MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- Barry University's volleyball team picked the perfect time to pick up a perfect weekend. The Buccaneers swept their second opponent of the weekend, beating Embry-Riddle, 25-18, 25-17, 25-13, in convincing fashion at the Health & Sports Center.

The Bucs improved to 11-8. The Eagles fell to 11-8.

Barry broke away from a 13-13 tie in the first set on a kill by Jaeda Allen, who finished with 14 in the match. Jenny Trinidad's 100th career ace pushed the Bucs up by five, and Ivana Didanovic had a block, Kristina Filimonova pounded a kill and Genesis Castillo's kill put away the opening set in which Barry hit .257 on 13 kills and four errors.

Didanovic finished with six kills, no attack errors and two blocks. 

The Bucs were 13 of 1 in sideout chances. 

In the second set, Barry raced out to an 8-2 lead. Filimonova served two straight aces to extend the gap to 14-3. Embry-Riddle cut it to 18-15 on a Bucs hitting error. Allen put away a ball to make it 22-16, and Kishara Gordon came on for a kill and then served the final two points to send Barry into the intermission leading by two sets.

Ahead 12-10 in the third set, Barry used a four-point run on the heels of three kills by Allen and one by Eva Raat to take a 16-10 advantage. Rollins remained within six after a Bucs service error, but a putaway by Raat and another by Brittany Reynolds proved to be too much for the Eagles to overcome as they committed four straight hitting errors down the stretch to end the match.

Barry hit .309 and had 50 digs. Embry-Riddle had a .031 attack rate and 33 digs. 

Raat had six kills, and Reynolds had five. Kat Espinosa had 14 digs and three aces. Ariel Mangum had 13 digs and one ace. Juliana Tirabassi had 17 assists, and Trinidad had 13. Amanda Saunders had five kills for the Eagles. Both teams finished with five blocks. Barry had 10 aces, while Embry-Riddle served four. 

The Bucs will play at Palm Beach Atlantic 7 p.m. Tuesday.