WINCHESTER, Va. - Nationally recognized Bridgewater women's volleyball stung the Shenandoah Hornets in straight sets on the road Friday night.
The Basics
Score: Bridgewater (BC) 3, Shenandoah (SU) 0
Records: BC (22-2, 11-0), SU (12-11, 7-5)
How It Happened
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Both sides traded side outs and momentum control to start the match. The Hornets pushed ahead first to take an early 10-5 lead, but shortly after changed gear and turned on the jets for a massive eight-point scoring surge. From there, the Eagles stayed in front for the rest of the set, and Nora Van Horn palmed the final point for a 25-19 opening set score.
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SU did manage to crack the second set with the first point; however, the Eagles continued to fire away. Later in the set, BC used a strong seven-point scoring run to break away from the opposition as Agnes Alford and Reagan Stoop spiked hard to find open hardwood for a massive 19-9 advantage. Van Horn once again silenced the crowd with a stunning strike to close out the second set with a 25-12 set score.
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In the third set, the Hornets maintained a lead for much of the set. Service errors and errant attacks set the Eagles back slightly, although that did not slow them down. BC got into a groove late in the set, ripping a seven-point burst to end the match as Alford pounded the final point for a 25-23 final set score.
Match Notes
Up Next
The Eagles are back in action on Wednesday, Nov. 4 for their final home game of the season against Lynchburg at 7 p.m.
