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CHICAGO, Ill. -- The 13th-ranked University of Jamestown men's volleyball team earned its second straight sweep to begin the season, defeating No. 14 Lourdes (Ohio) Friday afternoon at the Chicago Tournament.

GAME INFORMATION
Score: #13 Jamestown 3, #14 Lourdes 0
Records: Jamestown (2-0), Lourdes (0-2)
Location: Shannon Center | Chicago, IL

INSIDE THE BOXSCORE

• Caydann Cox led the offense with 13 kills and hit a team-high .323.
• Gaven Hackley, Tysen Myers, and Tomasz Swiderski all finished with six kills each.
• Gabriel Ocasio passed out 17 assists and added six digs, while Hackley had 14 assists to go along with seven digs.
• Sebastian Ignaczak paced the defense with 11 digs. Camden Steckler had five total blocks, including four solo, and Caylor Cox and Caydann Cox each had three total blocks.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Set One (25-21)
  The Jimmies put together five runs of at least three straight points on the way to a 19-11 lead in the opener. Lourdes took four in a row to get within 19-15, and after a UJ timeout, scored again to make it a three-point game. Jamestown maintained at least a three-point lead down the stretch and a Caylor Cox kill clinched the set for the Jimmies.

• Set Two (25-23)
  Lourdes held a two-point edge for the beginning part of the set, but the Jimmies strung together three straight to lead 10-9. From there the teams traded points until Jamestown gradually opened up a two-point lead of its own. Caydann Cox's kill and a Lourdes attack error made it 20-18, and UJ led by no fewer than two until the Gray Wolves got within 24-23. Out of a Jimmie timeout, Lourdes looked to tie the score, but a service error gave Jamestown the winning point and a 2-0 match lead.
   
• Set Three (25-23)
  The Jimmies and Gray Wolves battled through a close beginning of the third set, with neither team building a lead more of three points until UJ went up 15-11 after a kill by Caydann Cox. Trailing 19-14, Lourdes forced a Jamestown timeout after winning three in a row,but kept the Jimmies from putting the set away. UJ had a 23-20 edge late, only to see Lourdes reel off three straight to tie the set. A kill by Swiderski broke the stalemate, then Caylor Cox and Steckler combined for a block to win the match.

UP NEXT

• The Jimmies finish play at the Chicago Tournament with a match against No. 4 OUAZ (Ariz.) at 1 p.m.