December 5, 2019
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Point Lookout, MO – Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU) Volleyball team traveled to Point Lookout, MO for the NCCAA National Tournament for a match against Mid-American Christian University (MACU). The Lions (24-9) defeated the Evangels (14-13) in straight sets (25-23, 25-22, 25-17).
Top Performers
- Madeleine Hartline ( SR/Round Rock, TX ) had 11 kills and Emma Tomkins ( FR/Waller, TX ) followed as the only other Lions player with double-digit kills with 10.
- Sophia Ivy ( SR/Round Rock, TX ) handled business yet again setting up her teammates as she accounted for 30 assists.
- Nikki Almaguer ( JR/Waxahachie, TX ) dig a lot of the dirty work for SAGU as she handled 27 digs.
- The Lions hit 0.138 as a team led by Hartline who hit 0.588.
- SAGU managed to edge out MACU in assists, hitting percentage, digs, and kills.
Lions Review
- SAGU went on an 8-3 scoring run to start the game, but MACU battled back to take the lead with a 9-3 run of their own.
- The team traded points and were tied 17-17. They tied again at 22 before SAGU edged MACU out 25-23.
- The second set was flipped was MACU jumped out to a lead at 7-3, but SAGU fought their way back to tie the set at 10-10.
- They tied four more times before SAGU scored the last three points of the set to take it 25-22.
- The back and forth play continued into the third set. SAGU held a 17-13 advantage until they put together an 8-3 run which ended the set and match.
What’s Next
SAGU (24-9) will play Judson (Ill.) (23-15) tomorrow December 6 th at 10 am back at Keeter Gymnasium for an opportunity to advance in NCCAA National Tournament.
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