In front of a raucous Pepsi Arena crowd, the Hawks dominated on their home floor, sweeping Truman State in three sets to wrap up the final home weekend of regular season play.

From the opening whistle, Quincy brought the intensity. Building momentum from previous matches-including a strong showing on the road at Illinois Springfield-they carried that into this match.

In set one the Lady Hawks took early charge, pouncing on key serves and limiting Truman’s offensive rhythm. Quick runs and strong setting created separation, and Quincy closed confidently.

Then in set two Truman tried to answer, but Quincy did not yield. Service aces, sharp blocks and sure-handed passing had the home team at an advantage.

Set three had a different story as Truman rallied together and won the set to keep Quincy on their toes. But when the fourth set came around Quincy efficiently sealed the victory as Truman’s resistance faded, while the Hawks continued to execute cleanly, eventually finishing the match in straight sets.

“We came into this match really focused on our energy and communication,” Lily Marth, junior libero, said. “Truman State pushed us hard, but we trusted in our training and each other. Every point was earned, and I’m so proud of how we stayed composed and finished strong as a team.”

Standout Performances & Key Moments

Susanna Beretti made sure to run the offense with poise, finding hitting lanes and maintaining Quincy’s tempo.

The front row consistently delivered — kills came from multiple hitters, and blocks stymied Truman at crucial moments.

Lily Marth led the defensive back-row made solid contact: digs and transitions denied Truman long rallies.

Service pressure proved a turning point. A number of aces and tough serves tilted momentum toward Quincy.

This win isn’t just another entry in the win column for Quincy; it’s a testament to their momentum into the closing stretch of the season. It further cements their dominance in the series against Truman State, building from previous wins.

For Truman State, the defeat will be a lesson learned, but it only heightens the standard that Quincy has set at home, especially in key conference matchups. As the Hawks left the floor to roaring applause, the sense was clear: Quincy University’s women’s volleyball team is not only playing well but peaking at the right time. The performance on November 7, 2025, showcased teamwork, discipline, and execution, giving the fans a memorable home win to celebrate.