Friday, November 1
Seattle, WA
8:00 PM
University of Washington
vs
USC
Photo by: Red Box Pictures
Trojans, Bruins Come To Dawgs’ House
October 30, 2019 | Volleyball
THIS WEEK IN HUSKY VOLLEYBALL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1
#12 Washington hosts USC • 8 pm
Alaska Airlines Arena
Live on Pac-12 Networks National | Live Stats
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 - DAWGS & DAUGHTERS DAY
#12 Washington hosts #25 UCLA • 2 pm
Alaska Airlines Arena
Live on Pac-12 Networks Washington | Live Stats
SEATTLE - The second half of Pac-12 play begins at home this week for the Husky volleyball team, and the race for the conference title is wide open. All three teams in Seattle this week find themselves right in the thick of things. Washington (16-4, 7-3 Pac-12) first hosts USC (12-8, 6-4 Pac-12) this Friday night at 8 p.m. and then takes on UCLA (12-7, 7-3 Pac-12) on Sunday, Nov. 3, at 2 p.m. for Dawgs & Daughters Day.
With the first 10 matches in the books, seven teams are within two games of first in the Pac-12 race. Were it not for an 0-2 comeback win for Stanford at USC last Sunday, six teams would currently be tied for first. As it is, the Cardinal are alone in first with an 8-2 record, with the Huskies, Bruins, Washington State, and California all tied for second at 7-3, and USC and Utah one game back at 6-4. Washington fell to No. 12 in the AVCA rankings this week after going 1-1 last week but remained at No. 6 in the RPI.
USC won the first meeting against the Huskies one month ago in Los Angeles. The Trojans knocked off then-No. 15 Cal last week and were up 2-0 on Stanford before the Cardinal rallied. Through 10 conference matches, USC is hitting .242 and holding opponents to a .200 mark. Khalia Lanier ranks second in the league with 4.65 kills per set while middle blocker Jasmine Gross is leading in blocks with 1.51 per set and hitting .393 to rank fourth. Brooke Botkin also adds 3.28 kills per set and sophomore setter Raquel Lazaro is posting 10.72 assists per set.
UCLA upset both Cal and Stanford last week and junior Mac May was named AVCA National Player of the Week. May is leading the league with 4.78 kills per set in Pac-12 play and Emily Ryan is leading in attack percentage with a .443 mark. May also ranks second in aces with 0.36 per set. The Bruins run a 6-2 offense and are hitting .260 as a team with opponents hitting .219. UCLA is third in Pac-12 play with 1.36 aces per set. Washington won the first meeting down in L.A., pulling out a tight fourth set despite 29 kills from May in the match.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1
#12 Washington hosts USC • 8 pm
Alaska Airlines Arena
Live on Pac-12 Networks National | Live Stats
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3 - DAWGS & DAUGHTERS DAY
#12 Washington hosts #25 UCLA • 2 pm
Alaska Airlines Arena
Live on Pac-12 Networks Washington | Live Stats
SEATTLE - The second half of Pac-12 play begins at home this week for the Husky volleyball team, and the race for the conference title is wide open. All three teams in Seattle this week find themselves right in the thick of things. Washington (16-4, 7-3 Pac-12) first hosts USC (12-8, 6-4 Pac-12) this Friday night at 8 p.m. and then takes on UCLA (12-7, 7-3 Pac-12) on Sunday, Nov. 3, at 2 p.m. for Dawgs & Daughters Day.
With the first 10 matches in the books, seven teams are within two games of first in the Pac-12 race. Were it not for an 0-2 comeback win for Stanford at USC last Sunday, six teams would currently be tied for first. As it is, the Cardinal are alone in first with an 8-2 record, with the Huskies, Bruins, Washington State, and California all tied for second at 7-3, and USC and Utah one game back at 6-4. Washington fell to No. 12 in the AVCA rankings this week after going 1-1 last week but remained at No. 6 in the RPI.
USC won the first meeting against the Huskies one month ago in Los Angeles. The Trojans knocked off then-No. 15 Cal last week and were up 2-0 on Stanford before the Cardinal rallied. Through 10 conference matches, USC is hitting .242 and holding opponents to a .200 mark. Khalia Lanier ranks second in the league with 4.65 kills per set while middle blocker Jasmine Gross is leading in blocks with 1.51 per set and hitting .393 to rank fourth. Brooke Botkin also adds 3.28 kills per set and sophomore setter Raquel Lazaro is posting 10.72 assists per set.
UCLA upset both Cal and Stanford last week and junior Mac May was named AVCA National Player of the Week. May is leading the league with 4.78 kills per set in Pac-12 play and Emily Ryan is leading in attack percentage with a .443 mark. May also ranks second in aces with 0.36 per set. The Bruins run a 6-2 offense and are hitting .260 as a team with opponents hitting .219. UCLA is third in Pac-12 play with 1.36 aces per set. Washington won the first meeting down in L.A., pulling out a tight fourth set despite 29 kills from May in the match.
Seniors Markley and Hani team up to extend the match with the rejection!! 😤
Friday, November 28
Washington 3, Maryland 0 | Huskies Highlights
Thursday, November 27
That’s the game ✅
Thursday, November 27
Two sets down for the dawgs 😮💨
Thursday, November 27
