WSU volleyball wins sixth consecutive game against GVSU
Wayne State volleyball played against Grand Valley State University, sweeping the last three sets to make this WSU's sixth consecutive win, on Nov. 16.
The Lakers led the first set 9-4, which then turned into a lead of 17-0. The Warriors were able to decrease the shortfall with two kills from junior Olivia Fike and redshirt sophomore Taylor Wagner. However, the Lakers would press on to win 25-21.
During the second set, Fike scored back-to-back points, which gave WSU an advantage of 13-11. Redshirt sophomore Lauren VanderWal executed a kill and gave the Warriors a lead of 16-14. After a spike by Wagner, the score, 22-20, was in the Warrior's advantage. The score eventually became 24-22 — making the Warriors one point away from winning the set — but GVSU broke serve and won 29-27.
In the third set, Fike was able to carry out two kills making the Warriors lead by 6-3. After two errors were called on the Lakers, combined with a kill from VanderWal and an ace from Wagner pushed to score to 11-6. Eventually, after a kill by junior Summer Farris, WSU won the set by 25-15
The last set was
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The Warriors starting the game with a team huddle.
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Sophomore Kamryn Duffield executing an assisting.
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Two GVSU players blocking WSU-player Taylor Wagner's spike.
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Lauren VanderWal assisting as GVSU tries to block the shot.
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Head coach Tim Koth giving the Warriors a half-time time.
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GVSU fans' reactions when an error was called on the Lakers.
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Freshman Maddy Benoit taking a fall after a dive. Benoit anchored the defense with 21 digs.
(2) comments
It's a good news for WSU volleyball, they should have much more interesting matches than ever / thiet ke noi that can ho 55m2
after covid stop, all sport would come back with much more event >> ping gạch ốp tường mặt tiền
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