LBSU Beach’s Nele Barber and Rachel Nieto Break 2 School Records (4/2)

  0 Braden Keith | April 03rd, 2017 | ASUN Conference, Big West, CCSA, College - Beach, Division II, Division III, Independents, News, Pac-12, West Coast Conference

The weekend closed without any really big showdowns on the beach, as there were no games between ranked opponents (after a big day of marquee matchups on Saturday).

#6 Long Beach State finished the weekend undefeated at the Big West Challenge, going 4-0 after wins over CSUN and Cal Poly (ARV) on Sunday. The Beach now sit atop the conference rankings, separated from #5 Hawaii by way of LBSU’s win on Saturday.

Nele Barber and Rachel Nieto won two more games at the 1 line for Long Beach State, moving them to 19-1 on the year, all of which came in the top flight. The results broke two school records for them: they now hold the school records both for career wins at the 1-line, and single-season wins at the 1-line. They pass All-Americans Caitlin Ledoux and Tara Roenick in the former category and Delainey Aigner-Swesey and Chelsea Cabrajac in the latter.

Nieto now has 50 career wins in collegiate beach volleyball.

Full Sunday, April 2nd Scoreboard Below:

Winning Team Losing Team Score Winning Team Recap Losing Team Recap
#1USC St. Mary’s 5-0 Link Link
#1 USC San Jose State 5-0 Link Link
#5 Hawaii CSUN 5-0 Link Link
#5 Hawaii Sacramento St. 5-0 Link Link
#6 Long Beach State CSUN 5-0 Link Link
#6 Long Beach State Cal Poly 3-2 Link Link
#7 LSU UAB 4-1 Link Link
#10 Georgia State Jacksonville St. 5-0 Link Link
#10 Georgia State UAB 4-1 Link Link
#11 South Carolina Charleston 5-0 Link Link
#11 South Carolina UNCW 5-0 Link Link
Cal Poly Sacramento St. 5-0 Link Link
St. Mary’s San Jose State 3-2 Link Link
Charleston Coastal Carolina 3-2 Link Link
UNCW Stevenson 5-0 Link Link
Lincoln Memoerial Jacksonville St. 5-0 Link Link
Lincoln Memorial Austin Peay 4-1 Link Link

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Braden Keith is the Editor-in-Chief and co-founder of VolleyMob.com. Braden's first foray into sports journalism came in 2010, when he launched a swimming website called The Swimmers' Circle. Two years later, he joined SwimSwam.com as a co-founder. Long huge fans of volleyball, when Braden and the SwimSwam partners sought an opportunity to …

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