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Stay connected with Niagara Volleyball on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. 15, before traveling to Marist on Sunday, Oct. Niagara will begin a four-game road swing at Siena next Saturday, Oct.Kylie Blessing finished the game with 17 assists, one shy of her career-high.Imbuzeiro registered three aces on the afternoon, one shy of her season-best four against Canisius on Sept.

The sophomore has now recorded 15-plus digs in seven matches this season, including five in league play.

Bella Peroni led NU with 16 digs, the fourth-most in a three-set match this season.

The 11 kills are also the fourth-most by a Purple Eagle in a three-set match this season.

Vogen led Niagara with 11 kills, her third-straight contest with 10 or more kills.

This weekend's sweep is Niagara's first at home since it swept Iona and Manhattan on Oct.

Niagara has won three of its last four to improve to 4-4 in league play.

The Peacocks would get within four a few times before Niagara sealed the set three win by the score of 25-20.

With NU up 15-12, the Purple Eagles rattled off three-straight points with two kills from Imbuzeiro and another from Allen to go up 18-12.

The Peacocks would go on a 4-0 run of their own to make it an 11-9 game.

The run was once again highlighted by Imbuzeiro and Vogen, as well as Taylor Allen.

That lead would grow to 11-5 after a 4-1 run for the Purple and White.

Niagara took a 7-4 lead early on in the third set, with two kills from Imbuzeiro and one apiece from Vogen and Liana Tolliver.

The Peacocks would take the next two points before NU sealed the 25-17 set win with a kill from Simpson and a Peacock attack error.

Niagara's lead would grow to eight, 23-15, following the media timeout, with Vogen, Wronska, and Allie Simpson and Imbuzeiro recording kills.

Vogen and Kinga Wronska combined for six kills during the first portion of the set.

Niagara would have a 15-12 lead by the time the set reached the media timeout.Vogen sealed the set win with her fourth kill. After SPU recorded its 11th point of the set, Niagara took the final three points to clinch the set.Jenna Vogen recorded an ace and kill to highlight the run for NU. Niagara would then take four-straight points to go up by 12, 22-10.Saint Peter's would make it an 18-10 games after taking two of three points.Laryssa Imbuzeiro recorded a kill and a pair of kills to start the run and later added another service ace to total three off the Purple Eagle points during the run.With the score 8-7 in favor of the Purple Eagles, Niagara would roll off nine unanswered points to take a 17-7 lead.The pair of league wins moves Niagara to 4-4 in MAAC play and 5-12 overall. NIAGARA UNIVERSITY, NY – The Purple Eagles capped off the weekend with a three-set win (25-11, 25-17, 25-20) over Saint Peter's, completing the weekend sweep without dropping a single set.