Salem, VA - Carolina University's Men's Volleyball team faced a pair of challenging matchups on March 29, 2025, at the Cregger Center in Salem, VA. The team split the day, securing a victory against Averett University but falling to Roanoke College.
Carolina University Defeats Averett University 3-1
In the first match of the day, Carolina University triumphed over Averett University with a final score of 3-1. The set scores were 25-21, 25-14, 19-25, and 25-22. Â
Key player statistics for Carolina University included
Jashawn Sykes, who led the team with 17 kills and 19.5 points.
Jamison Johnson also made a significant contribution with 13 kills.
Kai Jamerson showcased his setting skills with 39 assists. Â
Overall, Carolina University recorded 52 kills with an attack percentage of .129. Averett University managed 34 kills with an attack percentage of .073. Â
Key Players:
Carolina UniversityÂ
Averett UniversityÂ
- Yerai Collazo: 8 kills. Â
- Kendrick Sasu-Twumasi: 7 kills, 3 blocks. Â
- Liam Audrain: 6 kills, 1 block, 8 digs. Â
Roanoke College Sweeps Carolina University
In the second match, Carolina University (Piedmont Int'l) (3-2) was defeated by Roanoke College in three straight sets. The set scores were 25-19, 25-12, and 25-14. Â
Carolina University struggled offensively, achieving a total of only 27 kills with a negative attack percentage of -.097.
Jashawn Sykes and
Jamison Johnson were held to 5 and 2 kills, respectively.
Kai Jamerson contributed 9 assists for Carolina University. Â
Roanoke College demonstrated a strong performance, securing 41 kills with an impressive attack percentage of .317. Â
Key Players:
Carolina University
Roanoke College
- Cade Kinne: 6 kills, .857 attack percentage. Â
- Colin Mendoza: 6 kills, 2 service aces, 5 blocks. Â
- Michael Cummins: 6 kills, 1 service ace. Â
Match Summary
Carolina University showcased resilience by defeating Averett University in a four-set match. However, they faced a tough challenge against Roanoke College, who proved dominant in a three-set sweep.
Up Next:
The Bruins will host the AAC Pod on April 4-5th where they will face Life University and Talladaga College.Â
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