Gettysburg College Athletics

Today's non-conference match marks the 21st all-time meeting between Gettysburg (19-4) and Salisbury (21-2) in a series that dates back to 1988. The Bullets hold an 11-9 edge in the all-time series, snapping a four-match Sea Gull winning streak in the series last season.

WHEN LAST WE MET: After a Gettysburg and Salisbury split a pair of two-point sets, the Bullets won the third set 25-21 before pulling away in the fourth set with a 25-16 win to top the host Sea Gulls 3-1 last season. Catherine Holtz led the Bullets with nine kills to go with five blocks and four digs. Gwen Eustace led the Sea Gulls with 13 kills. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

LAST TIME OUT: Gettysburg entered the weekend after pulling away for comfortable wins in each of the first two sets before staving off a late comeback attempt by Dickinson to wrap up a 3-0 win on Wednesday. Alycen Radolovic led four Bullets with eight or more kills, recording a match-high 10. Mallie Thomas led the Red Devil attack with eight kills. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

BALANCING ACT: Gettysburg entered the weekend on a run of three straight 3-0 wins. Alycen Radolovic's 10 kills against Dickinson on Wednesday was the first time any Bullet had reached double-digit kills during the stretch. However, Gettysburg has had 10 individual performances of seven performances, balancing its attack between all of its hitters. The Bullets have also added 24 blocks over the nine sets, averaging 2.67 per set as a team.

LAST TIME OUT: Salisbury won its 13th and 14th straight matches by taking down Messiah 3-0 and Virginia Wesleyan 3-1 last Saturday afternoon. (Full Recap) (Messiah Box) (Virginia Wesleyan Box)

STREAKING: With the two victories last weekend, the Sea Gulls enter this weekend on their longest winning streak since 2012 - 20 straight. Salisbury finished the season a perfect 9-0 at home, its first undefeated campaign at Maggs PAC since 2011 when it went 13-0. The Sea Gulls' weekend opened at Christopher Newport on Friday night in a preview of the C2C tournament in Newport News in two weeks.