MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- For the fourth straight match, Barry's volleyball team went five sets. This time, the Buccaneers got one.

Barry beat Sunshine State Conference leader Saint Leo, 24-26,22-25,25-22,25-21,15-13, in the final home match this season. The Bucs (15-10, 7-7) will see the same team Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the road.

The Bucs, who hit .192, went 10-3 at home this season. Saint Leo (18-10, 10-4) hit .204.

The Lions got out to a two-set lead, but the Bucs overcame the adversity by responding in the third set. Barry opened a 20-17 lead on the second of two straight kills by Brittany Reynolds, who finished with 11 in the match. A putaway by Kat Espinosa made it 24-20 before the Lions stayed alive by winning the next two points. But a Saint Leo attack error handed the Bucs the set.

Barry, who battled point for point with Saint Leo in the fourth set, found itself in a 20-20 tie after Hope Lemon's kill for the Lions. But the Bucs used a 4-0 run, touched off on an ace by Reynolds to move within a point of tying the match. After Lemon banged down another kill, Barry's Genesis Castillo finished off the set with a kill.

Castillo had 10 kills and six blocks.

The Bucs opened up a 6-1 lead in the fifth set, but the Lions rallied to cut it to 7-6. A kill by Reynolds gave the Bucs a three-point cushion. Annabella Arcari pulled the Lions within one before Eva Raat pounded a kill and the Lions committed an attack error to put Barry ahead, 11-9. Reynolds put away another ball to extend the Bucs lead back to three, but the Lions responded again, closing the gap to 13-12 on a Buccaneer attack error. Jaeda Allen's kill made it 14-12 before Arcari answered with a kill of her own to cut it to 14-13. Allen finished it off with her 19th kill of the match.

Barry had a season-high 15 blocks, while Saint Leo finished with eight.

The Bucs hit .269 in the decisive set, putting away 10 kills with three errors. The Lions had 20 kills in the first set, and hit .439.

Senior Jenny Trinidad finished with 28 assists, 15 digs and an ace. She is one ace away from moving into a tie for ninth place on the school's all-time list. Juliana Tirabassi had 25 assists and 17 digs. Kat Espinosa had 23 digs.

The Bucs matched a season-high with 86 digs. The Lions had 84.

Kishara Gordon had seven kills and seven blocks, and senior Ivana Didanovic had six kills and six blocks.

Barry will spend its last three matches on the road, beginning with Saint Leo Wednesday. The Bucs play at Embry-Riddle Friday and Rollins Saturday.