PAXTON, Mass.—The Anna Maria College volleyball team downed the Vikings
of Salem State University 3-1 on Tuesday evening in non-conference
action.
With today's win, the AMCATS improve to 10-9 overall, while the loss drops Salem State to 3-12.
The Vikings were paced by Emily Peay (Lebanon, Conn.) with 10 kills and eight digs. Mackenzie Salls
(Turners Falls, Mass.) dished out 29 assists. Salem State finished the
match with an even 32 kills and 32 errors for a zero hitting
percentage.The AMCATS totaled 42 kills, including 13 in the fourth set,
to take the victory. Set scores were 25-18, 19-25, 25-19, and 25-14.
After winning the first set, the AMCATS struggled to take control in set
two, as the Vikings led from the opening point and did not relinquish
the lead. Anna Maria was also standout on the defensive end, totaling 50
digs and seven blocks while holding their opponents to just 32 kills.
Freshman
Amari King (Lawrence, Mass.) and senior Jessica Goulet (Lawrence,
Mass.) both finished with 11 kills apiece, while sophomores Telliah
Bursie (Cheektowaga, N.Y.) and Rebecca Foti (Bedford, N.H.) finished
with six kills each. Senior setter Samantha Parker (Athol, Mass.) dished
out 34 assists in the match.
(Courtesy Anna Maria Sports Information)

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