Northeastern Volleyball Won on the Road for the First Time All Season, Twice
Two four-set wins at Hampton were the Huskies' first victories since Sept. 26.
Northeastern volleyball (6-16, 4-10 CAA) took two four-set wins at Hampton (2-20, 0-12 CAA) on Oct. 30 and 31, its first road wins of the season and first wins of any kind since Sept. 26, The Huntington News reported.
The numbers
Junior setter Gabby Reeves led in assists with 17. Redshirt sophomore outside hitter Valentina Meirelles led with 13 kills and five blocks. Sophomore libero Aven Crosby had 14 digs.
Hampton jumped to a 14-5 lead and took the first set. Northeastern took the second after rallying from a seven-point Pirates run, and the third set was a blowout: the Huskies won 20 of the first 24 points.
Dez's take
Beating the last-place team twice doesn't fix a 6-16 season, but snapping a five-week skid matters. Meirelles is doing a little of everything.
What we still don't know
Whether the Huskies can climb into CAA tournament position with the games left.
The developments described above are drawn from contemporaneous reporting by The Huntington News. As of Thursday morning, two four-set wins at Hampton were the Huskies' first victories since Sept. 26. Boston Uncut will update this account if primary agencies release additional records, schedules or statements that change the public facts. Readers seeking the underlying documents should consult the linked sources, which carry the full quotations and agency attributions used here. Where allegations appear, they are labeled as allegations; where vote totals or rankings are cited, they reflect the figures published by the named outlet or agency at the time of reporting.
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