
Pacific Sweeps Volleyball in Stockton
10/12/2024 2:38:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
STOCKTON, Calif. – Pacific volleyball salvaged a weekend split, defeating Gonzaga 3-0 on Saturday inside the Alex G. Spanos Center. After falling to Washington State at home on Thursday, the Tigers bounced back with a big 25-16, 25-16, 25-11 win over the Bulldogs Saturday.
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Pacific (12-6, 2-4 WCC) picked up their second West Coast Conference victory of the season in dominant fashion behind 18 kills from Alexa Edwards. The graduate hitter added ten digs for a double-double while hitting at a .438 clip. An even spread of kills in each of the three sets fueled the Tiger offense, while Emily Groningen and Margherita Giani combined for 15.
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Despite some offensive woes, Gonzaga (1-14, 0-5 WCC) benefited from a mostly even spread of kills, led by freshman Raechelle Dykstra with five. Autumn Larson and Maggie Rickert each added four apiece, while a trio of others notched two each.
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Sets one and two were eerily similar, ending in 25-16 wins for Pacific. Despite a close battle for Gonzaga in both, two big runs by the Tigers made the difference, including a 7-0 stretch to open the match. Leading 2-0, Pacific came out firing in the third set to end any threat of a GU reversal. Edwards completed her day with seven kills in the final frame.
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UP NEXT
Gonzaga will stop at San Francisco next Thursday before returning home on Oct. 19 to face Oregon State inside the Charlotte Y. Martin Centre.
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Pacific (12-6, 2-4 WCC) picked up their second West Coast Conference victory of the season in dominant fashion behind 18 kills from Alexa Edwards. The graduate hitter added ten digs for a double-double while hitting at a .438 clip. An even spread of kills in each of the three sets fueled the Tiger offense, while Emily Groningen and Margherita Giani combined for 15.
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Despite some offensive woes, Gonzaga (1-14, 0-5 WCC) benefited from a mostly even spread of kills, led by freshman Raechelle Dykstra with five. Autumn Larson and Maggie Rickert each added four apiece, while a trio of others notched two each.
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Sets one and two were eerily similar, ending in 25-16 wins for Pacific. Despite a close battle for Gonzaga in both, two big runs by the Tigers made the difference, including a 7-0 stretch to open the match. Leading 2-0, Pacific came out firing in the third set to end any threat of a GU reversal. Edwards completed her day with seven kills in the final frame.
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UP NEXT
Gonzaga will stop at San Francisco next Thursday before returning home on Oct. 19 to face Oregon State inside the Charlotte Y. Martin Centre.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Gonz
UOP
Kills
19
45
Errors
17
12
Attempts
97
95
Hitting %
.021
.347
Points
22.0
56.0
Assists
17
42
Aces
2
4
Blocks
1
7
Game Leaders
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