TMU Women's Volleyball avoids sweep against (RV) Westmont

TMU Women's Volleyball avoided a road sweep at the hands of (RV) Westmont College by winning the third set on Saturday night, but the Warriors promptly won the fourth set to win the Golden State Athletic Conference match by set scores of 25-20, 25-15, 22-25 and 25-19.
 
"Westmont is always a tough team to play," Master's Head Coach Annett Davis said. "Consistency is the key that's missing for us. The girls are working hard to get there."
 
Westmont outhit Master's by at least .100 in each of the opening two sets, before TMU held a .256 to .205 advantage in winning the third.
 
"We had some great moments with our block," Davis said, also highlighting the play of setter Natalie Collins.
 
The Mustangs then held the Warriors to a .000 attack % in the fourth set, but Westmont limited Master's to a -.022 clip in taking what proved to be the final set of the match.
 
Faith Tarver led TMU in kills for the fifth-straight match, recording 12. Collins paced the Mustangs in both assists (29) and digs (19), while Emily Scott led the team with five total blocks.
 
Anna Poole added 17 digs, with Ruby Duncan posting a stat line of eight kills and four blocks. Emily Clark tallied seven kills and three service aces (most on the team).
 
Master's (6-13 overall, 2-7 GSAC) returns to conference play on Friday at Hope International. First serve is scheduled for 6 p.m.