Nov. 16, 2013
Boise, Idaho - For the second-straight match, Sydney LaFollette had the Spartans' best hitting percentage, but the San José State University women's volleyball team was swept by Boise State, 3-0 (25-23, 25-14, 25-14), in a Mountain West match on Saturday, November 16.
"We didn't play well together tonight and it was uncharacteristic for us to play that way," said Head Coach Oscar Crespo. "We didn't execute well in a lot of different places."
LaFollette hit .286 with a dig and block assist. Sarah Griest hit .273 with an ace and Mary Alice O'Reilly recorded eight kills.
The Spartans kept the first set close, losing by just two points. But in the second set, San José State hit .000 and in the third set, hit -.081 to drop the final two sets by 25-14 margins.
In the match, the Spartans hit .046, their lowest percentage in Mountain West play, and were outblocked by the Broncos, 10-2.
With the loss, San José State's overall record falls to 8-18 overall record and 5-10 in the Mountain West. The win improves Boise State's overall record to 12-15 and 6-11 in the Mountain West.
The Spartans return to the Event Center on Thursday, November 21, for a 7:00 p.m. match against Colorado State.