Havre, Mont. – The University of Providence volleyball team recorded another dominant victory Wednesday night, defeating Montana State – Northern in three sets  by a score of 25-16, 25-17, 25-11.

The victory was largely a team effort, as the Argos completed 42 kills compared to the Northern Lights 16. A total of 15 Argos saw action last night, allowing the team to explore different rotations. Jensyn Turner led the team with 10 kills, followed by Ranae Davis with nine. Tyna Williams led the team with .667 hitting percentage. Cyndey Finberg-Roberts recorded 21 assists while Davis had 14. Finberg-Roberts and Sacha Legros led the team with 11 digs.

"Our setters did a great job of balancing our attack," head coach Arunas Duda said. "The biggest thing is I think our kids did a really good job of performing in practice this week. They are really working on improving. If we can continue to do that we'll be in a good spot by the end of the season."

Duda was pleased with how his team has responded as of late, especially after their home loss last week against Montana Tech.

"Last week at home we didn't play our best match but we have to look at that as a huge opportunity to grow and improve," he said. "I love what has happened in our gym since then. We've had some great practices. We're heading in the right direction. I'm extremely pleased with how we've been doing, how we're battling, and how we're learning and growing." 

The Argos have a quick turn-around, as they play their rival Carroll College at 7 p.m. on Sept. 27 in Helena.

"I'm excited," Davis said. "I've never had a Carroll matchup before but I hear it's pretty intense. I'm excited to play on their floor and give them a game and see what happens. I'm pumped."