JBU volleyball swept at Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY -- The John Brown University volleyball team's five-match winning streak ground to a halt as host Oklahoma City limited the Golden Eagles to an .055 (30-23-128) attacking percentage in a 25-21, 25-14, 25-15 setback on Friday night inside Abe Lemons Arena.

While balanced, the John Brown (21-6, 10-3 Sooner Athletic) offense could not find its way consistently around the City blocking effort as the hosts posted 18 rejections, keeping the Golden Eagles to a .098 attack in the first set, JBU's highest of the match.

After the Golden Eagles besting City in five in the squads' first matchup, the Stars (18-6, 13-1) continued its 13-match winning streak since JBU's conference-opening win over OCU.

Sophomore Jessica Meyer hit .150 to lead the JBU offense with eight kills (8-5-20) while junior Bayli Reagan added 11 digs and a pair of service aces to a seven-kill effort (7-4-31). Sophomore Lindsey Davis added six terminations (6-5-21) in the loss.

Senior Alyssa Arnold captured a double-double by totaling 24 assists on 31 JBU kills and notching 13 scoops, a team-high. Senior Beth Brankle added 12 digs and a pair of helpers.

JBU continued on its road swing at Central Christian (Kan.) on Saturday. Results were not available at presstime.

Sports on 10/29/2017