"Le Moyne pushed us and played a scrappy game. They made us earn our points tonight. We picked up our service pressure in set three, which we look to carry into tomorrow." – head coach Sara Spielvogel on the win

TURNING POINT
Saint Francis had a commanding 21-15 lead, going on a four-point run to claim the win. Alexandra Sappia tipped the ball for the kill to begin the run. Burns attacked the ball, sending it off the hands of Le Moyne's libero to make the score 23-15. Continuing the run, Sappia's serve fell on the Dolphin's side, earning match point. In the final rally of the night, Burns brought down a kill from the left pin to win the match.

FLASH MOMENTS
The Red Flash took an early lead against the Dolphins, starting the match on a four-point run. After back-to-back kills from Kori McClure, Drew Wallech notched one of her own from the middle. Burns tallied a kill from the left, going up 4-0 and maintaining a lead through the rest of the set.

Up four in the second set, Saint Francis locked down the second set with a four-point run. After a service error by Le Moyne, a block party ensued with Sappia and Wallech combining for a block on the right. Wallech was not done, though, joined by Burns on the left for another block to earn set point at 24-17. With Raegan Rosi continuing to serve in the run, she notched an ace off of the reception by Le Moyne, taking a two-set advantage.

FLASH NUGGETS
Sappia led Saint Francis in assists with 28.

Maggie Hogan earned three aces to lead the team at the service line.

Wallech dominated the team's blocking efforts with six total blocks.

Burns and Rosi each tallied eight digs to lead the Red Flash.

UP NEXT
Saint Francis will face Le Moyne on Saturday at 1 p.m.