Gulls breeze past Lynx, 3-0
February 18, 2010
Box Score
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Endicott College won their fourth-consecutive match on Wednesday night, defeating Lesley University, 3-0 (30-16, 30-12, 30-12), in NECVA New England Division action in Cambridge, Mass. The Gulls remain unbeaten in division play at 5-0 while improving to 10-4 overall. The Lynx drop to 2-9 overall and 2-6 in league action.
The Gulls showcased a wide range of talented players in the match with junior \#Jordan Durant\# (Honolulu, Hawaii) leading all attackers with nine kills and just one error. Durant also served up four aces in the match while senior \#John Emery\# (Westford, Mass.) and \#Joshua Bruno\# (Andover, Mass.) were also solid on the attack with six kills apiece.
Lesley’s leader in this match was senior Scott Wheeler (East Hampton, Conn.), who despite 10 errors, registered a team-high six kills.
Lynx setter Stephen Siragusa (Valley Stream, N.Y.) dished out 17 assists while a pair of Endicott setters, \#Ben Foster\# (Penfield, N.Y.) and \#Jeremy Schlosser\# (Emmaus, Pa.) combined for 44 assists. Schlosser received the majority of the work as the sophomore tallied 28 assists.
Endicott’s Emery dominated the first set by recording all six of his kills. The Gulls never trailed in the set and Foster, who played just the first set of the match, had dished out all 16 of his assists.
In the second set, Endicott was effective on serve with six aces, three by Durant.
Endicott sophomore \#Andrew Slocum\# (Burnt Hills, N.Y.) spiked home four kills in the third set as the Gulls cruised to victory.
The Blue and Green return to action on Saturday as Endicott will hold its annual Endicott Invitational. The Gulls and nine other teams will compete in the tournament which will be held all day Saturday and Sunday.
To view the Endicott Invitational page and for more information on the tournament, please click here.
Release courtesy of Lesley University Sports Information
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Endicott College won their fourth-consecutive match on Wednesday night, defeating Lesley University, 3-0 (30-16, 30-12, 30-12), in NECVA New England Division action in Cambridge, Mass. The Gulls remain unbeaten in division play at 5-0 while improving to 10-4 overall. The Lynx drop to 2-9 overall and 2-6 in league action.
The Gulls showcased a wide range of talented players in the match with junior \#Jordan Durant\# (Honolulu, Hawaii) leading all attackers with nine kills and just one error. Durant also served up four aces in the match while senior \#John Emery\# (Westford, Mass.) and \#Joshua Bruno\# (Andover, Mass.) were also solid on the attack with six kills apiece.
Lesley’s leader in this match was senior Scott Wheeler (East Hampton, Conn.), who despite 10 errors, registered a team-high six kills.
Lynx setter Stephen Siragusa (Valley Stream, N.Y.) dished out 17 assists while a pair of Endicott setters, \#Ben Foster\# (Penfield, N.Y.) and \#Jeremy Schlosser\# (Emmaus, Pa.) combined for 44 assists. Schlosser received the majority of the work as the sophomore tallied 28 assists.
Endicott’s Emery dominated the first set by recording all six of his kills. The Gulls never trailed in the set and Foster, who played just the first set of the match, had dished out all 16 of his assists.
In the second set, Endicott was effective on serve with six aces, three by Durant.
Endicott sophomore \#Andrew Slocum\# (Burnt Hills, N.Y.) spiked home four kills in the third set as the Gulls cruised to victory.
The Blue and Green return to action on Saturday as Endicott will hold its annual Endicott Invitational. The Gulls and nine other teams will compete in the tournament which will be held all day Saturday and Sunday.
To view the Endicott Invitational page and for more information on the tournament, please click here.
Release courtesy of Lesley University Sports Information