ARLINGTON, Va. - The second-seeded Marymount University women's volleyball team tore through a semifinal match of the Atlantic East Conference Women's Volleyball Tournament on Thursday night in the Converse Family Fieldhouse, downing third-seed Neumann University in straight sets, 3-0 (25-14, 25-12, 25-12). 

The Saints (25-4) have now punched their ticket into the title match on Saturday, November 3, as they'll travel to top-seeded Cabrini University for a rematch of the only loss Marymount had in conference play in the regular season. The Cavaliers topped fifth-seeded Marywood University on Thursday night on their home court, rallying back after a first-set loss to seal up a 3-1 match. 

It was all Marymount from the start in the match, collecting a 25-14 first set behind 16 kills on a .395 hitting percentage. On the Neumann side, it was the only set the Knights hit in the positive with a .056. The other two sets Neumann was held to a -.094 and a -.128. 

The momentum continued into the final two sets, as the Saints cruised to back-to-back 25-12 victories to seal up the 19th straight-set win of the season while remaining untouched at home with a 12-0 record. 

Marymount was led by double-double efforts by sophomore Maggie Viniard and senior Caroline Hanson. Viniard sent out a match-high 32 assists and 10 digs, while Hanson had 10 kills and 11 digs. Sophomore Mykael Johnson was a force on the offensive side with a match-high 14 kills on a .545 hitting percentage. On the defensive side, sophomore Jasmine Roy dove out for a match-high 12 digs, while senior Ashton Walker totaled five blocks on two solos and three block assists. 

The championship match against the Cavaliers is set for a 5 p.m., start in Radnor, Pennsylvania.