CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Stony Brook and Binghamton closed out unbeaten weekends with wins on Sunday, while New Hampshire also grabbed a victory. Second and fifth-place in the America East are separated by just 1.5 games with two more weekends remaining in the season. No America East teams have locked-up playoff spots.
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Sunday, October 28
at New Hampshire 3,
UMBC 2
(25-16,25-21,16-25,11-25,15-13)
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Junior Morgan Thatcher led all players with 22 kills and
freshman Tori
Forrest posted her
fifth straight double-double as the University of New Hampshire volleyball team
downed UMBC, 3-2, Sunday afternoon at Lundholm Gymnasium.
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New Hampshire swept the season series from UMBC.
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After the Wildcats won the first two sets, the
Retrievers rallied back to even the match at two sets apiece.
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Sherelle Walker led UMBC with 21 kills.
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The Wildcats jumped out to a 10-7 lead in the
fifth set and held on for the 15-13 victory after UMBC came within one point
twice.
Binghamton 3, at
Providence 2
(17-25, 20-25, 25-13, 25-16, 15-12)
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Binghamton improved to 6-0 all-time against the
Friars with a five-set win on Sunday.
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Providence took a 2-0 lead in the match, winning
the first two sets. Colleen McCollum had seven kills in the second set to lead
the Friars.
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Binghamton battled back to win the next three
frames to win the match. Iva Partaleva led the Bearcats with 22 kills after a
career-high 25 at New Hampshire on Friday night.
Stony Brook (9-12,
4-4 AE) 3, at Hartford (8-16, 2-6) 1
(25-15, 25-13, 24-26, 25-18)
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Melissa Rigo had a career-high 25 kills to help
Stony Brook to a, 3-1, win over Hartford .
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Nicole Vogel also had a career-high 50 assists
for the Seawolves.
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Stony Brook hit .300 in the contest, including
over .400 in the first set as Stony Brook won the first two sets.
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The Seawolves improved to 25-2 all-time against
the Hawks.