Southern Illinoise University Athletics
Salukis Sweep Texas Southern, Finish Undefeated at Lion Invitational
08/30/2026 | 2:34:00 | Women's Volleyball
COMMERCE, Texas - Despite a slow start to the match, the Salukis emerged victorious over the Texas Southern Tigers on Sunday at The Field House. The Salukis picked up their third win in as many days, and their first sweep of the season.
At the beginning of the first set, the Salukis looked sluggish. However, this did not last long. The Tigers got off to a fast start, taking multiple leads over the Salukis. However, thanks to a four-point run, the Salukis were able to tie the set at 17 apiece. Once Southern overcame that hump, it was all Dawgs for the rest of the match. The Salukis took the first set by a score of 25-21.
In the second set, the Salukis were dominant. There was never a doubt about which team was going to take set two. The Salukis had an incredibly hot start, gaining a 7-1 lead on the scoreboard. There were kills, service aces, blocks, assists, digs, everything. The Salukis were back to form and it seemed as if they were unable to make a mistake. The final point of the set came off a service ace from McKenzie Moeller, securing the set victory for the Salukis, 25-14.
The third set was also a bright spot for the Salukis. Southern grew a comfortable lead over the Tigers, allowing for sophomore Julia Laidig and true freshman Alexandria Arrington to hit the court for the first time this season. The Salukis had some moments they can learn and grow from in this set, especially the newer faces, but it was overall a great moment for everyone on the team. Arrington recorded her first career kill, dig, and block. She finished with 3 kills on the day. Texas Southern tried to come back in the set, getting within 1 point, but were unable to make anything of it as the Salukis took the set 25-21, ending the match with a Saluki sweep.
Leading the Salukis offensively today were Natalie Vance and Ella Swansiger, both tallying 9 kills. Fueling those kills were the Saluki setters, Ella McFarland and Lillian Dempkey, who had 14 assists and 13 assists, respectively. Defensively, Chloe Anderson led the team with a total of 6 blocks on the day. Leading the digs category was once again Jillian Shaneyfelt, but McKenzie Moeller joined her today, both recording 7 digs.
Head Coach Brittany Harry enthusiastically said, "What a great way to open up the season for Saluki volleyball. This group wants to win but is also beginning to understand that the results we want will come if we stay bought in to the process. I think we did a good job of fighting back into the first set after a really slow start at the beginning of the match and Ella Swansiger was a big part of that offensively. This weekend she was just terminal, she was locked into the scout and went out and executed. Once we settled in, it was great to get some of our new players some experience on the court. Today we are going to enjoy this win and our 3-0 weekend but tomorrow it's right back to work."
Representing the Salukis on the Lion Invitational All-Tournament Team are Natalie Vance and Ella Swansiger. Swansiger was also named tournament MVP.
UP NEXT
The Salukis will take the week to prepare for their own tournament, the Saluki Bash. The Bash will be held at the Banterra Center in Carbondale on September 4th and 5th. Southern will face Southeast Missouri State and Merrimack on Friday, September 4th.
FOLLOW THE SALUKIS
Keep up with all the latest news and information on the Salukis by following the team on X (@SIU_Volleyball), Instagram (@SIU_Volleyball) and Facebook (SalukiVolleyball). Fans can also download the Salukis Mobile App on the App Store or Google Play Store.
At the beginning of the first set, the Salukis looked sluggish. However, this did not last long. The Tigers got off to a fast start, taking multiple leads over the Salukis. However, thanks to a four-point run, the Salukis were able to tie the set at 17 apiece. Once Southern overcame that hump, it was all Dawgs for the rest of the match. The Salukis took the first set by a score of 25-21.
In the second set, the Salukis were dominant. There was never a doubt about which team was going to take set two. The Salukis had an incredibly hot start, gaining a 7-1 lead on the scoreboard. There were kills, service aces, blocks, assists, digs, everything. The Salukis were back to form and it seemed as if they were unable to make a mistake. The final point of the set came off a service ace from McKenzie Moeller, securing the set victory for the Salukis, 25-14.
The third set was also a bright spot for the Salukis. Southern grew a comfortable lead over the Tigers, allowing for sophomore Julia Laidig and true freshman Alexandria Arrington to hit the court for the first time this season. The Salukis had some moments they can learn and grow from in this set, especially the newer faces, but it was overall a great moment for everyone on the team. Arrington recorded her first career kill, dig, and block. She finished with 3 kills on the day. Texas Southern tried to come back in the set, getting within 1 point, but were unable to make anything of it as the Salukis took the set 25-21, ending the match with a Saluki sweep.
Leading the Salukis offensively today were Natalie Vance and Ella Swansiger, both tallying 9 kills. Fueling those kills were the Saluki setters, Ella McFarland and Lillian Dempkey, who had 14 assists and 13 assists, respectively. Defensively, Chloe Anderson led the team with a total of 6 blocks on the day. Leading the digs category was once again Jillian Shaneyfelt, but McKenzie Moeller joined her today, both recording 7 digs.
Head Coach Brittany Harry enthusiastically said, "What a great way to open up the season for Saluki volleyball. This group wants to win but is also beginning to understand that the results we want will come if we stay bought in to the process. I think we did a good job of fighting back into the first set after a really slow start at the beginning of the match and Ella Swansiger was a big part of that offensively. This weekend she was just terminal, she was locked into the scout and went out and executed. Once we settled in, it was great to get some of our new players some experience on the court. Today we are going to enjoy this win and our 3-0 weekend but tomorrow it's right back to work."
Representing the Salukis on the Lion Invitational All-Tournament Team are Natalie Vance and Ella Swansiger. Swansiger was also named tournament MVP.
UP NEXT
The Salukis will take the week to prepare for their own tournament, the Saluki Bash. The Bash will be held at the Banterra Center in Carbondale on September 4th and 5th. Southern will face Southeast Missouri State and Merrimack on Friday, September 4th.
FOLLOW THE SALUKIS
Keep up with all the latest news and information on the Salukis by following the team on X (@SIU_Volleyball), Instagram (@SIU_Volleyball) and Facebook (SalukiVolleyball). Fans can also download the Salukis Mobile App on the App Store or Google Play Store.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SIU
TSU
Kills
36
30
Errors
17
24
Attempts
105
102
Hitting %
.181
.059
Points
53.0
37.0
Assists
32
26
Aces
10
3
Blocks
7
4
Game Leaders
Friday, September 11
Wednesday, September 09
Wednesday, September 09
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