WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. — The West Liberty University women's volleyball team looks to keep its late-season momentum rolling when it hosts Mountain East Conference opponent Point Park on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. inside the ASRC.

The Hilltoppers (15-11, 7-3 MEC) enter the week sitting second in the MEC North Division standings after back-to-back victories over Salem and West Virginia State. Tuesday's match marks the start of the team's final two weeks of the regular season before wrapping up next week at Wheeling.

West Liberty continues to shine both offensively and defensively, ranking among the league's top teams in hitting percentage (.208) and opponent attack percentage (.152). The Hilltoppers are averaging 12.4 kills per set and have held opponents to under .160 hitting in 17 of 26 matches this fall.

Ashley Cudnik leads the attack with 300 kills, while Liv McAtee (183), Kyia White (147), and Grace Hill (134) provide additional balance across the front line. Setter Dakoda Keni continues to run an efficient offense with 677 assists and a team-best 27 service aces, while libero Bella Dart anchors the defense with 332 digs on the year.

At the net, Adrienne Staib (71.0 blocks) and Grace Hill (69.0) have helped West Liberty average just over 2.0 blocks per set, outpacing opponents by nearly half a block per frame.

Point Park (3-20, 2-9 MEC) comes into Tuesday's match looking to snap an 11-match losing streak. The Pioneers are led by Nicole Reasbeck (246 kills) and Avery Budrys Rini (219 kills), while setter Marianna Oyola-Rivera directs the offense with 643 assists and a team-high 31 aces.

West Liberty swept the Pioneers in Pittsburgh earlier this month (25-22, 25-20, 25-17) and has won three straight meetings in the series dating back to 2024.

Following Tuesday's match the Hilltoppers travel to Fairmont State Friday.