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Anna Lynch hitting the ball versus Brockport
Erin Locascio
Anna Lynch led Cortland with three blocks
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Cortland Cort 7-8,0-1 SUNYAC
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Winner Buffalo St. BuffSt 7-10,1-0 SUNYAC
Cortland Cort
7-8,0-1 SUNYAC
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Final
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Buffalo St. BuffSt
7-10,1-0 SUNYAC
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Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Cortland Cort 20 14 20 (0)
Buffalo St. BuffSt 25 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Cortland Loses SUNYAC Opener at Buffalo State

BUFFALO, N.Y. – The Cortland women's volleyball team opened its SUNYAC schedule with a 25-20, 25-14, 25-20 loss at Buffalo State.

The Red Dragons (7-8, 0-1 SUNYAC) had their 55-match winning steak versus SUNYAC opponents (45 regular season and 10 postseason) snapped with the setback. Cortland will travel to Fredonia on Saturday at 1 p.m. for a league matchup.

Erica Arroyo (Nesconset/Smithtown West) led Cortland with eight kills and Sanaiya Whitted (Poughkeepsie/Franklin D. Roosevelt) finished with five kills. Kira Pirrera (Hauppauge/Smithtown West) totaled four kills and three aces, Lily Coan (Sayville) recorded 10 assists and two aces, Sarah Taggart (Buffalo/Williamsville South) had nine digs and Anny Lynch (Rochester/Our Lady of Mercy) led the team with three blocks.

Buffalo State (7-10, 1-0 SUNYAC) was led by Ella Wittman's 15 kills and .448 attack percentage (two errors in 29 attempts). Delia Lake finished with eight kills and a .312 attack percentage, Alex Arroyo finished with 28 assists, and Hailey Kulniszewski ended with 14 digs.

Buffalo State finished with a .273 team attack percentage (37 kills, 13 errors in 88 attempts) while limiting Cortland to a .102 attack percentage (23 kills, 13 errors in 98 attempts).

The opening set featured four lead changes and 10 ties, the last at 13-13. The Bengals scored the next three points to take a 16-13 lead, and they later tallied four straight to extend a 17-15 lead to 21-15 on the way to the win.

The second set was tied seven times early on. Three Wittman kills capped a 5-0 run to put the hosts ahead 13-8, and she recorded eight of her 15 kills in the set as the Bengals pulled away. Cortland led the third set, 19-16, after a Grace Anderson (Pawling) kill, but the Bengals finished the match on a 9-1 run, including the last five points after the set was tied at 20-20.
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