RSC Edged 3-2 by Visiting Elms
ALBANY, N.Y. – Russell Sage College Men’s Volleyball was upended 3-2 by visiting Elms on Wednesday evening.
ALBANY, N.Y. – Russell Sage College Men's Volleyball was upended 3-2 by visiting Elms on Wednesday evening.
The Gators, which wrapped up a stretch of six-straight home matches tonight, had seven players tally at least four kills in the non-conference action.
Sophomore John Lindheimer (Albany, NY/Colonie Central) topped all players with 20 kills on .239 hitting. The outside hitter, who had double-digit kills for the third-straight match, added 13 digs, a pair of blocks, and two assists.
Junior opposite Dylan Fox (Albany, NY/Colonie Central) registered 17 kills on .279 hitting, nine digs, three assists, and a block.
Junior outside hitter Sean Pingelski (Clifton Park, NY/Shenendehowa) contributed 10 kills, six digs, and two blocks, while sophomore setter Anthony Guetti (Clifton Park, NY/Shenendehowa) recorded 58 assists, four kills, two assists, two blocks and elevated seven Blazer attacks.
Junior right side Nicholas Uschmann paced Elms (10-2), now winners of five in-a-row, with 16 kills on .200 hitting. He was one of three Blazers with 10 or more kills.
RSC (2-10) is back on the court on Saturday at the Ramapo tri-match. The Gators will also face John Jay.
Gator Bites with Papa John's: The spring marks the fifth with Reid Hartl at the helm of Russell Sage College Men's Volleyball…The Gators, coming off a run to the Quarterfinals of the New England Volleyball Conference Championship Tournament for the second-straight year, return eight players from last season's team…Fox, the 2024 NEVC Rookie of the Year and Guetti highlight the returning Gators…Fox, voted second-team All-NEVC, headed into the 2025 postseason ranked second in the Conference with 320 kills…Guetti became the fourth RSC player to surpass 1,000 career assists on January 31 vs. SUNY Poly…Hartl added five newcomers to the roster…The Gators have seven programs that earned votes in the AVCA preseason coaches' national poll on their schedule.