lChestertown, MD – Washington College Women's Volleyball sweeps in last home tri-match of the season. The Shorewomen did not lose one set as they took down Trinity Washington and Widener Saturday afternoon.  
 
Washington College 3 Widener 0 
 
How It Happened 

• Allison McKechnie and Lindsay Saddic had the first two points for the Shorewomen, both kills. An attack error put the Shorewomen up 3-1. The Shorewomen went on a three-point run off of three kills to put themselves up 10-6. The longest run of the game came from Widener to go up 19-20. Colette Franck put a kill down off a pass from Alexis Stubbs to tie the game back up 20-20. An error gave the ball back to Pride and they took advantage, going on a four-run to take the lead 24-21. That would be the last point for Widener as the Shorewomen went on a five-point run to end the set. Two kills from Giselle Kleinbussink from off passes from Stubbs got the Shorewomen started. Blocks by McKechnie and Lyndsey Wessel kept the ball with the Shorewomen. Kills by Wessel and Kleinbussink sealed the deal for the Shorewomen as they took the set 26-24. 
• The Pride started the second set out 5-0. A kill by Saddic earned the first point for the Shorewomen. Widener wouldn't bat an eye at this as they advanced 11-1. Two kills in a row by Izzy Diehl and an attack error by Widener put the Shorewomen within seven. The Shorewomen's biggest run of the game came not long after as a Kleinbussink kill from McKechnie brought the score to 16-8 in favor of the Pride. McKechnie followed that point up with a kill of her own. The Shorewomen would get as close as 16-14 before a kill by Widener would give them the ball back. Kleinbussink put one down from Wessel to get a run started as the Shorewomen were able to tie the set up 17-17. The set would be back and forth until the score was 26-26. Saddic laid down a kill from McKechnie to put the Shorewomen up one, a service ace by Stubbs put the game away as the Shorewomen won 26-28. 
• The third set was the closest one of the match. Widener was on top first 4-1 until a service error gave the ball back the Shorewomen 4-2. Back-to-back two-point runs moved the score to 11-9 in favor of the Pride. Widener expanded their lead 14-9 off of two kills and a Shorewomen attack error. Three errors by the Pride brought the Shorewomen within two, 14-12. Three attack errors by Washington College in a row gave Widener hope as the score moved to 20-14. A kill by Diehl off an assist from McKechnie put an end to the Pride run. A Stubbs ace brought the Shorewomen within four, 20-14. Similarly to the last set, the score moved back and forth between the two teams until it was 28-27. A kill by McKechnie from Gianna Romano tied the score up. Two attack errors by the Pride sealed the set in favor of the Shorewomen 30-28 and they swept Widener 3-0. 

For The Shorewomen (9-4) 
Giselle Kleinbussink ( 21 kills )  
Alexis Stubbs ( 4 aces, 24 assists ) 
Allison McKechnie ( 8 kills, 16 assists ) 

Washington College 3 Trinity-Washington 0 

How It Happened 

• The Shorewomen recorded three different runs in their first set against Trinity Washington. The first was the first five points of the game. Wessel got things started with a kill from Kaysie Lynch. The next point, Lynch served an ace. Saddic followed it up with a kill, then a Trinity error gave the Shorewomen their fourth point, another ace by Lynch put the Shorewomen up 5-0. The Shorewomen would have had a 14 point run to end the set, but a service error gave Trinity the ball in the middle of their run. A McKechnie kill gave the ball right back to the Shorewomen and Franck servd the Shorewomen to a 25-5 set win.  
• Similar to the first set, the Shorewomen came out with a 5-0 run. Stubbs recorded a block to give the ball back to the Shorewomen after they lost it on a service error, 6-1. Stubbs put one down on the other side of the net to record her second kill of the game from Lynch and put the Shorewomen up 7-2. Washington College would go on another 15 point run, interrupted by an attack error giving the ball back to Trinity 19-5, to end the second set 25-5.  
• The third set was the closest of the match. Trinity held the first point of the game and broke off to a 2-1 lead to begin the set. A Saddic kill gave the ball back to the Shorewomen and an ace by Mary Miller allowed the Shorewomen to go up 3-2. Trinity earned the ball back and it was a battle until 4-6 when Stubbs used her serving to the Shorewomen advantage, earning three aces to go up 10-4 on Trinity. The Shorewomen allowed Trinity to score 10 points, their most of the game, but would not falter as they secured the set and match win 25-10. 

For The Shorewomen (10-4) 
Alexis Stubbs ( 6 aces, 11 assists, 2 kills )  
Lindsay Saddic ( 8 kills, 1 block ) 

Up Next 
The Shorewomen begin conference play next Saturday, October 5th as they face Franklin & Marshall at home at 1 PM.