Nova Southeastern Sharks Triumph Over Embry-Riddle Eagles in NCAA South Regional Tournament
Key points:
- Nova Southeastern Sharks defeated Embry-Riddle Eagles in the NCAA South Regional Tournament
- Nadia Lindner led the Sharks with 20 kills and a 0.432 hitting percentage
- The Sharks advance to the second-round of the NCAA Division II Tournament
Nova Southeastern Sharks defeat Embry-Riddle Eagles in four sets to open the NCAA South Regional Tournament. Nadia Lindner’s 20 kills and 0.432 hitting percentage lead the Sharks to victory. With the win, Nova Southeastern advances to the second round to take on the winner of the No. 2 Lynn versus No. 7 West Florida match. Coach Kacie Ehinger praises the team’s ability to rebound after losing the first set and looks forward to the upcoming battle. For more updates on Sharks Volleyball, follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB.
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