ST. LOUIS, MO. – The No. 23 ranked University of Missouri-St. Louis volleyball team swept past visiting Quincy on Friday, 25-23, 25-16, 25-16, in Great Lakes Valley Conference play.
 
With the victory, UMSL improves to 24-3, recording the program's most wins since the 1995 team posted a 25-11 record.
 
The victory was also the second win over Quincy this season as the Tritons also defeated the Hawks, 3-0, on September 21 to close out the Union University Classic.
 
RECORDS
#23 UMSL (24-3, 9-3 GLVC), Quincy (13-16, 5-7 GLVC)
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
- UMSL hit .224 in the opening set and ended the frame on a 4-1 run after Quincy erased a four-point deficit to pull ahead 22-21.
- Junior Kaileen Herman dished out 14 assists in the set two win, helping UMSL to a .275 hitting percentage, while sophomore Megan Woll tallied 10 digs as Quincy was limited to .089 hitting.  
- The Tritons tallied 17 kills in the third set with seven of those coming from senior Kylie Rudsinski.
- UMSL finished the match hitting .252 with 51 kills, while Quincy was limited to 32 kills and .105 hitting.
 
STATISTICALLY SPEAKING                                                   
- Herman dished out 42 assists, averaging 14 per set.
- Woll tallied 25 digs, an average of 8.33 per set.
- Sophomore Charlotte Richards led the offense with a match-high 15 kills, while senior Selena Nolte added 12. Nolte now needs 15 kills to become the program's all-time career kills leader.
- Rudsinski added 10 kills and four blocks, while freshman Mya Elliott had five blocks.
 
UP NEXT
UMSL hosts Truman State at 3 p.m. tomorrow in its final home game. Prior to the contest, seniors Madsy Richards, Morgan Childers, Amanda Vollmer, Kylie Rudsinski and Selena Nolte will all be recognized for their contributions to the program.