Georgia Tech Volleyball Sweeps Syracuse in ACC Matchup
Georgia Tech Volleyball capped off a successful weekend with a sweep of Syracuse on Sunday. This was the fourth straight match win for Georgia Tech, who now sits at 15-4 for the season and 8-2 in the ACC.
This was the 12th sweep of the year for Georgia Tech and their seventh in ten ACC matches.
It was a really nice day for the team and some of the stats are pretty eye-opening. Georgia Tech won the kill advantage 48-28, the hitting percentage .355 vs .126, assists 44-28, and digs 36-25.
Erin Moss had a fantastic performance with 14 kills and eight blocks. Julia Bergmann led the team in kills with 15, while also racking up eight digs and three blocks.
The Yellow Jackets won the first set 25-18, the second set 25-21, and the final set 25-20.
The Yellow Jackets are going to be hitting the road for four matches starting on Friday at North Carolina and then on Sunday against NC State. Georgia Tech will travel to Miami and Florida State next week. The next home match will be against Louisville on Friday, November 11th.
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