St. Louis - In the final home match of the season, the Maryville volleyball team was looking to build a two-match winning streak but Southern Indiana emerged from Moloney Arena with a three-set victory over the Saints. USI won via set scores of 25-20, 25-15, 25-14.
 
The Saints were down 11-8 in the first set before tying the score at 11. Ashley Selman recorded a kill, and Taryn Trubich served an ace. Selman and Grace Balcerak had a block to tie the set 11-11. At 12-all, the duo of Selman and Balcerak recorded another block to put the Saints ahead 13-12. The teams then traded runs. USI scored four straight to take a 16-13 lead before Maryville answered with five consecutive points. Balcerak's kill started the run, and a USI ball handling error pushed the Saints ahead 18-16. It was then the Screaming Eagles who reeled off four in a row to take a 20-18 lead. The Saints still trailed 22-19 before Maddie Timmermann pounded down a kill. USI closed the set with three straight to win the set.
 
Maryville was down 3-2 until USI went on a 7-0 run to take early control of set two. Selman's kill stopped the Screaming Eagles for a moment before the visitors recorded another 6-0 burst. A Timmermann kill was the first point of a 4-0 burst by the Saints, and Maryville later scored four of five points. The Screaming Eagles held off the Saints to take a 2-0 lead.
 
USI led set three 6-4 and surged ahead on the strength of a 7-0 run. Selman ended the USI run with a kill. After a finish by Timmermann and a USI miscue, Maryville trimmed the deficit to 18-11 but that would prove to be as close as the Saints would get as USI won its second straight to improve to 18-9 overall, 8-8 in the Great Lakes Valley Conference.
 
Selman topped the Saints attack with 11 kills and hit .474 to go along with four blocks. Timmermann added 10 kills and hit .348 and contributed two blocks. Ali Lampen finished with a match-high 16 digs as the Saints slipped to 15-12 overall, 6-10 in the league.