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California volleyball player Riley Evans leaps and cocks her arm back to spike the ball near the net.
Nate Kurtz
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Slippery Rock SRU 5-13, 0-7 PSAC-W
3
Winner California (PA) CAL 8-13, 2-5 PSAC-W
Slippery Rock SRU
5-13, 0-7 PSAC-W
1
Final
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California (PA) CAL
8-13, 2-5 PSAC-W
Winner
Set Scores
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Slippery Rock SRU 11 16 27 20 (1)
California (PA) CAL 25 25 25 25 (3)

Game Recap: Volleyball | | Matthew Kifer, Director of Athletic Communication

Vulcans post home win over Slippery Rock

Weiseman sets career high in kills, season high in digs; California hits .300 for second time this year

CALIFORNIA (Oct. 10) – The California (PA) volleyball team snapped a five-match losing streak with a 3-1 victory (25-11, 25-15, 25-27, 25-20) over Slippery Rock at the Convocation Center on Saturday evening in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West action.

NOTES
• The Vulcans (8-13, 2-5) earned their first victory since Sept. 26 while winning the second-straight home meeting against The Rock.
• Sophomore Olivia Weiseman set a career high with 23 kills on 48 attempts for a .396 hitting percentage.
• Juniors Kasie Meek and Lindsey Scammell, along with sophomore Riley Evans, each finished with nine kills.
• Junior Lexi Muck added nine kills on 14 attempts in the victory.
• Freshmen Gracen Hartman and Molly Smiddy directed the offense with 29 and 20 assists, respectively.
• Junior Tori Newton posted a team-high 23 digs, while Weiseman collected a season-high 21 digs for her second kill/dig double-double of the weekend.
• Evans controlled the net with six blocks (one solo) and finished the match with 12.5 points.
• Freshman Madelyn Salisbury added three blocks and five kills against Slippery Rock.

NEXT
• The Vulcans return to action with their final non-conference match of the season on Tuesday, Oct. 13, when they travel to face Charleston (WV) at 6 p.m.
• The Golden Eagles won the Mountain East Conference (MEC) Championship for the first time in program history last year.
 
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