TOWSON, MD. — Cheyney opened the day against Goucher, falling in four sets by scores of 25-7, 22-25, 25-14, 25-13. After dropping the opening frame, the Wolves responded with stronger execution in the second set, taking a 25-22 win to even the match before Goucher regained control over the final two sets. 

Against Goucher, Amelia Andrews-Sullivan led Cheyney with seven kills, a .294 hitting percentage, two solo blocks, and one block assist. Alasiah Carter and Paris Coaxum each added six kills, with Coaxum also contributing two solo blocks. Faith Carrington directed the offense with a team-high 19 assists and posted Cheyney's top hitting percentage, finishing at .444 with five kills on nine attempts. 

Cheyney closed the tri-match against Gwynedd Mercy, falling in three sets by scores of 25-17, 25-14, 25-19. The Wolves' strongest push came in the third set, which featured 13 tie scores and five lead changes before Gwynedd Mercy pulled away late. 

Against Gwynedd Mercy, Alasiah Carter and Paris Coaxum led Cheyney with three kills each, while Coaxum posted the Wolves' top hitting percentage at .154. Faith Carrington again led the offense with six assists, and Amelia Andrews-Sullivan remained active at the net with two solo blocks and one block assist.

The Wolves will look to carry forward the positive stretches, offensive contributions, and net presence shown throughout the day against Central Penn College Knights.