GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Cornerstone keeps the steak going with their win over Madonna going 18 straight. Sophomore Aubrey Lenz surpassed her 2000^th career assist in the first set, and is on her way to beat a single season program record. Cornerstone is on the road once again for their next match against UM-Dearborn at the UM-Dearborn Fieldhouse where they plan to keep their winning streak going. 

Game Recap: #22 Cornerstone – 3 Madonna – 0 (25-13, 25-20, 25-22) 

• It did not take long for Aubrey Lenz to record her 2,000^th career assist, doing so to spark Cornerstone in the first set as they led 10-7.
• A block from Aubrey Lenz and Kaylee Dykema later in the set as well as a kill from Rylie Walters put CU on a 3-0 run that increased the lead to 14-8.
• Madonna stuck around but Cornerstone continued to go on small runs as they took set one 25-13 on a Kathryn Detweiler kill. 
• Madonna scored the first three points of set three, doing so with an ace and a block as well as a CU ball handling error from the Golden Eagles. 
• Cornerstone responded with three straight to tie things early at three on an Olivia Keelean kill. 
• Trailing 4-7, Cornerstone went on a 6-0 run that was dominated by the Aubrey Lenz serve to take control at 10-7. 
• After the Crusaders tied things again at 10, Olivia Keelean served a 7-0 run that saw a pair of blocks from Rylie Walters/Kylie Barron and Kylie Barron/Kathryn Detweiler. 
• Madonna would fight back to get within three points of CU, but Olivia Keelean would close the door with a kill to take set two, 25-20. 
• MU refused to go down without a fight, scoring five straight points early in set three to go on top 9-5. Tauri Hintz recorded back-to-back service aces in the run. 
• Another Madonna service ace forced CU to use their first timeout of the match trailing 14-9. 
• After the timeout, Cornerstone rattled off a big run that saw an Emma Whitley service ace bringing them back within one point. 
• A kill from Kathryn Detweiler eventually gave CU the lead 19-18. 
• The two teams traded points down the stretch, but Cornerstone ended the set on a 3-0 run to win 25-22 on a kill from Olivia Keelean. This sealed a sweep and moved the win streak to 18 in a row. 

 
By the Numbers:
4 – Aubrey Lenz, Kaylee Dykema, and Kathryn Detweiler all had four blocks on the day as Cornerstone recorded nine total. 
37 – Aubrey Lenz ended the day with 37 assists to move past 2000 for her career.
14 – Olivia Keelean led the team with 14 kills on the day. 
 
What's Next?
Cornerstone is back on the road Wednesday as they travel to UM-Dearborn for a 7 p.m. match. 
 
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