ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa. - The Elizabethtown women's volleyball team earned its third straight-set victory of the season, sweeping Delaware Valley Thursday night in Thompson Gymnasium.

With the win, the Blue Jays improve to 4-3 on the season, while the Aggies fall to 2-4.

Juniors Bryanna Miller and Gianna Krinock each finished the night with double-doubles, as Miller recorded 14 kills and 10 digs and Krinock tallied 13 kills and 10 digs. Krinock added to her career-night, hitting .440. Senior Ashley Snesavage (14), senior Rileigh Hudock (15), and freshman Sophie Savick (7) combined for 36 assists and sophomore Kambrie Hepler was third on the team with nine digs.

Holding a one point lead in the opening set at 12-11, Etown cracked open the opening frame with a 7-1 run, making the score 19-12. Freshman Gracie Britten, Krinock, and Miller each had two kills over this stretch. Delaware Valley closed back within three (19-16) but the Blue Jays slammed the door on a comeback, scoring the final six points for the 25-16 win in the opening set.

Midway through the second set, leading 15-13, Elizabethtown used another spurt to move ahead of the Aggies. The Blue Jays scored seven of the next eight points for an eight point advantage (22-14). Delaware Valley manage one more point in the second before Etown closed things out, 25-15, for the 2-0 lead.

The Aggies did not fade away quietly in the third set, running out to a 17-11 lead after an ace by Gretta Schneider. The Blue Jays responded after a timeout, going on an 8-3 run to move within one (19-20). A few points later a Krinock kill would tie the score at 22-22 followed by Etown's first lead since 1-0 at 23-22. The Aggies would tie the score one last time but Elizabethtown scored the final two points of the match capped off by a block from freshman Lily Johnson and Miller to give the Blue Jays the 25-23 win and the 3-0 sweep.

Elizabethtown hits the road this weekend for its first tri-match of the season at Lancaster Bible on Saturday, September 18. The Blue Jays open the afternoon against local rival F&M at 1 p.m. followed by Lancaster Bible at 3 p.m.