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Westminster (PA) WES 14-9,6-5 PAC

Geneva GEN 4-20,1-10 PAC

Westminster (PA) WES

14-9,6-5 PAC

Final

Oct. 22, 2025

Geneva GEN

4-20,1-10 PAC

Set Scores
Team	1	2	3	F
Westminster (PA) WES	25	25	25	(3)
Geneva GEN	20	19	7	(0)

Summary
Box Score

Jason Kapusta

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball | 10/22/2025 8:30:00 PM

Titans win in three

Beaver Falls, Pa.--Senior Angie Nardone (Ellwood City, Pa., Lincoln) posted her fourth double-double of the season Wednesday night in a three-set Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) North Division victory at Geneva inside Metheny Field House.

Westminster ran its season record to 13-9 and improved to 6-5 in the PAC. After scoring 25-20 and 25-19 wins in the first and second sets, respectively, the Titans raced out to an 8-1 lead in the third before securing the 25-7 match-sealing win.

Nardone finished with a 22-assist, 14-dig double-double. She added a service ace. Junior Anna-Kate Davis (Boonsboro, Md., Boonsboro) finished with 12 assists, seven digs and an ace.

Senior Liv Trent (Pittsburgh, Pa., Brentwood) led the offense with 11 kills on 27 attacks (.333). She chipped in defensively with 12 digs and a pair of block assists while adding a pair of aces. Wednesday was Trent's fourth match this season with double-digit kills. Freshman Kylie Anthony (Harrison City, Pa., Penn-Trafford) hit .400 and finished with nine kills on 20 attacks. She added 14 digs and an ace. Senior Shelby Rambo (East Palestine, Ohio, Crestview) added seven kills and three blocks. She had six of her seven kills in the second set. Seniors Rachel LaSalvia (Columbus, Pa., Corry), Charlotte Burgan (Moon Township, Pa., Moon) and Jamie Robertson (Los Angeles, Calif., Palisades Charter) each finished with five kills. LaSalvia added three digs while Burgan had two block assists and Robertson had a block assist and an ace.

Rachel Baird had eight kills for Geneva.

Up Next:
Westminster will host Franciscan (9-10, 5-6 PAC) Saturday at Ron Galbreath Court inside Buzz Ridl Gymnasium. The match is scheduled to get underway at 1 p.m. The Department of Athletics and the non-profit Morgan's Message will team up Saturday to bring awareness to behavioral health within the student-athlete community. Morgan's Message amplifies stories, resources, and expertise to confront student-athlete mental health, build a community by and for athletes and provide a platform for advocacy. The organization aims to expand the dialogue on mental health by normalizing conversations, empowering those who suffer in silence, and supporting those who feel alone. The organization honors the life of Morgan Rodgers, a former Duke women's lacrosse player. The teams will take nine seconds of silence to honor Rodgers's memory before the start of the match, standing in solidarity with their fellow student-athletes.

Read more about Morgan's Message at morgansmessage.org.

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