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Heading into the third round of the NCAA tournament, the 15th-seeded Washington volleyball team will need more than just its star players to perform.
After winning the first and second rounds of the NCAA tournament, the 15th-seeded Washington volleyball team has a big task ahead. In order to advance to the quarterfinals, Washington must beat Texas, who is seeded second overall and has only…
For the past two months, the Washington volleyball team has been a force to be reckoned with, winning 19 of its past 20 matches since the calendar flipped to October.
Washington was simply too good for Brown on Friday night.
Following a successful Pac-12 season, the Washington volleyball team is now preparing to play on the biggest stage: the NCAA tournament.
After finishing the season 24-4 and crowned the sole holders of the Pac-12 title, the Washington women's volleyball team may not be getting the recognition it deserves.
There was no better way for the No.12 Washington women’s volleyball team to end its regular season than an Apple Cup win over No. 21 Washington State.
The No. 12 Washington volleyball team ensured Wednesday in Colorado that its shot at a second consecutive Pac-12 title will come down to Saturday in Seattle.
Heading into the match against No. 16 Oregon, the No. 12 Washington women’s volleyball team was prepared for a battle. However, that’s not exactly what the match turned out to be.
Tied with UCLA for first place in the Pac-12 standings, the No.12 Washington volleyball team went into Friday’s match against Oregon State trying to keep pace in the conference title race.
Leading the No.12 Washington women’s volleyball team in blocks and hitting percentage, junior middle blocker Marin Grote provides both an impenetrable wall on defense and an efficient third option on offense.
With junior outside hitter Claire Hoffman out of the lineup, the No. 13 Washington women’s volleyball team looked to other options to lead it to a 3-0 (25-16, 25-16, 25-20) victory over California.
