HAMMOND, Ind. -- The Wayne State University volleyball team (3-7 overall, 0-2 GLIAC) hit the road in league play for the first time this season on Saturday traveling to Purdue Northwest (7-3 overall, 2-0 GLIAC).  The Pride ran their winning streak to six after taking down the Warriors in four sets.

HOW IT HAPPENED (23-25, -21, 17-25, 16-25)
- Wayne State scored 11 of the match's first 15 points and maintained that seven-point lead until the score was 15-8.
- Then, Purdue Northwest answered with 14 of the next 17 scores to open up a four-point advantage, 22-18.
- The Warriors used a brief 5-1 run to tie it for a final time at 23-23 before the Pride tallied the next two points to seal it.
- In the second set, Wayne State turned in a match-high .320 hitting percentage (11 kills, 3 errors, 25 total attacks).
- The Warriors led that period wire to wire, including a lead as big as six at 8-2.
- The third set was book ended by big Pride runs, including 11-2 at the start and 8-0 to end it.
- The fourth stanza was the home team's best offensively at .364 (10 kills, 2 errors, 22 total attacks).
- Aside from a lone tie at 1-1, the hosts started and ended that set with the lead, finishing it with six of the last seven points.

LEADING THE WARRIORS
- Molly Miller (Oxford, Mich.) was on top of the kill department with 11 to go with two of the team's 13 service aces, which tied Wayne State's season high.
- Also on offense, Kayla Dulgar (Warsaw, Ohio / River View) dished out 26 assists and Kendyl Andrews ( Flushing, Mich.) racked up five aces.
- Other Warriors with multiple aces included Carly Rodman (Rochester Hills, Mich. / Rochester) with three and Dulgar with two.
- Defensively, the story was headlined by Ella Uganski's (Jenison, Mich.) three solo blocks and Andrews' 14 digs.
- Dulgar also reached double-figures in digs with 10 for her fourth double-double of the season and second in as many matches.

ONE BIG THING
- Wayne State was 11-0 in the all-time series against Purdue Northwest entering Saturday's meeting.

UP NEXT
Wayne State will come home for the next two matches, including Grand Valley State on Friday at 7 p.m. and Lake Superior State the following Saturday at 4 p.m.