Marian University women’s volleyball (7-10, 1-2 NACC) was defeated by Concordia Wisconsin 25-9, 24-26, 25-22, and 25-19.
 

• Concordia took a commanding lead in the opening set and finished with eight unanswered points.
• The Falcons led for most of the second set and was ahead as much as 20-15.
• Marian chipped away at the deficit but still trailed 24-22.
• The Sabres then not only fought off two set-point chances, but won the set with four straight points.
• Concordia Wisconsin once again had a sizable lead at 20-14 in the third but Marian would score eight consecutive points to lead 22-20.
• The Falcons had an answer scoring five straight points to take the set and lead 2-1.
• The fourth set followed a similar script with CUW jumping ahead 14-6.
• Marian was able to battle back and only trailed by two at 16-14 but the Falcons responded with five straight points and eventually cruised to win the set.

• The Falcons finished with a 44-38 edge for kills and 58-50 advantage for digs.
• CUW hit .207 for the match, while Marian was held to a hitting percentage of .043 and had 32 attacking errors.
• The Sabres had seven blocks at the net, their second-highest total for a single match this season.
• Concordia Wisconsin now has a 32-30 advantage in the all-time series and has won the last 13 meetings.

	Sophomore Ryanne Jasica led the squad with 14 kills and added eight digs.
	Junior Alana McDermott posted a match-high 15 digs.
	Junior Natalie Yanke had two solo blocks and three assisted blocks.