Campbellsville University improved to 6-0 by winning both matches on the first day of the Onset Invitational, defeating the University of Northwestern Ohio and Bethel (Ind.) in four sets each. After losing the opening set in both matches, the Tigers rallied to secure victories, showcasing a strong offensive performance and solid defense. Campbellsville collected 122 total kills and maintained a hitting percentage of .262 across both matches, while limiting opponents to a .137 hitting percentage. Kati Vest played a pivotal role with 101 assists and contributed valuable points, while several players demonstrated impressive offensive consistency.

By the Numbers
  • Campbellsville has a combined total of 122 kills and a .262 hitting percentage.
  • Kati Vest achieved 50 assists in the first match and 51 in the second.
  • Riley Thorne recorded 24 kills and a .364 hitting percentage.
  • Celestina Retumban averaged 6.13 digs per set, totaling 49 digs over two matches.
State of Play
  • The Tigers are undefeated at 6-0 following their victories at the Onset Invitational.
  • Campbellsville showed resilience by winning six of the final seven sets after losing the opening set in both matches.
What's Next

Campbellsville University will face Spring Arbor (Mich.) on Saturday morning, followed by a concluding matchup against IU Kokomo. Continuing their momentum is crucial as they look to extend their unbeaten streak to eight games.

Bottom Line

The Tigers' ability to overcome early setbacks highlights their determination and depth, making them strong contenders in the Onset Invitational. Observers should watch for how their offensive efficiency evolves in upcoming matches as they aim for continued success.