Bridgewater College VB - Eagles land #4 seed for ODAC Tourney




BRIDGEWATER COLLEGE VB UPDATE ! & Other smiling faces from Around The Valley in 60 Days










Once again Hollins College will be the site for the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Volleyball Tournament. Bridgewater College finished in the #4 spot in the final league standings and will take the court at 6:30 P.M. Friday Night. The Lady Eagles will face #5 seed Emory & Henry in the opening round. Former Strasburg Rams Katie Baker & Bethany Doman will be in action as BC once again looks to make some noise in the post season event. Former Wilson Memorial Green Hornet Candice Guy is in her junior year at BC and Erica Dirnagl (Sherando/Stephens City) is finishing her senior year for the Lady Eagles.

Freshman Kala Guy (Wilson Memorial) will take the court for the #6 seed Virginia Wesleyan Lady Marlins.





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ODAC VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS





Quarterfinals - Friday, November 6





Quarterfinal 1: #8 Guilford vs. #1 Randolph-Macon - 4:00 p.m. (Court 1)





Quarterfinal 2: #7 Roanoke vs. #2 Washington and Lee - 4:00 p.m. (Court 2)





Quarterfinal 3: #5 Emory & Henry vs. #4 Bridgewater*** - 6:30 p.m. (Court 1)





Quarterfinal 4: #6 Virginia Wesleyan vs. #3 Lynchburg - 6:30 p.m. (Court 2)


Elena Kritter (Rappahannock County) will be in action for the LC Hornets







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Semifinals - Saturday, November 7Semifinal 1: Winner 1v8 vs. Winner 4v5 - 11:00 a.m. (Court 1)





Semifinal 2: Winner 2v7 vs. Winner 3v6 - 11:00 a.m. (Court 2)





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Championship - Saturday, November 7Winner Semifinal #1 vs. Winner Semifinal #2 - 3:30 p.m.





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Conference
Overall
GP
Record
Win %
GP
Record
Win %
Last 10
Streak
Randolph-Macon
10
9-1
0.900
29
24-5
0.828
7-3
Won 7
Lynchburg
10
8-2
0.800
26
19-7
0.731
8-2
Won 3
Washington & Lee
10
8-2
0.800
30
18-12
0.600
8-2
Lost 2
Bridgewater
10
7-3
0.700
26
11-15
0.423
4-6
Won 1
Emory & Henry
10
6-4
0.600
23
18-5
0.783
8-2
Won 2
Virginia Wesleyan
10
6-4
0.600
29
22-7
0.759
6-3
Lost 2
Roanoke
10
4-6
0.400
29
13-16
0.448
4-6
Lost 2
Guilford
10
3-7
0.300
25
11-14
0.440
5-5
Lost 1
Eastern Mennonite
10
3-7
0.300
28
10-18
0.357
1-9
Lost 8
Randolph
10
1-9
0.100
28
2-26
0.071
2-8
Lost 3
Sweet Briar
10
0-10
0.000
23
2-21
0.087
0-10
Lost 12

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