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![]() Brittany Born led all players with 16 digs. |
Sept. 23, 2008
TOWSON, Md. - The Loyola College volleyball team rallied from a first set deficit to take a 1-0 lead at Towson on Tuesday evening in a non-conference match, but the Greyhounds could not keep up the momentum and lost, 22-25, 25-15, 25-15, 25-14.
Nina Camaioni led Loyola with 14 kills and registered her second double-double in as many matches with 13 digs.
The Tigers led by as many as four in the early-going of set one, but Loyola tied it at 11-11 on a Towson ball-handling error.
A Camaioni kill gave Loyola a one-point lead, but Towson scored the next four to lead 15-12 on a Valerie Chromy kill.
Loyola slowly trimmed the Towson lead and again tied the score at 20-20 when Stasia Collins and Rachel Schillinger locked up a block on Maddie Haseltine. A Tigers block on the ensuing point put Towson back on top, but Kristen Muscarella fed Camaioni for a kill to tie it at 21-21.
Chromy hit a ball wide, and Camaioni put down another kill to give Loyola a 23-21 lead.
Towson called timeout, and Loyola had a service error, one of its nine in the match, to pull the Tigers within one, 23-22.
Collins and Karlee Woodward, however, blocked Britney Loomis, and a ball-handling error was called on Towson, to close the set, 25-22, in the Greyhounds' favor.
Loyola would be plagued, however, with inconsistent play over the final three sets. The Greyhounds hit .179 in the first set, but -.125, .129 and .121 in the final three.
In addition to Camaioni's 14 kills, Schillinger and Christina Greenup each had eight. Brittany Born recorded a match-high 16 digs, and Muscarella had 14.
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Loyola returns to Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference action on Saturday, September 27, at 4 p.m. versus Niagara. Due to an event on Loyola's campus, the match will be played at neighboring College of Notre Dame of Maryland.