JENKINTOWN, PA — Cheyney University women's volleyball delivered an impressive comeback Tuesday evening, overcoming a two-set deficit to defeat Manor College, 3-2, by scores of 20-25, 23-25, 25-13, 25-15, and 15-8. The victory improved the Wolves to 2-6 on the season.

After dropping the opening two sets, Cheyney responded with a dominant second-half performance, outscoring Manor 65-36 over the final three frames to complete the comeback.

Manor College claimed the opening set 25-20 before holding off Cheyney in a tightly contested second set, 25-23, to take a 2-0 advantage. Facing elimination, the Wolves responded with renewed intensity, taking control of the third set and securing a commanding 25-13 victory to extend the match.

Cheyney carried that momentum into the fourth set, continuing to apply pressure and creating separation on the scoreboard. The Wolves claimed the frame 25-15, evening the match at two sets apiece and forcing a decisive fifth set.

With the match on the line, Cheyney completed the comeback with a convincing 15-8 victory in the final frame, securing its second win of the season.

The victory highlighted Cheyney's resilience and ability to respond under pressure. After falling behind early, the Wolves demonstrated the composure and competitive determination needed to overcome adversity and finish a closely contested road match.

Cheyney will look to build on the momentum of its five-set comeback as the Wolves continue developing consistency, confidence, and a winning mentality as they prepare to travel for an away-from-home contest against Virginia Peninsula Community College in Hampton, Virginia.