Pacific Union College women’s volleyball achieved a decisive doubleheader sweep on November 5, 2026, defeating West Coast Baptist with scores of 3-1 and 3-0 on the road. The Pioneers dominated the net with a combined 40 service aces across both matches.
In the opening match, Jaylyn Drennon led the team with six aces and contributed vital kills, while Maelyn Ramirez led all players with 12 kills on 20 swings, hitting .350. Kaylie Deweese and Mikaela Marazita each added seven kills, with Deweese also recording two solo blocks. Chelsea Tamayo directed the offense proficiently, tallying 13 assists and eight digs in the first match.
Renee-Elise Meneses starred in the nightcap, serving 10 aces and aiding Pacific Union College’s 3-0 victory. The team hit .429 and featured multiple strong contributors. Malia DeCelle posted eight kills with a .727 hitting percentage and assisted on six kills while adding aces. Marazita finished with 13 kills combined, and Sydney Munoz contributed five kills on five attempts. Tamayo notched 22 assists and combined with teammates to close the match on a five-point run before Meneses served the finale ace.
The sweep displayed Pacific Union College’s serving excellence and offensive balance as they improved their record and approach the remainder of the season with confidence.
CSB Take
Pacific Union College women’s volleyball’s dominant doubleheader performance, including a total of 40 aces and a 10-ace display by Renee-Elise Meneses, underscores their serving ability as a key competitive advantage. The balanced attack and opportunistic scoring highlight the team’s depth and cohesion. This sweep on the road sets a strong foundation for Pacific Union College as they continue their season, signaling their potential as a formidable contender in upcoming matches.
Source: Original report
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