SALEM, Ore. – The No. 12-ranked Corban University dominated on its home court on Friday evening, downing Warner Pacific University in straight sets (25-11, 25-14, 25-18). Cassie Cunningham was exceptional in the triumph, racking up a game-high 11 kills without recording an attacking error.

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"I'm proud of the team, working together and playing in-system volleyball to get a solid win!" said head coach Kim McLain.   

The Warriors stifled the Knights' offense, holding Warner Pacific to a miniscule .011 attack percentage on the night. Miscues proved costly to the visitors, as the Knights tallied 21 attacking errors in total.

Cunningham led the charge for Corban's offense, delivering one of her best performances of the season. Her stellar .524 attacking clip is her most efficient effort since she notched 14 kills on a .609 clip against Dordt on August 23.

Sarah Randall made her presence felt at the net, tallying nine kills on a .368 attack percentage. Reigning All-Conference attacker Adriana Aguayo showcased the offensive power Warrior fans have become accustomed to seeing, notching seven kills (.313 attack percentage) in the triumph.

At the net, Lanae Wohlmacher provided a constant disruption to Warner Pacific's offensive efforts. The freshman from Pacific, Wash. was in on 10 blocks, the highest mark of any Warrior in 2019, and tied for second for the program's single-game record.

Ciarra Judson registered a team-high 15 assists, while Jadyn Mullen added 12 of her own. On the defensive end, Kealani Ontai led the Warriors with 11 digs.

Warner Pacific's Matalasi Laban led all performers with 12 digs, while the Knights' offensive efforts were spearheaded by Grace Buchanan (six kills, .095 attack percentage).

The Warriors (16-7, 13-4 CCC) will return to the court tomorrow night for another Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) matchup, hosting Multnomah University at 5 p.m.