UAH (11-18, 6-9 GSC) at CBU (12-17, 7-8 GSC)
Nov. 12, 2013 - Memphis, Tenn. - 7 p.m. CT
DOWN THE STRETCH: The Lady Chargers will play their final three games of the regular season this week. UAH will begin the week with a mid-week matchup on the road at Christian Brothers while finishing up with two home games on Friday and Saturday against Lee and Shorter.
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BAKER AT THE TOP: Sophomore Ashton Baker has played exceptional all season for the Lady Chargers. The Milton, Fla., native is currently leading the GSC with 849 assists while tallying 8.09 assists per set, good for third best in the conference. Baker has also amassed 19 double doubles on the year, including a streak where she had nine straight double doubles.
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CONSISTENCY FROM SARGENT: So far this season, senior Stacey Sargent has been one of the most consistent players for the Lady Chargers. The Huntsville native leads the team with 441 digs on the year, which is third in the conference with an average of 4.20 digs per set. In 24 out of 29 games this season, Sargent has tallied double-digits in digs.
The Lady Buccaneers are 12-17 on the season while standing at 7-8 in the GSC. CBU has lost three of their five matches, including a recent five set defeat at the hands of Lee. UAH will have their hands full on the Lady Bucs' home floor as CBU is 7-3 at home this season.
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Sophomore Alexis Gillis leads CBU and the GSC with 373 kills while averaging 3.77 kills per set. Fellow teammate Brinsley Cooper also has a conference-best .345 hitting percentage as well. Jessica Reber has a team high 798 assists and Hannah Kurtz has 58 blocks to lead the team.Â
UAH holds the upper hand in the all-time series, compiling a record of 24-16 against CBU. The Lady Chargers defeated the Lady Bucs earlier this season at home in four sets.Â
