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Women's Volleyball
WILMINGTON WINS CACC VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Wildcats Earn League’s First Automatic Qualifier

ORANGEBURG, N.Y. – The top-seeded Wilmington (Del.) College women’s volleyball team won the 2004 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference championship with a 3-1 (30-15 30-25 25-30 31-29) title match victory over Post University on Saturday afternoon at Dominican (N.Y.) College’s Hennessy Center. With the victory, Wilmington earns the CACC’s first automatic qualifier into the NCAA Division II Regional.

After extending the match with its Game 3 victory, No. 2 seed Post (29-11) saved three match points in Game 4. At 29-29, Wilmington (27-8) took the final two points. Tournament Most Valuable Player Angie Estep finished with 42 assists and 15 digs for the Wildcats.

Wilmington outhit the Eagles, .210-124, including .220-.000 in the first two games. Kristin Wiedeman had 18 kills and 14 digs and Lauren DiSabatino added 17 kills. Post’s Tadj Williams led all hitters with 22 kills and 19 digs and Jennifer Giarratano had 14 kills and 23 digs.

The NCAA Northeast Regional begins either Thursday or Friday at the site of the No. 1 seed. Post has applied for a berth in the ECAC Division II playoffs.
 
2004 CACC Volleyball Tournament

Tuesday, November 9
(6) Dominican 3, (3) Goldey-Beacom 0
(5) NJIT 3, (4) USP 1

Friday, November 12
(at Dominican)
(1) Wilmington 3, NJIT 0
(2) Post 3, Dominican 0

Saturday, November 13
(at Dominican)
Wilmington 3, Teikyo Post 1

All-Tournament Team

Lauren DiSabatino, Wilmington
Angie Estep, Wilmington
Kristin Wiedeman, Wilmington
Jennifer Giarratano, Post
Tadj Williams, Post
Angie Casado, NJIT
Stephanie Attinelly, Dominican
Emily Roth, USP
Adrienne Melvin, Goldey-Beacom

MVP: Angie Estep
Women's Soccer
8/31
Bloomfield
Lincoln (Pa.)

Women's Soccer
8/31
Columbia Union
Chestnut Hill

Women's Soccer
8/31
Bridgeport
Post

Women's Soccer
8/31
Philadelphia U.
Millersville

Women's Soccer
8/31
Georgian Court
St. Rose

Men's Soccer
8/31
Chestnut Hill
Davis & Elkins

Men's Soccer
8/30
Dominican (N.Y.)
Franklin Pierce

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Concordia (N.Y.)
Wilmington (Del.)

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Felician
Arkansas Tech

Men's Soccer
8/30
Kutztown
Nyack

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Molloy
Georgian Court

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Chestnut Hill
Ursinus

Women's Tennis
8/30
Chestnut Hill
Adelphi

Women's Soccer
8/30
Le Moyne
Caldwell

Women's Soccer
8/30
Wilmington (Del.)
American Int'l

Men's Soccer
8/30
Bloomfield
Bentley

Women's Soccer
8/30
Holy Family
Franklin Pierce

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Post
Southern N.H.

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Le Moyne
Wilmington (Del.)

Women's Soccer
8/30
West Chester
Dominican (N.Y.)

Women's Soccer
8/30
Concordia (N.Y.)
Chestnut Hill

Men's Soccer
8/30
Caldwell
Southern N.H.

Men's Soccer
8/30
Post
New Haven

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Felician
Drury

Women's Tennis
8/30
Molloy
Georgian Court

Men's Soccer
8/30
Chestnut Hill
Pitt.-Johnstown

Men's Soccer
8/30
Felician
St. Michael's

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Holy Family
Notre Dame (Md.)

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Southern Conn. St.
Georgian Court

Women's Soccer
8/30
Felician
Merrimack

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Holy Family
Clarion

Women's Tennis
8/30
Chestnut Hill
Dowling

Women's Volleyball
8/30
Nyack
TBA

Women's Tennis
8/29
Chestnut Hill
Adelphi

Women's Volleyball
8/29
Felician
Cameron

Women's Volleyball
8/29
Felician
Ala.-Huntsville

Women's Volleyball
8/29
Concordia (N.Y.)
Nyack

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Nyack College
Philadelphia University
Post University
USP
Wilmington University


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