Denver, Colo.: The Rangers finished their month-long home stand with a decisive 3-0 victory over Notre Dame de Namur in NCAA Division II volleyball.  The Rangers won by scores of 25-16, 25-15 and 25-10 to improve to 10-6.

The Rangers' leads were never in jeopardy in any of the sets with the Ranger defense limiting Notre Dame de Namur (3-7 overall) of Belmont, Calif., to just a .061 attack percentage.  Regis connected on 44 kills led by freshman Christy Henzgen's 15 kills, while the Argonauts had just 23 kills as a team.

Tonight's .061 attack percentage by NDNU marked the sixth time this season that the Rangers have limited their opponents to .105 hitting or lower.  Last season the Rangers opponents did it only six times.

The Rangers have not hurt themselves in the last two matches, both wins, as they have combined to serve just three errors while combining 10 service aces.  Regis also passed well as they didn't have a receive error all match.

The Rangers hit at a .269 attack percentage including a .419 in the third set.  The Rangers had a perfect 100 percent sideout percentage, which means that after Notre Dame de Namur got a point, the Rangers were able to get a sideout directly following that point.

Seniors Erin Anderson and Jessica Howe had a great night hitting .467 and .412 respectively.  Anderson connected on eight kills with just one error in 15 attacks, while Howe had just two errors and nine kills in 17 attempts.

Freshman Sage Martinson led the defense with 14 digs, almost five per set, while sophomore Jordan Hughes collected nine.  Senior Devin Eckhardt had 35 assists, almost 12 per set, to go along with four kills, seven digs and two blocks.

Regis will travel down I-25 to Colorado Springs to take on the Mountain Lions of UC-Colorado Springs on Friday night at 7:00 p.m.

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