Wingate University Bulldogs Sweep Past Lenoir-Rhyne University Bears in Regional Semifinal
The Wingate University Bulldogs swept past the Lenoir-Rhyne University Bears in a 3-0 victory, advancing to the regional semifinals for the 13th time in 15 years. Wingate won by scores of 25-19, 25-16, and 26-24, improving their overall record to 28-3. They will compete against Anderson in the semifinal.
The Bulldogs' dominant performance and consistent success in the NCAA Tournament highlight their status as a strong and perennial contender in women's volleyball. Their advancement to the regional semifinals further solidifies their reputation as a powerhouse program.
- Wingate had 44 kills and 12 digs in 127 attacks, hitting .252
- Lenoir-Rhyne had 30 kills and 15 errors in 127 swings to hit .118
- The Bulldogs held a 75-62 advantage in digs
- Wingate had 10 of the 13 aces in the match
- Wingate had at least 14 kills in every set, hitting over .230 in all three frames
- Wingate University Bulldogs advanced to the regional semifinals in the NCAA Tournament.
- Wingate has a strong historical record in NCAA Tournament play, with 18 consecutive appearances and 19 overall.
- The Bulldogs have a 22-4 record in NCAA Tournament matches held in Cuddy Arena.
- Wingate swept all three matches against Lenoir-Rhyne University this season.
Wingate University Bulldogs will face Anderson in the regional semifinals. The winner of the match will advance to the region title match.
The Wingate University Bulldogs' dominant victory and advancement to the regional semifinals underscore their status as a top-tier volleyball program, known for their consistent success in the NCAA Tournament.
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