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Augusta volleyball continued its impressive Peach Belt Conference run by defeating Middle Georgia State 3-1 in a road match. The team’s performance was highlighted by strong individual contributions, securing their perfect conference record. Sofiia Snitsarevych led with 15 kills, while others like Layne Witherspoon and Mia Saavedra also made significant impacts. The Jaguars, now 8-0 in conference play, look to maintain their winning streak in upcoming matches against Middle Georgia and Lees-McRae.
Augusta, GA – Augusta volleyball continued its impressive run in the Peach Belt Conference by defeating Middle Georgia State 3-1 in a road match on October 23, 2025. The victory solidified Augusta’s perfect conference record, bringing the team’s overall season mark to 18 wins and 4 losses, with a flawless 8-0 standing in the Peach Belt Conference play.
The match showcased a strong performance from Augusta, which began by dominating the first set with a score of 25-15. Despite a late surge from Middle Georgia State in the second set, Augusta managed to secure a narrow win at 25-23. Middle Georgia claimed the third set 25-21, taking advantage of errors made by Augusta. However, the Jaguars rebounded in the fourth set, clinching it with a 25-17 victory to seal the match.
Sofiia Snitsarevych led the Jaguars with a stellar performance, recording 15 kills and three blocks. Layne Witherspoon contributed significantly with 14 kills and a notable .379 hitting percentage, along with four blocks. Angela Mateos also had a commendable outing with 10 kills and an impressive hitting percentage of .529. Setter Mia Saavedra made her mark as well, achieving a double-double with 10 kills and 29 assists, while Sydney Harrington provided additional support with 23 assists and two aces.
Defensively, libero Giulia Rodrigues played a crucial role by anchoring the defense with 17 digs, ensuring that Middle Georgia State faced challenges throughout the match. Augusta’s overall team performance was characterized by 62 kills and 10 blocks, while managing to limit Middle Georgia State to a hitting percentage of only .167.
Looking ahead, Augusta volleyball will return home on Saturday, October 25, for a non-conference rematch against Middle Georgia at 1 p.m. They will also compete against Lees-McRae later that day at 5 p.m. in Christenberry Fieldhouse. Fans and supporters of the team can follow updates and engage with Augusta University through their website and social media platforms.
The success of Augusta volleyball in the Peach Belt Conference this season highlights the team’s skills and determination on the court. With a strong roster and effective teamwork, the Jaguars are positioned well as they aim to maintain their undefeated streak in the upcoming matches.
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