Damion Reid
0
Staten Island CSIM 3-9
3
Winner Brooklyn College BKLYNM 10-8
Staten Island CSIM
3-9
0
Final
3
Brooklyn College BKLYNM
10-8
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Staten Island CSIM 20 18 22 (0)
Brooklyn College BKLYNM 25 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Men's Volleyball |

Bulldogs Get Back on Track With Non-Conference Sweep of CSI

Brooklyn, NY---The Brooklyn College men's volleyball team picked up its seventh win in eight matches, defeating the College of Staten Island in a non-conference match, 3-0 (25-20, 25-18, 25-22), at the West Quad Center tonight.  Brooklyn improves to 10-8 with the victory while the Dolphins drop to 3-9.  The Bulldogs will be back on their home court tomorrow evening in a non-conference match against Cairn University at 6:00 pm.  

By the Set

-With Brooklyn already leading 15-10 in the first set, the Bulldogs would rally for four straight points including a pair of kills put away by sophomore middle hitter Ahmed Moawad.  CSI would rally late in the first set with a 5-0 run to cut the BC lead to 24-20, Bulldogs the Bulldogs stopped the bleeding and took a 1-0 lead in the match on another kill put away by Moawad.  
-BC set the tone for the second set early, jumping out to a 5-1 lead.  The Bulldogs would lead the rest of the way through the set and close it out with a three-score rally capped by a service ace hit by junior opposite Hosep Ohanian.  
-The Dolphins threatened in the third set, taking a late 21-18 lead.  Brooklyn responded with a six-point rally, beginning with a kill put away by sophomore outside hitter Gabriel Pjatak, to take a 24-21 advantage.  Senior middle hitter Moaz Ali Choudhary ended the match with a kill on an assist from junior setter, Sayuj Zachariah. 

Leading the Bulldogs

-Choudhary finished with a season-high nine blocks on the evening. 
-Pjatak led Brooklyn in kills with seven for the match.  
-Zachariah finished with a team-high 17 assists. 

Leading CSI

-Christian Dumadag led the Dolphins with a match-high eight kills. 
-Adil El Haddad set for a match-high 29 assists. 
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