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Winner Wilmington (OH) WILM 3-9,0-0 OAC
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Oberlin Ober 2-9,0-0 NCAC
Winner
Wilmington (OH) WILM
3-9,0-0 OAC
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Final
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Oberlin Ober
2-9,0-0 NCAC
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Wilmington (OH) WILM 20 25 25 27 (3)
Oberlin Ober 25 18 16 25 (1)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

Oeder Has Career-High Five Aces in Four Set Win over Oberlin

(OBERLIN, Ohio) - The Quakers earned their third win of the season Friday night against the Oberlin College Yeowomen, 3-1 and are now 3-9 overall this season.

Oberlin kept the Quakers at arm's length through the first set en route to a 25-20 win, however the changeover changed the Quakers' mentality. Wilmington opened set two, scoring three of the first five points, and then the next three points. After taking the service at 8-5, Logan McQuillin served four consecutive points to build a 12-5 lead. The Yeowomen closed the gap to 16-15, before Corissa Oeder had the first of two service aces in this rotation, at 18-15 and guided the Quakers to 23-15, featuring kills by Sarah Brown, Brinlee Preston and Paige Shouse.

The third set opened with an Oberlin ace, but both teams alternated the first four points. The match was kept close until McQuillin's service rotation. McQuillin took the service with both teams tied at 7, and got the Quakers to a 10-8 lead following two aces and an Oeder kill. The set remained a back-and-forth affair until Oeder took the serve at 16-14. Following two Oberlin attack errors and a service ace, the match was 19-14, then Trinity VanDusen brought the match to set point at 24-16 before a Zeynep Kaya kill, but the Quakers took the set with a Shouse kill.

The Quakers, despite building an 8-5 lead, saw the fourth set tied midway through the match and even falling behind late, 20-18. Emma Specht got the service rotation and scored two points, compliments of an Andie Dolven kill and an Oberlin error to get them to a 21-20 lead. The end of the match played even all the way through an attack error on Oberlin set point to tie it at 25-25, then Oeder got the service, and closed out the match with an attack error and then a Preston kill.

Notables
  • Corissa Oeder had a career-high five service aces, while four Quakers netted double-digit digs.
  • Oeder's five aces is tied for eighth in program history, and this five ace match is the seventh time it's happened in program history.
  • Josie Crabtree netted 14 kills on 36 total attack attempts and had 14 digs.
  • Andie Dolven and Oeder had 12 digs while Trinity VanDusen had 10 digs for the four players with double-digit digs.
  • Dolven continues to build on her assist record with another 30 assists.
  • Sarah Brown and Paige Shouse each had nine kills.
What's Up Next
The Quakers return home on Tuesday night, Sept. 24 to face Ohio Christian University at 7:00 P.M.

The last time these two teams played was in 2019, where the Trailblazers beat the Quakers, 3-0 at Ohio Christian.
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