WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. -- Point Park volleyball is set to visit West Liberty on Tuesday night in MEC action. Opening serve is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Academic Sports & Recreation Complex.

LAST TIME OUT

Point Park (2-9, 1-2 MEC) fell to Wheeling on Friday in three sets on the road. Nicole Reasbeck led the team with five kills and posted 10 digs, second only to Mia Arndt's team-best 18. Marianna Oyola-Rivera posted nine assists to go with her three kills.

REASBECK REIGNS

Senior Nicole Reasbeck is first among Pioneers this season in kills (88) and points (103). Additionally, her 10.0 blocks are tied for fourth on the squad. 

Reasbeck's streak of four straight matches with double-digit kills came to an end last Tuesday against Frostburg State. She lit up the stat sheet in Point Park's matchup at Salem, posting 14 kills and 14 digs. 

SCOUTING THE HILLTOPPERS

West Liberty (3-14, 2-1 MEC) saw its two-game MEC win streak end on Friday when it fell to Fairmont State in three sets. The Hilltoppers had picked up wins over Charleston and Davis & Elkins, with both matches ending in four sets.

WLU features two players with triple-digit kills in Amira DuPree (171) and Sidney Keni (118). DuPree ranks sixth in the MEC in kills per set, averaging 2.95 per frame. DuPree (197.5) and Keni (125) are two of four Hilltoppers with over 100 points, and they are joined by Julia Birck (119.5) and Adrienne Staib (101.5). DuPree sits in seventh place in the conference in points.

Dakoda Keni leads West Liberty in assists with 349, ranking third in the MEC in total assists and second in assists per set at 6.02. Taylor Speake's 181 digs lead the team, and Birck tops WLU in blocks with a total of 39.0 on the campaign.

BUILD THE FENCE

Point Park posted 13 total blocks in its match against Glenville State, by far its most in a single game this season. The Pioneers combined for 20 assisted blocks in the win, with Ece Cetin's five assisted blocks leading the squad. Savannah Kitchen, Calero-Irizarry, Oyola-Rivera and Sara Faith all posted three assisted blocks.

Leilani Fongyen posted two solo blocks, which was good for a team high. Sara Faith also added a solo block. 

Against Wheeling, Point Park posted six total blocks. Ameira Smith and Calero-Irizarry both posted three assisted blocks, and Faith chipped in two. Calero-Irizarry was the only Pioneer to tally a solo block.

Point Park is tied for second in the MEC in opponent blocks per set, only allowing 1.58 per frame. The Pioneers are averaging 1.55 blocks per set this season.

COMING IN HOT

Marianna Oyola-Rivera leads the team with 14 aces after recording three against Frostburg State. Oyola-Rivera is tied with Te'Jah Montgomery for the eighth spot in the MEC in aces per set at 0.38. 

ALL-TOURNAMENT PIONEERS

Brooke Bednarski and Mia Arndt were both named to all-tournament teams in the 2026 season, with Bednarski earning a spot on the Storm Volleyball Classic All-Tournament Team, and Arndt making the team for the Wheeling Quad. 

Oyola-Rivera and Bednarski are also Point Park's two leaders in assists, with 147 and 130 on the season. Mia Arndt leads the team with her 138 digs and ranks third among Pioneers in assists with 23. Arndt, a junior from Robinson Township, Pa., is seventh in the league in digs per set at 3.63.