HAMPTON, VA — Cheyney University Women's Volleyball concluded a three-match weekend with a victory over Patrick Henry College after two competitive contests against Virginia Peninsula Community College. The Wolves finished the weekend 1-2, highlighted by a five-set victory to close Saturday's competition.

Cheyney opened Friday's action against Virginia Peninsula Community College, battling through five sets before falling 3-2. The Wolves demonstrated their ability to compete in an extended match, pushing Virginia Peninsula to a decisive fifth set before coming up short.

The two programs met again Saturday, with Virginia Peninsula securing a 3-1 victory. Despite the setback, Cheyney continued to compete through the four-set contest before turning its attention to the final matchup of the weekend.

Facing Patrick Henry College, the Wolves responded with a determined performance, earning a 3-2 victory to finish the weekend on a positive note. Cheyney battled through another five-set contest, this time emerging victorious and demonstrating its ability to execute and finish under pressure.

The weekend provided Cheyney with valuable competitive experience, as two of its three matches extended to five sets. The victory over Patrick Henry highlighted the Wolves' resilience and ability to regroup following consecutive losses against Virginia Peninsula.

Cheyney continues to make strides in developing consistency, competitive toughness, and confidence. The Wolves will look to carry the momentum from Saturday's victory into their remaining schedule as they continue building toward a stronger finish to the 2026 season.