Volleyball takes care of Albany in three sets

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Jared Chen/Staff Photographer With her parents flying in from the Czech Republic, sophomore middle blocker Misa Dlouha tallied 11 kills with a .526 hitting percentage in Binghamton’s 3-0 sweep against Albany on Friday evening.

In its second match against Albany in America East conference play on Friday night, the Binghamton volleyball team’s road trip ended with its second-straight sweep of the season. The Bearcats gathered momentum to pull away late in each set, earning their fourth win in conference play.

“I’m really happy that we were able to do it in three on the road,” said Binghamton head coach Allie Yaeger. “Right now, across the conference, everyone is winning at home and losing on the road, so I feel like we’re kind of the first team to break that trend that’s going on with like the top-five teams.”

Set one began with Albany (9-12, 3-4 AE) having a slight edge, going up 5-1 in the early going. While the Bearcats (14-9, 4-2 AE) kept things close, they trailed until the middle of the set. The momentum began to shift courtesy of consecutive kills from sophomore middle blocker Misa Dlouha and sophomore outside hitter Ella Schabort tied the match at 15-15. Later in the frame, with Albany leading 18-17, the Bearcats went on a 4-0 run to go up 21-18. The visitors held the lead from that point on, closing out the set with another 4-0 run to take set one 25-19…

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