Memphis -  Rhodes College volleyball honored lone senior Kelsey Glasper before their final games of the 2020-21 spring season Saturday. 

With nothing to lose, Rhodes jumped out to a 3-0 lead before a 6-1 run later put Hendrix ahead 13-11. The Warriors took a 16-13 advantage before Rhodes connected on five straight points to lead by two (18-16). Rhodes reached 20 first but Hendrix held a slight advantage 22-21 before a block from Drew Kalman and Annie Entz tied the game. The two teams traded kills. Tied at 25-all, Shayla Garrison secured a kill before a Hendrix attack error put Rhodes ahead 1-0 in game one with  the 27-25 victory. 

Hendrix led 7-4 in the second set and scored seven straight points to break open the game before winning 25-13. Rhodes rebounded with a 25-16 third set victory which included a run of five unanswered points and a 6-1 run. After Hendrix opened the fourth set with five straight points, the Warriors jumped ahead by as many as nine points (14-5). Hendrix led 24-16, but the Lynx made the Warriors work for the victory, scoring four straight points before Hendrix forced a fifth set. 

Tied 4-4, the Lynx secured six points in a row. Hendrix pulled with three (12-9), but a 3-1 run closed out the upset for Rhodes which included a kill from Glasper as well as Garrison. 

During the first game, Garrison led Rhodes with 15 kills followed by Glasper with 13 and Gabrielle White with 12. Marissa Hall led Rhodes with 26 digs followed by Glasper who tallied 21.

Game Two
The two squads battled back and forth in the second game until they were tied 13-13. The Lynx secured an 18-15 lead and eventually a 24-20 advantage. The Lynx took the set on a Hendrix service error. Tied 5-5 in the second set, Hendrix pulled away on a 7-2 run to lead 12-7. Rhodes answered with a 6-1 run which included five straight points to tie the game 12-all and eventually 13-all. Hendrix led 19-16 and closed out the set with six straight points. Rhodes held a 21-13 lead, scoring their 20th and 21st points on back-to-back blocks, but the Warriors tallied six consecutive points to cut Rhodes'  lead by two. Rhodes went ahead by three (23-20) before the Warriors posted three kills, a block and a service ace to win their second straight set (25-23). 

Hendrix led by one but six straight points put them ahead 15-8 in the fourth set. A 6-1 run by the Warriors put them one point away from the victory, which was stalled on a Warriors attack error. A kill secured the four-set victory  for the Warriors who advance to the Southern Athletic Association Tournament next week. 

During the game, Garrison again led Rhodes at the net with 15 kills, followed by White with 10 and Kathryn Chambers with eight. The Lynx totaled seven blocks in the game with 15 blocks assists, led by White with four while Kalman and Chambers each tallied three. Hall led Rhodes again in the back row with 19 digs.

Rhodes finished the season with a 3-9 record.