Immaculata, PA. – The Washington College volleyball team won a pair of matches on the campus of Immaculata to up their winning streak to six consecutive decisions. The Shorewomen swept Delaware Valley (26-24, 25-21, 25-17) and host Immaculata (25-11, 25-12, 25-21). The Shorewomen improved to 6-4 on the season.

Washington College d. Delaware Valley, 3-0 

How It Happened
- The Shorewomen raced out to a 12-6 lead in the opening set as they went on a 9-3 run after the score was even at 3-3.
- The Aggies evened the set at 17-17, however, freshman outside hitter Lindsay Saddic came up with a kill and the Shorewomen recorded the next three points to take a 21-17 lead.
- Washington College eventually took the set after a hitting error.
- Senior middle hitter Jenna Daunoras delivered a solo block to spot the Shorewomen a 10-5 lead in the second set.
- The Aggie closed to within 11-8 but the Shorewomen scored the next three points and never looked back.
- Sophomore outside hitter Sylvia Johnson closed out the frame with a kill.
- Washington College trailed 11-10 in the final set but they eventually took the lead for good after another rejection by Daunoras. 
- Saddic closed out the match with a kill.
- The Shorewomen hit a season-best .327 for the match and held Delaware Valley to a .079 clip.

For Washington College (5-4)
Courtney Maxwell (11 kills, 10 digs), Angelina Schaber (10 kills), Saddic (9 kills, .538 hitting), Jordan Fairchild (13 digs), Jensyn Hartzell (22 assists)

For Delaware Valley (2-8)
Victoria Tucker (9 kills), Grace Kane (10 digs), Gretta Schneider (10 digs)

Washington College d. Immaculata, 3-0

How It Happened
-The Shorewomen erupted for a 13-1 advantage in the opening set and never looked back. Senior setter Lauren Zedlar had four service aces during the run and Maxwell and Schaber combined for seven kills.
- Maxwell closed out the set with a kill.
- The hosts were within 4-2 in the second set, however, the visitors went on a 6-1 spurt to claim a 10-3 advantage. Schaber pounded a pair of winners and the Shorewomen capped the run with four straight points with Fairchild serving.
- Washington College eventually finished out the set after another kill by Schaber.
- Immaculata evened the score at 4-4 in the final set after a service error but a kill by freshman outside hitter Colette Franck gave the Shorewomen the lead for good with a kill on the next play.
- The Mighty Macs were still within 9-7 but Washington College rattled off five straight to claim a 14-7 advantage. Daunoras and Maxwell both registered two kills during the stretch.
- The hosts inched to within 19-18 after an 8-2 run. However, Schaber answered with a kill and Hartzell followed with an ace.
- Immaculata was within 21-20 but Daunoras had a big kill to make it 22-20 and Franck followed with an ace.
- Daunoras closed out the match with an ace after Maxwell had recorded a kill.
- The Shorewomen hit .280 while the Mighty Macs finished with a -.011 mark.
- Washington College recorded a season-high 17 aces.

For the Shorewomen (6-4)
Maxwell (11 kills, 12 digs), Daunoras (7 kills, .700 hitting, 2 aces, 6 blocks), Schaber (9 kills), Zedlar (6 aces), Fairchild (18 digs)

For the Mighty Macs (3-4)
Isabelle Davis (7 kills, 3 aces), Ava Thorley (13 digs)

Notes
- The six straight victories are the most since 2017 when the Shorewomen started 8-0.
- Maxwell has recorded double-figure kills in for of the last five matches.
- Zedlar's six aces versus Immaculata were a career-high.
- Hartzell's 22 assists versus Delaware Valley were a season-high.
- The five solo blocks by Daunoras against Delaware Valley were a career-best.

Quotable - Head Coach Jamie Leventry

"Today was a good day for WAC volleyball. The progress of the team in every aspect of the game really showed today. This stretch of wins gives us confidence heading into conference play."

Up Next
The Shorewomen will travel to McDaniel on Wednesday at 7:00p.