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Queen's Men QUEMVB
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Winner McMaster Men MCMASMVB
Queen's Men QUEMVB
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Final
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McMaster Men MCMASMVB
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Queen's Men QUEMVB 14 16 15 (0)
McMaster Men MCMASMVB 25 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Volleyball (M) | | Posted by: Emily VanderHeyden (Communications Student)

No.2 Marauders stay perfect, sweep Gaels in straight sets

HAMILTON (February 24, 2017) - The Queen's Gaels (9-8) lost in straight sets on Friday night to the No.2 McMaster Marauders (16-0) in OUA men's volleyball action.

GAME FLOW

McMaster started off the opening set strong with four service points which included three straight blocks foreshadowing the events of the night. Although the Gaels fought back, with kills by Markus Trence (Orangeville, Ont.) the Marauders proved to be too much. Kills by Dylan Hunt (Aurora, Ont.) and Jamie Wright (Kingston, Ont.) put the Gaels back on the board but the Marauders lead 16-8 heading into the technical timeout.  McMaster finished off the set 25-14 to take a 1-0 lead.

The Gaels opened the second set with a score of 4-1 to take the early advantage. A timeout called by McMaster put them right back into the game and they were able to not only tie up the score but take the lead at 5-4.  Continuing this momentum the Marauders won the set with a score of 25-16. 

The two teams came into the third game with pure determination.  Playing an initial game in a point by point matchup the men were fighting for the match. At a score of 8-7 for McMaster Craig Ireland took control of the service line and served the Marauders to a 15-7 lead.  It was that shift in power that led McMaster to their third and final set win of 25-15 to take the game 3-0.

BY THE NUMBERS

130 -  Zac Hutcheson (Kingston, Ont.) is first in the league right now with the most number of digs

2nd - Jamie Wright is second in the league for an average number of assists per set of 9.73

812 - The number of kills by the Gaels this season
 

UP NEXT

Queen's will be back on the court to close out the regular season tomorrow night against the Brock Badgers in St. Catharines with an 8pm start. 

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