Greensboro College - Volleyball Upends MU 3-1 in USAS Quarterfinals

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Volleyball Upends MU 3-1 in USAS Quarterfinals

Kelsey Hargrove

Pride Sports Info.

11/4/2008 10:59:00 AM

GREENSBORO, N.C.— Outside hitter Kacie Hyatt (Randleman, NC/Southern Guilford) recorded a match-high 17 kills, leading Greensboro College to a four-set win over visiting Methodist College (25-16, 25-18, 21-25, 25-17) to advance to the semifinals of the USA South Conference tournament.

Box score

The Pride improved to 17-20 overall, while Methodist University fell to 17-15. Greensboro advances to meet Christopher Newport in the next round on Friday.

Hyatt was joined by Sha McDuffie (Winston-Salem, NC/Parkland), who finished with 14 kills as part of a front row effort that drove 52 kills past the Monarchs. Teammate Emily Thompson (Mebane, NC/Cedar Ridge) finished with a team-high 11 digs, while Kelsey Hargrove (Apex, NC/Apex) and Chelsea Garton each had three services aces. Hargrove added 38 assists in the match.

Two other solid performances for The Pride came from Karen Riffanacht (Cheshire, CT/Cheshire) (6 kills, 2 digs) and Stacy Hendrix (Advance, NC/Davie County) (6 kills).

Jalesty Washington (15 kills) and Sara Yeatman (13 kills) led the way for the fifth seeded Monarchs. Yeatman completed a double-double performance with 13 kills in the back row. Libero Jordan Grady added nine digs for Methodist University. Kelsey Yates dished out 35 assists.

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