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Ark.-Monticello UAM 2-12,0-2 GAC
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Winner Ouachita Baptist OUA 6-9,2-1 GAC
Ark.-Monticello UAM
2-12,0-2 GAC
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Final
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Ouachita Baptist OUA
6-9,2-1 GAC
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Ark.-Monticello UAM 13 22 12 (0)
Ouachita Baptist OUA 25 25 25 (3)
VB bench celebration vs UAM 2026
Caroline George Fletcher

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

17 TIGERS CHIP IN FOR GAC WIN OVER UAM

ARKADELPHIA – The Ouachita volleyball team snapped its five-game losing skid in a dominant effort on Tuesday night at home, cruising to a straight-set Great American Conference sweep over Arkansas-Monticello.

17 Tigers, including eight freshmen, saw significant playing time in Tuesday night's win over the Blossoms that finished by final scores of 25-13, 25-22, and 25-12.

Ouachita came out on fire in the opening set, hitting .536 as a team with 17 kills and only two errors on 28 swings. The team ended up hitting .340 for the match and doubled up the Blossoms on kills 44-22.

UAM made the second set close with runs early in the frame and late, including a stretch of four straight points to put the Blossoms up 21-20. Ouachita punched back with four straight of its own to regain momentum and go up 2-0 in the match.

Ouachita kept the Blossoms off balance for the entire third set, holding UAM to only two kills in the frame and a negative hitting percentage. The Tiger freshmen shined in the third set, highlighted by four kills from Ella Irons and two kills for both Kylie Craven and Sadie Blake.

Craven ended up leading all players in the match with 10 kills and no errors for a .625 individual hitting percentage. She was also productive on defense with three total blocks in the win.

Freshman Ruby Farris, sophomore Sophie Henry, and senior Kailey Thedford all added six kills each. Senior Leah Gardner finished with five kills and added a match-high four total blocks.

Senior Mack Bidwell contributed to the offense with a match-high 24 assists. Freshman Kylah Manthe recorded a season-best 10 assists.

Senior Kylie Kisgen kept her season-long double-digit dig streak alive with a final total of 11.

The Tigers are off for the weekend before returning to action next Tuesday night at home against Arkansas Tech.
 
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