NOLES FINISH LSU INVITATIONAL UNDEFEATED

Baton Rouge, LA. – The fourth-ranked Florida State Seminoles (16-2) ended the LSU Invitational Undefeated.

 

FSU 3, Spring Hill College 0

The Seminoles opened up the second day of the LSU Invitational with a sweep over Spring Hill College.

Alexis Durish and Makenna Wolfe continued their impressive weekend with another win on court five. The duo won 21-15 in the first set and played a great defensive game in the second set to win 21-10 giving the Noles their first dual point.

Anna Long and Jordan Polo dominated court two in the first set winning 21-8. The pair kept the momentum going into the second set, which ended with a 21-14 win.

Caitlin Godwin and Audrey Koenig sealed the match point for the Seminoles on court three. The pair took the first set to extra points but pulled out a 22-20 win. The second set allowed Godwin and Koenig time to settle in and the pair clicked, winning 21-13 giving the Noles their third and final dual point.

Courts one and four went unfinished due to the matches going to decision.

 

FSU 3, No. 5 LSU 2

The last match of the day was a battle against host team and conference foe No. 5 LSU.

Court three started with Carra Sassack and Chloe Charles dropping the first set 21-19. The pair fought hard in the second set taking it to extra points, but ultimately fell 24-22, giving the Tigers their first dual point.

Anna Long and Jordan Polo played well on court two consistently staying ahead of the LSU pair. Long and Polo won the first set 21-17. The duo followed up with a 21-16 win in the second set to give the Seminoles their first dual point.

Alexis Durish and Makenna Wolfe had a three set battle on court five. LSU took the first set 21-16, but Durish and Wolfe weren’t phased. The pair won the second set 21-12 and kept that momentum into the third set to win 15-12.

Caitlin Moon and Raelyn white battled hard on court four but fell in three sets to LSU. The pair dropped the first set 21-18, then came back and won the second set 21-15. White and Moon fought in the third set but fell 15-13.

Maddie Anderson and Paige Kalkhoff came in clutch for the Seminoles, as their court was the deciding dual point of the match. The first set totaled 68 points with Anderson and Kalkhoff winning 35-33. The duo caught fire in the second set, refusing to trail to the Tigers, and got the clinching dual point with a 21-14 win.

 

The Noles will be on the road again March 31 and April 1 to take part in the East vs. West Tournament at Manhattan Beach, Calif.

 

---seminoles.com---

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