Friday, November 2
Corvallis, OR
7:00 PM
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Senior Kyra Rogers (middle) had a career-high 15 kills in Friday's comeback win.
Photo by: Han Duong (herewegobru.com)
No. 22 Bruins Battle Back to Bounce Beavers
November 02, 2018 | Women's Volleyball
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CORVALLIS, Ore. - Senior Kyra Rogers went for a career-high 15 kills, posting a .519 hitting percentage, while junior Madeleine Gates added a team-best 17 kills, as the 22nd-ranked Bruins came back from an 0-2 deficit to defeat Oregon State in five on Friday at Gill Coliseum. Set scores were 26-28, 24-26, 25-18, 26-24, 15-9.
Rogers had just one miscue in 27 attempts, also recording six digs and six blocks. Gates' 17 kills were a season high, as she added six blocks, with senior Zana Muno contributing a season-best 29 digs and eight assists. Junior Kylie Miller had a double-double with 51 assists and 14 digs, adding four blocks and two aces, while sophomore Mac May collected her team-leading eighth double-double with 15 kills and a career-high 16 digs to go with three aces. Junior Savvy Simo had 18 digs, sophomore Jenny Mosser tallied 10 digs, eight kills and three aces and redshirt freshman Alexis Light notched six kills and six digs. The Bruins hit .188 for the match.
Set one was the closest of the match with 10 ties and a pair of lead changes. After the teams split the first 10 points, the Bruins (12-8, 7-6 Pac-12) found themselves down by nine following an 11-2 Oregon State run. UCLA slowly made its way back in it, scoring six of seven on two Gates blocks, one with Light and one with Miller, kills by Mosser and Gates and two Beaver errors. Still down by five at 20-15, two May kills and one each from Rogers and Mosser made it a one-point difference. Despite the early deficit, the Bruins would end up earning a set point at 24-23 following a 4-1 run on kills by Mosser and Gates and two OSU errors. The Beavers (11-14, 1-12 Pac-12) saved three set points in the opener after UCLA leads of 25-24 and 26-25, scoring the final three points of the first to take it by a score of 28-26. May and Mosser each had four kills in the first, while Rogers was 3-for-8 with no errors. Muno added nine digs. The Bruins out-hit the Beavers, .191 to .137.
The Bruins jumped out to a 9-3 lead in set two on two Light kills, Gates and Miller kills, a Rogers/Mosser block, a Mosser ace and three Beaver errors. UCLA held a six-point lead on a few occasions, and as late as 21-15, but Oregon State netted 11 of the last 14 of the second to steal it and go up 2-0 in the match. Gates, Mosser and May all had three kills, Miller added six digs and May and Muno each had four digs. The Bruins were out-hit .239 to .208.
UCLA led from start to finish in the third. The Bruins scored the first four points on three Rogers kills and one by May, adding another 6-3 run on three consecutive May aces, a Rogers kill and two OSU errors. The Beavers would end up cutting their deficit to just one at 17-16, but the Bruins posted eight of the final 10 of the third set to win it by a tally of 25-18. Six points in a row on kills by Light, May and Gates and three OSU errors put the Bruins ahead 23-16, The teams sided out the last four points, with a May kill and a Miller/Rogers block constituting UCLA's final points of a set-point triumph. Rogers was 5-for-7 with no errors in the third, Muno added 10 digs, May posted three kills and five digs, Gates had three kills and Simo notched seven digs. The Bruins out-hit the Beavers, .148 to .020.
The Bruins had another solid start in the fourth, scoring five of the first seven on kills by Gates, Rogers and Mosser, a Rogers solo block and a Miller ace. UCLA's largest lead would be five at 21-16, but Oregon State rallied back with the next four to cut it to 21-20. Following a Rogers kill, the Bruins held a 23-21 lead only to see the Beavers net the next three and earn a match point. However, UCLA would not be denied in the fourth, as a Rogers kill, an OSU attack error and a Rogers/Mosser block gave the Bruins a 26-24 win. The Bruin middles were error-free in the fourth, as Rogers was 5-for-7 and Gates was 5-for-10. Muno had six digs, Miller added four and May posted three kills and four digs. The Bruins out-hit the Beavers, .195 to .133.
The two teams exchanged six ties and four lead changes in the first 12 points of the deciding set. At 6-all, a Gates kill and block with Light, a Mosser ace and a Beaver error made it 10-6, giving the Bruins the lead for good. After OSU got the next two, four in a row on a Beaver error, a Simo ace and May and Gates kills gave the Bruins six match points. On their second attempt, a May kill closed out the 15-9 win in the fifth. Gates was again error-free with four kills in seven swings, while Simo had five digs. The Bruins out-hit the Beavers, .235 to .200.
The Bruins are back in action on Sunday at No. 16 Oregon at 12 p.m. The match will be televised on Pac-12 Networks Oregon.
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Senior Kyra Rogers went for a career-high 15 kills, posting a .519 hitting percentage, while junior Madeleine Gates added a team-best 17 kills, as the 22nd-ranked Bruins came back from an 0-2 deficit to defeat Oregon State in five on Friday at Gill Coliseum. Set scores were 26-28, 24-26, 25-18, 26-24, 15-9.
Rogers had just one miscue in 27 attempts, also recording six digs and six blocks. Gates' 17 kills were a season high, as she added six blocks, with senior Zana Muno contributing a season-best 29 digs and eight assists. Junior Kylie Miller had a double-double with 51 assists and 14 digs, adding four blocks and two aces, while sophomore Mac May collected her team-leading eighth double-double with 15 kills and a career-high 16 digs to go with three aces. Junior Savvy Simo had 18 digs, sophomore Jenny Mosser tallied 10 digs, eight kills and three aces and redshirt freshman Alexis Light notched six kills and six digs. The Bruins hit .188 for the match.
Set one was the closest of the match with 10 ties and a pair of lead changes. After the teams split the first 10 points, the Bruins (12-8, 7-6 Pac-12) found themselves down by nine following an 11-2 Oregon State run. UCLA slowly made its way back in it, scoring six of seven on two Gates blocks, one with Light and one with Miller, kills by Mosser and Gates and two Beaver errors. Still down by five at 20-15, two May kills and one each from Rogers and Mosser made it a one-point difference. Despite the early deficit, the Bruins would end up earning a set point at 24-23 following a 4-1 run on kills by Mosser and Gates and two OSU errors. The Beavers (11-14, 1-12 Pac-12) saved three set points in the opener after UCLA leads of 25-24 and 26-25, scoring the final three points of the first to take it by a score of 28-26. May and Mosser each had four kills in the first, while Rogers was 3-for-8 with no errors. Muno added nine digs. The Bruins out-hit the Beavers, .191 to .137.
The Bruins jumped out to a 9-3 lead in set two on two Light kills, Gates and Miller kills, a Rogers/Mosser block, a Mosser ace and three Beaver errors. UCLA held a six-point lead on a few occasions, and as late as 21-15, but Oregon State netted 11 of the last 14 of the second to steal it and go up 2-0 in the match. Gates, Mosser and May all had three kills, Miller added six digs and May and Muno each had four digs. The Bruins were out-hit .239 to .208.
UCLA led from start to finish in the third. The Bruins scored the first four points on three Rogers kills and one by May, adding another 6-3 run on three consecutive May aces, a Rogers kill and two OSU errors. The Beavers would end up cutting their deficit to just one at 17-16, but the Bruins posted eight of the final 10 of the third set to win it by a tally of 25-18. Six points in a row on kills by Light, May and Gates and three OSU errors put the Bruins ahead 23-16, The teams sided out the last four points, with a May kill and a Miller/Rogers block constituting UCLA's final points of a set-point triumph. Rogers was 5-for-7 with no errors in the third, Muno added 10 digs, May posted three kills and five digs, Gates had three kills and Simo notched seven digs. The Bruins out-hit the Beavers, .148 to .020.
The Bruins had another solid start in the fourth, scoring five of the first seven on kills by Gates, Rogers and Mosser, a Rogers solo block and a Miller ace. UCLA's largest lead would be five at 21-16, but Oregon State rallied back with the next four to cut it to 21-20. Following a Rogers kill, the Bruins held a 23-21 lead only to see the Beavers net the next three and earn a match point. However, UCLA would not be denied in the fourth, as a Rogers kill, an OSU attack error and a Rogers/Mosser block gave the Bruins a 26-24 win. The Bruin middles were error-free in the fourth, as Rogers was 5-for-7 and Gates was 5-for-10. Muno had six digs, Miller added four and May posted three kills and four digs. The Bruins out-hit the Beavers, .195 to .133.
The two teams exchanged six ties and four lead changes in the first 12 points of the deciding set. At 6-all, a Gates kill and block with Light, a Mosser ace and a Beaver error made it 10-6, giving the Bruins the lead for good. After OSU got the next two, four in a row on a Beaver error, a Simo ace and May and Gates kills gave the Bruins six match points. On their second attempt, a May kill closed out the 15-9 win in the fifth. Gates was again error-free with four kills in seven swings, while Simo had five digs. The Bruins out-hit the Beavers, .235 to .200.
The Bruins are back in action on Sunday at No. 16 Oregon at 12 p.m. The match will be televised on Pac-12 Networks Oregon.
Team Stats
UCLA
OSU
Kills
64
61
Errors
25
33
Attempts
207
208
Hitting %
.188
.135
Points
85.0
76.0
Assists
60
56
Aces
9
4
Blocks
12.0
11.0
Game Leaders
Kills
17
Aces
0
Blocks
6
Kills
15
Aces
0
Blocks
6
Kills
8
Aces
3
Blocks
2
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