Match Information
Score: Angelo State 3, Lubbock Christian 0 (25-18, 25-19, 25-21)
Records: LCU (6-5, 1-2 LSC, 1-2 Div.), ASU (11-1, 3-0 LSC, 3-0 Div.)
Location: Junell Center – San Angelo, Texas

Highlights
Lubbock Christian University was unable to derail the top team in the division, as Angelo State remained unbeaten in division play (3-0) with a 3-0 straight-set victory over LCU behind a 16-kill performance from Kailyn Gilbreath. LCU was led by Avery Moore, who produced 11 kills and hit .296 playing the right side position. The Lady Chaps also received a double-double outing from Bradi Marshall, who had 21 assists and 12 digs.    

How It Happened

Set One:
Following a 4-1 start to the match for LCU, ASU responded with a 6-0 run to take a 7-4 advantage. LCU used a 5-2 run to tighten the deficit and tied the set at 13-13. Tied 14-14, the Belles exploded for a 9-2 run with four kills in the run by Kailyn Gilbreath, who finished with a whopping nine kills in the set. ASU used a 16-5 kill advantage, as LCU hung around in large part to four ASU serving errors and seven attack errors. LCU had only four attack errors in the set.

Set Two:
Angelo State jumped out early in the second set, opening with a 10-4 lead. LCU's Karley David-McLeroy produced a pair of kills to break a 5-1 Belles scoring run. LCU was unable to get more than a 3-0 run going and the smallest trailing margin they could garner was a four-point margin trailing 22-18. ASU closed the set on a 3-1 run to take a 2-0 match lead. Moore (4) and David-McLeroy (3) combined for seven kills in the set for LCU. Marshall led LCU in the set with seven digs and six assists. ASU had 14 kills in the set, with eight different players contributing at least one kill.

Set Three:
The third set had a competitive pace until a 6-1 ASU run, with kills provided by four different Belles, gave ASU a 12-6 lead. The Belles kept the pace until a pair of ASU errors and a pair of kills by Moore sparked a 5-1 LCU rally to cut their deficit to 14-12. Gilbreath had a pairs late in the set to trigger a 6-3 ASU run and push the Belles lead to 22-1. Moore and the Lady Chaps attempted to respond with a 3-0 run, led by a pair of kills by Moore, but 22-20 would be as close as LCU would get. ASU closed the set on a 3-1 scoring rally to claim the set 25-21 and clinch the match victory. Moore completed her trend of leading LCU in kills in every set, producing five kills in the final set. Gilbreath also had five kills for ASU.

Inside the Numbers:
.211 – ASU entered the contest ranking second in the LSC in attack percentage (.273). Wednesday, LCU held them to a .211 attack mark.
1 – Maddy McCully subbed in the serve during the contest, marking the freshman's LCU and collegiate debut.
2 – The loss was LCU's second straight-set loss this season. They are 1-2 in matches decided in three sets.
3.0 – LCU had a 5.0-3.0 advantage in blocks. The three blocks were the fewest against LCU this season (opponents had combined for 22.5 blocks against LCU over the prior two matches).
4 – Avery Moore's 11 kills marks her fourth consecutive game with at least 11 kills. Four consecutive matches with at least 10 kills is a career-best for Moore.
5 – The win for ASU ended a streak of five straight wins by LCU in San Angelo. ASU now has a 17-8 advantage in the all-time series (8-5 in San Angelo).
24 – Lady Chaps setter Bradi Marshall notched her 24^th career double-double and she has seven double-doubles this season and they have come over an eight-match stretch. She was able to complete the task Wednesday despite 21 assists, which is her fewest since 15 on Oct. 13, 2018 at Newman.

Up Next:
Wednesday closed the Lady Chaps three-match road trip and they return home Friday to host Western New Mexico for their Lone Star Conference home-opener at 6 p.m. inside Rip Griffin Center.