Colorado Springs, Colo.: Powered by a .308 attack percentage and 16 kills from freshman Christy Henzgen, the Regis volleyball team prevailed 25-23, 25-18, 25-17 over UC-Colorado Springs in Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference action.

Regis, (11-6, 6-2 RMAC) and UC-Colorado Springs (10-7, 4-4 RMAC) each hit well in the first set, .279 and .286 respectively.  Regis showed their might in sets three and four hitting .219 in set two and an astounding .438 in set three.  Just like the other night when the Rangers had a 100 percent sideout rate, tonight they had an 88 percent success rate in the third set.

The Mountain Lions hit just .165 for the match, the third time in a row and five in the last six matches that the Rangers have limited their opponent to under .200 hitting.  In four of those matches, the Rangers have prevailed.

Senior Erin Anderson had five of her seven kills in set number three as she led all with a .538 attack percentage to go along with four blocks. 

Fellow senior, setter Devin Eckhardt had her some kind of game.  She had 36 assists, 12.00 per set, 11 digs, five blocks and two kills to help the Rangers to 10 total team blocks.

Senior Jessica Howe also had seven kills, while senior Kerry Grady chipped in with six.  Defensively two other Rangers were in double figure digs led by freshman Sage Martinson's 13 and senior Sarah Keiter's season-high 10.

Junior Lyz Kann helped out immensely on the defensive end with five total blocks including two solos, while also gathering four kills.

Regis will take their three-match winning streak to the foothills where they will meet east division foe Colorado Mines on Saturday night in Golden, Colo.

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