VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. -- Marymount women's volleyball wrapped up their stint in the 757 with a tight loss to Plymouth State, dropping the match in five sets.

The Saints finish off the weekend with a 1-2 record, playing well throughout the two days. 

NOTABLE

• Elizabeth Stackpole knocked a career-high 13 kills, knocking at a .290 percentage, with two block assists for 14.0 points.
• Hailey LaBonte racked up 16.0 points to finish off her impressive first weekend, powering 11 kills alongside 18 digs, four aces, and a pair of block assists.
• Johanna Modica had eight kills with five blocks and eight digs, good for 12.5 points.
• Sabrina Schoeberlein had eight kills and 14 digs, adding a trio of aces.
• Ava Humphries notched a career-high 34 digs, adding three aces.
• Emerson Aber racked up 23 assists, with Jessica Rothermel adding 17. 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Plymouth State came out swinging in the first set, going on an 8-1 run to open the match.
• The Saints tightened the deficit to six with a three-point run, but Plymouth State continued to maintain the upper hand to take set one.
• Marymount opened the second set on a 4-1 point run, taking advantage of key mistakes from the Panthers.
• A four-point run, started off with a kill off the hand of Stackpole, gave Marymount a 13-7 lead.
• The Saints held onto the lead down the stretch to even up sets.
• Set three proved to be a tight one, as the Panther took it by just two points. Marymount hit at a .214 clip in the third set, but the Panthers managed to take it away.
• A back-and-forth affair defined set four, with the two teams locked at 7-7 in the early going.
• Down 14-12, a 6-2 run from the Saints, highlighted by kills from Modica and LaBonte, put Marymount on top 18-16.
• Marymount were staring at match point from the Panther, but they battled back to take set four and force the decisive fifth set.
• The Saints opened the fifth set with 5-2 run to take the early lead.
• With Marymount trying to hold onto their lead, the Panthers put together a run in the middle of the set, scoring five-straight to take a 12-8 lead.
• Plymouth State took the advantage down the stretch to take the thrilling five-setter.

UP NEXT

• Marymount will play their first trio of matches next weekend at the Marymount Quad. 
• The Quad will be played in memory of Maggie Viniard-Choate, a recent Marymount alum that we lost last year after a courageous battle with cancer.
• More information to come on the weekend, stay tuned at MarymountSaints.com.