INDIANOLA, Iowa (Duhawks.com) - In a flip of the script from Friday night, the Loras women's volleyball team jumped out to a 2-0 lead before Simpson forced a fifth set. The Duhawks found their stride once again in the fifth, improving to 17-8 overall this season.

MOMENTS THAT MATTERED
• On Saturday, it was Loras who jumped out to a seven-point lead at 17-10 ... The Storm roared back immediately with a 6-0 run of their own ... Leading 23-21 and with Jenna Mazur at the service line, the Duhawks tacked on the final two points, with one coming via kill by Paige Griffith and Mazur sealing the set with a service ace
• Simpson led 21-18 in set two before four consecutive attack errors pulled Loras back into contention ... The Duhawks held set point five times, eventually closing the set, 30-28, after a solo block by Jackie Alberto
• It looked as thought Loras was ready to finish with a sweep, leading 23-21, but four straight points by the Storm forced a fourth set
• Simpson held the advantage in the fourth by a six-point margin before the errors began to stack up once again, pulling the Duhawks from down five to ahead by two at 20-18 ... The Storm regained their composure and held on to force a fifth and final set
• The offense brought the heat for Loras in the final frame to pull the Duhawks from down three at 9-6 to leading 13-10 ... During the run, Kayla Kinney contributed three kills while Kelly Boge added two
• Holding match point, Abby Allgeyer and Boge combined for the double block, sending Loras to victory, 18-16

NOTABLES
• Alberto set a new career-best with her .440 attack percentage while adding three solo blocks
• Allgeyer's three blocks served as a personal best for the junior
• Boge led the charge on Saturday with her 15 kills, besting her former mark of 14
• Paige Griffth needs one kills to reach 100 for her career
• With three matches remaining, Mazur can set a new season-high with 23 digs as she currently sits at 197
• If the Duhawks could win out, they would reach 20 wins in a season for the second time under head coach Jenna Ness and first time since the 2015 season

UP NEXT
Loras concludes the American Rivers Conference portion of its season on Tuesday against Dubuque. Both teams have clinched a spot in the postseason tournament with the Spartans currently second and the Duhawks tied for fourth. First serve is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.