Saturday, September 3
Corpus Christi, Texas
11:30 AM EST
Indiana University
3
vs
0
Sam Houston State
Indiana Dominates Sam Houston State in Straight Sets
9/3/2022 1:00:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – The Indiana Volleyball team (3-2, 0-0) bounced back in a huge way on Saturday morning, downing Sam Houston State in straight sets.
A balanced offensive effort including Mady Saris' 15 kills and Camryn Haworth's 6 kills and 29 assists proved to be too much for Sam Houston State as IU cruised to a 25-19, 25-13, 25-11 victory in Corpus Christi.
This marked the fourth-straight match that Mady Saris tallied double-digit kills. She's got 66 kills on the season while hitting .256 through five games so far.
Five players had at least five kills for the Hoosiers across three sets including Morgan Geddes who is making her return to the lineup this weekend.
The finale of the Islanders Classic will pit the Hoosiers against the host, Texas A&M-CC, this evening at 7:30 PM EST.
KEY MOMENTS
• The Hoosiers used a 4-0 run to take a 17-10 lead in the first set, sparked by a series of kills from Morgan Geddes, Kaley Rammelsberg and Mady Saris.
• IU's final three points in the first set came from Mady Saris as the Hoosiers used three kills from the Canadian to close out a first set win (25-19).
• A 9-3 run, featuring a kill from Candela Alonso-Corcelles, sparked a strong start to the second set for the Hoosiers.
• IU closed the set on an 8-3 run which was highlighted by back-to-back services aces from Camryn Haworth.
• The 25-13 second-set victory for the Hoosiers was closed by a kill from Savannah Kjolhede.
• IU began the third set on a 15-4 run with four-straight attack errors by Sam Houston State forcing a timeout midway through the frame.
• In fitting fashion, Mady Saris tallied the final kill of the game to take the straight-sets victory.
NOTABLES
• Mady Saris continued her hot start to the season, picking up 15 kills while hitting .297 on 37 attempts.
• Camryn Haworth provided 29 assists and seven digs. She also picked up six kills while hitting .556 on nine attempts.
• Savannah Kjolhede, Kaley Rammelsberg and Morgan Geddes all had five-or-more kills as well.
• The Hoosiers recorded seven service aces with Camryn Haworth and Savannah Kjolhede each supplying two.
A balanced offensive effort including Mady Saris' 15 kills and Camryn Haworth's 6 kills and 29 assists proved to be too much for Sam Houston State as IU cruised to a 25-19, 25-13, 25-11 victory in Corpus Christi.
This marked the fourth-straight match that Mady Saris tallied double-digit kills. She's got 66 kills on the season while hitting .256 through five games so far.
Five players had at least five kills for the Hoosiers across three sets including Morgan Geddes who is making her return to the lineup this weekend.
The finale of the Islanders Classic will pit the Hoosiers against the host, Texas A&M-CC, this evening at 7:30 PM EST.
KEY MOMENTS
• The Hoosiers used a 4-0 run to take a 17-10 lead in the first set, sparked by a series of kills from Morgan Geddes, Kaley Rammelsberg and Mady Saris.
• IU's final three points in the first set came from Mady Saris as the Hoosiers used three kills from the Canadian to close out a first set win (25-19).
• A 9-3 run, featuring a kill from Candela Alonso-Corcelles, sparked a strong start to the second set for the Hoosiers.
• IU closed the set on an 8-3 run which was highlighted by back-to-back services aces from Camryn Haworth.
• The 25-13 second-set victory for the Hoosiers was closed by a kill from Savannah Kjolhede.
• IU began the third set on a 15-4 run with four-straight attack errors by Sam Houston State forcing a timeout midway through the frame.
• In fitting fashion, Mady Saris tallied the final kill of the game to take the straight-sets victory.
NOTABLES
• Mady Saris continued her hot start to the season, picking up 15 kills while hitting .297 on 37 attempts.
• Camryn Haworth provided 29 assists and seven digs. She also picked up six kills while hitting .556 on nine attempts.
• Savannah Kjolhede, Kaley Rammelsberg and Morgan Geddes all had five-or-more kills as well.
• The Hoosiers recorded seven service aces with Camryn Haworth and Savannah Kjolhede each supplying two.
Players Mentioned
Outside Hitter
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Outside Hitter
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Setter
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Middle Blocker
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Middle Blocker
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