Tiffin junior outside hitter Amanda Curry had a career weekend when Tiffin needed it most as the Dragons qualified for the GLIAC Tournament for the first time since 2010. Amanda logged 37 kills in Tiffin's three games, averaging 3.70 kills per set. In GLIAC games, she logged 30 kills averaging 4.29 kills per set. Tiffin needed to win two of their final three GLIAC games to earn a postseason bid, and Curry made sure that happened, posting a career high 19 kills in a win against Davenport and 11 more kills in a win over Purdue Northwest. In 74 total attempts, Curry committed only seven attack errors to post a .405 hitting percentage.