With her team embroiled in a pair of battles on the road, McMaster’s veteran libero stepped up as a steadying force, delivering the digs when needed en route to victories in Windsor and London.
The fifth-year Geography and Environmental Sciences major put up 20 digs in the Marauders come-from-behind, five-set victory over the Windsor Lancers Saturday, before notching 21 in four sets of work Sunday, as McMaster out-duelled their perennial rival Western in a 3-1 win.
While Mac improved to 4-1 with the wins, grabbing hold of sole control of the top spot in the OUA West, Heath took the OUA lead in digs per set (5.05) while moving to second in total digs, with 101.
