OWINGS MILLS, Md. - The Stevenson University women's volleyball team extended its win streak to five matches with a 3-0 sweep of Susquehanna Tuesday night at Owings Mills Gymnasium.  Set scores were 25-21, 25-23, 25-20.

• Susquehanna (18-11) led 12-10 when the Mustangs ran off four straight points to take a 14-12 lead on a River Hawk attack error.
• Stevenson (16-11) fell behind 17-15, but three straight points, including back-to-back kills by Darian Hileman and Victoria Prokic, put the hosts up 18-17.
• The Mustangs closed the set on a 4-1 run and a Moriah Savage kill put Stevenson up 1-0.
• Stevenson hit .394 in the first set while the River Hawks hit .310.

• Back-to-back kills by Savage and a Susquehanna ball handling error gave the Mustangs an early 9-2 lead.
• The River Hawks clawed back and four straight points tied the frame 13-13.
• Susquehanna led 21-20 when the Mustangs posted three straight points, and back-to-back River Hawk errors made it 23-21 in favor of the hosts.
• A block by Savage and Chelsea Ireland put Stevenson on top 2-0.

• Susquehanna led 9-6 when a 5-1 Mustang run capped by a Sarah Riggin service ace and an Ireland kill put Stevenson up 11-10.
• After four ties, Stevenson scored six straight points to take a 20-14 lead.  Hileman had a pair of kills during the run.
• The River Hawks got within four, 24-20, but a service error ended the match.

• Susquehanna is receiving votes in the latest AVCA Division III Top 25 released Tuesday.
• Stevenson's five-match win streak is its longest of the season.
• Katie Leftridge led the Mustangs with 11 kills, while Prokic, Hileman, Savage and Ireland all had eight kills apiece.
• Ireland hit .700 with one error on 10 swings, while Prokic had no errors on 17 attacks for a .471 hitting percentage.
• Leftridge also had eight digs.
• Ireland had a team-high four blocks.
• Caroline Dangel totaled 25 assists, while Julie Nightwine posted a double-double with 16 assists and 10 digs.
• The Mustangs matched a season-low with two serve receive errors.
• Stevenson hit .343 as a team, its third-highest hitting percentage of the season, while the River Hawks hit .248.
• The Mustangs have won 15 straight sets since dropping the first set in a 3-1 win at Widener last Tuesday.

Chelsea Ireland and Moriah Savage close out a hard-fought second set with a block.

• Stevenson travels to Elizabethtown for a 7:00 non-conference match on Thursday night.
• The Mustangs return home on Thursday, October 25 when they host Hood for Senior Night at 7:00 pm in a MAC Commonwealth contest.