SandBows fall to Cal Poly 3-2, sweep Sac State & Beach

No. 6 Hawaii lost to No. 7 Cal Poly 3-2
The SandBows won at Flights 3 and 4, losing at Flights 1, 2 and 5
The match came down to Flights 4 and 5 going 3
Huddleston-Loker won 19-21, 21-16, 15-13
Dreeuws-Russo lost 16-21, 28-26, 15-11
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Hawaii swept Sac State in today’s second match at the Big West Challenge
The No. 3 pair of Morgan Martin and Pani Napoleon extended their win streak together to 16 matches – all of them by straight sets. The duo has now won 30 straight sets, breaking the school record of 28 set by the pair of Homayun and Amy Ozee last year.
up next: No. 7 Cal Poly at noon HST
1.Maglio-Ozee 21-11, 21-6
2.Homayun-Scoles 21-16, 21-12
3. Martin-Napoleon 21-10, 21-5
4. Huddleston-Loker 21-8, 21-11
5. Dreeuws-Russo 21-12, 21-6
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Hawaii tops Long Beach State 5-0 in Big West Challenge
The No. 3 pair of Morgan Martin and Pani Napoleon extended their win streak together to 14 matches – all of them by straight sets. The duo has now won 28 straight sets, tying the school record of 28 set by the pair of Homayun and Ozee last year.
Question on previous thread was about Kendra Koelsch at The Beach. As noted below she was at Flight 4 against Hawaii. Listed as a senior but playing as a grad student, pursing master’s in kinesiology.
1. Emily Maglio/Amy Ozee (UH) def. Megan Kruidhof/Mari Molina (LBSU) 18-21, 21-15, 15-9
2. Ari Homayun/Julia Scoles (UH) def. Zoi Konstantopoulou/Nicci Reinking (LBSU) 21-16, 21-10
3. Morgan Martin/Pani Napoleon (UH) def. Claire Newlander/Sydney Stevens (LBSU) 21-18, 21-13
4. Hi’ilawe Huddleston/Kylin Loker (UH) def. Kendra Koelsch/Kenzie Holtz (LBSU) 21-15, 21-9
5. Paige Dreeuws/Sofia Russo (UH) def. Alexis Patterson/Tyler Spriggs (LBSU) 21-18, 21-17

Next up Sac State at 9 a.m. HST
Then finish with No. 7 Cal Poly. The Mustangs lost yesterday to the 49ers 4-1


COMMENTS

  1. FitTrainer March 31, 2019 10:09 am

    Big win for the Sand Bows. Cal Poly will also be a big match. It will bolster their tournament resume.


  2. Cindy Luis March 31, 2019 10:29 am

    1. it was a good win. Doesn’t seem like Poly is the team they were last year but always a good battle.


  3. hixlbfan March 31, 2019 11:54 am

    Koelsch has played in every match this season for the Beach. Mostly at 4’s, but has played some 3’s. Going into Sunday, she is 12-7 (6-3 at 3’s & 6-4 at 4’s).. has been paired with Sydney Stevens at 3’s & Sophie Major/Kenzie Holt/Claire Newlander at 4’s.


  4. jm2375 March 31, 2019 12:07 pm

    Vote for Joe, Rado & Stijn for Players of the Month.
    http://www.offtheblockblog.com/2019/03/finalists-announced-for-off-the-block-national-player-of-month-2/
    Thought Pat Gasman should’ve been included too, but oh well.

    Parking will be bad this weekend. Baseball vs UC Davis. Hope UH has plans in place.


  5. Cindy Luis March 31, 2019 1:13 pm

    3. haven’t seen parking plans for this weekend but they do have them for big west tournament which conflicts with Fullerton


  6. Cindy Luis March 31, 2019 1:14 pm

    Hawaii in trouble against Cal Poly
    Lost at 1 & 2
    1. 21-13, 21-12
    2. 21-14, 21-15=6
    Won at 3 21-13, 21-15
    4. & 5 going to 3
    4. 19-21, 21-16
    5 21-16, 26-28


  7. Cindy Luis March 31, 2019 1:19 pm

    3. thanks when I looked at LBS stax. all I saw was 1-0
    but that was at one flight with one partner.


  8. Pismo Beach Volleyball Fan March 31, 2019 6:24 pm

    I was very happy when Hawaii beat Long Beach this morning after Long Beach had beaten Cal Poly yesterday, so I wanted revenge and cheered loudly for Hawaii. The true highlight was the final ace that Emily Maglio delivered to Long Beach landing between Kruidhoff and Molina. Yesterday in the final point of the match, Cal Poly (with Chrissy Jones, former UW player) was aced exactly the same way and now the Long Beach girls got their payback. I certainly praised Emily Maglio in person for this. Best moment in the whole tournament.

    As for the Cal Poly-UH match (I’m a Cal Poly alumni), I cheered great plays on both sides and stayed silent on bad plays. The final moments were very interesting and unusual as the two courts that were still playing in sets 3 were at the farthest ends and when one match finally ended, we all trooped a long way over the sand to the other court. Of course, Cal Poly fans outnumbered Hawaii fans, and perhaps that helped Cal Poly to win, but I think the Mustangs were so mad at losing to Long Beach the previous day that they dead-set to redeem themselves. Great matches, all in all, well worth traveling from the Big Island. Now I look forward to seeing wondrous wildflowers in super-bloom, an extra bonus for this trip.


  9. Cindy Luis April 1, 2019 8:52 am

    http://www.hawaiiwarriorworld.com/?p=49288
    new thread up with poll and RPI


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