KIRKSVILLE, Mo. - The UIndy women's volleyball team defeated Truman in a five-set thriller on Friday night. With three games left, the Greyhounds are fighting for a spot in the GLVC tournament.
 
Redshirt junior setter Claire Morris had a double-double during the match-up against the Bulldogs. Morris grabbed 10 digs on top of 43 assists.
 
INS & OUTS
With the Bulldogs up 2-1, the Greyhounds fought back and took the final two frames. UIndy had 16 kills during the fourth set and held Truman's to only 10.
 
Senior Sophia Parlanti finished with 16 kills for the Hounds. Freshman Madeline Lynch was not far behind her teammate with 14 kills, hitting .273.
 
On defense, sophomore libero Ellie Spang grabbed 25 digs. Sophomore Macy Bruton picked up 11 digs of her own.
 
INSIDE THE BOX
- Sophomore Maddie Berger had nine kills during the contest with freshman Kelsey McKenney finishing with eight.
- Parlanti led the team in blocks with 2.5, and sophomore Riley Laine had two of her own.
- Truman did have an edge in aces with five, with UIndy finishing with three.
 
MORE NOTES
The Greyhounds continue to lead the series 9-6 ... two Bulldogs finished with 13 kills: Autumn Erickson and Michaela Goad.
 
UP NEXT
UIndy will travel north to Upper Iowa tomorrow to wrap up the weekend. Action is slated for 4 p.m. ET in Fayette, Iowa.