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Utah Sweeps Wyoming for Sixth Consecutive Win
9/21/2024 4:37 PM | Volleyball
Utes conclude non-conference slate with seventh sweep in 11 matches
LARAMIE, Wyo. – Utah Volleyball completed its non-conference slate with a 3-0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-22) sweep of the Wyoming Cowgirls. The Utes look ahead to Big 12 action riding a six-game win streak, winning four of those matches by way of a 3-0 decision.
Utah was firing on all cylinders through the first set, as the Utes did not commit their first attacking error until the score was 21-16. Utah built an eight-point lead at 20-12, trading points with Wyoming, getting kills from Kamryn Gibadlo and Rianne Vos. Closing out the set, Utah scored three of the final four points, 25-19, getting a pair of kills from Lauren Jardine, adding a block from Gibadlo and Emrie Satuala.
The Utes put together an early four-point run, taking a 6-3 advantage. Utah took advantage of five Wyoming errors, compiling a seven-point run and extending the lead to 13-5. As the two sides exchanged blows, the Utes limited the mistakes while taking advantage of the ones made by Wyoming, sealing the second set win off three consecutive Cowgirl attack errors, 25-17.
Utah completed the sweep by fending off the relentless Wyoming fight throughout the third set. The two sides exchanged points, as the scoreboard flashed nine ties and three lead changes in the set. The Utes would find some momentum in the late stages, taking a two-point lead 20-18, coming off back-to-back kills from Jardine and Gibadlo. Fending off a final Wyoming push, Utah maintained the two-point advantage to secure the sweep, as Allie Olsen and Vos posted the game-winning block for the Utes.
Standout Stats
Utah Volleyball will return home to the Jon M. Huntsman Center to make its Big 12 debut on Thursday, Sept. 26, taking on Texas Tech at 7 p.m. MT. The Utes will round out its first home weekend with a battle with former Pac-12 foe, Colorado, taking on the Buffalo at 1 p.m. MT on Sunday, Sept. 29.
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Utah was firing on all cylinders through the first set, as the Utes did not commit their first attacking error until the score was 21-16. Utah built an eight-point lead at 20-12, trading points with Wyoming, getting kills from Kamryn Gibadlo and Rianne Vos. Closing out the set, Utah scored three of the final four points, 25-19, getting a pair of kills from Lauren Jardine, adding a block from Gibadlo and Emrie Satuala.
The Utes put together an early four-point run, taking a 6-3 advantage. Utah took advantage of five Wyoming errors, compiling a seven-point run and extending the lead to 13-5. As the two sides exchanged blows, the Utes limited the mistakes while taking advantage of the ones made by Wyoming, sealing the second set win off three consecutive Cowgirl attack errors, 25-17.
Utah completed the sweep by fending off the relentless Wyoming fight throughout the third set. The two sides exchanged points, as the scoreboard flashed nine ties and three lead changes in the set. The Utes would find some momentum in the late stages, taking a two-point lead 20-18, coming off back-to-back kills from Jardine and Gibadlo. Fending off a final Wyoming push, Utah maintained the two-point advantage to secure the sweep, as Allie Olsen and Vos posted the game-winning block for the Utes.
Standout Stats
- Emrie Satuala posted a season and team-high 12 kills, as three Utes finished with double-digit kills, including Kamryn Gibadlo (11) and Lauren Jardine (10).
- For the fourth time in six matches Lauren Jardine and Kamryn Gibadlo tallied double-digit kills.
- Emrie Satuala (.526), Kamryn Gibadlo (.476) and Allie Olsen (.417) each posted a .400+ hitting clip with five or more kills on the day.
- Leading the defensive unit at the net, Emrie Satuala and Kamryn Gibadlo tallied a team-high five blocks each.
- Facilitating the Utah offense with 20+ assists each was Isabelle Marco (22) and Grace Hammond (21).
Utah Volleyball will return home to the Jon M. Huntsman Center to make its Big 12 debut on Thursday, Sept. 26, taking on Texas Tech at 7 p.m. MT. The Utes will round out its first home weekend with a battle with former Pac-12 foe, Colorado, taking on the Buffalo at 1 p.m. MT on Sunday, Sept. 29.
FOLLOW THE UTES
Fans can follow along on social media (Twitter: @UtahVolleyball | Instagram: @UtahVolleyball | Facebook: Facebook.com/Utahvolleyball), and the official mobile app of Utah Athletics, Utah360.
OFFICIAL MOBILE APP OF UTAH ATHLETICS – UTAH 360
The official mobile app of Utah Athletics is Utah 360. Download it today to unlock a refreshed game-day experience that offers access to news and information, schedules, rosters, stats and behind-the-scenes videos, and allows fans to buy and manage game tickets and order concessions straight from their mobile device. The app is available in both the Apple Store (download) and Google Play (download). Add it today, access your game tickets and download them to your smartphone's wallet to make yourself game-day ready.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Utah
UW
Kills
49
39
Errors
12
23
Attempts
101
112
Hitting %
.366
.143
Points
58.0
42.0
Assists
49
37
Aces
1
0
Blocks
8
3
Game Leaders
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