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Harris-Stowe State University

HARRIS-STOWE STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS
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Vb day 2
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Harris Stowe HORNETS 1-2
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Winner Southwest Christian SOUTHWES 2-1
Harris Stowe HORNETS
1-2
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Final
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Southwest Christian SOUTHWES
2-1
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Harris Stowe HORNETS 21 25 22 25 (1)
Southwest Christian SOUTHWES 25 20 25 27 (3)
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Harris-Stowe HORNETS
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Winner Williams Baptist WILLIAMS
Harris-Stowe HORNETS
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Final
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Williams Baptist WILLIAMS
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 5 F
Harris-Stowe HORNETS 16 23 25 25 14 (2)
Williams Baptist WILLIAMS 25 25 12 22 16 (3)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball | | HSSU Sports Information

Volleyball Falters on Day Two

LITTLE ROCK – On day two of the Panthers Classic the Hornets fell to Southwest Christian 3-1 before dropping their final contest 3-2 against Williams Baptist.

Game v. Southwestern Christian: 25-21, 25-20, 25-22, 27-25

Despite falling 3-1, the statistical line tells a different tale. In a side-by-side comparison, the Hornets were not far from Southwestern Christian. In points, it was 69.0 for HSSU and 67.0 for SCC. In kills, SCC accumulated 50 to the Hornets 43. Harris-Stowe took the service aces and blocks categories, 18-14 and 8-3, respectively. In assists, HSSU tallied 40 while Southwestern Christian totaled 44 and digs were knotted at 41 each.

Ariyonna Johnson paced the Hornets with 10 kills, six aces and five digs. Ariel Stroud and Jayden Sortor both added nine kills each. A'Nia Ware and A'Nyla Watson each landed three service aces. Ware also led the team in assists with 33.

Game against Williams Baptist: 25-16, 25-23, 25-12, 25-22, 16-14

This content served as a chance for the Hornets to flex and grow. Williams Baptist and Harris-Stowe are both members of the American Midwest Conference, therefore they will see each other again this season.

Looking into the side-by-side comparison, the Hornets were dominant in their game. Pointwise, Harris-Stowe outpaced Williams Baptist 78.0-56.0 and 61-40 in kills. Aces, the Hornets landed 11-10. Blocks were dead even at six. In assists and digs, HSSU toppled WBU 59-40 and 49-44, respectively.

A'Nyla Watson led two categories, kills and aces with a total of 14 and four. Ariyonna Johnson added 12 kills and Ariel Stroud rounded out the leaders in the category with 11. Jayden Sortor and Mallorie Wooten each added two aces. Sortor led blocks with 3.0, while A'Nia Ware and A'Nyla Watson each tallied 2.0. Ware also added 52 assists and 12 digs.

Head Coach Brittany Stewart said, "Overall this weekend was great! The tournament helped us a lot. We're back in practice working on urgency and consistency. We had a big win this weekend, the ladies should be proud. We're taking it one point at a time. #LockedIn"
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