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Nicole Lisoski
3
Winner Eastern Oregon EOU 22-2, 12-1 CCC
0
Warner Pacific WPC 5-14, 3-11 CCC
Winner
Eastern Oregon EOU
22-2, 12-1 CCC
3
Final
0
Warner Pacific WPC
5-14, 3-11 CCC
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 F
Eastern Oregon EOU 25 25 25 (3)
Warner Pacific WPC 7 15 18 (0)

Game Recap: Women's Volleyball |

#8 Mounties Roll Past Warner Pacific

PORTLAND, Ore. – Eastern Oregon lived up to their #8 ranking with a 3-0 sweep of Warner Pacific tonight at C.C. Perry Gym. 
 
The Basics

• Score: Eastern Oregon 3, Warner Pacific 0 (25-7, 25-15, 25-18)
• Records: EOU (22-2, 12-1 CCC), WPC (5-14, 3-11 CCC)
• Location: C.C. Perry Gym, Portland, Ore.
• The Short Story:  The host Knights started slowly in the first set, and though their play improved as the match unfolded it was not enough versus the high-powered Mountaineers. EOU held the Knights to a negative hitting percentage (-.041) while posting a .323 mark for their attack. After the result, EOU stays in a tie for 1st place on top of the CCC standings. 

How It Happened

• EOU ran out to a 9-1 lead in the first set and were never threatened.
• The Knights made 10 hitting errors in the frame compared to six kills, resulting in the 25-7 score.
• WPC came out much stronger in set two, and trailed just 11-9 after a Devan Belshe service ace.
• Responding to the challenge, EOU surged to a 22-13 advantage to take control of the set.
• The Knights ran out to a 8-1 lead in set three, hoping to prolong the match and make the Mounties work for every point. 
• After a quick timeout, EOU righted the ship. The visitors fought back to tie the set at 14-14.
• Warner Pacific remained in striking distance at 17-20, but saw Eastern score five of the last six points to claim the conference victory.

Notable

• Marchelle Bostic touched up 15 assists, which put her at 2001 for her career at Warner Pacific.
• Casey Loper led all players with 14 kills for EOU.
• Nicole Lisoski led the Knights with five kills.


 
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