BISMARCK - Legacy shook off a slow start, finding its game en route to a four-set victory at St. Mary's on Oct. 29. The Sabers have clinched no worse than a third place finish in the WDA standings.

It was the Saints that had the better play at the start, winning the opening set. Legacy would get into a groove in set two and then take control to win its second match over the Saints and improve to 14-3 in the WDA and 22-8 overall. St. Mary's fell to 4-13 in the WDA and 9-20 overall.

Legacy's Brooklyn Pudwill led the charge with 16 kills and 13 digs, showcasing her all-around performance. Zoe Flemmer contributed significantly with 29 assists, orchestrating the offense effectively. Sammy Watson was a defensive standout with 14 digs and added pressure with 6 aces.

For St. Mary's, Maggie Meyer was instrumental with 20 assists and 13 digs, demonstrating her dual-threat capability. Sydney Kukowski matched her teammate with 13 digs, while Cloey Kraljic added 8 kills to the effort.

Legacy will close out the regular season against Dickinson, who are 0-17 in the WDA and 1-28 overall, on November 3. St. Mary's will look forward to their next match against Minot North, who hold a 7-10 WDA record and 13-15 overall, also on November 3.