#2 Wayne State held the University of Jamestown to a -.010 hitting percentage forcing 22 attack errors on the Jimmies as the Wildcats cruised to their 11
th consecutive win Saturday afternoon with a 25-11, 25-13, 25-9 victory in Northern Sun Conference volleyball. WSC is now 17-1 and 9-0 in conference play with Jamestown dropping to 13-4 and 6-3 in NSIC contests.
The opening set saw the Wildcats set the tone on defense with five blocks while recording 14 kills and three service aces to collect a 25-11 set win.
Sophomore outside hitter
Delaney Miller had five kills while junior middle hitter
Chloe Hanel posted five blocks (two solo) to open the match.
The 'Cats continued to roll in the second set for a 25-13 win, recording 16 kills and four more blocks while forcing eight Jamestown errors. Hanel collected six kills in the set with three blocks while Miller and
Mattie Kamery each produced three kills.
11 Wildcats saw the court in the third set as Wayne State had 14 kills and three aces while forcing seven more attack errors on Jamestown in completing the sweep with a 25-9 win.
Senior outside hitter
Channatee Robles had four kills and two aces to pace the 'Cats with Miller adding three kills and two each from Kamery and
Mia Berg.
Wayne State finished the match hitting .343 with 44 kills and seven attack errors on 108 swings while Jamestown was held to -.010 with 21 kills, 22 errors and 101 attacks. The "Cats held a 10-2 edge in blocks and had seven aces compared to two by the Jimmies.
Miller led the Wildcats with 11 kills followed by Hanel with nine and eight each from Kamery and Robles. Hanel had a season-high nine blocks and the five solo blocks are tied for the second-most solo blocks in a single match.
Robles had four of Wayne State's seven service aces while setter
Molly Romano handed out 34 set assists. Robles also had a team-high 14 digs with junior libero
Anna Borner adding 12 and Kamery 10.
The Wildcats return home to the friendly confines of Rice Arena for a five-match homestand starting Friday evening at 6 p.m. hosting the University of Mary.
