WATURBURY, CT– The Bears women's volleyball team suffered their third consecutive Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) loss Saturday afternoon on a visit to Post University's Drubner Center. The Eagles swept Bloomfield, 3-0 and improved their record to 11-12 overall and 8-4 in conference play. The visitors fell to 3-20 for the season and 3-9 in league action after the 25-11, 25-21 and 25-21 set losses.
 
Junior Danielle Quintanar (El Paso, TX ) had 9 digs, 6 kills and a block for the Bears while freshmen Destiny King (Williamstown, NJ) added 5 kills and 2 blocks in the match.  Delanie Cruz (Chicago, IL) chipped in seven digs and a service ace for the visitors and Junelly Marrero (Cantano, Puerto Rico) led the team with twelve digs.
 
Bloomfield will look to the confines of home for their next match on Wednesday against Dominican College. The Chargers enter the Den for a 7:00 pm CACC battle. 
 
The official website and apps for the new CACC Network (official announcement release) are now live and ready to be viewed on your computer, television and mobile devices. The Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) announced earlier this summer it had partnered with BlueFrame to produce the network that will give it's fans more avenues to watch all the exciting action throughout the conference.
 
Fans wishing to watch the CACC Network online can do so by clicking HERE.
 
Fans can also watch the CACC Network on their TVs through various streaming devices, including Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Android TV. To download the app through those various streaming devices, go to new channel search and type in "CACC Network."
 
Fans can also watch the CACC Network on their mobile devices by downloading the app through the App Store (iPhone/iPad) and Google Play (Android phones/tablets).

Join the #BearsNation and stay up-to-date with the latest news, including game previews and recaps, from the Bloomfield College athletic department by liking the Bears on Facebook and following us on Twitter or Instagram @GO_BCBears. Use the hashtag #FearTheGrowl to join the conversation.