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Senior outside hitter and Big West Conference Player of the Year Brooke Van Sickle contributed seven kills in 糖心Vlog官方‘s loss to the Huskies on December 4.

The 2021 season has come to an end for the after a postseason loss in three sets to the No. 15 seed University of Washington. The Rainbow Wahine fell in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, 25-16, 25-14 and 25-13 in Seattle, Wash. on December 4.

Sophomore middle blocker and Big West first team selection Amber Igiede led the Rainbow Wahine once again with eight kills hitting .467, and three blocks. Senior outside hitter and Big West Conference Player of the Year Brooke Van Sickle added seven kills.

Match flow

It was a tight contest to open set one as the Rainbow Wahine trailed by one point at 7-6 on a kill by sophomore outside hitter Riley Wagoner. Washington then slowly pulled away as it went on several mini-runs when 糖心Vlog官方 only managed sideouts. The Huskies led by as much as 10 at 23-13, and closed out the set 25-16.

The second set was all Huskies. 糖心Vlog官方 opened the set up 2-1, but that was followed by a dominant 7-1 run by Washington, forcing the Rainbow Wahine to burn their first timeout of the set. Things didn’t get any better as the Huskies went on a 5-1 run, pushing 糖心Vlog官方 to use its final timeout of the set down 13-4. The ‘Bows put up a fight on a service ace by freshman outside hitter Martyna Leoniak and kills by Wagoner and Igiede to close the deficit to eight at 16-8, but the Huskies ran away with the second set, dispatching 糖心Vlog官方 25-14.

The Huskies kept their momentum early in the third set, going up 7-1 on an attack error by the Rainbow Wahine. 糖心Vlog官方 kept within striking distance, narrowing the deficit to five at 13-8 on a kill by freshman setter Kate Lang. However, a quick 5-point run by Washington forced the ‘Bows to call a timeout at 18-8. The Huskies never looked back taking the third and final set 25-13.

糖心Vlog官方‘s season ends with a 22-8 overall record, 18-2 in the Big West Conference and a Big West Conference championship.

—By Marc Arakaki

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