DES MOINES, Iowa – Freshman Allison Turner (Wildwood, Mo./Lafayette) had 10 kills and senior Lea Sack (Lincoln, Neb./Pius X) notched a match-high 17 digs in the final outing of her career to lead the Braves as Bradley Volleyball wrapped up the 2015 season with a 25-15, 25-20, 25-14 loss at Drake Saturday afternoon.

Sack's 17 digs helped her finish with exactly 500 digs for the year as she turned in the fifth 500-dig season in school history.  In addition, Sack wrapped up her Bradley career tied with Cindy Novak for third in program history with 1,346 career digs. 

Turner had six of her team-best 10 kills in the opening set and Sack collected nine of her 17 digs in the first set.  Bradley trailed 12-8 after an Erica Haslag (Jefferson City, Mo./Helias Catholic) kill, when Drake used a 6-0 run to build a 18-8 advantage.  The Bulldogs came up with 27 digs in the first set and took the opening frame 25-15. 

Bradley was close early in the second set, trailing 8-6 following one of Kelsey Cave's (Solon, Iowa/Solon) four kills in the stanza.  Drake answered with four consecutive points, however, and later extended the lead to 17-8.  The Braves managed to pull within four at 20-16 on a block by Turner and senior Cordelia Murphy (Marseilles, Ill./Marquette), but that's as close as Bradley would get as the Bulldogs won the set 25-20.

Drake hit .387 in the third set and held Bradley to an .029 attack percentage in what proved to be the final frame.  The Bulldogs scored six consecutive points behind a pair of kills and a block from Kyla Inderski to build an early 9-3 edge.  Drake was able to push the lead to double digits at 15-5 and the Bulldogs cruised to a 25-14 victory to complete the sweep.  Murphy and Haslag each had three kills to help pace the Braves in the third set. 

Senior Jessica Teel (San Antonio, Texas/Claudia Taylor Johnson) had a double-double in the final match of her career, finishing with 19 assists, 11 digs and two aces.  Murphy led Bradley with three blocks and attacked at a .417 clip with six kills in her final match as a Brave. 

Grace Schofield helped paced Drake with 10 kills, 11 digs and two aces.  The victory helped the Bulldogs finish in a tie with Indiana State for seventh in the MVC standings at 6-12.