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Milledgeville, GA – Augusta Volleyball has achieved its 10th victory of the season, improving to 2-0 in the Peach Belt Conference with their fifth consecutive win. The match against Georgia College showcased Augusta’s resilience after dropping the first set, followed by a comeback and a strong finish to clinch the match. Lauren Nelson led the team with an impressive 21 kills, while the overall team performance in offense and defense has made them a formidable contender in the league. The Jaguars look forward to their next match against Converse University.
Milledgeville, GA – Augusta Volleyball celebrated a significant milestone by securing their 10th win of the season, enhancing their record to 2-0 in the Peach Belt Conference. This victory represents their fifth consecutive win, solidifying their status as a strong competitor in the league.
The match unfolded on Saturday against Georgia College, where the Jaguars showcased their resilience after initially dropping the first set 25-14. Georgia College took advantage of several errors made by Augusta, setting the tone for the match early on.
However, Augusta regrouped in the second set, demonstrating determination and skill to win it 26-24, leveling the match at one set apiece. The Jaguars then shifted into high gear during the third set, boasting an impressive offensive display. They achieved 18 kills with a hitting percentage of .326, leading to a successful 25-20 win. Augusta maintained their momentum in the fourth set, limiting Georgia College to just five kills and clinching the set 25-16.
Individually, Lauren Nelson stood out as the match’s top performer, leading all players with 21 kills on 54 attempts, marking her first 20-kill match of the season. Layne Witherspoon also contributed significantly with 12 kills and seven digs, while Sofiia Snitsarevych and Patrycja Kabala each tallied eight kills. Setter Sydney Harrington played a crucial role in orchestrating the offense, recording 49 assists alongside a service ace. In the back row, Giulia Rodrigues made a notable impact with 31 digs, helping to thwart Georgia College’s offensive efforts.
Throughout the match, Augusta achieved a total of 55 kills and blocked five attacks, while efficiently holding Georgia College to an attack percentage of just 0.122. This strong defensive and offensive performance ultimately led to their continued success in the conference.
Looking ahead, the Jaguars are set to return home for a non-conference match against Converse University on Tuesday, September 30 at 7 p.m. The match will take place at Christenberry Fieldhouse, where Augusta will seek to extend their winning streak further.
As the team builds on their current form, the support from fans and the community continues to play a vital role in boosting the morale of the players and generating excitement for the upcoming matches.
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