DALLAS TX-- Dallas Christian College earned a dominant 3-0 victory over Southwestern Adventist University on October 8, winning all three sets by scores of 25-13, 25-10, and 25-17.
The Lady Crusaders controlled the match from the beginning, using strong offensive production and solid defense to secure the sweep. Dallas Christian recorded 46 kills and finished with a .350 hitting percentage, while holding Southwestern Adventist to 11 kills and a -.022 hitting percentage.
Jamie Maddy led the Lady Crusaders with 12 kills, followed by
Rosalind Spikes with 10 kills and
Zoelley Herrera with eight. Maddy and Herrera also contributed 13 points each to lead Dallas Christian's scoring.
Alexis Smith and
Kinsley Jackson added five kills apiece, helping keep the offense balanced throughout the match.
Herrera played a key role in distributing the ball, recording a team-high 24 assists.
Rylie Goff added 15 assists and contributed five kills, while also helping the team maintain its offensive rhythm.
Defensively,
Alyssa Carreras led Dallas Christian with 17 digs, while Goff recorded 11. The Lady Crusaders also finished with 12 service aces, with Herrera leading the team with four and Carreras adding three.
Dallas Christian opened the match with a strong first set, winning 25-13 behind 16 kills and a .371 hitting percentage. The team continued its momentum in the second set, winning 25-10 while recording 14 kills and limiting Southwestern Adventist to just two kills in the set.
In the third set, Dallas Christian closed out the match with a 25-17 victory, recording another 16 kills to complete the sweep.
With a balanced attack, effective serving, and strong defensive play, Dallas Christian College delivered an impressive performance against Southwestern Adventist. The Lady Crusaders' ability to maintain offensive pressure in all three sets helped secure the straight-set victory.
