Score: Elmira 3 – SUNY Delhi 0 [25-22, 25-15, 25-21]
Records: Elmira (4-3), SUNY Delhi (4-12)
Location: Delhi, N.Y. – Delhi Gymnasium
 
DELHI, N.Y. -- A strong serving performance by the Elmira College women's volleyball team paved the way for a 3-0 sweep of SUNY Delhi in non-league action on Tuesday night. With the win, Elmira improves to 4-3 on the season.
 
The Soaring Eagles produced a season-high 15 service aces in the win, marking just the third time this season the Elmira women have logged double-digit aces. Leading the charge from the service line was Natalie Schieder '19, who served up the second-highest single-match ace total of her collegiate career with six.
 
Six Soaring Eagles recorded aces in the match, four of whom logged two or more. Taylor Kaznowski '19 produced three aces to go along with 21 assists. Rachel Katzenberger '19 and Kelsey Ray '17 recorded two aces apiece. Katzenberger also shared the team lead in digs with Schieder, as the two classmates made 12 in the match.
 
Elmira hit .115 as a collective group on a 29k-19e-87ta stat line. Ray led all players with a match-high seven kills, while Schieder and Day chipped in with six kills apiece.
 
Elmira Individual Leaders
Attack Percentage: Alicia Day (.313)
Kills: Kelsey Ray (7)
Assists: Taylor Kaznowski (21)
Aces: Natalie Schieder (6)
Digs: Rachel Katzenberger & Natalie Schieder (12)
Blocks: Alicia Day (1)
 
Inside the Box Score

• Delhi produced a .167 attack percentage, while EC hit .115 for the match.
• Elmira held the lead in kills, 29-27.
• EC assisted on 22 of its 29 kills, while Delhi logged 25 helpers.
• Delhi finished with four blocks and Elmira had one.
• The Soaring Eagles made 50 digs compared to Delhi's 39.
• Elmira registered 15 aces, while Delhi had four.

 
News and Notes

• Elmira produced a season-high 15 service aces.
• EC has logged 10-or-more aces in three contests this year.
• Elmira's 29-kill total is the second-highest amount recorded in a three-set match this season.
• Katzenberger has registered double-digit digs in two consecutive matches.
• Schieder has totaled double-digit digs in 5-of-7 matches this year.

 
Up Next
Elmira is back in action this Saturday, October 1st, when the Soaring Eagles travel to Canton, New York, to compete in the Canton Classic. The Elmira women take on SUNY Canton at 10:00 a.m., before concluding the day's play with a 2:00 p.m. match with St. Lawrence University.