WILMINGTON, Del. – The Holy Family University volleyball team began its Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) regular season title defense with a sweep of Goldey-Beacom on Tuesday night. 
 
Individual Highlights

• Skylar Osenkarski (Harding, Pa./Holy Redeemer) led all players with five block assists to move into eighth in program history with 127 for her career
• Natasha Yanief (Pittsburgh, Pa./Thomas Jefferson) posted a match-high with nine kills, one shy of a career-best, on .412 hitting, while also adding a career-high three blocks
• Isabella Mosquera (West Chicago, Ill./Saint Charles East) and Zoe Krause (Stafford, Va./Brooke Point) both added seven kills, while swinging a match-best .667 and .400, respectively
• Ashley Petrasovic (Queens, N.Y./Monsignor McClancy Memorial) and Mainerys Munoz (Stafford, Va./North Stafford) led all players with four aces each, a career-high for the former and season-best for the latter
• Munoz also paced the Tigers with nine digs, one ahead of Faith Zehnder (Lakewood, Colo./Lakewood), while Petrasovic set a new career-high with six
• Morgan Steck (Lakewood, Colo./Lakewood) had a match-best 28 assists

 
Inside the Box 

• Holy Family doubled up Goldey-Beacom in kills (35-17), assists (35-15) and service aces (12-2)
• The 12 service aces were a new season-high, while the Tigers also matched a season-best with 10 block assists
• HFU limited the Lightning to -.051 hitting, while swinging .262  

 
How it Happened
First Set

• Holy Family responded to an early deficit, 1-2, with four unanswered to establish a multi-point advantage for good
• Goldey-Beacom got as close as 10-8, but back-to-back Krause kills capped three straight points 

Second Set

• Holy Family scored the first two points and led throughout, with Mosquera recording two kills in an opening 5-1 run
• Later, Yanief played a part in three points of a 9-1 stretch that established a 16-6 advantage

Third Set

• Holy Family found itself down as many as three early, 6-9, but three consecutive Munoz aces to make the score 12-10 was part of six unanswered that capped a 9-1 surge 
• The Tigers would score the final eight points of the match, with Osenkarski playing a part in three

 
Up Next
Holy Family hosts its first CACC match of the season on Saturday, welcoming Felician to the Campus Center for an 11 a.m. start.