LAKE CHARLES—Senior Lizzy Low joined an elite group in McNeese Volleyball history here Friday night when she reached the 1,000^th career dig milestone in the second set against 14^th ranked Baylor to conclude the 2022 City of Lacy Lakeview Tournament. She entered the match needing three digs and ended the match with nine, now giving her for 1,006 for her career.
 
McNeese (4-10), who dropped the match in straight sets (18-25 18-25, 17-25), was led in kills by Mikayla Christiansen's career tying 11 kills.
 
Other Cowgirl leaders were Bailey Tillman who was the only Cowgirl to record double figure digs with 15.  Mia Perales dished out 14 assists and Sanni Rantanen was credited with five blocks while Kendall Glueck was credited with four.
 
Baylor improved to 10-2 on the season and was led in kills by Riley Simpson's 13 kills. Allie Sczech added 10 kills while Lauren Briseno had a team high 11 digs.
 
McNeese will return home next week to open Southland Conference play beginning with a 6:30 p.m. match against Texas A&M-Commerce on Thursday, Sept. 22. The Cowgirls will remain home to host Northwestern State on Sat., Sept. 24 at 11 a.m. in what has been designated as Alumni Day. Any former alumni are asked to complete this form if they plan on attending.
 
 
McNeese Notes
• Senior Lizzy Low picked up her 1,000^th career dig in the second set
• Mikayla Christiansen tied her career high with 11 kills and was the only McNeese player to record double figure kills
• Bailey Tillman led McNeese with 15 digs. It's the 13^th match Tillman records double figure digs
• Mia Perales dished out 14 assists. It's her 12^th match with 10 or more assists
• Sanni Rantanen led McNeese with five blocks