Lindenwood Men's Volleyball team secured a dominant 3-0 victory over Northern Kentucky, breaking a two-match slump. With this win, they tied the NCAA Era record for most wins in a single season at 19. Brendan Louthain returned to the lineup with an impressive 11 kills, leading the team to complete the season sweep against the Norse. The Lions demonstrated strong teamwork with notable performances throughout the match, ultimately winning each set decisively.

By the Numbers
  • Lindenwood tied the NCAA Era record with 19 total wins this season.
  • Brendan Louthain recorded 11 kills and hit .529 during the match.
  • The team achieved 12 service aces, with Louthain contributing 5.
  • Matt Muehlnickel had 7 kills in his first collegiate start.
  • Zach Solomon tallied 28 assists and led with 8 digs.
State of Play
  • Lindenwood's win ends a two-match losing streak, bringing their record to 19-6 (10-5 MIVA).
  • The team showcased a strong performance with a .311 hitting percentage during the match.
  • Brendan Louthain's return boosts team morale and performance.
What's Next

The Lions will close out their regular season against #17 Ohio State on Saturday, aiming to set a new NCAA wins record. First serve is at 3 p.m. CT.

Bottom Line

Lindenwood's impressive win not only ties a significant NCAA record but also highlights their potential for continued success. Key players are stepping up as they head into their final match, promising an exciting finish to the season.