Kem Donnely
0
Alma ALMA 9-13, 2-3
3
Winner Madonna MADONNA 15-8, 9-5
Alma ALMA
9-13, 2-3
0
Final
3
Madonna MADONNA
15-8, 9-5
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Alma ALMA 16 16 17 (0)
Madonna MADONNA 25 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Crusaders Sweep Scots in Out of Conference Clash

In a gripping display of strength and coordination, the Madonna University Crusaders triumphed over the Alma Scots with a clean sweep in their latest volleyball confrontation held in Livonia, Mich., on October 21, 2025. The regular encounter concluded with a commanding final score of Madonna 3, Alma 0, underscoring the Crusaders' superiority on the court that evening.

The match commenced with Madonna setting a strong pace, taking the first set 25-16. This early lead was followed by an equally solid performance in the second set, with the Crusaders matching the initial set score of 25-16. The third set saw a slightly tighter competition; however, Madonna maintained their dominance, wrapping it up with a score of 25-17. This victory pushed Madonna's season record to 15 wins and 8 losses, with a conference tally of 9-5.

Highlight performances came from several Crusaders who stood out for their exceptional skills throughout the match. Hope Schriber led with a notable 10 kills, closely followed by Katie Mulka and Kira Buza, who each contributed 7 kills. Mulka also shone in defensive play, leading with 3 blocks alongside Buza who added another 2. The defensive efforts were bolstered by Lexa Forti, who made 12 digs, and Ryley Osentoski with 9 digs.

Service was another area where Madonna excelled. Kem Donnelly and Karlee Stoll each served up 4 aces, adding significant pressure on Alma, while Kira Buza contributed an additional 2 aces. Karlee Stoll also impressed with her playmaking, delivering 22 assists, supported by Rylie Glass who added 11 more, helping orchestrate the team's offense smoothly throughout the engagement.

With their latest victory, Madonna University Crusaders demonstrated a strong team synergy and a high level of play, signaling their readiness to continue their winning ways in the current season.
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