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Racers Serve Their Way To Series Sweep over Tennessee Tech
10/16/2021 7:39:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
Murray State completed the series sweep of Tennessee Tech with a four-set win on Saturday, 24-26, 25-16, 25-22, 25-16
Coming off their exciting sweep the previous night, the Murray State Racers volleyball team (10-9, 4-5 OVC) continued their high-energy levels into the afternoon and completed the series sweep of the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles (10-10, 5-4 OVC) with a four-set victory on Saturday in Racer Arena, 24-26, 25-16, 25-22, 25-16.
The Racers caused problems for the Golden Eagle serve receive all match long, serving a season-high 12 aces in the match, the most since Nov. 17, 2017 when they also served 12 in a win over Eastern Illinois.
Bailey DeMier tallied a season-high seven aces, including three in a row to start the third set. Her seven aces are second-most in program history for a four-set match. Dahlia Miller contributed three aces and Alexa Harris had a pair as well.
After falling 24-26 in the first set, the Racers took control the rest of the match, marking Murray State's first win of the season in a match when they drop the first set.
Brooke Lynn Watts led the offensive with a match-high 16 kills just missed a double-double with eight digs.
Kolby McClelland was the other Racer in double-figures for kills with ten, hitting .444. She also made herself known at the net with her best blocking night of the season, two solo blocks and five block assists.
To go along with her seven aces, DeMier tallied her seventh double-double, dishing out 38 assists and 10 digs.
Becca Fernandez and Dahlia Miller cleaned up the back row finishing with 17 and nine digs, respectively.
Murray State stay at home next weekend as they host Tennessee State for homecoming weekend on Thursday, Oct. 21 at 6:00 p.m. CT and Friday, Oct 22 at 6:00 p.m. CT.
The Racers caused problems for the Golden Eagle serve receive all match long, serving a season-high 12 aces in the match, the most since Nov. 17, 2017 when they also served 12 in a win over Eastern Illinois.
Bailey DeMier tallied a season-high seven aces, including three in a row to start the third set. Her seven aces are second-most in program history for a four-set match. Dahlia Miller contributed three aces and Alexa Harris had a pair as well.
After falling 24-26 in the first set, the Racers took control the rest of the match, marking Murray State's first win of the season in a match when they drop the first set.
Brooke Lynn Watts led the offensive with a match-high 16 kills just missed a double-double with eight digs.
Kolby McClelland was the other Racer in double-figures for kills with ten, hitting .444. She also made herself known at the net with her best blocking night of the season, two solo blocks and five block assists.
To go along with her seven aces, DeMier tallied her seventh double-double, dishing out 38 assists and 10 digs.
Becca Fernandez and Dahlia Miller cleaned up the back row finishing with 17 and nine digs, respectively.
Murray State stay at home next weekend as they host Tennessee State for homecoming weekend on Thursday, Oct. 21 at 6:00 p.m. CT and Friday, Oct 22 at 6:00 p.m. CT.
Team Stats
TNTech
MSU
Kills
47
51
Errors
21
26
Attempts
126
135
Hitting %
.206
.185
Points
62
74
Assists
41
46
Aces
3
12
Blocks
12
11
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