SARATOGA, Calif. — The No. 25 West Valley College women’s volleyball team defeated Folsom Lake College 3-0 on October 2, winning with set scores of 25-14, 25-11 and 25-15. Naomi Hunt led the Vikings with seven kills, five service aces, nine digs and 13 points.
Kianna Liggs added four kills and five total blocks (two solo, three assists) for 11 points. Alissa Stauffer hit .833 with five kills on six attempts without an error. Ava Aviles and Hannah McGhie each contributed five kills.
Setters Sydney Scott and Kierra Kramer combined for 20 assists, with Scott also recording three aces and six digs and Kramer adding two aces. West Valley’s offense hit .301 overall. The team accumulated 15 service aces, tying for the 16th-most in a single match in program history.
The match was held as West Valley’s “Pink Out Game,” supporting breast cancer research as part of the athletics department’s monthlong “Pink Out Campaign.” With the victory, West Valley improved to 8-7 overall. The Vikings will begin conference play on the road against College of San Mateo on October 7 at 5 p.m.
CSB Take
West Valley College’s strong serving and balanced scoring effort led to a decisive win against Folsom Lake. The 15 service aces highlight the team’s effective serve, which will be key in upcoming conference matches. Their engagement during the Pink Out Game also reflects the program’s dedication to community involvement. Maintaining this high level of play will be important as the Vikings face tougher competition on the road.
Source: Original report
