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University of San Diego Toreros Women’s Volleyball Eyes Postseason as Seven-Match WCC Win Streak Builds

The University of San Diego Toreros women's volleyball team is on a seven-match West Coast Conference winning streak as it prepares for pivotal road games at Pepperdine and Loyola Marymount under junior setter Kylie Munday's leadership.

The University of San Diego Toreros women’s volleyball team is riding a seven-match winning streak in West Coast Conference play as it prepares for a crucial road trip in November 2026. Following a slow start to the season, the Toreros have gathered momentum and currently hold a 14-8 overall record.

USD faces a tough test with upcoming away matches at Pepperdine on November 12 and Loyola Marymount on November 14, both teams having previously defeated the Toreros this season. The match at Pepperdine will be broadcast nationally on ESPNU, marking a significant opportunity for the program and coach Jennifer Petrie, now in her 27th season and holder of 10 WCC championships.

Junior setter Kylie Munday from Post Falls, Idaho remains a pivotal leader for San Diego. Munday, recognized as the top West Coast Conference setter for two consecutive seasons, directs a team blending veterans like senior outside hitter Nemo Beach, the 2025 WCC Player of the Year, and senior transfer Kierstyn Barton, with impactful freshmen including kills leader Emma Brewer and Ryann Knuth. Munday, Brewer, and sophomore libero Lauren Lynch have each secured three WCC weekly awards this season, exemplifying the team’s rising performance.

Coach Petrie stresses the value of their challenging schedule and developmental progress. The diverse and competitive front line, featuring players of varying heights and talents, has evolved into a cohesive unit intent on reaching a deep postseason run.

CSB Take

The University of San Diego Toreros women’s volleyball team’s current seven-match WCC streak underscores a key turning point in their 2026 campaign. Led by setter Kylie Munday’s leadership and supported by a balanced mix of seasoned players and emerging freshmen, the Toreros have built momentum crucial for success in their demanding conference finish. Their upcoming nationally televised game at Pepperdine and subsequent match at Loyola Marymount offer vital stages to demonstrate growth and fortify their postseason goals. USD’s resilience and team depth position them well for a strong conclusion to the season.


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