DAVIS, Calif. – UC Davis is still searching for its first home win of the season as it suffered a defeat via the sweep to the Tritons of UC San Diego on Thursday night inside the University Credit Union Center.
"UC San Diego had a great game plan and executed well defensively," said Head Coach
Dan Conners. "We played from our heels most of the night and didn't do what it takes to play as a team."
The Aggies fall to 11-10 overall (6-5 Big West) in their third straight match that finished in just three sets. Thursday's opponents improve to 14-9 (6-5 Big West) and draw level with UC Davis in the Big West Conference standings.
It was a tough night for Davis' team, posting a season-low hitting percentage of .029 while committing 24 attack errors, their most in a three-set match this season. UC San Diego's Ava McInnes showed why she is one of the most feared hitters in the conference, slamming down a game-high 15 kills while hitting at a .419 clip.
Olivia Utterback paced the Aggies offensively with her nine kills on .217. Making a big impact defensively was
Julia Ng who racked up 18 digs to make it three straight games in double figures for the libero.
Both of UC Davis' setters reached double-digits in the assist column, with
Mia Starr and
Casi Newman handing out 12 apiece.
Up Next
The Ags remain at home to host Long Beach State for their match on Oct. 28. First serve is scheduled for 1 p.m. inside the University Credit Union Center.
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