Senior local products Christina Teter and Heather Parman had 11 and 10 kills to lead the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga volleyball team to a 20-25, 25-16, 25-18, 25-16 win Tuesday night against visiting Alabama A&M at Maclellan Gymnasium. That made the Mocs 5-0 all-time against the Bulldogs and 4-3 overall this season. Sarah Batterton, Lauren Gainer and Julimar Alvarado had nine kills apiece for UTC, and Gainer also was credited with 12 digs. Paula Passmore had 30 digs and Bridget Camacho set 41 assists. Bianca Richardson and Clarissa Moore had nine and eight kills for A&M (0-8), and Ashley Forman had 30 assists.
• Paula Martins of Lee University was the Southern States Athletic Conference’s volleyball player of the week after her performance in a rugged tournament this past weekend in Irvine, Calif. Martins had double-digit kills in each of the four matches as the Lady Flames went 2-2, with 14 kills on .520 hitting against fifth-ranked (NAIA) Biola. The junior transfer from Brazil had a .389 attack percentage for the tournament.
• Carolyn Evans made nine kills and Taylor Fink had 28 assists and 10 digs as Bryan College breezed to a 25-11, 25-15, 25-12 Appalachian Athletic Conference volleyball victory Tuesday evening at Point University. Fink and Corrie Walker each served two aces for the Lady Lions (6-4, 1-0).
• Maryville College outlasted Covenant 25-18, 25-11, 21-25, 19-25, 15-9 in a volleyball battle of NCAA Division III Lady Scots on Tuesday on Lookout Mountain. Kara Strickland and Kelsey Handel had 15 and 13 kills and Teri Lind had 32 assists for Maryville (3-2). Covenant’s Chelsea Van Dyk led all attackers with 17 kills and Jessica Chittenden and Cora Schroeder added eight and seven for the 2-2 hosts, while Steph Kirkpatrick had 34 assists and Estes Carlson, Hannah Rogers and Pretoria den Boer had 15, 11 and 10 digs.
Soccer
• Grant Carpenter scored two goals and Zeke Nunez had two assists as Tennessee Temple University evened its men’s soccer season record with a 4-1 win Tuesday against Crown College at Camp Jordan Park.