Indiana University Athletics

Hoosiers Dominate Highlanders in Weekend Finale
8/26/2023 9:30:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The Indiana Volleyball team (3-0, 0-0) jumped out to a 17-1 lead in the opening set of Saturday night's match against Radford, never looking back in a dominant straight sets victory (25-5, 25-15, 25-14) to close out the Indiana Invitational.
IU conceded just five points and only one kill to Radford in the opening set (25-5), the fewest ever allowed to an opponent in program under the current scoring format (since 2008).
The Hoosiers scored 17 of the first 18 points of the match which included a run of three-straight kills from sophomore opposite hitter Avry Tatum.
As a team, IU hit .500 on the evening, matching the program record for single-game hitting percentage in the rally era. All-time, the .500 clip is tied for third in a single game in program history. The Hoosiers converted on 42 of 70 swings with just seven errors.
Radford hit just .029 on the evening (17-15-69) and were held to just -.269 (1-8-26) hitting in the dominant opening set for the Hoosiers.
IU heads out west next weekend for a challenging slate of games in Long Beach, Calif. against host school Long Beach State and future conference opponents UCLA and Washington.
Stats and Notes
Team
• IU hit a collective .500 as a team (42-7-70), matching the single-game program record in the rally era (last done in 2016).
• The Hoosiers allowed just five points to Radford in the first frame, the fewest allowed by IU in a single set to any opponent under the current scoring format (since 2008).
• IU aced opponents on 26 occasions this weekend led by eight from junior setter Camryn Haworth.
#16 Geddes, Morgan
• The senior outside hitter was once again fantastic, contributing nine kills on an errorless 14 swings while hitting .643.
• Between both games Saturday, Geddes had 21 kills on 28 swings with zero errors.
#13 Tatum, Avry
• IU's newest hitter found her groove on Saturday night, putting away 12 kills on 20 swings including a run of three straight to blow the first set open.
#4 Saris, Mady
• IU's top offensive option recorded 35 kills across three matches this weekend including 11 on Saturday night against Radford.
Scoring Recap
Set 1: Indiana 25, Radford 5
• A dominant set from start to finish, IU jumped out to a 17-1 lead and never looked back.
• The Hoosiers hit .550 in the first set with Tatum putting away seven kills.
• Radford had just one kill to their eight errors in the first set.
Set 2: Indiana 25, Radford 15
• IU hit .583 in the second frame with Saris putting away five kills on eight swings.
• The lead got as big as 11 in the second set with Tatum burying a ball to make it 17-6 in favor of IU.
Set 3: Indiana 25, Radford 14
• Geddes found her footing in the final frame to the tune of six kills on 10 errorless swings.
• Haworth and Geddes contributed two aces a piece in the final set to ensure the victory.
IU conceded just five points and only one kill to Radford in the opening set (25-5), the fewest ever allowed to an opponent in program under the current scoring format (since 2008).
The Hoosiers scored 17 of the first 18 points of the match which included a run of three-straight kills from sophomore opposite hitter Avry Tatum.
As a team, IU hit .500 on the evening, matching the program record for single-game hitting percentage in the rally era. All-time, the .500 clip is tied for third in a single game in program history. The Hoosiers converted on 42 of 70 swings with just seven errors.
Radford hit just .029 on the evening (17-15-69) and were held to just -.269 (1-8-26) hitting in the dominant opening set for the Hoosiers.
IU heads out west next weekend for a challenging slate of games in Long Beach, Calif. against host school Long Beach State and future conference opponents UCLA and Washington.
Stats and Notes
Team
• IU hit a collective .500 as a team (42-7-70), matching the single-game program record in the rally era (last done in 2016).
• The Hoosiers allowed just five points to Radford in the first frame, the fewest allowed by IU in a single set to any opponent under the current scoring format (since 2008).
• IU aced opponents on 26 occasions this weekend led by eight from junior setter Camryn Haworth.
#16 Geddes, Morgan
• The senior outside hitter was once again fantastic, contributing nine kills on an errorless 14 swings while hitting .643.
• Between both games Saturday, Geddes had 21 kills on 28 swings with zero errors.
#13 Tatum, Avry
• IU's newest hitter found her groove on Saturday night, putting away 12 kills on 20 swings including a run of three straight to blow the first set open.
#4 Saris, Mady
• IU's top offensive option recorded 35 kills across three matches this weekend including 11 on Saturday night against Radford.
Scoring Recap
Set 1: Indiana 25, Radford 5
• A dominant set from start to finish, IU jumped out to a 17-1 lead and never looked back.
• The Hoosiers hit .550 in the first set with Tatum putting away seven kills.
• Radford had just one kill to their eight errors in the first set.
Set 2: Indiana 25, Radford 15
• IU hit .583 in the second frame with Saris putting away five kills on eight swings.
• The lead got as big as 11 in the second set with Tatum burying a ball to make it 17-6 in favor of IU.
Set 3: Indiana 25, Radford 14
• Geddes found her footing in the final frame to the tune of six kills on 10 errorless swings.
• Haworth and Geddes contributed two aces a piece in the final set to ensure the victory.
Team Stats
Rad
IND
Kills
17
42
Errors
15
7
Attempts
69
70
Hitting %
.029
.500
Points
21.0
58.0
Assists
17
36
Aces
3
10
Blocks
1
6
Game Leaders
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