over Amherst in the first set. With a 6-1 Hartford lead, Amherst responded behind two service aces from Liliana Brandt, pulling within one point. Amherst gained a point advantage over Hartford at 15-14 later in the match. Behind blocks from Raegan Lentz, Sofia Camilo, and Tiana Richardson along with a Camilo kill, Amherst pushed its lead to 21-14. Although Hartford fought back, Amherst closed the match victorious at 25-21. 

*The second set was back and forth between the two teams. With the score tied at 13, Hartford initially pulled ahead to 16-13, but Amherst responded behind kills from Addison Lau and Ellie Myers, eventually gaining a 18-16 lead. A Tiana Richardson kill eventually put the Mammoths at set point, and Sofia Camilo provided another kills to finish with a 25-21 victory. 

*The two teams remained close during the first part of the third set. With the score favoring Amherst at 12-10, the Mammoths took off behind serves from Judith Subirats-Bosch and several attack errors from Hartford. With the lead at 17-10, consecutive kills from Tiana Richardson helped stretch the advantage to 20-12. Hartford fought back late to cut the deficit, but Amherst finished off with a 25-19 victory, completing the double-match sweep on the day. 

BY THE NUMBERS

vs. Mount St. Mary College 


*Reagan Lentz led the Mamoths with 12 kills, and Abby Nichols added 7. 

*Abby Nichols led Amherst with 6 total blocks, including 2 solo blocks and 4 block assists. Chloe Mensah added 4 total blocks. 

*Judith Subirats-Bosch led Amherst with 16 assists, and Liliana Brandt added 11. 

vs. University of Hartford 

* Addison Lau led the Mammoths with 11 kills, and Raegan Lentz added 7.

* Abby Nichols led the Mammoths with 4 total blocks (1 solo, 3 block assists), and Richardson and Camilo each added 3. 

*Judith Subirats-Bosch and Liliana Brandt led the Mammoths with 15 assists each. 
 
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