SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – After falling to nationally ranked Rockhurst a day earlier, the University of Indianapolis lost to Drury on Saturday (30-27, 30-21, 22-30, 28-30, 10-15), marking the first time the Hounds have lost consecutive matches in over a month.   UIndy took the first two games, only to lose the final three in just its second five-game match of the season.

 

Two Hounds set team season highs in the match, with senior Lynne Ross going for 25 kills and sophomore Beth Robbins recording 63 assists.  Ross did her damage on only 40 attempts and four errors, while also adding a match-high five blocks.

 

Sophomore Karla Mast also compiled some impressive stats by killing 16 balls with a .464 hitting percentage.  Freshman libero Kyleigh Turner led the Hounds with a match-high 23 digs, one short of her season-high.

 

UIndy (17-7, 7-4 GLVC) continues conference play on the road as it travels to Lewis on Tuesday .  The Hounds look to avenge a Sep. 30 loss to the Flyers.