Langhorne, PA – The University of Valley Forge Women's Volleyball team went on the road for a match against the Cairn University Highlanders. The Patriots lost the decision in straight sets. 
 
The scoring remained close in the beginning moments of the first set.  Cairn went on a big 15-2 run to close out the first set by a score of 25-9.  Going through a schedule like the Patriots have, they have never given up and continue to prove to be a resilient group.  Cairn would again build a big lead.  With the score 20-8, Valley Forge went to work.  Senior Lindsay LeSueur served the Patriots to 8 straight points. LeSueur's serving plus kills by Mariah Straker, Megan Freed and Giana Brown brought the Patriots to within 4.  UVF picked up 3 more points thanks to a Kaitlyn Hess kill and two Highlander attack errors.  The Patriots erased a once 12-point deficit to just 2.  Cairn was able to close out the second set on a 3-0 run and win by a score of 25-20. The Highlanders wasted little time building a lead in what would be the third and final set.  Cairn cruised to a 25-11 third set win. The Patriots will be back in action on Saturday, September 22nd when they host a tri-match against Alfred State and Rosemont College.