PULASKI, Tenn. — Brewton-Parker Women's Volleyball continued its road schedule, falling 3-0 to the University of Tennessee Southern. The Lady Barons moved to 11-9 overall and 3-6 in conference play.
Brewton-Parker opened the match with energy, jumping out to an early advantage behind its serving and offensive efforts. The Lady Barons recorded 10 kills in the opening set and remained within striking distance, but Tennessee Southern found a way to pull ahead late and take a 1-0 lead in the match.
The second set featured another competitive battle between the two sides. BPCU improved its offensive production, recording 11 kills while hitting .161. Despite the Lady Barons' efforts to keep the pressure on, the Firehawks managed to hold off Brewton-Parker and extend their advantage to 2-0.
Brewton-Parker continued to fight in the third, producing another 11 kills while improving its hitting percentage to .182. The Lady Barons pushed Tennessee Southern into extra points, refusing to go down without a fight. However, the Firehawks capitalized on key opportunities late to secure the sweep.
The statistics reflected how competitive the match was. Tennessee Southern held a narrow 35-32 advantage in kills and led 43-35 in digs. Brewton-Parker controlled the service line with 12 aces compared to 10 for the Firehawks and held a commanding 9-4 advantage in total blocks. The Lady Barons finished with a .122 hitting percentage, while Tennessee Southern hit .185.
Nicolly Chaves led the Lady Barons offensively with nine kills while making her presence felt at the net, recording six total blocks, including two solo blocks. Amme Mobley followed with seven kills on an efficient .333 hitting percentage, adding two service aces and two total blocks.
Patrycja Kabala delivered a strong all-around performance, finishing with six kills, a match-high six service aces, and a team-leading eight digs. Kabala also contributed two total blocks.
Daniela Galarza directed the BPCU offense with 12 assists and three service aces, while Taylor Lamontagne added 10 assists and four digs. Alya Atamer contributed five digs, and Ryann Prince finished with four block assists.
Brewton-Parker will continue its road trip on Saturday, Oct. 17, traveling to Blue Mountain, Mississippi, to face Blue Mountain University.
