Campbell Earns Second Victory Over Lady Aggies
GREENSBORO, N.C. - November 9, 2004 - Alissa Brackeen (11 kills, 15 digs) turned in a double-double, and Tabitha Turner led the Camels with 15 kills as Campbell (11-16) defeated N.C. A&T (10-17) 3-1 (30-25, 30-21, 20-30, 30-26) in non-conference volleyball action at Corbett Sports Center.
Campbell hit .192 for the match and held N.C. A&T to a .167 percentage. Rachel Templin hit .321 in putting down 13 kills. Sarah Dillon (25) and Tawnee Hensel (19) combined for 44 assists to keep the Lady Aggies off balance. Crystal Sieber had a team high 17 digs, while Dillon chipped in with 14.
Arlene Mitchell posted 25 kills,11 digs, and three service aces to lead the Lady Aggies. Krystal Cooper also had a double-double with 11 kills and 12 digs. Lauren Walker had 16 digs to lead the defense, and Brendan Chatman set 42 assists on the evening.
The Lady Aggies honored senior Leinitia Williams on Senior Night, as she played in her final home match of the season. Williams had two kills and two assisted blocks on the night.
N.C. A&T will end the 2004 regular season this weekend, as they will play at Florida A&M (Friday, Tallahassee, Fla.) and Bethune-Cookman (Saturday, Daytona Beach, Fla.) Both matches will begin at 2:00 p.m.
LADY AGGIES DEFEAT S.C. STATE
ORANGEBURG, S.C. - November 5, 2004 - N.C. A&T (10-16, 7-3 MEAC) made sure it would have its tenth regular season victory prior to the upcoming MEAC tournament, earning a 3-1 (30-25,30-28,23-30,31-29) victory over S.C. State in non-conference volleyball action at Smith-Hammond-Middleton Coliseum.
The two teams met in the season opener, as the Lady Aggies won 3-0 in the Corbett Sports Center, therefore this was designated as a non-conference match by the MEAC.
N.C. A&T will host Campbell University on Nov. 9 in Corbett Sports Center in their final home match of the season. It will also be the final home game for senior outside hitter Leinitia Williams. The match will begin at 7:00 p.m., after the Senior Night presentation.
N.C. A&T DEFEATED BY HIGH POINT
HIGH POINT, N.C. –
November 3, 2004
–
Jamie
Kaufman
had 15 kills to lead
High Point to a
3-0 win over
cross-county
rival North
Carolina A&T
Wednesday night
in volleyball
action in the
Millis Center.
The
Panthers improved
to 17-14 on the
season, while
the Lady Aggies
dipped to 9-16.
Lindsey
Pickens had
12 kills and
10 digs and Ashley
Johnson added
10 kills for the
Panthers. Kim
Anderson
tallied 13 digs to
extend her
streak of
matches with at
least 10 digs to
35 contests,
good for fifth
in the nation.
Jenelle
Stouffer
had nine digs,
while Heather
Butt
added 10 assists
for HPU.
For the match,
the Panthers tallied
a .391 hitting
percentage to
A&T's .147.
Kaufman hit at a
.591 clip, while
Pickens recorded
a .455
percentage and
added four aces.
Arlene
Mitchell
led the Lady
Aggies with 13
kills. Darlene
Mitchell
led A&T
defensively with
10 kills. Krystal
Cooper
added seven
kills and four
digs.
N.C. A&T FALLS TO #25 FLORIDA A&M
GREENSBORO, N.C. – October 31, 2004 – Adi Kostidinova led all attackers with 19 kills to pace #25 Florida A&M (20-2, 10-0 MEAC) to a 3-0 (30-15, 30-16, 30-26) victory over N.C. A&T (9-16, 7-4 MEAC).
Arlene Mitchell led the Lady Aggies with 11 kills, while twin sister Darlene Mitchell added eight kills. The pair also had seven digs apiece. Brendan Chatman dished 18 assists for the Lady Aggies, who have lost two in a row.
Mariela Portocarrero set the Rattler offense with 42 assists, while three Rattlers had nine kills apiece. Florida A&M hit .417 for the match, including a .500 performance in game two.
Andreina Ruiz recorded 15 digs to lead FAMU, which held N.C. A&T to a .142 hitting percentage, including a perfect .000 in game one.
N.C. A&T will next play at High Point on Wednesday, November 3, at 7:00 p.m.
N.C.
A&T
VOLLEYBALL
DEFEATED BY ELON
GREENSBORO, N.C. –
October 27, 2004
–
Emily Hayes
had 17 kills and
five service
aces, while Emily
Lucci turned
in a
double-double
with 10 kills
and 13 digs to
lead Elon
(14-10) to a 3-1
(30-24, 27-30,
31-29, 30-25)
victory over
N.C. A&T
(9-15) in
volleyball
action in
Corbett Sports
Center.
Hayes and Lucci combined
for seven of the
17 Phoenix kills
in game one. But
the Lady Aggies
took game two
behind Arlene
Mitchell
(nine kills) and
Brendan
Chatman (four
kills, 10
assists).
In the pivotal game three,
the Phoenix
trailed 29-25,
but fought off
four match
points to tie
the game, then
got a kill from Britney
Westphal and
a solo block
from Lucci to
earn the set.
The Phoenix then cruised
through the
final set,
breaking a 15-15
tie with five
straight points
served by Hayes.
Lucci and Hayes
landed two kills
apiece down the
stretch as Elon
broke open the
set with a
commanding 28-20
lead. Hayes
would later end
the match on a
pass from Natalie
Moore, who
finished the
night with 31
assists.
Mitchell had a
double-double
with 21 kills
and 15 digs. She
also served six
aces. Teammates Krystal
Cooper (18
digs) and Lauren
Walker (17
digs) posted
seven kills
apiece. Chatman
finished with 35
assists, six
kills and 11
digs.
The two teams were evenly
matched
throughout the
contest, as they
connected on 53
kills apiece.
Elon had 25
attacking errors
and 13 service
errors, compared
to N.C.
A&T’s 27
and 13,
respectively.
The Lady Aggies
recorded 14
service aces,
compared to the
Phoenix 12.
The Lady Aggies will host #24th ranked Florida A&M University on Sunday, October 31 in the Corbett Sports Center. Game time is set for 5:00 p.m.
N.C.
A&T
VOLLEYBALL FALLS
IN FIVE SETS TO
BETHUNE-COOKMAN
Loss Ends Five Match
Winning Streak
GREENSBORO, N.C. –
October 23, 2004
- Irie
Cormier had
14 kills –
including the
final two of the
match – to go
with 13 digs and
propel visiting
Bethune-Cookman
to a 3-2 (30-28,
26-30, 30-16,
30-28, 16-14)
victory over
N.C. A&T in
volleyball
action at
Corbett Sports
Center.
The Lady Wildcats (10-7,
7-3 MEAC) got 16
kills and 15
digs from Melissa
Sanders,
while setter Megan
Myers dished
out 40 assists. Jessica
Martin led
the visitors
with a game high
17 digs.
N.C. A&T (9-14, 7-3
MEAC) had three
players turn in
double-doubles,
but suffered 21
service errors
in the match. Arlene
Mitchell
posted team
highs of 26
kills and 14
digs, while
teammate Krystal
Cooper
notched 16
kills, 11 digs,
and three
service aces.
Setter Brendan
Chatman had
50 assists.
The Lady Aggies will host Elon University on Wednesday, October 27 in the Corbett Sports Center. Game time is set for 7:00 p.m.
LADY AGGIES DOMINATE AT MEAC ROUND UP
N.C. A&T Finishes 5-1 at Round Robin
Princess Anne, Md. - October 26, 2004 - N.C. A&T finished up play in the 2004 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Round-Up with a 30-28, 30-23, 30-27 victory over Howard University.
N.C. A&T (9-12, 7-1) improved to 5-1 on the weekend as Krystal Cooper (17 kills and 10 digs) and Arlene Mitchell (14 kills and 13 digs) each recorded double-doubles. Brendan Chatman recorded 35 assists while Leinitia Williams had 10 kills and Lauren Walker had 10 digs.
Howard (6-20, 4-6) was paced by Kollin Hoskins team-high 13 kills and Kimberly Dexter's double-double (10 kills and 14 digs). Shannon Grant chipped in 37 assists in the loss.
Earlier in the day, the Lady Aggies knocked off Delaware State with a 31-29, 30-25, 30-21 win over Delaware State (DSU).
DSU fell to 3-2 to close out the weekend as the north division plays only five matches, while the south division competes six times over the weekend.
Leading the way for N.C. A&T (8-12, 6-1) was Arlene Mitchell who had a match-high 18 kills to go along with seven digs. Krystal Cooper also recorded double-digit kills with 12 kills and 10 digs.
For Delaware State (7-18, 5-3), Laura Huculak recorded 15 kills and six digs, while Michael-Anne Gunsten had 11 kills. Dawn Alford totaled 34 assists and Desiree Abeyta had a match-high 16 digs.
DAY TWO
Lady Aggies defeat Hampton University in Lone Match of the Day
N.C. A&T defeated Hampton 3-0 on Day Two of the MEAC Volleyball Roundup. The Lady Aggies (7-12, 5-20) beat the Pirates by scores of 30-18, 30-28, 30-19.
Krystal Cooper had a double-double, leading N.C. A&T with 11 kills and 10 digs. Arlene Mitchell had a near double-double, netting nine kills and 12 digs. Leinitia Williams and Darlene Mitchell each added eight kills.
Leading the way for Hampton (5-20, 2-6) was Sydnee Kell, who had a double-double, 10 assists and 10 digs. Chavanca Hoskins added seven kills and 10 digs for the Pirates.
DAY ONE
Lady Aggies finish 2-1 on the day, rally from 2-0 deficit to down Morgan State
N.C. A&T rallied from down two games to zero to win in five games over Morgan State. Morgan State won the first two games 30-27 and 30-26, before N.C. A&T rallied to win the final three games 30-27, 30-28, and 16-14.
N.C. A&T was led by Arlene Mitchell's match-high 26 kills and team-high 16 digs. Krystal Cooper also came up big in the win with 22 kills and 11 digs. Brendan Chatman chipped in a season high 56 assists.
Morgan State was led by Esther Johnson's team-high 17 kills, while adding 20 digs. Ashley Preston led the team with 22 digs and Junel Jeffries had 43 assists.
The Lady Aggies defeated Coppin State in straight sets, 30-23, 30-17 and 30-28.
Outside hitter Arlene Mitchell led the Aggies (4-1, 6-12) with 17 kills and four service aces. Krystal Cooper added 15 kills and 10 digs while Brendan Chatman chipped in with 40 assists.
The Eagles (0-6,
0-15) were led
by Shauniece
Stewart, who
tallied eight
kills and 11
digs in the
loss. Setter
Krystal Williams
added 14
assists.
Maryland-Eastern Shore opened the Round Up with a 30-26, 30-28, 30-22 victory over the Lady Aggies. Led by junior Jana Milin's second triple-double of the season, the Hawks improved to 9-12 overall and 3-1 in the conference.
The Hawks dominated in the first game, but hung tough to pull out slim wins in the final two games. Milin recorded a team-high 14 kills, 10 digs and four service aces, to go along with 10 assists. In her first triple-double of the season she had double-figure stats in kills, digs and service aces.
Also contributing double-figures were Eriel Jeffery with 10 kills and Kate Smith with 28 assists.
N.C. A&T (4-12, 2-1) was led by Arlene Mitchell's game-high 19 kills and Brendan Chatman's 32 assists.
LADY AGGIES CRUISE BY NORFOLK STATE
Norfolk, Va., - October
12, 2004 -
N.C. A&T made
quick work of
host Norfolk
State, winning
3-0 (30-19,
30-23, 30-22) in
volleyball
action at Echols
Hall.
Arlene Mitchell
posted match
highs of 19
kills and eight
digs for the
Aggies (4-11),
while Krystal
Cooper had nine
kills and
Leinitia
Williams had
eight.
LADY AGGIES DEFEATED BY UNC ASHEVILLE
Greensboro, N.C., - September 28, 2004 - Rose Butler led three Bulldogs in double figures with 14 kills, while setter Amanda Wiles finished two digs shy of a triple double as UNC Asheville defeated N.C. A&T, 3-1 (30-20, 30-26, 21-30, 30-24) in volleyball action at the Corbett Sports Center.
Wiles dished 40 assists and put down 10 kills to go with eight digs on the evening. Teammate Enif Unlu notched a double-double with 11 kills and 10 digs, while Talia Ogle had a team high 13 eight digs with eight kills.
Wiles hit at a .474 percentage on the night, while Butler hit .440, to key UNC Asheville, which hit .301 as a team over the four games.
Arlene Mitchell led the Lady Aggie attack with 19 kills, while teammate Krystal Cooper added 15. Lauren Walker provided much of the defense with 17 of the team's 52 digs. Brendan Chatman finished with 38 assists to go with seven digs.
The Lady Aggies played solid defense up front with nine team blocks, but could not overcome 23 attacking errors and 18 service errors in falling to their eighth straight defeat.
N.C. A&T will get several days off in order to prepare for the MEAC portion of the schedule, which continues with a rematch with Norfolk State on Oct. 12 in Norfolk, Va. Game time is set for 7:00 p.m.
LADY AGGIES TOPPLED IN FIVE GAMES BY CHARLOTTE
Greensboro, N.C. - September 24, 2004 - Charlotte University (10-4) earned a 3-2 (29-31, 30-25 33-31, 25-30, 15-10) victory over N.C. A&T (3-10) in non-conference volleyball action in the Corbett Sports Center on Friday night.
The match was close throughout, as neither team held a lead by more than seven points in the five games.
After the two teams deadlocked at two games apiece, a 6-0 49er run in game five ended the match. Lisa Newell played a major part in the run, putting down a pair of kills and a block. A pair of attack errors sealed the loss for Lady Aggies, which lost their seventh straight match.
Abby Szlanfucht led the 49ers with 24 kills, while Lisa Newell put down 14 kills. Szlanfucht posted 10 digs, while setter Molly McDonald dished 54 assists.
N.C. A&T was led by Arlene Mitchell's 20 kills, while teammate Krystal Cooper added 10 kills and 10 digs. Brendan Chatman set 39 assists on the night, while Lauren Walker led the defense with 14 digs.
The Lady Aggies will be in action on Tuesday night against UNC-Asheville. Game time is set for 7:00 PM in Corbett Sports Center.
Appalachian
State Sweeps
Lady Aggies
Boone,
N.C.-
September
22, 2004 -
Appalachian
State hit .277
to North
Carolina
A&T's (3-8)
.009 to improve
to 7-5 on the
season in a 3-0
(30-19, 30-18,
30-18) victory
Wednesday night
at the
Convocation
Center. Samantha
Giudici
finished with 11
kills to lead
ASU. Amber
Mangrum and Lorelle
Rau split
the setting
duties finishing
with 24 and 16
assists,
respectively.
Dianna
Thomas
and Stephanie
Panzer
rounded out the
three
Appalachian
hitters with
double-digit
kills with 10
kills each. The
team finished
with 45 total
kills
distributed
among seven
hitters.
Panzer
was up on the
block finishing
with a pair of
solo blocks and
four total
blocks on the
night. Cali Cooper also had a stuff block.
Chrissy Finch dug 17 balls on the night to lead the team. Kali Rumberger finished the match with 14 digs
N.C.
State Sweeps
LAdy AGGIES
Raleigh,
N.C. - September.
20, 2004
N.C.
State jumped out
to an early lead
in game one,
only to have the
Aggies battle
back toward the
end. But it
wasn't enough,
as the Pack took
the first
contest, 30-26.
The strongest
effort for NC
State came in
the second game
when it went on
to a 12-1 run to
close out the
game behind the
efforts of
Kosoko with four
kills and one
block assist, as
well as Emily
Bertrand,
who added three
kills and
chipped in one
block assist.
During the
second contest,
the Wolfpack
enjoyed a .286
team attack
percentage while
the Aggies had a
dismal -.094
attack
percentage.
Also, NC State
took a 12-7
advantage in
total blocks.
Two
players finished
with
double-digits in
digs for NC
State, as
Bertrand and
Andrea Bentley
tallied 13 and
11 digs
respectively.
Junior middle
blocker Stefani
Eddins, who
transferred from
North Carolina
A&T, also
stepped up for
the Wolfpack,
finishing with
eight kills off
a .500 attack
percentage and
three total
blocks.
As
for the Aggies,
they finished
the match with a
team hitting
percentage of
-.042, while
totaling 15
service errors
on the night.
Sophomore
outside hitter Arlene
Mitchell led
A&T with 10
kills to go with
seven digs.
N.C. A&T DROPS THREE MATCHES AT JAMES MADISON INVITATIONAL
Harrisonburg, Va. - September 18, 2004 - N.C. A&T (3-7) dropped three contests at the James Madison Invitational this past weekend, falling to host James Madison (30-20, 30-25, 30-20), Buffalo (30-20, 30-8, 30-13) and Campbell (30-27, 31-29, 16-30, 30-24).
Outside hitter Arlene Mitchell was selected to the All Tournament team after leading the Lady Aggies with 45 kills. She also added 21 digs and six aces in the three matches.
Setter Brendan Chatman had an outstanding tournament, notching 87 assists in the 10 games.
N.C. A&T travels to Raleigh, N.C. to face N.C. State tonight at 7:00 p.m.
GARDNER-WEBB
WINS
Over NC A&T
in Straight Sets
BOILING SPRINGS,
N.C. -
September 14,
2004 -
Gardner-Webb
(3-5) picked up
its third
victory of the
season with a
30-21, 30-26,
30-26 win over
N.C. A&T
(3-4) Tuesday
night in Paul
Porter Arena.
It did not take
the Lady
Bulldogs long to
get on the
board, as Melanie
Custer assisted
Ashley
Pridgeon’s
kill to give GWU
the 1-0
advantage in the
match opener.
N.C. A&T
tied the score
at 1-1 before an
Aggie service
error gave the
‘Dogs the edge
once again at
2-1.
Gardner-Webb
never
relinquished the
lead from that
point on,
rolling to the
30-21 win.
The second match
was the most
highly contested
of the night, as
there were seven
ties and eight
lead changes
before three
consecutive
kills from
Pridgeon, Lindsey
Sutherland
and Audra
Harrison
gave GWU the
15-12 lead.
Gardner-Webb
eventually
extended the
margin out to
18-13 and
maintained a
lead of at least
two points until
the final point
gave the
Bulldogs a 30-26
win.
In the third set
NC A&T
stormed out of
the gates in an
attempt to
extend the match
to four games. Arlene
Mitchell put
down three kills
and a service
ace to help push
the Aggies to
the commanding
10-3 lead. A
Cornwall kill seemingly
stopped the
bleeding for
Gardner-Webb and
back-to-back
kills from Audra
Harrison
brought the
Bulldogs to
within four at
12-8. A&T
would
attempt to
re-establish
control of the
game, pushing
its lead back to
six points at 17-11
before a
resilient GWU
lineup rallied
for seven
straight points to claim
the 18-17
advantage and
rode the
momentum to the
30-26 win.
The Lady
Bulldogs were
paced by
Pridgeon, who
had a match high
of 13 kills to go with two
aces and five
digs, while
Cornwall added 10 kills and 16
digs. Harrison
added eight kills and 11
digs and
Sutherland
collected
three solo
blocks and five kills. Custer
had 30 assists and 11
digs.
N.C. A&T got
11 kills, eight
digs and four
aces from Arlene
Mitchell and
Brendan
Chatman ran
the Aggie
offense with 21
assists. Krystal
Cooper added
seven kills and
five digs for
A&T.
N.C. A&T TAKES OUT NORFOLK STATE IN MEAC MATCH
GREENSBORO, NC - September 11, 2004 - Krystal Cooper turned in her first career double-double with 12 digs and 10 kills, while teammate Arlene Mitchell had 12 kills to lead N.C. A&T (3-3, 2-0 MEAC) to a 3-0 (32-30, 30-18, 30-18) victory over Norfolk State in MEAC volleyball action at Corbett Sports Center.
The Lady Aggies struggled in game one and had to hold off two match points by the Spartans. Mitchell served the last five points, including a pair of aces, as N.C. A&T rallied.
Cooper and Darlene Mitchell got the hosts rolling in game two, combining for seven of the team's 10 kills. N.C. A&T jumped out to a 9-2 lead, forcing an NSU timeout. The Lady Aggie defense was key, holding the Spartans to just five kills and a -.286 hitting percentage.
In game three, N.C. A&T took a 10-3 lead and kept the seven point lead through the remainder of the contest.
Arlene Mitchell had 12 kills and six aces. Brendan Chatman dished 25 assists along with five kills.
Chanel Barnes led Norfolk State with six kills and teammate Angel Uy added 12 digs.
The Lady Aggies will travel to Boiling Springs, N.C. to take on Gardner-Webb University on Sept. 14 at 6:00 PM.
N.C. A&T DROPS NON-CONFERENCE MATCH AT EAST CAROLINA
GREENSBORO, NC - September 7, 2004 - Paige Howell put down a match-high 10 kills and East Carolina out-hit N.C. A&T (2-3), .101 to -.065 as the Lady Pirates defeated the Lady Aggies, 3-0 (30-17, 30-26, 30-22), Tuesday night in non-conference volleyball action at Williams Arena in Minges Coliseum.
Johanna Bertini tallied 15 digs as ECU improved to 4-2 on the season. The Lady Pirates blocked N.C. A&T, 9-6. Howell had five blocks in the match and hit. 304. Darlene Mitchell led the Lady Aggies with six kills and twin sister Arlene Mitchell added five kills.
ECU jumped out to a 10-4 lead in game one behind two service aces each from Pam Ferris and Abigail Parker. N.C. A&T came within 14-11, but Howell capped a 6-3 run with a kill giving the ECU a 20-14 advantage. Caitlin Daly's seven service points helped ECU finish game one with a 10-3 run.
The Lady Pirates overcame a 13-7 deficit to take game two, 30-26. N.C. A&T broke a 6-6 tie with a 7-1 run capitalizing on three Lady Pirate errors. The teams exchanged points until East Carolina broke a 25-25 tie. Howell had two kills down the stretch in the ECU win.
ECU broke a 10-10 tie in game three with a 9-2 run courtesy of five errors from the Lady Aggies. N.C. A&T came within, 19-16 after an attacking error by Wilson, but ECU stretched its lead to 22-16. Howell put the game away with two more kills including the final kill of the match giving the Lady Pirates the match.
N.C. A&T VOLLEYBALL FALLS TWICE IN AGGIE CLASSIC
Team record drops to 2-2 on the season after finishing 1-2 in Invitational
GREENSBORO, NC – September 4, 2004 – N.C. A&T (2-2) dropped two contests in day two of the Aggie Classic, losing to Navy 3-1 (30-19, 30-17, 25-30, 30-18) and Texas A&M – Corpus Christi 3-0 (30-28, 30-17, 30-11) at the Greensboro Sportsplex.
Ashley Van Hartesvelt posted a double-double for Navy with 25 kills and 11 digs. Ashley Muller dished 40 set assists to lead the Midshipmen, who went undefeated at the Tournament with a 4-0 record. Navy held the Lady Aggies to a .009 hitting percentage, while landing 53 kills on a .197 percentage. Van Hartesvelt and Muller were selected to the All Tournament Team for their efforts.
Arlene Mitchell led N.C. A&T with 14 kills, while Brendan Chatman had 20 set assists. Both players were selected to the All-Tournament Team after notching season highs during the three games.
Texas A&M Corpus Christi survived a Lady Aggie rally to earn the first game, then cruised to the victory. Lauren Carter led the Islanders with an all around effort of 16 set assists, seven digs, six kills and six of the teams’ 12 service aces. Kati Broom and Lauren Smith had nine kills apiece to pace the Islanders offense, which hit at a .272 percentage for the match.
Darlene Mitchell led the Lady Aggies with seven kills, while Chatman recorded 14 set assists.
Completing the All Tournament Team were Tabitha Turner (Campbell), Sarah Dillon (Campbell), Patricia Ortiz (Savannah State) and Satin Kinsey (Savannah State).
N.C. A&T pummeled Savannah State in their first match on Friday, 3-0 (30-18, 30-12, 30-5).
N.C. A&T VOLLEYBALL WINS SEASON OPENER
(Greensboro,
NC) - 9/1/04
- Arlene Mitchell
posted game highs of 10 kills and eight digs while
Brendan Chatman added 24 set assists to lead N.C. A&T (1-0 overall, 1-0 MEAC) to a 3-0 (30-24, 30-26, 30-24) victory over S.C. State (0-1, 0-1).
The Lady Aggies started quickly, jumping out to a 22-14 lead in game one and cruised to the victory, benefiting from 10 S.C. State errors. N.C. A&T then went on the offensive in game two, posting 17 kills and a match-best .344 hitting percentage. S.C. State put up a challenge in game three, closing to within 21-17. But Mitchell and teammate
Leinitia Williams
sealed the game combining for four kills, and the Lady Bulldogs hit three consecutive service errors to end the match.
Williams had nine kills, while Shea Stark added seven for N.C. A&T, who had a 20 percent killing percentage for the match.
Lauren Walker
added eight digs, and
Krystal Cooper hit five of the Lady Aggies 15 service aces.
Aubrey Posadas had seven kills and six digs to lead the Lady Bulldogs, while teammate Monique Walker added six kills and four digs.
Charlene Pama and
Samantha Clark posted seven digs apiece.
The victory is the first at N.C. A&T for new head coach
Millicent
Sylvan, who came in with a career mark of 70-42 from three seasons at Alcorn State. N.C. A&T will host the Aggie Classic on Friday and Saturday in the Greensboro Sportsplex.