SAN ANGELO, Texas - The Angelo State University Belles volleyball team faced the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds at the Stephens Arena on Friday night.

In Case You Missed It:

• ASU and Eastern New Mexico would battle back and forth for points all throughout set one, neither team gaining an upper hand on the other to take a significant lead.
• When Kailyn Gilbreath came to serve for the Belles, she would go on a three-serve run to bring ASU to a 10-7 lead over ENMU.
• Haley Coulter stepped up to serve for the Blue and Gold, going on a four-serve run to bring the Belles to a 15-10 lead.
• Tulani Titley would end set one with a kill to bring the score to 25-15.
• Coulter would set the pace for ASU in set two, serving four straight points for the Belles to lead the Greyhounds, 5-1.
• With Lindsey Ledyard back to serve, ASU would extend their lead to 14-2 over ENMU.
• Meghan Parker would serve three straight to continue the Belles dominance over the Greyhounds, bringing the score to 22-5.
• Emily Hillman would finish set two, serving her first service ace as a Belle, 25-7.
• ASU and ENMU would start set three off slow, neither team being able to pull ahead of the other.
• With Makenna Hanssen back to serve, the Belles extended their lead to 18-12.
• Parker would serve the final ball of the set and match, as ENMU player Rae Sapiga would have a setting error to finish the match for ASU, 25-16.

Key Players:

• Kailyn Gilbreath led the Belles offense with nine kills, while Sundara Chinn followed closely behind with seven.
• Meghan Parker was a major asset for the Belles, leading with19 assists, while Lindsey Ledyard followed closely with 14.
• Makenna Hanssen and Haley Coulter would fight for the top defensive player of the night with Hanssen having seven total digs and Coulter having six.

Up Next: The Belles will take on the West Texas A&M Lady Buffs on Saturday, October 12 at the Stephens Arena for YMCA night. First serve is slated for Noon.