The emergence of freshman libero Kizzy Rodrigues have the Terriers looking new and improved in 2018, winning two of three matches in their own early-season tournament. The Las Vegas native racked up 4.89 digs per set to rank her first in the NEC through two weeks of the season. Rodriguez dug up 19 NJIT attempts on Friday to help her team to its first win over the Highlanders in four years. The first year defensive specialist added another 13 in the Terriers third win of the season on Saturday, defeating Delaware State in straight sets.