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Virginia Opens VCU Invitational With 3-1 Victory Over William & Mary

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Virginia Volleyball opened the VCU Invitational Friday afternoon with a 3-1 victory over William & Mary. Photo: UVA Athletics 

Virginia Volleyball opened the VCU Invitational Friday afternoon with a 3-1 victory over William & Mary. Photo: UVA Athletics 

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RICHMOND, Va. (VR) – Virginia Volleyball opened the VCU Invitational Friday afternoon with a 3-1 victory over William & Mary at the Siegel Center.
 
The Cavaliers (2-1) were led by outside hitter Reese Wuebker, who recorded 12 kills, 12 digs and three aces while William & Mary (1-3) outside hitter Audrey Brcka led all players with 15 kills.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
Set 1: Virginia 25, William & Mary 23
The Cavaliers grabbed the opening set after overcoming an early 8-4 deficit. The Hoos swung ahead 9-8 after tallying off five straight points and never trailed by more than two for the rest of the set. Lang grabbed a pair of kills for the 23rd and 24th points before a UVA service error cut the Cavaliers’ lead to 24-23. The Tribe followed with a service error of their own to clinch the first set for the Hoos. 
 
Set 2: William & Mary 25, Virginia 15
Virginia jumped out to a 10-7 lead early but the Tribe gained momentum with eight of the next nine points – including a 5-0 run – to claim a 15-11 lead. William & Mary followed it with a 7-0 run and finished the set with ten of the final 13 points. 
 
Set 3: Virginia 25, William & Mary 19
Back-to-back aces from Wuebker opened a back-and-forth third set before a 7-1 run by the Hoos gave them a 20-15 late lead. A 3-0 run with a Wuebker kill, a Lang solo block and a Reagan Ennist kill put UVA ahead 24-18 while Lauryn Bowie notched a kill for the set point.
 
Set 4: Virginia 25, William & Mary 21.
The Hoos never trailed in the clinching set and jumped out to an early 8-1 lead as Ennist picked up three kills in a 7-0 run. Virginia led by as much as 18-8 before the Tribe came all the way back to cut the UVA lead to 22-20. The Cavaliers put a stop to the William & Mary momentum with kills by Wuebker and Ennist to go up 24-20 while Bowie once again gave the final blow for the match point kill.
 
MATCH NOTES
  • Virginia moves to 22-21 in the all-time series with William & Mary. The Cavaliers have now won six straight over the Tribe. 
  • UVA had three players record a double-double; Reese Wuebker (12 kills, 12 digs), Olivia Siskin (21 assists, 10 digs) and Hannah Scott (22 assists, 15 digs). It was the second consecutive game with a double-double for both Wuebker and Siskin and the first double-double of the season for Scott. 
  • Wuebker also matched a career high with three aces – including two back-to-back to open the third set. 
  • Caroline Lang’s ten kills set a new career high. Her previous high of nine came in last season’s finale against Boston College.
 
NEXT UP
 
The Cavaliers wrap up the VCU Invitational at 6 p.m. Saturday against the host VCU Rams. The match will be available on ESPN+. 

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