Box Score BROOKLYN, N.Y.—In the Gryphons' final road match of the season, Sarah Lawrence College men's volleyball was swept by Medgar Evers College, 3-0, in a non-conference contest at MEC Cougars Cave on Friday.

IN SHORT
Medgar Evers (3-24) def. Sarah Lawrence (0-20), 3-0.
25-11, 25-19, 25-18.

MATCH FLOW
Rookie Darcy Thompson (Highland Park, N.J./Highland Park) scored a kill on the first point of the match, and SLC took an early 2-0 lead in the first set. MEC pulled away by turning a 3-3 tie into a 7-3 advantage in favor of the Cougars. The Gryphons closed the gap at 9-7 before another 4-0 run by MEC proved decisive. Medgar Evers controlled the second set start-to-finish, opening up an 8-2 lead after 10 rallies.

There were nine ties in the third set, and SLC led four times, including an 11-10 edge. The Gryphons locked the match at 14-14, but Medgar Evers opened up a lead at 20-15 before clinching the match.

FOR THE GRYPHONS
Sarah Lawrence recorded 15 kills on the evening, the team's third-highest total this season. Rookie Callan Moor (Los Angeles, Calif./New Roads) led the Gryphons with seven kills. Senior Alex Carroll (Boston, Mass./Homeschooled) added three kills, and junior Isaac Gamboa (Bakersfield, Calif./Stockdale) also had a trio of kills. Senior Zach Hasl (Somers, N.Y./Soundview Preparatory) joined Thompson with one kill apiece.

Setter Richard Warke (Vancouver, Canada/Rockridge Secondary) had 13 assists on the day and led the defense with five digs. Thompson had four digs, and Carroll followed with three. Rookie Maxwell Savo (Cross River, N.Y./John Jay) had a pair of digs for the first time in his young career, and Moor and Gamboa each had a dig.

From the service line, Moor, Thompson and Hasl all notched an ace against the Cougars.

FOR MEDGAR EVERS
Jamal Chance led all players with 16 kills and three service aces. Setter Angel Seda posted 23 assists. Cecil Clark had seven digs, and Aker-Mar Bayley-Hay had four blocks in the match.

UP NEXT
Sarah Lawrence concludes the season on Saturday when the Gryphons host Ramapo College and NJCU in a Skyline tri-match starting at 11 a.m.