CHESTER, Pa. - A volley of aces would turn the tide in close sets as women's Volleyball sweeps the Bison of Nichols. 

The Pride improve to 14-7 on the season and remain 1-2 in conference play. 

OF NOTE 

This game was a part of the Dig Pink Foundation, where the team supported Breast Cancer awareness and honored survivor Mimi Hall. 

BY THE NUMBERS 

• Campbell Chronister was a huge factor in the win, finishing with a team high in assists with 17 and aces with six. 

• Shannon Toomey and Alex Verchio both led the team in kills with seven apiece. 

• Liz Barnes was digging pink tonight, finishing with 10 digs. 

HOW IT HAPPENED 

• The Bison would be early aggressors in the first set, going up 3-6 early and going on a 1-5 run to take a 12-15 lead in the middle of the set. A huge 11-2 Pride run led by Kristen Vacca and Abigail Herrin's hitting would give Widener life with a 24-18 comeback, and a Toomey kill from Chronister would seal the set as the Pride would take a 25-20 win. 

• Down 2-4 early, the Pride would suffer a crushing 1-10 run soon after in the set to trail 7-15. Widener would respond with a 12-2 run highlighted by Chronister's three assists and three straight aces to storm back and take a 19-17 lead. Down 22-23 late in the set, Lilyanna Martucci's kill and ace would spark a 3-0 run to take the set 25-23. 

• The Pride would dominate the third set, starting up 6-1. Not far after, a 15-3 run again led by Chronister's passing and serving would see Widener on the verge of sweeping up 22-7. A Chronister to Herrin kill would finish off the Bison as the Pride would win the final set with a score of 25-10. 

UP NEXT 

The Pride will remain home as they face a MAC rival in York College on Tuesday, October 15th. First serve is 7pm.