Ottawa rallied past Saint Mary in four sets, winning 25-23, 22-25, 25-22, 25-20. Campbell Stark led the Braves with 18 kills, while setter Madison Brauner reached 2,000 career assists—becoming the sixth player in program history to hit the milestone.

By the Numbers
  • Ottawa won 3-1, taking the match in 4 sets.
  • Stark had 18 kills and a .342 hitting percentage.
  • The Braves recorded 59 kills and 84 digs.
  • Brauner reached 2,000 career assists, the sixth Ottawa player to do so.
State of Play
  • Ottawa is 13-9 overall and 10-2 in KCAC play.
  • The Braves are tied for second in the KCAC standings with Bethel, their next opponent.
What’s Next

Ottawa hosts Bethel on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 6 p.m. in Wilson Field House. The teams meet with identical 10-2 conference records and a share of second place at stake.

Bottom Line

Ottawa paired a milestone-setting performance with a strong finish, closing out the fourth set with a match-high 19 kills. The win sets up a direct test of the Braves’ position near the top of the conference standings.