PHOTO GALLERY | POSTGAME REACTION

HUNTSVILLE | The University of Alabama in Huntsville picked up two wins on Friday at Spragins Hall, as the Chargers first won a GSC matchup over Mississippi College 3-1 (25-22, 25-16, 24-26, 25-17) followed by a dominant win over Miles by a final of 3-0 (25-15, 25-10, 25-15).
 
Game one
Inside the Box Score
- Anna LeDuc paced the offensive attack in the win over Mississippi College, as the sophomore had 16 kills to go along with two service aces and eight digs.
- Rachel Brugman (11 kills) and Anna Claire Johnson (10 kills) joined LeDuc with double-digit kills, while Brugman led the trio with a .292 hitting percentage.
- Haley Hop posted 16 digs in the contest to lead the defense, followed by Johnson with 14 and Kirsten Giles with 13.
- Giles finished the match with a double-double with 43 assists in addition to her dig total.
 
Turning Points
- With the Chargers clinging to a 11-9 lead in the opening stanza, UAH went on to post seven consecutive points en route to the 25-22 win in the first.
- After a back-and-forth second set, the Chargers rallied for the final six points of the frame for the 25-16 win.
- Mississippi College was able to come from behind to win the third set, as the Choctaws trailed 23-21 late but would notch five of the last six points for a 26-24 win.
- UAH completed the four-set win thanks to a total of four, three-point runs and one, four-point rally in the fourth frame.
 
Noteworthy
- Giles registered her 10th double-double of the 2016 campaign in the win.
- LeDuc's 16 kills were her most in a GSC match so far this season.
 
Game two
Inside the Box Score
- Jordan Grammer led the UAH offense with 10 kills and a .692 hitting percentage to go along with a season-high 16 assists, while also adding four digs and 2.0 total blocks defensively.
- Ali Lowe (9 kills, .375 HT%) and Anna Claire Whaley (7 kills, .353 HT%) followed Grammer amongst UAH attackers.
- Junior Kerri Whittaker paced the squad with 10 digs.
- Kirsten Giles aided in the effort with a team-high 19 assists and four service aces.
 
Turning Points
- UAH utilized an eight-point rally in the first to cruise to the 25-15 opening-set win.
- After being neck-and-neck at the outset, the Chargers broke through with a 10-point run en route to the 25-10 win in the second frame.
- A pair of four-point rallies keyed the Chargers 25-15 win in the third to complete the three-set win.
 
Noteworthy
- Grammer notched season-highs in kills (10), hitting percentage (.692) and assists (16).
- UAH finished the contest with a .468 hitting percentage, which is the highest of any UAH match in 2016.
 
Next Time Out
- The Chargers will be back at home on Tuesday at 6 p.m. for a Gulf South Conference matchup against West Alabama, before hitting the road for matches at West Florida on Friday and Valdosta State on Saturday.