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Cardinals fall in four sets to Utah State-Eastern in Utah

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Cardinals fall in four sets to Utah State-Eastern in Utah
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North Idaho College lost to Utah State-Eastern in four sets during a Scenic West Athletic Conference match on October 9 in Price, Utah.

Key takeaways

  • North Idaho College lost to Utah State-Eastern in four sets on October 9.
  • Brynlie Cornia recorded 14 kills and eight digs for NIC.
  • Sela Christiansen recorded 13 kills for Utah State-Eastern.
  • The teams were scheduled to play again in Price on October 10.

North Idaho College fell to Utah State-Eastern in four sets during a Scenic West Athletic Conference match on October 9 at the Bunnell-Dmitrich Athletic Center in Price, Utah.

The match resulted in scores of 25-17, 25-17, 26-28, and 27-25 in favor of Utah State-Eastern.

Brynlie Cornia, a freshman from Nibley, Utah, recorded 14 kills and eight digs for North Idaho College. Other players for NIC included Camryn Farrar, who had seven kills and 11 digs; Zoe Galbreath, who recorded 17 assists and 12 digs; and Mikayla Esquivel, who had nine kills. NIC holds a record of 18-7 and 4-3 in the SWAC.

For Utah State-Eastern, Sela Christiansen contributed 13 kills. The team has a record of 12-10 and 5-2.

NIC coach Drew Pascua stated that the offense struggled with decision-making and hesitation during the first two sets. He noted that the team improved and used hard-nosed defense to force a potential fifth set, but missed opportunities at the end of the fourth set.

The two teams were scheduled to meet again in Price on October 10.

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