Not even a return to home court could stop the Lancaster Bible women's volleyball losing streak as it now stands at four after Lycoming dispatched the Chargers in three sets on Wednesday night at Horst Athletic Center. The Warriors won, 25-17, 25-21, 25-19 and improved to 15-12, while the Chargers dropped to 13-12.

Freshman Myranda Kemrer led the Chargers with nine kills, nine digs and five aces. Kemrer now has 52 aces this season, which is tops on the team. Junior Joanna Butala chipped in with seven kills and nine digs, while Katie Coomber had five kills and nine digs. 

Lauren Fink led Lycoming with nine kills, while Catherine Burger had four kills, five digs and 31 assists.

The Chargers return to the court this Friday when they host the final NEAC Weekend of the season. Lancaster Bible will face Morrisville State at 6 p.m. and Wells at 8 p.m. on Friday evening and then play SUNYIT on Saturday at 12 p.m. A page featuring the schedule for the weekend can be found here.