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Volleyball Drops Saturday Tilt With ETSU
10/10/2026 7:11:00 PM | Volleyball
ETSU swept Chattanooga in Maclellan Gym Saturday night
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - Chattanooga and ETSU were back in Maclellan Gym to wrap up their weekend series on Saturday. Unfortunately for the Mocs, the final score read the same it did last night, a 3-0 sweep for the Bucs.Â
The Mocs drop to 0-7 in conference play in the 18-game league schedule. ETSU is now 4-3 in SoCon play, winners of four in a row. In the defeat, Chattanooga had its best hitting percentage in a conference match at .299. The Mocs were previously unbeaten at 5-0 when hitting .200 or higher.Â
Final Score
Chattanooga 0, ETSU 3 (18-25, 18-25, 21-25)
Records
Chattanooga (5-14, 0-7 SoCon)
ETSU (6-12, 4-3 SoCon)
Series Notes
Chattanooga moves to 44-54 all-time against ETSU and 22-21 at home against the Bucs… ETSU has won five in a row in the series… Tonight was the 98th all-time meeting between the Mocs and the Bucs.
How it Happened
ETSU scored the first six points of the match, before stretching out an early 10-1 lead. Chattanooga started to settle in with kills from Ashley Reynolds and Gracie Rose to cut the Bucs lead to seven. ETSU hammered back though pushing the lead to 10 points at 17-7 after a kill by Karis Chatfield. Later on, three straight attack errors for the Bucs put UTC within six points at 23-17. However, two kills for the Bucs ended things at 25-18 and gave them a 1-0 advantage.Â
The second set was tight at the beginning as a kill from Elena Vukmanov put the score at 9-9. However, a 9-3 ETSU, with the help of two service aces, pushed the away side ahead 18-12. Chattanooga then cut the lead to three points at 19-16 after a kill from Delaney Wingenbach and a Bucs error. ETSU gained back momentum though, extending its lead on its way to another 25-18 win to go up 2-0.Â
A service ace by Reynolds gave the Mocs an early lead in the third set, which was 4-2. As the set progressed, the score remained close as another UTC service ace, this one from Caiti Barthel made it 13-11. ETSU took back the lead shortly afterwards at 15-14 on a kill from Makayla Bays. Later on a 7-2 ETSU run gave it a comfortable six-point lead at 22-16. Chattanooga got within three points at 23-20 and 24-21, however another kill from Bays ended the set at 25-21 to give ETSU the 3-0 sweep.Â
Individual and Team Stats
Julie Torbett Thomas Head CoachÂ
On tonight's performance
"Well, the scores don't show any difference, but I do think it was better volleyball. We hit almost .300 as a team. We've just got to find more kills. So they out-killed us by 13, which is a lot. Our defense, we made some adjustments, and it didn't pan out today, but I think in the long run it will help.
On tonight's crowd
"I was overall more than pleased, given the weather and stuff. I appreciate everyone still coming out. So I thought we had a good crowd, and thanks goes out to all the staff and everyone that pitched in."
Up Next: Chattanooga welcomes Western Carolina to Maclellan Gym on Friday at 6 p.m. for the first of two matches next weekend.
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The Mocs drop to 0-7 in conference play in the 18-game league schedule. ETSU is now 4-3 in SoCon play, winners of four in a row. In the defeat, Chattanooga had its best hitting percentage in a conference match at .299. The Mocs were previously unbeaten at 5-0 when hitting .200 or higher.Â
Final Score
Chattanooga 0, ETSU 3 (18-25, 18-25, 21-25)
Records
Chattanooga (5-14, 0-7 SoCon)
ETSU (6-12, 4-3 SoCon)
Series Notes
Chattanooga moves to 44-54 all-time against ETSU and 22-21 at home against the Bucs… ETSU has won five in a row in the series… Tonight was the 98th all-time meeting between the Mocs and the Bucs.
How it Happened
ETSU scored the first six points of the match, before stretching out an early 10-1 lead. Chattanooga started to settle in with kills from Ashley Reynolds and Gracie Rose to cut the Bucs lead to seven. ETSU hammered back though pushing the lead to 10 points at 17-7 after a kill by Karis Chatfield. Later on, three straight attack errors for the Bucs put UTC within six points at 23-17. However, two kills for the Bucs ended things at 25-18 and gave them a 1-0 advantage.Â
The second set was tight at the beginning as a kill from Elena Vukmanov put the score at 9-9. However, a 9-3 ETSU, with the help of two service aces, pushed the away side ahead 18-12. Chattanooga then cut the lead to three points at 19-16 after a kill from Delaney Wingenbach and a Bucs error. ETSU gained back momentum though, extending its lead on its way to another 25-18 win to go up 2-0.Â
A service ace by Reynolds gave the Mocs an early lead in the third set, which was 4-2. As the set progressed, the score remained close as another UTC service ace, this one from Caiti Barthel made it 13-11. ETSU took back the lead shortly afterwards at 15-14 on a kill from Makayla Bays. Later on a 7-2 ETSU run gave it a comfortable six-point lead at 22-16. Chattanooga got within three points at 23-20 and 24-21, however another kill from Bays ended the set at 25-21 to give ETSU the 3-0 sweep.Â
Individual and Team Stats
- Rose led the Mocs in kills with 11 on 32 attempts. She has led UTC in kills in four of the last five matches.
- Elena Vukmanov was right behind her with 10 kills and six digs.Â
- Reynolds anchored the offense with 28 assists to go along with five digs defensively. 28 assists is a season high for her in a SoCon match.Â
- Leading the way for ETSU was Elizabeth Aylward with 15 kills.Â
- The Bucs hit .396 for the match, which is the highest hitting percentage a Chattanooga opponent has had this year.Â
- ETSU had six service aces while Chattanooga tallied two.Â
Julie Torbett Thomas Head CoachÂ
On tonight's performance
"Well, the scores don't show any difference, but I do think it was better volleyball. We hit almost .300 as a team. We've just got to find more kills. So they out-killed us by 13, which is a lot. Our defense, we made some adjustments, and it didn't pan out today, but I think in the long run it will help.
On tonight's crowd
"I was overall more than pleased, given the weather and stuff. I appreciate everyone still coming out. So I thought we had a good crowd, and thanks goes out to all the staff and everyone that pitched in."
Up Next: Chattanooga welcomes Western Carolina to Maclellan Gym on Friday at 6 p.m. for the first of two matches next weekend.
FOLLOW CHATTANOOGA VOLLEYBALL
Follow @GoMocsVB on X and @GoMocsVolleyball on Instagram for the most up-to-date information and news regarding Chattanooga volleyball.
GoMocs.com is the official website of the Chattanooga Mocs. Buy officially licensed gear in our online store. The Mocs can also be followed on their official Facebook page or on Twitter. Find out how to join the UTC Mocs Club and support more than 300 student-athletes by clicking here. NIL opportunities with Chattanooga Mocs student-athletes can be found here.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
ETSU
UTC
Kills
53
40
Errors
11
11
Attempts
106
97
Hitting %
.396
.299
Points
61.0
45.0
Assists
48
35
Aces
6
2
Blocks
2
3
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