VB - Devils fall to #22 Blue Jays in 4

Johns Hopkins JHU 9-5,2-0 Centennial

Dickinson DC 11-5,1-2 Centennial

Johns Hopkins JHU

9-5,2-0 Centennial

Final

Oct. 07, 2026

Dickinson DC

11-5,1-2 Centennial

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	4	F
Johns Hopkins JHU	25	23	25	25	(3)
Dickinson DC	12	25	19	22	(1)

Summary
Box Score

Cain McMillan Photography

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball | 10/7/2026 9:33:00 PM | Jack Kedson, Strategic Communications and Digital Media Coordinator

VB - Devils fall to #22 Blue Jays in 4

CARLISLE, Pa. - The Dickinson Volleyball Team fought hard for four sets before they suffered a setback on Wednesday at the hands of Johns Hopkins by a score of 3-1 at the Kline Center.

First Set

The visitors took 8 of the first 12 points, including 2 kills from Bethany Sherwood and 2 aces from Sami Hockers.
The Devils got as close as 12-8 before the Blue Jays went on a 6-0 run behind two kills from Ivy Swafford and an ace from Ella Wismer.
After a Jessica Currie kill brought the score to 20-11, Johns Hopkins scored 5 of the last 6 points.

Second Set

The Red and White started the set in a 10-6 deficit but brought the score back to even at 11 with assistance from a Currie kill and an ace from Amanda Palo.
After the Blue Jays took a 14-11 lead, the Devils came back to take a 16-15 advantage on another Currie kill, two aces from Brenna Williams, and a lead-taking kill from Mallie Thomas.
A back-and-forth set, it was tied at 22 when three straight attack errors - two from Hopkins and one by Dickinson - set up match point for the hosts.
A kill by Thomas gave the set to the Devils by a score of 25-23.

Third Set

An ace from Swafford early gave the Blue Jays an early 8-3 lead.
The Devils held even after the early run, never trailing by more than 5 over the next 10 points, until the visitors scored 4 straight to extend their lead to 8.
The Devils went on a 7-2 scoring run to trail 24-19, but a Wismer kill ended the run and the set in Hopkins' favor, 25-19.

Fourth Set

The Devils scored 14 of the first 25 points in the set, getting kills from Norah Oppenheim, Thomas, Kylie Schner, and Currie, as well as an ace from Schner.
The Blue Jays responded with 7 of the next 8 points, getting two aces from Sami Hockers and one from Swafford.
With the Devils trailing 22-18, a service error and two attack errors by the Blue Jays brought their lead down to 1.
Two kills from Swafford closed out the set and match for Hopkins, who took the match by a score of 3 sets to 1.

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