BRISTOL, Tenn. — The King University women's volleyball team returned to the win column in dramatic fashion on Tuesday night, defeating Ferrum 3-1 (25-15, 25-19, 16-25, 28-26) in front of an energetic home crowd at the Student Center Complex. The match was capped by a nail-biting fourth set, as the Tornado held off a furious Ferrum rally to clinch the victory with a 28-26 finish.
Match recap
King came out strong, taking the first two sets with aggressive attacking and solid defense. After Ferrum fought back to claim the third set, the fourth set became a back-and-forth battle featuring five tie scores and a late comeback attempt by the Panthers. The Tornado dug deep and delivered in the clutch, edging Ferrum 28-26 to secure the match.
Tornado highlights
Cameron Martin dominated at the net with 22 kills on a .465 hitting percentage, adding 5 digs and 22 total points.
Isabella Statzer was a force with 7 kills on .417 hitting and 3 block assists.
The Tornado travel to Franklin Springs, Ga., for a matchup with Emmanuel on Thursday, October 15, at 7 p.m.
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