COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. - McDaniel battled in all three sets, but fell to the Blue Jays on the road. 

The Blue Jays (20-6) opened up the first set with a four-point run. McDaniel (2-17) clawed away at the Elizabethtown lead with kills by Nia Roberts and Mackenzie Mitchell. Samantha Fadel followed that up with a service ace and the Green Terror had tied it up at 9-all. Both teams traded points with Roberts adding two more kills and the set was all tied at 17. The Blue Jays responded with a run of their own, but was ended with a kill from Mackenzie Mitchell. Elizabethtown scored the final five points of the match to win 25-21.

The Green Terror opened the second set with a balanced attack. Abigail Cook got on the board first, followed by Angalyn Strouse and Allyson Burgee. With McDaniel leading 8-7 Tatiana Hamilton found Abigail Cook with a perfect set for another kill. Nia Roberts and Mackenzie Mitchell scored back-to-back points and McDaniel led 12-8. 

The Blue Jays traded points with McDaniel and stayed within striking distance, until they rattled off a nine-point run to take a commanding 22-16 lead. Burgee found an opening in the defense to end the run, but Elizabethtown kept up the pressure and pulled away for the 25-17 win.

In the third set Elizabethtown picked up where they left off with a 10-1 lead. McDaniel tried to put together a few runs, but could not find a rhythm and the Blue Jays won the third and final set 25-17.

McDaniel returns to action at home on Wednesday against Gettysburg. The match begins at 7 P.M.