CULLOWHEE, N.C. – The sixth-seeded Wofford volleyball team suffered its third four-set loss of the season to third-seeded UNCG (25-15, 20-25, 21-25, 13-25), exiting the 2015 Southern Conference Tournament in the quarterfinals, Saturday night at the Ramsey Center.
 
Wofford won the first set handily, but could not find a way to get over the hump. After UNCG tied the match by winning the second set, Wofford led the third 11-5 and seemed to be on its way to retaking the lead.
 
The Spartans rallied. They scored the next five points and closed a 14-3 run with a 19-14 lead. Wofford never led at any point in any set the rest of the match, dropping the third set before falling in four.
 
Wofford ends the 2015 season with a 16-18 overall record. The Terriers posted their most wins since 2009 and also went 7-9 in conference play to finish in sixth place, the highest conference finish in their 18 years as members of the Southern Conference.
 
Sophomore outside Alex Holland led the Terriers on the attack with 12 kills in Saturday night's quarterfinal. Sophomore middle Danni Densford joined her in double figures with 10.
 
Another sophomore, setter Molly Mayo, notched her 12th double-double with 39 assists and 12 digs. In doing so, she broke the program record for single-season assists, finishing the year with 1,334 to surpass Rhea DeJesus' previous record of 1,332 from 2004.
 
Senior libero Jessica Graham, playing in what was her final contest as a Terrier, posted a match-high 23 digs. Graham, who broke the program record for career digs back on October 10, finishes her career with 1,921 digs. She went for 605 this season, the most of her collegiate career.
 
Freshman middle Colleen Reilly posted a match-high five blocks to go with eight kills. Reilly finishes her stellar rookie campaign with 123 total blocks, tying for the third-most in school history with all-time career blocks leader Currie Gossett (1999-02).
 
For UNCG, Ashley Muench earned a match-high 15 kills. Julia Westerbur had 12 and Jessica Brezwyn had 11. The Spartans outhit Wofford .173 to .162 despite a first set in which Wofford hit .250 and the Spartans hit -.048. Both teams finished with eight blocks and 73 digs.
 
The Spartans advance to Sunday's semifinals to play No. 2 seed Furman.
 
Terrier Notes:
- Wofford concluded the 2015 season 16-18, posting its most wins since going 18-14 in 2009.
- Molly Mayo set the new program record for single-season assists (1,334). She also owns the No. 3 spot with 1,272 assists as a freshman.
- Colleen Reilly finished the year third all-time in single-season blocks (123).
- Bella Santoro finished the year with 364 kills, which ranks 10th in a season.
- Danni Densford finished the year hitting .320, which ranks second in school history for a season. She now owns the No. 2 and No. 3 spots in the single-season record book.
- Jessica Graham ended her Terrier career with 1,921 digs, which is program's all-time record.
- Wofford finished the 2015 season sixth in the SoCon standings, its highest finish in its 18 years in the league.