MOUNT VERNON, Ga. – Brewton-Parker Women's Volleyball hosted Wesleyan (Ga.) on Tuesday night for a non-conference matchup.

The Lady Barons (3-5) fell to the Wolves (2-6) in a four-set battle which slipped out of reach.

"Frustrated with tonight's result," Head Coach Obed Quiles mentioned. "Our serve-receive was not up to our standard and we struggled because of it. We will get back to work and prepare for Thursday."

How It Happened

After falling to an early 4-0 deficit, the Lady Barons battled back into the opening set to level the score 9-9. Wesleyan began to pull away to a seven-point advantage before BPC crept back into the set. The Wolves managed to edge out the Lady Barons for the 25-23 win in set one.

Wesleyan moved to a 2-0 match lead in the second set with a convincing 25-13 set victory before Brewton-Parker extended the match with a great response in the third set, winning 25-19.

Unfortunately, BPC slipped away in a tight fourth set which began with back-and-forth action. The Wolves closed out the set ahead of Brewton-Parker despite the battling Lady Barons climbing their way back late. Wesleyan secured the match in a 25-22 victory.

Inside The Statistics

• Despite falling in the match, Brewton-Parker led 45-34 in kills while also leading 43-28 in assists.
• The Lady Barons gave up 37 errors in the match while Wesleyan gave up 18.
• Amme Mobley led BPC with 12 kills with a .474 attacking percentage followed by Jalisia Famber with nine kills and a .316 hitting percentage.
• Two Lady Barons recorded double-digit assists with Jelisa Alexander with 21 and Katy Mathis with 16.

Next Up

• The Lady Barons continue their home stand with a match against Claflin (S.C.) on Thursday night at 6 p.m. ET.