Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 | Box Score 3 TUSKEGEE, Ala. – The Spring Hill College (SHC) volleyball team notched three more 3-0 conference victories on Friday with wins over Central State University (CSU), LeMoyne-Owen College (LOC) and Kentucky State University (KSU) at the final day of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) West Division Cluster at Chappie James Arena.

Versus the Central State Marauders, SHC rolled to a 25-8, 25-9, 25-9 victory as freshmen Taylor Hurst had 11 kills and a .611 (11-0-18) attack percentage, setter Emmarose Neibert handed out 18 assists and Brittany Bilotti scooped up 12 digs. The Badger constructed a .321 (34-8-81) team attack percentage with 21 service aces, 56 digs and three (0-6) blocks. CSU was held to a -.013 (9-10-77) attack percentage with one ace, 34 digs and no blocks.

For the Badgers against the Lady Magicians of LeMoyne-Owen, the offense continued to roll as Spring Hill hit for an even .500 (45-6-78) attacking percentage with nine aces and 42 digs in a 25-9, 25-6, 25-12 decision. Hurst found another 10 kills and Cassidi Sterrett collected 17 digs with 15 receptions and four service aces while Anna Tietjens issued 22 assists. The Lady Magicians struggled to a .029 (14-12-68) attack percentage with two aces and 23 digs.

In the day's final match with the Kentucky State Thorobretts, SHC earned a 25-5, 25-10, 25-15 victory as Tietjens effectively distrusted 25 assists while 10 Badgers collected kills including four players with six apiece. Sophomore Randi De'Armitt served up seven aces and Sterrett added 13 digs to her record. Overall, SHC built a .474 (41-5-76) attack percentage with 20 aces, 41 digs and one (0-2) block.  KSU was held to a .113 (14-7-62) percentage with two aces, 25 digs and two (1-2) blocks.

Following the match, SHC head coach Peggy Martin was happy with her squad's teamwork and comradery throughout the season. "Everyone who made the trip has contributed and the depth of the team really helps when you play six matches in two days," she said. "Our freshmen are playing a big role in the front and back rows. They have been called upon to play a lot and have met the challenge."

The youngest Badgers continue to impress Martin. "Two freshmen defensive players have been exceptionally good this weekend," she said. "Our libero Sterrett and our baseline player Bilotti. Payton Gidney also has been a spark off the bench at the outside hitting position."

The Badgers (22-3, 17-0 SIAC West) will return to home action on Tuesday at 6 p.m. when they host the Golden Rams (10-10) of Albany State University in a non-conference match at the Arthur R. Outlaw Recreation Center.