Exponent Sports Desk

The Boilermakers, despite conceding their first set to Rutgers since 2021 and sixth in program history, emerges victorious against the Scarlet Knights Thursday night to add another win to their record. purdueexponent.org/sports/wo…

Purdue takes the fourth set 25-14 against Rutgers, after a kill by Grace Heaney closes out the match. Heaney also had a double-double, with 11 kills and 10 digs.

Purdue continues its scoring run after a kill by Mimi Mambu brings the Boilers to the technical timeout. The Boilermakers hold a 9-0 scoring run. The score is 15-8.

After a shaky third set, Rutgers calls a timeout after Purdue manages a 6-0 scoring run following 2 blocks by Kate Hansen. Purdue leads the fourth set 12-8.

Rutgers wins the third set with a score of 25-16. This set is the sixth set Purdue has conceded to the Scarlet Knights, a feat that hasn't occurred since 2021.

After a block shutting down an attack by Mimi Mambu, head coach Dave Shondell calls his first timeout in the third set. Rutgers holds the lead 18-9.

After winning the first and second set, Purdue finds itself down 15-8 in time for the technical timeout.

Purdue closes out the second set 25-18 after a kill by Mimi Mambu.

Rutgers calls their second timeout in the second set after an attack error made by Rutgers' Avery Jesewitz. Addy Tindall continues to lead the offense with 7 kills, followed by Mimi Mambu with 6 kills and Grace Heaney with 5 kills. The score is 20-15, Purdue leading.

After an assist by Ryan McAleer, Addy Tindall goes for the kill, bringing the Boilers to the technical timeout. Purdue leads 15-11.

After 2 kills by Grace Heaney and a tip by Kate Hansen, Rutgers uses their first timeout of the second set. The score is 10-6.

The Boilermakers close out the first set against the Scarlet Knights 25-15 after Kate Hansen and Mimi Mambu block a kill by Rutgers' Malia Romes.

Rutgers calls their second timeout of the set as Purdue leads 23-14, hoping to stop the Boilers' momentum.

A kill from Addy Tindall gives Purdue the advantage heading into the technical timeout 15-9. Tindall leads the offense with 4 kills.

Rutgers' head coach Caitlin Schweihofer calls a timeout after Purdue starts a 3-0 scoring run. Purdue leads the score 10-6.

Purdue volleyball is officially underway at Holloway Gymnasium, where the Boilermakers take on Rutgers.

After sitting out the season due to an undisclosed injury, Purdue volleyball’s Kenna Wollard shared in an Instagram post Thursday that she was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and that she is on track to remission. purdueexponent.org/sports/wo…

The Boilermakers improved each round to finish seventh at the Ka’Anapali Classic Sunday through Wednesday. purdueexponent.org/sports/me…

Junior defensive back Hudauri Hines and freshman offensive lineman Rico Schrieber speak to the media following Wednesday’s practice. purdueexponent.org/multimedi…

After a crushing setback against Washington and a week to reset, Purdue's perimeter pillars are ready to embrace the Beaver Stadium test. purdueexponent.org/sports/me…