Volleyball Prevails in Well-Rounded Performance, 3-1

Army West Point ARM 12-10,6-7 Patriot

Colgate Colg 12-11,6-7 Patriot

Army West Point ARM

12-10,6-7 Patriot

Final

Nov. 01, 2026

Colgate Colg

12-11,6-7 Patriot

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Army West Point ARM	19	25	22	14	(1)
Colgate Colg	25	18	25	25	(3)

Summary
Box Score

Game Recap: Volleyball | 11/1/2026 7:05:00 PM | Ashley Hudak

Volleyball Prevails in Well-Rounded Performance, 3-1

Colgate avenge earlier-season loss to Army

HAMILTON – Colgate's well-rounded performance from every area of the court allowed the Raiders to take control of the game and top Army, 3-1, Sunday evening on Cotterell Court.

Their blocking game was unmatched, as six Raiders registered at least two blocks, led by Nina Gannon with 11 and Jordyn Moore with six. Moore also produced on the offensive end, leading the team with 12 kills on a .391 hitting percentage.

Successful offense and defense would not be possible without the libero and setters. Hannah Langton cleaned the floor as she totaled 32 digs throughout the match, setting up Ava Schabes and Reagan Knipling to combine for 38 of the team's 43 assists.

Colgate avenged its earlier-season loss to Army with tonight's 3-1 victory over the Black Knights. Colgate took the first set, 25-19, before Army found the equalizer in set two, 25-18. Undeterred, the Raiders cleaned up the final two sets, winning 25-22 and 25-14 to earn three wins on the week.

Set 1 | Colgate 25, Army 19

In a contested first set, Jordyn Moore and Nina Gannon recorded a pair of early block assists to keep the Raiders ahead, 3-2.
Two separate two-point runs by the Raiders helped build a two-point cushion, 7-5.
With Colgate's largest lead of the set at 14-8, the Raiders registered three kills, one from Moore and two from Aubrey Anders, along with two more block assists from the Moore and Gannon combination.
Army earned a slew of points, but Coach Baker's successful challenge, which was overturned in Colgate's favor, gave the Raiders a 17-11 advantage.
The Raiders used their early lead to close out the set, 25-19, earning all of their points from kills, led by Tiana Owens with four.

Set 2 | Army 25, Colgate 18

With both teams earning early points, Army started to build a gap, capitalizing on the Raiders' attacking errors to lead, 11-3.
Colgate embarked on a comeback, earning two points on three different occasions, including a service ace from Julia Oster, to trail 12-7.
Out of the media timeout, the Raiders outplayed the Black Knights, 5-2, forcing Army to use a timeout as Colgate climbed out of the deficit, 18-13.
The teams competed neck and neck toward the end of the set, but Army's early lead helped the Black Knights claim set two, 25-18.

Set 3 | Colgate 25, Army 22

Colgate came out with early energy, earning three straight points from Moore's kill, a Black Knights attacking error and a service ace from Owens to lead, 3-0.
The Raiders capitalized on three Black Knights attacking errors, including another successful challenge from Coach Baker, to lead, 8-5.
Colgate edged ahead at 10 and 14, but Army found a way to chip away at the deficit, tying the score at both points as Colgate headed into the media timeout with a 15-14 lead.
Using that momentum, Colgate strung together three more points, including a service ace from Anders, to lead, 18-14.
Colgate's versatility in scoring through kills, Black Knights attacking errors, blocks and service aces allowed the Raiders to pull away and take set three, 25-22.

Set 4 | Colgate 25, Army 14

In an accurate start to the fourth set, both teams traded kills before a Black Knights service error tied the match, 3-3.
Neither team could build a defining lead, but an attacking error from Army sparked a 6-0 Raider run, including the fifth combined block assist from Moore and Gannon in the match, to take a 13-7 lead.
Over the next 12 points, both teams recorded two-point runs, as Colgate maintained its advantage at 19-14.
The Raiders dominated the remainder of the set, tacking on six unanswered points featuring three Raider kills, two Army attacking errors and one solo block from Stella Labrecque to top Army, 25-14, and win the match, 3-1.

Notes

Langton finished the match with 32 digs, posting back-to-back 30-plus-dig performances over the weekend.
A career-high blocking night for Gannon left her with 11 block assists. She also contributed offensively, converting four of her nine attempts for a .444 hitting percentage.
Colgate split the regular-season matchup with Army, 1-1, with both teams winning on their home courts.

Up Next
Colgate hosts Lehigh on Friday at 6 p.m., followed by a Saturday matchup against Bucknell at 3 p.m. for Senior Day.

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