The Emory volleyball team saw its seven-match win streak come to an end Friday night as it came out on the short end of a spirited match to NAIA power Lee University.  The Flames of Lee upped their overall record to 19-0 after recording a 3-1 win (25-20, 25-19, 21-25, 25-17) over the Eagles who slipped to 17-3 on the campaign.

Emory finished the evening hitting 11.2 percent (47-28—170) compared to the visiting Flames' effort of 22.4 percent (57-21—161).  Lee posted an 80-69 edge in digs and a 9-4 margin in total blocks.

Sophomore Breanah Bourque led the Emory attack, tying for match honors with 17 kills, her second-highest career total.  Senior Amelia McCall rounded out the double-digit kill performers with 15 and also totaled 13 digs, her seventh straight double-double.  Junior Natalie Schonefeld registered 39 assists and tied senior Kelsey Krzyston for the team high with 14 digs.  The setback to the Flames ended a 21-match home win streak for the Eagles.

Emory returns to action the weekend of Oct. 16-17 when it competes at the University Round Robin II hosted by Brandeis University.