GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Cornerstone heads into a busy week with four WHAC matches, three of those at home. The week starts at UM-Dearborn on Wednesday before coming home for two matches vs. Rochester on Friday and senior day on Saturday vs. Lawrence Tech. CU has just six regular season games remaining as they are in sole possession of second in the WHAC and they are looking to repeat as WHAC Champions. 
 
Last Week Recap
Cornerstone grinded out three huge victories last week with a five-set win vs. Aquinas and Siena Heights and a four-set victory vs. Lourdes. Cornerstone is now 17-12, 11-3 WHAC with six conference games remaining. 
 
Senior Day
Head Coach Megan Lenhart and the Golden Eagles will honor three seniors on Saturday afternoon vs. Lawrence Tech. Mia Kahler, Kayla Sauers, and Kaley Vaughn will all be graduating at the end of the academic year. Before the match, CU will have a short ceremony where each athlete will walk out with members of their family. 
 
Morris 10 Away
Junior Patsy Morris is now just 10 digs away from cracking the top 10 in program history for career digs after an outstanding week last week. Morris tied a season high with 31 digs vs. Siena heights and had 24 vs. Aquinas and 27 vs. Lourdes. 
 
Scouting UM-Dearborn
The Wolverines have won their last two contests as they swept Rochester and beat Concordia in four sets as they are 8-19, 5-10 WHAC. Errors have been the fatal flaw of UM-Dearborn as they rank 36^th in the NAIA with 579 attack errors and 24^th in reception errors with 187. UMD does not have one main offensive weapon, instead they have five athletes with more than 130 kills this season, as Kielee Tondryk leads the way with 166. 
 
Scouting Rochester
Cornerstone will be playing two WHAC matches vs. Rochester back-to-back to make up for a match postponed earlier this year due to Warrior COVID-19 issues. This year, the Warriors are 9-17, 3-10 WHAC and they have lost three straight matches. Rochester similarly to UM-Dearborn struggles with unforced errors, but they also are a great defensive team, ranking 18^th in the NAIA with 18.13 digs per set. 
 
Scouting Lawrence Tech
The Blue Devils have only played conference games this year and have gone 3-12 in those contests. After the perfect season in 2019, where LTU went undefeated in WHAC play to win the regular season and tournament title, they have been unable to regroup with their youth. Lawrence Tech is led offensively by freshman Lindsay Hubler who has 210 kills and averages 4.04 a set. Earlier this year, Cornerstone swept Lawrence Tech on the road, 25-23, 25-22, 25-22. 
 
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