SALISBURY, Md. – The Salisbury University volleyball team got back to its winning ways Thursday night, earning a key Capital Athletic Conference victory over visiting Marymount (Va.) University, 3-0.

The Sea Gulls (11-6, 2-2 CAC) controlled all three games, earning the 25-13, 25-16, 25-16 win. Sophomore Kristin Jehle earned two early kills for Salisbury as the Gulls jumped out to an 11-3 lead in the first game, forcing Marymount (4-12, 0-3 CAC) to use an early timeout. The Saints could get no closer than six points down in the remainder of the first game, before Salisbury closed things out on another Jehle kill.

Jehle finished with seven kills in the match for Salisbury, while sophomore Chelsea Glowacki posted a team-high nine kills against no errors for a .500 hitting percentage.

The second set saw Marymount take a lead midway through the game, up 9-8, before Glowacki ripped a kill that tied things at 9-9. The Sea Gulls rattled off a 9-4 run following Glowacki's tie-breaking point, stretching the lead to 18-13 and never looked back. Glowacki did most of her damage in the second and third sets, posting three kills in the second and five in the third. The Poolesville, Md., native also had a team-best five block assists in the match.

Sophomore hitter Kelly Vieira ripped five kills in the match while sophomore Jenna Shay and freshman Jacki Kaluzny each had four. Kaluzny also had 12 digs in the match, as did senior Melissa Stansbury, who was honored before the match for her recent 1,000th career dig.

The Sea Gulls will be back in action at Maggs Physical Activities Center on Tuesday, Oct. 5, when they host CAC opponent Wesley College.