Box Score

Paulina Rein (22), Megan Collins (8) and Jessica DiChristopher (10) patrol the net.

Fredonia FREDONIA 15-7

Penn State Behrend BEH 14-6

Fredonia FREDONIA

15-7

Final

Oct. 07, 2014

Penn State Behrend BEH

14-6

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Fredonia FREDONIA	25	25	22	25	(3)
Penn State Behrend BEH	22	19	25	22	(1)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball | 10/7/2014 3:26:00 PM

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ERIE, PA. -- The Fredonia women's volleyball team picked up a road win at Penn State Behrend on Tuesday. The Devils won, 3-1 (25-22, 25-19, 22-25 a as four players had double-digit kills.

Paulina Rein (Baldwinsville) and Sara Madison (Rochester/Penfield) had 17 kills apiece, while Kristen Stanek (Hamburg, N.Y./Orchard Park) and Jessica DiChristopher (Cheektowaga/West Seneca West) each collected 10 kills. Madison added 24 digs to her stat line, while DiChristopher contributed six blocks.

Setter Kelly Edinger (Rochester/Greece Athena) dished out 57 assists. Lauren Hokaj (Lancaster/St. Mary's) chipped in with 33 digs.

Behrend, located 45 miles down Interstate 90, fell to 14-6 overall. With the non-conference rivalry out of the way, Fredonia will turn its attention to SUNYAC play.

"We want to go in on a winning note heading into conference play this weekend and we were able to do that tonight," said head coach Geoff Braun. "We weren't the most consistent team in doing so, but we got the victory."

The Devils (15-7) travel to Cortland this weekend for the second round of SUNYAC Pool Play, taking on Cortland, Oneonta and Potsdam.

NOTES: Edinger entered the contest ranked first in the SUNYAC and No. 23 in NCAA Division III with 753 assists. She's also first in the conference and 30th nationally with 9.91 assists per set ... Hokaj also leads the conference in two categories with 44 service aces and 0.67 aces per set. Nationally, she's 33rd and 50th, respectively, in those two categories ... the Blue Devils' highest national ranking as a team is 31st with 175 service aces, which also leads the SUNYAC. The Blue Devils are second in the SUNYAC in seven other statistical categories, and third in three others.

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