GULF SHORES, Ala. – The Spring Hill College (SHC) beach volleyball team continued its winning ways at the Badger Beach Bash on Sunday afternoon with a 3-2 victory over the University of Louisiana at Monroe, a 3-2 verdict over the University of New Orleans, and a 5-0 loss to Tulane University.
 
Spring Hill College 3, Louisiana-Monroe 2
 
1. Julie Vujnovich/Madison Seuzeneau (SHC) def. Hadley Swartz/Kori Simpson (ULM) 13-21, 21-18, 18-16
2. Delaney Driver/Gabby Love (ULM) def. Savannah Becnel/Molly Griffin (SHC) 25-23, 14-21, 15-13
3. Brittany Bilotti/Sarah Senft (SHC) def. Claire Crossfield/Tara Jonkins (ULM) 21-11, 21-23, 15-11
4. Hannah Masoner/Caroline Herrera (SHC) def. Becca Brown/Catherine Griffith (ULM) 21-18, 21-18
5. Bailey Smith/Grace Convey (ULM) def. Catherine Milwee/Taylor Hurst (SHC) 21-10, 13-21, 15-13
Ext. Ana Riberio/Holland Ponthieux (ULM) def. Payton Gidney/Emily Greim (SHC) 22-20, 21-14
 
Spring Hill College 3, University of New Orleans 2
 
1. Victoria Corcoran/Cara Sander (UNO) def. Julie Vujnovich/Madison Seuzeneau (SHC) 21-16, 21-10
2. Savannah Becnel/Molly Griffin (SHC) def. Veronica Corcoran/Blessing Dunn (UNO) 21-19, 21-19
3. Brook Frank/Rachel Kuhn (UNO) def. Brittany Bilotti/Sarah Senft (SHC) 21-17, 21-16
4. Hannah Masoner/Caroline Herrera (SHC) def. Lauren Levy/Brianna Vega (UNO) 21-19, 21-13
5. Taylor Hurst/Catherine Milwee (SHC) def. Karli Baker/Samantha Uline (UNO) 21-19, 22-20
 
Tulane University 5, Spring Hill College 0
 
1. Maddy Mertz/Lan Nguyen (TUL) def. Julie Vujnovich/Madison Seuzeneau (SHC) 21-10, 21-14
2. Tea Juric/Kaylie McHugh (TUL) def. Savannah Becnel/Molly Griffin (SHC) 21-13, 21-11
3. Briana Correa/Tarin Mergener (TUL) def. Brittany Bilotti/Sarah Senft (SHC) 21-11, 21-13
4. Sarah Strasner/Hannah Holmes (TUL) def. Hannah Masoner/Caroline Herrera (SHC) 21-19, 21-11
5. Annie Shurtz/Anna Chin (TUL) def. Emily Greim/Payton Gidney (SHC) 21-8, 21-16
Ext. Lindsey Huber/Christina McAfee (TUL) def. Katie Beth Gammon/Patty Blood (SHC) 21-10, 21-13
 

"We are very proud of our program and the performance we were able to put on this weekend," SHC Coach Shawn Taylor said following the matches. "We started
with a 3-2 thriller versus ULM where we had four of our five matches go to a third set. We were finally able to get a win at the No. 1 spot. Seuzeneau and Vujnovich 
have been battling and found themselves on the short end recently, but today they dug deep and came back to beat a talented and experienced team. The match 
was notched at 2-2 and came down to the No. 3 court where Bilotti and Senft came up big in three exciting sets. 

"We had a quick turnaround before stepping on the court vs UNO and we were pushed to the max again," said Taylor. "We felt very fortunate to come away with the 
3-2 victory and you could tell the previous match had taken a lot out of us, but the ladies dug deep enough to pull it out. We finished out the day and the tournament 
versus a very good Tulane squad and while they brought out some quality play from us, we came up short.

"The win against ULM was huge for us," Taylor said in summary. "They are an established program that has been competing on the beach side since the first year it 
was offered as a collegiate sport. We are thankful for the teams that committed to coming and playing in our first-ever tournament and we hope to make it an annual 
event. We are also in incredibly grateful to the City of Gulf Shores for allowing us to host our event, the Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Sports Commission who 
helped with the logistics of pulling this tournament off, Dave Culpepper for providing us with first rate courts to play on, our players that pitched in to help keep score 
and do all the little things necessary, and all the fans that came out to support us. We braved the elements and showed the volleyball community that Spring Hill 
College can put on a first rate event that competitors and fans can enjoy."

The Badgers (4-6) will next play at the Tiger Beach Challenge hosted by LSU at Mango's Beach Volleyball Club in Baton Rouge, La., on Saturday beginning with Florida 
International University at 10 a.m.