DETROIT -- Shortly after honoring its three seniors, the Wayne State University volleyball team (12-11 overall, 5-7 GLIAC) took care of Parkside (13-9 overall, 5-6 GLIAC), three sets to one inside the Matthaei. Prior to the match's first serve,
Aubree Garcia,
Katie Smith and
Kayla Dulgar were recognized by the program.
Wayne State 3, Parkside 1
HOW IT HAPPENED (20-25, -20, -19, -20)
- Wayne State hit .247 for the match with 59 kills and 22 errors on 150 total attacks.
- Parkside finished at .169 with 48 kills and 23 mishaps on 148 attempts.
- The Warriors' most efficient set was the third at .273 (16-4-44), but the first for the Rangers at .441 (16-1-34).
- WSU won five of the six major head-to-head categories.
- That included points (71-64), kills (59-48), service aces (6-4), assists (56-46), and digs (65-64).
- UWP's one head-to-head edge came in total blocks, 12-6.
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Katie Smith paced all players in kills with 19 while hitting .250 on 44 swings with eight errors.
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Kyleigh Weck was also in double-digits thanks to 17 kills (one off her career high) and just one mishap on 36 total attacks for a .444 hitting percentage.
- In her second match back from injury,
Katerina Stout hit .333 on 18 attempts with eight kills and two errors.
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Kayla Dulgar dished out 48 assists to go with 16 digs for her 41st career double-double and 10th of the season.
- Those 16 digs also pushed Dulgar over 1,000 for her career at 1,003.
- The Green and Gold's six aces came from three players in
Doga Muhtaroglu with three,
Lauren Essenpreis with two and
Giselle Burlingame with one.
- Above the net defensively, three Warriors notched multiple total blocks.
- That trio included Smith with three (all assisted), Stout with three (one solo) and
Nicole Dupre with two (both assisted).
- Burlingame was on top of the dig department with 22 by her name.
LEADING THE WARRIORS
UP NEXT
Wayne State will be on the road for the final two weeks of the regular season. That road swing starts with a trip to Michigan Tech on Friday at 6 p.m. and Northern Michigan on Saturday for Halloween at 4 p.m.