BYU continued its dominant performance at the Boise State Invitational in Idaho, sweeping Sacramento State 25-8, 25-10, 25-14 in the Cougars' final match of the tournament.
As a team, the Cougars committed only one hitting error. Their .539 team hitting percentage is the highest match average for BYU in the rally-scoring era. For the third match in a row, Veronica Jones-Perry led the Cougars' offense, terminating 13 kills versus Sac State.
The final match of the Boise State Invitational was a big one for the home team. Sierra Nobley and Sabryn Roberts led the Broncos to a 25-22, 25-22, 25-18 sweep of Missouri, with 16 kills apiece.
Boise State out-hit the Tigers .316 to .214 and out-blocked them seven to two.
Missouri's redshirt senior Kira Larson led the Tigers with 11 kills and zero errors, hitting .440.
As a team, the Cougars committed only one hitting error. Their .539 team hitting percentage is the highest match average for BYU in the rally-scoring era. For the third match in a row, Veronica Jones-Perry led the Cougars' offense, terminating 13 kills versus Sac State.
The final match of the Boise State Invitational was a big one for the home team. Sierra Nobley and Sabryn Roberts led the Broncos to a 25-22, 25-22, 25-18 sweep of Missouri, with 16 kills apiece.
Boise State out-hit the Tigers .316 to .214 and out-blocked them seven to two.
Missouri's redshirt senior Kira Larson led the Tigers with 11 kills and zero errors, hitting .440.