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The Augusta University volleyball team achieved a remarkable performance by winning two matches at Christenberry Fieldhouse. With these victories, the Jaguars improved their overall record to 20-4 and maintained an undefeated standing in the Peach Belt Conference. The first match saw them overpower Middle Georgia State in straight sets, while the second match tested their resilience as they overcame Lees-McRae in a thrilling five-set battle. This winning streak showcases the team’s strong performance as they prepare for their next match against UNC Pembroke.
Augusta, Georgia – The Augusta University volleyball team secured two victories on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at Christenberry Fieldhouse, solidifying their spot at the top of the Peach Belt Conference. The team improved their overall record to 20–4 and remains undefeated in conference play at 9–0.
In the first match of the day, Augusta faced off against Middle Georgia State, dominating the match and winning in straight sets with scores of 25–19, 25–21, 25–17. The Jaguars showcased impressive teamwork, recording a team hitting percentage of .326 and achieving 43 kills, while effectively limiting their opponents to a hitting percentage of .173.
Setter Mia Saavedra was a standout performer, leading the team with 13 kills at an impressive hitting percentage of .579, along with contributing 16 assists and 2 service aces. Teammate Sofiia Snitsarevych played a crucial role as well, adding 9 kills and 2 blocks to the effort. Layne Witherspoon supported the team with 5 kills and 4 blocks. Middle hitter Angela Mateos managed 5 kills at a hitting percentage of .143 along with 2 blocks. Giulia Rodrigues recorded 10 assists and 8 digs, while Sydney Harrington contributed 13 assists and 6 digs.
The second match of the day was a more challenging affair, where Augusta faced Lees-McRae in a thrilling five-set battle, ultimately winning 3–2 with set scores of 14–25, 23–25, 25–14, 25–3, 15–12. After dropping the first two sets, Augusta made a significant comeback, dominating the fourth set and limiting Lees-McRae to only 3 points while hitting an astounding .632 as a team.
Lauren Nelson was a key offensive player in the second match, leading the Jaguars with 17 kills and 3 service aces on a hitting percentage of .469. Again, Snitsarevych made a strong contribution with 11 kills and 8 blocks, while Mateos added 5 kills and 7 blocks. Rodrigues spearheaded the defensive effort with 19 digs and served an impressive 7 aces. Saavedra completed another double-double, achieving 28 assists and 12 digs in the match. Overall, the team finished with 51 kills, 22 blocks, and 10 service aces, restricting Lees-McRae to a hitting percentage of .044.
This successful day on the court marks three consecutive wins for the Augusta University volleyball team. The Jaguars are set to continue their quest for excellence with their next match against UNC Pembroke, scheduled for Tuesday, October 28, at 6 p.m. at Christenberry Fieldhouse.
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