CORVALLIS, Ore. – CCC Volleyball continues to stay interesting.
Current CCC Standings
No. 20 Lewis-Clark State def. Northwest University, 3-0
No. 20 Lewis-Clark State swept Northwest University, 25-15, 25-20, 25-18, using 14 service aces and a 36-18 advantage in kills. Makenzie Stout and Hannah Dotson each recorded five aces, with Dotson setting a career high. Hadyn Smith led the offense with nine kills, while Aubree Lane added eight kills on a .389 hitting percentage. Teagan Scott dished out 21 assists, and Karissa Lindner led the match with four blocks.
No. 5 Corban def. No. 1 Eastern Oregon, 3-1
No. 5 Corban handed top-ranked Eastern Oregon its first loss of the season with a 25-14, 25-16, 16-25, 28-26 victory on the road. Emma Bischoff led the Warriors with 15 kills, four aces and 13 digs for her 11th double-double of the season. Greta Van Gemert added 13 kills, while Kendra Bittle contributed 10. Corban controlled the net with 13 blocks, led by Eliana Klos with seven and Lauryn Copeland with six. Eastern Oregon was led by Keira Vaughn’s match-high 21 kills, while Kate Stidham recorded 27 assists.
No. 8 College of Idaho def. Bushnell University, 3-0
No. 8 College of Idaho swept Bushnell University, 25-16, 25-23, 25-19, to improve to 12-1 in CCC play. Abigail Flerchinger led the Yotes with nine kills on a .412 hitting percentage and added four blocks. Jessica Stires contributed eight kills, while Alexa Wheeler had seven kills and a match-high four block assists. Shaynee McWilliams and Whitney Pierzga combined for 34 assists, and Avery Lewis led all players with 19 digs. College of Idaho finished with advantages in kills (39-34), aces (9-4) and blocks (14-7), holding Bushnell to a .143 hitting percentage.
Walla Walla University def. Evergreen State, 3-0
Walla Walla University swept Evergreen State, 25-18, 25-13, 25-20, earning the straight-set victory in CCC play. Sahara Browning led the Wolves with 13 kills and 10 digs for a double-double, while Lauren Moody and Femke Eising added six kills apiece. Bianca Adams recorded four service aces and eight digs, and Kylee Stinger paced the offense with 11 assists. Walla Walla finished with 39 kills and a .281 hitting percentage while holding Evergreen to a .139 mark.