Result

The Nassau Community College women's volleyball team dominated Kingsborough Community College in back-to-back matches at home, earning two sweeps by scores of 3-0 (25-12, 25-5, 25-8) (25-16, 25-9, 25-10). The Lions showcased depth and dominance, sweeping Kingsborough twice in convincing fashion. Behind Teel's setting, Rios' serving runs, and the steady front-row play of Pierre-Saint and Miller, Nassau improved its record to 5-3 overall, and 2-0 in Region XV.

How It Happened

• Game 1 (25-12, 25-5, 25-8):
  Nassau controlled the opening set behind Alanice Rios and Alexandra Pierre-Saint, who combined for key kills to establish a 13-7 lead. The Lions closed the frame with a serving run from Hannah Clarke and Jocelyn Teel to finish 25-12.
  In Set 2, Nassau completely overwhelmed Kingsborough with a 12-1 run, powered by Rios' serving and kills from Rhianna Miller. The Lions held Kingsborough to just two kills in the set en route to a 25-5 win.
  Set 3 saw Teel deliver a string of aces and Pierre-Saint add two late kills as Nassau rolled 25-8 to secure the sweep.

• The Lions carried momentum into the second match of the day. Balanced scoring from Miller, Wilder, and Foreste kept Kingsborough off-balance, while Teel again paced the offense with double-digit assists. Nassau's serving game remained the difference, as the Lions racked up aces across all three sets. Defensive contributions from Ramlogan in the back row ensured Kingsborough never gained traction.

Notes & Standout Performers

• Alanice Rios tallied five kills and four aces in the opener.
• Alexandra Pierre-Saint was highly efficient with five kills on .556 hitting.
• Rhianna Miller added four kills and two aces, while Hannah Clarke chipped in three aces and two blocks.
• Jocelyn Teel directed the attack with 14 assists and eight service aces, controlling the pace from start to finish.
• Jenna Ramlogan led the defense with six digs in Game 1.
• Across both matches, Nassau combined for double-digit aces and a team hitting percentage above .300, showcasing their balance in all phases.