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Sarah Furst WVB
3
Winner Bridgewater (VA) BC 19-2,8-0 ODAC
0
Averett AUW 4-15,2-9 ODAC
Winner
Bridgewater (VA) BC
19-2,8-0 ODAC
3
Final
0
Averett AUW
4-15,2-9 ODAC
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Bridgewater (VA) BC 25 25 25 (3)
Averett AUW 12 22 12 (0)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Nationally Recognized Women's Volleyball Continues to Soar with Strong Play Against Averett

DANVILLE, Va. - Nationally recognized Bridgewater College women's volleyball exploded on both sides of the ball en route to a straight-set victory over Averett to complete the weekend road trip Saturday.  

The Eagles improve to an impressive 19-2 overall record and an undefeated conference record of 9-0. 

The Basics 

Score: (RV) Bridgewater (BC) 3, Averett (AU) 0 

Records: BC (19-2, 9-0), AU (4-15, 2-9) 

How It Happened 

  • BC pressed hard on the gas and never looked back from the opening point. To start the set, the Eagles rumbled to an explosive seven-point scoring streak to stand ahead in strong fashion with an 8-1 lead. Maecy Ann Frizzelle cracked back-to-back kills then Marlee Backover completed the Eagles' five-point scoring burst to hold a 19-6 advantage. Sarah Furst smacked the final point to close the first set, 25-12. 

  • In the second set, the Eagles continued their strong offensive outburst as Agnes Alford wound back and struck consecutive attacks to open with a 6-1 lead. Later in the set, the Cougars attempted a comeback rally as they put together a six-point scoring run; however, it was not enough. The Eagles safely got out of trouble and claimed the second set, 25-22. 

  • The Cougars received their first two-point lead of the day to start the third set, but once again the Eagles steamrolled. A seven-point scoring surge ensued and shortly after another seven-point run was repeated. Alford pummeled attacks and left the Cougars in their dust as BC took the win in three sets for a 25-12 set score. 

Match Notes 

  • Bridgewater led in all offensive categories with 57 points, 39 kills, 35 assists and 13 service aces. 

  • Agnes Alford led the match in kills and total blocks with 11 kills and 2.5 total blocks. 

  • The Eagles held the Cougars to a .021 hitting percentage. 

Up Next 

The Eagles are back in action on Tuesday, Oct. 27 as they face Southern Virginia at home beginning at 7 p.m. 

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