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October 26, 2006 Lacey, WA – Shealun Campisi had a match high 22 kills but it wasn’t enough as Saint Martin’s fell to Seattle University in three hard fought matches 30-25, 30-26, and 30-23 in a Great Northwest Athletic Conference contest Thursday night at the Saint Martin’s Pavilion. Game one was a back-and-forth contest with the score tied a total of 12 times throughout. At 23-23 the Redhawks took the lead on a Saints attack error. That was all Seattle University needed to take the win 30-25. The second game was close until Seattle University went on a six point run to go up 24-16. The Saints inched their way back to cut the Redhawks’ lead to three but a kill from Seattle University’s Lauren Campbell put the game away. Saint Martin’s was behind early in game three. Down 4-17 the Saints began to battle their way back scoring 17 of the next 25 points to pull within four at 21-25. The rally was just not enough as the Redhawks went on to win 23-30. “So close but so far,” said head coach Phil Ibarra. “I’m proud of their performance tonight. The scoreboard doesn’t reflect how well they played.” Campisi and Kimber Simonetti both added 10 digs on the night. Andrea Tarbet posted eight digs and eight kills while Lisa Hall put up 33 set assists. “We have one more home match and I would love it if everyone came out to support Lisa Hall and the rest of the Saint Martin’s women’s volleyball program.” The Saints will celebrate senior night as they take on Western Oregon University in their final home match of the season next Thursday November 2nd.
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