Seawolves fall short in five-set battle to Hurricanes
(Saint John, NB) The Seawolves men's team started strong, looking to bounce back after a previous 3-0 loss to Holland College.
The first two sets showcased their offensive power and consistent serves, with key players like William Siefker, who had 21 kills, and David Valencia, who had 13 kills.
Despite their early lead, the Seawolves could not maintain their momentum. The Hurricanes were resilient and fought their way back, edging out the Seawolves 25-23 and 25 – 22.
In the fifth set, it was a nail-biter as both teams went point for point, showcasing impressive defensive skills. The Hurricanes ultimately took the set, winning 17-15, to close out the match.
NEXT: The Seawolves now hold a 3-6 record as they head into the last weekend of regular season play before the holiday break. They will be on the road to face the St Thomas University Tommies, aiming to improve the standings and finish on a high note.