OLYMPIA, Wash. — Northwest University volleyball began its final road trip of the season with a sweep of The Evergreen State College on Tuesday night, earning a 25-10, 25-23, 25-17 victory in Cascade Collegiate Conference play.
The Eagles hit .310 with just eight attack errors, improving to 8-20 overall and 4-15 in the CCC with one match remaining.
"Evergreen can be a challenging place to play, so credit our ladies for staying focused on the little things that would allow them to be successful," said head coach Steven Bain. "That focus translated into our first contacts, which allowed us to side out and score points at a high percentage. With one match to go, I'm proud of how committed they remain to the process and values they embraced this season."
Trinity Godina led Northwest with 11 kills on a .391 hitting percentage. Teagan Schroeder and Jaelyn Moeva added seven kills apiece without an attack error, while Katelyn Bogetti recorded a double-double with 33 assists and 11 digs.
Northwest took control early in the opening set, building a 10-4 lead before extending the margin to 18-6. Chloe Kennedy served two aces during the Eagles' final four points to help secure the 25-10 win.
Evergreen pushed back in the second set, taking a 15-14 lead and later drawing even at 23-23. Northwest answered with the final two points, closing the set on a kill from Moeva to take a 2-0 advantage.
The Eagles carried that momentum into the third, scoring nine consecutive points after dropping the opening rally. Northwest finished with 14 kills and just one attack error in the set, with Sydney Bass putting away the final point to complete the sweep.
Kennedy contributed five kills, three service aces and five total blocks. Moeva added four block assists, while Sydney Faber matched Bogetti with 11 digs. Northwest finished with eight aces and eight team blocks, holding Evergreen to a .109 hitting percentage.
The Eagles will close the 2026 season Saturday, Nov. 7, at Warner Pacific University in Portland, Ore. First serve is scheduled for 4 p.m.