WILMORE, K.Y. - Covenant had its eye set on a three-peat as Conference Champions with No. 5 seeded Huntingdon awaiting them in the Championship match after upsetting No. 1 seeded Asbury yesterday. The Scots didn't let the Cinderella story continue, as they dominated the Hawks in three sets to take home the trophy once again. 

Final: Covenant 3, Huntingdon 0 
Records: Covenant (22-12), Huntingdon (16-20)

FIRST SET:

• A 3-0 Covenant run with kills from Scarlett Martz and Kelsey Carman put Covenant ahead 9-4.
• The Scots scored five points in row which included two service aces by Cali Sandhoff as they led 17-8.
• Sandhoff delivered the set-winning kill as Covenant took the 25-13 win. 

SECOND SET:

• A 6-0 run, including five kills from the Scots, put them ahead 8-4 early on. 
• The lead extended to 18-10 after a 5-0 run for Covenant that included two kills by Sandhoff. 
• The Scots kept the lead around eight points the remainder of the set as an attack error by the Hawks ended the set at 25-17.

THIRD SET:

• Covenant started to really put the hammer down with an 8-0 run led on by three consecutive kills from Carman to go up 13-5. 
• On Carman's service rotation, Covenant scored six straight points to push the lead to 19-6.
• Sarah Jennings had the championship-clinching point at 25-12 with a service ace. 

GAME NOTES:

• Covenant moves to 26-9 all-time against Huntingdon.
• Sandhoff led the Scots with a double-double posting 16 assists and 10 kills. The sophomore also had six digs. 
• Carman played another great game with 12 digs and eight kills. 
• Jennings led the Scots in digs once again with 17.
• Mathis posted six kills and five total blocks.
• After the match, Carman and Sandhoff were named to the All-Tournament Team while Mathis won Tournament MVP for the second year in a row. 

UP NEXT: Covenant will see where it lands in the NCAA Division III National Tournament bracket when it is released on Monday afternoon. 

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