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CALLOWAY, SMITH SHINE IN FOUR-SET LOSS TO UNC ASHEVILLE
10.2.21 | Volleyball
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. – Gabby Calloway and Clara Smith had 13 kills apiece as Hampton volleyball fell in four sets to UNC Asheville, 22-25, 13-25, 25-22, 22-25 on Saturday afternoon.
In a first set that saw 10 ties and six lead changes, Hampton trailed 16-12 before going on an 8-3 spurt to lead 20-19 after an attack error. UNC Asheville closed out the set with a 6-2 run to win 25-22.
After taking the second set 25-13, UNC Asheville saw Hampton use an 8-2 run to take a 14-8 lead following an Isis Black kill. The lead for Hampton remained at six at 24-18 after a Calloway kill, but UNC Asheville made a run trimming the lead to 24-22 before a Nevena Santrac kill gave Hampton a 25-22 third set.
Madison Clark and Barbora Tichackova added six kills each, while Santrac had five. Jessica Pugh had 16 digs, while Leanna Caldwell added 10 and the tandem of Calloway and Santrac chipped in seven each.
Hampton returns to action on Friday night at North Carolina A&T.
In a first set that saw 10 ties and six lead changes, Hampton trailed 16-12 before going on an 8-3 spurt to lead 20-19 after an attack error. UNC Asheville closed out the set with a 6-2 run to win 25-22.
After taking the second set 25-13, UNC Asheville saw Hampton use an 8-2 run to take a 14-8 lead following an Isis Black kill. The lead for Hampton remained at six at 24-18 after a Calloway kill, but UNC Asheville made a run trimming the lead to 24-22 before a Nevena Santrac kill gave Hampton a 25-22 third set.
Madison Clark and Barbora Tichackova added six kills each, while Santrac had five. Jessica Pugh had 16 digs, while Leanna Caldwell added 10 and the tandem of Calloway and Santrac chipped in seven each.
Hampton returns to action on Friday night at North Carolina A&T.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UNCA
HAM
Kills
61
54
Errors
17
23
Attempts
149
156
Hitting %
.295
.199
Points
72.0
65.0
Assists
57
47
Aces
7
5
Blocks
4.0
6.0
Game Leaders
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