MOUNT VERNON, Ohio. – The (RV) Tigers faced the University of Mount Union Saturday afternoon for the final game of the Ohio road trip. Bouncing back from their loss the evening prior, Campbellsville won the match in four sets utilizing team play and executing three-touch plays.  
 
The first two sets of the match were filled with a lot of energy from each team. They were neck-and-neck throughout both sets and the winner came down to the last few points. Campbellsville took set one 25-23 and set two 25-22. The Tigers had 16 kills in the first set and 18 kills in the second compared to Mount Union's nine kills in the first and 13 in the second. Both teams made around the same number of errors in the opening sets as well. Campbellsville's offense was dominant for both resulting in the wins.  
 
The third set took a turn of action for the teams and Mount Union came out on top. This set was close and the teams traded points through the majority of it but UMU kept the lead. Bastian Korreck had three aces in a row to tie up the score in hopes that the Tigers would take the lead. Campbellsville couldn't match however as Mount Union went on a 7-2 run to finish the set and won 25-20.  
 
The Tigers sealed their win in the fourth set winning 25-19. UMU wasn't ready to back down but Campbellsville came out in the set with the energy. The Tigers took an early 6-2 and Mount Union eventually tied the score up at 10. Campbellsville worked together to take the team on an 11-5 run to wrap up the set and took home the win.  
 
Although the Tigers had more attack errors then Mount Union, they doubled their number of aces. Campbellsville also finished the game with a .322 hit percentage compared to UMU's .270. The Tigers were nearly even across the board with kills but were led by Korreck with 14. He was followed by Ho Yin Leung and Bastiaan Van Houten with 11 kills each. Jason Camacho had 51 assists on the game and Korreck had six aces.  
 
The Tigers will be back in action Tuesday, March 15^th and will face Midway University. The game will be home in Gosser Gymnasium and will begin at 7 P.M. EST.