Putting a Wrap on the Regular Season: The Towson volleyball team wraps up the 2016 regular season with a pair of road matches. The Tigers travel to William & Mary on Friday, Nov. 11 for a 7 p.m. match before heading to James Madison on Saturday, Nov. 12 with first serve at 7 p.m. Links to live stats and the video or audio feed of the matches can be found on the schedule page of TowsonTigers.com. Fans can also follow the Tigers on Twitter (@Towson_VB) for updates.

Looking at the Tigers: The Tigers ran their current win streak to three straight matches with a 3-1 victory over first-place Northeastern last Sunday. The Tigers' three seniors (Lindsay Flaherty, Jessica Lewis and Candace Steadman), who were recognized before the match, accounted for 32 of the team's 66 kills in the match. Towson is paced offensively by Lewis, who has 413 kills, 302 digs and 29 service aces. Jocelyn Kuilan has contributed 322 kills and 37 service aces. Marrisa Wonders has dished out 763 assists with 290 digs while Anna Holehouse has a team-high 412 digs. Flaherty has recorded a team-high 97 blocks.

Scouting the Opponents: William & Mary will be looking to snap an eight-match losing streak when it plays host to the Tigers. The Tribe is led by Casey Foote who has 288 kills and 259 digs. Paige Humphrey has 158 kills and a team-best 80 blocks. Autumn Brenner has handed out 759 assists while Sara Zumbach has 361 digs.

James Madison hosts Delaware on Friday night before welcoming the Tigers to town on Saturday. The Dukes are led by the Janey Goodman, the CAA Offensive Player of the Week, and Taylor Austin, the CAA Defensive Player of the Week. The pair posted back-to-back matches of 30+ kills and 30+ digs, respectively, last week. Goodman leads the Dukes on the season with 470 kills and 88 blocks. Austin enters play this week with 587 digs. Briley Brind'Amour has contributed 167 kills and 31 blocks.

Series History: Towson and William & Mary will be meeting for the 36th time in a series that began in 1976. The Tigers hold a slim 18-17 edge in the matchup after claiming a 3-0 victory when the two teams met in October. Winners of five straight in the series, Towson hit .403 in that match as Lindsay Flaherty recorded her 400th career block in the win.

Saturday's match will be the 52nd all-time between the Tigers and the Dukes. The Tigers, who have won two straight in the series, claimed a 3-0 victory when the two squads battled in October. Jocelyn Kuilan had 10 kills and hit .643 in that match.

Hitting the Closing Stretch: With their win over Hofstra last Friday, the Tigers clinched a spot in the upcoming CAA Tournament which will be held Nov. 18-20 at UNCW. The Tigers, who will be making their third straight appearance in the tournament, still do not know where they will be seeded. In additon to Towson, the field will be, College of Charleston, Northeastern, James Madison, Hofstra and Delaware. The seeding for the tournament will be set after Sunday's matches that conclude the regular season.

I'm Honored: Towson redshirt sophomore Anna Holehouse was named the TowsonTigers.com Student-Athlete of the Week on Tuesday. Holehouse anchored the Tigers' defensive efforts in a pair of wins over teams ahead of the Tigers in the CAA standings, including first-place Northeastern. She had 32 digs (4.57 per set) with a perfect reception percentage of 1.000 for the week. In Sunday's win over Northeastern, she recorded the 1,000th dig of her career. She also added 13 assists and four service aces for the week.

Seeing Double: Towson enters the final weekend of the regular season leading the CAA in double-double performances with 45. Six Tigers have accounted for those 45 double-doubles. That group is led by freshman Marrisa Wonders, who has a CAA leading 18 while senior Jessica Lewis has added 14.

A Kill Machine: Senior Jessica Lewis had 17 kills against Northeastern, raising her season total to 413 kills. She currently ranks ninth in single-season history at Towson for total kills. Lewis became the 11th player in program history with at least 400 kills in a single-season. It's the third straight season a Tiger has recorded at least 400 kills (Saitaua Iosia-2014, Jocelyn Kuilan-2015, Lewis-2016).

Can You Dig It: Redshirt sophomore Anna Holehouse reached a career milestone in Sunday's win over Northeastern. Holehouse had 21 digs in the match, which raised her season total to 412 and her career total to 1,008 digs. She became the 15th player in program history with 1,000 career digs and the first since Paige Sekerak in 2013. Holehouse is just the second player in program history to reach the mark as a sophomore (Alison Essink).

Up Next: The CAA Tournament begins on Nov. 18 at UNCW in Wilmington, North Carolina. Check TowsonTigers.com on Sunday, Nov. 13 for an update on the Tigers' seeding and game time/opponent.