SAN FRANCISCO – The San Francisco State women's volleyball team could not slow down the attack of visiting Stanislaus State as they fell 3-0 (13-25, 13-25, 18-25) Tuesday evening at the Main Gym at the Don Nasser Family Plaza.
SF State (1-15/0-8 CCAA) finished the evening with 23 kills on 93 swings with 18 attack errors, hitting .054.
Haley Halpert led the Gators with eight kills on 23 swings,
Danielle Ryan was second on the team with five kills.
Stanislaus State (8-9/5-4 CCAA) came out on fire, the Warriors hit .311 on the evening and was led by senior outside hitter Blair Ehrlich who had 18 kills on 38 swings for a .368 attack percentage.
The Gators will return to action on Saturday when they travel to Arcata, Calif., to take on Humboldt State. The match is slated for a 7:00 p.m. start time.
Return to the 6-2
The Gators made a switch, going back to the 6-2. Senior setter
Malia Muin had her strongest night as a setter, recording a career-high 12 assists with four digs and a service ace.
Ryan Makes Her Mark
Freshman outside hitter
Danielle Ryan had a solid evening, the native of Burbank, Calif., threw down five kills on 13 swings for an impressive .308 attack percentage. She also tallied a service ace and five digs and two block assists.
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