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Sunday, October 6
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Junior Mac May set a new career high with 29 kills.
Photo by: Ross Turteltaub
Bruins Fall in Four to No. 8 Washington
October 06, 2019 | Women's Volleyball
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LOS ANGELES - Junior Mac May recorded a career-high 29 kills to go with a .434 hitting percentage and 15 digs for a double-double, while senior Savvy Simo also set a personal best with 19 kills, adding a .354 percentage and 12 digs, but the Bruins dropped a four-setter to No. 8 Washington on Sunday at Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom. Set scores were 21-25, 23-25, 25-20, 23-25.
Senior Cali Thompson also had a double-double with 44 assists and 13 digs, with sophomore Devon Chang adding 13 assists and four digs, as the duo set the Bruins (8-5, 3-1 Pac-12) to a .312 hitting percentage. Sophomore Kelli Barry had eight digs, junior Jenny Mosser notched eight kills, six digs and six blocks (tied career high) and redshirt sophomore Emily Ryan added four blocks.
The Bruins held a two-point lead in the opening set at 7-5 before Washington (11-3, 2-2 Pac-12) went on an 11-4 run to take a set-best lead of five at 16-11. Still trailing by four at 19-15, UCLA scored five in a row to re-take the advantage. Mosser had a kill and a solo block during the run, Ryan and Simo added kills and Washington began the spurt by serving an error. The Huskies rallied with six of the next seven though to win the first, 25-21. Simo was error-free with five kills in 12 swings to go with seven digs, while May added five kills and four digs. Mosser posted three kills and Thompson had three digs. The Bruins out-hit the Huskies, .222 to .184.
There were six ties in the second set, but despite the Bruins' largest deficit being just five, UCLA never led. The Bruins were even with the Huskies as late as 22-all, but Washington scored three of the last four to win it 25-23. May was 7-for-10 with no errors and four digs in the second, Simo was 5-for-10 with no miscues, Barry had three digs and Mosser posted three blocks, as the Bruins out-hit the Huskies, .321 to .182.
The Bruins trailed only once in the third set at 6-5, winning 25-20 to force a fourth. Even at 10, UCLA scored five of six on two Simo kills, one May kill and two Washington errors. The Bruins led by at least one for the remainder of the set. At 19-18, kills by Mosser and May and a Ryan block put UCLA up by four, as a Washington attack error finished up a five-point win. May had 10 of the Bruins' 19 kills in the third. Simo was 5-for-13 with no errors, Thompson added four digs and Barry had three digs. The Bruins out-hit the Huskies, .529 to .424.
UCLA held as big as a four-point lead in the fourth, but were unable to hold on, as Washington wrapped up the win. At 14-13, five of seven on two May kills, one from Simo, a block by May and redshirt sophomore Sabrina Smith and a Washington error put the Bruins up 19-15. The Huskies slowly made their way back, and even at 21, scored four of the last six to win the fourth by a score of 25-23. May posted seven kills and five digs in the fourth, Simo added four kills, Thompson had five digs and Mosser tallied three kills. The Bruins were out-hit, .270 to .200.
The Bruins return to the court on Friday, Oct. 11 at Utah at 6 p.m. PT/7 p.m. MT. The match will be televised by Pac-12 Network.
LOS ANGELES - Junior Mac May recorded a career-high 29 kills to go with a .434 hitting percentage and 15 digs for a double-double, while senior Savvy Simo also set a personal best with 19 kills, adding a .354 percentage and 12 digs, but the Bruins dropped a four-setter to No. 8 Washington on Sunday at Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom. Set scores were 21-25, 23-25, 25-20, 23-25.
Senior Cali Thompson also had a double-double with 44 assists and 13 digs, with sophomore Devon Chang adding 13 assists and four digs, as the duo set the Bruins (8-5, 3-1 Pac-12) to a .312 hitting percentage. Sophomore Kelli Barry had eight digs, junior Jenny Mosser notched eight kills, six digs and six blocks (tied career high) and redshirt sophomore Emily Ryan added four blocks.
The Bruins held a two-point lead in the opening set at 7-5 before Washington (11-3, 2-2 Pac-12) went on an 11-4 run to take a set-best lead of five at 16-11. Still trailing by four at 19-15, UCLA scored five in a row to re-take the advantage. Mosser had a kill and a solo block during the run, Ryan and Simo added kills and Washington began the spurt by serving an error. The Huskies rallied with six of the next seven though to win the first, 25-21. Simo was error-free with five kills in 12 swings to go with seven digs, while May added five kills and four digs. Mosser posted three kills and Thompson had three digs. The Bruins out-hit the Huskies, .222 to .184.
There were six ties in the second set, but despite the Bruins' largest deficit being just five, UCLA never led. The Bruins were even with the Huskies as late as 22-all, but Washington scored three of the last four to win it 25-23. May was 7-for-10 with no errors and four digs in the second, Simo was 5-for-10 with no miscues, Barry had three digs and Mosser posted three blocks, as the Bruins out-hit the Huskies, .321 to .182.
The Bruins trailed only once in the third set at 6-5, winning 25-20 to force a fourth. Even at 10, UCLA scored five of six on two Simo kills, one May kill and two Washington errors. The Bruins led by at least one for the remainder of the set. At 19-18, kills by Mosser and May and a Ryan block put UCLA up by four, as a Washington attack error finished up a five-point win. May had 10 of the Bruins' 19 kills in the third. Simo was 5-for-13 with no errors, Thompson added four digs and Barry had three digs. The Bruins out-hit the Huskies, .529 to .424.
UCLA held as big as a four-point lead in the fourth, but were unable to hold on, as Washington wrapped up the win. At 14-13, five of seven on two May kills, one from Simo, a block by May and redshirt sophomore Sabrina Smith and a Washington error put the Bruins up 19-15. The Huskies slowly made their way back, and even at 21, scored four of the last six to win the fourth by a score of 25-23. May posted seven kills and five digs in the fourth, Simo added four kills, Thompson had five digs and Mosser tallied three kills. The Bruins were out-hit, .270 to .200.
The Bruins return to the court on Friday, Oct. 11 at Utah at 6 p.m. PT/7 p.m. MT. The match will be televised by Pac-12 Network.
Team Stats
UW
UCLA
Kills
54
60
Errors
17
17
Attempts
141
138
Hitting %
.262
.312
Points
71.5
70.0
Assists
49
59
Aces
9
2
Blocks
8.5
8.0
Game Leaders
Kills-Aces-Blocks
Kills
19
Aces
0
Blocks
0
Kills
8
Aces
0
Blocks
6
Kills
2
Aces
0
Blocks
4
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