Shenandoah 3, Lancaster Bible 0
(22-25, 20-25, 20-25)

Shenandoah Starters
Poppo, Reader, Chunn, Warter (L), Gast, Wagner, Price
LBC Starters
Faith Helman, Leah Helman (L), Chloe King, Sheyenne King, Grace Farlow, Morgan Fenstermacher, Riley Dodrer

How it Happened: The Lancaster Bible College women's volleyball team began their weekend road trip in Winchester, Va. with a visit to Shenandoah University, losing in straight sets.
 
The first set began with a string of errors from both sides, with the Hornets (2-4, 0-0 ODAC) leading early. Emma Shaeffer landed a service ace to bring the Chargers (1-6, 0-0 United East) within two points. Faith Hammond had the first kill of the night for the Chargers in an attempt to keep the score close, then the score went back and forth for several volleys. Senior Chloe King smashed a kill that launched a five-point run for the Chargers, capped off by a service ace by King. LBC stayed within three points for the remainder of the set, but the Hornets took the set 25-22.
 
Morgan Fenstermacher got LBC on the board first in the second set with loud kill off the reception, then Leah Helman found the ground for an ace to put her team up 3-2. After Shenandoah grabbed the lead, Chloe King added two more kills to keep the Chargers within striking distance. The Hornets were able to create some more separation before taking set two by a score of 25-20.
 
Early in the third set, freshman Grace Farlow struck back-to-back kills to tie the game at three. Shenandoah went on a six-point run, but the Chargers responded by winning six of the next eight points to keep it close. Later in the set, Chloe King continued to lead the offensive attack, sparking a seven-point run to bring LBC within one point. That final run could not put the Chargers over the top, dropping the third set 25-20 and completing the 3-set sweep.
  
By the Numbers
- Grace Farlow had a team-high 10 kills, adding four assists and four digs
- Chloe King added nine kills to go along with 14 digs and a service ace
- Leah Helman helped anchor the defense with 14 digs
- Emma Shaeffer dished a team-high 18 assists, with six digs and a pair of service aces
 
Information to Know
Shenandoah University was one of three teams from the ODAC conference slated for the Chargers this season. LBC faced the University of Lynchburg on September 3 and will face Eastern Mennonite tomorrow.