CHARLESTON, S.C. - With the help of junior Megan McWhorter recording consecutive double-doubles and earning a spot on the all-tournament team, the Radford volleyball team finished 1-2 in the College of Charleston Invitational Saturday evening at Carolina First Arena.

GAME ONE RECAP 
BOX SCORE

MCWHORTER'S DOUBLE FIGURES NOT ENOUGH; C OF C CAPTURES WIN OVER RADFORD, 3-1

Despite junior Megan McWhorter tallying her second double-double of the season, the Radford volleyball team fell to host College of Charleston, 3-1, in the C of C Invite Saturday in the Carolina First Arena.

With the loss, the Highlanders fall to 5-7, while the Cougars improve to 9-4.

To go along with McWhorter's 15 kill, 10 dig performance, juniors Katelyn Meeks and Leigh Myers  both recorded double-figure digs with 16 and 10, respectively, for Radford.

Senior Kiley Kent also charted double figures with a season-high 36 assists.

As a team, C of C held Radford to a .141 hitting percentage to clinch the win by recording nine total blocks with its two leading attackers in double-figure kills.

GAME TWO RECAP 
BOX SCORE

VOLLEYBALL FINISHES C OF C INVITE WITH 3-0 WIN OVER NORTH FLORIDA

Junior Megan McWhorter led Radford with her third double-double and to a 3-0 (26-24, 25-15, 26-24) victory over North Florida on the final day of the C of C Invite Saturday evening at Carolina First Arena.

The victory improves the Highlanders to 6-7, while the Ospreys fall 2-11.

McWhorter recorded 13 kills and 10 digs for her second double-double in as many as matches, while junior Katelyn Meeks charted a season-high 25 digs for the Highlanders.

Senior Kiley Kent also recorded 23 assists and freshman Jesse Miedema put down eight kills with a .214 hitting percentage.

As a team, the Highlanders capitalized on defense to take the victory by recording 52 digs and seven team blocks, while holding the Ospreys to only 29 kills and a .045 hitting percentage.

Marshay Greenlee was North Florida's leader with nine kills and a .533 hitting percentage.

The Highlanders will travel to to take on James Madison on Tuesday Sept. 21 at 7 p.m.