HARTSVILLE, S.C. -- The Lady Railsplitters (12-11, 9-8 SAC) racked up 22 block assists and limited the Coker Cobras (4-18, 1-16 SAC) to a .029 attack percentage in a 25-15, 25-10, 25-27, 25-18 win in South Atlantic Conference volleyball action on Friday night in Hartsville, S.C.
 
Lincoln Memorial won its third consecutive match and improved to 6-0 all-time against the Cobras, who lost their eighth consecutive match since October 9.
 
The Lady Railsplitters produced 51 kills on a .191 attack percentage with 21 errors, 51 assists, six service aces, 86 digs and 22 block assists, falling just two shy of matching their season-high in that category, which they accumulated in the first meeting with Coker back on September 25. Coker, meanwhile, had 41 kills and 36 errors, finishing with a .029 hitting percentage. The Cobras collected 40 assists, three aces, 76 digs and 14 block assists.
 
Kiera Holland (Columbia, S.C.) led all players with 12 kills, but she was limited to a .156 attack percentage due to seven attack miscues. She also contributed 14 digs, two block assists and a solo block. Liz Brock (Lima, Ohio) had nine kills, 14 digs and three block assists, while Brooke Fleeman (Nashville, Tenn.) also had nine kills with five digs. Danielle Ged (Smyrna, Tenn.) accounted for eight error-free kills, hitting .400 in the match, to go along with a solo block and a block assist. Jazzy Oates (Franklin, Tenn.) put up seven kills on just 11 attempts (.455 attack percentage) with a match-high seven block assists.
 
Abby Cash (New Carlisle, Ohio) was spectacular once again for the Lady Railsplitters, tallying 47 assists, one ace, 15 digs and four block assists. Erica Whiteaker (Kingston Springs, Tenn.) led all players with 20 digs.
 
Back-to-back kills from Kara Overholt and Shealynn Miller staked the Cobras to a 5-4 lead early in set one, but the Lady Railsplitters used two kills from Holland and two aces by Fleeman to fuel a 9-0 run and take a commanding 13-5 lead. Lincoln Memorial controlled the pace for the remainder of the set, as two straight kills from Ged increased the Lady Railsplitters' advantage to 18-7. LMU, who hit .303 and held Coker to a .056 clip, cruised to the finish line with a 25-15 victory.
 
The Lady Railsplitters carried that momentum into the second set, taking a 9-3 lead following a kill by Holland and a Coker attack error. The Cobras stopped the bleeding briefly with a kill from Miller, but Lincoln Memorial won eight of the next nine rallies, a stretch aided by five Coker attack errors, to build an insurmountable 17-5 lead. Back-to-back aces from Whiteaker followed by another Coker attack error clinched the Lady Railsplitters' 25-10 victory. LMU hit .296 and accounted for 10 points via the kill, while Coker gave 10 points away in the attack with a -.054 hitting percentage.
 
Coker built a big lead in the third set and managed to avoid a straight-set sweep by holding off the Lady Railsplitters late. With the set tied at 3-3, the Cobras stepped into the driver's seat by winning the point in nine of the next 12 rallies to take a 12-6 lead. A kill by Ragan Kennen made it 16-10 later in the set to keep the deficit at six points, but the Lady Railsplitters went on a quick 4-1 spurt to trim Coker's lead to 17-14. The Lady Railsplitters trailed the remainder of the way before fighting off set point to even the score at 25-25. The Cobras would, however, win the next two points to force a fourth set.
 
The Lady Railsplitters hit .140 in the fourth set with 12 kills and six errors, but Coker gave them a ton of help by committing 11 attack errors and hitting -.041. Lincoln Memorial won the first five points of the set before waltzing to a 25-18 match-clinching victory.
 
Madison Bingle had 10 kills to lead the Cobras, but she also had 10 attack errors to finish with a .000 hitting percentage. Alexis Berles and Megan Hardy added seven kills apiece. Christen Bragg led the Cobras in assists with 35, while Missy Reid collected a team-high 19 digs.
 
The Lady Railsplitters complete the weekend and aim for their fourth consecutive win on Saturday when they travel to Wingate for a 5 p.m. first serve. The Bulldogs, who beat Carson-Newman in five sets on Friday night, have won 15 straight matches since their last loss on September 18.