Rose Stuewe Dominates as Mines Volleyball Secures 3-0 Victory Against Fort Lewis
Key points:
- Rose Stuewe leads the Colorado School of Mines Volleyball team to a 3-0 win against Fort Lewis with 14 kills and no errors.
- Mines hitters showcase efficiency with a combined attack percentage of .388 and record more points, kills, aces, assists, and digs than the Skyhawks.
- With the victory, Mines moves into a tie for #8 in the conference standings and keeps their chance at the postseason alive.
Rose Stuewe’s 14-kill, error-free performance led Colorado School of Mines to a 3-0 victory against Fort Lewis, boosting the team’s postseason hopes. Stuewe’s .609 hitting percentage and solid contributions from Emily Knight, Shannon Perna, and Allison Jansen gave Mines a dominant edge. Setter Presley Powell orchestrated the team’s efforts with 44 assists while Meghan Slaninka and Jada Price shone in the back row. Mines’ efficient attack and strong defense ensured victory, moving them into a tie for #8 in the conference standings. The win maintained the team’s 21-match win streak against Fort Lewis and set the stage for a decisive clash against Western Colorado.
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