UJ – University of Jamestown women’s volleyball team wrapped up its regular-season road schedule with a four-set win over Dordt University Saturday afternoon. Set scores were 25-15, 25-16, 21-25, 25-11

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • UJ held a slim 15-13 lead in the first set, but rallied after a kill by Lexi Olson to take six of the next seven points to win the opener. Dordt ended the run to make it 21-15, and Logan Sherman responded with a kill that began a 4-0 run to finish off the Defenders.
  • Set two closed out with another multiple-point Jimmie run. With her team ahead 20-16, Olson took a Paige Oswald set and put the ball to the floor. That kill sparked five straight UJ points to make it a 2-0 match.
  • Dordt staged a substantial rally of its own in the third set while trying to avoid the sweep.
  • A service error gave the Jimmies a 10-8 lead, but the Defenders strung together seven straight and went in front by five.
  • Darienne Johnson‘s kill brought Jamestown as close as 15-14, only to have Dordt take six straight and end the UJ comeback.
  • In set four, a 9-2 run ended up being the difference as the Jimmies opened up a 14-6 lead.
  • Once again, UJ finished with a flourish. Eight of the last nine points went the way of the Jimmies, including each of the final seven. Charlee Krieg, Olson, Grace HegerleAleah ZieskeLily Bertsch, and Sherman all had kills before Zieske put home the final point.

FOR THE JIMMIES

  • Johnson and Sherman both finished with a team-best nine kills. Johnson also hit a team-leading .500 for the match.
  • Krieg, Olson, and Hegerle all had eight kills.
  • Bertsch passed out 23 assists and added 10 digs. Oswald was also in double figures with 15 assists.
  • Ellie Holen led the defense with 27 digs with Hegerle chipping in with 17.
  • Johnson had six total blocks.

FOR THE DEFENDERS

  • Bryleigh Schweer had eight kills.
  • Kelly McArthur finished with 10 assists.
  • Makenna Kooima posted 13 digs.

UP NEXT

  • Jamestown (20-7, 13-1 GPAC) hosts Morningside (Iowa) University Wednesday at 7:30 p.m