Box Score BOSTON, Mass.—The Roger Williams University Volleyball team took three straight sets (25-18, 25-23, 25-19) against Wentworth Institute of Technology Saturday morning in their final regular season match.
 
The Hawks entered the Commonwealth Coast Conference matchup on a 10-game winning streak. They had an overall record of 17-6 and an 8-0 conference record. The Wentworth Leopards were 24-3 overall and 6-2 in conference play prior to Saturday's game.
 
The Hawks opened up play with a 5-0 run. Wentworth got on the board on a kill by Samantha Lassiter and a service ace by Claire Quick, but the Hawks responded with a kill by Meghan Smith (Blauvelt, N.Y.). The set was back-and-forth until RWU went on a four-point run to bring the score to 22-15. The Hawks got their 25^th point on a Molly Quilty (Duxbury, Mass.) kill to take the opening set.
 
The Hawks grabbed the first point of the second set on an attack error by the Leopards. The Leopards were able to gain some momentum with a three-point run to grab the 8-5 lead, but the Hawks did not allow them to get too comfortable. They had a few points runs of their own but neither team was able to extend their lead.
 
With the score at 23-19 in favor the Hawks, RWU had trouble getting those last two points. Wentworth had three kills and took advantage of a Maddie Neuberger (Remsenburg, N.Y.) attack error which tied it up at 23. Katie Nugent's (Lynnfield,Mass.) kill put the Hawks up one and Neuberger's service ace ended the set.
 
The third set begun with the Hawks earning the first point on a kill by Grace Kenningham (Houston, Texas) but her attack error on the next play gave Wentworth their first point. The Hawks kept the pressure on and drove the score to 11-4 before the Leopards could find some rhythm.
 
A kill, service ace and error by Quilty boosted the Leopards to seven points. The Hawks would remain in control, however, until they reached a score of 21. A seven-point run for the Leopards brought the score up to 21-18. The Hawks would find a last push to the 25^th point to take the set and match by a score of 25-19.
 
Quilty had nine kills in 17 attempts and two solo blocks and seven assisted blocks on the day. Nicki Fallisi (Salem, N.H.) had eight kills, two service aces and seven digs. Kenningham had seven kills, three service aces and 17 digs. Julia Fields (Cortlandt Manor, N.Y.) had 32 assists and 12 digs. Meghan Chartier (Inverness, Ill.) finished the day with 12 digs.
 
The win moves the Hawks to 18-6 and 9-0 in the conference. They will host the CCC Quarterfinals on Tuesday.