BETHANY, West Virginia – March 6, 2026 – Hiram dropped a hard fought four-set conference match on the road, falling to Bethany, 3–1 (25–22, 20–25, 26–24, 25–23) inside Hummel Field House.

Cullen Sivak led the offensive charge with 15 kills, adding 10 digs to record a double-double while also contributing three service aces. Colin Brooks added 13 kills and two blocks, while Sam Noel chipped in four kills and two block assists.

Setting things up for the Terriers, Darren Chiang directed the offense with 29 assists while also contributing seven digs and two service aces. On the defensive end of the court, Julian Singles-Torres paced Hiram with 11 digs, while Logan Cabrera-Rosales added eight.

The Terriers recorded 39 kills and eight service aces as a team while also registering five total blocks over the course of the evening.

Hiram entered the conference match up shorthanded, competing without several of its key contributors from earlier in the season. Despite the limited rotation, the Terriers remained competitive in all four sets and pushed Bethany late, particularly in the third set, where Hiram held multiple opportunities to take a 2–1 match lead.

Hiram will look to bounce back in conference play next week as they take on the Wolverines of Grove City College on Tuesday at 7 p.m. inside Price Gymnasium.