WILKES-BARRE, PA (April 2, 2025) -- Logan Dougherty and Aiden Glasgow each set their own respective single-season records as the King's College men's volleyball team dropped their regular-season finale, 3-1, to the visiting Widener University on Wednesday night in Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) play. The Monarchs conclude their 2025 regular season 12-16 overall and 1-7 in the MAC, while the Pride move to 16-12 with a 3-5 conference mark.
 
King's (12-16, 1-7 MAC) started the match hot, feeding off the energy from the senior-day crowd in McGrane Gymnasium. After the Pride picked up the first point of the match, the Monarchs rattled of the next five, including a pair of kills from Dougherty and two aces from Maskiell. The set went back-and-forth before Widener (16-12, 3-5 MAC) knotted the score at 14 apiece, but kills from Greg Bousquet and Alex Martellacci and an ace from Antonio Tavarez boosted the King's advantage back to 17-14. The Pride closed back within three down the stretch, 22-19, but the Maskiell delivered again with two aces in the final three points as the Monarchs took set one, 25-19.
 
Widener settled in the remainder of the match as they stormed out to a 21-8 lead in the second before posting the 25-14 final in set two to tie the contest at 1-1.
 
King's had the early edge in the second, leading 11-8, but the Pride tallied four unanswered points to take back the lead, 12-11. Another ace from Maskiell and a kill from Dougherty made it a 14-12 game in favor of the Monarchs, but Widener responded with an 11-3 rally to go up, 23-17. King's did not go away quietly as Dougherty posted three kills down the stretch before the team dropped the 25-21 decision in the third to trail 2-1 in the match.
 
The visitors seemed as though they may run away with the fourth as they held a 7-2 edge early. King's battled back within two, 12-10, before the Pride went on a 6-1 stretch to build their 18-11 lead. Trailing 22-14, the Monarchs staged their comeback, out scoring Widener 10-2 in the next stretch of play behind three aces and two kills from Dougherty, but the efforts came up shy as the Pride claimed the fourth, 26-24, and the match, 3-1.
 
Dougherty set a new single-season kills total behind his 21-kill effort in the match, hitting.357, while adding six aces. Glasgow broke the single-season digs total with his 11 on the day, while Mason Lesher had six and David Hernandez added five. Greg Bousquet, Gavin Gilhool, and Alex Martellacci also totaled five kills, and Maskiell finished with 34 assists and six aces.
 
Widener was led by Matthew Christ with 30 kills on 52 attempts, hitting.442 for the match, with nine aces and seven digs. Josh Matchett dished out 42 assists as well.
 
The Monarchs had the 15-13 edge in aces and 31-29 advantage in digs for the match while hitting .221 with 39 kills.