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Flagler led 2-1 but the Pacers retook the lead and never surrendered it, building a 20-15 advantage. The Pacers rebounded again in the fourth as neither team was able to maintain the efficiency from the third set. Flagler then took advantage of three straight Pacer errors as the net defense returned for three total blocks. USCA went on a 6-0 run of their own, getting four kills from Sadie McKay, to tie the set at 14. USCA led 6-5 to start the third before Flagler went on a 7-0 run for a 12-6 lead. USC Aiken fought off five set points in the third, but Flagler got the big kill from Jordan Berglin on the sixth to win 26-24. Anna Sommer recorded the final point for USCA as she put home a 50/50 ball over the net. 432 as a team in the set with only one attack error in 38 attempts while Flagler's net defense recorded no blocks. The Pacers staked out an early lead and did not let Flagler close the gap. The roles were reversed in the second set as USCA came back 25-18. The Pacers had a swing on the next point, but a rolling dig from Edie Lamoreaux kept the point alive and Logan Garcia finished the set for Flagler with a kill. Audrey Simmons got a kill for Flagler, but that was answered by USCA's Mallory Barash who faked a set for a kill. The Saints answered with two kills of their own, only to see the Pacers respond with three straight to cut the lead to one, 23-22. Flagler led 21-16 when the Pacers got three straight cills to close the gap to two. 302 as a team, but that was not enough to escape the Pacers. The Saints had six blocks in the opening frame led by Molly Boyd who had three block assists and a solo. USC Aiken (19-13) remains hopeful for an at-large spot, but will have to wait until the tournament field is revealed on Sunday at 10:30 with a live show at .įlagler took the first set 25-23 with a dominating net defense. Flagler (18-9) claims the Peach Belt's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament which begins next week. Lander fought off the first match point thanks to a kill by Miller, but the 20 th kill by Berglin put an end to the match.AUGUSTA, GA - The Flagler College Saints won their seventh Peach Belt Conference volleyball tournament championship on Saturday with an epic 3-2 win over USC Aiken. Later, a kill by Robert gave the Saints an 11-10 lead and Flagler never trailed again. The Bearcats rallied to tie the score at 7-all after an ace by Maddie Moss. The match featured 23 ties and 11 lead changes.įlagler opened the fifth set on a 4-0 run thanks to kills by Berglin and Muff as well as an ace by Lamoreaux. Annie Holesinger recorded five total blocks. Patricia Pantoja collected a match-high 29 digs while Madilyn Reed tallied 38 assists. Christina Aguayo also notched a double-double with 11 kills and 13 digs. Katie Miller led Lander with 20 kills and 11 digs.

Edie Lamoreaux led the defense with a team-high 24 digs, and she had five aces. Kennedy Muff recorded a double-double with 47 assists and 14 digs. Cecilia Robert had a season-high 17 kills and hit an efficient. The Saints have won six PBC tourney titles.īerglin recorded 11 of her 20 kills in the last two sets alone, including six in the fifth and deciding set.

This will be the fourth consecutive season the Saints will play for the conference tournament title and the 12 th time overall since joining the league in 2009. Flagler advances to face the winner of the Augusta University-USC-Aiken match tomorrow at 1 p.m.

2 seed, dropped to 20-9 and will now wait to see if it picks up one of the five at-large berths to the regional tournament. – Jordan Berglin tied her career-high with 20 kills and she added 11 digs for her ninth double-double of the season to help lead Flagler College to a 3-2 (25-15, 18-25, 25-20, 23-25, 15-13) win over Lander University in a Peach Belt Conference Volleyball Tournament semifinal match Friday afternoon at the Christenberry Fieldhouse.įlagler, the No.