MARCY, N.Y. - The SUNY Poly women's volleyball team lost to Morrisville St. on Wednesday in four sets 26-24, 18-25, 18-24, 13-25. The Wildcats came out of the gate hot, hitting .318 en route to a set one win. The team hitting percentage fell significantly down the stretch. The Wildcats hit just .058 in the match while Morrisville hit .246.
NOTABLE PERFORMANCES:
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Kaley Pichura had five kills, 13 assists, a team-high three service aces, and five digs.
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Ryan Fitzgerald had a team-high six kills, two service aces, and two digs.
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Sydney Pellman hit a team-high .231 with four kills on 13 swings. She also had a team-high 9 digs.
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Morrisville's Brianna Gates had a match-high 19 kills on 33 swings. She hit .273 in the match. Gates also recorded a pair of block assists and three digs.
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Hannah Taylor had 47 assists for the Mustangs. She also had four service aces and four digs.
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Kirsten Florio, Emily Huppee, and Kayci Olsen all had double-digit kill totals for Morrisville. Florio had 12, Huppee had 10, and Olsen had 11.
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Anna Salamino had a match-high 14 digs as the Morrisville libero.
UP NEXT:
The Wildcats will host a tri-match on Saturday, September 2nd with Utica and Plattsburgh. The matches will be at 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM. The Wildcats will play Utica at 12:00 PM and Plattsburgh at 4:00 PM. All of the matches will be streamed live on SPSN.
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