The Devils scare off the green terror in the nip and tuck match

CARLISLE, Pa. – The Dickinson women’s volleyball team extended its winning streak to three on Wednesday night by holding off a valiant effort from visiting McDaniel College Green Terror to post a 3-0 conference win at the Kline Center.

• Things started well for the home team with aces Alexa Barowski And Grace Coccagna along with a kill for Amelia Kim it was 5:1.
• Four different members of the Green Terror recorded kills during a 10-3 game and shot to an 11-8 lead.
• Points from the hands of Emery Fishbach, Eliette WhittakerBarowski and Kim helped DC keep the lead at just three at 16-13.
• A kill for Jessica Currie He then started a string of nine straight games for the Devils Mallie ThomasBarowski and Whittaker joined in the fun and took a 22-16 lead.
• McDaniel couldn’t break through despite launching a 6-1 attack to get within one point (23-22) before a Whittaker kill and an Angalyn Strouse miss gave DC a 25-22 win.

• Once again, Dickinson was quick on the move, with Barowski, Currie and Kim taking seven of the first ten points.
• The group of Abigayle Bowley, Allyson Burgee, Nia Roberts and Strouse brought MC back to an even score of 9-9.
• Three errors by the guests and a solo kill for Kim made it 13:11, but Burgee and Young immediately countered and gave MC a 15:13 lead.
• Five of the following seven belonged to the Red and White Party Cassidy Davis, Camille Dofiles and Fishbach provided the narrow lead of 18:17 on offense.
• After three consecutive points for the guests Avery ButcherBarowski, Fishbach and Kim did just enough to stave off the terror with a score of 25-23.

• McDaniel appeared determined to win the match four sets early as Katherine Taveras, Bowley, Burgee, Roberts and Young gave her a 10-4 lead.
• The Devils tried to rebound with kills from Barowski, Currie, Davis and Whittaker, cutting the deficit to just one at 14-13.
• Despite points for Davis, Kim and Whittaker, the Red and Whites still trailed 19-16.
• The rest of the game belonged to the hosts as Barowski, Davis, Dofiles, Kim and Whittaker all recorded kills in a 9-2 run at the end of the game (25-21).

• Kills – Kim (9), Whittaker (6)
• Excavations – Coccagna (12), Butcher (10), Davis (7)
• Assists – Dofiles (16), Willow Palmer (10)

• Kills – Young (13)
• Excavations – Taveras (15)
• Assists – Comstock (28)

• Dickinson (12-7, 2-3 Centennial) will return to action on Friday afternoon at 4 p.m. when they face Austin College (Texas) at Colorado College in Colorado Springs, Colo.

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