SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Siena Volleyball was all business on Tuesday night, traveling west to Syracuse and sweeping Le Moyne 3-0 (25-17, 25-12, 25-11) on Ted Grant Court to move over the .500 mark for the season.
Siena hit .347 with 44 kills and 11 aces while holding Le Moyne to a .111 hitting percentage and 23 kills.
Three-time reigning Metro Player of the Week
Mary Claire Deacy led the way with 12 kills and hit .407, adding six digs.
Abby Edwards, a native of Chapin, SC, finished with 30 assists, four service aces, six digs and two block assists.
Junior outside hitter
Brianna Miller posted nine kills on a .471 hitting percentage, three service aces and nine digs.
Senior middle blocker
Maggie Seymour tallied eight kills while hitting .538 and added four total blocks.
Le Moyne fell to 0-18 on the season as the Saints wrapped its non-conference schedule with a record of 6-8 for 2026.
The Saints went 5-9 in non-conference play in 2025.
Set-by-Set
Siena answered Le Moyne's move to within 12-11 by winning seven of the next eight points, getting kills from Miller, Deacy and
Gabrielle Wire, an Edwards ace, an
Autumn Willmott ace and a Wire-
Alison Goldberg block to move ahead 19-12. Earlier, after falling behind 4-3, Siena tied the set on a Deacy kill from Edwards, moved in front on a Seymour-Edwards block and pushed the margin to 8-5 behind kills from Miller and Seymour. Miller then served four straight Siena points, with Edwards putting down a kill and Seymour combining with Wire and Edwards on blocks as Siena built an 11-5 lead before Le Moyne closed the gap. After Le Moyne later cut the margin to 22-17, Miller, Seymour and Miller delivered the final three Siena kills, with Miller's finish from
Brooke Malek closing a 25-17 set win.
Siena controlled the second set from the opening rally, scoring the first five points behind kills from Wire and Deacy, an Edwards service turn and a block by Deacy and Goldberg. After Le Moyne got within 10-5, Siena answered with a 7-of-8 stretch, including five straight points on
Brianna Miller's serve that featured two Miller aces, a Wire kill and a Deacy finish to move the set to 16-5. Seymour, Edwards and Willmott added to the pressure later, with Edwards and Willmott each recording a service ace as Siena pushed the margin to 23-9. Deacy closed the set with her seventh kill of the set off an Edwards assist, giving Siena a 25-12 set win.
Siena controlled the third set from the opening stretch, scoring the first two points on a Wire kill and an Edwards ace before building a 6-1 lead behind kills from Wire, Deacy and Miller. After Le Moyne worked back within 12-6, Siena won seven of the next eight rallies, including a
Hannah Bowman service run that featured a Bowman ace, a Wire kill and a Deacy kill to push the advantage to 17-6. Edwards added another ace for a 19-7 lead, and Wire later put down a kill off a Malek assist as Siena continued to answer Le Moyne's sideouts. Late in the set, Seymour combined a block with a kill from
Madison Evans' assist, while
Anna Hanson and Miller also added kills as Siena closed out the 25-11 set win.
Up Next
Siena will return home to host Niagara (2-15, 1-8 Metro) this Friday at 6 p.m. from the UHY Center.
