RENSSELAER, Ind. - Fresh off having its 25-match win streak snapped on Saturday, the 20th-ranked University of Indianapolis volleyball team took out its frustration on an over-matched Saint Joseph's squad Tuesday night.  The Greyhounds torched the home team by registering a season-high team hitting percentage of .413 in route to a 30-17, 30-17, 30-21 sweep at the Richard F. Scharf Alumni Fieldhouse.

 

UIndy’s lofty hitting percentage was its highest versus a GLVC opponent since it hit for a .456 clip at Kentucky Wesleyan on 10/8/05.  Senior Casey Chrzastowski led the hit parade with a .562 percentage while recording team highs in kills (19) and attack attempts (32).  The Bloomington, Ind. native surpassed 1,000 attack attempts in the match and is just five kills away from 400 for the season.

 

Freshman Cheneta Morrison scooped a personal-best 18 digs on her way to her fourth double-double in the last nine matches.  Morrison added 13 kills, six assists and a service ace.  Sophomore middle Jessica Breeden recorded 10 kills on 18 attempts, junior setter Beth Robbins assisted on 50 of the Hounds’ 64 team kills, and sophomore libero Kyleigh Turner had a match-high 24 digs.

 

UIndy (29-2, 17-1 GLVC) plays its final regular season match on Friday night as it hosts Kentucky Wesleyan at 7 pm.  The Hounds are looking to lock-up hosting duties for next week’s GLVC Tournament.