BRYN MAWR, Pa. - Bryn Mawr Volleyball opened Saturday's action with a 3-0 sweep over Gwynedd Mercy inside the Class of 1958 Gymnasium. The Owls took the opening two sets 25-15 and 25-17 before closing out the Griffins with a 25-22 victory in the third set.
Highlights:
- Bryn Mawr came out strong offensively in the opening set, recording 13 kills with a .391 hitting percentage to take a 25-15 victory. The Owls followed with 12 kills in the second set before adding 10 in the final set.
- Abigail Quigley and Joelle Wise led the Owls offensively with eight kills each. Quigley recorded a .500 hitting percentage on 14 attacks, while Wise hit .417 on 12 attacks.
- Charlotte Mullen and Omi Oliver helped control the offense for Bryn Mawr, combining for 31 assists. Oliver led the Owls with 16 assists, while Mullen added 15 assists and three service aces.
- Amelia Chen anchored the Owls defensively with a match-high 13 digs while adding three service aces.
- Tula Reihman made her presence felt at the net with two solo blocks and two block assists while adding three kills.
- Bryn Mawr finished the match with 35 kills, 34 assists, 32 digs, 10 service aces and four total blocks.
BRYN MAWR, Pa. - Bryn Mawr Volleyball closed out Saturday's tri-match with its second straight-set victory of the day, defeating Elmira College 3-0 inside the Class of 1958 Gymnasium. The Owls opened with a 25-9 victory before taking the final two sets 25-20 and 25-18.
Highlights:
- Bryn Mawr controlled the opening set, holding Elmira to nine points to take an early 1-0 advantage. The Owls continue d their momentum with a 25-20 victory in the second set before closing out the match 25-18 in the third.
- Lucy Divis led the Owls offensively with nine kills on 17 attacks while hitting .353.
- Julia Zimmerman-Boyer followed with six kills on nine attacks for a .444 hitting percentage while adding a solo block.
- Charlotte Mullen helped lead the Owls' offense with 12 assists while adding a service ace.
- Amelia Chen led Bryn Mawr from the service line with seven service aces as the Owls finished the contest with 11 as a team.
- Tula Reihman added two solo blocks, while Emma Loller and Zimmerman-Boyer each recorded a solo block.
- Bryn Mawr finished the contest with 26 kills, 22 assists, 22 digs, 11 service aces and five total blocks.
