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Winston-Salem, N.C. – Julia Bergmann finished with 14 kills, 13 digs and four aces while hitting a clip of .440 as No. 9 Georgia Tech (5-1) won its fifth in a row with a 3-0 (25-17, 25-6, 25-14) sweep of Wake Forest (0-4) in Winston-Salem, N.C on Thursday. Mariana Brambilla just missed a double-double with 10 kills, nine digs and three aces, and Erin Moss was a perfect 6-for-6 as the Yellow Jackets were dominant once again in the win.
Here’s @collmich after back-to-back sweeps of Wake Forest!
Excited to get back home and get ready for Clemson next week! pic.twitter.com/mHZoMuIDsg
— Georgia Tech Volleyball (@GTVolleyball) October 15, 2020
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How it Happened:
Wake Forest scored first but Georgia Tech went on to take eight of the next nine points, including two-straight aces from Brambilla, as the Yellow Jackets picked up right where they left off the night before. The Jackets held onto a comfortable lead until a few Tech errors helped the Demon Deacons tighten things up to pull to within five. But Bergmann, Brambilla and Moss would carry Tech the rest of the way to win the first set, 25-17.
The Jackets came out aggressive in the second set, taking advantage of some early Wake Forest errors to jump out to a 6-0 lead before Wake was forced to take time. Tech extended that lead to 12-2 after Moss notched her fifth kill of the night. Tech would roll the rest of the way, taking the second set convincingly, 25-6.
Wake kept things close to start off the third set, battling to an early 5-5 tie. But Tech would start to run away with it, riding a 6-1 run to force Wake Forest to call timeout. The Deacs kept the match within reach until Georgia Tech pulled away to take the third set, 25-14, and seal the sweep.
Georgia Tech closes out the fall season next week at home against Clemson on Oct. 22 & 23 at 5 p.m.
Notes
- Georgia Tech improved to 37-12 in the all-time series with Wake Forest.
- Tech hit .667 in the second set and .367 in the match.
- Bergmann notched her fourth double-double of the season, and her four aces were a season high.
- Brambilla had six service aces in the two matches combined.
- Bergmann, Brambilla and Moss combined for 30 of Tech’s 39 kills
- Maddie Tippett’s three assists was a career high
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Last one on the road of the fall season! Let's 🏐!
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S1 | Back-to-back aces for Brambilla and Tech jumps out to the early lead!! pic.twitter.com/eqQoYiKCw0
— Georgia Tech Volleyball (@GTVolleyball) October 15, 2020
Moss comes flying in for the kill!!!
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— Georgia Tech Volleyball (@GTVolleyball) October 15, 2020
First set in the 📚 pic.twitter.com/w28ekyx0KR
— Georgia Tech Volleyball (@GTVolleyball) October 15, 2020
S2 | That's six kills now for Bergmann and the Jackets are up 10-1!! pic.twitter.com/FIl2fJSKZD
— Georgia Tech Volleyball (@GTVolleyball) October 15, 2020
Takin' care of business 😤 pic.twitter.com/cqq44HAHoM
— Georgia Tech Volleyball (@GTVolleyball) October 15, 2020
S3 | Moss and McKissock team up for the BLOCK PARTY!! Tech up 19-10! pic.twitter.com/7z375IhQ8k
— Georgia Tech Volleyball (@GTVolleyball) October 15, 2020
5️⃣ straight wins.
4️⃣ straight sweeps.
All smiles 😎#poinTech 🐝🏐 pic.twitter.com/N2Pk9YsHBP
— Georgia Tech Volleyball (@GTVolleyball) October 15, 2020
