DURANT, Okla. – Southeastern got a combined 30 kills from Gabby Jones and Rylee Jackson as Southeastern scored its biggest win of the season, knocking off No. 22 Oklahoma Baptist 3-0 on Thursday evening in Bloomer Sullivan Gymnasium.
 
The win is the first win over a ranked opponent under head coach Nicole Solum-Mitchell and lifts the Savage Storm to 10-14 overall on the season and 5-7 in Great American Conference play.
 
SE also hands the Bison their first loss in league play this season and snapped a 10-game winning streak.
 
"Beyond proud of this group and this program," said Solum-Mitchell. "To have a Top-25 win and to end their hope for a perfect season. We had a mindset shift and it worked for us. The crowd played a huge role for us and we cannot thank them enough. We are excited for our next opportunity to play!"
 
Jones turned in a match-high 16 kills on the night, hitting .233 on 43 attacks and added 13 digs to round out a double-double. 
 
Jackson was right behind with 14 kills, while Sophee Dean added six.
 
Jasmin Dion finished the match with 33 assists while adding four kills on offense and 13 digs defensively.
 
Patience Lewis logged 22 digs in the effort, followed by 14 from Kylee Turner with Dion and Jones turning in 13 apiece.
 
Southeastern came out firing, jumping out to a 7-1 lead in the first set on the strength of three Jones kills.
 
The Storm maintained the lead throughout the set, with OBU closing the score late, using a 10-1 run to turn a 20-13 Storm lead into a 23-21 deficit.
 
SE would then take seven of the next 10 points to rally for a 28-26 win and open up a 1-0 lead.
 
The teams traded points to open the second set, but he Storm would again push out to a lead in the first half of the set, going up by as many as four points before the Bison rallied to knot the set at 19-19.
 
The Storm pushed out to a 23-20 lead, but OBU answered with three-straight points to again tie the set at 23-23.
 
Dean then closed out the set with back-to-back kills to take the set 25-23 and take a 2-0 lead.
 
In the final set the Storm jumped out to a 6-1 lead and never looked back as Jackson's six third-set kills powered SE to a commanding 25-14 win to secure the upset victory.