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BALTIMORE, Md. - Stevenson freshman
Avery Gabbard (Arnold/Broadneck) totaled a
game-high 11 kills, but it wasn't enough to stop Johns Hopkins from
winning its fourth-straight as the Blue Jays swept the Mustangs in
straight sets, 25-21, 25-22, 25-12 Wednesday night at Goldfarb
Gymnasium.
The win was also the 200th career victory for Hopkins head coach
Greg Giovanazzi who is now 30-9 in two seasons with the Blue Jays
(10-2).
It was the second-straight game and fifth this season in which
Gabbard has totaled 10 or more kills. She was one shy of her
career-high set on Saturday versus York (Pa.).
Sophomore Amy Rudolph (North East/Rising Sun)
totaled a game-high 35 assists while sophomore Alexa Carney
(Towson/Towson) had a game-high 17 digs, the eighth time
this season she has reached double digits.
Melissa Cole led Hopkins with nine kills while Allison
Cappelaere had 10 digs. Becky Paynter totaled 15 assists.
Stevenson (6-6) returns to action on Saturday when it travels to
Washington (Md.) for the Penny Fall Classic. The Mustangs face the
Shorewomen at 11:00 a.m., before taking on Alright at 1:00 p.m.
