One More Road Trip: The Towson volleyball team makes its final road trip of the regular season this weekend. The Tigers visit William & Mary on Friday night and James Madison on Saturday evening.

Scouting the Tigers: Towson had three matches in four days last week and went 2-1 during that stretch. Senior Saitaua Iosia led the Tigers with 52 kills in the three matches while fellow senior Paige Sekerak posted 58 digs and 18 assists. Iosia continues to pace the Tiger attack with 379 kills, 190 digs and 39 service aces. Junior Haley Pa'akaula has added 294 kills and 232 digs while redshirt junior Aimee Schubert has dished out 575 assists. Sekerak leads the defensive efforts with 369 digs while sophomore Lindsay Flaherty has 92 blocks.

Looking at Our Opponents: William & Mary enters Friday night's match looking to snap a four-match losing streak. Dessi Koleva leads the Tribe with 262 kills, 272 digs and 39 blocks. Carolyn Albright has 98 blocks while Sara Zumbach has collected 255 digs.

James Madison will play host to Delaware on Friday before welcoming the Tigers to Harrisonburg on Saturday. JMU snapped a two-match losing streak with a victory over Elon last time out. Sarah Patterson was named one of the CAA Offensive Players of the Week after posting 80 assists, 20 kills and 20 digs last week. She also registered a double-double and a triple double. Patterson enters play this week with 878 assists, 158 digs and 94 kills.

Series Histories: Friday night will be the 32nd meeting all-time between the Tigers and the Tribe. William & Mary holds a 17-14 edge in the series. Towson snapped a two-match losing streak to the Tribe with a 3-0 victory in October. Victoria Williams led the Tigers with 15 kills and a .609 hitting percentage while Sydney Biniak had nine kills and a pair of service aces for the Tribe.

Towson and James Madison will face each other for the 47th time in program history. Each squad has won 23 matches in the series history. The Tigers have won two straight over the Dukes following a 3-0 win in October. In the first meeting this season, Aimee Schubert had 27 assists and eight digs while MacKenzie Kleespies collected 15 digs for the Dukes.

We're Headed Back: The pair of wins last week helped the Tigers guarantee themselves a spot in the CAA Tournament which will be held Nov. 21-23 at the site of the highest seed. After a one year absence, the Tigers will be making their ninth appearance in the CAA Tournament.

Racking Up the Kills: Senior Saitaua Iosia had 52 kills in three matches last week and now has 379 for the season. Iosia ranks 12th in single-season kills history at Towson. The school record for kills in a single-season is 538 by Valerie Davis during the 1990 season.

Big on the Block: Sophomore Lindsay Flaherty has been a big part of the Tigers success at the net in the last two years. On Sunday against College of Charleston Flaherty recorded three blocks which gave her 92 for the season and 200 for her career. She is the 19th player in school history to record at least 200 blocks in a career. Flaherty is the first Tiger to go over 200 blocks in her career since Susan Gansor who had 322 blocks between 2008 and 2011.

Up Next: Towson returns to SECU Arena on Friday, Nov. 14 to host UNC Wilmington. The Tigers will welcome back their alumni that evening. The following night, the Tigers close out the regular season by hosting Elon and will honor their seniors before that match.