Carroll College Volleyball Falls to Montana Western in Four Set Match: Game Recap and Highlights

2023-10-26 03:51:38

HELENA, Mont. – The Carroll College Volleyball team dropped a four set match to Montana Western, 3-1 on Wednesday evening at the Carroll College PE Center.

The Fighting Saints (5-18, 0-7) found early success, but were unable to sustain it, eventually falling in four sets to the Bulldogs (18-3, 5-2) on a frigid night in Helena.

The game started as well as the Saints might have hoped for heading into the evening. Carroll rode a .211 hitting percentage and six kills from Sidney Gulick (Kalispell, Mont. / SO) to jump out to a first set victory, 25-22.

Things would shift in a hurry, however, with Carroll hitting just . 086 in the second frame, while the Bulldogs found their stride (.267), and Western would race to a 25-15 second set victory to even the match at 1-1.

Trailing 21-18 late in the third set, the Saints would march back to tie things up a 23-23, but the Bulldogs would find a way to rattle off the final two points of the set and take a 2-1 advantage.

Western had their best hitting frame of the night in the fourth set, and wrapped up a 25-17 set win to take the match three sets to one.

Mara Lynch (Bozeman, Mont. / SR) had another outstanding night for the Saints, leading all players with 16 total kills and adding 15 digs as well.

Jansyn Carrizales (Sunnyside, Wash. / FR) led Carroll with 23 assists and a pair of aces.

Julia Carr (Portland, Ore. / SR) finished her night with 22 digs.

Western’s Kaylee Fritz led all players with 32 assists, while Peyton Vogl had a game-high 6 blocks for the Bulldogs.

Next up for the Saints is a trip to Great Falls on Friday for a match with the Argonauts of Providence at the McLaughlin Center.

Visit www.carrollathletics.com for a preview of that match, and to stay up to date with everything going on in Carroll Athletics.

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