Sophomore middle Finn Wilkins played a key defensive role in helping the No. 8-ranked Eagles to a 5-0 record at the Emory Volleyball National Tournament.

The 6-foot-2 Wilkins saw action in 13 of the team's 16 sets and averaged a team-high 1.62 blocks per game as the Eagles raised their record to 7-1. Wilkins' play was a key factor in limiting the five opponents to a combined .093 attack percentage.

Wilkins led or shared for the team lead in blocks in three contests including a career-high six-blocks (1-5) effort in a sweep of Transylvania. She tied that mark against Otterbein, coming through with one block solo and five block assists. In the finale against Tufts, she paced the Eagles with five blocks (0-5) and also contributed a match-best 11 kills, which represented a career high.

So far this season, Finn has played in 17 of the team's 26 sets and paces the club with an average of 1.59 blocks per game.