
Pioneers Downed by Great Danes 3-2
10/26/2021 10:23:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
Ciszek ties for national lead with fifth double-double.
FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Sacred Heart University women's volleyball team could not sustain its hot start Tuesday against Albany. The Pioneers fell 3-2 (19-25, 25-22, 22-25, 25-19, 15-12) to the Great Danes.
Records:
Sacred Heart: 12-8Â
Albany: 9-13
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Top Performers:
Sarah Ciszek (SHU): 48 assists, 17 digs, 11 kills
Jasmine Rogers (SHU): 9 kills, 18 digs
Dominique Felix (SHU): 11 kills, 14 digs
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Up Next:
Sacred Heart is on the road this weekend, starting Friday at St. Francis Brooklyn.
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Of Note:
Sacred Heart started the match by hitting .344 in the first set on its way to the 25-19 triumph. Unfortunately, the Pioneers hit .215 the rest of the way and the Great Danes had a .270-to-.239 advantage.
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Albany made the plays late in set two then it was SHU's turn to pull out the third set down the stretch. Tied at 19-19, the Pioneers got kills from Reghan Palanchi and Jasmine Rogers to open a three-point lead. Mackenzie Eford finished the set with a kill.Â
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In the deciding set, Albany jumped out to a 7-2 lead that SHU could not overcome.
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Named NEC Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week earlier in the day, setter Sarah Ciszek recorded her fifth triple-double, tying her for the national lead, with 11 kills, 48, assists and 17 digs. Olivia Fairchild and Dominique Felix each reached double-digit kills with 14 and 11, respectively.Â
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The Albany block was also formidable, as the guests had 16 rejections to the Pioneers' 10.
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Records:
Sacred Heart: 12-8Â
Albany: 9-13
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Top Performers:
Sarah Ciszek (SHU): 48 assists, 17 digs, 11 kills
Jasmine Rogers (SHU): 9 kills, 18 digs
Dominique Felix (SHU): 11 kills, 14 digs
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Up Next:
Sacred Heart is on the road this weekend, starting Friday at St. Francis Brooklyn.
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Of Note:
Sacred Heart started the match by hitting .344 in the first set on its way to the 25-19 triumph. Unfortunately, the Pioneers hit .215 the rest of the way and the Great Danes had a .270-to-.239 advantage.
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Albany made the plays late in set two then it was SHU's turn to pull out the third set down the stretch. Tied at 19-19, the Pioneers got kills from Reghan Palanchi and Jasmine Rogers to open a three-point lead. Mackenzie Eford finished the set with a kill.Â
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In the deciding set, Albany jumped out to a 7-2 lead that SHU could not overcome.
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Named NEC Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week earlier in the day, setter Sarah Ciszek recorded her fifth triple-double, tying her for the national lead, with 11 kills, 48, assists and 17 digs. Olivia Fairchild and Dominique Felix each reached double-digit kills with 14 and 11, respectively.Â
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The Albany block was also formidable, as the guests had 16 rejections to the Pioneers' 10.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
ANY
SH
Kills
75
66
Errors
24
24
Attempts
189
176
Hitting %
.270
.239
Points
92
80
Assists
68
53
Aces
1
4
Blocks
16
10
Game Leaders
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