Friday, March 10
Honolulu, HI
1:30 PM
University of Washington
vs
Oregon
Washington Beach Volleyball Heads to Honolulu for Queens Cup
March 09, 2023 | Beach Volleyball
March 9, 2023
UP NEXT IN HUSKY BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Queens Cup, Honolulu, HawaiiÂ
Friday, Mar. 10
Washington vs Oregon 1:30 p.m. Pacific – Live Stats
Washington vs California 4 p.m. Pacific – Live Stats
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Saturday, Mar. 11
Washington vs Nebraska 1:30 p.m. Pacific – Live Stats
Washington at Hawai'i, 4:00 p.m. Pacific – Live Stats
Sunday, Mar. 12
Washington vs Texas 1:15 p.m. Pacific -Â Live StatsÂ
SEATTLE – The No. 14 Washington Beach Volleyball team heads down to the Aloha state for the Queens Cup tournament where they will face two top 20 teams, No. 9 Hawaii and No. 11 California, along with Oregon, Nebraska, and Texas. The tournament will take place on Queens Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii, March 10-12, hosted by the Rainbows.Â
Washington will play twice on Friday, twice on Saturday, and once on Sunday. To start the weekend off the Huskies will face Oregon, who they swept 5-0 in their last match at the Pac-12 South Invitational. The Huskies will then face No. 11 California in hopes to grab another in-conference win. Saturday will start off facing Nebraska, then facing host No. 9 Hawaii. Lastly, to finish out the weekend the Huskies will play Texas who is in their inaugural beach volleyball season.Â
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Washington will play Oregon in hopes to secure another win like the previous weekend. The Ducks went 0-4 last weekend at the Pac-12 South Invitational and are looking to grab a win to break their losing streak.Â
Later that day the Dawgs will face the No. 11 California Golden Bears. California is 6-2 overall with their losses only coming from No. 8 LMU and No. 2 USC. Pair Ainsley Radell and Ashley Delgado are a notable duo after defeating USC at the No. 2 pair.Â
Saturday will start off with the Nebraska Huskers who are currently 7-1 on the season, their only loss coming from Spring Hill College. This will be the Huskers first Top-20 matchup all season.Â
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Shortly after the Huskies will face Host No. 9 Hawaii. The Rainbows are currently 7-3 on the season with their only losses coming from No. 7 Stanford twice and No. 3 UCLA. Returners Jamie Santer and Brooke Van Sickle will be a competitive top pair for the Huskies.Â
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To finish out the weekend the Huskies will face the Texas Longhorns. This tournament will be Longhorns inaugural outing for the start of their program. The longhorns added a beach volleyball program to their athletic department in August of last year and are playing a condensed, 14-match season.Â
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UP NEXT IN HUSKY BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Queens Cup, Honolulu, HawaiiÂ
Friday, Mar. 10
Washington vs Oregon 1:30 p.m. Pacific – Live Stats
Washington vs California 4 p.m. Pacific – Live Stats
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Saturday, Mar. 11
Washington vs Nebraska 1:30 p.m. Pacific – Live Stats
Washington at Hawai'i, 4:00 p.m. Pacific – Live Stats
Sunday, Mar. 12
Washington vs Texas 1:15 p.m. Pacific -Â Live StatsÂ
SEATTLE – The No. 14 Washington Beach Volleyball team heads down to the Aloha state for the Queens Cup tournament where they will face two top 20 teams, No. 9 Hawaii and No. 11 California, along with Oregon, Nebraska, and Texas. The tournament will take place on Queens Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii, March 10-12, hosted by the Rainbows.Â
Washington will play twice on Friday, twice on Saturday, and once on Sunday. To start the weekend off the Huskies will face Oregon, who they swept 5-0 in their last match at the Pac-12 South Invitational. The Huskies will then face No. 11 California in hopes to grab another in-conference win. Saturday will start off facing Nebraska, then facing host No. 9 Hawaii. Lastly, to finish out the weekend the Huskies will play Texas who is in their inaugural beach volleyball season.Â
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Washington will play Oregon in hopes to secure another win like the previous weekend. The Ducks went 0-4 last weekend at the Pac-12 South Invitational and are looking to grab a win to break their losing streak.Â
Later that day the Dawgs will face the No. 11 California Golden Bears. California is 6-2 overall with their losses only coming from No. 8 LMU and No. 2 USC. Pair Ainsley Radell and Ashley Delgado are a notable duo after defeating USC at the No. 2 pair.Â
Saturday will start off with the Nebraska Huskers who are currently 7-1 on the season, their only loss coming from Spring Hill College. This will be the Huskers first Top-20 matchup all season.Â
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Shortly after the Huskies will face Host No. 9 Hawaii. The Rainbows are currently 7-3 on the season with their only losses coming from No. 7 Stanford twice and No. 3 UCLA. Returners Jamie Santer and Brooke Van Sickle will be a competitive top pair for the Huskies.Â
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To finish out the weekend the Huskies will face the Texas Longhorns. This tournament will be Longhorns inaugural outing for the start of their program. The longhorns added a beach volleyball program to their athletic department in August of last year and are playing a condensed, 14-match season.Â
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