MEMPHIS, TN – Christian Brothers University women's volleyball earned a 3-0 victory over LeMoyne-Owen College Wednesday night at Bruce Hall/Johnson Gymnasium, winning 25-14, 25-21 and 25-12.
Jenifer Cuyler stepped up when her number was called, delivering an impressive performance off the bench. Appearing in just two sets, Cuyler recorded four kills on four attempts without an error, finishing with a perfect 1.000 hitting percentage. She also added a solo block to finish with five total points.
Cuyler's performance highlighted the importance of staying prepared and making the most of every opportunity. Despite limited playing time, she provided an immediate offensive spark and contributed three kills and a block in the final set to help secure the sweep.
Ana Clara Sacca Beltran led the Buccaneers with eight kills and three solo blocks, while Alma Solis added seven kills on 12 attempts without an error, posting a .583 hitting percentage. Sarah Helms contributed six kills and two solo blocks.
Defensively, Sophia Nowacki anchored CBU with a match-high 23 digs, while Carleiny Morillo recorded 12 assists, 10 digs and two service aces.
After controlling the opening set, the Lady Buccaneers faced adversity in the second, falling behind 10-4 before battling back. Trailing 20-18 late, CBU responded with five consecutive points to regain control and eventually take the set, 25-21.
The Buccaneers carried that momentum into the third set, jumping out to a 7-0 lead and finishing with 15 kills and a .414 hitting percentage to complete the sweep.
CBU finished the match with 38 kills, eight service aces, eight solo blocks and 67 digs, improving to 10-20 overall.
Wednesday's victory showcased the Buccaneers' depth and ability to respond to challenges, with Cuyler's performance serving as a reminder that every player has an opportunity to make an impact when called upon.
