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Wildcats volleyball comes together after a point against UCA
Southland Conference
1
Abilene Christian ACU 7-8,6-7 Southland
3
Winner Central Ark. UCA 11-7,9-4 Southland
Abilene Christian ACU
7-8,6-7 Southland
1
Final
3
Central Ark. UCA
11-7,9-4 Southland
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Abilene Christian ACU 15 14 25 18 (1)
Central Ark. UCA 25 25 23 25 (3)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Mueller, Harris lead Wildcats against UCA

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas—The Wildcats faced Central Arkansas in the first round of the Southland Conference Tournament on Wednesday afternoon, falling 3-1 to close out the season.
 
The Sugar Bears jumped out to the quick start winning each of the first two sets behind a powerful offensive attack. UCA hit .607 in set one and .556 in set two to take the commanding two sets to zero lead over the Wildcats. Despite a tough start to the match, the Wildcats rallied and were able to keep it close in set three. ACU had 13 kills in the set and after being tied 22-all, the team closed the set 3-1 to take the 25-23 win. Central Arkansas raced to another early lead in set four and while the Wildcats made a couple of late runs, they were unable to close it out, falling 25-18 for the set and match.
 
Katelyn Mueller led the way offensively for the Wildcats with 16 kills, while Mackenzie Harris contributed 16 digs. Emily Van Dyke played well for ACU down the stretch earning key points when needed and finishing with eight kills.
 
Scoring Summary
Set 1: 15-25
Set 2: 14-25
Set 3: 25-23
Set 4: 18-25
 
News and Notes
  • After UCA hit well over .500 in each of the first two sets, the Wildcats held them to under .200 in each of the final two sets.
  • Five different Wildcats had at least five kills in the match.
  • The Wildcats struggled with hitting errors later in the match, totaling 20 in the final two sets when they had just nine hitting errors in their first two sets.
  • UCA had four players tally double-digit kills.
Up Next
This completes the season for the Wildcats.  

 
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