CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. – On the second day of the BC Invitational, the Stonehill women's volleyball team fell to New Hampshire in three sets, 3-0, early Friday evening.
STONEHILL HIGHLIGHTS
- Senior Addy Frye continued to be the Skyhawks most consistent hitter, posting a .333 attack percentage notching five kills on 12 and just one error.
- Freshman Roe Beland was flawless from the floor tallying three kills on nine attempts.
- Sophomores Sam Loyd and Haley Herndon also tacked on three kills.
- Sophomore Kendra Sawyer paced the offense with 10 assists.
HOW IT HAPPENED
UNH jumped out to an early lead. Behind kills from senior
Addy Frye and sophomore
Sam Loyd and blocks form freshman
Reegan Mishkin and sophomore
Kendra Sawyer, the Skyhawks valiantly clipped their way back into the game. But the Wildcats were able to close out the opening set, 25-15.
The Wildcats controlled the tempo throughout the second set to take a 2-0 match lead. But Stonehill found some offensive rhythm in the third set.
Sophomore
Haley Herndon and freshman
Roe Beland help the Skyhawks find momentum in the third set, but they were unable to quell a tough Wildcat offense.
UP NEXT
Stonehill will close out the BC Invitational tomorrow, Saturday September 5 when they face Bucknell at noon.
