Eagles Take Game From Princeton, Fall 3-1 on the Road
PRINCETON, N.J. – Facing its fourth NCAA Division I opponent this year, the No. 8 Juniata men’s volleyball team fought hard, but fell 3-1 on the road Tuesday night in Dillon Gym. Juniata (22-11) has taken games from each of the Division I opponents its faced this season except one. Princeton improved to 12-8 with the win.
PRINCETON, N.J. – Facing its fourth NCAA Division I opponent this year, the No. 8 Juniata men's volleyball team fought hard, but fell 3-1 on the road Tuesday night in Dillon Gym. Juniata (22-11) has taken games from each of the Division I opponents its faced this season except one. Princeton improved to 12-8 with the win.
Junior Alex McColgin (Buffalo, N.Y./Hamburg) had a great day at the net. He finished with a match-high 20 kills after hitting .405 from the floor. Freshman Chad Albert (Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley) was incredibly accurate and deadly at the net as well. He earned five kills on six swings with zero errors for a .833 hitting percentage.
Juniata now prepares for the Continental Volleyball Conference Championships this weekend. As the No. 1 seed in the East Division, the Eagles earned a bye in the first round and will play in the first semifinal match on Saturday, April 13 at 10 a.m. They will face the winner of Thiel/Carthage. Juniata is 1-1 against Thiel this season and lost to Carthage in five when they met on Feb. 8.
Follow Your Eagles! Stay up-to-date on your Juniata College Eagles by logging onto www.juniatasports.net. And don't forget to follow us on twitter (@JuniataEagles) and on Facebook (Juniata Eagles).