MOORE, Okla. — Southwestern Christian University volleyball earned a convincing 3-0 victory over Randall University on Tuesday night, taking all three sets by scores of 25-11, 25-13 and 25-19.
The Lady Eagles controlled the match from the opening serve, building momentum with a dominant first-set performance. SCU limited Randall to 11 points in the opening frame before continuing its strong play in the second set, pulling away for a 25-13 win.
Randall showed more resistance in the third set, but Southwestern Christian maintained control to close out the sweep with a 25-19 victory.
Sara Castrillon led the Lady Eagles with 16 points, recording five kills, nine service aces and three blocks. Emma Hall contributed four service aces and 15 assists, helping direct the SCU offense throughout the match.
Blylie Cleland added four kills, while Karen Jimenez finished with four kills and five points. Madi Pfeil contributed three kills, and Emery Hulme recorded two kills without committing an attack error.
Southwestern Christian finished the match with 30 kills, 16 service aces and eight total blocks. The Lady Eagles also recorded 31 digs and hit .267 as a team, compared to Randall's -.012 hitting percentage.
SCU's defensive pressure and effectiveness from the service line helped keep Randall from establishing a consistent offensive rhythm. The Lady Eagles recorded 16 service aces while committing just five service errors.
The straight-set victory improves Southwestern Christian to 5-12 on the season, while Randall falls to 5-16.
The Lady Eagles will look to carry the momentum from Tuesday's performance into their upcoming matches as they continue their season.
