Friday, September 6
San Francisco, Calif.
1 PM ET
Purdue Fort Wayne
1-3
0
vs
3
Nevada
2-0
1
2
3
F
Purdue Fort Wayne
21
25
15
0
Nevada
25
27
25
3
Team Stats
PFW
NEV
Kills
38
39
Errors
20
11
Attempts
101
99
Hitting %
.178
.283
Points
44.0
51.0
Assists
35
29
Aces
5
4
Blocks
1.0
8.0
Game Leaders
Kills
11
Aces
3
Blocks
0
Kills
9
Aces
0
Blocks
0
Kills
6
Aces
0
Blocks
1
Kills
4
Aces
0
Blocks
0
Players Mentioned
MB
/ Women's VolleyballOH
/ Women's Volleyball
S
/ Women's Volleyball
MB
/ Women's Volleyball
S
/ Women's Volleyball
OH
/ Women's Volleyball
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/ Women's VolleyballOPP
/ Women's Volleyball
Katie Crowe
Photo by: Josh Gales
Women's Volleyball Drops Pair at San Francisco Tournament
9/6/2019 11:42:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
SAN FRANCISCO - Purdue Fort Wayne women's volleyball dropped a pair of matches at the San Francisco Tournament on Friday (Sept. 6) at the Sobreto Center.
GAME 1
Despite a perfect 9-0-9 day from Sydney Boerst, Purdue Fort Wayne fell to the Nevada Wolfpack 3-0 (25-21, 27-25, 25-15) in the opening match of the weekend. Boerst was the only person on the floor to record a hitting percentage higher than .545. The 'Dons and Wolfpack were even as late as 14-all before Nevada went on a 6-1 run that put the first set out of reach. Katie Crowe had an ace that put the 'Dons up 14-13.
In the second set, the 'Dons led by as many as four at 18-14 after an 8-2 push, capped off by a pair of aces by Kendyll Gebert. The Wolfpack clawed back, retaking the lead at 21-20. The Mastodons had a set point opportunity at 24-23, but Nevada took four of the last five points to go up 2-0. The third set was all Wolfpack, as they used a 12-2 opening run to start, and a 7-1 run later to go up 13. The 'Dons took six straight points, including a pocket pair of aces and a pair of kills from Crowe, but Nevada took the last three points of the morning.
Julia Wayer had a match-high 13 digs, coupled with Crowe's match-high 11 kills.
The Mastodons fell to 1-3, while Nevada improves to 3-1.
GAME 2
The Mastodons fell to host San Francisco in three sets (25-18, 25-14, 25-19) in the nightcap.
The Dons jumped out to a 17-10 lead before the Mastodons called a timeout. The 'Dons charged back with a 6-1 run that forced a USF timeout. Madelyn Wurster and Sandra Hoevels both combined for a pair of blocks in this run. The Dons took six of the last eight points to take the first set.
USF used a 4-0 run to start the second set, and would only expand the lead from there. The Dons used a 7-2 run to go up 2-0. Maddi Nell had an ace just before this run. Purdue Fort Wayne held close in the third after a San Francisco run thanks to four straight points under Sidney Schiller's serve. The freshman topped off the run with an ace.
Wurster and Crowe were the two kill leaders for the Mastodons with seven and six kills each. Boerst had four blocks to lead the Purdue Fort Wayne defense.
The Mastodons fall to 1-4, and San Francisco improves to 3-2. The 'Dons will play UC Riverside on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET before coming home to play IUPUI on Tuesday (Sept. 10) on Arnie Ball Court.
GAME 1
Despite a perfect 9-0-9 day from Sydney Boerst, Purdue Fort Wayne fell to the Nevada Wolfpack 3-0 (25-21, 27-25, 25-15) in the opening match of the weekend. Boerst was the only person on the floor to record a hitting percentage higher than .545. The 'Dons and Wolfpack were even as late as 14-all before Nevada went on a 6-1 run that put the first set out of reach. Katie Crowe had an ace that put the 'Dons up 14-13.
In the second set, the 'Dons led by as many as four at 18-14 after an 8-2 push, capped off by a pair of aces by Kendyll Gebert. The Wolfpack clawed back, retaking the lead at 21-20. The Mastodons had a set point opportunity at 24-23, but Nevada took four of the last five points to go up 2-0. The third set was all Wolfpack, as they used a 12-2 opening run to start, and a 7-1 run later to go up 13. The 'Dons took six straight points, including a pocket pair of aces and a pair of kills from Crowe, but Nevada took the last three points of the morning.
Julia Wayer had a match-high 13 digs, coupled with Crowe's match-high 11 kills.
The Mastodons fell to 1-3, while Nevada improves to 3-1.
GAME 2
The Mastodons fell to host San Francisco in three sets (25-18, 25-14, 25-19) in the nightcap.
The Dons jumped out to a 17-10 lead before the Mastodons called a timeout. The 'Dons charged back with a 6-1 run that forced a USF timeout. Madelyn Wurster and Sandra Hoevels both combined for a pair of blocks in this run. The Dons took six of the last eight points to take the first set.
USF used a 4-0 run to start the second set, and would only expand the lead from there. The Dons used a 7-2 run to go up 2-0. Maddi Nell had an ace just before this run. Purdue Fort Wayne held close in the third after a San Francisco run thanks to four straight points under Sidney Schiller's serve. The freshman topped off the run with an ace.
Wurster and Crowe were the two kill leaders for the Mastodons with seven and six kills each. Boerst had four blocks to lead the Purdue Fort Wayne defense.
The Mastodons fall to 1-4, and San Francisco improves to 3-2. The 'Dons will play UC Riverside on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET before coming home to play IUPUI on Tuesday (Sept. 10) on Arnie Ball Court.
~ Feel the Rumble ~
Dons done did it #HLVB
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