Friday, August 27
Los Angeles, Calif.
5:00 P.M.
California State University at Northridge
1-1,0-0Big West
3
vs
2
Campbell
0-1,0-0Big South
1
2
3
4
5
F
CSUN
25
19
26
18
15
3
Campbell
22
25
24
25
13
2
Team Stats
CSUN
Campb
Kills
47
53
Errors
32
39
Attempts
166
186
Hitting %
.090
.075
Points
63
76
Assists
44
48
Aces
4
7
Blocks
12
16
Game Leaders
Kills
14
Aces
0
Blocks
2
Kills
10
Aces
0
Blocks
8
Kills
8
Aces
0
Blocks
3
Kills
7
Aces
0
Blocks
0
Players Mentioned
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DS/L
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/ Women's Volleyball
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/ Women's Volleyball
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/ Women's VolleyballOH
/ Women's VolleyballOH
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Photo by: Steve Fitzgerald
Orshoff, Hunter Lead CSUN to Five-Set Win Over Campbell
8/27/2021 7:47:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Taylor Orshoff and Taylor Hunter combined for 24 kills as the CSUN Matadors held off Campbell University in a tight five-set win Friday night in match two of the Trojan Invitational at USC's Galen Center.
The Matadors pick up their first win under interim head coach Susie Terrusa, evening their record at 1-1 following a 3-0 loss to Denver earlier in the day. The Camels drop their opener to fall to 0-1.
KEY STATISTICS
• Orshoff led the Matadors with 14 kills, coming within one kill of her career-high. The sophomore from Riverside hit .128 on a career-high 47 swings to go with two digs and a pair of blocks.
• Hunter, who put down a team-high eight kills on .700 hitting in her collegiate debut against Denver, reached double figures with 10 kills on .208 hitting against Campbell. Hunter was also effective at the net, posting eight blocks including one solo stuff.
• Nicole Nevarez and Seyvion Waggoner chipped in eight kills (.023) and seven kills (.235) respectively while Lexi McLeod added five kills and pair of aces while matching Nevarez with 16 digs.
• Setter Carisa Barron posted her first collegiate double-double with 17 assists and 10 digs while fellow freshman Madison Klungel recorded 20 assists and six digs. Libero Makayla Bradford scooped up a season-high 21 digs as CSUN had 82 team digs in the win.
• Campbell's Chloe Cook led all hitters in the match with 15 kills (.214) while Lailah Green added 12 (-.061). Neither team hit particularly well in the match as the Matadors hit .090 (47-32-166) as a team to the Camels' .075 (53-39-186).
COACH SUSIE TERRUSAÂ SAID
"This was an up and down match for us but it was great to see the players battle and come out with a win. We are going to have to battle for each point and play more consistent volleyball against USC tomorrow night."
SET 1
After Campbell claimed the first point of the match, CSUN scored two straight and would go on to lead for a majority of the opening set. After the Camels knotted the score at 4-4, the Matadors scored on four of the next five points - the last coming on a McLeod kill - to open up an 8-5 cushion. Consecutive kills from Waggoner kept CSUN in front by three (15-12) before the Camels were whistled for a ball-handling error extending the Matador lead to 17-13. A kill out of Campbell timeout propelled the Camels on a 5-1 run that knotted the score at 18-all. After the two teams traded sideouts until 21-21, freshman Layla Cederlind stepped to the service line and CSUN scored three straight before closing the set on a Campbell service error.
SET 2
The Matadors, who hit a season-high .205 in set one, were held to a .000 clip in the second set as the Camels overcame an early 3-0 deficit to lead the remainder of the set. With the score tied at 6-6, consecutive CSUN hitting errors propelled Campbell on a 5-0 run which opened up an 11-6 edge. The Matadors battled back to within two at 13-11 and again at 17-15 following an Orshoff kill. But the Camels quickly built their lead back to five and wound up taking the set by six, 25-19.
SET 3
As was the case in set one, set three featured 10 ties but just one lead change. Neither team led by more than two points until Hunter and Orshoff teamed up to stuff a Campbell attack giving CSUN an 11-8 lead. The Matadors eventually led by as many as four at 17-13 and again at 18-14 following a Hunter kill. Campbell whittled away at the CSUN lead, trimming the deficit to 20-19 before Hunter answered with another kill. Hunter, however, had her attack stuffed as the Camels pulled even at 23-23 before Nevarez's kill set the Matadors up with set point at 24-23. A Campbell kill saved one set point before Lauryn Anderson stuffed the ensuing attack giving CSUN the 26-24 win and the 2-1 set lead.
SET 4
Undeterred, the Camels claimed seven of the first 10 points of the fourth frame and led 12-5 after 17 points. A kill by Orshoff pulled CSUN capped a 4-0 CSUN run, pulling the Matadors within three at 12-9. But an ensuing 4-2 Campbell run quickly built the lead back to 16-11 and the Camels won the set going away 25-18.
SET 5
A co-block by Hunter and Nevarez gave the Matadors an early 3-1 lead in the decisive fifth set. Still leading by two (4-2) following a Hunter kill, the Matadors were outscored 7-1 over the next eight points as Campbell opened up a 9-5 lead. A Green hitting error fueled a a 4-0 CSUN run that knotted the score at 9-9. Green answered on the next point giving the Camels a 10-9 lead in what turned out to be their final lead of the match. Orshoff's kill knotted the score at 10 before consecutive Campbell hitting errors forced a Camel timeout at 12-10. Another hitting error out of the timeout followed by a McLeod kill set the Matadors up with match point at 14-10. A pair of Cook kills and a Campbell block saved three match points before Green's serve landed in the net giving CSUN the 15-13 decision.Â
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UP NEXT
The Matadors complete the Trojan Invitational Saturday as CSUN takes on host USC in the Galen Center at 7:30 p.m.Â
#UniteTheValley
The Matadors pick up their first win under interim head coach Susie Terrusa, evening their record at 1-1 following a 3-0 loss to Denver earlier in the day. The Camels drop their opener to fall to 0-1.
KEY STATISTICS
• Orshoff led the Matadors with 14 kills, coming within one kill of her career-high. The sophomore from Riverside hit .128 on a career-high 47 swings to go with two digs and a pair of blocks.
• Hunter, who put down a team-high eight kills on .700 hitting in her collegiate debut against Denver, reached double figures with 10 kills on .208 hitting against Campbell. Hunter was also effective at the net, posting eight blocks including one solo stuff.
• Nicole Nevarez and Seyvion Waggoner chipped in eight kills (.023) and seven kills (.235) respectively while Lexi McLeod added five kills and pair of aces while matching Nevarez with 16 digs.
• Setter Carisa Barron posted her first collegiate double-double with 17 assists and 10 digs while fellow freshman Madison Klungel recorded 20 assists and six digs. Libero Makayla Bradford scooped up a season-high 21 digs as CSUN had 82 team digs in the win.
• Campbell's Chloe Cook led all hitters in the match with 15 kills (.214) while Lailah Green added 12 (-.061). Neither team hit particularly well in the match as the Matadors hit .090 (47-32-166) as a team to the Camels' .075 (53-39-186).
COACH SUSIE TERRUSAÂ SAID
"This was an up and down match for us but it was great to see the players battle and come out with a win. We are going to have to battle for each point and play more consistent volleyball against USC tomorrow night."
SET 1
After Campbell claimed the first point of the match, CSUN scored two straight and would go on to lead for a majority of the opening set. After the Camels knotted the score at 4-4, the Matadors scored on four of the next five points - the last coming on a McLeod kill - to open up an 8-5 cushion. Consecutive kills from Waggoner kept CSUN in front by three (15-12) before the Camels were whistled for a ball-handling error extending the Matador lead to 17-13. A kill out of Campbell timeout propelled the Camels on a 5-1 run that knotted the score at 18-all. After the two teams traded sideouts until 21-21, freshman Layla Cederlind stepped to the service line and CSUN scored three straight before closing the set on a Campbell service error.
SET 2
The Matadors, who hit a season-high .205 in set one, were held to a .000 clip in the second set as the Camels overcame an early 3-0 deficit to lead the remainder of the set. With the score tied at 6-6, consecutive CSUN hitting errors propelled Campbell on a 5-0 run which opened up an 11-6 edge. The Matadors battled back to within two at 13-11 and again at 17-15 following an Orshoff kill. But the Camels quickly built their lead back to five and wound up taking the set by six, 25-19.
SET 3
As was the case in set one, set three featured 10 ties but just one lead change. Neither team led by more than two points until Hunter and Orshoff teamed up to stuff a Campbell attack giving CSUN an 11-8 lead. The Matadors eventually led by as many as four at 17-13 and again at 18-14 following a Hunter kill. Campbell whittled away at the CSUN lead, trimming the deficit to 20-19 before Hunter answered with another kill. Hunter, however, had her attack stuffed as the Camels pulled even at 23-23 before Nevarez's kill set the Matadors up with set point at 24-23. A Campbell kill saved one set point before Lauryn Anderson stuffed the ensuing attack giving CSUN the 26-24 win and the 2-1 set lead.
SET 4
Undeterred, the Camels claimed seven of the first 10 points of the fourth frame and led 12-5 after 17 points. A kill by Orshoff pulled CSUN capped a 4-0 CSUN run, pulling the Matadors within three at 12-9. But an ensuing 4-2 Campbell run quickly built the lead back to 16-11 and the Camels won the set going away 25-18.
SET 5
A co-block by Hunter and Nevarez gave the Matadors an early 3-1 lead in the decisive fifth set. Still leading by two (4-2) following a Hunter kill, the Matadors were outscored 7-1 over the next eight points as Campbell opened up a 9-5 lead. A Green hitting error fueled a a 4-0 CSUN run that knotted the score at 9-9. Green answered on the next point giving the Camels a 10-9 lead in what turned out to be their final lead of the match. Orshoff's kill knotted the score at 10 before consecutive Campbell hitting errors forced a Camel timeout at 12-10. Another hitting error out of the timeout followed by a McLeod kill set the Matadors up with match point at 14-10. A pair of Cook kills and a Campbell block saved three match points before Green's serve landed in the net giving CSUN the 15-13 decision.Â
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UP NEXT
The Matadors complete the Trojan Invitational Saturday as CSUN takes on host USC in the Galen Center at 7:30 p.m.Â
#UniteTheValley
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