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Emma Jeudi

Women's Volleyball Tristan Benitez, Digital Media Graduate Assistant

Peacocks Look To Bounce Back In Three-Game Home Stretch

JERSEY CITY, N.J.- After going 1-2 over the weekend, the Peacocks look to grab another set of wins this coming week as they welcome Rider, Niagara, and Canisius to Run Baby Run Arena.
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In their most recent match, it was a defeat at home for SPU as they faced Marist, where it was a 0-3 sweep in favor of the Red Foxes.
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ABOUT RIDER-
To begin their week, Saint Peter's will welcome Rider on Tuesday, Sep. 29th at 3 p.m. E.T.
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The Broncos are 1-10 and 0-2 in conference play as they head to Jersey City, with their most recent game being a loss to Siena.
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The Peacocks have a 1-26 record when facing the Broncos, with their previous match on October 28th, 2025, where Rider would defeat Saint Peter's in three sets (16-25,13-25,22-25).
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The last time the Peacocks won against Rider was in November 10th, 2018, when it was a  3-2 comeback victory (25-23, 15-25,17-25, 25-19, 15-11) for SPU.
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Saint Peter's looks to grab its first win against Rider in eight years as it starts its week.
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ABOUT NIAGARA-
Next up, the Niagara will be stopping by on Friday, Oct. 2nd at 6 p.m., when the Peacocks will begin their weekend portion of the home stretch.
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SPU has a 2-23 record when facing Niagara dating back to 2012, with their most recent match-up happening on Nov 1st, when the Purple Eagles swept the Peacocks in three sets.
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The Peacocks are searching for their first in Niagara since 2013.
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ABOUT CANISIUS-
The Peacocks wrap up their weekend against Canisius on Saturday, Oct. 3rd at 1 p.m. E.T.
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When facing the Griffins, they have a 3-23 record; in their recent game, it was the Peacocks taking the victory in five sets (19-25,12-25,25-23,25-14,15-10).
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Saint Peter's looks to close out their weekend strong as they try to get their fourth victory over the Griffins.
 
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