Southwestern sweeps Schreiner volleyball for fourth straight loss
The third set got away from the Mountaineers early: trailing 12-8, Schreiner lost 13 of the next 17 points as Southwestern built its largest lead of the match and closed it out 25-15.
The third set got away from the Mountaineers early: trailing 12-8, Schreiner lost 13 of the next 17 points as Southwestern built its largest lead of the match and closed it out 25-15.
Schreiner was shut out 2-0 by Mary Hardin-Baylor on Saturday, with both goals coming in the first 13 minutes of an American Southwest Conference match at home.
Mary Hardin-Baylor dominated the shot chart from start to finish, finishing with 21 shots to Schreiner's zero — the Mountaineers did not record a single shot attempt over the full 90 minutes.
The win moves Schreiner to 3-1 and gives the first-year program its first road victory. Its only other road trip was a 47-29 loss at Oklahoma Panhandle State on Sept. 12. Centenary fell to 0-3.
East Texas Baptist controlled the fifth set from the opening kill, building a 6-1 lead it never relinquished.
Giana Hilliard again paced Schreiner's attack, finishing with nine kills and a team-high 11.5 points, though she hit just .143 on a match-high 35 attempts.
Schreiner University needed every last tick of the clock to beat Southwestern (Texas) 31-28 on Saturday night at Antler Stadium, closing the game with a nine-play, 59-yard drive that ended with Bryce Warren's 33-yard field goal as time expired.
Mackenzie Strban matched Hilliard's kill total with 17 of her own on a .196 clip, finishing with 17.0 points. Jesse Garner added 12 kills, and Lauren Monaco hit .250 with seven kills. Ashlyn Willburn chipped in five kills.
Cody Smith gave Schreiner an early lead in the 14th minute, finishing off an assist from Ryan Dilworth and Cameron Hoschar.
Lauren Monaco was Schreiner's most efficient hitter, going 7 for 14 for a .429 percentage and a team-high 10.5 points.