Princeton Fights Off 8 Match Points, Goes On to Top #11 Penn State 3-2
MATCH STATS Princeton def. #11 Penn State 3-2 (25-16, 22-25, 18-25, 31-29, 15-13) Princeton moves to 4-11, 3-4 EIVA; Penn…
Friday Recap: Princeton Upsets #18 Saint Francis; PSU, Barton Cruise
Princeton issued the upset of the night, picking up a home victory No. 18 Saint Francis in four sets with…
George Mason Posts Historic Sweep at Penn State to Lead Friday Action
No. 20 George Mason made history Friday night, posting its first ever road sweep of No. 8 Penn State, while…
Friday Brings 5-Set Home Wins for Loyola, Charleston, Concordia
No. 19 Concordia-Irvine rallied from down 2-0 to score a five-set home win over No. 17 UC San Diego, while…
Pepperdine, Penn State, King Win at Home; Barton Picks Up Road Sweep
In the biggest match of the day, No. 10 Penn State outlasted No. 15 Fort Wayne, handing the Mastodons their first loss of the season in four sets. No. 14 Pepperdine also held home court, while King and Barton earned Conference Carolinas victories.
No. 2 UCLA, No. 4 Hawaii Notch Easy Sweeps on Thursday
No. 2 UCLA and No. 4 Hawaii made quick work of their foes Thursday night, each walking away with sweeps. Each team hit better than .400 in the victories, while also using a stout serve to off its foes.
#17 UCSD Moves To 7-2 For First Time In Program History; Sweep Tigers
#17 UCSD improved to 7-2 for the first time in the program’s 30-year history in a sweep of Princeton Wednesday night in La Jolla.
Stanford Ends the Weekend Winless in Santa Barbara: Jan. 6 Recap
Princeton and UCSB pulled out upsets yesterday.
No. 13 Matadors Sweep No. 15 Princeton Behind Nine Aces, Arvis Greene
Cal State Northridge outdid Princeton 9-3 in aces, 41-28 in kills, .286 to .122 in hitting percentage and 9.5 to 8 in blocks in a Saturday sweep to move to 3-0.
Princeton Stops Near Top-15 Grand Canyon In Tough Five Setter
Princeton continued to build off their strong showing against #3 BYU earlier this week, taking down a Grand Canyon team that was nearly going to break the top-15 for the first time in program history.
