BALTIMORE, Md. - The Shenandoah University women's volleyball team ran its season opening winning streak to six matches Saturday with 3-0 and 3-1 victories over Trinity (D.C.) and the College of Notre Dame (Md.).

Much as in the Hornets (6-0) first matchup of the 2009 season against Trinity, SU was dominant. It took Shenandoah just 48 minutes to dispatch TU, 25-6, 25-13, 25-4. All 14 women in uniform saw action with sophomore Rachel Maki's six digs leading the way offensively.

In the September 1 opener against Trinity, SU had a school-record 44 service aces. The number dropped to 23 Saturday afternoon with Kelcy Brown posting a game-high seven. Eight different women had at least one service ace.

Brown, with 16 assists, was the only woman to register double-digits in any category.

The squad then concluded the day with an 18-25, 26-24, 25-11, 25-11 victory over host Notre Dame.

Freshmen Samantha Larcomb and Megan Gillespie were the story offensively in this match as they each posted a co-team-high nine kills.

Junior Amber DeHaven paced a defensive effort with 13 digs while Gillespie and Mary Harshman had 10 each.

Brown finished her solid day with 32 assists.

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