Alabama volleyball traveled to Lexington, Kentucky to take on the University of Kentucky Wildcats in a three-set match on Friday at Historic Memorial Coliseum.
The Crimson Tide came out strong, staying right behind the Wildcats early in Set 1 at 11-10. Alabama was not able to keep up after the media timeout, losing the first set 25-15. In sets two and three, Alabama struggled to keep up, allowing Kentucky to win both sets with an 11-point lead at 25-14.
Senior right side hitter Maddie Snider and freshman libero and defensive specialist Erin Clark saw an increase in playing time as the Crimson Tide tried switching up lineups during Friday’s match.
Ava Wallis, a senior setter, also received more playing time against the Wildcats and achieved 13 assists, marking her second straight match accomplishing double-digit kills.
Sophomore outside hitter Mya Allen was the only Alabama player to hit double digits in kills, leading the team with 12 against Kentucky. Freshman middle blocker Audrey Simpson hit a team-high hitting percentage at .333.
Junior libero and defensive specialist Lindsey Brown led all players on Alabama and Kentucky with 13 digs. Senior middle blocker Lily Gervase, Simpson and Snider all contributed one block for the Crimson Tide.
Alabama will travel to Knoxville, Tennessee, on Sunday to take on the University of Tennessee Volunteers at 1 p.m. for the last away match of the season. The match can be streamed on ESPN+.
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