The Wyoming Cowgirl volleyball team secured a hard-fought sweep over Northern Colorado in the second round of the NIVC, earning a spot in next week's quarterfinals. The three sets were closely contested, with scores of 25-23, 32-30, and 26-24. Wyoming displayed great resiliency, fighting off set points in the second and third sets. Paige Lauterwasser led the team with 14 kills and a .440 hitting percentage, while Sarah Holcomb recorded a career-high 11 blocks. Wyoming will face the winner of Montana State and Sacramento State in the quarterfinals.

Why It Matters

The Cowgirls' victory in the second round of the NIVC demonstrates their determination and ability to perform under pressure, advancing them to the quarterfinals. The team's resiliency and strong performance from key players like Lauterwasser and Holcomb prove their competitiveness and potential in the tournament.

By the Numbers
  • Set scores: 25-23, 32-30, 26-24
  • Paige Lauterwasser: 14 kills, .440 hitting percentage
  • Sarah Holcomb: 11 blocks (3 solo, 8 assists)
  • Wyoming hit .373, Northern Colorado hit .267
State of Play
  • The Wyoming Cowgirls secured a sweep over Northern Colorado in the second round of the NIVC.
  • Wyoming will advance to the quarterfinals of the NIVC.
  • The team will face the winner of Montana State and Sacramento State.
  • The quarterfinal match will be played on December 5, 6, or 7, with the site yet to be determined.