SEATTLE (Nov. 2) -- In the final home match of her collegiate career, Carri Colvin (Sr., Vancouver, Wa./Praire) recorded team-highs of 14 kills, 14 digs and four blocks to lead the Seattle Pacific University volleyball team past Northwest Nazarene University 30- 28, 30-27, 30-24 Saturday night at Brougham Pavilion.

The victory snaps a four-match losing streak for the Falcons (6-9, 7-15) and hands the Crusaders (7-7, 11-10) just their third sweep in conference play this season.

The Falcons never trailed the Crusaders in the first two games and rallied from a seven-point margin in game three to seal the sweep. Colvin recorded a .278 hitting percentage on just four attack errors and added two service aces to her final night at the

pavilion.

Teammates Monica Herrera (Jr., Lima, Peru/Mercy College) and Andra Taylor (Jr., Camas, Wa./Mt. Hood CC) chipped in 13 and 10 kills, respectively. Taylor also hit a team- high 40 percent and her kill total sets a new career high. As a team, SPU hit .204, the first time the team reached the .200 mark in the previous five matches.

Lindsay Miller led the Crusaders with 10 kills while Jaime Butler-Dawson added 13 digs in the losing effort.

SPU's remaining three matches of the season are on the road, beginning next Thursday in Monmouth, Ore., against Western Oregon.

SPU def. Northwest Nazarene University 30-28, 30-27, 30- 24

Kills--SPU 51 (Colvin 14), NNU 40

Digs--SPU 52 (Colvin 14), NNU 57

Blocks--SPU 7 (Colvin 4), NNU 10

Assists--SPU 48 (Higgins 40), NNU 38

Attack Percentage--SPU .204, NNU .130