Substitution!Johnson & Wales (CO) substitution: Virginia Guatier for Natasha Martin. Substitution!Austin substitution: Katie Davis for Maribeth Punjak. Substitution!Austin substitution: Mack Bolen for Catalina Canizalez. Substitution!Austin substitution: Bayleigh Green for Kristi Stevens. Substitution!Johnson & Wales (CO) substitution: Yesenia Hernandez for Rebecca Brock. Shot by Johnson & Wales (CO) Maysen Whitney, Save (by goalie) Maya Erwin. Substitution!Austin substitution: Maribeth Punjak for Chloe Towler. Substitution!Johnson & Wales (CO) substitution: Jenna Bonfardine for Asianna Harris. Substitution!Johnson & Wales (CO) substitution: Amanda Fischer for Katherine Owings. Substitution!Austin substitution: Jordan Seward for Anessa Tomblin. Substitution!Austin substitution: Sydney Padget for Taylor Dornseifer. Substitution!Austin substitution: Tori Ortiz for Lina Cruz. Shot by Johnson & Wales (CO) Rebecca Brock, Wide. Goal!GOAL by Johnson & Wales (CO) Natasha Martin, Assist by Maysen Whitney, goal number 5 for season. *cross through the middle bottom right ( 0 - 1 ) Goal!GOAL by Johnson & Wales (CO) Rebecca Brock (FIRST GOAL), Assist by Asianna Harris, goal number 2 for season. and Babson College at 1:30 p.m.Katelyn Peters at goalie for Johnson & Wales (CO).
Union will return to action tomorrow with two more matches at Johnson & Wales, taking on Clark University at 11 a.m. The teams traded leads until a Lafontant ace tied the set at 22, but a service error and two JWU kills sealed the set and the match for the home team. But the tide quickly turned, with Johnson & Wales scoring 10 of the next 12 points to gain the advantage. The visitors took that momentum into the fourth set, grabbing an early 9-3 lead. Johnson & Wales again battled back and had a match point at 24-23, but a Webster kill extended the match and back-to-back JWU errors gave Union the third set. The Wildcats clawed back to tie the score at 19, but back-to-back kills from junior Denesha Lafontant and Litchfield put Union back ahead. Union came out strong in the third set, scoring five straight points to take an early 8-3 lead and then adding on eight consecutive points to run its lead to 11 at 16-5. A 10-3 run midway through the second set put Union in a good spot up 15-11, but JWU mounted a comeback, recording 14 of the set's final 19 points to take a 2-0 lead. Trailing by one at 6-5, the Dutchwomen could not string together consecutive points the rest of the way as the home team took the opening set. Junior Haley Kresch just missed a double-double with 26 assists and nine digs, while senior Jessica Siragusa posted a match-best 24 digs in a losing effort.Ĭoming off the New Paltz victory, Union struggled in the opening set, recording just five kills. Three players tied for the team lead in kills in the loss, as junior Julia Webster, sophomore Keara Page and first-year Kirsten Litchfield all put down eight kills in their Union debuts. Union started off slowly in their second match of the evening and then faded down the stretch in a 3-1 (25-12, 25-20, 24-26, 25-23) defeat. Unfortunately, no stats are available for the match at this time. Union started its 2021 campaign with a hard-fought five-set victory over New Paltz. – The Union College women's volleyball team split a pair of matches in its 2021 season-opener on Friday night at the Johnson & Wales Invitational, outlasting SUNY New Paltz in a five-set marathon before coming up short to the host Wildcats in four sets.
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