Bouzingou Comes Up Big in Seawolves 3-0 Win Against Chargers

Crandall

5-7

UNBSJ

7-4

Final	1	2	3	T
Crandall 5-7	12	18	22	0
UNBSJ 7-4	25	25	25	3

Game Leaders

Crandall

K: Jolie Allain - 11

B: Rylie Regier - 4

D: Jolie Allain - 9

SA: Rylie Regier - 2

UNBSJ

K: 3 Players (#1, #2, #16) - 8

B: Elenna Bouzingou - 4

D: Emily Robichaud - 12

SA: Emily Robichaud - 4

Team Stats

Game Statistics	Crandall	UNBSJ
Hitting %	.066	.333
Blocks	5.0	6.0
Digs	47	38
Aces	3	6

Full stats

January 24, 2026

Saint John, NB – The University of New Brunswick Saint John Seawolves dispatched the visiting Crandall University Chargers in straight sets (25-12, 25-18, 25-21) on Saturday afternoon in front of a raucous crowd at the G. Forbes Elliot Athletic Centre.

The first set started off with the Chargers jumping out to a quick 4-2 lead before 4^th year left side, Emily Robichaud (Hanwell, NB), stepped to the service line to begin a 13-point run for the Seawolves that included 3 aces from Robichaud.

"Emily has been a great leader and that's kind of been the story of her career here," said head coach, Colin Chambers. "When we have found ourselves in tough situations she comes up with a serving run for us. She's worked on her serve a lot and added more consistency to it this year."

Joining Robichaud in helping the Seawolves to a 25-12 opening set victory was 2^nd year middle, Elenna Bouzingou (Saint John, NB). In just her second Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association (ACAA) start, Bouzingou exploded for 5 kills on 5 attempts and added 4 block assists. Bouzingou would end up finishing the match with 8 kills on 10 attempts (.800) along with the 4 block assists and 1 service ace.

"I felt like the energy from the team today was really good, the team was giving good vibes," said the 2^nd year middle. "We have been working really hard in practice to get our middle timing down, and Kyra [McCord] has been really good adjusting to our middles this season."

The Chargers would battle in both the 2^nd and 3^rd sets, led by 5^th year left side, Jolie Allain (Miramichi, NB), who finished the match with a game high 11 kills.

"One of our big goals this semester has been to not let up when we get that lead. Last semester we had a lot of games where we were up 2-0 and let it slip to a 4^th or 5^th set, or even a loss, so being able to finish off the match in the third set has been a big focus for us," added Chambers.

The Seawolves (8-4) will be back in action Sunday when they host the Mount Allison University Mounties (12-3) at 12:00pm, while the Chargers (5-8) will have to wait until January 31^st to host the University of King's College Blue Devils (1-12).