It was the Sarah Glynn (Fredericton/) show at the PAC to kick off a Super Saturday at the PAC as the second year left side put away 25 kills to lead the No. 8 Warriors to a 3-1 victory over the visiting Windsor Lancers.

Glynn finished with 28 points on the day, adding three service aces. She also finished with 10 digs on the afternoon.

WVB | Glynn is putting on a clinic in this 4th set with kill after kill. @WarriorsWVB lead 16-8 looking to close this match out! @WindsorLancers @OUAsport #goblackgogold 🏐🖤💛 pic.twitter.com/oojQTAdc4n

— Waterloo Warriors (@WlooWarriors) November 16, 2019

Karen Fan (Oakville/) also had a solid day at the PAC with 11 kills while Mackenzie Vallee (Waterdown/) put down nine including several big attacks in the late going of the fourth set to secure the black and gold victory.

Claire Gagne (Cambridge/) was busy on the afternoon with a very impressive number of assists. She finished with 53 while adding two aces and nine digs.

Up the middle Ella Stewart (Ottawa/) and Serena Otshudi (Stoney Creek/) combined for 13 kills while Otshudi had three big blocks. Rounding out Waterloo's impressive win was Jenna Gravina (Burlington/) who had 19 digs in the win.

Waterloo is back at it tomorrow afternoon as they face Western at 12pm. Catch the game live on OUA.tv.