
10/29/2026 9:56:00 PM | Volleyball
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Georgia Southern (16-7, 8-3 Sun Belt) defeated Marshall (14-8, 7-4 Sun Belt) 3-2 on Thursday, winning 26-24, 25-22, 22-25, 18-25, 15-12. The Eagles finished with 78 kills and 98 digs, compared with 70 kills and 87 digs for Marshall.
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Reagan Barth led the Eagles with 26 kills and 27.5 points, adding 22 digs and three blocks. Pfefferkorn finished with 25 kills on a .317 hitting percentage and collected 14 digs. Lexi Duffy recorded 59 assists, 17 digs and three blocks. Maddie Cugino posted a team-high 23 digs and added five assists.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
First Set
- The Eagles moved ahead 4-2 behind early kills from Beka Pfefferkorn and Reagan Barth, but Marshall answered during a back-and-forth opening stretch and went in front 12-9.
- After the Eagles pulled even at 14-14 and again at 15-15, Marshall scored four straight points to move ahead 19-15 and later held a 22-19 lead.
- Maddie Cugino served the Eagles through four straight points, with kills from Alex Myers, Sam Bowron, Pfefferkorn and Lexi Duffy putting the Eagles up 23-22.
- Marshall tied the set at 23-23 and 24-24 before Barth delivered consecutive kills to close the Eagles' 26-24 win.
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Second Set
- The Eagles moved ahead 10-4 during a four-point run with Alex Myers serving, including a Reagan Barth-Lexi Duffy block and a Barth kill from Duffy.
- Marshall worked back from a 13-6 deficit, tied the set at 16-16 and later moved in front 18-17.
- Barth answered with a kill to tie it at 18-18, and the Eagles added five more points with Duffy serving to build a 23-18 lead.
- Marshall cut the margin to 24-22 before Barth finished the set with a kill from Duffy for a 25-22 Eagles win.
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Third Set
- Marshall moved out to a 6-2 lead, but the Eagles chipped back with a Pfefferkorn kill, consecutive blocks by Alex Myers and Lexi Duffy, and a Reagan Barth/Kayla Knowles block to tie the set at 9-9 before moving ahead 10-9.
- Marshall answered with a 5-1 stretch to go up 15-11, then the Eagles won five of the next six points behind kills from Pfefferkorn, Barth, Myers and Anna Powell to take a 17-16 lead.
- After the Eagles went back in front 19-18 on a Barth kill, Marshall scored five straight, including an Emma Sayre ace and two Peyton Sasse kills, to move ahead 23-19.
- A Myers kill stopped the run at 23-20, and the Eagles later pulled within 24-22 on a Marshall service error and another Barth/Knowles block, but Emma Barnett's kill closed the set for Marshall, 25-22.
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Fourth Set
- Pfefferkorn had three early kills as the Eagles built a 5-1 lead, and Anna Powell added a kill to help make it 7-3.
- Marshall tied the set at 8-8 before the Eagles moved back in front 11-8 on kills from Alex Myers, Reagan Barth and Pfefferkorn.
- Marshall answered with seven straight points to move ahead 15-11, then held the lead through the closing stretch and took the set 25-18 on a Peyton Sasse kill.
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Fifth Set
- The teams traded points through a 5-5 tie, with Reagan Barth recording three early kills for the Eagles and Anna Powell adding another.
- The Eagles won the next four points on Mayte Camacho's serve, including her ace, to move ahead 9-5.
- After Marshall cut the margin to 9-7, Alex Myers and Barth delivered kills and Kayla Knowles added a block as the Eagles pushed the lead to 13-7.
- Marshall pulled within 13-11, but Pfefferkorn had the Eagles' final two kills, including the last point in a 15-12 set win.
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NOTEABLES
- Team - Achieved a season-high of 78 kills in the match.
- Team - Recorded a season-high of 98 digs in the match.
- Alex Myers - Recorded a career-high of 16 kills.
- Alex Myers - Maintained a hitting percentage of at least 0.484 over the last 3 games.
- Pfefferkorn - Tied a career-high with 25 kills, surpassing the season average of 11.36.
- Lexi Duffy - Recorded a career-high of 59 set assists.
- Lexi Duffy - Achieved a career-high of 17 digs.
- Lexi Duffy - Posted a career-high 17 digs, exceeding the season average of 6.32.
- Reagan Barth - Achieved a season-high of 26 kills.
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UP NEXT
Up next, the Eagles visit Marshall at Cam Henderson Center in Huntington, West Virginia, on Friday, Oct. 30, at 6 p.m.
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Reagan Barth led the Eagles with 26 kills and 27.5 points, adding 22 digs and three blocks. Pfefferkorn finished with 25 kills on a .317 hitting percentage and collected 14 digs. Lexi Duffy recorded 59 assists, 17 digs and three blocks. Maddie Cugino posted a team-high 23 digs and added five assists.
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HOW IT HAPPENED
First Set
- The Eagles moved ahead 4-2 behind early kills from Beka Pfefferkorn and Reagan Barth, but Marshall answered during a back-and-forth opening stretch and went in front 12-9.
- After the Eagles pulled even at 14-14 and again at 15-15, Marshall scored four straight points to move ahead 19-15 and later held a 22-19 lead.
- Maddie Cugino served the Eagles through four straight points, with kills from Alex Myers, Sam Bowron, Pfefferkorn and Lexi Duffy putting the Eagles up 23-22.
- Marshall tied the set at 23-23 and 24-24 before Barth delivered consecutive kills to close the Eagles' 26-24 win.
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Second Set
- The Eagles moved ahead 10-4 during a four-point run with Alex Myers serving, including a Reagan Barth-Lexi Duffy block and a Barth kill from Duffy.
- Marshall worked back from a 13-6 deficit, tied the set at 16-16 and later moved in front 18-17.
- Barth answered with a kill to tie it at 18-18, and the Eagles added five more points with Duffy serving to build a 23-18 lead.
- Marshall cut the margin to 24-22 before Barth finished the set with a kill from Duffy for a 25-22 Eagles win.
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Third Set
- Marshall moved out to a 6-2 lead, but the Eagles chipped back with a Pfefferkorn kill, consecutive blocks by Alex Myers and Lexi Duffy, and a Reagan Barth/Kayla Knowles block to tie the set at 9-9 before moving ahead 10-9.
- Marshall answered with a 5-1 stretch to go up 15-11, then the Eagles won five of the next six points behind kills from Pfefferkorn, Barth, Myers and Anna Powell to take a 17-16 lead.
- After the Eagles went back in front 19-18 on a Barth kill, Marshall scored five straight, including an Emma Sayre ace and two Peyton Sasse kills, to move ahead 23-19.
- A Myers kill stopped the run at 23-20, and the Eagles later pulled within 24-22 on a Marshall service error and another Barth/Knowles block, but Emma Barnett's kill closed the set for Marshall, 25-22.
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Fourth Set
- Pfefferkorn had three early kills as the Eagles built a 5-1 lead, and Anna Powell added a kill to help make it 7-3.
- Marshall tied the set at 8-8 before the Eagles moved back in front 11-8 on kills from Alex Myers, Reagan Barth and Pfefferkorn.
- Marshall answered with seven straight points to move ahead 15-11, then held the lead through the closing stretch and took the set 25-18 on a Peyton Sasse kill.
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Fifth Set
- The teams traded points through a 5-5 tie, with Reagan Barth recording three early kills for the Eagles and Anna Powell adding another.
- The Eagles won the next four points on Mayte Camacho's serve, including her ace, to move ahead 9-5.
- After Marshall cut the margin to 9-7, Alex Myers and Barth delivered kills and Kayla Knowles added a block as the Eagles pushed the lead to 13-7.
- Marshall pulled within 13-11, but Pfefferkorn had the Eagles' final two kills, including the last point in a 15-12 set win.
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NOTEABLES
- Team - Achieved a season-high of 78 kills in the match.
- Team - Recorded a season-high of 98 digs in the match.
- Alex Myers - Recorded a career-high of 16 kills.
- Alex Myers - Maintained a hitting percentage of at least 0.484 over the last 3 games.
- Pfefferkorn - Tied a career-high with 25 kills, surpassing the season average of 11.36.
- Lexi Duffy - Recorded a career-high of 59 set assists.
- Lexi Duffy - Achieved a career-high of 17 digs.
- Lexi Duffy - Posted a career-high 17 digs, exceeding the season average of 6.32.
- Reagan Barth - Achieved a season-high of 26 kills.
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UP NEXT
Up next, the Eagles visit Marshall at Cam Henderson Center in Huntington, West Virginia, on Friday, Oct. 30, at 6 p.m.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
GS
Marsh
Kills
78
70
Errors
25
18
Attempts
206
204
Hitting %
.257
.255
Points
86.0
86.0
Assists
75
65
Aces
1
7
Blocks
7
9
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