CORVALLIS, Ore. – The CCC volleyball.
Current CCC Standings
No. 2 Eastern Oregon def. Oregon Tech, 3-0
No. 2 Eastern Oregon swept Oregon Tech, 25-19, 25-20, 25-16, to reclaim sole possession of first place in the CCC standings. Keira Vaughn led all hitters with 13 kills on a .357 hitting percentage, while Akylah Kaino added 11 kills. Jule Whitley led the Mountaineers with five blocks, and Brooklyn Willard contributed three as Eastern Oregon controlled the net to secure the sweep.
Bushnell University def. Northwest University, 3-2
Bushnell rallied from a 2-1 deficit to defeat Northwest University, 25-23, 24-26, 21-25, 25-22, 15-7. Taya Blankenship led the Beacons with a season-high 20 kills on a .354 hitting percentage, while Amyah Semau added 10 kills for a double-double and moved into second on Bushnell's career kills list with 923. Jerzie Bair and Aliyah Malone each recorded nine block assists as Bushnell finished with a 13-8 advantage in blocks. Northwest was led by Teagan Schroeder with 14 kills, while Katelyn Bogetti dished out 51 assists and Sydney Faber recorded 24 digs.
No. 24 Southern Oregon def. No. 5 College of Idaho, 3-0
No. 24 Southern Oregon swept No. 5 College of Idaho, 25-20, 26-24, 25-23, handing the Yotes their first straight-set loss of the season. Friley Curtiss led the Raiders with 14 kills, while Duda Leite, Briella Mathis, Maya Watters and Tessa Zimmermann combined for 25 kills with just four errors. Annie Hite and Isabelle Foote combined for 33 assists, and Maelle Garon led the back row with 14 digs. Southern Oregon held College of Idaho to a .130 hitting percentage, with Kelsy Stanger leading the Yotes with 10 kills.
No. 6 Corban def. Evergreen State, 3-0
No. 6 Corban swept Evergreen State, 25-11, 25-16, 25-10, to improve to 11-4 in CCC play. Greta Van Gemert and Emma Bischoff each led the Warriors with eight kills, with Van Gemert hitting .538. Eliana Klos recorded five block assists, while Nadeiah Howard dished out 17 assists and Dani Street led all players with 16 digs. Corban's aggressive serving and defense held Evergreen to a .025 hitting percentage.
Walla Walla University def. Warner Pacific, 3-0
Walla Walla University swept Warner Pacific, 25-16, 25-19, 25-19, holding the Knights to a negative hitting percentage. Sahara Browning led the Wolves with 11 kills and three service aces, while Mia Carman paced Warner Pacific with a match-high 12 digs.