
Dawgs Drop 4-1 Duals To Top-Five Foes
April 08, 2017 | Beach Volleyball
SANTA MONICA, Calif. – Once again, the Husky beach volleyball team went toe to toe with top-five competition, picking up a couple wins at the top of the lineup, but not enough to score the upsets, as the Huskies lost 4-1 decisions to No. 5 Long Beach State and then No. 3 UCLA at Ocean Park.
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Over the last two days, Washington (1-3) has played three of the top-five teams in the country, all three opponents having played more than 20 matches this year compared to just one for the Dawgs coming in. Washington will play another top-10 opponent on Sunday in No. 8 Arizona before ending the busy weekend against unranked Concordia.
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Vs. No. 5 Long Beach State
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Late in the match, the Huskies were actually in a position to spring the huge upset, trailing 2-1 but battling in third sets at the two remaining matches at No. 2 and No. 3. However the 49ers (19-4) came through in both third sets to end Washington's upset bid.
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Tia Scambray returned to the lineup after a one-match absence today, teaming again with Crissy Jones at the No. 1 spot, and the two immediately picked up a huge victory over LBSU's Nieto and Barber, the reigning Big West Pair of the Week that came into the match today with a 20-2 record on the year. But Scambray and Jones were not to be denied, winning in straight sets, 21-16, 21-16.
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The matches at courts two and three saw Long Beach State take the first sets, then the Huskies rally for second set wins, before LBSU responded in the third.
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The clinching point was at No. 3, where Destiny Julye and Shayne McPherson lost the first set, 13-21, to Harward and Brinke, but won the second set, 21-12, before Harward and Brinke won the third, 15-10, to make it 3-1 overall. At No. 2, Cassie Strickland and Courtney Schwan took the second set, 21-19, but Pekich and Karelov of LBSU had won the first, 21-13, and came back for a 15-10 win in the final match.
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Anna Crabtree and Carly DeHoog rallied after a tough first set but couldn't quite force a third at No. 4, falling 21-8, 21-18, against Wagner and Weiss. Melanie Wade and Lindsay Chalmers had a 21-16, 21-14, loss at No. 5 to the 49ers' Hudson and Kruidhof.
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Vs. No. 3 UCLA
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UCLA came in on a 19-match winning streak and won the first four matches today in straight sets to make it 20 straight and improve to 22-2 on the season. The first point came at No. 4 where Carey/Anderson topped Anna Crabtree and Carly DeHoog, 21-15, 21-14. Next at No. 3, Destiny Julye and Shayne McPherson had a tough go against Zappia/Van Winden, falling 21-11, 21-8.
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After their morning upset against Long Beach State, Jones and Scambray couldn't make it two in a row, suffering their first loss this season, 21-13, 21-10, to the McNamara twins at No. 1, a team that Jones and Scambray did upset in the Pac-12 tournament last year.
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Melanie Wade and Lindsay Chalmers fought hard to force a third set but came up two points short against Simo and Justine at No. 5, 21-9, 21-19.
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Washington got on the board in the final match as Strickland and Schwan knocked off the Bruin pair of Tan/Yeomans at the No. 2 spot. Strickland ended the long first set with an ace for 24-22, and the Dawgs closed out the win 21-17 in the second set.
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Washington Beach Volleyball
April 8, 2017 – Santa Monica, Calif.
Ocean Park
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#5 Long Beach State – 4
Washington – 1
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1. Jones/Scambray (Wash) def. Nieto/Barber (LBSU), 21-16, 21-16
2. Pekich/Karelov (LBSU) def. Strickland/Schwan (Wash), 21-13, 19-21, 15-10
3. Harward/Brinke (LBSU) def. Julye/McPherson (Wash), 21-13, 12-21, 15-10
4. Wagner/Weiss (LBSU) def. Crabtree/DeHoog (Wash), 21-8, 21-18
5. Hudson/Kruidhof (LBSU) def. Wade/Chalmers (Wash), 21-16, 21-14
Order of finish: 5, 4, 1, 3*, 2
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#3 UCLA – 4
Washington – 1
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1. N. McNamara/M. McNamara (UCLA) def. Jones/Scambray (Wash), 21-13, 21-10
2. Schwan/Strickland (Wash) def. Tan/Yeomans (UCLA), 24-22, 21-17
3. Zappia/Van Winden (UCLA) def. Julye/McPherson (Wash), 21-11, 21-8
4. Carey/Anderson (UCLA) def. Crabtree/DeHoog (Wash), 21-15, 21-14
5. Simo/Justine (UCLA) def. Wade/Chalmers (Wash), 21-9, 21-19
Order of finish: 4, 3, 1*, 5, 2
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Over the last two days, Washington (1-3) has played three of the top-five teams in the country, all three opponents having played more than 20 matches this year compared to just one for the Dawgs coming in. Washington will play another top-10 opponent on Sunday in No. 8 Arizona before ending the busy weekend against unranked Concordia.
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Vs. No. 5 Long Beach State
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Late in the match, the Huskies were actually in a position to spring the huge upset, trailing 2-1 but battling in third sets at the two remaining matches at No. 2 and No. 3. However the 49ers (19-4) came through in both third sets to end Washington's upset bid.
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Tia Scambray returned to the lineup after a one-match absence today, teaming again with Crissy Jones at the No. 1 spot, and the two immediately picked up a huge victory over LBSU's Nieto and Barber, the reigning Big West Pair of the Week that came into the match today with a 20-2 record on the year. But Scambray and Jones were not to be denied, winning in straight sets, 21-16, 21-16.
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The matches at courts two and three saw Long Beach State take the first sets, then the Huskies rally for second set wins, before LBSU responded in the third.
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The clinching point was at No. 3, where Destiny Julye and Shayne McPherson lost the first set, 13-21, to Harward and Brinke, but won the second set, 21-12, before Harward and Brinke won the third, 15-10, to make it 3-1 overall. At No. 2, Cassie Strickland and Courtney Schwan took the second set, 21-19, but Pekich and Karelov of LBSU had won the first, 21-13, and came back for a 15-10 win in the final match.
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Anna Crabtree and Carly DeHoog rallied after a tough first set but couldn't quite force a third at No. 4, falling 21-8, 21-18, against Wagner and Weiss. Melanie Wade and Lindsay Chalmers had a 21-16, 21-14, loss at No. 5 to the 49ers' Hudson and Kruidhof.
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Vs. No. 3 UCLA
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UCLA came in on a 19-match winning streak and won the first four matches today in straight sets to make it 20 straight and improve to 22-2 on the season. The first point came at No. 4 where Carey/Anderson topped Anna Crabtree and Carly DeHoog, 21-15, 21-14. Next at No. 3, Destiny Julye and Shayne McPherson had a tough go against Zappia/Van Winden, falling 21-11, 21-8.
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After their morning upset against Long Beach State, Jones and Scambray couldn't make it two in a row, suffering their first loss this season, 21-13, 21-10, to the McNamara twins at No. 1, a team that Jones and Scambray did upset in the Pac-12 tournament last year.
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Melanie Wade and Lindsay Chalmers fought hard to force a third set but came up two points short against Simo and Justine at No. 5, 21-9, 21-19.
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Washington got on the board in the final match as Strickland and Schwan knocked off the Bruin pair of Tan/Yeomans at the No. 2 spot. Strickland ended the long first set with an ace for 24-22, and the Dawgs closed out the win 21-17 in the second set.
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Washington Beach Volleyball
April 8, 2017 – Santa Monica, Calif.
Ocean Park
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#5 Long Beach State – 4
Washington – 1
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1. Jones/Scambray (Wash) def. Nieto/Barber (LBSU), 21-16, 21-16
2. Pekich/Karelov (LBSU) def. Strickland/Schwan (Wash), 21-13, 19-21, 15-10
3. Harward/Brinke (LBSU) def. Julye/McPherson (Wash), 21-13, 12-21, 15-10
4. Wagner/Weiss (LBSU) def. Crabtree/DeHoog (Wash), 21-8, 21-18
5. Hudson/Kruidhof (LBSU) def. Wade/Chalmers (Wash), 21-16, 21-14
Order of finish: 5, 4, 1, 3*, 2
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#3 UCLA – 4
Washington – 1
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1. N. McNamara/M. McNamara (UCLA) def. Jones/Scambray (Wash), 21-13, 21-10
2. Schwan/Strickland (Wash) def. Tan/Yeomans (UCLA), 24-22, 21-17
3. Zappia/Van Winden (UCLA) def. Julye/McPherson (Wash), 21-11, 21-8
4. Carey/Anderson (UCLA) def. Crabtree/DeHoog (Wash), 21-15, 21-14
5. Simo/Justine (UCLA) def. Wade/Chalmers (Wash), 21-9, 21-19
Order of finish: 4, 3, 1*, 5, 2
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