CHARLESTON, W.VA. –The Golden Eagles and the Harvard Crimson matched up again on Saturday night, but it was a different story this time, as Charleston fell 3-0 (25-14, 25-22, 25-20).
 
Just the Basics
 
SCORE- Charleston 0, Harvard University 3
 
TEAM RECORDS - Charleston (5-12), Harvard (4-9)
 
How It Happened
The Golden Eagles were not able to hang with Harvard in the first set of the match, as they fell to the Crimson 25-14. Charleston hung with HU until their third point, but were unable to stay with the visitors throughout the rest of the set. Freshman Lachlan Bray came in for UC and brought a wave of energy, scoring three kills in a row, but this was not enough for the Golden Eagles to get on top, putting them down 1-0 heading into set two.
 
Set two was a similar story, as UC worked to grab the set, and Harvard worked to go up on Charleston 2-0. The Golden Eagles knew the importance of this set, and used their offensive force to work the Harvard defense around the court. UC, however, were unsuccessful in doing so, and fell in the set 25-22, going down 2-0.
 
The last set of play was close between the two sides, until Harvard was able to pull away after their 10^thpoint. Charleston attempted to make up the difference, but weren't successful, falling in the set 25-20, and losing the match 3-0. UC's Adriel Roberts gave the Golden Eagles three kills in the first set of play, while Charleston totaled five block assists throughout the set. 

Charleston totaled 25 kills compared to Harvard's 39, and had 24 total assists while HU had 35. The Golden Eagles also totaled 23 digs, while the visitors totaled 29, and finished the match with 38 points while Harvard finished with 50.
 

UP NEXT
The Golden Eagles will host Wittenburg University on Wednesday, March 6th, with the first serve set for 7:00 p.m.