CORVALLIS, Ore. – CCC Volleyball Saturday Sweeps.
Current CCC Standings
No. 22 Lewis-Clark State def. Warner Pacific, 3-0
No. 22 Lewis-Clark State swept Warner Pacific, 25-11, 25-8, 25-11, to extend its winning streak to six matches. Addison Wilson led the Warriors with eight kills on a .467 hitting percentage and a career-high five blocks, including three solo blocks. Kate Schneider added five kills while hitting .625, and Teagan Scott recorded 17 assists, 11 digs and a career-high five service aces. LC State hit .333 as a team and totaled 15 service aces, with Makenzie Stout also contributing five.
No. 5 College of Idaho def. Oregon Tech, 3-0
No. 5 College of Idaho rallied from a four-point deficit late in the opening set to sweep Oregon Tech, 25-22, 25-19, 25-13. Abigail Flerchinger led the Yotes with 12 kills on a .556 hitting percentage and added three blocks, while Addison McKarcher contributed 11 kills and a team-high five blocks. Shaynee McWilliams directed the offense with 39 assists, and Avery Lewis led the back row with 13 digs. College of Idaho finished with an 8-1 advantage in service aces and hit .275 as a team. Oregon Tech was led by Steffini Goss with 10 kills and four blocks, while Kaley Whalen recorded 17 digs.
Bushnell University def. Evergreen State, 3-0
Bushnell swept Evergreen State, 25-21, 25-12, 25-8, as Amyah Semau became the Beacons' all-time career kills leader. Semau recorded 13 kills on a .423 hitting percentage and added six digs, bringing her career total to 936 kills. Nyah Doan-Mitchell contributed six kills on a .500 hitting percentage, while Aliyah Malone finished with six blocks. Emma Fa'alogo recorded 17 assists and four service aces, and Chloe Farr led the match with 10 digs. Bushnell dominated at the net with a 10-3 advantage in blocks and held Evergreen to a -.037 hitting percentage.
No. 6 Corban def. Northwest University, 3-0
No. 6 Corban swept Northwest University, 25-17, 32-30, 25-19, to improve to 12-4 in CCC play. The Warriors overcame a six-point deficit in the second set, closing it out with a Kendra Bittle service ace and a kill from Nadeiah Howard. Emma Bischoff and Bittle led Corban with nine kills each, while Greta Van Gemert added eight. Eliana Klos recorded seven blocks, and Dani Street led all players with 19 digs and added three aces. Corban finished with 12 service aces and 11 blocks while holding Northwest to a .130 hitting percentage.
No. 2 Eastern Oregon def. No. 24 Southern Oregon, 3-0
No. 2 Eastern Oregon swept No. 24 Southern Oregon, 25-21, 25-13, 25-20, to maintain sole possession of first place in the CCC standings. The Mountaineers hit .374 as a team and recorded a season-high 14 service aces against the Raiders. Keira Vaughn led Eastern Oregon with 13 kills, while Akylah Kaino added 11. Kate Stidham orchestrated the offense with 35 assists, eight digs and three aces, and Madison Vaughn contributed four service aces. Southern Oregon was led by Friley Curtiss with seven kills, while Maelle Garon recorded 12 digs.