
Jordan Radick (10) and Jourdain Klein combined for a block against Eastern Washington on Saturday afternoon.
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Cats Soar in Four
11/6/2021 3:25:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
Ennis product Jourdain Klein posted a career-high 16 kills and a match-best .556 attack mark to lift Montana State to a 21-25, 25-21, 25-18, 25-19 victory over Eastern Washington on Senior Day in Shroyer Gym.
Ennis product Jourdain Klein posted a career-high 16 kills and a match-best .556 attack mark to lift Montana State to a 21-25, 25-21, 25-18, 25-19 victory over Eastern Washington on Senior Day in Shroyer Gym.
Despite out-hitting Eastern Washington (10-12, 6-8) in the first set, the Eagles won the serve-pass game posting four aces and using two Montana State (13-12, 9-5) service errors to take a 1-0 advantage in the match.
"I think the emotion of Senior Day got to us early," said MSU head coach Daniel Jones. "Once we were able to flip the serve-pass game we got a hold of the match."
The second set featured 11 ties and four lead changes. Leading 18-17, three consecutive kills by Klein and an Allie Lynch ace gave the Bobcats a five-point cushion. MSU closed out the set on a kill by Kira Thomsen.
MSU outhit EWU .315 to .103 in the final two sets and used a strong service game to keep Eastern Washington out of system. Offensively, Klein notched eight kills and Hannah Scott seven, in the last two frames.
"Offensively, we had a very nice week," Jones said. "Today, we had a lot of balance and ran an efficient attack."
In the two matches against Idaho and Eastern Washington, MSU hit .304 and averaged 15.7 kills per set.
Also reaching double-figure kills against the Eagles were Thomsen 12 and Scott 11. Lynch and Audrey Hofer dished out 28 and 27 assists, respectively.
Defensively, MSU was led by Courtney Weatherby with a career-high 16 digs, while Thomsen added 13 and Hofer 11.
Eastern Washington was paced by Katie Fleck with 13 kills and two blocks.
Montana State closes out the regular season next week at Portland State and Sacramento State.
Despite out-hitting Eastern Washington (10-12, 6-8) in the first set, the Eagles won the serve-pass game posting four aces and using two Montana State (13-12, 9-5) service errors to take a 1-0 advantage in the match.
"I think the emotion of Senior Day got to us early," said MSU head coach Daniel Jones. "Once we were able to flip the serve-pass game we got a hold of the match."
The second set featured 11 ties and four lead changes. Leading 18-17, three consecutive kills by Klein and an Allie Lynch ace gave the Bobcats a five-point cushion. MSU closed out the set on a kill by Kira Thomsen.
MSU outhit EWU .315 to .103 in the final two sets and used a strong service game to keep Eastern Washington out of system. Offensively, Klein notched eight kills and Hannah Scott seven, in the last two frames.
"Offensively, we had a very nice week," Jones said. "Today, we had a lot of balance and ran an efficient attack."
In the two matches against Idaho and Eastern Washington, MSU hit .304 and averaged 15.7 kills per set.
Also reaching double-figure kills against the Eagles were Thomsen 12 and Scott 11. Lynch and Audrey Hofer dished out 28 and 27 assists, respectively.
Defensively, MSU was led by Courtney Weatherby with a career-high 16 digs, while Thomsen added 13 and Hofer 11.
Eastern Washington was paced by Katie Fleck with 13 kills and two blocks.
Montana State closes out the regular season next week at Portland State and Sacramento State.
Team Stats
EWU
MSU
Kills
47
64
Errors
23
19
Attempts
134
152
Hitting %
.179
.296
Points
62
71
Assists
42
60
Aces
8
3
Blocks
7
4
Game Leaders
Kills-Aces-Blocks
Players Mentioned
Matt Houk Introductory Press Conference
Wednesday, January 18
Daniel Jones Weekly Press Conference
Monday, November 15
Bobcat Classic: Arkansas vs. Portland
Saturday, September 04
Bobcat Classic: Arkansas vs. Utah State
Friday, September 03