DURANT, Okla. - Allie Anderson turned in an 11-kill performance with two blocks, while Emily Ragsdale added nine kills, two aces, and seven blocks as the Arkansas Tech Golden Suns volleyball team (11-6, 4-1 Great American Conference turned in a 3-0 sweep of Southeastern Oklahoma (1-14, 0-5) on Friday night at Bloomer Sullivan Arena. 

NEXT UP

• The Golden Suns head to Ada, Okla. for a matchup with East Central. First serve from the Kerr Center is set for noon. 

HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Golden Suns raced out to a 5-1 advantage in the opening set and did not allow the Savage Storm to score consecutive points until SE narrowed the gap to 10-6. 
• SE pulled to within 13-10 on a Hannah Grant kill before an attack error and a Haylee Paladini kill gave Tech a five-point (15-10) advantage again. 
• With Tech seizing a five-point (20-15) lead after an Addison Masters kill, Southeastern reeled off four consecutive points to pull to within 20-19. 
• The Golden Suns responded with four of the next five points to serve the first set point at 24-20, and the Savage Storm held off a pair of points before a bad set gave Tech the win in the opening set 25-22. 
• Southeastern scored the first two points of the next set before Tech took the next five to jump ahead 5-2. 
• Southeastern was able to pull to wihtin two points, including at the 13-11 mark after a bad Tech set, but the Golden Suns scored four of the next five to pull ahead 17-12. 
• Southeastern scored its last point on a service error at 21-16, before the Golden Suns took the final four points of the set to claim a 25-16 win to claim a 2-0 advantage. 
• The Golden Suns jumped out to a 5-1 advantage in the third set. 
• Southeastern pulled to within two multiple times and was able to tie the set at 13-13 and 14-14. 
• The Golden Suns scored nine of the next eleven points, setting up match point at 24-17. An attack error closed the set at 25-17 and the match 3-0 for the Golden Suns. 

NOTABLES

• Anderson hit .323 with her 11 kills, Ragsdale hit .600 with nine kills on 15 swings, and Paladini hit .444 with nine kills. 
• Madison Grantham had six service aces and nine digs.
• Tymber Riley led the Golden Suns with 11 digs, while Eily Acker had 35 assists. 
• Tech outhit SE .323 to .106 for the match, hitting a match-best .419 in set two.