SAN BERNARDINO, Calif – San Francisco State volleyball's team season came to a close with a loss to #14 and top seed Chaminade (20-25, 20-25, 16-25) at NCAA Western Regionals. The Gators played in the Western Regionals for the first time since 2012.
- The Gators close out the season at 18-11. Chaminade improves to 30-3 and advances to play Cal State LA.
- SF State was without CCAA Setter of the Year Kimberly DeBoer for a second straight game. Drew deGuzman had 14 assists and Tamiya Wilson had 13.
- Izzy Issak had a team-high nine kills. Wilson's seven kills in the match brought her to 384 on the season, third most in a single season.
- Trinity Yates, who has had one of the top hitting percentages in the NCAA this season, finishes the season with a .424 hitting percentage, crushing the single season record.
- Chaminade limited the Gators to one ace and block while they landed six aces and eight blocks.
The Gators remained close to Chaminade throughout set one. Tied at 16-16, Chaminade went on a 5-1 run to put some separation between themselves and the Gators. SF State was able to come back within two, but a pair of ball handling errors from Wilson brought the lead back to four and Chaminade went away with Set one.
Chaminade's Greta Corti had four kills to give the Swords a 12-6 lead in set two. The Gators would come within three of the lead but were never able to get enough of a run going to retake the lead.
A 3-0 lead for the Gators disappeared quickly. Tied at 7-7, Chaminade went on an 11-2 run, forcing the Gators to sideout anytime they landed a kill. Errors from the Swords gave the Gators some life late in the set but the Gators were unable to get enough going to mount a comeback.
