GETTYSBURG, Pa. – The Salisbury University volleyball team saw continued success in the second and final day of the Battlefield Classic on Saturday afternoon, as the Sea Gulls won both of their matches to remain undefeated in 2010.   

In their first match of the day, against Widener University, Salisbury (4-0) earned a sound 3-0 victory (25-20, 25-14, 25-21) and saw solid contributions from several players. Sophomore Chelsea Glowacki was one of those players, registering 10 kills on 13 attempts without committing a single error. Sophomore Carley Todd, who aced her way into the Sea Gull record books last night with an 11-ace match, had 11 kills on 19 attempts; additionally, the setter went 21-for-39 in set attempts. Fellow setter Lindsey Saltzman, a junior, went 15-for-30 in set attempts and notched a team-high nine digs.

The Sea Gulls' second and final match, against host school Gettysburg College, had a similar result. The maroon and gold rolled past the Bullets, 25-9, 25-22, 25-19 to register their fourth-straight 3-0 win of the year. Glowacki had yet another 10-kill match (0 errors, 13 attempts) and Todd went 13-for-31 in set attempts with three block assists. Saltzman went 15-for-32 in set attempts and put in another nine digs. Sophomore Jenna Shay contributed seven kills on 13 attempts, while perfect passing and five additional kills by senior Melissa Stansbury sealed the deal for the maroon and gold.

For their outstanding play throughout the weekend, Todd and Glowacki were named to the All-Tournament team. 

Salisbury will have a six-day hiatus from competition before hitting the road once again, this time to compete in the Dickinson College Tournament in Carlisle, Pa. on Sept. 10-11.