The McMaster Marauders women's volleyball takes on the Windsor Lancers at home in a rare single game Wednesday afternoon competition in Burridge Gym.
 
Currently sitting in second place in the OUA West Division, the Marauders have had a successful season so far, with seven wins and four losses on their record. In their last appearance on the court, McMaster was bested by the Guelph Gryphons in what would be Guelph's first win of the season.
 
After sweeping the Gryphons at home during the Black History Month game day event, Guelph came back with a vengeance, and the Marauders were defeated 3-0 on the road.
 
Despite coming off a loss, the Marauders impressive record currently puts them in a good position as they prepare for their last regular season game against the Lancers before OUA playoffs begin. With a win today, the Marauders lock up second seed in the OUA West Division with hosting rights on March 12th.
 
Details:
McMaster Marauders vs. Windsor Lancers
Date: Mar. 2 @ 2pm
Location: Burridge Gym
 
McMaster:
Record: 7-4
Standings: Second OUA West Division
Streak: Lost one
 
Windsor:
Record: 1-8
Standings: Sixth OUA West Division
Streak: Lost six
 
History:
The Marauders last took on the Lancers just under two weeks ago on Feb. 17. McMaster took a trip west to take on Windsor on their own soil, but a home game advantage wasn't enough for the Lancers to be able to defeat the Marauders — McMaster took the game 3-1.
 
McMaster's history with Windsor has shown repeated success, with 10 wins and only six losses since 2009. Specifically, the Marauders have shown repeated triumph at home, holding a 6-2 record with the Lancers in Hamilton. The maroon have the advantage coming up, with their next match against Windsor taking place in the Burridge Gym.
 
Players to Watch:
 
McMaster:

Sullie Sundara: The first-year hitter has been an asset to the Marauders this season. In her last match against the Gryphons, Sundara led her team with 13 points, 12 of which were kills.
 
Emma McKinnon: The outside-hitter has made her presence known in her first year with the Marauders. In her lasting out against the Lancers, she recorded a season high 14 digs. Both McKinnon and Sundara, as well as McMaster's Jessie Nairn, are currently in the OUA top five for number of kills.
 
Windsor:
 
Emma Shepherd: In Windsor's last outing against McMaster, Shepherd led her team in kills with nine. She also recorded an ace, one block, and had a season high 12 digs.
 
Jordyn Brearley: The first-year middle was a wall in the Lancers last game. She shut the Western Mustangs down with three blocks, while also recording four kills.