LIMA, Ohio – Cornerstone continued their best start since the 2007 season, improving to 8-0, 4-0 WHAC on the year with a 25-12, 25-17, 25-23 road sweep of Northwestern Ohio. Cornerstone has now swept the opponent in six of their first eight matches and dropped a total of just two sets this season. Play will continue on Tuesday, February 16 in Fort Wayne against the Indiana Tech Warriors who are the only other team in the WHAC who have yet to be beaten in conference play. 

Game Recap: Cornerstone – 3 UNOH – 0 (25-12, 25-17, 25-23)

• Both teams traded points early. After Cornerstone got out to a 10-8 lead, CU went on an 8-0 run on the Patsy Morris serve to quickly go on top 18-8. The run saw a pair of kills from Alexis Angus.
• Cornerstone continued to coast in the first set winning 25-12 on an Olivia Keelean kill. This is the second largest margin of victory in a set for the Golden Eagles this season. 
• UNOH scored the first three points of set two that saw a pair of kills from Jessica Schaad. 
• Another big run for Cornerstone helped them take command, going on a 7-0 surge on the Rylie Walters serve. Walters recorded back-to-back service aces in the run. 
• Three straight kills from Baily Cummings put the Golden Eagles on top by 10, 23-13. 
• The Racers scored four of the next six points in the set, but it was too little too late as Cornerstone won 25-17.
• Just like in set two, UNOH won the first three points of the set. 
• Cornerstone then went on a 4-0 run on the Patsy Morris serve to go on top. UNOH did a good job of getting a side out and limiting the run however as they trailed by one. 
• Hannah Klepal in her first set of action saw a huge kill to cap off another Golden Eagle 4-0 run that put them up 14-10. 
• UNOH continued to fight and was able to tie the set at 21. 
• The two teams traded the next four points, but Cornerstone was able to pull away with Hannah Klepal kill and a Kaylee Dykema/Kayla Clark block to win set three 25-23. 

By the Numbers 
9 – Cornerstone tied a season high with a team total of nine blocks with 16 assisted blocks and one solo block. 
4/5 – CU committed a season low four service errors and had five service aces. 
7 – Bailey Cummings led the team with seven kills. 
14 – Patsy Morris led the team with 14 digs. 
.208 – Cornerstone hit .208 on the match after hitting above .200 in the second and third set. 
 
 
What's Next?
Cornerstone travels to the only other undefeated WHAC opponent in receiving votes Indiana Tech on Tuesday, February 16 at 5 p.m. 
 
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