San Diego's volleyball team continued its strong performance at the 2026 FISU America Games, sweeping host Peru in three sets, with scores of 25-17, 25-17, and 25-23. As Team USA, the Toreros showcased their offensive strength with 49 kills and a hitting percentage of .290, while their defensive efforts held Peru to just .140. Key players included Meghan Scholz and BayLea Sparks, who combined for 13 error-free kills, and Kierstyn Barton, who led with 11 kills.

By the Numbers
  • USD converted 49 kills in just three sets, compared to 49 kills in four sets against Brazil.
  • Meghan Scholz hit .700 with 7 kills on 10 swings, while the Toreros' overall hitting percentage was .290.
State of Play
  • San Diego out-dug Peru 47-38, demonstrating strong defensive capability.
  • USD's serve-receive performance was impressive, achieving a .942 success rate with only three errors on 52 attempts.
What's Next

The Toreros will face Team Colombia in their final pool play match on Wednesday, July 29, at 1 p.m. PT. This match will be crucial in determining their standing and progression in the tournament.

Bottom Line

San Diego's dominant performance against Peru highlights their potential in the tournament. The team's combination of strong offense and solid defense sets a promising tone as they prepare for the upcoming match against Colombia.