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Volleyball Defeats GW in Back-to-Back Matches

by Davidson SportsInformation | Oct 28, 2025

Elena Garcia-Guerrios led the Wildcats with 16 kills.

 

Friday – Davidson held George Washington to a .066 hitting percentage in a straight-set victory on Friday night.

The Wildcats took the first set 25-22. The team posted a .286 hitting percentage and only had three attack errors. Cayla Weisner had four kills in the first set.

Davidson extended the lead with a 25-17 win in set two. The Wildcats had three service aces in this frame. The momentum continued into the third set with a 25-15 win.

Elena Garcia-Guerrios led the Wildcats with 16 kills. The junior also added 13 digs and two service aces. Meile Songaila recorded eight kills, seven digs, and two service aces. Ylame Dsamou and Kinsey Smith combined for 33 assists. Cayla Weisner was very efficient with six kills, a .625 hitting percentage, and four block assists.

Saturday – The Wildcats won their third straight after a four-set victory on Saturday night against George Washington.

Davidson took the first set 25-11. That's the largest margin of victory for the team in a set this season. Elena Garcia-Guerrios had seven kills and zero errors during this span. The Wildcats posted a .520 hitting percentage and only had one error as a team in this first set. Davidson's side-out percentage was also very impressive at 82%.

In the second set, Davidson won 25-16 over George Washington. The team recorded a .448 hitting percentage and only had two errors in the frame. After the Revolutionaries grabbed the third set 25-22, the Wildcats responded in a big way. Davidson won the fourth set 25-16.

Elena Garcia-Guerrios led the way with 20 kills and a .400 hitting percentage. This is the fourth time this season the junior has posted 20 or more kills in a match. Emma Slusser was also very efficient with eight kills, zero errors, and a .615 hitting percentage. Cayla Weisner and Mia Compas combined for 12 kills and both had a hitting percentage above .300 on the night.

The Wildcats were also strong at the net and out blocked the Revolutionaries 10-6.

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