10/17/2024 8:40:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
ARLINGTON, TEXAS – The UT Arlington volleyball team (17-2, 7-0 WAC) continued its first-place dominance with its fourth-consecutive sweep (25-11, 25-21, 25-22) over the Grand Canyon Lopes (12-6, 5-2 WAC) this Thursday to remain unbeaten in Western Athletic Conference play. The Mavs have now rattled off eight consecutive win in their twelfth sweep of the season.
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The Mavs put together a consistent offensive presence in the sweep with 48 total kills as a team. Led by the reigning conference player of the week, Brianna Ford put together 19 kills while Cansu Günaydin and Sjakkie Donkers each had 10 in the win.
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In the sweep, the Mavs had 46 digs as a team and held the Lopes to a .069 hitting percentage in a strong defensive front. Mollie Blank led the team with 12, while Samantha Glenn had 11.Â
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THOUGHTS FROM COACH
"Great all-around team win," said head coach J.T. Wenger. "Our defense helped keep everyone in flow and Evyn Snook coming in at the end really gave us that boost to close out the third set. Proud of this team."Â
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NEXT UP
The Mavs return to the College Park Center to face the Utah Tech Trailblazers (10-6, 4-2 WAC) on Saturday at 12 p.m. CT for Dig Pink. The Mavericks are looking to break the attendance record on Saturday.Â
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FOLLOW THE MAVS
For the latest news on UTA Volleyball, log on to UTAMavs.com or stay connected to the Mavs on social media. Follow the Mavericks on Twitter @UTAMavsVB, on Instagram @UTAMavsVB and on Facebook at Facebook.com/UTAMavsVB.
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The Mavs put together a consistent offensive presence in the sweep with 48 total kills as a team. Led by the reigning conference player of the week, Brianna Ford put together 19 kills while Cansu Günaydin and Sjakkie Donkers each had 10 in the win.
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In the sweep, the Mavs had 46 digs as a team and held the Lopes to a .069 hitting percentage in a strong defensive front. Mollie Blank led the team with 12, while Samantha Glenn had 11.Â
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THOUGHTS FROM COACH
"Great all-around team win," said head coach J.T. Wenger. "Our defense helped keep everyone in flow and Evyn Snook coming in at the end really gave us that boost to close out the third set. Proud of this team."Â
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NEXT UP
The Mavs return to the College Park Center to face the Utah Tech Trailblazers (10-6, 4-2 WAC) on Saturday at 12 p.m. CT for Dig Pink. The Mavericks are looking to break the attendance record on Saturday.Â
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#BuckEm
 FOLLOW THE MAVS
For the latest news on UTA Volleyball, log on to UTAMavs.com or stay connected to the Mavs on social media. Follow the Mavericks on Twitter @UTAMavsVB, on Instagram @UTAMavsVB and on Facebook at Facebook.com/UTAMavsVB.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
GCU
UTA
Kills
27
48
Errors
20
14
Attempts
102
101
Hitting %
.069
.337
Points
36.0
58.0
Assists
25
47
Aces
5
2
Blocks
4
8
Game Leaders
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