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Waves spike weekend wins

January 2, 2014 by Cambria Lagana

This past weekend proved monumental for women’s volleyball as it took two wins against No. 19 Kentucky and Louisville.

“The goal of the tournament was to see where [the team is] against the best,” Head Coach Nina Matthies said. “Their play surpassed my expectations.”

Entering the game versus Kentucky (5-2), the Waves won in three sets. Junior Katie Messing broke personal records in the match with a career-high six blocks and a match-best 14 kills.

The team started out strong at 6-2, and won 26-24.

In the second set, the Waves had up to an eight-point lead on the Wildcats and closed the set at 25-18.

The third set ended in a tight battle, but the Waves pulled through 25-23.

Following the Waves victory on Friday, they faced the Louisville Cardinals and won again 3-1.

Senior Kelley Larsen had a career-high with 19 kills.

Today the Waves open in conference play versus Santa Clara at 7 p.m. in Firestone Fieldhouse.

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As published in the Sept. 19 issue of the Pepperdine Graphic.

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: cambria lagana, Malibu, pepperdine, Pepperdine University, sports, volleyball, women's volleyball

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