Time to Protect Our House: The Tigers return to SECU Arena to begin a five-match home stand. The action gets started on Wednesday night as the Tigers welcome longtime rival Delaware to town for a 7 p.m. match. Live stats and video links are available through the schedule page on TowsonTigers.com and fans can follow the team on Twitter (@Towson_VB) for updates as well.

Tiger Tracks: The Tigers split their two matches last weekend, falling at UNCW but bouncing back to earn the program's first ever win over College of Charleston. Freshman Jocelyn Kuilan paces the Tiger offense with 304 kills and 29 service aces. Senior Haley Pa'akaula has contributed 284 kills and 275 digs. Seniors Aimee Schubert and Kyana Miller have split time running the offense. Schubert has 616 assists and 20 service aces while Miller has posted 435 assists and 136 digs. Redshirt freshman Anna Holehouse anchors the backline with 406 digs while junior Lindsay Flaherty has a team-high 73 blocks.

Scouting the Opponent: Delaware snapped a two-match losing streak with a 3-1 win over Northeastern on Sunday afternoon. Katie Hillman leads the Blue Hens with 212 kills and 164 digs while Autumn Jenkins has chipped in 200 kills and 218 digs. Julia Anderson has tallied 707 assists to go along with 19 service aces. Ariel Shonk leads the defense with 419 digs while Alexa Swann has 90 blocks.

Series History: Towson renews one of its longest running rivalries as Delaware comes to town. Wednesday's contest will be the 78th meeting all-time between the two schools. The Tigers hold a slim 39-38 edge in the match-up. Towson has won four straight in the series after battling for a 3-2 win when the two schools met in Newark earlier this season.

Searching for Number 20: A win Wednesday night would get the Tigers to the 20-win plateau for the season. It would mark the second straight season, the team has recorded 20 or more wins under Head coach Don Metil and the 18th time in program history the Tigers have posted 20 or more wins in a single-season.

Can You Dig It? Redshirt freshman Anna Holehouse has played a key role in the Tigers' defensive success this season. Through 22 matches, Holehouse has contributed 406 digs for an average of 4.72 digs per set. When Holehouse went over 400 digs against College of Charleston, it marked the 16th time in program history a Tiger had accomplished the feat. Holehouse ranked 20th in the nation as of Monday for total digs and 59th in digs per set.

Acing the Class: Another key to success this season for the Tigers has been their ability to serve up an ace when necessary. Through 22 matches this season, Towson has 134 service aces and is averaging 1.56 aces per set. The Tigers currently rank second in the CAA for aces per set. Seven Tigers have recorded 10 or more service aces this season. That group is led by freshmen Jocelyn Kuilan and Anna Holehouse who have recorded 29 and 24 service aces respectively.

Denied: Junior Lindsay Flaherty has been a strong performer at the net for the Tigers throughout her career. Flaherty has a team-high 73 blocks this season which gives her 292 blocks for her career. Flaherty needs eight more blocks to become the 10th player in program history to record 300 or more blocks in her career. The school record for career blocks is 566 set by Liz Goubeaux (2001-2004).

Up Next: Following Wednesday's action, the Tigers remain home to host Elon on Friday at 7 p.m. and William & Mary on Saturday at 5 p.m. Fans are reminded that Saturday is also Homecoming with the Tiger football team playing home at 7 p.m. Fans attending the volleyball match will need to park in Lots 13 & 14 of the athletic complex. Those lots will open at 3 p.m. for volleyball/football and will be on a first come first serve basis. Any fans unable to secure a spot in one of those lots will need to park in one of the garages on main campus and take a shuttle to the athletic complex.