FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – The Nova Southeastern University Sharks Volleyball completed the season series sweep over the Embry-Riddle Eagles with a four-set victory on Friday evening.
 

Records: Nova Southeastern 16-9 (9-7) | Embry-Riddle 15-11 (8-8)
Location: ICI Center | Daytona Beach, Fla.
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- During the opening moments of the first set the Sharks took a 3-1 lead with kills by Erika Spankus and Taylor Stockman.
- The Sharks regained the lead at 8-5 following three consecutive points recorded by Olivia Aniol and Ella Kern.
- Brantley Chipley recorded a kill and a solo block to push the advantage to 10-6.
- Consecutive errors by the Eagles pushed the Sharks lead to 13-9.
- The Eagles responded with eight consecutive points to take the lead at 17-13.
- Erika Spankus and Olivia Aniol each tallied kills to stall the Eagles run as the score reached 19-15.
- The Sharks put together a late surge with points from Caiden Largent, Taylor Stockman, and Olivia Aniol to keep the set up for grabs at 24-20.
- The Eagles finished the set with a 25-20 final score.
- The Sharks grabbed a quick 2-1 lead following kills by Olivia Aniol and Erika Spankus.
- With a stretch of four consecutive points from Olivia Aniol, Caiden Largent, Ella Kern, and Brantley Chipley, the Sharks pulled ahead 6-3.
- The Sharks saw points from a combo block by Brantley Chipley and Abbie Roth as well as a pair of kills by Taylor Stockman as their lead grew to 10-6.
- The Sharks started to pull away in the set with points from Caiden Largent and Abbie Roth, taking the score to 16-12.
- Taylor Stockman and Brantley Chipley each recorded a pair of points as the Sharks pushed the advantage to 20-15.
- Olivia Aniol tallied three consecutive points for the Sharks with a pair of kills and a block assisted by Taylor Stockman as the score hit 23-16.
- Erika Spankus and Taylor Stockman put the final points of the set on the board as the Sharks evened the match with a 25-16 set two final score.
- The Sharks trailed 4-2 as the third set began.
- With a swift response by Olivia Aniol and Erika Spankus the Sharks evened the score at 6-6.
- The Sharks took their first lead of the set at 9-8 following three consecutive points by Gabrielle Spankus, Abbie Roth, and Brantley Chipley.
- Kills by Caiden Largent and Brantley put the Sharks ahead 12-10.
- The Sharks put together a sizeable rally in the middle of the set, putting together a 7-2 scoring run led by Olivia Aniol and Erika Spankus, as the lead grew to 19-13.
- The Sharks and Eagles exchanged points late in the set as the score reached 23-26.
- The Sharks finished off the third set with a 25-18 final score after a kill by Erika Spankus and a service ace from Avery Piatt.
- The Sharks opened the fourth set with a 4-3 lead with kills by Erika Spankus and Caiden Largent.
- An early rally by the Sharks defense pushed the lead to 9-4, as Brantley Chipley recorded back-to-back blocks.
- With a 6-1 scoring run from Erika Spankus, Olivia Aniol, and Taylor Stockman the Sharks took full control of the set as the score reached 16-7.
- Caiden Largent recorded a pair of kills as the Sharks remained ahead of the Eagles with a 20-10 score.
- Taylor Stockman and Brantley Chipley tallied a pair of points each as the Sharks reached match point at 24-13.
- Erika Spankus recorded the final point of the contest as the Sharks closed the match with a 25-15 final score.
 

- Erika Spankus: 14 kills, 0.429 attack percentage.
- Brantley Chipley: six kills, 0.545 attack percentage, nine blocks.
- Olivia Aniol: 11 kills, 0.733 attack percentage (career-high)
 

The Sharks will remain on the road as they travel to Melbourne for a matchup with the Florida Tech Panthers on Saturday, Nov. 15. To stay up-to-date on Sharks Volleyball be sure to follow on Instagram at NSU_VBall and X at NSU_VB.