MORRIS, Minn. - It was a big night for sophomore setter Layne Herrmann as she became the sixth player in program history to surpass 2000 career assists and she reached 1000 season assists as the Cougars won home matches over St. Scholastica and Concordia-Moorhead Friday night at the PE Center.

Herrmann was 13 assists shy of reaching the 2000 career assists milestone and she was able to reach that in the first set against St. Scholastica. Late in the set, Herrmann fed Morgan Miller for a kill that made it 22-13 UMM. That marked Herrmann's 13th assist of the set and the Cougar bench gave out a big, extended cheer to acknowledge their teammate's accomplish.

The Cougars closed out the set 25-13 and closed out the match with 25-12 and 25-16 set victories to move to 11-2 in UMAC play.

Herrmann finished with 41 assists in the contest as she also recorded nine digs. Marissa Ekness and Miller each had 10 kills. Katie Reitsma led with 14 digs.

Minnesota Morris went out of conference for their second match of the night as they entertained Concordia-Moorhead. The two met last Friday in Moorhead with the Cougars gaining a five-set win. UMM would only need four sets to gain another win over the Cobbers on Friday (23-25, 25-14, 25-21, 25-18).

Herrmann had another great outing with 44 more assists. Ekness recorded 20 kills and 12 digs. Miller had 13 kills and five blocks and Reitsma added 14 more digs.

Minnesota Morris (22-6, 11-2 in UMAC) hits the road for their next match, Tuesday at Martin Luther.