Freshman Tia Scambray had 10 kills and three aces while hittingĢ86, and Kaleigh Nelson contributed eight kills and five blocks.Katy Beals had her second double-double in a row with 22 assists and 10 digs, and junior libero Cassie Strickland had 12 digs and served a pair of aces.The girls are smart, theyre staying on their assignments and the plan, Washington head coach Jim McLaughlin said.Oregon is a good team and you have to make some choices, but you have to see the setter and really read the type of set. The Huskies hit.254 on the day, with Krista Vansant posting 16 kills after having just one in the first set.She also was one off her career-best with seven blocks.The 16 kills brought Vansant to 1,601 for her career, the fourth Husky ever to reach that mark, and she added 16 digs.Ĭheck out a few highlights of Washington's blocking ferocity! UW Volleyball Junior middle blocker Lianna Sybeldon matched her career-best with 11 blocks, and junior middle Melanie Wade also had eight to go with three aces. This was UWs fifth win against a top-25 opponent this year Washington has now won three consecutive matches against the Ducks, and the past two in Eugene. 293 but the Husky wall at net helped hold Oregon to a season-lowġ50 today.Oregons previous low was.235 in its only other loss at No.1 Stanford.

Washington received yet another major test to its unblemished record at 11th-ranked Oregon Sunday, but time and again the Huskies were in the right spots at the right time to turn back the Oregon swings and produce a 21-25, 25-17, 25-20, 25-16 victory at Matthew Knight Arena.The Huskies stonewalled the Ducks for 20 blocks, helped by stellar serving that produced nine aces and limited Oregons options.The Ducks came into the match hitting.

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