Canadore Panthers Sweep Georgian Grizzlies 3-0 Before Falling to Seneca Sting in Road Action

TORONTO, ON – The Canadore College women's volleyball team put on a commanding performance on Saturday, securing a 3-0 sweep over the Georgian Grizzlies in action at Michele McConney Court. The win saw the Panthers dominate every set, finishing with scores of 25-18, 25-22, and 25-16, to extend their winning streak.

Leading the charge for Canadore was Emily Peltier, who showcased her offensive power with 8 kills on 16 attempts, finishing with a .312 hitting percentage and 12 total points. Her all-around performance was instrumental in the Panthers' ability to control the match. Sophie Hotte also contributed significantly with 7 kills and 8 points, while Kassidy Dyer and Elise Churman added 7 and 9 points, respectively.

Set up by Reece Sommerfeld, who delivered 30 assists, the Canadore offense was firing on all cylinders. Sommerfeld also contributed 3 points and 7 digs, displaying her versatility. Defensively, Payton Smith led the team with 9 digs, keeping the Georgian offense at bay throughout the match.

On Sunday, the Panthers faced a tough challenge on the road, falling 3-1 to the Seneca Sting. After splitting the first two sets, the Panthers were unable to close out the match, with set scores of 22-25, 18-25, 26-24, and 19-25.

Kira Fahrbach was the standout performer for Canadore, leading the team with 10 kills and 11 points on a .308 hitting percentage. Reece Sommerfeld also had a strong outing, dishing out 23 assists and contributing 3 points, while Elise Churman finished with 7 points, 4 kills, and 14 total attempts.