Augusta Volleyball Team Sweeps Georgia College to Boost Season Record

Augusta Volleyball Team Dominates Georgia College

Milledgeville, GA – On Saturday afternoon, the Augusta University volleyball team achieved a decisive victory, defeating Georgia College with a score of 3-0 in a match held at the Centennial Center. This win improves Augusta’s record to 17 wins and 5 losses overall, and they are now 4-3 in Peach Belt Conference (PBC) play.

Match Highlights

The match began with both teams exchanging points in the first set. However, Augusta showcased their strength as they surged ahead, closing the set at 25-19. The Jaguars settled into a rhythm early, demonstrating strong teamwork and coordination.

In the second set, Augusta’s momentum continued. Jada Suguturaga was particularly instrumental, contributing 6 kills and 2 block assists. The defensive efforts led by Rylie Harris, who made 10 digs, kept Georgia College struggling to mount a consistent attack. Augusta dominated the set, winning 25-17, showcasing their offensive prowess and defensive discipline.

Third Set Efficiency

The third set marked the height of Augusta’s performance, as they recorded a remarkable hitting percentage of .333. This efficiency was further bolstered by key contributions from players like Jacklyn Simms and Witherspoon who added vital kills. Additionally, Madelyn Eden was a defensive anchor with five blocks, securing a firm presence at the net. Augusta closed the final set decisively at 25-16, completing the sweep against Georgia College.

Setting Up for Success

Augusta’s setter, Janvier Buggs, played a crucial role in orchestrating the offense, finishing the match with 27 assists and a hitting percentage of .571. The overall teamwork and dedication displayed by the players were evident, contributing to their successful performance against Georgia College.

Looking Ahead

This victory not only adds to the Jaguars’ confidence but also positions them favorably as they prepare for their next match. Augusta will face Lander University on Wednesday, November 13, at 6:00 PM. This upcoming matchup is significant as it will test Augusta’s readiness and resilience in PBC competition.

The team’s ability to maintain solid performance and effective communication on the court will be crucial in their quest for further success in the conference.

Conclusion

As Augusta University continues to build on this momentum, fans are excited to see how the team will perform in the upcoming matches. With a solid record and teamwork, the Jaguars are one to watch in the Peach Belt Conference.