TWIN FALLS, Idaho (October 24, 2019) -- After getting off to a slow start on Thursday against the defending National Champions on their home court, the fifth-ranked Snow College women's volleyball team came storming back to win the next three sets and hold off Southern Idaho, 3-1. With the win, the Badgers improved to 27-2 overall and 7-0 in conference play. The win equals a school rally scoring record for most wins in a single season. 

Thursday's victory also marked the 100th win for the Badgers during the Jeff Reynolds oaching era. 

"I don't care if it's in three, four or five games, anytime you can beat Southern Idaho on their home court it's a good night," Reynolds said. "We got off to a slow start, made some adjustments in the second set, and got things figured out. I'm extremely proud of this team for the way they played tonight. It was a complete team victory. I'm also extremely grateful for the 46 players, assistant coaches, managers, trainers, administrative staff, and all those who have helped us put together a great run the past four years. It's true what they say about surrounding yourself with great people." 

Freshman Korrin Thornock and sophomore Andreanna McKee each had a team-best nine kills for the Badgers. Sophomore Bridget Triplett came off the bench to chip in eight kills and six blocks. Freshman Lydia Montague added seven kills and also had six blocks. Freshman Ellee Anderson was credited with a match-high 30 assists. 

Defensively, Sarah Morley was credited with a team leading 18 digs, followed by Thornock and Savannah Tanner who had 13 digs each. 

Snow will next travel to Salt Lake Community College on Saturday. Match time is slated for 1 p.m. (MT).