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Johnson C. Smith JCS 4-11,2-7 CIAA
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Winner Virginia St. VS 6-9,5-2 CIAA
Johnson C. Smith JCS
4-11,2-7 CIAA
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Final
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Virginia St. VS
6-9,5-2 CIAA
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Johnson C. Smith JCS 17 23 23 (0)
Virginia St. VS 25 25 25 (3)
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Winner Shaw Shaw 22-4,13-0 CIAA
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Virginia St. VS 6-10,5-3 CIAA
Winner
Shaw Shaw
22-4,13-0 CIAA
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Final
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Virginia St. VS
6-10,5-3 CIAA
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Shaw Shaw 25 25 25 (3)
Virginia St. VS 14 13 21 (0)
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Winner Winston-Salem WSSU 8-12,5-4 CIAA
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Virginia St. VS 6-11,5-4 CIAA
Winner
Winston-Salem WSSU
8-12,5-4 CIAA
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Final
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Virginia St. VS
6-11,5-4 CIAA
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 5 F
Winston-Salem WSSU 23 25 22 25 15 (3)
Virginia St. VS 25 21 25 20 12 (2)
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Winner Virginia St. VS 7-11,6-4 CIAA
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Livingstone Living 2-14,2-9 CIAA
Winner
Virginia St. VS
7-11,6-4 CIAA
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Final
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Livingstone Living
2-14,2-9 CIAA
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Virginia St. VS 25 25 25 (3)
Livingstone Living 9 22 20 (0)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Trojans end second CIAA Round up with two wins

Elizabeth City, N.C.- The Virginia State University volleyball team went to Elizabeth City State University for the second CIAA Round-up. In their four games they ended up winning two games. 

Game 1 VSU 3 JCSU 0 

  • After finding themselves down 6-3, VSU would score six unanswered points, four of those points came off Golden Bulls errors 

  • After Johnson City retook the lead at 14-13, Jennah Kareem started a 12-3 run with a kill. Kenedy Hoge and Peyton Resse would also obtain kills during the run. Leyla Conley would get the kill that would win the set for VSU 25-17 

  • In the second set Virginia State would jump out to the early 5-2 lead, Johnson City would then retake the lead and wouldn't relinquish it until the Trojans tied the set at 18 due to a bad set. 

  • While tying the game it was part of a quick 4-0 run and Amaya Cooper would end the set with a kill to win the 25-23 

  • The third set was a back-and-forth affair with each team going on mini runs. The Golden Bulls would go on a 5-1 run to retake the lead 19-17. 

  • However, with a kill by Cooper that started a 6-1 run for the Trojans to get only two points away from winning not only the set but the match 

  • VSU would win the set, 25-23 with a service error and would start the CIAA Round-up with a win 

Game 2 VSU 0 Shaw 3 

  • In the first two sets Virginia State would start both sets close, but Shaw would eventually pull away and win set one 25-14 and set two 25-13 

  • Set three was closer for the Trojans, but still saw them get down 13-4 early in the set 

  • However, VSU would answer with a 6-0 run, with five points coming from the Lady Bears 

  • Shaw would be the first team to get to 20 points as they went on an 8-3 run to make the score 21-13 

  • VSU would go on its second 6-0 run to get back within two points, but it would be too little too late as Shaw would prove victorious 25-21 

Game 3 VSU 2 WSSU 3 

  • VSU opened the first set on a 7-1 run which included two kills from Kennedy Hoge and one from Resse 

  • After WSSU made it a one-point game, 10-9, two kills by Reese made it 14-10 after a mini run for the Trojans 

  • The teams would then go back and forth for the remainder of the first set with VSU coming out on top 25-23 

  • The second set would see neither side take a huge advantage until it was tied at 15 all. After that WSSU would go on a 7-2 run to take a 22-17 lead 

  • Conley would end the run with a kill and the next point would also belong to Virginia State, but the Rams would end up on top in the set 25-21 

  • The third set was also tightly played as the largest lead in the set would belong to VSU at 14-10, and a kill by Hoge would win the set for the Trojans 25-23 

  • WSSU would take an early 7-5 lead in the fourth set before two errors, a service ace from Leila Jackson and a kill by Hoge shifted momentum to the Trojans at 9-7 

  • However, the Rams would seem to rattle off two to three points at a time while only limiting VSU to one point at a time to eventually win the set 25-20 

  • In the fifth set WSSU would get to the eight-point mark first leading by two points. After switching side VSU would tie the game back up with two errors from the Rams 

  • Winston Salem would then answer with a 5-1 run and would gain the momentum and win the match with a set 5 win 15-12 

Game 4 VSU 3 Livingstone 0 

  • Virginia State was in total control in the first set winning 25-9 

  • They opened the set on a 17-5 run which included kills from five different players 

  • The second set was more tightly contested as it was tied at seven all early 

  • Neither team could gain much separation when LC was up 15-14 until VSU started a 6-1 run which started with a kill from Conley 

  • The Trojans would end the set scoring four of the last five points with a kill by Hog the winning point at 25-22 

  • In set three Virginia State jumped out to an early 7-4 lead with kills from three different Trojans 

  • However, the Blue Bears would mount a comeback and make the third set tough challenge as each team wouldn't give an ounce as neither team could hold more than a one-point lead 

  • Late in the set VSU would be up 21-20 after the Blue Bears scored due to an attack error. VSU would score the last four points from three straight attack errors and a service ace from Reese 

With the two wins Virginia State now sits at 7-11 and 6-4 in conference play. The team will travel back home to play on Thursday October 19th taking on Elizabeth City State University at 6 p.m. 

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