Junior outside hitter Marissa Erminio was named PSAC Central Volleyball Player of the Week for the third time this season on Tuesday after averaging 17.5 kills in a pair of Pitt-Johnstown victories last week over Seton Hill University and California University (PA)... (Full PSAC Release)

On Friday, Erminio finished with a match-high 19 kills and 21 points and had a .310 hitting percentage to guide the Lady Cats to a 3-sets-to-1 PSAC win at Seton Hill.  Erminio also had two block assists, a block solo, and three digs against the Griffins.

The next day, Erminio added 16 more kills, one set assist, and eight digs in a five-set Pitt-Johnstown victory at California (PA).

            Ansec crushed a combined 26 kills in the two weekend matches against Kutztown and East Stroudsburg. She also had a .333 hitting percentage and four block assists. Ansec averaged 4.33 kills per set over six sets. The Lady Knights won both matches in 3-0 sweeps and improved to 22-3 overall and 11-2 in the conference.
               Ferragonio was in complete control of the back row defense for the Golden Eagles this past weekend, helping them to two important wins in the race for PSAC Tournament seeding, including a victory over reigning PSAC Tournament champion Shippensburg. She averaged 6.62 digs per set, totaling 53 total digs over the course of two matches, and helped a Golden Eagle defense that held opponents to just a .091 hitting percentage in two matches. She started the weekend with 28 digs against Millersville, an average of 7.00 digs per set, and then totaled 25 against the Raiders.
               Smith had a career-high 24 kills in ESU's five-set defeat to Mercyhurst on Saturday, and her .246 attack percentage in that match was her third-highest of the PSAC season. The freshman led ESU in kills in both matches over the weekend added 10 digs on Saturday for her fourth double-double of the season.