Virginia Wesleyan Volleyball Splits Tri-Match, Hannah Smith Shines
Key points:
- Virginia Wesleyan University volleyball team splits the tri-match, losing to Johns Hopkins 3-1 and winning against Swarthmore 3-0
- Hannah Smith leads the team with 11 kills in the first game and 12 kills in the second game
- Virginia Wesleyan's strong start helps them secure the win against Swarthmore
Virginia Wesleyan University volleyball split a tri-match, falling to Johns Hopkins 3-1 but dominating Swarthmore 3-0. In the first game against Johns Hopkins, the Marlins lost a close battle in the first set 25-23. They fought back and won the second set 25-23, but ultimately fell in the third and fourth sets. Hannah Smith led the team with 11 kills and 10 digs. In the second game against Swarthmore, the Marlins bounced back strong, winning all three sets convincingly. Hannah Smith once again led the offense with 12 kills and eight digs. Haley Sutton contributed 22 assists in the win.
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