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Princeton University Athletics
Friday, October 4
Princeton, N.J.
7:00 PM
Princeton University
6-5 (2-0Ivy)
3
vs
1
Columbia
7-5 (0-2Ivy)
| Team | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Final F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Columbia | 19 | 25 | 24 | 15 | 1 |
| Princeton | 25 | 22 | 26 | 25 | 3 |
Photo by: Noel Valero
Princeton Powers By Columbia, 3-1
October 04, 2019 | Women's Volleyball
PRINCETON, N.J. – The Princeton Tigers collected their fourth straight victory with a 3-1 takedown of the Columbia Lions at Dillon Gym on Friday night.
The Lions pushed ahead in set one, 16-11, before the Tigers roared back to tie the contest at 18-all. Consecutive attack errors finally put Princeton in the lead, 20-18, forcing a Columbia timeout. The Tigers finished the first set with five straight points to finish up a 25-19 decision.
Evened at 16-all in set two, Columbia went ahead with four of the next five points, setting the score at 21-17. Princeton got within two, but the Lions ultimately won the set, 25-22.
Kills by Maggie O'Connell, Clare Lenihan and an attack error gave the Tigers an 18-16 advantage in the next frame. Columbia eventually tied the score at 20 and 21-all. Princeton raced out to set point, but the road squad rebounded with three straight (24-24). O'Connell finished off the stanza with consecutive kills and put head coach Sabrina King's squad in front, 2-1.
King's unit closed out the Ivy matchup in impressive fashion, rolling off eight straight points to secure set four, 25-15.
Finishing one kill shy of a double-double, Devon Peterkin dropped in 16 digs, two service aces and two solo blocks. Elena Montgomery led the Tigers with 19 kills while O'Connell had an impressive .483 hitting percentage (16 kills) in the victory.
Princeton finishes the Ivy League weekend vs. Cornell tomorrow (5 p.m.).
The Lions pushed ahead in set one, 16-11, before the Tigers roared back to tie the contest at 18-all. Consecutive attack errors finally put Princeton in the lead, 20-18, forcing a Columbia timeout. The Tigers finished the first set with five straight points to finish up a 25-19 decision.
Princeton 25, Columbia 19 | Set 1
— PrincetonVolley (@PrincetonVolley) October 4, 2019
Tigers rally from six down to take the first set against the Lions! Four different players had a kill in the stanza. pic.twitter.com/9LpS3BzXT0
Evened at 16-all in set two, Columbia went ahead with four of the next five points, setting the score at 21-17. Princeton got within two, but the Lions ultimately won the set, 25-22.
Kills by Maggie O'Connell, Clare Lenihan and an attack error gave the Tigers an 18-16 advantage in the next frame. Columbia eventually tied the score at 20 and 21-all. Princeton raced out to set point, but the road squad rebounded with three straight (24-24). O'Connell finished off the stanza with consecutive kills and put head coach Sabrina King's squad in front, 2-1.
Princeton 26, Columbia 24 | Set 3
— PrincetonVolley (@PrincetonVolley) October 5, 2019
What an effort by Devon to save the point and Maggie takes care of the set!
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King's unit closed out the Ivy matchup in impressive fashion, rolling off eight straight points to secure set four, 25-15.
Finishing one kill shy of a double-double, Devon Peterkin dropped in 16 digs, two service aces and two solo blocks. Elena Montgomery led the Tigers with 19 kills while O'Connell had an impressive .483 hitting percentage (16 kills) in the victory.
Princeton finishes the Ivy League weekend vs. Cornell tomorrow (5 p.m.).
Team Stats
COL
PRIN
Kills
58
61
Errors
22
15
Attempts
135
134
Hitting %
.267
.343
Points
67.0
77.0
Assists
53
51
Aces
4
5
Blocks
5.0
11.0
Game Leaders
Kills
19
Aces
0
Blocks
3
Kills
16
Aces
0
Blocks
2
Kills
9
Aces
2
Blocks
4
Kills
9
Aces
2
Blocks
2
Players Mentioned
MB
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