Haworth Tops 2,000 Assists in Sweep of Jacksonville

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Haworth Tops 2,000 Assists in Sweep of Jacksonville

9/16/2023 2:00:00 PM | Women's Volleyball

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MIAMI, Fla. - Junior setter Camryn Haworth joined an elusive club in IU history on Saturday morning as she helped pace the Hoosiers to a straight-sets victory over Jacksonville (25-20, 25-17, 25-22) inside the Ocean Bank Convocation Center.

She posted 33 assists in the victory, giving her 2,003 for her career. The Fishers, Ind. native becomes just the 11th player in program history to hit the 2,000-assists and just the sixth in the rally era to achieve the mark.

Having already passed the 500-career dig and 100-career ace threshold, Haworth is one of four players in program history with 2,000+ aces, 500+ digs and 100+ aces in their career, joining Karen Dunham (1984-87), Joy Jordan (1987-90) and Kristina Sanderson (1996-99).

She is the first player in program history to achieve that trio of statistics during the rally-scoring era (2001-present). Her 121 career service aces put her eighth all-time in program history and third all-time in the rally era.

Senior outside hitter Morgan Geddes provided the final five points for the Hoosiers (four kills and one block) while hitting .308 (11-3-26) on the afternoon.

The Hoosiers will close out the weekend at 7:00 p.m. tonight with a match against the hosts, Florida International.

Stats and Notes
Team
• The Hoosiers outplayed the Dolphins in nearly every statistical category, not allowing a slow morning offensively to affect the final outcome.

• IU had 11 more kills (44-33), six more digs (45-39) and four more aces (8-4) than Jacksonville while recording an equal amount of total team blocks (7.0-7.0).

• With eight aces in the contest, IU extended its team streak out to 10-consecutive matches with at least five aces. Through three games on the weekend, IU has 31 aces.

• Today's contest marked a sixth-straight victory for the Hoosiers, the longest winning streak since 2019. IU has eight victories by sweep so far this preseason, the most since sweeping eight opponents in the 2016 non-conference slate.

#10 Haworth, Camryn
• IU's junior setter became the 11th player in program history to record 2,000 assists after dishing out 33 helpers in the victory over Jacksonville.

• She is one of just four athletes, and the first in the rally era, to record 2,000+ assists, 500+ digs and 100+ aces in an IU uniform.

• Haworth recorded her third double-double of the season, providing 33 assists and 11 digs on the weekend. She also chipped in three aces, two kills and two blocks.

#32 Gary, Ramsey
• A rock in the back row for the Hoosiers, Gary dug 16 balls and provided a career-high eight assists in the win over Jacksonville.

• She recorded a service ace for the fifth-consecutive contests and now has eight games on the season with 10-or-more digs.

#16 Geddes, Morgan
• The senior responded from a slow stretch of play to provide 11 kills and three blocks, including the final five points of the contest for the Hoosiers.

Scoring Recap
Set 1: Indiana 25, Jacksonville 20
• Despite allowing the Dolphins to hit .393 in the opening set, IU recoded six aces enroute to a 25-20 opening frame victory.

• Sophomore outside hitter Candela Alonso-Corcelles pushed the lead out to five (15-10) with an ace before Jacksonville called a timeout.

• Jacksonville came all the way back to take a 19-18 lead but the Hoosiers closed the set on a 6-1 run led by three kills from junior outside hitter Mady Saris.

Set 2: Indiana 25, Jacksonville 17
• IU suffocated Jacksonville defensively in the second set, allowing it to hit just .029 (7-6-34) while blocking four shots and digging 15 balls.

• Freshman middle blocker Ava Vickers put away all five attempts for kills and added three blocks in the frame.

• Jacksonville closed within two (16-14) but IU ended the set on a 9-3 run, led by an outstanding run of serve with Haworth at the end line.

Set 3: Indiana 25, Jacksonville 22
• Led by six kills from Geddes, IU hit .312 (13-3-32) in the final set to overcome a four-point deficit and win by sweep.

• After going down 15-19, the Hoosiers would close on a 10-3 run behind four late kills from Geddes to turn around fortunes in the final set and finish off the sweep.