Lancaster Bible 3, Cairn 0
(25-15, 25-11, 25-16)

LBC Starters
Faith Helman, Cassidy King, Leah Helman, Sheyenne King, Kate Stoltzfus, Morgan Fenstermacher & Libero- Suzanna Rouse

Cairn Starters
Queen, Burres, Zepp, Bennett, Conrad, Strickland & Libero- Fay

How It Happened
The Lancaster Bible Women's Volleyball swept past Cairn University, winning the game in straight sets on Thursday, September 23.

The Chargers jumped out to an early lead, opening the game on a 5-1 run. LBC had a balanced offensive attack with four different players recording eight kills. Leading 9-7, Kate Stoltzfus used her powerful serve to spark a 7-1 run, helping LBC take a seven-point lead. The Chargers would ride that momentum to close the set on a 5-0 run with kills from Chloe King and Morgan Fenstermacher putting an exclamation point on the set.

The roll continued in the second set with Cassidy King smashing three early kills to lead the Chargers to a 7-1 lead. Later in the set, Sheyenne King would catch fire, matching her sister with three straight kills to spark a 7-1 run. In full control of the set, Leah Helman perfectly placed three straight service aces as the Chargers powered to a 25-11 set victory.

The Chargers went to their bench in the third set, getting some younger players an opportunity. Brittany Martin took full advantage of the opportunity, slamming six kills in her first college action. Trailing 9-7 in the third set, the Chargers offense would click, going on an 11-1 run to take control of the set. During the run Stoltzfus had a pair of service aces and libero Suzanna Rouse got into the act offensively, providing a kill. The Chargers would hold on to the lead with Chloe King capping of the win with a thunderous kill.

Inside The Numbers
- Chloe King, Sheyenne King, Morgan Fenstermacher and Cassidy King all tied for the team lead in kills with eight each
- Brittany Martin made a splash, recording six kills in her first extended college action
- Faith Helman dished 28 assists
- Suzanna Rouse anchored the defense, posting a team high 14 digs
- Leah Helman served five service aces, including three in a row during the second set
- The Chargers held a 42-16 advantage in kills and out dug the Highlanders 43-31

Who's Next
The Women's Volleyball team will immediately head on the road to face Lebanon Valley on Friday, September 24 at 6:00 p.m.

Stay Connected 
Be sure to follow LBC Athletics on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for the most in-depth coverage of Charger athletics.