WINONA LAKE, Ind. – Senior Night was a smashing success for Grace's volleyball team.

The Lady Lancers honored lone senior Gina Novotny before the match, and then Grace proceeded to make quick work of Goshen on Wednesday during a 3-0 sweep.

Grace excelled at nearly every facet of the game. The Lady Lancers had almost 30 more kills than the Maple Leafs (49 to 20), held Goshen to a .093 attack percentage and served up seven aces.

The Lady Lancers' offense was explosive in the opening set. Grace racked up 20 kills in a 25-15 victory. Anna Frey started the match with seven kills in the set, tallying more kills than Goshen's entire team produced (6).

Grace's defense held Goshen to just five kills in the second set. The Lady Lancers rolled to a 12-point win, taking a commanding lead in the match.

The Maple Leafs did not have much of a fight in the third set. An early 5-0 run gave Grace separation, and the Lady Lancers cruised to a 25-14 win to cap off the sweep.

Frey amassed 11 kills, 8 digs and 2 aces, and Alisha Leffring added 11 kills (on just two errors), 1 solo block and 4 block assists.

Jadyn Ross finished with 10 kills with only one error, and Jenna Mueller tallied eight kills on 14 swings.

Emily Peterson and Morgan Syoen each had 19 assists, and Peterson also chipped in five kills and three block assists.

Novotny, the program's all-time leader in digs, added to her record with 23 digs. Grace Erwin had nine digs, and McKenzie Stakely finished with four digs and two aces.

The Lady Lancers end the regular season on Saturday, playing at Spring Arbor at 3 p.m. Grace currently sits seventh in the league standings, one game ahead of Huntington and St. Francis.