
Volleyball rolls Bellarmine for sixth sweep of the season
2/27/2021 8:47:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
NASHVILLE – Lipscomb volleyball finished off an impressive weekend Saturday night with another straight-set victory over Bellarmine by scores of 25-17, 28-26 and 25-16 inside Allen Arena.
The Bisons improved to 8-2 overall and 5-1 in ASUN Conference action and have now recorded 4-straight sweeps at home this season.
Freshman hitter Kamryn Bacus paced the offense with a career high 18 kills on 30 swings for a .467 hitting clip. She also picked up three digs, two aces, one block and a team-high 20.5 points in the win.
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Fellow newcomer Meg Mersman joined her in double figures with 11 terminations and a match-high .625 swinging percentage. She also topped the match with three blocks, including Lipscomb's lone solo stuff.
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Sami Rubal and Lanie Wagner chipped in seven kills each, while Kuper led the Bisons with a season high 14 digs.
Freshman Brooke Phillips got the start again at setter and finished with 40 assists for the second straight night. She also added three kills and a pair of blocks.
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Seniors Ashley Maher and Alyssa Zwolensky combined for 15 digs, splitting time at Libero. They paced a Lipscomb defense that limited the Knights (1-9, 0-6) to just a .123 hitting percentage as a team.
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SET ONE
Lipscomb and Bellarmine went back-and-forth through most of the first set with neither side leading by more than three points until the Bisons reeled off a 7-0 run to close the set and give the home team a 25-17 victory. Leading 18-17, Phillips hammered down a left-handed shot before Bacus and Mersman teamed up for five kills in the last six points. The duo combined for 13 of the team's 18 kills in the frame.
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SET TWO
The second frame was tight throughout as the Knights worked themselves to an 11-9 lead over the Bisons at the midway point. Following a timeout from head coach Brandon Rosenthal, the Bisons got back-to-back blocks from Rubal and Phillips to cap a 4-0 run to go back in front. Tied at 26, Bacus served up and ace and Kuper dropped a kill to get the 28-26 win and go up 2-0 in the match.
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SET THREE
Six different Bisons picked up kills in the final set, led by five apiece from Bacus and Mersman. Middle Rubal put Lipscomb up 4-0 out of the gate with a kill, before the Knights fought to regain the advantage at 13-12. Mersman recorded four of the next five points on swings and Bacus dropped in an ace to give the home squad a 20-15 lead. Kills from Kuper, Bacus and Wagner sparked a 5-0 match-ending run where Maher followed with an ace to get the win and earn the Bisons their sixth sweep of the season.
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HERD NOTES
FROM THE BENCH
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UP NEXT
Lipscomb will play another home-and-home with North Alabama this next week, traveling to Florence on March 2 before returning to Allen Arena on Wednesday, March 3 for a 6 p.m. first serve. Both matches will be on ESPN+.
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The Bisons improved to 8-2 overall and 5-1 in ASUN Conference action and have now recorded 4-straight sweeps at home this season.
Freshman hitter Kamryn Bacus paced the offense with a career high 18 kills on 30 swings for a .467 hitting clip. She also picked up three digs, two aces, one block and a team-high 20.5 points in the win.
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Fellow newcomer Meg Mersman joined her in double figures with 11 terminations and a match-high .625 swinging percentage. She also topped the match with three blocks, including Lipscomb's lone solo stuff.
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Sami Rubal and Lanie Wagner chipped in seven kills each, while Kuper led the Bisons with a season high 14 digs.
Freshman Brooke Phillips got the start again at setter and finished with 40 assists for the second straight night. She also added three kills and a pair of blocks.
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Seniors Ashley Maher and Alyssa Zwolensky combined for 15 digs, splitting time at Libero. They paced a Lipscomb defense that limited the Knights (1-9, 0-6) to just a .123 hitting percentage as a team.
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SET ONE
Lipscomb and Bellarmine went back-and-forth through most of the first set with neither side leading by more than three points until the Bisons reeled off a 7-0 run to close the set and give the home team a 25-17 victory. Leading 18-17, Phillips hammered down a left-handed shot before Bacus and Mersman teamed up for five kills in the last six points. The duo combined for 13 of the team's 18 kills in the frame.
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S1 | We out here throwing missiles early ?????? @MeganKuper @mersman_meg @kamrynbacus
— Lipscomb Volleyball (@LipscombVBall) February 28, 2021
Bisons 15, Knights 13 #HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/twAKRBtZXy
SET TWO
The second frame was tight throughout as the Knights worked themselves to an 11-9 lead over the Bisons at the midway point. Following a timeout from head coach Brandon Rosenthal, the Bisons got back-to-back blocks from Rubal and Phillips to cap a 4-0 run to go back in front. Tied at 26, Bacus served up and ace and Kuper dropped a kill to get the 28-26 win and go up 2-0 in the match.
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S2 | @kamrynbacus slams her match-high 11th kill before @mersman_meg DENIES the next swing.
— Lipscomb Volleyball (@LipscombVBall) February 28, 2021
Bisons 18, Knights 16 #HornsUp?? pic.twitter.com/uSIebeTCnV
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SET THREE
Six different Bisons picked up kills in the final set, led by five apiece from Bacus and Mersman. Middle Rubal put Lipscomb up 4-0 out of the gate with a kill, before the Knights fought to regain the advantage at 13-12. Mersman recorded four of the next five points on swings and Bacus dropped in an ace to give the home squad a 20-15 lead. Kills from Kuper, Bacus and Wagner sparked a 5-0 match-ending run where Maher followed with an ace to get the win and earn the Bisons their sixth sweep of the season.
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That's ?? wins in 24 hours for @LipscombVBall. The Bisons earn another sweep over Bellarmine in Nashville ????#ASUNVB #HornsUp pic.twitter.com/cFILsCzy3Q
— #ASUNVB ?? (@ASUNVolleyball) February 28, 2021
HERD NOTES
- Kuper now has 10+ digs in four straight matches, and in four of the last five.
- Mersman recorded her 7th match of three or more blocks – the most on the squad this season.
- Lipscomb recorded 52 team kills to Bellarmine's 30.
- The Bisons totaled 5.0 blocks, while the Knights were credited with 3.0.
- The ASUN's leader in aces put down four in the win for the second night in a row, with Bacus' two leading the way.
- Lipscomb scooped up 48 digs to Bellarmine's 31.
FROM THE BENCH
ÂHear what @mersman_meg and @RosenthalLUV had to say on the team's 4th-straight sweep in Allen Arena. #HornsUp ??https://t.co/Y8gmClMDOX
— Lipscomb Volleyball (@LipscombVBall) February 28, 2021
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UP NEXT
Lipscomb will play another home-and-home with North Alabama this next week, traveling to Florence on March 2 before returning to Allen Arena on Wednesday, March 3 for a 6 p.m. first serve. Both matches will be on ESPN+.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
BU
Lips
Kills
30
52
Errors
17
15
Attempts
106
106
Hitting %
.123
.349
Points
36
61
Assists
29
50
Aces
3
4
Blocks
3
5
Game Leaders
Tuesday, September 08
Sunday, September 06
Sunday, September 06
Friday, September 04




































