Emilee Niejadlik (Hamburg, N.Y.) picked up eight of the team's 19 kills in the first match against Union (N.Y.). Shania Shaver (Candor, N.Y.) collected 14 digs, while Kylie Murphy (Nichols, N.Y.) and Kim Dunkleman (Williamsville, N.Y.) each added six a piece.
The Mustangs put together a balanced attack in the second match and took advantage of 19 Delhi
attack errors. Courtney LaVere (Oswego, N.Y.) posted six kills, while Niejadlik and Dunkleman each posted four. Dunkleman also collected 11 digs.
Murphy collected 15 digs in the match against Delhi. This total puts her five digs away from 1,000 for her career.
Morrisville State will return to the courts at Hartwick tomorrow for two more matches. The Mustangs will take on Coast Guard at 10 AM before wrapping up the tournament with a rematch against Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts at 2 PM.
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