Box Score It was a must win contest for the Waterloo men's volleyball team and the black and gold took care of business on Friday night, taking out the Windsor Lancers in four sets.  

The Warriors took control of the match early and were able to cruise past the visitors 25-15, 25-19 to grab a 2-0 lead.  Windsor bounced back with a hard fought third set, winning it 27-25 before Waterloo stepped on the gas once again to close it out, claiming the fourth set 25-21.

Waterloo got a solid effort from a trio of outside hitters as Braden Cok (Waterloo), Aidan Simone (London), and Kevin LeBreux (Cumberland) were all impressive in the victory.  Right side Cok finished the match with a game high 15 points on 12 kills, and five blocks while left side Simone put away 10 kills while adding four big service aces.  Rookie outside, LeBreux rounded out Waterloo's attack with nine kills and three blocks.  

Nikola Dimitrijevic (Mississauga) put together a solid game in his four sets of action with 30 assists, two service aces, and five digs.  Philippe Piche (Ottawa) was also a key factor in the win with seven digs.  

Windsor was led by Brad Gyemi with 15 kills in a strong losing effort while setter Nolan Langley had 33 assists.

The Warriors improve to .500 on the season with a 6-6 record while the Lancers dropped to 2-10.

Waterloo is back on home court today at 8pm as they host rivals Western Mustangs.