NEW YORK, N.Y. - The Albertus Magnus College women's volleyball team picked up its second win of the 2021 campaign with a sweep of the City College of New York in non-conference action on Tuesday evening in New York City.

THE BASICS
FINAL: Albertus Magnus 3 | CCNY 0 (25-11, 25-21, 29-27)
RECORDS: Albertus Magnus (2-9) | CCNY (1-6)
BOX SCORE

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

• The Falcons hit at a clip of .278 in the opening set to earn a convincing 25-11 victory to begin the match.
• Albertus swung it well again in the second set, recording a .125 hitting percentage in a 25-21 win.
• AMC gutted out a third-set triumph behind some timely opponent errors and a set-winning ace from Gabriel Clay (Enfield, Conn.).
• Clay was fantastic from the service line all evening, finishing the night with a match-high seven aces.
• Diana Kalman (East Haven, Conn.) and Elayna Beutel (Prospect, Conn.) were also essential to the Albertus offense, leading the team with eight and seven kills, respectively.
• Kalman maintained a .278 attack percentage on her 18 swings.
• Jaiden Williams (Orange, Conn.) was at the center of the Falcons' attack with 10 assists on the team's 26 kills.
• Defensively, libero Amanda Zdru (Stratford, Conn.) led the Falcons with 10 digs, her fourth double-digit dig performance.

TEAM HIGHS
Albertus:
Diana Kalman - 8 Kills
Jaiden Williams - 10 Assists
Gabriel Clay - 7 Aces
Amanda Zdru - 10 Digs
Elayna Beutel - 3 Blocks

CCNY:
Bianka Catral - 9 Kills
Anna Plotnick - 22 Assists
Bianka Catral - 3 Aces
Bianka Catral - 15 Digs
Rachael Reyes - 1 Block

NOTEWORTHY

• This is the seventh all-time meeting between Albertus and CCNY.
• Albertus leads the all-time series against the Beavers, 5-2.
• Clay set a season-high with seven aces.
• Beutel posted a season-high with three aces.
• Kalman's .278 attack percentage is a new season-high for the junior.

UP NEXT
On Saturday, Oct. 2, the Falcons return to action with a home Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) tri-match against Regis (Mass.) College and Rivier University. Match times are set for 1 PM and 3 PM in New Haven, Conn.