PITTSBURGH, Pa. - The Chatham University women's volleyball team dropped the final match of the weekend to the Yellow Jackets of Waynesburg University.

The Cougars dropped the match in consecutive sets falling, 25-11, 25-21, and 25-7. The Cougars fought hard and came close to winning the second set of the match only falling to the Yellow Jackets by four points.

Sophomore outside hitter, Heathir McIntyre, who finished the match with fourteen digs and two aces, led the Cougars. Chatham's Libero Jessica "Hunter" Milroy played well in Saturday's game with tallying five digs. Senior outside hitter Aminata Dieng led the offensive attack with four kills and a block.

Chatham will be back in action at Grove City for a conference match on Wednesday, Sept. 10. Match time is set for 6:30 p.m.

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Chatham University in Pittsburgh, Pa., has a long history of commitment to global understanding, women's leadership and the environment. Chatham is the alma mater of environmental icon, Rachel Carson, and is recognized today as a leader in the field of sustainability, having been selected for The Princeton Review's Green College Guide, listing four years in a row, named to Sierra magazine's list of top 25 "cool schools" and mentioned in a 2012 Forbes article as one of the places "Contributing to Pittsburgh's transformation into a destination for green living."

Building on these accomplishments, Chatham opened in 2014 the world's first fully sustainable campus in higher education, Eden Hall Campus, with completion of the first stage of construction on its 20-year master plan. Rising 19 spots over, the past four years, in the, US News & World Reports, Best Colleges rankings, Chatham works to prepare its 2,000+ undergraduate and graduate students in the fields driving tomorrow's economy—sustainability, health sciences, business and communication, and the arts and sciences.

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