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Emma Hatcher
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Rutgers-Camden RUC 6-10,0-4 NJAC
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Winner Montclair St. MSU 15-3,3-1 NJAC
Rutgers-Camden RUC
6-10,0-4 NJAC
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Final
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Montclair St. MSU
15-3,3-1 NJAC
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Rutgers-Camden RUC 15 14 27 10 (1)
Montclair St. MSU 25 25 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Volleyball Secures 3-1 Win Against Rutgers-Camden

Montclair, NJ – The Montclair State University volleyball team (15-3, 3-1 NJAC) hosted Rutgers-Camden (6-10, 0-4 NJAC) for a Tuesday night NJAC showdown, where the Red Hawks secured a 3-1 win against the Scarlet Raptors.

HOW IT HAPPENED
  • Camden jumped out to early leads of 5-2 and 8-4, before Montclair fired back with six unanswered points to take an 11-8 lead, sparked by two kills and a block by LILY THOMAS. The Scarlet Raptors closed the gap to 12-11 before a run of 6-1 pushed the Red Hawk lead out to 17-11. At a score of 18-14, Montclair, the Red Hawks rattled off seven of the next eight points to secure set one with a score of 25-15.
  • Both teams battled up to a 4-3 Rutgers-Camden lead. Montclair took control with a 9-2 run that saw two CAMRYN MUUSS service aces and kills by BRYN BAUTISTA and LUCY CORNELIUS to take a 12-6 advantage. The two teams saw a long back-and-forth exchange until, with a 19-14 edge, the Red Hawks scored the next six points and sealed set two by a score of 25-14.
  • Montclair rattled off the first five points and eventually extended the lead to 9-3. Camden clawed back to within two points at 9-7, but Montclair held them off with back-to-back kills by Muuss and Bautista. The two teams exchanged blows with the Red Hawks holding a 18-12 advantage. The Scarlet Raptors did not quit and fought back hard with a 7-2 run that cut the lead to 19-18. Kills from Muuss and Thomas put the Montclair lead out to 22-19, but Camden flipped the script with a 5-1 run to put themselves at a set-point score of 24-23. An attack error on the Scarlet Raptors invoked the win by two rule, and after a volley of points by both teams, Rutgers-Camden was the one to put the two points together and avoided the sweep by a set-three score of 27-25.
  • The Red Hawks came out of the block hot off the set-three defeat, jumping out to a 7-2 advantage. Camden tried to climb back at a score of 9-5, but Montclair put together the biggest run of the night with an 11-1 run that broke the set wide open at 20-6. Cornelius dominated that set on the serve with three service aces. The lead was too great to overcome and the Red Hawks sealed the set and the match by a score of 25-10 in set four.
     
INSIDE THE NUMBERS
  • It's been home cooking for Montclair this season thus far. They are a perfect 12-0 inside the Panzer Athletic Center and extended the win streak to seven matches in a row.
  • Muuss and Bautista each record double-doubles on the night. Muuss had 14 kills and 15 digs, with Bautista recording 12 kills and 19 digs.
  • Sophia DiProfio saw back-to-back matches with double-digit kills, with 10 on the night to go along with two blocks.
  • Also seeing season-highs tonight were EMMA HATCHER and Cornelius. Hatcher accumulated a career-high 22 digs in the contest, and Cornelius saw a season-high 47 assists. That performance is the seventh-best four-set mark in school history.
 
FROM THE COURT
  • We did a great job tonight on our offense, hitting close to .300 in the match. Lucy did a great job mixing the offense, and Bryn, Cam, and Sofia had great performances with double-digit kills. Both Lily and provided offense from the middle and had a great blocking game. We struggled a bit on serve receive, which was credited to Rutgers-Camden. They did a great job from the service line, and I thought they played hard on defense, making play after play. I am proud of the way we bounced back to finish the fourth set." Head Coach Eduardo Stawinski
 
UP NEXT
  • Montclair will head to Wilkes-Barre, Pa, for a tri-match on Saturday, October 11. They will face Elizabethtown at 2:00 p.m. before a matchup with host Wilkes at 4:00 p.m.
 
 
 
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