Middle Tennessee Comes From Behind to Defeat FIU
November 2, 2003 · MT Media RelationsMiddle Tennessee (11-16, 3-7 Sun Belt East) moves up to seventh place in the Sun Belt Conference with the win, while FIU (11-13, 3-8 Sun Belt East) and New Orleans - 3-1 losers to North Texas this afternoon - are now tied for eighth in the Sun Belt standings.
The Lady Raiders received a strong performance today from Karisse Baker, who led all players with 23 kills and a .452 hitting percentage.
FIU held the Lady Raiders to a .086 hitting percentage through the first two games. In game one, the Golden Panthers took 15 of the final 18 points to win the game 30-24. Fundora and Jones each had five kills, while Owens added four kills with no errors, hitting .571 for the game.
Similar to the first game, FIU won 11 of the last 15 points to win the second game, 30-28. Baker tallied eight kills in game three to lead Middle Tennessee.
The Lady Raiders held the Golden Panthers to a .027 hitting percentage through the final two games en route to the victory.
Middle Tennessee returns home for a five-match home stand to complete the regular season. The Lady Raiders host Austin Peay Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Alumni Memorial Gym.
Friend of the Blue Raiders? Like us on Facebook and become part of the True Blue army today.
More Volleyball News
May 16, 2013: Volleyball to host 2013 Conference USA ChampionshipsMay 8, 2013: Volleyball schedule set for 2013
Apr 18, 2013: Blue Raider Volleyball signs Maka to NLI
Feb 18, 2013: C-USA sets league volleyball schedule for 2013
Jan 24, 2013: Camp dates for Volleyball announced
Nov 19, 2012: Volleyball signs two during fall signing period











