Indiana University Athletics

Hoosiers Hit. 438 in Straight-Sets Victory over Tennessee Tech
9/16/2022 7:30:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.  –  Even with a quick turnaround between matches during Friday's doubleheader, the Indiana Volleyball team (7-4, 0-0) kept humming along, defeating Tennessee Tech 3-0 in the nightcap at Diddle Arena.
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The Hoosiers had an extremely efficient offensive night, even without star middle blocker Kaley Rammelsberg.
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Melisa Ilter was inserted into the starting rotation and the Hoosiers didn't skip a beat to the tune of a 25-15, 25-12, 25-21 victory.
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IU hit .438 on the evening, the 9th-best single game hitting percentage in program history and the highest since the Hoosiers hit .452 against UNLV in 2017.
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Mady Saris and Candela Alonso-Corcelles were into double-digits in kills once again as IU won its second-consecutive game.
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The Hoosiers will close out the weekend against No. 21 Western Kentucky tomorrow afternoon.
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SET 1 (Indiana 25, Tennessee Tech 15)
•  The Hoosiers jumped out to a 9-5 lead in the opening set following a run of kills by Morgan Geddes.
• A Tennessee Tech error and a Morgan Geddes kill forced the Golden Eagles into a timeout with the Hoosiers holding a commanding 18-12 lead.
• IU used a 7-1 run to blow the lead open in the first set, ultimately winning 25-15 behind four kills from Mady Saris and Morgan Geddes.
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SET 2 (Indiana 25, Tennessee Tech 12)
•  Sparked by kills from Melisa Ilter and Candela Alonso-Corcelles, IU used a 6-0 run to build a healthy 12-6 advantage in the second set.
• Candela Alonso-Corcelles piled up a pair of kills around a timeout to give IU a 23-11 advantage in the second frame.
• Emily Fitzner finished off the first set with a service ace to send the Hoosiers up two games.
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SET 3 (Indiana 25, Tennessee Tech 21)
• Paula Cerame served five-consecutive points with back-to-back kills from Mady Saris helping IU out to a 11-9 advantage in the third set.
• Kills from Melisa Ilter and Candela Alonso-Corcelles gave IU a 19-14 lead and forced a Tennessee Tech timeout deep in the set.
• Mady Saris closed out the straight-sets victory with a massive kill.
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NOTABLES
• The Hoosiers hit .438 on the evening, the ninth-best single game hitting percentage in program history and the highest of the Steve Aird tenure.
• Mady Saris paced the Hoosiers offensively with 14 kills while hitting .407 on the night. She's now been in double-digits nine times on the season.
• Candela Alonso-Corcelles hit a resounding .562 with 10 kills on 16 total attempts against Tennessee Tech.
• Savannah Kjolhede had five blocks, the third time this year she's had five or more in a match.
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The Hoosiers had an extremely efficient offensive night, even without star middle blocker Kaley Rammelsberg.
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Melisa Ilter was inserted into the starting rotation and the Hoosiers didn't skip a beat to the tune of a 25-15, 25-12, 25-21 victory.
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IU hit .438 on the evening, the 9th-best single game hitting percentage in program history and the highest since the Hoosiers hit .452 against UNLV in 2017.
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Mady Saris and Candela Alonso-Corcelles were into double-digits in kills once again as IU won its second-consecutive game.
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The Hoosiers will close out the weekend against No. 21 Western Kentucky tomorrow afternoon.
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SET 1 (Indiana 25, Tennessee Tech 15)
•  The Hoosiers jumped out to a 9-5 lead in the opening set following a run of kills by Morgan Geddes.
• A Tennessee Tech error and a Morgan Geddes kill forced the Golden Eagles into a timeout with the Hoosiers holding a commanding 18-12 lead.
• IU used a 7-1 run to blow the lead open in the first set, ultimately winning 25-15 behind four kills from Mady Saris and Morgan Geddes.
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SET 2 (Indiana 25, Tennessee Tech 12)
•  Sparked by kills from Melisa Ilter and Candela Alonso-Corcelles, IU used a 6-0 run to build a healthy 12-6 advantage in the second set.
• Candela Alonso-Corcelles piled up a pair of kills around a timeout to give IU a 23-11 advantage in the second frame.
• Emily Fitzner finished off the first set with a service ace to send the Hoosiers up two games.
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SET 3 (Indiana 25, Tennessee Tech 21)
• Paula Cerame served five-consecutive points with back-to-back kills from Mady Saris helping IU out to a 11-9 advantage in the third set.
• Kills from Melisa Ilter and Candela Alonso-Corcelles gave IU a 19-14 lead and forced a Tennessee Tech timeout deep in the set.
• Mady Saris closed out the straight-sets victory with a massive kill.
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NOTABLES
• The Hoosiers hit .438 on the evening, the ninth-best single game hitting percentage in program history and the highest of the Steve Aird tenure.
• Mady Saris paced the Hoosiers offensively with 14 kills while hitting .407 on the night. She's now been in double-digits nine times on the season.
• Candela Alonso-Corcelles hit a resounding .562 with 10 kills on 16 total attempts against Tennessee Tech.
• Savannah Kjolhede had five blocks, the third time this year she's had five or more in a match.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
TNTech
IND
Kills
30
40
Errors
19
8
Attempts
84
73
Hitting %
.131
.438
Points
38
58
Assists
29
37
Aces
2
10
Blocks
6
8
Game Leaders
Wednesday, August 05
Monday, August 03
Monday, August 03
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