
Photo by: Caley Kuestner 2026
Volleyball edges Jefferson in thrilling five-set match
10/1/2026 9:51:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
MILLERSVILLE, Pa. — Millersville University volleyball team thrilled fans with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Jefferson (23-25, 25-22, 21-25, 25-18, 17-15) on Thursday. In the fourth set, the Marauders used an impressive 8-0 run to surge from a 13-10 deficit to an 18-13 lead, forcing the deciding set. This was the Marauders' first five-set match.
The Marauders finished strong in the fifth set by overcoming a 14-13 deficit to secure a 17-15 win. The Marauders held a 15-4 advantage in service aces, including six from Amanda Protzman, while committing seven service errors to Jefferson's six. Despite Jefferson finishing with more kills, digs, total blocks, and a slightly higher hitting percentage, 'Ville's serving and late fifth-set finish were key in the closely contested match.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Marauders opened the first set with five straight service points on Marissa Storti's serve, featuring an ace, an Alex Nava kill, and blocks from Nadia Sawyer and Hailey Lazur. After Jefferson moved ahead late, 'Ville fought back from a 23-21 deficit with a Storti kill and a Sawyer block to tie the set at 23-23. However, Jefferson secured the next two points, handing the Marauders a 25-23 first-set loss.
In a tightly contested second set tied at 15-15, 'Ville won seven of the next eight rallies to lead 22-16, highlighted by four consecutive points on Sidonia Cecco's serve. Jefferson responded with six straight points to close in at 23-22, but the Marauders reached set point on a Lazur block and clinched the set, 25-22, with a Sawyer kill from Julia Chunta.
The Marauders stayed within reach in the third set, moving ahead 21-20 after a Jefferson attack error. However, Jefferson answered with the final five points, closing the set with three kills and a 'Ville attack error. Nava contributed several kills to keep the Marauders in contention, but Jefferson took the set 25-21.
A 13-10 fourth-set deficit turned into an 18-13 lead for the Marauders with eight straight points, the last seven coming on Protzman's serve. The run featured a Sawyer kill from Chunta and back-to-back Protzman aces to make it 18-13. The Marauders finished off the set 25-18, with Storti adding two late kills before Nava ended it from Chunta.
In the fifth set, 'Ville responded to a 14-13 deficit by capturing four of the final five points to win it 17-15. Sawyer tied the set with a kill from Chunta, and Nava supplied three late kills, including the final two points after Jefferson evened it at 15-15.
"It was fun yet difficult to watch from Puerto Rico. It was fun because of the fight and energy I felt watching," said head coach Brian Smith. "It's always good for a team to fight hard when facing adversity, and to seal a 5th set victory over a team that swept them in the opening match of the season, had to feel really good."
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
Nava led the Marauders with 21 kills and 21.5 points while adding 22 digs. Storti collected 25 digs and contributed 13 kills, two service aces, and 15 points. Addison Reustle finished with 26 assists, six digs, four kills, and two aces. Protzman served six aces. The Marauders totaled 48 set assists, surpassing their season average of 22.4. They also recorded 15 service aces, above their season average of 3.4, and achieved 10 blocks, exceeding their season average of 4.8. The team totaled 54 kills, surpassing their season average of 24.0. Individually, Nava recorded 21 kills and 22 digs, both exceeding her season averages of 4.6 kills and 2.8 digs. Protzman recorded six service aces, exceeding her season average of 0.4. Lazur achieved four total blocks, surpassing her season average of 2.4. Sawyer recorded four solo blocks, exceeding her season average of 0.8. Cecco recorded 21 digs, exceeding her season average of 5.4.
UP NEXT
The Marauders host Bloomsburg on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, at 1 p.m. at Pucillo Gymnasium in Millersville, Pa.
The Marauders finished strong in the fifth set by overcoming a 14-13 deficit to secure a 17-15 win. The Marauders held a 15-4 advantage in service aces, including six from Amanda Protzman, while committing seven service errors to Jefferson's six. Despite Jefferson finishing with more kills, digs, total blocks, and a slightly higher hitting percentage, 'Ville's serving and late fifth-set finish were key in the closely contested match.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Marauders opened the first set with five straight service points on Marissa Storti's serve, featuring an ace, an Alex Nava kill, and blocks from Nadia Sawyer and Hailey Lazur. After Jefferson moved ahead late, 'Ville fought back from a 23-21 deficit with a Storti kill and a Sawyer block to tie the set at 23-23. However, Jefferson secured the next two points, handing the Marauders a 25-23 first-set loss.
In a tightly contested second set tied at 15-15, 'Ville won seven of the next eight rallies to lead 22-16, highlighted by four consecutive points on Sidonia Cecco's serve. Jefferson responded with six straight points to close in at 23-22, but the Marauders reached set point on a Lazur block and clinched the set, 25-22, with a Sawyer kill from Julia Chunta.
The Marauders stayed within reach in the third set, moving ahead 21-20 after a Jefferson attack error. However, Jefferson answered with the final five points, closing the set with three kills and a 'Ville attack error. Nava contributed several kills to keep the Marauders in contention, but Jefferson took the set 25-21.
A 13-10 fourth-set deficit turned into an 18-13 lead for the Marauders with eight straight points, the last seven coming on Protzman's serve. The run featured a Sawyer kill from Chunta and back-to-back Protzman aces to make it 18-13. The Marauders finished off the set 25-18, with Storti adding two late kills before Nava ended it from Chunta.
In the fifth set, 'Ville responded to a 14-13 deficit by capturing four of the final five points to win it 17-15. Sawyer tied the set with a kill from Chunta, and Nava supplied three late kills, including the final two points after Jefferson evened it at 15-15.
"It was fun yet difficult to watch from Puerto Rico. It was fun because of the fight and energy I felt watching," said head coach Brian Smith. "It's always good for a team to fight hard when facing adversity, and to seal a 5th set victory over a team that swept them in the opening match of the season, had to feel really good."
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
Nava led the Marauders with 21 kills and 21.5 points while adding 22 digs. Storti collected 25 digs and contributed 13 kills, two service aces, and 15 points. Addison Reustle finished with 26 assists, six digs, four kills, and two aces. Protzman served six aces. The Marauders totaled 48 set assists, surpassing their season average of 22.4. They also recorded 15 service aces, above their season average of 3.4, and achieved 10 blocks, exceeding their season average of 4.8. The team totaled 54 kills, surpassing their season average of 24.0. Individually, Nava recorded 21 kills and 22 digs, both exceeding her season averages of 4.6 kills and 2.8 digs. Protzman recorded six service aces, exceeding her season average of 0.4. Lazur achieved four total blocks, surpassing her season average of 2.4. Sawyer recorded four solo blocks, exceeding her season average of 0.8. Cecco recorded 21 digs, exceeding her season average of 5.4.
UP NEXT
The Marauders host Bloomsburg on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, at 1 p.m. at Pucillo Gymnasium in Millersville, Pa.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Jeff
MU
Kills
60
54
Errors
32
29
Attempts
195
191
Hitting %
.144
.131
Points
75.0
79.0
Assists
58
48
Aces
4
15
Blocks
11
10
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