CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland State volleyball team picked up its second straight win Sunday afternoon, earning a 3-2 victory over Robert Morris to complete the 2-0 weekend in Woodling Gymnasium. With the win, the Vikings are now 8-15 overall this season and 6-6 in Horizon League play.

Sunday's victory over RMU gave Cleveland State the season sweep in the series, marking the second season sweep for the Vikings this year (Youngstown State).

Offensively, London Portis led the Vikings with the first 20-kill match of the season, finishing with a career-high 20 kills against RMU. In addition, Keanna Avery posted 12 kills, also marking a career-high.

Abby Miller finished with 47 assists as the Vikings finished with a .245 hitting percentage, marking the fifth 40-assist match of the season.

As a team, the Vikings posted 10 service aces on the match, including three from Sarah DeGeorge.

Defensively, the Vikings were led by Audrey McConihe who finished with 21 digs, while Halayna Kesling posted 13 and Emma Walker finished with 11.

After dropping the first two sets, the Vikings responded by earning a 25-23 victory in the third set, before picking up a convincing 25-14 win in set four and a 15-9 victory in the fifth and deciding set.

During the third frame, the Vikings were able to control play throughout the majority of the set, and picked up two of the final three points on a pair of Portis kills, to keep the Vikings in the match.

The Vikings were then able to carry their momentum into the fourth set, as they earned a 17-9 advantage midway through the frame on seven straight points, ending with a McConihe service ace and RMU error. Cleveland State then controlled play throughout the rest of the set, closing out the 25-14 victory with three straight points on a Colonial error, Portis kill and Ainslie McLaughlin block.

After rallying back from two sets down, the Vikings got a quick start during the deciding set, as they gained a 10-4 advantage on a Portis and McLaughlin block. After RMU answered with three straight points, the Vikings were able to regain a five-point lead on a Portis kill and RMU error. Cleveland State then closed out the set with back-to-back kills from Portis and Avery.

Next up for the Vikings will be a single match at Oakland next week, as they are set to face the Grizzlies on Friday, October 29.