DeLAND, Fla. - Behind a balanced attack, North Florida volleyball extended its winning streak to four with a 3-1 victory at Stetson on Friday evening at the Edmunds Center.

RECORDS: UNF - 14-8, 4-2 ASUN | Steston - 4-17, 1-5 ASUN

DOUBLE DOUBLES
Madilyn McCarty - 52 assists (season-high), 12 digs | Katarina Raicevic - 11 kills, 10 digs

OTHER TOP PERFORMERS
Ashley LaBorde - Season-High 25 Digs
Gabby O'Connell - 14 kills, 7 digs, 2 aces
Erin Edwards - 10 kills, .471 hitting percentage
Morgan Van Alstine - 9 kills, 5 block assists

QUICK HITS
- LaBorde's 25 digs are second-best for the season and her season-high.
- Raicevic recorded her first double-double of the season against the Hatters
- McCarty has now recorded 50 digs in two matches with the 52 against the Hatters being a best at UNF.
- The 54 total assists are the fourth best for the Ospreys this season.

HOW IT HAPPENED
The opening set was knotted at 10-all before the Ospreys went ahead on a kill from freshman Gabby O'Connell and never looked back. North Florida was able to take its biggest lead of the frame at 22-17 on a bad set from Stetson and despite the Hatters wittling down the advantage to two on back-to-back points, UNF held on to take the win.

Stetson had a strong showing in the second frame and knotted the score at 1-1 as it only allowed UNF to hit .182, a match low. The hosts used a 5-0 run late in the set to secure the 25-19 victory. After the intermission, North Florida came out ready to play. A 6-0 run in the early goings to give the Ospreys a 13-10 lead. The teams then traded points and met at 19-19 for the final tie of the set. Stetson stayed closed, but North Florida took the 2-1 lead with four straight points down the stretch.

In the final set, the Ospreys responded after being down 5-0 at the start to tying the game nine times until 15-all. The Hatters recorded three straight errors to put the visitors out front where they remained for the match. A final kill from Katarina Raicevic closed out the match with the 25-21 win.

UP NEXT
North Florida has a tough match ahead on Saturday as it travels to FGCU. The Eagles have lost just one conference match and are outhitting their opponents, .284 to .178. Match time is set for 6 p.m.