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Bloomington, Ind.
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Indiana University
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Camryn Haworth’s Triple Double Helps Pace Hoosiers to Five-Set win over Northwestern
11/19/2022 12:30:00 AM | Women's Volleyball
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – A career day from Camryn Haworth along with an all-around effort from the Indiana Volleyball team (14-15, 7-10) helped the Hoosiers break a five-game skid in the conference and earn a 3-2 win over Northwestern on Friday night.
The Hoosiers fell behind in the final frame but used some timely hitting to polish off a five-set victory 25-20, 21-25, 25-22, 16-25, 15-13 in Wilkinson Hall.
Despite a sluggish offensive night at times, IU picked up big contributions from its defense behind outstanding performances including Savannah Kjolhede's nine blocks and Paula Cerame's 23 digs.
IU blocked Northwestern 18 total times, the most it's been blocked in conference play this year. The Hoosiers also forced the visitors into a poor offensive night with 34 attacking errors and a .157 hitting percentage.
The Hoosiers out hit the Wildcats and received seven-plus kills from five different athletes including a career-best 10 kills from Camryn Haworth.
IU now has seven wins in the conference for just the sixth time since 2000 and the first time since going 7-13 in Steve Aird's debut season in 2018.
Up next for the Hoosiers is a trip to Columbus to take on the No. 5 Buckeyes. IU has never beaten a top-five team on the road and owns one win all-time against a top-five team (vs. No. 4 Penn State, 2010).
First serve from the Covelli Center on Sunday afternoon will be at 1:00 PM EST.
SET 1 (Indiana 25, Northwestern 20)
• The Hoosiers got off to a flying start with a kill from Savannah Kjolhede pushing the early advantage to 3-0.
• Out of a Northwestern timeout, Morgan Geddes recorded an ace which was followed by a Kaley Rammelsberg kill to make it 11-4.
• Mady Saris got hot in the opening set, recording four of IU's last six points as the lead ballooned to 23-18.
• Morgan Geddes put the finishing touches on the first set with a hefty swing to hand the Hoosiers the 25-20 opening frame.
SET 2 (Northwestern 25, Indiana 21)
• Another strong start welcomed the Hoosiers into the second set with back-to-back blocks helping to push the lead out to 4-0.
• After Northwestern took the lead, Kaley Rammelsberg took a set from Camryn Haworth and buried it nicely to break the run and tie things at 10-all.
• IU strung together three-straight points out of its own timeout and bring the score within 15-19 to force a Northwestern timeout.
• The Hoosiers saw off three set points before Northwestern buried a kill to take a 25-21 set victory.
SET 3 (Indiana 25, Northwestern 22)
• Paula Cerame went to the service line down 6-8 and served IU on a 6-0 run which featured a beautifully placed ball on the line to force a Northwestern timeout.
• IU buried three-straight balls to take a 16-10 lead with Camryn Haworth, Morgan Geddes and Savannah Kjolhede doing the honors.
• Northwestern held off three set points, but Camryn Haworth took matters into her own hands, recording a kill to take the set 25-22.
SET 4 (Northwestern 25, Indiana 16)
• After going down 17-10, IU got hot offensively with Paula Cerame serving, using kills from Candela Alonso-Corcelles and Savannah Kjolhede to claw within three points.
• A pair of Mady Saris kills down the stretch weren't enough as the Wildcats forced a fifth with a decisive win in the fourth set.
SET 5 (Indiana 15, Northwestern 13)
• The Hoosiers went down 2-5 in the fifth, but IU rattled off five-straight points with a pair of blocks and kills from Morgan Geddes and Camryn Haworth.
• Out of an IU timeout, Camryn Haworth found Morgan Geddes on a perfectly drawn up attack to give IU match point.
• One final Northwestern attack error was the nail in the coffin for the visitors as IU won the final set 15-13.
NOTABLES:
• Camryn Haworth recorded a triple-double, just the second person in the conference to do so this season. She had 37 assists, 11 digs and a career-best 10 kills. The sophomore also provided seven blocks and hit an outstanding .474 in the victory.
• That was first triple-double by an IU player since 2001 and just the second by a Hoosier in the rally-scoring era.
• Mady Saris was clutch down the stretch and piled up 17 kills, the 24th time this season she's had double digits.
• Paula Cerame dug 23 balls, the fifth time she's had 20+ digs this season. She now has 916 digs in her IU career alone, good enough for 16th in program history.
• Savannah Kjolhede piled up nine blocks in IU's outstanding night at the net. That matches her career high.
• Isa Lopez and Grae Gosnell had efficient nights in the back row, digging nine and six balls respectively for the Hoosiers.
• The Hoosiers 18 total team blocks were the most in a match since Feb. 6, 2021, when they had 22. It was also the most blocks against Northwestern all season.
• IU has seven wins in the Big Ten for the first time since 2018 and sit alone in eighth with three matches to play this year.
• The Hoosiers have four five-set victories in the conference for the first time since 2002.
The Hoosiers fell behind in the final frame but used some timely hitting to polish off a five-set victory 25-20, 21-25, 25-22, 16-25, 15-13 in Wilkinson Hall.
Despite a sluggish offensive night at times, IU picked up big contributions from its defense behind outstanding performances including Savannah Kjolhede's nine blocks and Paula Cerame's 23 digs.
IU blocked Northwestern 18 total times, the most it's been blocked in conference play this year. The Hoosiers also forced the visitors into a poor offensive night with 34 attacking errors and a .157 hitting percentage.
The Hoosiers out hit the Wildcats and received seven-plus kills from five different athletes including a career-best 10 kills from Camryn Haworth.
IU now has seven wins in the conference for just the sixth time since 2000 and the first time since going 7-13 in Steve Aird's debut season in 2018.
Up next for the Hoosiers is a trip to Columbus to take on the No. 5 Buckeyes. IU has never beaten a top-five team on the road and owns one win all-time against a top-five team (vs. No. 4 Penn State, 2010).
First serve from the Covelli Center on Sunday afternoon will be at 1:00 PM EST.
SET 1 (Indiana 25, Northwestern 20)
• The Hoosiers got off to a flying start with a kill from Savannah Kjolhede pushing the early advantage to 3-0.
• Out of a Northwestern timeout, Morgan Geddes recorded an ace which was followed by a Kaley Rammelsberg kill to make it 11-4.
• Mady Saris got hot in the opening set, recording four of IU's last six points as the lead ballooned to 23-18.
• Morgan Geddes put the finishing touches on the first set with a hefty swing to hand the Hoosiers the 25-20 opening frame.
SET 2 (Northwestern 25, Indiana 21)
• Another strong start welcomed the Hoosiers into the second set with back-to-back blocks helping to push the lead out to 4-0.
• After Northwestern took the lead, Kaley Rammelsberg took a set from Camryn Haworth and buried it nicely to break the run and tie things at 10-all.
• IU strung together three-straight points out of its own timeout and bring the score within 15-19 to force a Northwestern timeout.
• The Hoosiers saw off three set points before Northwestern buried a kill to take a 25-21 set victory.
SET 3 (Indiana 25, Northwestern 22)
• Paula Cerame went to the service line down 6-8 and served IU on a 6-0 run which featured a beautifully placed ball on the line to force a Northwestern timeout.
• IU buried three-straight balls to take a 16-10 lead with Camryn Haworth, Morgan Geddes and Savannah Kjolhede doing the honors.
• Northwestern held off three set points, but Camryn Haworth took matters into her own hands, recording a kill to take the set 25-22.
SET 4 (Northwestern 25, Indiana 16)
• After going down 17-10, IU got hot offensively with Paula Cerame serving, using kills from Candela Alonso-Corcelles and Savannah Kjolhede to claw within three points.
• A pair of Mady Saris kills down the stretch weren't enough as the Wildcats forced a fifth with a decisive win in the fourth set.
SET 5 (Indiana 15, Northwestern 13)
• The Hoosiers went down 2-5 in the fifth, but IU rattled off five-straight points with a pair of blocks and kills from Morgan Geddes and Camryn Haworth.
• Out of an IU timeout, Camryn Haworth found Morgan Geddes on a perfectly drawn up attack to give IU match point.
• One final Northwestern attack error was the nail in the coffin for the visitors as IU won the final set 15-13.
NOTABLES:
• Camryn Haworth recorded a triple-double, just the second person in the conference to do so this season. She had 37 assists, 11 digs and a career-best 10 kills. The sophomore also provided seven blocks and hit an outstanding .474 in the victory.
• That was first triple-double by an IU player since 2001 and just the second by a Hoosier in the rally-scoring era.
• Mady Saris was clutch down the stretch and piled up 17 kills, the 24th time this season she's had double digits.
• Paula Cerame dug 23 balls, the fifth time she's had 20+ digs this season. She now has 916 digs in her IU career alone, good enough for 16th in program history.
• Savannah Kjolhede piled up nine blocks in IU's outstanding night at the net. That matches her career high.
• Isa Lopez and Grae Gosnell had efficient nights in the back row, digging nine and six balls respectively for the Hoosiers.
• The Hoosiers 18 total team blocks were the most in a match since Feb. 6, 2021, when they had 22. It was also the most blocks against Northwestern all season.
• IU has seven wins in the Big Ten for the first time since 2018 and sit alone in eighth with three matches to play this year.
• The Hoosiers have four five-set victories in the conference for the first time since 2002.
Team Stats
NU
IND
Kills
60
58
Errors
34
27
Attempts
166
170
Hitting %
.157
.182
Points
78
80
Assists
53
50
Aces
7
4
Blocks
11
18
Game Leaders
Kills
17
Aces
1
Blocks
3
Kills
10
Aces
0
Blocks
7
Kills
9
Aces
0
Blocks
9
Kills
9
Aces
2
Blocks
3
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