SEARCY – The Harding volleyball team continued its winning way on Saturday after sweeping Missouri Southern and Lyon 3-0 at the Rhodes-Reaves Field House. The Lady Bisons moved its winning streak to 10 matches after the doubleheader sweep.

RECORDS

Harding: 9-2
Missouri Southern: 3-8
Lyon: 8-6

MISSOURI SOUTHERN MATCH RECAP

Harding came out and didn't allow Missouri Southern to get to 20 points in a set as the Lady Bisons won 25-16, 25-18 and 25-16

HU-MSSU TEAM STATS

Harding hit .340 in the match and held Missouri Southern to hitting .118. The Lady Bisons had 44 kills on a 100 attempts with 10 attack errors.

Harding hit .308 in the first set, .333 in the second set and .393 in the third set.

The Lady Bisons didn't allow a Lion player in get in double-figure kills.

HU-MSSU INDIVIDUAL STATS

Sophomore middle blocker Zoe Hardin led Harding with 13 kills and hit .571. She also had five blocks.

Abigail Glosup had 28 assists in the match and Taylor Lake and Madison Poen each had 13 digs to lead the defense.

Missouri Southern was led by Alicia Pickett and Christina Perlinger who each had seven kills. Kat Gries led the Lions defense with 13 digs.

LYON MATCH RECAP

Harding picked up its fifth match sweep against Lyon as the Lady Bisons won 25-16, 25-12 and 25-16.

HU-LC TEAM STATS

Harding hit a season-high .379 in the match with five players hitting over .400.

The Lady Bisons had a season-low six attack errors on 87 attempts. Harding also had seven service aces and six blocks.

The Lady Bisons held Lyon to hitting .032 with 23 kills and 20 attack errors.

HU-LC INDIVIDUAL STATS

Harding was led by Emily Clayton who had 10 kills and hit .474.

Madison Poen led the defense with 10 digs and Zoe Hardin had a team-high four blocks.

Taylor Lake had nine digs and a season-high four service aces for the Lady Bisons.

Madison Sandborn led Lyon with six kills and Madisson Williams led the defense with 17 digs.

UP NEXT

Harding will be back in action on Tuesday when it hosts Arkansas Tech at 6 p.m., in Great American Conference action at the Rhodes-Reaves Field House.