#21 USD @ #8 BYU | FRI 10/22/21 | 6pm PT/7pm MT | BYUtv

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Friday, October 22, 2021

WCC Conference

Smith Fieldhouse | Provo, UT

3pm HT | 6pm PT/MST | 7pm MT | 8pm CT | 9pm ET

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18-1, 8-0 #8/#7 BYU Cougars		14-3, 8-0    #21/#21 San Diego Toreros
Schedule | Preview		Schedule | Preview
Box Score | Recap		Box Score | Recap

Final Score SPOILER: Click to show USD   0   17 13 13 BYU 3 25 25 25

Broadcast TV:  BYUtv

BYUtv.org Replay

www.byutv.org/player/90a89864-7b10-4bb5-9154-165398bf3c29/byu-volleyball-w-san-diego-vs-byu-102221

Live Stats

stats.statbroadcast.com/statmonitr/?id=360055

BYU History | USD History BYU & San Diego have played 22 times 1st Match | Sep 26, 1992, San Diego, CA | BYU 3-0 Last Match | Mar 20, 2021, Provo, UT | BYU 3-0 BYU leads overall series: 12-10 BYU leads since joining the WCC: 11-9 Streaks: BYU W2, USD L2

BYU Roster # Full Name Pos. Ht. Yr 1 Taylen Ballard-Nixon OH 6-3 SR 2 Heather Gneiting MB 6-4 JR 3 Morgan Bower DS 5-7 JR 4 Kenzie Koerber OPP 6-3 GR 5 Bri Albright MB 6-3 FR 6 Zayna Meyer S 6-1 FR 7 Whitney Bower S 5-9 JR 8 Tayler Hifo S 5-8 SR 9 Alyssa Montoya OH 6-1 FR 10 Erin Livingston OH 6-0 SO 11 Abbey Dayton OH 6-1 JR 12 Kate Grimmer OPP 6-0 JR 14 Aria McComber DS 5-6 GR 15 Elyse Stowell OH 6-2 FR 18 Madi Allen L 5-8 SO 21 Whitney Llarenas MB 6-3 SR 22 Sophia Callahan OH 6-2 FR 24 Kennedy Eschenberg MB 6-5 GR 25 Gretchen Reinert DS 5-6 GR

USD Roster # Full Name Pos. Ht. Yr 1 Gabby Goddard MB 6-3 SR 2 Annie Benbow L 5-3 SR 3 Kylie Pries ? OH 6-2 SO 4 Alex Hoglund S 5-6 SO 5 Anna Jaworowski L 5-8 FR 6 Laura Madill S 5-11 SR 7 Leyla Blackwell MB 6-4 SO 8 Haylee Stoner MB 6-1 FR 11 Grace Frohling OPP 6-5 JR 12 Isadora Terçariol S 6-0 RSO 14 Elly Schraeder MB 6-2 SO 15 Emily Wilson OH 6-3 FR 16 Camryn Tastad L 5-3 SR 18 Katie Lukes OH 6-2 SR 19 Lauren Turner MB 6-1 SR 20 Annika Hester OH 6-4 FR

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NCAA Team Stats

Attacks Per Set Team Sets Kills Err TA TA/S Rk San Diego 64 766 278 2043 31.92 311 BYU 62 891 222 1979 31.92 312		Assists Per Set Team Sets Assists A/S Rk BYU 62 811 13.08 15 San Diego 64 709 11.08 203
Kills Per Set Team Sets Kills K/S Rank BYU 62 891 14.37 6 San Diego 64 766 11.97 T215		Blocks Per Set Team Sets BS BA Total B/S Rk San Diego 64 49 297 198 3.09 3 BYU 62 26 250 151 2.44 52
Hitting Percentage Team Sets Kills Err TA Pct Rk BYU 62 891 222 1979 .338 1 San Diego 64 766 278 2043 .239 69		Aces Per Set Team Sets SA SA/S Rank BYU 62 120 1.94 14 San Diego 64 79 1.23 T247
Opponent Hitting Percentage Team Sets OKills OErr OTA OPct Rk BYU 62 602 375 2021 .112 2 San Diego 64 778 408 2197 .168 45		Digs Per Set Team Sets Digs D/S Rank BYU 62 874 14.10 198 San Diego 64 826 12.91 292

[basil]

really hope this is a good one. only slightly pulling for San Diego since it’ll look better for Texas but looking forward to a quality match.

[beba]

Cougars in a sweep.

[chatchu-off moksri]

If Pries isn't healthy, BYU is going to take advantage of Wilson/Hester all night long. I say BYU in 4, but I would love for Katie Lukes and Grace Frohling to prove me wrong!

[pelagius]

San Diego is coming in with all the weekly awards:

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Should be a great match. If it were based completely on how spring season played out and how the teams have changed since then, BYU should keep the advantage. This BYU team is much improved from the spring and didn’t lose any key players. They did upgrade quite a bit. The spring team handled USD twice, with Frohling, Lukes, Pries, Fayad, and Wiblin. Anything can happen though, I think it will be a battle. I haven’t watched as much San Diego as much this year so I’m not sure if they are also a better team than they were in the spring. They definitely had a quite a few injuries in the spring and seem to be a lot stronger in the middle department this fall.

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Oct 18, 2021 20:03:31 GMT -5 chatchu-off moksri said:

If Pries isn't healthy, BYU is going to take advantage of Wilson/Hester all night long. I say BYU in 4, but I would love for Katie Lukes and Grace Frohling to prove me wrong!

I think this is it.  Even if Pries came back for this match, none of the players who have been out with ankle sprains have looked themselves in their first match back.

This matchup with Pries in it would be a legitimate dogfight.  If BYU knows all the sets are going to Frohling and Lukes, it's easier to figure out their blocking strategy.

I think BYU will take this match fairly easily, especially in Provo.  But there will be a rematch in San Diego on November 23, hopefully with both rosters fully healthy.  (I still think BYU will take that one, but it could be very close.)

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Oct 18, 2021 21:45:34 GMT -5 @hunterjake said:

Should be a great match. If it were based completely on how spring season played out and how the teams have changed since then, BYU should keep the advantage. This BYU team is much improved from the spring and didn’t lose any key players. They did upgrade quite a bit. The spring team handled USD twice, with Frohling, Lukes, Pries, Fayad, and Wiblin. Anything can happen though, I think it will be a battle. I haven’t watched as much San Diego as much this year so I’m not sure if they are also a better team than they were in the spring. They definitely had a quite a few injuries in the spring and seem to be a lot stronger in the middle department this fall.

Well, Dodson transferred to Northwestern, but Gneiting coming back from her mission more than made up for it. Overall, I agree that BYU is better than they were in the spring. As for San Diego, they were plagued by setting issues all season in the spring, which is one of the main reasons that I think BYU was able to handle them both times. I also haven't seen as much San Diego this year, so I'm not sure if that's still a problem. Losing Wiblin obviously hurts.

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