CRESSON, Pa. -- The Mount Aloysius Women's Volleyball team hosted their annual Pink Out night, on Wednesday night, as they had a matchup against La Roche. The Mounties fell, 3-1.

Leaders
- Ashlee Parrish (Northern Cambria, PA, Northern Cambria) led the Mounties with 10 kills. She also added 19 digs.
- Matie Rupp (York, PA, West York) had two aces and 20 digs.
- Setter, Hannah Atzeni (Sligo, PA, Union), led the Mounties with 15 assists.

How It Happened
- The first set was a back and forth affair, as neither team had a lead larger than three points.
- Mount Aloysius led 24-21, before giving up two points, making it 24-23. However, Kiersten Szpala (Ebensburg, PA, Central Cambria) ended the set with a kill, giving the Mounties a 1-0 advantage.
- Set number two started similarly, with both teams trading the lead. La Roche took advantage, near the mid-way point, getting out to a 16-12 advantage.
- La Roche outscored Mount Aloysius 9-7, to win the set 25-19, tying the match at one set a piece.
- In the third set, neither team had more than a two point advantage, until the Mounties score seven out of eight, to get a 21-15 lead.
- La Roche would storm back, scoring 11 of the final 14 points, including five of the last six, to win the set 26-24. The win gave the Redhawks a 2-1 advantage in the game.
- During the final set, the match went back and forth, as it had all night, this time with larger runs. Each team put together four-plus point stretches.
- After another Szpala kill tied the game at 21, La Roche would score four of the final five points, ending the match.

Into the Box Score
- La Roche held a slight advantage in kills, with 45, compared to the Mounties' 40 kills.
- Both teams had their best hitting set of the night, in the second set.
- La Roche's defense proved to be a difference, as they had eight blocks compared to only three for the Mounties.

Up Next
- Mount Aloysius will travel to Medaille, on Saturday, to take on the Mavericks.
- Medaille is 1-4 in the AMCC, this season. They carry a 4-14 overall record.
- On Wednesday, they lost 3-0 to Pitt-Bradford.