INDIANAPOLIS – The UIndy volleyball team dropped a tough four-set decision to West Texas A&M, 3-1 (22-25, 25-20, 25-22), to close their own invitational Saturday afternoon in the Ruth Lilly Center.

Despite out-performing the visiting Lady Buffs (4-4) in many facets of the match, the Greyhounds (2-5) committed more than three dozen errors – including 13 services errors – to handicap an otherwise strong effort.

In the opening set the Hounds shook off 10 team errors to claim a tight affair, 25-22. Trailing 22-21, UIndy closed strong and got a slick kill from sophomore setter Remi Bowman to cap a 4-0 run.

UIndy hit a stellar .548 (20-3-31) in the first set, led by five kills apiece from junior Kacee Salyers and sophomore Katie Voelz. Freshman Anna Fehribach finished the frame with four kills, and Bowman racked up 16 assists.

The final three sets were equally close, but each time the Lady Buffs managed to score the timely points and capitalize on and UIndy mistakes. All told, the back-and-forth battle featured 21 ties and seven lead changes.

Voelz finished with a career-high 17 kills, hitting .677 (17-1-24) to continue her remarkable sophomore season. She added seven blocks, six digs and an ace, as well, and leads the Hounds with a .308 attack percentage thus far in 2016.

Salyers parlayed her magnificent performance in Friday's sweep over Saginaw Valley State with another gem, totaling 15 kills, 12 digs, two blocks and two service aces. Fehribach finished with double-figure kills for the first time in her collegiate career, and also notched a double-double with 11 kills and 10 digs.

Bowman tallied a career-best 50 assists running the Greyhound attack, chipping in seven digs, three kills and a pair of blocks. Fellow sophomore Maggie Gibson co-led the team with 12 digs.

UIndy returns to action this Tuesday night, hosting regional-foe Cedarville in the Ruth Lilly Center at 7 p.m. ET.