SALISBURY, Md. – The Salisbury University volleyball team finished the SU Tournament with victories in both of its matches on Sunday. The team was crowned tournament champion with a 3-1 overall record for the weekend. The Sea Gulls defeated Richard Stockton 3-0 in the first match, 25-20, 25-21 and 25-21, before taking down Nazareth College 3-0, as well. The final scores were 25-20, 25-14 and 25-17.

Salisbury started the day against Richard Stockton with a back-and-forth match. The Sea Gulls were led by sophomore setter Carley Todd who finished the match with 13 kills and 13 assists. Junior setter Lindsey Saltzman added 18 assists.

Sophomore right side hitter Jenna Shay sealed the match for the Sea Gulls as she accounted for the last three kills in the third set. She had a total of five kills in the set and nine kills in the match. Senior libero Melissa Stansbury finished with 13 digs.

In the second match Salisbury took control early, finishing the first set with a 12-4 run to win after trailing 16-13. to win the set 25-20. The Gulls had similar runs in the last two sets, including a 18-6 run in the second set that included three kills from both Todd and sophomore middle hitter Chelsea Glowacki. Glowacki finished the match with 10 kills. For her efforts Glowacki was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player.

Todd finished with 14 assists. Saltzman tallied 14 assists of her own, as well.

The Sea Gulls started the third set with a 13-5 run and never looked back taking the set 25-17. Stansbury tallied 17 digs giving her 30 on the day.

The Sea Gulls will be in action again on Thursday as they take on Capital Athletic Conference opponent Stevenson at Maggs Physical Activities Center. The match is set to start at 7 p.m. The evening with be a special fundraiser called "Digs for Dogs." All of the proceeds from the evening, which include a silent auction and a serving contest, will go to the Humane Society of Wicomico County and The Dog House.

SU Tournament All-Tournament Team

Chelsea Glowacki (Salisbury) (Tournament MVP)

Carley Todd (Salisbury)

Chelsea Grieger (Central)

Kiley Meyers (Central)

Nicole Serekian (Richard Stockton)

Kristi Custer (Nazareth)

Ashley Coyle (Cortland)