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Winner Rollins Roll 14-10,3-8 Sunshine State
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Nova Southeastern Nova 12-8,5-6 Sunshine State
Winner
Rollins Roll
14-10,3-8 Sunshine State
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Final
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Nova Southeastern Nova
12-8,5-6 Sunshine State
Set Scores
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Rollins Roll 21 25 25 15 15 (3)
Nova Southeastern Nova 25 20 22 25 13 (2)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

NSU Falls in Hard-Fought Battle Against Rollins College

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern University Sharks Volleyball team dropped a five-set thriller to the Rollins College Tars on Saturday evening. Olivia Aniol recorded her 1,000th career point in the effort.
 
Breakdown
Records: Nova Southeastern 12-8 (5-6) | Rollins College 14-10 (3-8)
Location: Rick Case Arena | Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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How it Happened
  • The match began with the Sharks taking a 4-3 lead, with a pair of points by Olivia Aniol, and tallies from Brantley Chipley and Erika Spankus.
  • Erika Spankus delivered consecutive points with a service ace and a kill, as the Sharks took a 6-4 lead.
  • Brantley Chipley, Caiden Largent, Taylor Stockman, and Gabrielle Spankus each record points as the Sharks advantage grew to 11-8.
  • The Tars took a 13-12 lead following a 5-1 scoring run midway through the set.
  • The Sharks responded with a four-point streak to regain the lead at 17-14, with points from Olivia Aniol, Erika Spankus, and Taylor Stockman.
  • The Sharks held off a late run by the Tars, with kills from Erika Spankus and Caiden Largent, taking the score to 20-18.
  • Back-to-back blocks by Brantley Chipley and Taylor Stockman put the Sharks ahead 22-19.
  • Erika Spankus recorded the final two kills in the set for the Sharks, as they took the set with a 25-21 final score.
  • The Sharks opened the second set with a 3-2 advantage, with kills by Caiden Largent and Taylor Stockman.
  • The Tars strung together six consecutive points, taking the lead and pushing the score to 8-3.
  • The Sharks cut the deficit to 10-8, with kills by Olivia Aniol and Gabrielle Spankus.
  • Brantley Chipley tallied consecutive points for the Sharks, cutting the Tars lead to 13-10.
  • The Tars pulled away late in the set, taking an 18-12 lead following an error.
  • Olivia Aniol recorded consecutive points to stall a long scoring run by the Tars, as the score reached 24-17.
  • The Sharks were able to extend the set following a service ace by Ella Kern and a kill by Brantley Chipley, pushing the score to 24-20.
  • The Tars were victorious in the set, finishing with a 25-20 score.
  • The opening moments of the third set saw the Tars take a 3-2 lead.
  • The Sharks quickly responded with four consecutive points, as Brantley Chipley and Olivia Aniol each recorded points, putting the Sharks ahead 6-3.
  • As Erika Spankus recorded a kill, the Sharks benefited from a series of errors by the Tars, pushing the advantage to 9-5.
  • Caiden Largent and Gabrielle Spankus combined for three points, as the Sharks took a 12-7 lead.
  • Three consecutive kills by Caiden Largent, Erika Spankus, and Natalya Bergant pushed the Sharks advantage to 15-9.
  • The Tars put together a nine-point run late in the set, taking the lead at 18-15.
  • The Sharks and Tars alternated points, until consecutive errors by the Sharks pushed the score to 22-18 in favor of the Tars.
  • Caiden Largent led a late rally for the Sharks offense, recording consecutive kills to hold off a set loss at 24-22.
  • The Tars closed the set with a 25-22 final score.
  • The Sharks responded by opening the fourth set with a 5-2 lead, with quick tallies from Taylor Stockman, Erika Spankus, and Caiden Largent.
  • Erika Spankus and Olivia Aniol each recorded a kill, as the score hit 7-5.
  • The Sharks strung together three consecutive points with a kill by Caiden Largent, as the lead grew to 10-6.
  • The Sharks expanded their lead to 17-7 with a seven-point run, led by Caiden Largent with three service aces.
  • The Sharks continued to dominate the set, with kills by Taylor Stockman and Erika Spankus, the lead reached 22-9.
  • Olivia Aniol and Caiden Largent recorded the final three points in a dominate fourth set, finishing the set 25-15.
  • As the fifth set began, the Sharks and Tars traded points with a 2-2 score.
  • Taylor Stockman delivered a point to put the Sharks ahead 4-3.
  • Capitalizing on an error and a kill by Caiden Largent, the Sharks regained the lead at 7-6.
  • Consecutive points by Caiden Largent and Erika Spankus gave the Sharks the lead once again at 9-8.
  • The Sharks offense continued to provide points as Taylor Stockman and Brantley Chipley recorded kills, giving the Sharks an 11-10 lead.
  • Olivia Aniol added a point to the Sharks total, as the score hit 12-11 with the Sharks leading.
  • The Tars regained the lead and held for the final moments, taking the match with a final score of 15-13.
 
Shark Standouts  
What's Next
The Sharks will head to Lakeland to take on the Florida Southern Mocs on Thursday, Oct. 30, inside the George W. Jenkins Field House. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB.
 
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