LAWRENCE, Kan. – No. 6 Purdue concluded the Jayhawk Classic and non-conference season with a 3-0 sweep (25-21, 25-17, 25-10). With the victory, Purdue earned its ninth win of the season (9-2) while handing Tulsa its fourth loss of the year (8-4).
Purdue's efficient offense led to a .356 match clip, including a set-best .405 to open the day. No Boiler recorded more than two errors. Meanwhile, the team held Tulsa to a .083 clip.
Setter Taylor Anderson finished the day with 27 assists, three kills and six digs. Meanwhile, freshman Allie Shondell saw time on the court, dishing out five assists and two block assists in Set 3.
Eva Hudson led the way with 11 kills on a .375 clip (11-2-24) while Chloe Chicoine was second with 10 kills and a .348 clip (10-2-23).
Four Boilermakers registered the team-leading six digs: Chicoine, Ryan McAleer, Ali Hornung and Julia Kane. Kane also served up an ace, her fifth match in seven appearances to do so.
Raven Colvin led Purdue's net presence, on nine of the team's 11 blocks, including the match-winning block solo. Offensively, Colvin hit .462% (7-1-13) alongside two of Purdue's four service aces.
Purdue will begin Big Ten play at home Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET when the Boilermakers take on the No. 3 Penn State Nittany Lions on Big Ten Network.
Purdue's efficient offense led to a .356 match clip, including a set-best .405 to open the day. No Boiler recorded more than two errors. Meanwhile, the team held Tulsa to a .083 clip.
Setter Taylor Anderson finished the day with 27 assists, three kills and six digs. Meanwhile, freshman Allie Shondell saw time on the court, dishing out five assists and two block assists in Set 3.
Eva Hudson led the way with 11 kills on a .375 clip (11-2-24) while Chloe Chicoine was second with 10 kills and a .348 clip (10-2-23).
Four Boilermakers registered the team-leading six digs: Chicoine, Ryan McAleer, Ali Hornung and Julia Kane. Kane also served up an ace, her fifth match in seven appearances to do so.
Raven Colvin led Purdue's net presence, on nine of the team's 11 blocks, including the match-winning block solo. Offensively, Colvin hit .462% (7-1-13) alongside two of Purdue's four service aces.
Purdue will begin Big Ten play at home Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET when the Boilermakers take on the No. 3 Penn State Nittany Lions on Big Ten Network.