MOBILE, Ala. – The Spring Hill College volleyball team won its seventh-straight Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship after defeating No. 1E-seeded Fort Valley State 3-2 (25-18, 19-25, 25-23, 23-25, 15-6) at the Arthur R. Outlaw Recreation Center on Saturday to close out the 2025 SIAC Women's Volleyball Championship sponsored by Toyota.
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The No. 1W-seeded Badgers (26-5, 19-0 SIAC) and Wildcats (25-5, 17-2 SIAC) traded momentum through five sets. Spring Hill won the opening set behind .235 hitting while holding FVSU to .121 offense.
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Fort Valley State answered in set two to knot the match. SHC eked out a tight third set, only to see the Wildcats force set five with a similar win in the fourth frame.
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In the final set, Spring Hill jumped ahead early and never looked back, posting a dominant 15-6 finish to clinch its seventh SIAC championship in a row.
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Match Details
Date: Nov. 22
Venue: Arthur R. Outlaw Recreation Center
Result: Spring Hill 3, Fort Valley State 2
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Match Notes
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Jaylyne Bell led the attack with 23 kills and a .404 hitting percentage.
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Claire Hayes added 17 kills on a busy day.
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Monica Vargo guided the offense with a match-leading 59 assists.
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Ashlyn Whiteside paced the back row with 33 digs while leading the contest.
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Hayley Hillman anchored the net with six blocks.
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Up Next
Spring Hill will make its seventh-consecutive NCAA tournament appearance and awaits seeding. The 2025 NCAA Women's Volleyball Selection Show is scheduled for Monday at 7:30 p.m. (ET) on NCAA.com.
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